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DR.. wis,ar's Balssm of Wild Cherry.

Where this article is known 1t is work oil
supererogation to say one word in its favor, so
we'll Is II established rs IN unf,ilinr remedy for
Co"JHS' Co'aS' bTo"cHlfsS' CfopP'DeA"oP'Ng
Cough, IdSttma,i diseases of the Throat, Chest
and Lunos, as well MS that most dreaded of all
d;sooses coo, a,aii which bigb medical ou-
tborityhas pronounced to be an incuraJle dis
ease. Those who have used this remedy know
III value those Who have not, have but to
make a single trial to be satisfied that of all
otbnra- II Is ib6 reneoj,t -
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ne doubtless meant vol In al

n said, but it is very obvious that
"a not weighed the sub eet of 'sie-
Mirage" in all of its bearings, bat
xHuenced more in the discussion Of
|4bject BY educational prejudices than
heightened reason and sound common
-=NrN tla.l aIEfHitiI n rs ~
" public mind is gradually bat sure
prepared for the political en-
kisement Of women, but many who
Nv strongly opposed to giving the
{ 10 her, simply because of her rex,
Iohc day, not far distant, be as firm
beir advocacy of female suffrage"
|ibh us, right is right whether it is
III OF not, and we mean TO, be b. II
Sncompromising in its defense, how
unpopular 1t may make us. Strong
d conscious integrity of ourlcause, we
|bpttle for it, and eheerfully take the
54nences. 1t is always in the light
fnity and justice, and, .if He be for
&hQ can be against u.s." ma JgO.T.
|1rrisville, Vt.lt uuGi g3@u. "E3a
"a - I-.l. /.
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TABLE CUTLERY,
CROCKERY,

d have the largest assortment ever opened in La
noble County, by the PIECE, SET OH CRATE.
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Prang's American Chromos.

Are fac stolile reproductions of exquisite oil
paintings, 50 admirably executed as to renderit
impossible for any one butexperts to detect the
difference between them. Ask for them at the
Art st1rcs IL i!H laGHG TEaS -atDaV
Prang's "Chromo Journal y contains COM
plete descriptive catalogue of onr Chromos, with
special information about the art. Specimen
copies of the Journal sent to any address on te-
cept of stamp. HA2A1
20y1 l.. PRANG u CO., Boston.
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ESSENTIAL TO

~ Farmer every Mechanic
~ Manufacturer every Public Officer
~ Landlord every Tenant - AGA
" Executor !, every Administrator; f.i7
~ Guardian every Minor oaf,.f,a D
III lieir-at-Law !; every Legatee 'qa
ia Apprentice every Mariner q .
III Ahctioneeri every Broker ....',., \,
~ Notary; every Bank Officer
~ Justice Of the Peace every Consignor;
~ Sheriff; every Under Sheriff Z ~ y. Z
~ selectman every Commissioner "
~ Married Womin every Widow
fy Trader every Market-man
4y Citizen every Property-holder.
;spenaable' to all who would know their
and duties, and possess tive means of
Citing unaided their own business.
Vlaia, nlt, accurate, and eomplete that
BON can afford to be without It. Embod
in popular form the results Of the labor
<tudy of the most popular and successful
y Of law books in the country. WORM
',fEs ruE PRIqE ASKED PoR II. Erclusire
nv .ahaino.eompetftfon. q =. = ~ '''-- 80
u for our descriptive circular. Address
). SCRANTON & CO., Hartford, Conn.
n IgSXtg 26wi ffHAEHN 40
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From Rev. l. + Ward, Avon, Lorain 70. o. B
Mes. RS! SThoNG q ARMSTRONG. 1914 'a wy
Gcntlemen--lt gives me pleasure to state that
my wife has derived great benefit from the use
of C0es dyspepsia cnre she has been for num-
Der Of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia, ac-
companed with violent paroxsms oiconstpation
which so Frustrated her that she was all tn
while tor months, unable to do anything sh
took, at your Instance. Goes dyspepsia cure
and has derived great benefit fr ON 1t. and l
now comparatively well ; she regards this med
inc as great Blessing, Truly yours, ,
Jan. 10, 1853. 'al 'nl'ni L.F9WARD. 80.
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GRAcE's CELEBRATED sALyE.

PR. JAMES CURhfs, Of AMEsBURY, Mass.
Eas afflicted with q severe fel5D on one of
|gers, and tried many remedies without
Ny friends induced me to apply your
~ two days II extracted the inflamma-
Fom nay finger 80 as to enable me to resume
|ork. II can almost say that the Salye
y Hike magic, for il Effected cure without
b 2 scar | uphesitatipgU rpronounce
~ fSdite Ill excellent remedy and DO not
Il will BE- appreciated throughout The
~ q lgfn.na Aaa Id.lff eVn HaH4EH aia
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
psEilli W. FowLE & SON, Boston, IS
tr4 aai az 700 31b.n 'a Proprictors.
u Apolhsoariss .ad Grecers generally rs
"A 4. fHI
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IN CONSUMPTION,

Many a carewoln sufferer has found relief and
to-daylrejoices' that her lie has cen made easy
and prolonged by the use OF Coe's Cough Bal
sam. .-.I.-- - - IL l. - n. .u-.-n.... n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18
DRCGGIsTs.

Any druggist in the country viii tell you. II
you take the trouble to enquiie. that every one
that buys a bottle oil Gees Dyspepsia Caie from
them speaks In the most vi qua fled piafe 81
its great medicinal virtues.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18
MluT OLE SORTS.u

Take DR.. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,- tho most medicinal in the
market. Established in 1903. q 81 17m4
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SORENESS or TIE THROAT, cnrsr,AHp Lrko s.

Do not delay procuring and imnediately tax.
ing Goes Cough Balsam, when. uobLled with
The a. owe named difficulties. They are all PIE
monitory ~ mptoms OF consumption, and il not
arrested will sooner or later sweep you aw ay in
to the valley of shadows n ON which none can
ever return. ."aUtaa f.5.
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e"'' Ham a'aF '9AeS W 9&A.H
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18

aims on the Vt. Central. and Sullivan R.
se Waterbury, going south and east, at
NJ, 2,02 P. NJ, and 10. 20 P. NJ; going
and west, leave at 1926 A. NJ 8.42 A.
B0 P. NJ, and 5.48 p. M. 'i " ..'t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18

The testimony Of all who have used 1t Tor ms
terrible disease duringthe last ten years, h'tLss
elinvariably relieves and CUES u,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18
I'm SHORT.

The people know the article. and it needs no
comment from us. ol Itisfor sale by every Drug
gist and Dealer in Medicines in the United
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18
SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Balisn--tsx
tg little and often--and you wiliyery soon fna
thief.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18

<ome one in Stowelast week sent us 81 80
years subscription to the NEwsDEALER,
|6fgot to give US their name. Send up your
j Ind it will be placed on our list Il a'"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
E0He PURIFYING. THAEI BLOOD.

! ; e.. q I
The reputation this ex-
sgH.HH n". ~ ceent medicine enjoys,
r.CI .1kS1-94A Is derived from its cures,
IN e. "A many of which are truly
n &t=SS===-=y--Y marvellous. Inveterate
to% ~--As~ cases of Scrofulous dis
&: ]: !! y;
TX disorders, which were ag-
Il g ssszst5 grayated by the serofu<
- r ] = = III 1oHs contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every Sec
On Of the country, that The public scarcely need to
be informed OF Its virtues or uscsj q }f's NM
scrofuous poison is Que of tic n,pst destInctlyp
fthhfa al h sr Eanf tic consttation
and invites the attack of enieebng or fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion of its presence Again,
itseems to breed infection throughout thc BODY and
then, on semc fatorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of its hblcous forms, either on the
Surface or among the vitals in the latter tuber-
Giles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart or tlimors formed IN the liver, or it shows
its presence by eruptons on the skh or foul ulcer
Gtions on some part of the body. Hence the occa-
sional use of bottle Of this SarsapaliHa Is adj
ysaDlc, even when no active symptoms of disease
oppem.i1 Persons Afflicted with the following COM
plants generally find immediate relief and, at
length, cure, by the use of this S4iESiF1RTE-
LII: st. dRthonY'S IiT'P, Rose or ErVsircIds,
letter. Salt RheHni. Sedid Head, RinaWorni,
Sore, EUrs, SerG Ears, and other elalption5 or
visible forms Of ScI0i9{ous disease Also in the
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia. Dropsy,
Ucnrt DiscQsgs. iits, E9ifrl'sB, Acardf0id,
and the various ttce'oHS affections of the muscu-
lar. and nervous systems. 40 ga HtIeAYEaEyt Az
, SVpRHis or Tcnc3rOi and EcrcuridG Diseases
are cured by it, though long time is required for
fubduing these obstinate maadies by any medicine.
But long continued tisc of this medicine will euro
the complaint. LeHcorrhoa or JThifcs, Uterine
UcerGtioms, and Female Diseases, are COM
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigornting effect. Minute Direc-
tons for each case are found in our Almanac, sup
piled gratis IhcHB,aiisH. and Govt, when
caused by accumulations of extraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly to it, as nlso Lirer
COMPLAINTS, TO1piditY. Congestion or Infan-
nn0tiOn of the Lirei,, and JauNdicc, when arising,
as they often do, from the rambling poisons in the
blood. This SlfRSIP1RILLI + q great re-
storer for the strength and yigor of the system.
Those who are LaIiOHid and Listless, DespOn-
dent, !sIeepIess, and troubled with Nervous lip
7,TchensiOns or Fears, or any of the affections
lsymptomatic of HcGL'fess. viii find immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of ITS restorative
power upon tflai' stHIIIW
P.REPARED M,
lSr. j. C. AYErs q CO., Lowell, Mass.,
7. Practical and Anaryticat Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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HARD COLDS a I'D oouou.

,a4t .- III AKD COisb1 "A y a. 90 OIAiN
yield at once ia steady use rms yr,ut sH..
dY. 1t will succeed in giving relief whsie alp
other remedies have failed. UF
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18
<0fFicERs RoLI-Lamoille Lodge, No. 80

4<UfFIcERs RoLL-Lamoille Lodge, No. 80
IIl)} ~ 1T. Quarter ending Aug. l, 1869:
S''.si aW. G. TIL. G., Irish, u.jj
M. V. TN. J. Lewis, ,,.. s.u,f
w. S.-F. o. Hodge.
II ". q z S. -SSfrnhai f5 6s;esSshisst 1881
M. T.-Norman A. Webster, nj s.t,tt
ip< W. G. T.--C. L. Lewis, g,t
NJ. NH. Arsiho, " '''''''
,.,,.a 81 ~. DaM.-Mary iHoldridge,e lJH
', = Y. vi. C.-S, N, Tracy, a,4.iat. ..-,g a.
9iiss' NJ. |. G.-Abby Carpenter, r., IT .ft'l
s35slj M. 0. G-Chhs. Steatns, " '
w. R. H. S.-Mattic Page, ''@'"
x&efW. L. H. S.---NIdry caldwell.
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This Company offers the following advantages,
1t isa National Company, chartered by special
act Of Congress 1863. NJ ~" h.,H'
lthas "A paidjup capital Of 81 100000, l'st II
lboilers low rates Of premium @
1t furnishes larger Insurance than other compa-
MES for the same money.
IT. is definite and certain in its terms. -oL
tits a home cOmpan. in every locality.
Its policies arc exempt from attachment.
There are unnecessary restrictions in the poli-
cies. ,u 'yIH' ~ rtrapf tIEli i.s.fentf f. 10. Ft4
Every policy is non-f Orfeitable. 4gal \. 7t yW
Policies may he taken which pay to the Insured
their full amount, and return all the premiums, so
that the insurance costs only the interest the
nual premiums.
Policies hhy be taken that viii pay to the insur-
ed, after cert ah number Of years, during life, an
annual income Of Ouc-tenth the amount named in
thepolicy IS Gi .,s, fi.att '9.F 5oitl /
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
Of females. ~ ia lBa'. IL p ~ -.y. flta
ltinsures, not topay dividends to policyholders,
hut at so low cost that dividends will be imposs-
iblc. ,.,.. -ft a..
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given
on application to the Branch Office Of the Company,
or to -t '.' 49," .' ''' '@' t''t
ROLLINS 6 CHANDLER, 3Merchnnts' Exchange,
.l5-s.I GA s5 state Street, Boston. 80 j a.
General Agents for New England. % csiG ~
h,.,4 g,r rIgtG .fIe4 j. p TUCKER MaDacer,A
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FOR SALE!

Enp CATEta.f.. 'f- ht.Hi1 EgH Hri4 illl1
II yin iS4AbL frnas aH..HI4u. 1900 va bH Z
A new and very desirable Village Residence. q
For particulars inquire Of the Subscriber at Nor
rlsyills, VI iggualtf Ja AN, BURKE. T
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18
CEERG Y NJ EN-.

The Rev, Isaas Aiken, OF Allegheny, tsstifes
that 1t has cured him after gl other remsids
had failed. ''' "f' ~"
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foa Group

The BaIsam Willie found invaluable and may
be always relied upon in the most extreme
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OUTLINE. 1'''' -
She is prepared to do quilting of superior quality.
OUTLINE.

Grateful for tho liberal patronage Of the past,
with the additions which she has made to her bust
ness she hopes to still further merit the favor OF the
citizens of Morrisvile and vicinity,
Morrisyille, May list, 1869. 27 .'Ii l2JtfI
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JACOB SMITH & son,
Montpelier, VI.

sac bua le.4su14I iE gtu ay}sN 90 I
.,., Montpelier, Vt.
a(Head of State S.Y ''h,' ''A.
l'fN idI.iB,i 20 [25m3l I.a" i5 @'}4
Hfir -la -ao1gu 'nl f.anui ga 7uaH
.r. .iptHsi .T- .Hi.gJ.uf ro.sHH jul sui}
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j. RUSSELL ARLINGTON,
ST ALBANS and MONTPELIER, VT,
Special Agent for Addison, Chittcndeh, Grand Isle,
franklin, ,Lamoille and Washington Counties.
Chas. Dutton, Agent for LamoiHe Co.
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,s,,, ..., BRANCH oFFIcE:sl5E
~ sr PHILADELPHIA. s

Where tho general business Of the Company is
transacted and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed. .eaI, r. es-H..l xa ht.H %
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Which will BIO sold for what they arc worth.
10 AT a. r. CAMPS Store.

.aH El Il4 iNr eIf9f tE ftf.fFt lti f
asboW aHiidnh ddf@ o8Hs
.q38l4LtEsNW e
nl 'H'l''l ra'Hh ~
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WORTHWHILE, W., March 10, 1869.

WORTHWHILE, W., March 10, 1869
MIR. N. p. GRoUr7-SIR ,flao< ln lHI sltlaT
In answer to your enqu-
ries, would say that have had a CANDLES Pat
ent Washing Machine In my family for about one
clothes are cleaned quickly and easily, requiring
little or no rubbing by hand. i~+H .
Tho action Of the machine Is the most easy and
natural Of any within my knowledge. Another
great point is, the clothes not worn nearly as
much rs by hand washing.
/ think the machine will pay for itself In saving
of labor and clothes in very short limo. p.
f.,.i-r.H ID LSAEEDRD &
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rFkoN LESTER sExToN.1
A GREAT BLESSING.

,sTaI l,sa,.E
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FURNITURE,
Of almost every description. Z

OF HIINUsC UVVIy uUbCTIptiUH. y ~ m y
-rra.. ..... I'D aHrif .Ia II..H
-..r1 at 90 cs aH d
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18

The reputation this ex-
ccllent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inyeterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
grayated by the serofu<
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-18
MECHANICS TOOLS,

complete assortment, as well as rF TE.
as. -.a u. 1911 ...+.'# -.f. H.H.| No nod
.4slf~ rf Eu3H. jat Is .ab Hh
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II TI77 7 777I II III Ut TT F7T-IT n
HEt' Us f.pi W
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-30

lilies ar old az religion. Job, tn,
profit, w;'z the fust champion ov bile
and he IL currently reported tew have
more hlIeS, and more pachunc, to tn,
square inch, then cny one, two bad thing
to be found i'll eny man.
l'lleS and pashunce | should az soor
think OF mixing courting and muSkeeters,
together, for luxury.
| have got II crate deal more faith than
have paschuncr, but | haven't got
enough faith in biIes. | wouldn't trust
II bile on the end OF my boots.
think faith izsa better article than
paShuncc. Faith sometimes IL an evil
dence Of brains, and pashunce quite often
" on!y mumbnc-s, but | don't think, in
these smooth shod times, it IL best few
have tew mutch capital invested in either
ov them.
But | am out ov the road. | must Git
back onto bles again.
II ieller begins tu wonder, and git
out ov the straight and narrow path, it
Is curious how quick he will bcgin to 90
10 the --. BIIcs are very sassy; sum
times when Yer 20 10 set down they will
gc' between yer and the chair that Is
pnc evidence OF their i'll breeding. and |
had one once plant herself on the trunt end
oT my nozc, which waz a most remark
able piece ov bad manners. for there IL
no room on my n"zc cnywherc for a bile
Tor when it IL even ebD tide with my
muzr. il covers half ov my face.
Iilcs are sod tew he healthy, and |
guess they am, for hev seen sum helthv
old blics, AZ biz az hornets nest and
~ full Of siingS. ALWAYS want few be
healtIy-I am wiliru. tew pav the high
,.,t price for Il good deal of Lclthv-but
il had tew hav tew biles on me awl the
time in order trw he hcltbv. shouId
think than was buI,in, tine. market
There il cu. more, sm,rt ,b;ny ,h,u,
hilc> they ar,. like twin. tLnr harJr
ever cum ,lu.Iv. and b,v. Lrn,vn ,I,onn
f., rI,r,,, d,.,IIi,. ..;,.''.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-30
4 Clergyman s Joke.

l was spending the night in hotel at
Frecport, ILL., After breakfast | went
INTO the sitting-room. where l met
pleasant, chatty, good-humored traveller
who, like myself, was waiting for the
morning train from Galena. We con-
versed freely and pleasantly on different
topics. until, seeing two Young ladies
meet and kiss each other in the street.
The conversation turned on kissing, Just
the time the train was approaching.
Come" said he, taking up his carpet
BAG, "slnce we are on SO sweet a subject,
let us have practical application. I'll
make proposition to you. I'll agree to
kiss the most beautiful lady in the cars
from Galena, you being the Judge, If you
will kiss the next prettlest, l being the
Judge"
This proposition staggered me a little,
and | could hardly tell whether he was
III earnest or in fun but as he would be
rs deeply in it as l could be, | agreed,
provided he would do the first kissing,
though my heart failed me somewhat as
| saw his black eyes fairly dance with
daring.
"les." said lie, ''Tll try it first You
take the back car, and 90 in from the
front end, where you can see the faces of
the ladies, and you stand by the one you
think Is the handsomest, and I'll come in
from behind, and kiss her.
| had hardly stepped inside the cars,
when | saw at the first glance, one of the
loveliest looking women my eyes ever fell
on, Il beautiful blonde, with auburn hair,
and "A bright sunny face, full of love and
sweetness, and radiant and glowing as the
morning. Any further search was total
ly unnecessary. l Immediately took my
stand in the aisle by her side. She was
looking out of the window earnestly. as
ifexpecting someone. The back door TO the
car opened, and in stepped my hotel
friend. pointed my finger to her slyly,
never dreaming that he would dare to
carry out his pledge, and you may imag-
inc my horror and amazement, when he
stepped up quickly behind her. and
STOPPING over, kissed her with relish
that made my ''mouth water | ex-
pected, OF course shrek of terror, and
then row generally, and a knock-down;
but astonishment succeeded astonishment
when L saw her return the kiss with com
pound interest.
Quick as a flash, he turned to me and
said: "Now, sir, it is your turn" point
ing to hideous, ugly, wrinkled old wo-
man, who sat in the seat behind.
"Oh, you must excuse me! you must ~
L exclaimed. I'm sold this time.
give up. DO tell me whom you have
been kissing"
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GrG1iHg.

This operation may be considered as
being too well known TO be worthy Of
minute description, but is there may be
some young horticulturists who do not
know how to graft, | shall try and give
directions so that any one may perform
the operation sue essiully. In an old az
ricultural journal we find the following
excellent remarks on the subject ''Graft-
ing may be done at any time from the
time the buds begin to swell, until the
trees are in full blossom The best time
to set gratis to have them attain the
greatest growth is when the buds are
swollen, and the leaves nearly ready to
burst forth but may be commenced ear
lier and continued later then the above
time, In grating trees that have attain
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-30
The Kitchen Garden.

1t is matter of astonishment to us
that so many farmers appear to be in
different to the kitchen garden. There
are many vegetables like celery, lettuce,
asparagus, rhubarb and many others that
might be named, that are absolutely in
dlspensabe i'll their season, upon every
well supplied table. They are heathtul.
as well as palatable, and no farmer should
deprive his family of an abundant supply
of them. Besides, the garden, if con-
viently located, as it should be, near the
house, need not occupy an unreasonable
amount of time, but offers place where
many an odd hour may be filled up with
pleasure as well as profit. There is no
estimating the saving which might be eff
tected by greater attention to the garden
The fact Is, the farmer is better situated
to have upon his table every luxury in
the way of vegetables and small fruits.
since he can produce them himself, than
any other class of people, but i'll point of
fact how few avail themselves OF the ad-
vantages of this position. What is more
heathtul than the rhubarb, or pie-plant,
in its season, and yet how few gardens
contain it Who would deprive his
family of celery, and yet how few gardens
give it any place,
We trust every reader who has spare
foot of land will take the hint and lay
out a larger garden than ever before, and
make calculation to cultivate it better.
1t would promote the comfort, the health
and economy of every household, and
need interfere but little with the general
operations of the farm.--UaSs. Piouyh-
man.