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Food for YOund TURKEYS.

The Maryland Farmer tells Us that the
most suitable food for young turkeys from
two to six days old is boiled eggs. Insects
of all kinds and cooked livers of animals
are also good. A cheap and excellent food
for young poultry may also be found in
fresh curds, provided the whey is drained
out. 1t is not until the turkey IS two or
three weeks old that it viii naturally take
to eating grain, and then only very small
seeds. 1t first needs to build up a diges-
tive apparatus, before it can dispose of the
kind of food it eats in after life. When
the young chicks first manifest an appe-
tite for starchy food, be careful and furn-
ish them with sand or powdered brick if
they are not on the ground, as it is neces-
sary to swallow this with the first grain
that they eat.
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Poor Wheat Prospect in California.

The last number of the Alta California
gave dismal account of the wheat pros
Pect in most parts Of that state. 1t says /;
The reports from the wheat crop contin-
ne to be uufaYorablc, and we know ,ha.
the yield will be considerably less dian it
was in either of the last two years, and in
some districts less than in any season since
1861. In the Salinas valley, a distance Of
% miles, there will be little if any grain.
In Stanislaus county the yield will be
100000 bushels short Of what the county
would have had if the season had been IA
yorable. In San Joaquin county, accord
ing to the Republican, the yield will not
be > per cent. Of the average. On the
western side Of the river the failure is COM
plete; and farther up the river grain will
be harvested onlyiu the smallest quantities
on the low, damp ground, and in small
sections susceptible of irrigation.
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Central Truths of Christianity


There are three principles which form its
essence: the first we may call the formal
principle because it is the means by which
the system forms and constructs itself; the
second we may call the material principle,
because it is the very doctrine which con-
stitutes the religious system; the third l
would call the personal or moral principle,
because it concerns the application of
christianity to the soul of each individual
will explain the formal principles of
christianity in three words: The Word of
God, only. That is to say that the chris
tan receives the knowledge of the truth
only from the Word of God, and admits OF
no other source of religious knowledge.
The material principle of christianity,
will also briefly explain The Grace Of
Christ, only. That is to say, that the chris.
tan receives the possession of salvation
only by the grace of Christ, and recognize:
no other meritorious cause.
The personal principle of christianity i.
explained in the simplest terms: The worl
OF the Spirit only. That is to say, tha
there must be in every sacred soul a mora
and individual work of regeneration
wrought by the Spirit of God, and not b,
a simple adjunction to the church, and tn
magical influence of certain ceremonies.
Recall constantly to your minds thes
three simple truths: The Word of God
only; The Grace ofChrist, only; The worl
Of the Spirit, only; and they will be trul
a lamp to your feet, and light to you
path.
These are the three great watch light
which the Holy Spirit has raised in tn
church; their light ought to spread fror
: one end of the world to the other. Will
these shine, the church walks in the light
as soon as these three lights are extinguist
ed, or only ob5cured, darkness, like that {
Egypt is spread upon Christianity
Merle UAu6igae.
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With the Whole Heart.

This expression or its equivalent, is re-
peatedly employed in the Psalms and by
the Prophets. Three times the Psalmist
uses it to emphasize the energy and enthu
siasm with which he praises Jehovah
Thrice he takes it to describe the entireness
with which his soul entreats the Divine
favor, and hearing for his complaint in
trouble. Twice he has recourse to it to
embody his sense of the breadth and loyal
ty OF his intentions of obedience And
once he resorts to it to aid him in describ-
ing the condition of those seekers after God
who are truly blessed. jeremiah takes it
once as the opposite Of feigned and hypo-
critic piety, and once as intimating the
earnestness and confidence with which re-
pentant Israel shall return unto the Lord.
There appears to be no reconcile spec
ialty of sense in the Hebrew; the simple
and entire meaning of which is what we
intend when, with collOquial cordially, we
say, Eyes, with all my heart"
Three qualities seem to be combined to
produce this state of spirit
The first is honesty, as opposed to n.y.
pocrisy and guile. The soul really and
truly loves God and desires to serve him
There is no mistake about this
The second is entireness. The whole
soul loves God. There is no other sidt
which is sometimes revealed. There is N
rebellion which ever and anon gains
transitory triumph, and keeps up a sort 0
interminable Cuban war within. But tn
understanding, the affections, and the vii
agree together in one unanimous and al
peryasiye feeling Of reverence for God, al
tachment to his ways, his word, his servic,
and in strong desire that his will may b
done in earth as it is in heaven.
And this introduces the third qua}it,
which is zeal. 1t is not enough for Ii
man to be honest, if he be dull and Ia.
gard. 1t is not enough for him to hay
= both integrity and breadth of conservation
if he lack warmth and passion in the Il.
to which he puts his powers for God. Oh
; ly when, with his whole affection, and h
5 total volitiOn, and his entire enthusiasm
: he gives himself, in all that he is, and a
that by making the most of himself in e
e cry department of his nature, he can CO.
a strain himself to be, unto God-only the
t can he rightly be said to love God wi
!, the whole heart"
= How continually we are seeing and hea
c ing of men who succeed in this study,
Il that business, because they devote thel
o selves to it with all their heart Why c.
n not every christian live for God with
much of common sense, as such men Ii
h for themselves
e "GiYe thyself wholly to them," is Pau
- advice to Timothy in regard to the thin
'e of God-"that thy profting may appear
IL ALL" 1t is admirable advice, in some sen
Of for all christians. Bright will bethatpr
s. ent which surrounds, and brighter IL
e. future which lies before the church, VIII
of her entire membership shall win and We
u the benediction, BLESSED are they IL
he seek Him with the whole heart - Cong
W gationalist.
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Pea Soup.

When your corned beef is about half
done, take it up for a short time, pour
enough cold water in the pot to stop the
boiling, and skim off all the fat that rises.
Have ready picked and washed pint or a
quart of dried split peas las your family is
large or small). put them in the pot, put
back the meat, and let all boil slowly till
the peas are soft and the meat done. The
soup is very good, and the beef is nice to
eat cold in thin slices.
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Living for the Moment,

The grace ofthc present time, be it more
or less, will not answer the claim of any flu
ture time. Our feelings, in order to be
right feelings, must correspond to the facts
and events of the present hour, the present
moment. But every succeeding moment
bearing on its bosom new events and new
facts, has character of its own, and it de-
mands a new life, new experience CORES.
ponding to it. In order, therefore, to live
as a holy person ought to live, we mus. re.
gard the claims of the smallest periods O
time, as they pass before us; and must ac
in accordance with those claims. That il
what is termed living by the moment
| Thomas C. JDhdm
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The Canada Farmer proposes the follow
ing mode to kill Canada thistles:
'Let the thistles grow up as thick and as
high as they will, until they are just in full
flower; then if they are too thick for the
horses to walk through, as is often the case,
they are moved and the land is thorough
ly plowed. The cut thistles, which are al
most as good as green crop, are plowed
in and the ground well cultivated. The
thistles have made their growth to the ut.
most, and the roots are in the weakest and
most expended state, and two blowing:
with cultivating will then make clean
work"
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He who can truly say that he seeks the
favor of God above every earthly good
that he delights in his service more than
anything else; that to obey him here, and
so enjoy his presence hereafter, is the pre-
vailing desire of his heart; that his chic
sorrow is, that he loves him no more, ant
serves him no better-such person need;
no other evidence that his heart is changed
and his sins forgiven.
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ToCure the Sting of Bees. etc.

Rub strong tobacco juice into the wound
as well as you can. Tobacco is strong
poison, and counteracts and neutralizes
the poison of insects. Also, where some
thing is run under the finger nail, tobacco
deadens pain very quickly. fyou are no
Tobacco chewer, moisten tobacco with water
to get juice.
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This Remedy does not simply rehece for a
short time, but it produces perfect and perma-
nent cures of the worst cases Of Chronic Nasal
Catarrh, and 1 1ciH pay $500 REGARD for a case
that cannot clre "Cold in the head" and Ca
tarrhal Headache are cured with few applica-
tions. Ifyou have discharge from the nose,
offensive or otherwise, stopping up OF the nose at
times, partial loss of the sense of smell, taste or
hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel dull have
pain or pressure in the head, you may rest as
sufed that you have Catarrh. Thousands annu-
ally, without manifesting half of the above
symptoms, terminate in consumption and end
| in the grave. No disease is so common, more
deceptive or less understood by physicians. l
will send my pamphlet on Catarrh to any address
! free. DIR. Sage's Catafrh Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
| ceipt of go cents, or foIr packages for two dol
lars. Beware of coIYlterfeitS and toOrthLeSS tnll
tations. See that my pirate Stamp, which is a
| positiUe guarantee of Commences, is upon the
| outside wrapper. Remember that this private
| Stamp, issued by the United States Government
| expressly for stamping my medicines, has my
| portrait, name and address, and the words ~
| S. Certificate of Geuuineness" engraved upon it
and need not be mistaken. Don't be swindleC
| by travellers and others, representing themselves
as DIR. Sage; l am the only man now living that
has the knowledge and right to manufacture thu
genuine DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and | new
er travel to sell this medicine
R. V. PIERCE, NJ. D..
22m3 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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All sects and associations are but stag
ings and scaffoldings employed in building
the great spiritual temple of God; and
when their work is done, they will be re-
moved; while the temple of God shall
stand forever.
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BUY ME, AND I'LL YoUGooD.

DIR. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters
are a sure remedy for Liver Complaint II all its
forms, Humors of the Blood and Skin, Scrofula,
Dyspepsia. COstiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice,
Headache and Bilious Diseases, General Debili-
~, sc. They cleanse the system, regulate the
bowels, restore the appetite, purify the blood,
strengthen the body, and thoroughly prepare it
to resist diseases of all kinds GEO. c. GOOD
WIN & CO., Boston. Sold by all Druggists.
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No character can be lastingly injured by
fearless discharge of duty. Calumny OF
prejudice may obscure it for time, but in
the end it will shine the brighter for the
clouds which obscure it.
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THE SEASON
OF PERIL.

In the summer and autumn :hc system is in a
less nervous condition than when under the bra
cling influence Of a colder temperature. Keep
the bowels uuobstructed, The digestion active
and the blood cool in warm weather. To effect
this object. take occasionally dose Of Tar
raut's EfieTveScent Settler Aperient. Il
is a gentle carhartic, wholesome tonic, an an
tidotc 20 biliousness, a blood depurent, and a
mos. delightful iebrifuGe, united in one spark
! ling, f0aming elixir, prepared in q moment and
without the slightest trouble.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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The tricky, deceitful, and dishonest are
rarely preposterous, for when confidence is
withdrawn, poverty is likely to follow.
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VILLAGE PROPERTYEoR SALE

The dwelling house and ont-buildings belong
ing to the estate of the late John Guild. situated
in the village Of Irasburgh. The buildings are
nearly new, well finished, in good order and pres
ervation. desirable lacation for any family
wishing to reside in village. The property will
be sold at great bargain, and possession given
Immediately if required.
3. P. COTTON, Admir-,
Irasburgh, April s, 1870. I5tf
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Carrots produce the richest milk, sugar
beets next, potatoes next, and turnips last
as to quality, but first in quantity, so it is
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me i9F BoU a an" md set set
and shoemaking, are requested TO can anu 1 p Ss
tie, as am going away, anu i.i"s II claims IN
sstt 1eG at tbat time will be left for colleeton
Barton Landing, May "a, 1870. q"
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and then one good blowing would do the
whole job.
However, no matter how it originated, it
is mistaken and bad practice, and should
be leftto go the way of many absurd things.
-Forneys Weekly Press.
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All mares will take horse at the risk of the
owners, and all mares disposed of before time of
ioaiing will be considered with foal. Good pas
turing furnished to mares from distance.
% d. G.. THORNTON
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Every day christians are the pillars in
Zion-the true "salt of the earth.o
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$500
MORGAN BLOOD,
WEBSTER !
Celehratad for his Fine Colts !

O6ItDIdbCu lUI LIS L 1uC OU4tD
This horse IS a beautiful Blood Bay, black
name and tail; stands Is hands high weighs
1850 pounds, in fair flesh; is Il years old this
season; smooth rs a colt; never was sick mo-
ment in his life; was sired by young Ramsey
he by old Ramsey, and he by the old Crane
Horse, dam by Morgan Jim; Sd by Old Mess
enger, being one OF the finest mares and best
travellers ever in Orleans County. Daniel par
takes largely of the NJ -rCan blood, developing
all the fine qualities of well bred Morgan horse.
His colts partake largely Of his good qualities,
possessing all of the power characteristic of the
Morgan blood gentle sound and kind; easy to
break; Safe; good style, and great readers;
some fast trotterS all great walkers.
They are easily matched; come TO maturity
Young, so the owner can realize some benefit
from them while he lives. For further proof of
all the above statements the proprietor will refer
the public 10 certificates OF respectable gentle
men owning, or having owned, or being aCQuaint-
ed with his stock, and could, if space would al
low, give scores more OF similar testimony. For
further information call on the proprietor at his
place in Albany, 3 miles from Irashurgh, on the
Creek road, and examine the Horse and his
stock where he will be found all days in the
week, except Fridays and Saturdays, ard l will
guarantee no man shall go away dissatisfied.
TERMS SIS To Warrant.
Mares coming from distance furnished with
pasturing at reasonable rates. All accidents and
escapes at the risk OF the owner. All mares dis
posed of before the usual time Of toaInE consid-
cred with fOal.
l. c. DOW.
NEwBUBY, MAY II, 1870
This ccrtifies that H. W. q W. u Bailey own
a matched pair Of blood bay horses, sired by
Luther c. BOWS Horse of Albany, that stand
- - hands high, and wei ii $500 pounds, which
are very stylish driving horses. and in our opin-
ion are in all probability Is good q pair as there
are in eastern Vermont.
IL. w. BAILEY,
VIM. I. BAILEY,
THOS. c. hEYES,
5. A. EASTMAN.
Read the following from Mr.. Barnes, ono of
the best judges OF horses in Stowe
In relation to your Stallion, from what know
Of him, can recommend him to any farmer who
wishes to raise good, sound, kind spirited
horse. His colts seem to be large, and ali have
good color and no bad marks, and good rugged
constitution. Mr. WIlkias says the mare he had
of your stock was rs good a mare as he ever
owned and no man could dispute the fact that
she was a first class family mare, one of the kind
that is sought for by all classes Of men.
In regard to the little mare-She can speak
for herself every day in the year. She trotteG
the fall after l sold her in 245, and for greer
one, think it hard to beat anywhere, and l cOulC
road her thirty miles in three hours, and tha
without distress and without stifening her fol
the next day. 7. f. BARNES,
% Stowe, Vt.
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AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
HOME MADE BEER.

Delicious, Strengthening, Blood Cleansing, In
MIGRATING One bottle Of Fluid Extract OF Dan
deli0n, Yellow Dock, Sarsapari.Ia, Hops, But
ternut, sc will make gallons or 80 bottles Of
healthful Root Beer. Farmers at home or in the
| field. Clercvmen, Mechanics, Lawyers, every
| body will praise it on trial Prepared only by
/ H s. J. BREWER. Springfield, Mass. Sold by
/ Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
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RELIABLE STORE.
FARM FOR SALE.

Situated on the Creek road in Albany. Vt.
four miles from Irasburgh. the county seat. and
one mile from East Albany, consisting of one
hundred and twenty acres, or Whereabouts, of
good land; is good dairy farm has about 81
acres under Improvement and about 40 acres of
timbered land; good sugar orchard of go
trees and ayoung apple orchard that bore is bu.
OF apples last year; also lot of cherry trees,
plum trees, and currant bushes. The farm il
Wen watered, good stream running into the
house and barnyard. There is plenty of cedar
timber on the farm. For further particulars en-
quire of CHARLES MOXLEY on the premises
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HARRY ALLEN.

This horse is grandson of old Eathan Allen.
Harry Allen will stand the present season, every
day in the week, except Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
at the stable If the subscriber, one mile north Of
GREENSBORO VILLAGE, VT.
Harry Allen is of fine Chestnut color, is Ii
hands high, and weighs $50 pounds. Heposses-
ses all the remarkable qualities of thoroughbred
Morgan horses, and is unsurpassed in Northern
Vermont for beauty, strength or speed,
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MAN

Agents to sell the "LIFE OF GEORGE
PEABODY" illustrated and published at price
suited to the times. Now is your time to make
money. B. B. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston
Mass.
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WIN. JOsLYN 8 SONS, Barton, vt.,arc Sole
Proprietors, to whom al orders should be ad-
dressed.
Wholesale Agents-Geo. c. Goodwin & Co,
3S Hanover Street, Boston, Mass; BurrS Perry,
&c fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs AND MEDICINE
DEALERS
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New A0pertise mfII g i.

This Corset is constructed on an entirely new
principle, being open, and thereby allowing me
freest circulation possible, besides giving perfect
ease and comfort to the wearer, and at the same
time possessing all the advantages OF the COM
mon Corsets in giving support TO the BODY
For Health, Grace and Comfort, tney are
UNRIvALLED IN THE MARKET. Ihey are par
ticulary recommended for summer wear, ana
warm climates, although equally well adapted
to all seasons of the year. They are highly rec
commended by medical and scientific men. For
sale by all first class dealers. For circulars,
prices, etc, address the WORCESTER ShlRI
CO., Worcester, Mass.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
New World
J.. COMPARED
With the Old.

Written by George Alfred Townsend the ra-
cest and best Of newspaper correspondents. Has
more information in the same compass and for
the same money than any other book before the
public. Its descriptions o(litc, customs and laws
of Europe and this country, with its comparis-
ons make it the most desirable book Of the day.
Its description of the State Ceremonies Of Napo-
leon, Queen Victoria, and the President, alone
are worth more than the price ofthe book while
the different systems Of Finance and Education
compared, make the work invaluable. L is a
book not for day, but for years. No library Is
complete without it. The authors descriptive
powers here have been fully brought into play,
and the result is volume for interest and fls-
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the people.
Henry Ward Becchcr says: "Read the mar
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1t mas all the freshness and interest OF raCy
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JOalUai
In style there is nothing to complain Of. Il Is
at once brilliant and loEicaL-St. Louis Times.
Circulars containing copiOuS extracts, terms
&c, will be sent TO any address on application.
Address, S. NJ. BELTS K CO,
/ 22w4 Hartford, Conn.
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YES ! II is TRuE!

That the Best JIo7rers-tbe Best DropDers- the
best SelfRqEers to be found in the world are the
Original and Reliable Double Motion Etna Ma
chimes, made by the 1itna Manufacturing Co,
of Salem, Ohio. Send tor pamphlets containing
particulars.
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His goods are of the BEST QUALITY and
| purchasers may rely on this statement or any
other he may make. Fair dealing and upright
ness in the pursuit af his business has given his
| place the name of
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"His lore beyond a brothers
Costly, free. and knows no end -

He died for his enemies. We were reb-
els against God, and yet Jesus was willing
to devote himself to the agonizing death of
the cross that we might be saved. Let us
give our hearts to him forever,
There is an ancient story of a slave who
had been brought from Africa to one of
the West India islands. Having had the
benefits of religious instruction, he was on
account of his integrity and good conduct
employed by his master to assist him in
the management of his affairs. Onone &C.
casion his master wishing to purchase
twenty additional slaves, employed him tc
make the selection from those offered fol
sale. Soon after commencing his examin
alton Of those who were for sale, he fxet
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Manhood and WOmanhood.-Essays for
Young Men, free, in sealed envelopes. HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia. Pa.