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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05
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EDnoRnl EyclgHoN Circumstance which
the committee could not control have rendered it
necessary to give up the trip % Stowe and Mt
Mansfield in tie excursion of next week. Tie
revised programme will be as follows
To ST. Adams Monday afternoon, 70 remain un-
til the afternoon of Tuesday stopping at tie
Weldon House.
10 montreal by special train Tuesday afternoon,
to remain until Thursday morning, Stopping at
S. Lawrence Han, and occupying TO time AS be-
fore set forth.
10 Newport Thursday ly regular and special
train, arriving at three O'Clock p NJ
The giving up of Mansfield win De O d.ssp-
poinment to many, as it has been to the commit
tee. But when members win compute the task
and labor Of conveying four hundred persons (the
number at present booked Cor the excursion) By
carriage. from Waterbury to stowe and Mt Mans
field, and back, it IS quite certain the wisdom Of
abandoning that part Of tie original plan win
not De questioned
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\ few days since Henry Wells, Of Coventry
caught monster eagle measuring from tip to
tip, seven feet and two inches. Mr.. Wells has
lost several young lambs and set trap if possible
to catch the beast or bird Of prey The bird wa,
caught but in its struggles broke the chain By
which the trap was secured and carried the trap
oil with him Two or three days after, however,
he was discovered and caught with the trap still
clinging to him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05

Uopn'HD SmN,Hr-'lhe friends of This popu.
nr school should rmcmbor thatils second annual
commencement occurs ia the Seminary building.
on Tuesday, July ilth The Grafton will be de
liyorel By Rev II T. Cushman Of Cambridge.
Massachusetts and the poem by Mrs II a. Bine-
ham, editor Of the L0d,o Rpoawru
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The School year terminated with an exhibition
200 the Hall Of the School Building last Friday
afternoon Tho exhibition was preceded by the
examinations, which occupied an entire week
The friends VI tho School who attended these ex-
aminations must have been well satisfied that the
School keeps up its thoroughncss and efficiency
under tho instruction Of the excellent board Of
teachers who have been employed the past year
The proficiency ia the Washington County Gram
mar School was very gratifying The average
number of scholars in the upper department was
larger this year than for five years past Mr.
Iorham has few equals and no suporiors in classi-
cal instruction. Mis-. Durham maintained the
previous standard of her room, and might we'll
have been proud at the exhibition which her pupils
give Of the training they have received under her
teaching Her examinations showed that her
scholars acquire both freedom Of recitation and
independence Of thought under her instruction.
Miss Relway commended herself as on former
OCCASION. in the proficiency Of her pupils. There
is but one expression rs to her excellence and
success as a teacher. Mis-. Markham also won
the admiration Of an who attended her cvamIna.
tion- She las had the charge of a very difficult
department but has acquitted herself admirably
both os teacher and discpiuarmn. u is hardly
uecllul to particulariie Che rooms, when the exc
omiuaton. were -5 crcdimbc 100 all OF them.
both 90 the teachers and scholars. We regret that
amy doubt exists as Co the return Of Miss Abbott
20 the 4ehl1l. She and Miss Golden have been
very successful teachers in our school, and both
..I O. B. i
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05

n UENIN! NEAU HIS.
"A WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF $40
per week and expenses, allow large commission to
sell our aud wonderful inventions. Address
NJ. WAGNER 4 CO., Marshall, Mich.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

So One of the most curious
phenomena in connection with coal
mining, II exhitai ~ The Bank Col
iery, near Rotterdam, England
the property 81 EarI FitEuillian.
This pit caught fra one hnnlrod
years age ana agg tla efforts 0E
the worsman, At the tima and sub
sequeatlg, have been quita ina
tRal II leStinguish 4. so insansa
is she heat arising from this Hra,
THAT people possessing gardens N
boye ths colherY, declare thai sho
ofplants u materially aslsa
tad, ana they ara ahla to 0hsain
two or three crops every ycar.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11
How sUaAB & MADE WHFrF.

how SUGAR is MADE WHITE,
The way ID which sugar Is made
perfectly white, i IS said, pas
found out in . curious manner.
A hen that had gone through !
clay mud-puddle, went with Der
muddy feet into d sugar-h0use
II was discovered by some one
that wherever the track went, there
the sugar was vhitened. This Il 4
to some experiments. The resalt
was that the wet clay came to Do
used IL refining sugar. The SUGAR
Is placed in earthen jars; shaped
as the loaves are. The large enss
are upward, while ii tie smaHsr
end il lef a hole. The JAR ii file a
with sugar, he clay put over the
top and kept We The moisture
goes down through the sugar and
drops from the hole III the end of
the iar. This makes The sugar
viii e.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

How no TEsE IHE RE1HEs OF
MIX. Procure any long glass
vessels cologne bottle d long
phial- Take ! narrow strip Of pa-
per, just TIE length h1m ths nsek
to tlle bottom of the phial ana
marx # OFF with one hundred Lines
AZ equal distances; 81, if more con
venient, md % obtain greater ex-
actness, into City lines. and count
the pliial, - as 10 divide isa length
into . hundred equal parss Eli
il, to the highest mark With mill
fresh from tie cor, and allow ii To
stand II . perpendicular position
tWenty-four hours Tie number
Of spaces occupied by TIE cream
Will give you ita exact percanlags
in the milk, without any guess
work
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

The Garden Of Medicinal
Plants, founded III Paris by al
adiot of King Louis Kill. dated
January ,, 1926, ana which became
i Museum of Natural History Oil
the 23d of MAY. 1874 ~ nearly
destroyed by Prussian shell on
tae nights of tha 8th and 9th of Ta-
auary last,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

- The total number of arch
bishops and bishops Of the Roman
Gatlolic Church ~ The British I'm
pire, i lt4, including four Who
reti "a ana living IN England.
There are also l9 Roman Catholic
To the forces, stationed
id various parts of the world.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

Jesuit writer's, who visited
China ia tie reign of James ], ox-
prassly state that they used tho
herb g. common among tha CHI
nese, ana foand that II kept their
oyas open, and lasssned shs fatigue
of writing sermons, and hearing
eonfesa aions that lasted lase into
the night
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

Per Square, 40 lines or 1ess Isl so
very subsequent insertion ~ rs
announcement Of candidates for
Office. ... ............ $40 90
4 Advertisements sent in for publica-
ion, when there are no directions, will
. inserted iii English and French, and
Ehen time is not limited, win be con-
sinued until orders are received and
sharged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adver-
Use BY the year Oh quarter
No credit will be given for Advertising
ii Job work, except by special agree
nent,
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place Of residence, with
,aper included, Twelve Dollars per
imam.
Bss~All Judicial advertisements must
,e paid for on the last day Of pubicaa
ion, Oh on the day Of sale.
Standing Advertisements.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

aIII.L-ETT q KEIIII ILl,

RE prepared Is enter homesteads,
IA investigate Rio Hondo claims and
secure patents for lands, Surveying
earetully ana faithfully done. Ail in
s9Fmasion regarding lands given e par
WE n q distance ion moderate cornpen.
hase Charles "a March Q, 1871
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

k- He revenue GutteF Vsgis
amt seized the British schooa ~
Martha Aun, last Thursday. near
E,ssport, NJ sine, sor violating the
d cMstiny laws,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

MHDEW Is readily removed by
rubbing or serapiag y little CONS
non yellow soap nn the article,
and then \ i tlo salt ma starch on
that. Rub all Well on til tile arti-
Gle, and put it It'd the sunshine.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

to perfection" cannot be illustrat-
ed more forcibIe, than By those
who are 50 absorbed Id the thought
Of making money. and ~ intent on.
worldly gain, that they can't give
any time to reading. There ia no
poverty on earth " poor as that
which Is begat by tie eternal strug-
| gle after prosperity. The galley
slave, who il scouraged to lis cell
after The days toll is done, must
not be pitied al the one Who Is
imprisoned day and night by the
cruelt of continued excitement iii
the chase after she almighty dol
lar. Should the fear 0f the Devil
induce a petition to the Throne Of
Grace, the devotion would be pure
ly mechanical, and would never
be heard ID heaven; nor can the
wife and child ever hear a word
which comes from the soul Of Joy
and love. Such men cannot love.
The words they speak in the family
circle, are akin tn the words which
ire hurried off on A bussiness ram
pade. They may ring off affection,
but the sound is false; the sou! Of
love Is not there to set tn m 10
music, and they fall upon the ear
Of the household, as hnguage
witched to the side of the main
business route for business pur-
poses onIv
NO time to read" has for com
nany oulF those thou hts which
pur men iii the eternal race after
worldly Gain. There is no halt
u, no stopping place-but nne
ontinual round after round until
u last overcome and worn out by
the ruggle, with no power to re-
peat nr ri farther, the race il end
. and the announcement 5 made
,tcidin+ tie finish dead heat.
How 10 SKIN AND STEw 4 Ran
BTr, Make 4 s,nalI ineisiou ID ,he
lower part of he belly, being care
III nu, To cut deepet than the skim.
Put down the knife, an gently tear
tie skin upwards ahoat three in-
ches. Now TAX hold III one hind
eg, AMI fore t..e hip ilt up,
II .ng the side 9fthe body, under
the skin Take aoll 1F The bare
ioiIt .ad pull th 3ut 4 tIe
san, u tha y har ths same.
Nos take hubi I'll the two skinned
!, " with aue Aall, aud asp tbe
nasr skiu With tlie nthsr hand,
Use saur streug titmly but gent
Ut, ana sepaIae the remaining
sAin, including th head AMI fare
eet Ehe ~ ain n, Sitl i ha.f
II the ars, must be separated III
fer til skin, AZ they cahnlt be
'Siiael Af.ef removing th en-
4 lati aalte and hye
\ a ad 1abl tla tatt un-
leT, sud cu h Haal tirmly tn
\, ses bo im with
/. a,e ehi ia aad tew gvnt
uiv uder 4 us IL II
amrh tae tu II, alc otion
auce hut 4 btea,l saaee, III musa-
oan stew may bs j d, ss prt-
eqred
Crosby Opera i ,as Chi-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

a medical publication warns
ladies against green gloves il
mentions : case ii which shin-poi-
soning resulted from their uss, al
arsenical salt being employed 70
produce the color.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11
LITTET.L,s E.lYING AGE.

DLAN ana Execution commenced /,
A Justice Story, Councillor elt
President Adams, Historians SIP ks
Prescott, Bancroft ana Tickn, I RtN
II. wv Beechor, and many othars.
II has been published for molc thm
70 years, and is nov enlarged. II !.
issued EVERY SATURDAY, giving 52 num
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Itis d work which commen . { If I,
every one who has taste or b hes
literature az the Magazines rn ne
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events of the time,
II contains tile best Re ewa Crit,
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earbers.
Address
LITTLE n GAY,
a0 Rlo0mheid St. ] U9tun
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

lrosby 0pga 4 ,as CHE
eign las, II IL stated, been pur-
ohassd As II partS I'll eutlemen
wh0 will place il uudgr ths charge
of manager MaVioher price Paid,
S6s0,000
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

A Hon. Jahu N, CunyRghan.
If Plila lelphia, while en route for
raxa ~ bring hAma liis invalid
son, WINS ruR over hy d train, at
M gnolia, Mississippi, ana killed,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11
PoTATo PAsTE EoR DrllPITSas.

PoTAT0 PASTE FOR DUaPLNGs.
Boil three large white potatoes
until soft; peel and mash them.
When quite smooth, mix with one
quart of sifted floor and scant
pint oI lard; salt to taste. Roll out
Q Oh as two-and paste 1t upon
and use for dumplins; or it makes
a good paste for meat pies.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

Over elghseen thousand
capies 0 German newspapers pub
lished II this country circulate ia
Germany
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To REMovE sTAaca on Rrsr fran.

~ hEG0YE STARCH on HUST Erou4
hat-lon-, have q piece ot yellow
beasWax tied in clarse cloth.
Nnan tho iron il almost not
enough use, but not quite, rub
II quickly with the beesmax, and
thru wltt clegn coarse cloth.
Ills NIL rsm0ve III entirely.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11
TO CIEANsE BLlNKETs Put tw1

10 CLEANSE BLANKETs Put two
large spoonsfal ufbarax and a pint
bowl of soft soap into tub III
cold water. When dissolved. put
in pair of blankets and let hem
remain over night. Next day rub
and drain them thoroughly il twu
Writers, and hang them To drg.
D. not wiring them.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BIZ
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Mnnntnctnrhr nf

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
GENT for Bucks Pate1., Brilliant
~ Stove, to whlch Firs Premium.
" re awarded at tile Louisiana Mechaa-
y and Agricultural fair, Jan'y Iouu
I,o, at the Missouri STATE Eair, Oct
[ 5G6, '67 4 6S.
Importer and dea en- in Cooking anG
4 sda"ting Stoves, Table Cutlery, Hard
sara, Hollowware &c.,
riders rom the CodAtry tlirecteed tt
Z II, 1856, VII lnse prvmpt att.l
dance,
No. Ie4, CIIARTRES STREET,
nol3 ly NEW ORLEAN
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-11

E Ehe Union Pacific Rail
road il selling large amount ii
surplus G,silraud stock to other
companies
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STANDING Advcrtiscments.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-08-18
Pr mouth.

Our citizens are very glad to welcome the
family OF s. p. Young TO our village. MI.
Young and his son-in.law, NJ. Kerr, came to
this neighborhOod for the purpose OF raising
cattle. They speak very fayfoably OF starting
a cheese factory.
We regret to state that we Will have TO
give up our old citizens Mckendrie Lambdin
and family, for an Indefinite time. Mr.. Lamb.
den can command high wages as steward on
steamers, which causes him to forsake the
hcalthful breeZes of the prairie and 90 on the
water.
1t is not quite as miraculous as the light
ming that took q mans shirt OF without hurt.
ing him, but il is n fact, that uncle John
Carter's mare jumped eli the bank Of the Cot
tonwood near Milton Liniey's ford. where it
Is between twenty and thirty feet above water,
taking with her uncle John and the buggy.
All went clear from the ba1-. 30 damage
except 4 broken shaft, and 8 y marks on the
animals knee and head. 5hs VAN out leav-
ing the buggy. Uncle John il no circus rider,
but has peculiar I'nsc" OF sticking to his
seat.
MoRAL.-We are here again impressed that
while taking an extreme view of one side, we
run headIons of on the other.
We are glad to have our old friend An.
drew Liddle back to see US, but sorry that he
met with the misfortune Of having his team
run OF as he was about starting back. They
ran over one cow and jerked = bird dog around
by the neck (Which was tied to the hind axle, }
like crippled kite in the air. The dog could
not see where the laugh come in.
james Olmstead, son of Joshua Oimstead,
has recently run away from the country, it
is supposed, for the purpose of leaving his wife.
She lie left with one child about year old, en-
tIrely destitute. He married Ellen Wilson,
daughter Of Matilda Clark, the present wife
Of our neighbor, John Clark.
Mr.. Williams, who lives south of The
river, informs us that BurIingame company
has taken hold OF their coal interest, and will
probably work it eaeetually.