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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-07
FRUIT VS.. DISEASE.
Charlotte, W.

Fruit very cheap this week. says the Chi
cago Republican. so cheap that for three
cents you can organize II dysentery which
will cost seven dollars to cure."-Ex.
This is a sample of very many articles that
run the rounds of the press year after year,
and tend to porpetuate the most ignorant, alb
surd and mischevous ideas that are to be
found.
How smart the discovery that 'for three
cents you can organize dysentcry which
will cost seven dollars to cure" why not
say that you can pick up ut the markets,
stands, &C., at any time, for nothing, Us
much fruit or garbage as will produce twenty
deaths? Why not show them that in tainted
meat, fctid fish, rancid butter and filthy
pastry-you can, and do, secure more disease
and death, and in its most insiduous forms,
than has ever been produced by fruit? The
very rcpulsive character, the unpleasant and
powerful acidity of unripe fruit. and the
abominable fetor of decaying frut-are the
strong marks and guards, placed by beni-
ficcnt Creator, against injury from eating it
in an improper condition. Fruit is not fixed
up by fire, spoiled by spice, grease and chem
icals, hut rs it comes from its Creators hand
beautiful, pure and good, so well guarded
that even II child can judge of its fitness
They who use it unripe or rotten will pay
the penalty, whether it costs three cents or
three dollars. Is it not better, then, to inform
and direct the public.mind instead of Devil
dering and leading astray?
Fruit is the primeval gift of God to man for
his sustenance and enjoyment, and that be-
fore the curse was pronounced When the
death penalty was pronounced, was its exc
cution not more efficiently furnished in
the pot and frying pan, and pastry tin, than
by the axe or gallows?
Fruit is proved to be one of the best cnra-
tive agents that exists, and it is provided in
such variety OF seasons, forms and condi-
tOnS us to maintain II supply for all tastes,
, circumstances and climes
We don't mean that after you have stuffed
to repletion the expansive stomach with
/ soup, meat, fish, pies, pastry and CONNECTIONS,
that you should put on the distressed organ
ism IN extra load of fruit; mt, while in it.
self most heathiul, may be the "sti;w that
breaks the camcls back 1t is made the
: scapegoat for many another ndiscretion, and
4 that by persons who should know and teach
better. Use fruit in its proper condition
y pure and simple, rs M article of diet, MS {;
@ matter of reircshment, us II source of enjoy
; ment. You need not lay II watermelon on &
burdcncd stomach in IN exhausted body III
ttcn o'clock ut night, and express astonish
= ment and condemn fruit if you have collie OF
c cholera.
= All the moral, all the ,esthetical. all III,
;. social all the sanitary instincts of our natur,
point to free, full, but rational use o
fruit, us the cardinal requirement of our ami
Is nal nature,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-07
RMON FARM E r..

tritive food. 7. That the economical prepar-
alton of all food, containing globules of fecula,
consists in perfectly breaking the shells and
rendering the dextrine contained in them
soluble and digestible, while the fragments
of the shells are ut the same time rendered
more bulky, so us the more readily to fill
the stomach
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-07

The "Waltcr Raleigh vine OH Roanoke
island is nearly 300 years old, covers ai acre
of ground, and from it was made Ian year
$4,000 worth of wine. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-13
VA R led AID ES.
PENSAR Y SENTIR.
CARTA A UNA J0VEN.
[coNcLus1oN.]

Balsac 10 ha dicho: ell arte es la crea-
cioI. idealizada; asi los grandes aftistas.
los poetas completes, no esperan nj los
encargos, nj los compradores: cream hoy,
manana, siempre. Y de este resulta esa
costumbre del trabaio, y ese perpetuo
vencimiento de las di6cultades, que les
mantienen en- perpetuo y a,noroso lazo
con su musa prctectora y con sus fuer-
zas intelectuales.
CaDova, viva en- su taller. VoItaire, en-
50 gabinete. Homero y Fidias, debieron
vivir tambien asf
Siel artista Sc deja 1levar sola y OK
clusivamente del sentimiento degenerara
en- sofador, y ent6nces no hay gloria po:
sible para el; que es muy facil CONVEX
tirse en- sohador, y sulnergirse en- esa pc
ligross gesieye, enfermedad del alma, y
abismo donde quedan sofocadas las no.
bles aspiraciones Gel arte y dol trabajo.
Mas pensenos en- Il, mi amada Elisa:
en- II, que tienes el alma llena de f6 y de
ssperauza: en- tt, que crets J amas, y que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-13

me pregua!as con el santo candor de Ia
inoceDcia:
-IConviene Mas Ia muier pensar 8
se'stiyi ! Dsbcse crear en- los muDdos del
sentimiento, 8 buscar un asilo en- los de
Ia razOn!
Viye en- ambos, Elisa, y no renuncies
por COZ. pleto ninguno de los dos: libre.
me el cielo &c verte exclusivsmente Ia
ciopallsta, : tambien de la pena de verte
sol1adora; aquello es ell des;erto de hielo:
este la rerretUa y do'orosa deception.
Viye. mi amada nina; vive sobre tod,
para ell amor: 81 a go merece la pepa de
nacer, Ia fatiga de morir, es las simpa
'ias que iuspiramos; pero de]a la razon
que ,nodere la impetuosidad de tus inn
presio,es, y que las Iegule como un ha.
bill mecanico regnla ell movimiento de
una magnlica pendola, que marque ell
trascurso del TEMPO
Ell decoia1o de esa pendola puede ser
tan bello como ell sueno de I'm poeta, mas
esto, no impide ell que la maquina sea de
cna exactitud y reghlaridad perfecta; ST.
no cue por ell centrario, estas condcio.
nes hacen dc aQuella una obra msestra,
cempletan la adm rable ammonia del CON
junto-N P. s. DE NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-13

Por desertores del ej6rcito.. ...-- A
Escapados del presidio.. .....-a /
Esclavos fugitivos- ..-.- s
Pr6fugos- - -..- .-
Por desobediencia q la autoridad. g.
Por amenazas q la autoridad.. 8
Por uso de ar1nas prohibidas. -. IA
Por requerimento.. --. 4
Por pescar sin licencia.. .--. 3
Por entrar en- propiedad agenas.
Por indocumentados.. ...-. 81
Por iuegos prohibidos. 1872
Por escandalo.. %
Por embriaguez.- ---- .-....-- Is
POr vagancia - --.----... 8
Por demencia. :. L
FOR sospechas --------.-.
Total. .....--..... 307
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-13
G. ETILLA A.

: Ell vapar "Pajaro". He aqui segun el
Diario de la Marina del 2, Ia causa de no
haber llegado ell citado vapor:
)"En Ia ma1aaa de aver entr6 en- puer
to ese vapor, habiendo anticipate su re
greso por ell motive que Sc vera. Sali6 de
Santiago de Cuba el "a del pasado con
destino Santh6mas y escalas y volvi6
alli de arribada el28, segun leemos en- ell
'Diario, porque, hallandose va remontan
do Punta Maisf y frente las Tortugas,
empez6 hacer aqua, por 10 q,e ordeo6
ell captain que Sc disminuyese ell andar,
pues ell mar era bastante fuerte. Tomada
va esa medida, sc reconoci6 ell buque y
Sc observe que ell aqua iba aumentando
en- la bodega, 40 por londe SO creia, sino
por los fondos, asf que Sc resolvi6 volver
de arribada al puerto de Cuba, que era
el mas pi6ximo. El P4jaro del Oceano
lego con felicidad este, sin hacer esca-
Ia co Gibara nj en- Nuevitas."
FL varor Barcelona sali6 de la,Habana
para este puerto ell dia 5. =
El vapor frances "Caravelle" negara esta
ell 16 6 z del presente admite carga y
pasageros para San Thomas y Europa.
Tercio de la Guardia Civil de Puerto-Rico.
-Relacion de los servicios prestados por
la fuerza de dicho Tercio, en-. los meses
de Octubre, Noviembre y Diciembre del
ano pr6ximo pasado, segun los certifca-
dos originates que SO se-acompanan segun la
debida Classification de carpetas.
MoT1vo DE LAS APREHENsIoNEs MIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-13
/, NOTICIAS DE LA GUERRA.

L6ndres Diciembre %. Ell gene
raj Faidherbe dice al ministro de
la Guerra que 4 causa de la inten-
sidad del frio acampara sustropas Ger
ca de Arras.
Ell frioenel Sur de Francia e tam
bien intense.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
AChapter ofFacts.

Space is valuable in newspaper, and it is
therefore proposed in this advertisement to
condense variety of facts, important to the
public, into a small compass. Those facts
refer to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-what
that celebrated medicine is, and what it will
do. In the first place, then, the article is q
stimulant, tonic and Alternative, consisting OF
combination of an absolutely pure spirtu-
Gus agent with the most valuable medicinal
vegetable substances that Botanic research
has placed at the disposal of the chemist and
the physician. These ingredients are COM
pounded with great care, and in such proper
tions as to produce preparation which in
vigorates without exciting the general sys.
tenn, and tones, regulates and controls the
stomach, the bowels, the liver, and the minor
secretive organs.
What this great restorative will do must
be gathered from what it has done. The
case of dyspepsia, or any other form of indi-
gestion, in which it has been persstently ad-
ministered without effecting radical cure,
is yet to be heard from, and the same may
be said of bilious disorders, intermittent fe-
yer, nervous affections, general debility; con-
stipation, sick headache, mental disabilities
to which the feeble are so subject 1t puri-
fes all the fluids of the body, including the
blood, and the gentle stimulus which it i'm
parts to the nervous system is not succeeded
by the slightest reaction. This is chapter
of facts which readers, for their own sakes,
should mark end remember.
June 3. 1S1I-lm
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
dence i'm English, French
and German.

Having made the various forms of Sexual Disease
and Nervous and Physical Debility the sub
ect research and special practice for many
Dr. Perrault continues these Affections successful
w. by the newest scientific methods and without resort TO
Obnoxious Remedies
Gonorrhea Geet Structures, Bnbo Ulcers, Skin Erup-
tions ETC., any stage speedily cured and all Syphit-
ic and Mercurial tants eradcated from the system
Nocturnal Emissions, Night Sweats Discharges from the
Uretbra going stool make water Pain in Inc BACK
and Head, Rheumatic Pain, Dizziness Signing Nervous
Papitation, Painting, Coughs Sallow Complexion Grow-
ing Weakness of Sight Memory and Intellectual Facu
ties Clouded Ideas, Ddence. Aversion to Society ano
Social Pleasures of the more prominent
symptoms of Nervous nd Phyfcal PrOstra-
ti0n-the of Self Abuse and Excessive Indulgence
which, il timely checked, will never fail to induce pro
mature decay and terminate in total Loss OF monhood
Patients complaining of more OF the above synp
toms should apply Immediately to Dr. Perrault as ne
discovered New and Reliable Remedies which enaoie mn,
to guarantee a speedy and radical cure of Seminar
Weakness and Impotence
We invite investigation particularly by those suneie
who have tried this boasted Doctor and that
Physician until and dscouraged we not
to know everything nor to cure everybody nut IN al
es taken under treatment we fulfill our promises
Ladies suffering from complaint incidental 10 tner
consult the Doctor with assurance OF refei'
Patients in the country be Cured nj Home Oy
addressing letter Perrault. above or BOX so
r. o. San Francisco stating their as minutey as
sible habits ofliyng, occupation, etc an
Low charges. Best references gwen IL requheu' M
communications confidential.
DR.. Perrault is sole agent in California, for
DR.. BioTIiS CELEBRATED FEMALE MONTHLY pitls,
which are unapproached and advance OF every 9TH
ar remedy for suppression and other irregularities IN
females S. 90 per Box; sent by mail or sscufss
packed
June 10, 1s7l-ly
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

more powerful do they become. Such power
confers enjoyment on ourselves and others.
For the sake then of happiness. whatever,
thou doest, that do with all thy might. Not
alone with the might of muscle but with the
might of mind. five split kindling wood,
let us stop all thought as toplanting cabbages
and concentrate it as to the most skillful and
speedy method Of splitting kindling wood.
Take mp then the cabbages in their turn !;
concentrate all mental power upon cabbage
planting and we shall have better cabbages.
Brain force is to be used in all things. from
rubbing down horse. to writing a sermon.
To do either we'll requires the might of mind.
The more that is employed. the better the
job. Brain force like powder must be con-
csntrated to be efectual. Scattered loosely
and fred, there results uere fash and puff
of smoke packed within the cannon's tube
and it hurls the ball for miles.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

ANSWER 20 CoRREsPoNDENTs.--Mo llies
you know how it is yourself. There is cause
for hope and thankfulness. shall be dead
soon. One Of my boots have parted from the
soul already. You are brick of purest ray
serene. Kiss me when I am gone for my
mother and all my creditors. In the spirit.
will hover over you ever with spiritust
umbrella and q watering pot, one to shield
you from the darts of the adversary, the 9th
err to shower unnumbered blessings on yout
head. bequeath you my bones. Let them
be turned into. corsets, buttons and ear drops,
Wear them ever for my sake. We were
lovely and unpleasant during life and in
death we shall not be divided. | viii also
have my heart sent you by Express. Stew
il. 1t will go we'll with onions.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
VALEDICTORY.

Eternal Destiny, hoeing its own row, pad
ding its own canoe, overthrowing Empires,
lifting some men up, setting others down,
and steadily steering the Earth with all its
load of human wrigglers in its tortuous course
among the stars, DEGREES that the week of
our ascension is the week also of our declen-
sion. With this issue of the Democrat ends
our travail and to the legitimate editor we
surrender the pen, shears and paste-pot. But
there is one thing, he cannot take from us
and that is the smile of an approving con-
science. We have done our duty, and our
whole duty. For the many young ladies in
Testing this County, we have few, solemn
and sepulchral sentences. We condole with
you. Our tears with yours shall freely min
gle, if you will allow us sufficient contiguity
of personal contact for such lachrymose SYM
pathy. For, you are unfortunate; you are
born out OF due time; you have come the dav
after the Fair. You should in this County
have been grown and ready for life's matri-
monial contingencies and miseries at least
twelve years ago. Then men were plenti-
tul and matrimony popular. Now men as to
quantity ere scarce, as to quality inferior
The old stock in the zenith of masculine
splendor, say in IS, are now legally exempt
from matrimony, being out by age, having
sufficiently served their country in FIRE, mill
tia or jury duty.
Young ladies if you remain in this County.
there stretches before You a prospect drearv
darksand cherries. You will terminate in
old maids. Men are scarce and getting more
SO. But the multiplication of the female spe-
cies in Taclumue goes on with undated fer.
vor. At the last ball, gentleman partners
were at premium. On the contrary, choice
articles of femininity were freely offered at
ten per cent. below par and no takers. This
istrightful. The age leans towards the Anti
Marry. Even some of the women most nrom.
inent IN the advocacy of the leading reforms
OF the day seem to prefer principles to
men. But we still will remain true to Won.
We prefer women to principles.
To the poor, we would say briefly thus: if
yorr toes project through your boots, black
thenails. Never say die. Backed. and the
sable uniformity of the leather NAV still
seemingly be preserved at the distance of a
few rods. Want you know is the mother Of
strategy. If you have neither brush nor
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
SATURDAY MORNING, Jane 10. 1871.
TueIamne County Democratic Central
Committee.

The Democratic County Central Committee
met at the Court House on Saturday, May
10Th, 1871, at O'Clock P. NJ. in pursuance
Of the call of the Chairman; Present, Chas.
III. Randall, Chairman; E. Parsons; j. D.
Murphy; P. Mccormick; r. E. Gardiner and
d. F. Baxter.
Ordered, That Democratic County Con-
vention, be held at the CouRr HOUSE in the
City of Sonora, on SATURDAY the l7rm,
day of JUNE, 1871, at IL o'clock A. NJ, to
elect Seven Delegates to attend the State Con-
vention to be held in the City of Sacramento,
on Tuesday the Goth day Of june, 1871, at
noon, to nominate candidates for Supreme
Judge, Governor and State officers; also to
nominate candidates for Senator and men,
bers of the Legislature for the 18th, Senate
rial aud Legislative District; County Officers
for Tuolumne County, and for such other
business as may come before said Convention.
Ordered, That Primary Meetings for the
election of Delegates to said County Conven-
ton be held on THURSDAY, JUNE 18th,
1871, the Polls to be opened at 4 o'clock. p.
NJ, aud remain open until o'clock, p M.
Ordered, That all voters in the County of
Tuolumne, who are opposed to the Radical
measures of Congress, aud who pledge them
selves to support the Democratic nominees at
the ensuing election, shall be permitted to
participate in Primary Elections for Delegates
to the Democratic County Convention.
Ordered, That the Primary Elections here
inbefore ordered, are called, and will be held,
in pursuance of, and subject to, the provis-
ious of an Act of the Legislature of the State
Of California, approved March Goth. 1866.
entitled San Act TO protect the Elections of
voluntary political associations, and punish
frauds thereon"
Ordered, That in accordance with the ac-
ton of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee, that the vote east for Seymour and Blair
Electors, at the November election of 1868, be
and the same is hereby fixed and declared to
be tho basis of apportionment for Delegates
to the Democratic County Convention, that
one Delegate to Convention be given for each
Precinct, one for each twenty-five Democratic
votes cast at said National Election, and one
for every fraction of twelve votes and over as
follows:
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

Ordered, That the following Supervisors
be and they are hereby appointed under and
by virtue of the Porter Primary Law, to Su-
pervise or preside at the Polls to be held in
the following places and Precincts, for the
election of Delegates to the County Conven-
tion, to-wit:
Sonora-James Letford; Letford,s Office
Browns Flat-Jno. McCabe; Dashawav Hall.
Kincaid's Flat-P. j. c. Ryland; Ryland's
House,
Soufsbyville John Rorke; Vests Saloon.
Summersville-W. c. Connolly; Martins
Saloon.
Baxter's-Austin Abbott: Baxter's Hotel.
Columbia--V. A. Cross; No ., Engine House
Sold Springs-Dan. Ryan; Caveron's Garden
Springfield Kelly; Kelly's Saloon.
Saw Mill Flat-Owen Donnegan.
Shaw's Flat-L. w. Kelly; Armorv Hall.
Tuttletown-0. p. Gale; Leach's Saloon.
JAMESTOWN. Y. Dixon; Dixon's Saloon.
Poverty Hid. II. Wilson; Armory Hall.
Monteznma-W. III. McLarty; McLarty' s
Saloon.
Chinese Camp-T. McAdams; Armory Hail.
Cloudmau's-T. B. Boone; Cloudman's House
Big Oak Flat-M. McGehee: McGehee's Office
First Garrote-M. Jones; School House.
Stevens Bar-Isaac Desler; Stone Store.
Don Pedro's Bari. Donohue; School House.
Hardn's Mill-B. Fox; Hardin's Mill.
Ordered, That all voters whose names are
on the Great Register and reside nearer to
Kinoaid's Flat, Gold Springs, Stevens Bar
and. Hardin's Mill, (which Precincts have
been abolished by the Board of Supervisors
since the election of 1861 than any other
existing legal Precinct, shall have the right
and it will be their duty to vote at such Pre-
cinct hereinbefore named, nearest their resi-
dence.
Ordered, That the number of Delegates be-
ing four, to which Shaw's Flat is entitled by
the election Of lSeS. that two delegates be
taken from Shaw's Flat, Precinct and be Civ
en- to Tuttletown. which Precinct has been
created out OF the Shaw's Flat Precinct since
the election of 1868.
Ordered, That this Committee recommend
10 the electors of each Precinct in order to
save the trouble and expense of separate Con-
ventious, that the Delegates to the County
Convention be empowered to nominate candi-
dates for Supervisor and Township Officers
for their respective Districts.
Ordered, That the proceedings of this Com
mittee be published in the UNION DEAocaAr
until the day of Convention, and that one
hundred copies of the same be printed and
distributed to the Supervisors of election this
day appointed.
Ordered, That the Secretary of this Con-
vention notify the County Committees of
Mono aud Inyo Counties, of the basis of rem
resentation upon which the Convention of Tu-
olumne County is called, and recommend
that they elect Delegates in accordance with
euch basis, to unite with our Convention for
the nominations Of Senator and Members of
Assembly for this District.
CHAs. III. RANDALL, Chairman.
+. E. GARDiSER, Sec.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
6, 55s Gold Coin Premiums.

The Premiums will be awarded in precisely the same
at the Concert given in San Francisco in aid Of
the Mercantile Library.
The drawing will take place under the management Of
aCommttee Orwell known and responsible citizens OF CAL
County.
TREAsuRERs-Paciic Bank. San Francisco, B. +. Hast
jngs Co., Sacramento; San Joaquin Valley Bank Stock
ton with whom all moneys will be deposited and all dis.
bursements made.
In addition to the above named Gifts, all Moneys
ceved for the sale of Tickets less the expenses will be-
paid the Board Of Supervisors of Caaveras County
for the liquidation of the County Debt.
For guarantee that the Premiums will be fairly drawn,
respectfully refer, by permission to the following welt
known gentlemen: Hon. A c. Adams District judge.
Mokelumne Hl B. X. Thorn, ESD, Sheriff of Calaveras
County; w. A. Wallace, County Clerk, of Calaveras
County, John Gallagher County Treasurer of Calaverss
County; Chas B. Highly, Esq, Editor Caaveras Chroni-
cle j. c. Scrbner, Esq, Angels Hon. T. 8. Bever Sacra
mento; J. G. Severance ESQ., Stockton; j. X Doak, ESQ.,
Stockton w L. Dudley, ESQ., Stockholm Col. c. C. Bow
man, San Francisco; s. Foreman. ESQ, San Francisco
Hon. VIM. Highly. San Francisco.
Good and responsible Agents wanted. Liberal Commits
sons allowed Parties at distance obtain Tickets
forwarding Checks any Banks San Francisco Saera
mento, Stockton or any reliable Banking House.
BUSINESS MANAGERs-S. L. Prindls, Chairman Board of
cond District Address; NJ g. Lewis Supervisor Third
District, San Andreas J. +. Treat San Andreas Alex.
Wylie, San Andreas; B. r. PriAce, Altave.
All Orders and Communications should be addressed to
M. LEWIS, Secretary,
San Andreas, California.
y. X. DOAK, General Agent Stockton.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

comb, cut your hair short. This gives you
these three advantages it does away with
all necessity for tonsiliar and barbaric imple-
ments OF . superfuous civilization it keeps
your brain cooler in the coming hot weather;
1t gives you fighting cut. IF you have not
a shirt to your back, bear in mind that Ad-
am, coming into the world full formed, was
in the same fix and SO was Eve. In fact for
a time, the poor creatures did not understand
the use of such apparel and one feels really
scandalized on rejecting that the great grand
mother of our race for SO long time trotted
aboutin worse than Georgia costume. Be pa
tent. Death viii soon relieve you of your af-
fictions.
The other end. Vale
pprNrrrr
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

RSs- Address r. V. Pierce NJ. D.. 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y, aud get a
pamphlet on Catarrh free, or send sixty cents
and get DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. $500
reward is offered by the proprietor for case
of Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by
druggists. Cut this out, as you may never
see it again.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

NEeRo REPRESENTATIONS negroes OF
San Francisco ask that they be allowed rep
resentation in the Republican County Con-
vention. The Republicans there are proud
to do them the honor. They want also rep
resentation at the Mint, the Post Office, the
Custom House in all the first families Of
the city and they should have it. Why make
so little of such a luxury when it has cost so
much Why?