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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-15

FRUIT FOR DESSERT. Beat the white
of an egg. dip the fruit in, and roll i'm
mediately in fine crushed or powered SUI
gar. Leave it several hours, and serve
with custard, loppered milk, or ice corn
starch pudding. Large and fair branch
es of red and white currants make a
charming dish in this way. Strawber-
ries, blackberries, cherries, or raspber-
ries are either of them suitable
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-15

How TO PRESERVE FLowERs.-As
much nitrate of soda as can be held be
tween the thumb and finger, it is said
if thrown in vase of water, will pre-
serve flowers for the space of fort
night.
CURRANT JELLy.-The eaiest way is
to fill a jar with currants, and place it
in kettle of boiling water. When the
juice is expelled, strain through cloth,
and to every pint add pound of white
sugar Boil ten minutes, skimming till
it is quite clear.
Black currant or grape jelly can be
made in the same way.
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Cheshire Railroad.

S U M M + ARRANG CEMENT.
EXPRESS TRAIN leave Bellows Falls at 400 A.
NJ, ACC. at SIS A. NJ, and NAIL. 2S5P. NJ,
keene. at 800 and 9,42. A. NJ. and S.25P NJ, for
Fltehburg, Boston, Worcester, Lowell. Nashua and
lntermediate Stations. Arrive at Fitchburg at 635
A. A., 200 NJ: and As p. NJ. Boston at SS5 A. NJ,
and 2,30 and 635 p. NJ. -''
:, Returning leaves Boston, at 80 A. NJ, MAIL and
II A. M, ACCOM-. and $50 p NJ, EXPRESS Fitch
burg, at9,l5 A. NJ, and 1,25 p NJ $50 P. NJ. Keepe
at 1919 NJ. $50 P. NJ, and. 9l0 p NJ, for Bellows
Falls. Windsor, Rutland, &c.
KEENF. N H.. May 9. 1870. an S"P''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-15
ARMS & WILSON
For Sale

'INHE so called PERRY MANSION situated in N
pleasant d f village Of Cambrdgeport VT not owe
!9fiy rods from three Stores, Church Factory Gr;s
MIL and School house. The house Is nearly p new
me man part Is 40 ~ two stories high with q"
Poia; Ihere IS an l. 20 X %. The house is divide,
i hoom Dining Room. Library, kitchens. Pan
u i Shina Closet, Sleeping Rooms. Bath Room
MIN MI AZ the modern appliances, Billiard Room
me whole is finished in the most approved sfyia
W. Thrhnea by furnace The barn is connected Will
Iouse ahu I very conveniently arranged for ID,
over mead There is never falling spring of Tunnin
wafer wafer which supplies both house and barn. m
pulldlngs are covered with slate. The main part /
: surrounded with yerandah upon three sides Therc
are : or ~ acres of land divided into moving and
pasture and garden. There are over ono bnndrnJ
eholce FRUIT TREES upon the place The Who'll ~
Is on ered at great bargain For further partieu
es, or address. JOSEPH WATERTi0IISpF b H. enis
Fitchburg Mass " = - 'ii0OHE' fro'r.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-15

No. rs State st. opposite Kilby St. Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of tEsag
years continues to secure patents in the tlE4
otatesi also IN Great Britain, France, and otheE r.
elgh countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds. As
slgnments, and all papers or drawings for Paeaa
executed on reasonable terms with dispatch. re
searches made into American and Foreign works .
determine the validity and utility Of Patents Of VI
ventlons, and legal and other advice rendered on Gu
matters touching the same. Copies Of the clam, 9i
any patent furnished, by RENTING one dollar a
signments recorded ia Washington.
no Agency IN the United States possesses supefia
IaclhileS Tor obtaining Patents or ascertalning A
patentability Of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber in the cours
% MS large practice made on fioice rejected appl5A
tons, sixteen Appeals, Every One Of which was &c
clded "a htsJdror By the Commissioners Of PatenA'
TESTIMONIALS.
L regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most eapa5's asa
;sssecesYM practitioners with whom have had oh'@
CHARLES MASON. Corn,r Of Patents
=, nave no hesitation in assuring inventors US
they cannot employ aan more competent 40 ~!
te.offhn ana more capable of putting their apRligs
tions IN form to secure for them an early ana y
ForabIe eonsld Grafton AT the Patent Office.
:. EDMUND BURKE, late Conf Of Patents, Is;
Mr. X II; Eddy has made for me Thirteen alpL
catlons; IN all but One Of which patents have -
granted, and that one is now pending. Sueh RAn.
taxable proof Of great talent and ability on his T
ieads me TO recommend all inventors 20 apply q -
20 procure their Patents as they may be sure ~
ing the most faithful attention bestowed ther ca
ses' ana at very reasonable charges. ,-,B7-
Boston. Jan. l. 1870 ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-15

ua sci Tor cash or in exchange for Butter. FsS
one ana propose to sell cheaper thar snS
In this way Of doing business Tbsx.rI,,
~ east3mers 20 make good and lose notbi y;
Sr-.: ~. ivhg standing accounts. Persons hnr;
call. e'4 interest oy giving me a
saxtens River. VT.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

vet turned toward what he deemed the point
Of attaek--that lz,5 1.-THE end of the Gol0ncfs
heavy cavalry boot--he did not zee where he
was going, and, being at the head Of fight
Of stairs, he made an unexpectedly rapid de-
scent.
All the Colonel saw Of him was his heels -
they went up and the head went down. ~ e =
Y He felt no great anxiety about his fate, how
ever, and finishing his. toilet, started shOstly
after to meet his dear, young sister. .gst,R /, i
Major L., his worthy host, smiled as he
passed out, and remarked, quietly: a
I" You made ten-strikc little while ago.
Colonel knew what was up, and was glad
to see you end the game as you did" The
continuation of " The Swallowed Altar"will
be found In No. II Of the New YORK WEEKLY,
now ready and for sale by every news agent
throughout the country. Specimen copies
sent free from the publication Office. Every
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linen copy NOW ON ExHIBITloN. The terms
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Getteru up Of clubs can sfterward add sub.
scribers at $3.50 EACH The LITERARY ALBUM
70 large, Illustrated weekly journal, contain
ing only first-class original reading matter,
price 400 per annum), will be sent with the
N. Y. WEEKLY at $500 per annun for both
publications IAN letters must be directed to
STREET 4 SAITH. P.iO. Box No.. 1896, N. Y,
One of Ned Buntline's admirers, after reading
the opening part Of THE sHADowED Al
TAR" was % much delighted with 1t that In
o burst OF enthusiasm he dashed OF the fol
| lowing lines: @sti1 tite .ui lts} ris+F
| dOh, listen, maidens, listen io
A story will tell ,=....
About loving couple
1a A dashing beau and belle. gI.H t@
III speak Of their betrothsl- a. :
Their wedding and Its cost 81
Their troubles and their trials
And how they were divorced. .sy
'.t'' Shoe Fly! Don't bother me!
.iyI Shoe Flyi Don't bother mel ~
l,i,,.., Shoe Flyi Don't bother me In sflf 81.
For must read the GREAT WExKLYl
l feel like telling sister
~ = uii feel like telling ma - @l-
/ ,gf ] feel like telling BROTHER !E
! feel like telling pa
feel like telling Cousin Sue
| E.tsal And handsome Cousin Walter
! feel like telling every one ID
To read the SRADowED ALTAR.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

We do not wish to inform you reader, that Dr. Won
derhl, any other man. has discovered remedy that
cures Consumption, when the lungs are half consumed.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
The House Fly.

How many OF our Deoo9rS axe lamllAI
With the early history Of the common
house-ny, IN insect that M6kes1s appear
ance In early spring in countless awarms,
coming from some unknown locality, and
disappearing almost % mysteriously!
There are few insec43 ct once DO familiar
to ,slll and yet the natural history OF which
10 80 little understood; and it may not be
amiss, therefore, to recount . few facts
which have been ascertained in regard to
it.
The order Of Dyptera, TO which the fly
belongs, is one of great extent, and its
members, in their different forms, include
many Of the greatest pests IN existence
both to man and animals. The mosquito,
the gnat, the biting. fly, the horse-fy, the
tsetze, limb, and other species, are we'll
known illustrations of this statement,
many of them being armed with lancets
and other forms of aggressive weapons,
by means of which; they become . source
OF torment. The house-fy, however,
although provided with q some similar
apparatus, does not use it commonly SO az
to draw blood, its offensiveness consisting
principally in the pertinacity with which
1t insists upon crawling over the akin or
in infesting articles Of food. IN :
The eggs of the house-fy arelaid in de,
cayed vegetable matter, such as dead
leaves, and especially the manure OF
stables, about seventy or eighty being the
usual number. These soon hatch, and the
larvae grows rapidly, feeding upon the
substances found near It. After short
time the outer skin hardens, and becomes
brown and tough, forming case shaped
like little barrel divided into rings. The
transformation of the Larvae Is quickly
made, and the animal is soon ready to
emerge as perfect insect. .d#g
The common blow-fy is another species
OF this order, which lays its eggs in decay
ing flesh, and which sometimes hatch be-
fore leaving the body of the parent, and
in any event very soon becomes develop
ed into Larvae. Theyforna the web known
maggots, which are the annoyance of
house.keepers in hot weather:
A fly very similar to the hotlse-fy In
general appearance: but with the wings
diverging more widely when in state OF
rest, Is provided with very powerful Ian
Get, by means of which blood may be
drawn in an instant after settling upon
the body of an animal. 1t is curious
fact, that this species, like the mosquito, in
alighting upon an upright surface, uni.
forinly rests with its head upward, the
true house-fy occupying precisely OPP
posite direction, or with the head down
ward, thus affording q ready means of
distinguishing them, PIC 'Tis =" ODD ne
The hoase.fy, both as grub and perfect
insect, furnishes food to Q great variety OF
other animals; but the destruction Of the
adult is largely due to the growth Of a
parasitic fungus which attacks it, and de-
veloping rapidly in its interior, soon ex-
hausts its vitahty.-Hdrper' Magazine.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
Miscellaneous Read ling.
MASQUERADE


a lHtle old woman Ssfote he i4ae "
Went slowly down the ssxest, 10
Walking - u .we9y
rroSh uhsdek her old poke bonnet
Icaueht gieam OF snow,
And her waving cap string doatsl, OH
Like pennon, 70 ana no.
In the folds d her rusty mantle, !.
Ard sprang to keep her fom falling,
= wind Sosch - quick - thought
when, nader the old poke bonnet, AT, -
NV WtnDome face,
Framed With the hAxen tinglets ~ Sui ~
OF my wee daughter Grace, fsTr 40
Mantle and cap together tG u&i9E9 8t}
Dropped Oh at my very feet; 43.et4gf
And there stood the httle fairy,
Beautiful, aushing, sweetf
VIII 1t bs like this, wonder,
When ct last We CONE 10 stand u ~ ~. t-A
On the golden, ringing pavement
OF the bleased, blessed lAnds
Lossug The rusty earments
We wore In the years Of Time,
viii oar better ssE :. spring Backward
Instead Of the shape tAAt lid M, ~ NJ
Shall We got oar child- hearts back again,
With brtghtssss that VIII stay sYlN.
tboueht-but my little dauehtef i iikH
elipped her dimpled hand In mine; ts8
"That WIS Sinefy nin6. - =
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
Danger OF Using Tobacco.

A writer in the Spectator thinks tobacco
has property belonging to very few sub
stances, which makes its use exceptional
ly dangerous-the property, when admin
istered in an overdose, y of eifecfing
some permanent change, probably in the
spinal cord, which renders the victim for
ever after liable to injury from. the minut-
est Dose Cases are quoted from DR.. Dur
ben's work on tobacco. Mr.. T., a lawyer,
80 years Of age, Of athletic frame, for five
years had shown symptoms of spinal at
lection which had resisted all remedies.
On the recommendation Of Or. Durben,
he gave up the use of tobacco. In which
he had INDUCED to excess. The result
was, that ttall the symptoms disappeared,
as # BY enchantment, and at the end OF
one month the cure was complete" One
day, dining with the doctor, he INDUCED
himself contrary to the earnest renAOn-
STRANGE Of the former, in cigar No
sooner had he finished the second one
than he felt that. all his old 1ensAu Ions had
returned Warned by this decisive fhti-
nation, the gentleman henceforth entirely
gave.upE his cigar, took tonfcsfoT month,
and has, ever since, enjoyed excellent
health. The second case was that Of q
person who !, felt his energies declin-
ing, lost his appetite, and only
found comfort in u smoking strong
cigars. He complained Of scgte pain in
the region Of his stomach every after,
noon, which only ceased at night; tTem-
bling Of the limbs, palpitation and some
times sickness. On his relinquishing the
use of tobacco for one month, all the
symptoms disappeared; bat preferring the
pleasure from tobacco to, health, he
resumed it, use, and hsd In return a
renewal Of all his pains In the third
case, the patient, aged forty five years,
extremely sober and very regular in all
his habits, was troubled by the premoni
tory symptoms Of melancholy mania. He
was perfectly aware of his Authorizations,
but could not escape them. After two or
three weeks medical treatment, during
which he felt no desire TO tfsc tobacco,
these synptoms ps.ssscd sxsy,.jD !, they
returned IS 1ooh % Ne Fesupa0d hi cigar.
Admonished by this experience. he re
nounced tobacco entirely, and from that
day he has no recurrence Of the symptoms.
Other cases Of similar character are
brought under The notice Of physicians
The most determined dovetee Of tobacco
who takes an overdose, or usesa much
larger quantity shsn usual "a will suffer
more or1ess severely, and not 0nlysAS the
time, but at intervals sfterward.
y ia
= There are fs4 church ediaces IN Bal
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
GopRY's LADY's BooK.-The usual ,

GoDRY's LADY's BooK.-The usual or.
ray Of beautiful engravings appears in the March
number. The steel plate, fashion plate, and
colored page Of fancy work are superb specimens
OF the art OF engraving and coloring. There 10
also rich selection OF extra fashion cuts pretty
wood engraving representing March day 10 also
given. Lessons In drawing, and . handsome do.
Sign for cottage assist to make this an indfrpen-
sable number. L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia. One
copy one year, -; two copies, Is; three, $3.50;
four $40; i've, and one extra, "a; eight, and one
extra, $2l eleven and one extra, $3.50.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
TRAM.DET,L NOR WAY OARS.

For those VINO wish to exp riment In q small way
With these giant cereals ws have concluGsd 70 oaer
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

= There are fs4 church edidces IN Bal
timofe, belonging to twenty-three di&er-
ent denominations.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

The NURsERY-The March number Of
this capital little magazine Is fully as good rs any
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10 when they get hold OF 1t. Pretty pictures In
abundance and reading to match Published by
JOHN L. sHoREY, 13 Washington street, Boston,
Mass. $50 per year, with extra Inducements to
clubs. Single number, Is cents. Specimen copies
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
THR CHu.pREN's HouR.-The lihera

THR CHILDREN's HoUR.--The liberal
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

Ask your grocer Tor Prassing's Pure Cider Vinegar
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TIE Illinois State Pair and Chicago cry FALL Largest
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fectiy astOnshng accomplishing everything that can
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other window fast For House windows 1t dspenses
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ton and bottom SASH allowing either TO be raised or
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: Agents /! Read This |!

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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

Betrothed. Welded, Divorced.

39sll 49lsY 'N0.. hal.ln9I 3i. t'I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

TMpORTANT!- The atten.
Ttioh OF HaSdi1sl,e LAant<ts,
oar and HOstse Buiitters and Olcn.
sys Is respectfully iryited 70 the
Patent Never trailing, self-
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
WINDOW FAST

This r. decidedly tue Dees and
most important Invention OF
In0dern'times. LIS simplicity and
wonderful sdaptation both for
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

sister, wonld indeed be dishonorable. $780,
"Edgar Mansfield, ] drop all titles, scorn
all cold ceremony,I hate conventionalities.
acknowledge thatlI LOVE roU--that nature
whispers to me you are the one, the only one
to whom can connde the happiness Of my
life" .3t3tNH @N
ooh, Anna, fsnot this a drcamg''
Edgar Mansfield, II IL real, and every
word that l have, uttered COMBS from my
heart, The world, too cold to read hearts, as
hearts are, may not understand me, but you
will. Love springs into existence even as vol
cahic fires leap from the snow-c crowned noun
tain. and I,OvK!od s,@bnaib 3lBiii- .
This outburst of affectiOnwas succeeded by
q Cry Of alarm. Apna Narstpn, raising her
eyes to the curtain of the large window, front
Ing the parlor, saw face which she immedi-
ately recognized. Her startled exclamation
caused the owner of the face to fly, and pur'
ssuit,was made in vain t9ii1 b. 10 3
II To account for the presence Of this strange
face at Miss Marston's window, it Is necessary
to return to the two gamblers. With bitter
curses On his lips, Belphor reJoincd his part
Rer, Durant, and explained the manner in
which MAnsfeld had saved the lady and how
he had been literally Refused ~ opportunity
to make any acquaintance with her.
While he was threatening to challenge his
rival, for such he mentally made him, the
vsgabohd urchin who had shared in the work
rushed up, demanding the five dollars which
Belphor had promised him f.af.-s.,f.
Belphor gave him the money, and the boy
was about TO run Oh when tie gambler sAid !: 2
i"Not 70 fast, Roy i've M6te work foryon.i
D. you zee that ,o6insr walking toward tho
Dhxaf Well, L. want him followed and
watched. He'll 60 to his hotel frst. that lam
sure Of But after he comes out again, want
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-26
DIED.

In Barton, April Is, Alonzo, only child of Mr..
and Mrs. Freedom Cobleigh, aged years.
In Lower Gilmanton. N. H., April Is, of con-
erly of Greensboro.
In Newport, April 10, an infant son Of David
NJ. and Julia NJ. Camp.
In Newport, April l6, Julia NJ. wife of David
M. Camp, aged 81 years 10 months and % days.
In MEsoRIAM.-Julia M, daughter of Grin
and Julia Dorman, of Troy, and wife of David
NJ, Camp, the editor fthis paper, was born May
%, 1887, in Waterloo, P. O., and died April I6,
1870, at her residence in Newport, Vt. She was
married to her now bereaved husband Nov %.
1860.
She was possessed of noble nature; and her
heart was living fountain of tenderness and
love that knew no stint. Her sensbilitieS were
dent, and her temperament genial. She posses
Sed a rare faculty of manifesting constantly, del
lcately, and unaffectedly her sincere interest in
the welfare and happiness of all around her. AS
friend, sister, a daughter. wife and mother,
she was true to the promptings of her loving
heart, and attracted to herself the love and con-
fdence of all who knew her. The best tribute
to her worth Is that which sad and stricken
hearts bring to her memory rs they mourn her
loss. In their sore bereavement, her friends are
only comforted and sustained by the precious
hope that she was one of that number for whom
Christ died not in vain. @. II. B.
-NesUpOrt Express.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
s. T.-1S60.-X

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
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ness which women are especially subject
1t is superseding every other stimulant.-
In all climates, tropical. temperate or frig
id, it acts as a specific in every species o.
disorder which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down the animal spir
its. For sale by all druggists. lone
TRY MOORE g. cos OVAL STEEL EN-
CRAVINGS, Ill Nassau st. n. Y. ANYBODY
ran sell them Cheap. Sell fast. Pay hand
snmely- Send for new circnlar l4w4
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CHEAP FOR CASH
q U p I d.

Just Received A lot of the latest
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the beau knot Of matrimony, should
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In short they are the Essence of a
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