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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14
The Living ALnchine-

lniure the nain spring OF watch and every portion
Of the works becomes disordsred, The human stom.
ac j Is 70 the human stem what that elastic piece 81
ms tai is ia chronomeef II nlntnc The actions Of
The other organs, aud CONTROLS a certain extent the
whole living maehlne. The comparison my BE- car.
lied further fur a. the weakness sthrr imperfcc-
ions the mah spRhg IL Indicated on the face of the
time piece. 50 also Y the weakness other disorder
~ tbs stomach betrayed by The iap II the Invalid.
The epuPleS1n is silluw faded, the eyes are deic
lent 10 luetft aud intelligence ard there T. warn
iuu, expression 10 the whole euunteuauye which tells
pihinlY Rrtliru words could do. tit H. great
HIudshng prG9h abasc duty Il s t. minister 10 lhr
Wluts ID tho body. AMI ~ sustaiG nud frieH OIL So
rute. T. tti prsiuiHih lts duty Il requires rcnnsat-
ibg sad rpguiaug and to accomplish til. end Hos.
tcitcfs slanIeq Bitlet- may b trnly said be ihs
oue Itibe ucfdfl. The broken main sIpiHg VI the
Watch may NJ rsllteed by htN one LAT ihe moment
can uHly De- epufrd and sti,nstbeHr and ts q pHc
ul De d ltcis u e iUltts nfgttttc restorative That
fi eighteen yf4fs hgs bern FHsiug tHgcotrim r'R'
trrt ith ii fUtpsu 10 ait liHittc-. Asa sHrrGr lsr
indigestion b siahd, alone Mhc hr feroners ~ ibr
Irsurcer 0l tbv pbafuseDioia have been pAbautied,
without B best dglns Het than nit gazing tEr tuu.
piaiut coutse OF ID Wholesome and paatabr, yet
powerful, stutaathic cfetts perfect and permanent
er 10 AZ casfs u dyspsps he liver fl lees
dis0fdrrrd aud upon Tits important gland well as
upuu tie stomach and bow, thg Bittrrr With sin.
giat dsstinenrss regulating and reinEgpfating every
ttcfe i've and atsimntin9 organ which bodily and
mental health depend
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RsuwW pAssls AND Asslslstrl9S =
clrH rtyry Is tod u Coz james FISK.
jr and en applicant for pass over the
Eua runway. Fisk was sitting IN hlt
private Uifice when u stranger to him
entered, and conversation akin TO the
following ensued:
eWhat can | do for you, cir n
Il should like 70 get pass over youi
road
" hat IS your name Z
mcfarland.
"Wbat Mcfarland? Are you one o.
the dying Fenians who want 70 gel
hOme. Dead broke, eb 2"
"No, SIR; am Daniel Mcfarland. =
Yon have heard OF me, / am the man
who has avenged the wrongs Of every
husband and father in the land; an
the victim Of that base conspiracy form.
ed asnins. the disorganizers d society
] aui still suffering from untold wrongs
yuu see bofore you, sir yes may say
"a ny much abused person
"Dry mp, old cock don I want any
sponting here. I've made my engage
iaeuts for the season. Too much IN.
iernai CAB aDoat you. What 10 you
bass your claims FOR a pass % 2
"On high moral grounds.
Moral grounds be ! don'trau
tho Eric On those principles should
bust mp ia a week II | dad. Tell me
plainly Why yoa think you have any
claims FOR a pass.
Because billed the eaemy 81 soci.
ety Hio sought 10 destry domestic hon
of IL nay peFsecuted self
"Ao mofe II that gas Let ne tell
you, Mr. Murderer Mcfarland, that 1
doA't grant fayors 70 sconndrels who
sneak about for Years aud assassinaie
gentlemen trying to Oeiriend ladies
they have driven to despair by neglect
aud cruelty. II yon wanted a rope 70
hang Yourself with, snd believed YOU
had sense and courage enough 10 use
il, I'd buy you a whole rope walk II
| was Running a road 10 where you
are bound 10 90, II there's any such
place, ia give yen pass, and send q
whole regiment u EeuiAns alung 10 see
yon got there
is this the way, sir, yon treat gen
tleman
do yoa call yourself gentleman
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70. cs,.r,r, r,sM.a ce.,rs.,r,os

The COusliiuiioua, Convention con.
scbtl Al Aoblpvatr 81 "Wednesday
and organized ~ sLu chmre v iiuu
Gprge Nichols, u Norih6e,d, Pf,si,
acni, u. " G. Clarke, q Darlington,
Secretary, d W Dixon, Of ST Adams
Assistant Secretary
Ga Thufsday, after the adoption 81
tules for the government Of tie Con.
teution. ibe first proposed article o.
amendment to the CONSTITUTION was
tallcd ap, The article Is as follows
AHrnLE
Corporations shall not be created
hor their powers increased o. diminish.
ed by special laws, oxevp, ior maniei
pal purposes
The question Icing, vii the commit.
teo Of the whole recommend to the con.
,ention tho adoption 81 iAa dhl tdto,,
u amendment
Mr. Dillingham; q Waterbury wished
10 lhoa toe reasons II lhs council ID
proposing the ar,sele 81 amendment
He knew that ~ ilo present eensra
laN relating 20 formation 81 private COZ
porations was los mutiiofu and cAaes.
ine. parties are driven necessarily 81 lht
legislature Ihey mast 80 there in SCI
clear aud c4ac, feeord % iAeir pow.
ors. privileges aud dalies, wLi!e 6 aucs
are ioimsd under tie riain'e iunpu Ht
igaiiou ,nust lu'iow tom tbs t..eg Niai
il Is doabiiai hetheF Ties coAply eil
tie uncertain provisions q tie statute
Tie sessions 81 tic legislature ars
not laasis longer BY these acts u lncor
poraiion THIS legislation Is positive
advantage AMI coAseAisncs u tbs ppo-
pls Necessity ia many eases, d sill
rAiiroal corporations II lbsse oopo-
ra.lona as formed uader The statute
tbs ooaris alone cau cousiFue then
poaon. aud ihe legislature cannot
alaena gl.esr charters as Is needed We
shoald encourage business Enen to come
10 ibe legislature
Mr Hostibin d Bennington said be
vas iusltaets.l 70 sote re this amend
ment Corporations wefe BOT disposed
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0ie SIS Is, aemst le doing mo,t
us p,aribal eGatis Is eure walHsn
rights and practical independence
than Woail O. accomplished through
alb eternity by 10, plan 81 thc eebhlc,s
81 ;i,e ouem Anthony soIt Near 81
Paul, AiaH, g i.um worked IS sl,tu
sal,ts IUc parents 81 thes. gels sure
both luNalGs. aHd yey poor th,y
vent from UHu to Msupesota batrl,
iitce Years ago SO their beanA Uudct
the Homestead law thr lauiiy secured
a pre- smp,ion claim Ola hundred apI
sixty atres Their upighhors helped
them to pnt up log house and th,5
~t,e able Ia hue men 70 split rails Ion
fencing and 80 llow Tie land Al the
sts' u TIC work has been done - the
seven gus, aud fast yeur they sold
piue hundred bushels OF potatoes, I'VE
hundred bushels ot corn, two hundred
and lifiy hnsbeis u wheat and suu, siA
hundred u miscellaneous vegetables
They are nov comfortably of and md
tine 10 II, ad books aud newspapers
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.sa.rr es.l1,rHs,

fefaltaHan .5ags laaHtf utaat az a.
ttadtl Atjs sts.H aa tsa4.y jesse a roe
ltIi ael.4 . - q paf - fHa's.s3.
- yapd.ast ~ Caan .Iaes. q Be saFle''ra
y ll.s a.at .aestsa. aha fshsssuaE say earl
tsstssss 20. s. e aaet
rFt#t pugIssss tistas atstaes tHF
latashta.a Ig4aaIy asftiHRs ~,'it+ tsii a us
rststsl lsans % I55 p,sas ui s,ahE ibtA
isst- sl,s isvu r5stAafs - saturday .Juns 1l4.
tssa st6orksA. Thy uHesn. q ilf tot
tus pHnsFg ntesttegs ~lA faflI'h efIt fr'ie'
Is $40 psFsshs titrts3.
Gus fsAeslpt 49, Agtsa tlaIils ut Il DIS saie
smons ils sewsei t,@ns in tLs C'ults
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saH eba Wsts 81 u.ie s8pptt
N,ia su.i So all8sN ebo psat Is tl
be- .,aas a1y ehnkss eha Sues s
tlaH s. ltsisHaa ei8euaa ID Us
u.fs So tis aaae taae feshue every auy
tt.gi b m6t itAt eha Waa 81 Fars IS au
aad aaa3 tHia @ mau
ubsa 81 3oa SOU
can't nuH Hsi,u iasaeh abast.
si
Well eIasf eat, tAaa Bmt caps
lcsF ~ lssat ieut Iunite Foe
rna1 IS We Hicres. e assaa ips
Net F.ud stat uH au,isa uH
.aH,s a5i tlAUs q vs.. k hta rs
toa desperate rsWa ~ mtHa tlal
Nuna faah.e h.m q >hani f,b aheH
ie elual 81 With entire rlmy q
himself
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wAuanns. We are glad to record
that iAe utility Of waterfalls has al
length been discovered 1t protects
the brains shat little ihey have q
those who wear thcia o. II IlAyn0r
livery stable keeper At Helena, Ark,
while drank. SHOT bis wife ia the back
u ihe bead, aud thinking be had killed
hes blew ont bis own brains. His zite
was only stunned. tbs bah having bcen
embedded il Der waterfall
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

WosmS rs nm Tia BrsiSlss Madam
Dpmoicst OF fashion fame has formed a
partnership With nan,nnd The arm
Is going into the wholesale tea Lusi.
ness, with $5000o0 capital The Silent
partner will reside IA Canton, While
Madam Demorest manages the BUSH
npgg
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Spfrial llotirrs.

TURNER'S NEURALGIA rilL-rhe great rem.
edy for Neuralgia ana ait Nervous Diseases. Nurc
than 00,0o1 cured Ny 4 n the fast two wears " q
by mail, package 80. &C, packages SAT-
THE LORRAINE VEGETABLE CArHAErfC
PILL The brat known remedy tor all Diseases oftbr
Blood stomach liver Kidneys. fof He iaache Itheu-
matism aud 10 whore acathartic Is required.
Price b. NATL boN 81 cls, 3 toNes 500.
TURNER a CO., lge fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
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AIlcock's Porons Plasters.

sudden severe pains Of The side and back, stitches
pasms, etc. These affections are most troublesome
to persons past middle age, viii even come on IN bed
are very painful and oflcn dangerous In damp wealth
r. they are frequent than in dry. These plaster
give eliefa once and need TO be always In the draw
err handy.
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"a ooa solD ny ONE DEALER

Messrs. J. Balch & Son, Of Providence, r. l., write
Soy. ls6s: we have sold the Porous Plastrs for
twenty years, and az rolllins aud obbng must hays
sold twenty-five thousand altogether They are well
liked
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Charles Dickens. tho great novelist
d.ei suddenly on Thursday laai. u
paralysis
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Ua,.ta. 4ats,sm Governor ana
gY.4, ~ sal. te.,s-,i,el,
,l. commence When iIey sAall rs
cl.o.sn asa qaalG, aba ai,ag eoaiin.
oe hsr tht tem offao wears. 81 au.d
tbeu saerasors sbdl b. chosen AVID.
gaaaGeI. aflst6s aljoarnmsut Il ne
.essu 81 ma legislature ii whicl. lY
lim cla ,atuaota j Laws their sac
ca5 a9b agrls.l ta te clio and
aol aiit ruet a3i8niGntemi.
49, ~. cfYico ~ seo-
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VS. ~" + a"lA' '1'i''iishsahE z inc hrst
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r,,ei'sh
Ase = loe term 81 once o. the ass
Els''ht Judges 81 Tue county eoofis'
sae' ~ h'si' oa'iiii-' at'ie attorneys,
la"e's g I'o'o'e ahd las'lces q 'he
peace sa"a % Two years ana siaii
ce'nihehe' o' tae hfs' Gay q beccmoer
neat aiief lhelf e'ee'ioh
Mr Lyiord oi Waneninoved that the
Convention take up and consider the
first section Of the article, aud after
considerable discussion as TO the pro-
pnety 81 considering q part only q the
artieic, separate from the whole.
1 Nh Carpenter Of Readsboro offered
The following resolution.
Resoired That the committee recon-
mehds to ilie convention, That II - ex-
Peoiest 70 aaoPl INC second , aT r, .,
- Ce"sars :" = Wy
Ms a,.cnssiop 81 ,h;s art;o,o occn
,,;,l@a.o ra.a ,n,n r.;1.r at,ornoon
ub.n n,e ,o,, v.s ,,le, an IL odon.
ifon whch ,e.n,ted y t,l,ows. Yeas
I11S. Nays 115
/ n ~ .,s,ing tbo th;,a article was
Italep mn. his nc follows.
..,,.,,
ui,anoro, ~ oa;oa ~ sonotor -
town ,e,,osort,tiyo sba,l hocome va
oant fron, ony co,so no ,eois,atnre
ma, nro,;ao hv lov a. ellino s,ch a.
oan.;ls
Tbo n,i,d ,,;clo vos reiec,e1 by n
vo,o ~ ,eas AZ. navs 1ss
I Art;cia ,,utb of ,bo o.,.ndment to
/ the constitution was then taken up,
and read by the secretary as follows. 4
Article 4
SIC. /. The juages Of the sup, enc
court shall bo appointed by The Gov
Ielnor by md with tie advice and CON
sent Of tic senate.
S1c. 2. The term Of Office OF the
Judges Of the supreme court shall be
six years; provided, that under tue first
appointment made IN pursuance to Ii i
section, one-thrd Of the Judges first APP
pointed shall hold then Offices for the
term Of six ycars; one.thId thereof,
second il the order u appointment,
shall bold their offices four years; and
ouo-tuird thereof tAird IN tie order Of
appointment, snail hold their Offices
t~o ycua
Sc. ) lie judy Z. 81 ~ Supreme
cotlt slp. al s,alea umes receive q
I, asouallg com eltntion for th,ir se,-
vice., ahicb ,hal 40. 10 dnninisheo
dining Tie term IF tiai5 ohees
The i rstloa beng ID, Cd Is III
el.air 81 ibs ADOPTION ~ ti,e fourth a..
u.la If amendment t,e yeas and pa,s
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DBfAErE BOARD ~ H. wOO8TEE viii
! open. on tiie hrst e June neat, irst-olass
Boarding Hense on sf0aaaAy, corner u gonth
street. . les doors sOath II the Clarendon H0-
f,I ~ paiHs siii b. spared 81 make 1t strictly
hrrt eiasr lgt further particulars apply ia N.
u. Monster. either b. letter " ~ tie banse
shere he viii Us found after this date.
Saratoga springs. y T.. Hay ~ 1870 2f
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AtriLIfAA WILLIAMS woula iafom the
w pnbiie thsi be stll continues The manu-
faeture u 81 sinds offiAHsrssEs Al bic old stsBd
and from his long experience 10 the manufacture
q HAnxDss LrArHfR be aatters himself that be
cas- a. persons srsrief who favor him ~iih their
business ia that liae. Wa slss tan Calf skins
tof CUSTOMERS ss formerly
Dorset. May ~. 1910. ~
NOTICE 70 TAX rAYgKs
Psraans wlo llafe aot paid their Tosa, state
and siats school Tarss iof lso9, are herdbY no
tissd TIA, sA.A Ases rsaa ~ pad a. oaos. /
shall h. 81 ny Botei, Faeioy Point = reeeiys
thea. aad Al pariie. neglsetng 10 pay said talfs
Immediately. alii inear lbe expense u proaseB-
tiou. Sc TatYEH
Manchester. NAY 2 is58.-sHf
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80 @sf ulg aQs g ac1Un
MINT mA ~ m-afh aHIH ArfF
Ga $50 1sas tftt asaa.E fHf
ca 3D. $50 kEaIfA fal.af
fa#f e#t
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Free from U s. Taxes.
tHHEFkh
HRffH5I
First Mortgage Bond
81. 500 600.
ii, Joseph and Denver tiiy
EaILButn UaPANY
600.


lf -t
Ea eststw Hh
l- Nt1f E
HuFTTT WaNF NtIEE3t HAh h
fkffaHE $50 PFSyEEs #EtfttH
yfAaS, Ht 4NUHyNE IHtN
fHBI MAMA P8NNIh HF
W5l. tNH caENtEI3As HBN IHH tS
mNpttHGs FUEf htkAtf
Capital Stock "a illc Ga. sl0Huu,Od0
laud Gmnt pronounced
Value 81 s.0uUOuU
First MORTGAGE Blonde l,3oo 600
sl950aUoo
4HtpHeu.3 #a ta.
at8,l a.sF aas ~ ...sa ataa ea 4 best
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IS Wed I 4 et,sf ell. Awa pat
81 + Eagus tu Wr A
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nU1TEE TUBS Heart spruce Tnby selling at 80
ID rrnis. 7. n. SNOW 4 CO., PsrH, N
EsTEAY -Camr iu,a thc cneprufe of y. Hollis
- Tor "a shout ths lst Inst i've hesh 81 cattle.
w. 4 z-ysaI- aii and > Old marked the
ears and clipped. The owner s FeqHssiyf h prove
irapety, pay sharses cad TAX sway
Factory Point. June Z. ieie LEROY BolbNE,
/ .'hE ASaJHlNEh o. SHOPS IN Meu B8ys,
1 ladip- aHl Cilillf' D. priccs b. snit the irae.,
~ BRADLEY 4 BLACKAEHs.
NOTICE Nt.Iesr mY wife. S2sau 81 i.a-
y len my itd sBd board without jnst cause 90
Fr,wocsii4u. tA.s i e. ioihid al ptfsi5n- FROM
hsrh0fiaR ur tfhstlng hlr aH my anso sat a. /
-isl pss ~ sb bis "a itrr epnttaetItis after THE
date sCHIYIEE BESAETf
Weston ", May 80 1870. sw2
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Astounding Revelations.

Two scientific publications are ~ The feld against
he hair dyes 81 which lead Is The basis. The New
York Medical Gazette" aud Tho Jonmal of Chcms-
tfy" bitterly denounee them. Yet the hair may be
talely dyod Have You seen
Prot Chiltons Testimony,
founded On a careful analysis, and certifying that
Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye
Is not only arst-class article for changing the color
Of the hair, but
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Prot. Chiffon s testimony,
Absolutely Safe

CRIsTADORos HAIR PREsERyATlvE, as
Dressing acts like a charm the HAIR after Dyeina
Try t.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
EOR PURIFYING TsEE nL0on.

ron Pumping TpHE nA00H-
The reputation tblt es
1. !. !. ]. !. !.
ttllem medicine enjoys,
- y derived from is cures,
MF /rs m3uiy u Whirh utu truly
|sA-k..-s marvellous lnyoiDnla
r ElslsS eases ~ Ncrahaps die.
.u rAsp, where the system
~ (eA tsptuud saturated with
NaA 4 90 corruption, have hurn
s. ~zS purified aud cured by ti.
&zs@ serdfulous Affections aud
"A disorders which were az.
"a - - pHVated by The serulu'
Ions contamination ulHil
they were painfully anteiinT have been radically
eurad IN such great numbers b almost cyei} fer'
ton Of the country, that Die public scarcely nred tp
be informed Of u virtues GI Hs,s-
scronlous poison Is enc ~ lllo most destructive
enemies Of our race, Ofcn, this unseen and pnfeit
tenant Of the organism nudCiWiucs the constitution,
and invites the attack Of encehlngo fatal dseates,
without exciting suspicion Of w. pre- enee. Again,
II seems 20 breed Infection throughout tO body, And
then on some favorable ocrasioHi rapidly develop
into one other Of It's hideous forms either tho
surface or among the vitas ii 1lic latter, tnlef.
Giles may ba suddenly deposited n TIE lungs 81
heart OF tnmors formed Ia Tie liYcr, OF d shows
is presence by Cruptions on The fl, a. iuni uletr
atoms on some part of the body, iisnfe the ocra
sional use Of bottle Of this hdrEdpafiild v al.
ysable, even when no active symptoms of dsease
appear. Persons Afflicted with the following com.
plants generally End Immaculate fpiici aud %
length, cure by the use 81 titis SIMS iFfHfIr
H. II 81 Aptfh0HB's Tfyf. R0se OF JrBsipeiaa.
Tefter. Salt RheHIu, Acdfd Hcad. HingtrsFBi.
Sore. EHes, Sore Ears sud oihcl efnQuons 81
visible forms OF kr5ufsf'0'fs disfufc. Nsu Ia fhu
more concealed fGnuat AZ DHspFI sin. HrayEVs
Heart Disease. Jffs, It.iFfsB, Aeaafair,
and the various ttceppHs affections n he pusgt.
lar aud nervous sYtlfms,
syphHis or Icpcrrd tnd N,pfutial HissasNs
ARE cured w Il, though g luut tWp ltftHurd lt
suhdulng tese Oh tinhte inhiahe w ems ra1tinp.
But long continued u.a q tls WCdic4r Niil fUro
the complaint feHcaffhaa ar HhlffF. tietiHa
JTerraffOns. and fenfuie Bfsfuos. ire eGms
monty soon relieved and uiHniatrl{ cured ~ lti
t.fssff Inv
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Ma17iageS and Deaths.

MARRIED.
Kendall M0sELY on The I'll ihAt 10 IL
Jan,- church Arlington, by the Rector. the Rev
=, anpi- ~ Smith, Mr George g Kendall and
Mise sarah g daughter Of DR. l.. Mpuely, all of
Arlington
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.SiliNVTR SFIUI 1 SNi u JoitN
,b The GrQWingo Cotton CFll4

.7uT '1,,T = 100 q, .,. 1..IM. [,
The extent and it05ItfueAaSf the
growing cDitaH crop in 4iS; Sohtlt is
how, perhaps thct Rt f,!f9 iA s.b
in the markets of EilfAhe. TEta pros
poets areHvartons s II 8 tlie
estimates ranging tfom Hafsaito fpur
million bafeslqg. he?IH-is4JyG .,
Theilaci'e3gs P9ttII, GGInftf sf ueHst1n has
I'boen MiereasadHtos the :exteutof about
'fw ehty fseEesnSS, !, 1;oivrf 1 tasE tsears The
saoreaga llsst,F AafoW as ACT fSWA iby|tae
Agriehitsfaisl 90 nHriss iS 9a as tstfffikr
cient to proddcea,q VIII hn SIase sea-
son THO ugaso ITO thFea 'mlAloH6 6ales'
All estimates ,pnst be hased iInR6n hy1
erage seasantsaand " itfs this con sider-
alton the. crSpss TbAp4te fxRScteu to
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The Management of swine, i

~ G.. W. Bushnell thus gives tic, readers
0fths T5afIs S E1 ,rn h lIya Getting
e, on " With lli the P9rkssFsa Wei .ri~,Iy,v
o.i." SowS, while sgSkllipg pigs should
have grain ia addition TO Jg9o9 clover
pasture, #, the, grain is, eooksSd' or
ground and fed in, swill,, it is worth at
least one-third more than when FED in
the usual way. Burrows should have
no grain Wife UtP good clover pasture
a change Of feed is beneficiai.. About
the first of September isIthe Hsiial time
to commence fpttening.o But little grain
should pc giyen at first, and the quantity
daily Ghcrahed fot two weeks, when
they should be placetf fiji a feed lot just
large enough tOgive itisHIh plenty ofex-
ereise. and supplied with plenty Of fresh
water, and q gued floor to feed apon, and
a. trough containing a mixture of four
parts salt, enc Of soda, and ono of sui
lphpr,, 4 Goal is fed 10 hogs for the sui
phur contained in I; and our experience
has been. that the large quantities of
coal eaten by hogs wien they have &C
cess to it, brings on costiyeness and is
very injurious to them. ~ -. rI ~ ..
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'"oriIi 'H0geHUlera CWfE:sn

"A gorresb 0hdeht to the Courier! oqr-
snHl: sWritiHg RoidIH coaiiity,,tlaih4s To
have, disco edraminEalibld caud fSf the
hog cholera, and offers isfEespto eirlr ge
bssS SRe t6o45aais 5 Sg S5q II
;apas id three gallons Of warm H!!,tsr, al ma
iappiy tho MSSll about milk 1eNnte the
raffaesedi aaimal, by hippiissI antb; the go
luton or rubbing upon .it8ptA the skin
is th0rpl.ehlylwet,, Whenever the sRiai
of the hsYbsgipst0,laok rough and scaly
esstafazdark red color, apply the wash
immeaiAtelyIG DAR'tTwait until the more
hlarniing isy nIpteals vomiting andIpuis-
@ IT, scales ap are re@ays s,si
The laafs1spa8dept Dstateae thsSo this
remedy has been tried repeatedly, and
withoutae4h gteiAi4Nfe when the dirfer
tons were promptly followed. At ailY
faeeiN isMSftkYiof aatfM .ioiiau siYi