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9anfhp & dTu.'s advertisements.

Wonderful Guruiifc Ehttt--
They ore not q yiie Fancy Drink 1Hie o- POOR
Rum, Whisiscy, Proof spirits and Refuse
Iiouors aoc-1rcI sp.cci and sree-enei 90 please -s
80 called TONES 'Appetlz1rs, ues-orars, &c,
.. I.si be- ti1ulcr on % druuEeuue7s and rIt-- a-
.r,o i-na male from Che ,a-.se 7g- ana Herbs
-rCsr5fa---a. free from NIL Alcoholic ~timu-
limits. They Gro tle GREAT BLOOD ~ XII
FIFR ana : LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE
q perfect Eeuovltor and Iu'lslrll.i ei '"- Fl -.
t.-r-la-0-a al. poisonous 81 after ana ..'' -.e.
,,a5e.,.hv condition. $50 person can take taeae DE-
,.-s according 90 director and remain long lHFe.
,-,,.l.f tas.- Bones are nd- Destroyed aT mineral
,....-4- o-,.a- menus ana the vital 9--lrs wasted
beyond -se point CA, repair
They are Il Gentle Purzativc as W ell a- "a
ropic. possessing. al-1. t..e peculiar i.or.- O..
asaroarr-.. a-aa- -a relieving lHi- . -
nation 90 t'.- I..o-. ari -'. Pho .-5-e- ORGANS
TOE FEMALE COMPLAINTS, ing
OH. married. ar-.H-.e. 81 -'. dawn ot ---
tle t..-a % .c. Reese 4.r.- -.-t-.rs l-. a1
ForI nnammutory and Chronic ihcuma-
tisui and Cout. Dyspepsia or indigestion.
Biliou-. Hrmittrut und lutcrmiiteut tc-
vrrs. Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, HID
ucys and Bladder, those Filters ..-rr .a.".-
s-.rcassflL such Disease 7-' i- fiiintea
Blood. al-.l is generally l-1..-. l-iii
d, tte Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION H--
ache. r..ula Shoulders. C11--s. T.=-tlsss o. --s
Chest. Dizziness. Sour E-a--a-'lus o' tas -,.-as..
Bal Tas-e5l -ls 1ia1-l. p .0as ATTACKS pan -a'1
the H.,-- --a.rlt .a OF tie L-ae.. Pain Boz ta--
rious or-Ie h.lueYs. ana q ban .-.i Other la'-
-arns. are t.e aa71-.a-s Of Dyspepsia
They .a7. ..r-.e tho .l-al|- ana s-.1Ie ---.
Liver ana Bowels 7.al rs--.- t-cu
eH-l-, .- cleansing -l.e BOOB .- I'D .all-
parting pew -ael ve.--l .e who'll
FOR SRINDI-.lSE s-u--'1rs Te-..-. So.
Q.
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The Wanderers Poem.


'sAnd 10 an with you siVa :, even uuto ii
and Of the world"
What so-c ia VOL sang not ofs1.ro"
What IT umph woii won without palH
What virtue shali he, and not borrow
Bright ustre from many STAN
What hirth mas trere hcea without t-avHil
hat haiti we'll " n without blood
yghaL lolC shall cath &c Nithurt evil
Intaruei ell as cian with the %
10 the CrO-s Sc Ia rock, by tbs Homi1-
Ard ncut.-hei ~ bl' od pi sne Lauo,
And vateroi ny tears ui rhe woman,
Uss fuurishec, has spread like PAIN.
Ana pot forgh N The frosts, and Tar regions
% SHOWS 10 the North ana sOuth sands.
Where never the trsmp his legious
Was heard, or reached forth his red harcs.
Be thankful the prce and the payment,
The rirIt; the privati n ard scorn,
Ana the cruss, and the parting a; raiment'
Are finished TIE s.gr brought Ms mora
Look starua7d aud far and uueaTthy,
Free soulec a. a amer unf1rled.
Be worthy. o. brother, be worthy
For God was the price Of the world.
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LLRERATInN NnTICE.

v7EIs Is 70 CERTIFY that have this day given
| my son. Willard II. Thompson, ls years OF age,
bis time during the remainder Of his minority, ana
therefore snail. CLAIM none Of his eaTninss nor pay
any Is Of his contracting after this cate
JOSIAH THOMSON
VfI-stcn yar,h St Is72-w
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.l8SS E :!:II:azI:1::I5iizz!!Hs
sszgSl INSTITUTE
2. rrnnrr pI .cE Rnsrnn hkSs

The object in establishing this Institution
was 10 attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure a permanent place
where Families, Invahds, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
Or. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti-
lutte since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had SO
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, we believe is with
cut parallel
Among the diseases TO which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Catarrh, bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
cases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
DR.. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, win
be sent free TO invalids
Address, r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mess.
Aug i6-uiy
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I WILL SELL MY FARM, CONTAINING Io2
1 acres Of god ullage land, situated IN the town
oil Milton said farm is well wateret and has there
on o. go q house barn }lxi1, with shed attached,
also horse barn aad carriage house. There Is great
variety Of hearing fruit on the place. Will soil
with the farm Gfdesred) II heal Of Cattle aud onc
horse.
For further particulars expire cf the abs 'ri6sr
on the placs. NATE ). hlLLf.
NJ IN. M.-.n ) I--a-wtt
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wAXTED-TRoUr FISHING.

rE,HE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT To FISH in a lood
1 Trout stream or parts Of contiguous streams,
Miu Ponds or Lakes &C. Board required On the
grounds. and Water to be strictly preserve1, Tor
which adequate compensation will be paid on lease
ten years.
B1nly g-lts fail partiularst 10 J. c. NJ.
P. o. Box -.
Feb zg-u.t New York City.
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NOTICE.

,,,IyFJFy FIVE GOOD WEAvERs WANTED,
Z gn plain cotton goods. at the Dwight Mills,
Chicopee. Mass 70 whom good wages and s'eady
enrlovuaert will ne elvea Mould also ike twenty
ave girls 10 learn on weaving.
G. II. NYE. Supt.
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FAENI FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE A PART, OR ALL. OF
my Real Estate, with Stock and Tools, or not, as
pa,tcs may prefer. In consists of about SO acres Of
good land with tgo sets Of buildings For particu-
lars enquire Of
T. WHITNEY,
70, fst 1S-7-vtr Wiilston, VT.
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t@S0.GG0,OCa.j

2.seatq @.s.
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mfdifal.
MISS sAvvYER'S SALvE.

Ell; you liv' saive coroi.as 'oo,,i i,-l III
l hcning propcrtics. with no cAi Z, IouS Us -
a. c.. ,sanIs and bruises 10 which 'lcsh is H,lI'
b l.., --ily apul5al than many other rcne'
igcr pro lgciu- bad effect. but a''a5a ie-''''-7
pa-i. however Severe. ,-..-.1 q.
f., her own extensive treatment Of the sleA' i''
nearly twenty years, with great success
The principal diseases for which this save l,
commended are. tAHii4ins. EhsnHH'is"' tl'-'
--af.tf OtI gf-srs. SAT- Ei0snt, Sprains' biiIlis'
Ftrfr Sores F.l1rg, Ifmpics. E1yYYsffs' oo'r
Ener EgrfsI's IN. Uslruss7, E9lLs, HiHJ t''i '''
CONS, EHes Of Iase,t,, CQse.rs, Io9hdeHs' hlI-
ache, Sore NVFf.f' Ealin'''' S'.oi.tt Jt.5'
Tch. SUD Hea3 TeefhuT, fh8fFt1 AI4Hi';
c-7iYs. cuts. Bruises, Group t6a,Ast Ii ana
II rer-r fiils - cure Rheumatism if properly
sDDiiel EI5 it ou well with the hand three times
, div In several cases it has cured pal-icl lii1--
For PI.g il has been discovered % De a sue rem
clv. Persons that have been afflicted IT years
l.lvc been relieved by few application FOR hfy-
-sueL4s 10 works wonders, allaying tlri iiiiiiln
ana ouictng the patient. For th0ppea fdnfs X
'- - :, 7-rr. immediately Let those with SAT-
Pt.,ut obtain this Salvc ADD appy j. ireeIF, ana
they will ii-l il invaluable IL j. go i' cases
s r0ffff and Timl0rf. cancers nave 0eeH '-Igt
with b. The b-st SaIve ever invented i.r N'3lfe
Hrrts and .S5r- NrgET NJ way i-jlu'u-, 1-t
furr 70 afford relief Sore or Ht4l h3es bln il
on the lil, gently once or twice % d2t '.it et--'-
ness hv putting iu the ears cu piHrt % cotton
For F,i.Hs lhl- is superior o. amy AjeNl.
For Panp'cs this acts like a ci-a...- tr nuns
and y-1iis apply the salNe 90 n. D. gives
immediate relief For OF H9F l- '--1
N.t aria-g tle Lease ~ Oh, i.i..... prop. rites
Of Miss -AwYTG'- ~NLVE are i-- beneficial elects
ON th. hair. Rubbed on the scalp. bro ty- or SIS
different parts, % promote. The growth 20 the l.f'
prevents Be- turning gray and or .a4 spots Dr. il-
dlces a new growth 20 hair. @1 l-d} sH'-ii '-
without tIi- is,.lls. .irte.. as an indispensable
cosmetic flr the toilet. j. eradicate caftrl and
disease from tue bead, asa l.ot-iea '-i'4 i.i.'el
from lie i----
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and are simple, light r1nnins, cay TO learn. AID
are sold on easy lnyrly payments.
This NEW FAMILY MACHINE j. capable Of
range and variety OF work, such oucs IT, Sht
impossible to perform by machinery. We claim,
and can show that II is the cheapest, Tost bcauti
full, celicately rrs-gld nicJl adjus CO, easily
operated AID smoothly running Of al the Family
Sewing Machines Il IS rem sIkah.e, ne only Tor
the range and variety Of its sewing but also for tho
variety and different kinds of texture which 1t will
sew with equal facility and perfection, using six
twist, linen or cotton III cad hne coarse, MAXIM
the lNrERLOCEzD ELASTIC S1ITCH. silke On both
sides OF the fabric sown
Thus beaver cloch or leather may be sown vita
great strength and uniformity Of stitch aud, IN
moment this willing and never wetryin- instfu-
meat may be adjusted for ii work on gauge. or
tue tucklng OF tsrlatan CT rufling, or AIN s. any
other work viii h delicate f1sers have been known
to peri I'm.
Send or call for CT cular Of prices an the New
Family Singer in operation, at cur Ne" OFFICE
IN WIRES INSURANCE. DrIGDING,
COLLEGE STREET
-. w. IIICl\N, agent
FOR BURLINGTON AND VicIs,TY.
reb 3l-dSwtr
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7 OFFER FOR SALE ABOUT 200 ACRES Oh
1 keai esJate, with suitable buildings and Tunnir 2
water at tao house aad barns. A plenty OF wood
and cod sugar orchard on the farm, and alb ut 4" .
lpiles fr-In a cheese factory.
For ta.rtlcuiais appis TO ihe owner.
JAiRUS d ISuAM.
--.-.t. I've, EillistOn, VT.
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Msdifal.

qlf.Gesd;y aid dangerous disease has long raw
sel our ,auat-y reduc'n TO helplcssnsss AMI per
tau- death, ia11y who have become affected with
the di.ea-e. HEART DIsEASE appears to u in
variors forms, among the most common oil which
W have rALPiTAr.oS, with distressed feelings IN
the recior Of the heart. This can be easily cured
Then We have ENLARGEMENT, in which the Heart
becomes considerably larger than in its natural
state. causing officially Of breathing suhoeation anu
various other pains and aches too difficult % be de-
sc-ihcd. RHgUu,rIsa Of the Heart is not Of IN
common occurrence sometimes succeeding rheuHat
10 foyer but generally comes to uswithcut warning
TIE distress and excruoiatin- pains experienced
-au DO better imagined than described. We have
ho,r from those suffering with tho disease that ''
mortal pain could exceed it.
sPAsAs. OsslFiCATI0N or FoNET fTmauoa OIL
Gr.Kr. General Debility, SINKING Of the SPiRIrs'
P.rSsint-e SIDE and CHEST, DIZZINESS, sLuGGIsa
Clrcrl 4rloS Of the B1oop. and MoNESrARr SIoP-
PAGE Of the ACTION Of the HEART are among the
many forms Of HEART DISEASE. For the cure Of
HEART DISEASE SO offer you DR. GRAVES
HEART REGULATOR, preparation in which you
can pla,a imp .c-t c0-f 7a-o Being al that It i
rep-e. en.et.
Thorzalt7 tes:il, 90 70 cu-ei.
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7 LUL 1T 8 a., bU.lV.
VIAMILY DYING AND CLEANSING in all its
= branches send your goods by Express.
directed as above; will he promptly returned ana
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
-EsrABIIsaED 40 YsARs.---
Aeents cor burlington Lyman Allen.
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scEoEiE-5Hs EzGllG-s.
Isru VERSE

D. Fls1r,sr VIII relieve p-l-, cleanse, pur.ly
az cure "a diseases, restoring the patient o. per
tec- Lu1-tl 4-te- ~ lr- different physicians many
remedies, suffer ~ for years, IS t not clnclusiyo
pr o. ii SOP u..s-ar, you can be cured Why
IS this medicine crur-ulu- such great cures Il
works i1 the blood, 10 the circulating luId. IL can
truely DEE cal ed ~ G-s4f Blood P4-ifsr- The
-ea. urce 0f disease OF sirates in the blood aud
medicine tllt Goes Tot act directly upon 30. O
purify lr- rerovatc. has any Just claim upon public
attention. When the blood becomes Lieless ana
s- ra1t, o. n from change Of weather climate,
wait O eZerc rre-uI ar diet, CO from any other
cause. Tie EGErINE wll renew the blood, carry 90
the pl-rit turl.s, cleanse the stomach, regulate
tle bowels, a-d iupa @ tone 0f vzar % the whole
body The -llg cton rs, in the public mind as we'll
l- il tAe medical profession. that the remedies sup
p.icl hF the sff43Ie -1l-l4 are more So e. mu-o
s-,cc5-i- n Gle cure no l-sss-. ttau neral med
fr--n-. Nlsl-lsl IS posed " roots. lafss and
ter.s u l1 pleasant o. take, and is perfectly
GU -.g- 20 .l.4Et. lu Sc-oig.a tie NEsEIIyE has
re-f -l.tt Na7derl-l cures where many other
remedies llve failed. rs Wal. Pee s1e1 hy faT % the
lil-F t,s .- -ials q en-.
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X{TIESi-:S ny wi g Alkaline Lovely, is no longer
W a memner Of my family and household. all
persons -re Hereby warned against haraorn- "
trusting he- CA nv account as shall pay no deots
o; hc- c.ut-actia- after IBIS date.
VICTOR LOVELY.
UnderliI, VI Feb. IS. is-2-w3t-
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Chicago, during the five months since the FIRE,
has built ZONE zee fine 5trrciures from three to
five s;ories 10 height, aad has some 500 more in
process Ct couttruo;ion. The mania for plain
architecture" hal only two month run and hiss
te,n succeeded by a taste los more ornste struc-
tuIer The new hotels aud ,heate,s have only
juss been commenced.
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January, 18th, says;
We are CAD to note tbs thriving condition OF
this company, IL which - many Of cur clilzels
have an interest. There is no reason why a mucl
lr-er proport.on Of the lie Insurance. oi the state
should not he Go1e hy car OWE home companies
uanaget by men whom VS. as know, and IL wlose
honesty and capacity N@ruon-ers have every resson
d; feel full confidence. N-n increased capital the
Vermont Lie will nov 30 able e. 10 mGe- iaizer
business"
The Burlington D,Huoe-af oil January, i-th says
- This il a hons company, c1.lre.-d OF coed men,
and should receive the hearty support u our pc pie
Its rates of insurance are no hi-hrr thal thsr cont
panles and We know i o. con noted most ecoa otl'-
cal!y."
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geu, adusrtissmrnts.

WHISPERS! H 2ail'ip aass co M 5H;
viii force the heard TO grow thick aEd heavy on the
snoOthes; face (WithOut injury in q days, OF money
Teiunrel. - cents a package postpaid, three for
81 cents EDGAR JONES co., Ashlsnd, Ne
March ~ wig
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htaLt.Nl'H . u
Burlington, Jan zl-t.d1WU
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No.Il-ltey3w
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.fgricwffurGE q Domestic.
The Housekeeper.

=, ~ ILL
"ooD 0A1sAeE ~ ~" III -
ham and one third i@V lolA' scls'H wen VIZ,
niue tca'Poohluls ot pepper '''' ''i-'
salt, three oil lo"ueIeu Sfee' ana "i
thyme OF suin'ii.I s'''i! % GO i'-l'-
meat n'' "sali'- 'A' i''lh ,'S -
warm the meat '''--,' ''-' 9'- e.'' 'i.'-
10 wei VIII 1'"I H-'i7' -''u i1A 90 l'-.
" hen hlelfl 1i'Ae ny 'i s'ii.''' S-''7 ,,-
Try 10 Ai''''' ~ .'''' VI ''-i't IN
Iaey n-s' i''. ''5 ''''' ''
IAN - PIECES ''', -.', i.-..'
aidel' Me- "N''o '-
t. PRuaEE ioTAI1ts.--iifil ''l .ii-- l''-'
peel and throw Into a c9tan-ti of c.iI-a
sieve; break them up liitle' then 8 ii.-o
in a little SALT acI las much 'uti'F rs 10y
common mashed potatoes, aHd enough liu-
. ena'ie 4lu ~ -- .,...'- ''.''' .''' -
49, .,-l -, IN ia FIX. s-.,,...
90 .t1. l.I - -,.r.5
ma i'i'l ~. ...- g. f..+
IL -... s.-l. 49,. .,...
~,
N'9i' IL ID '0''
IlINT' Al'iI 'iJli IT se 'a pun
with a closely Elil- lli- axe d quart 'l
new or poriccuF sweet 'aiit' a'l I''-e
a bread makIn- o.. ''..'- o-'- Is "',-
hour eh9's" L, mas '-
IN a teicuP "i "'.iy 1,',- ', '-- '-' '.'
1.l'-1 ~ ,..,. 800 b..
49,. r--..-
-. - -, - NJ. +-,, .t'-0,..lr,. .-I IT.
- ~ - ... H. ,.l...-.,.
-, -. =, -. .l.-,- f-. T. i..-
al Ill ne h.. mn, ,....:. ,.
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TO FARMERS.

TO FARMERS.
DoUsLE REFlsEn PouDRKITE, Of the Lodi man
uaeturing Cor for ssle IN lots 10 suit customers
This article s sold for hat tts price Of other fertiz
ers and is cheaper for Cotton, Corn, Tobacco and
yegefs5iss, than any other in the is nade
entirely from the nightsoil, ofAl, &C.. N. Y CITY,
Price, delivered on board in New York City tge1ty
i've dollars per ton. ask attention to the follow
ing testimonials
State Luuatie Farm, northampton, Mass. Dee
ISL. Having used the Lodi Manufacturing Co,s
DOUBLE REFINED PcuDRErTE, / bought Of your
agent l.. Aclntyre, On the State Farm FOR a numher
Of ears past it affords me pleasure to saw. thai
quiekener have never found any fertilizer eonsI
to it. For starting broomseed, which Is a slog
Inaturing plant think it cannot be e-celled D..
Asa Wright.
windhan Co., Vt, Dec. tth, 1871 Il think tie
Lodi Company's DOUBLE REPISKD PoyDRETTx TIE
best manure can End for Tobacco, Corn, aud Pota
toes. shall order number Of tons another sea-
son.'-E- 5. Horton.
Pamphlet, giving full directions &C., sent on
application to JAMES T. FOSTER,
65 Cortlandt Street, New York
For sale by J. s. PIERCE SON,
Burlington, Vt.
35-vst, feb %. mar 1915, aprAmay
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PRICE 500. For sale by
VINCENT & TAFT.
EurIn.tul.
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u o'stss AOE De ICiShOu
VEGETINE

Standard Preparation, endorsed by the most
Iel-Die Fhv5ciafs; and is astonishing curative
IL is sure. qui' remedy for all diseases or the
Urinary Organs existing male or female Irrita-
Ioh OF lnnamatioa Of tho Kidneys and Bladder.
Cloudy Urine, Mucus and Involuntary DISCHARGES
irom crethra, Retention or Incontinsnce OF Urine
thr0nlc CatarTh OF Bladder, AMI all Chronic NaIa-
dos Of the Urino-Genital Organs
foT SAFE by ali Druggists and dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Nov l5-deod kwIv
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PaHARnG MEAL FOR FowIs-Dou-h for
poultry is commonly MADE toe thin. Many
young chickens thar might live If led ration
ally. die. because obliged to swallow more
water with their grain than they need. ln
care Of grown fowls, giving meal too wet sill
not, OF course. prove fatal, but they will
thrive h,,tor ii il is baked 80 stiff as 10 crum-
he ite food il m0is;cnol and Varly mace
rated while IN the crop hy socroti1ns FROM
glands. IL Ia---cs next, a little 40 q time, into
tie pr0reHfrspHuS. pouch formed by the
Expansion Of the passage between the crop
ami the gzZard. In this organ additional d.
costivc juices arc scCreted as well rs in the
gizzard and further on. Now when the grain
contains TO much water before 1t is fec; the
solvents PREF AIRED by the digestive organs are
diluted and impaired. In az auima,s y hen
healthy, thiis- is regulated with wonderful
nicely ny the needs OF tine system. Hcncc.U
constantly supplied VITA water, separate
from their ioed, they Will drink only what
is necessary, arI in mixing duu.h it il bet
ter to he on the safe siie.-Mirr0r and Far
mer.
R.sPNG HoHsEs' Fru.-Rasping down
the feet nicely, as they call it. is quite pas
sion With some people. have often raspod
tn hooi, and tie owner of the horse sand
ing by h tell wleu IL would snit him. This
rrsping on a hoof that happens t. be little
ill-shaped. until it will spring under your
finger. Is far too dangerous plan for max
ing things look well. have often commenced
on houis that had beautiful gloss all over,
and given them a thorough rasping; not that
| could make them any better, for that was
beyond the power Of human hands, but they
had to be rasped merely because the own
er's mind was slave to fashion or fancy.
This rasping takes the strong surface Of the
ho0f; and nature, trying all sbe can to make
up for the evil dom by iniudicioue hands,
forms hard CLASSY surface to protect the
foot This CLASSY surface takes the place Of
the previous tough horn, and at the next
shooting the hoOf will probably split a little
at the nails, and not unfrequently the nail
punches piece out before it-Cor. Canada
Farmer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-22

The Ne Farmer says
The first roquisite in bate. making, &,
good col-s butter-makiug cows. There is as
much difference in this re-pe,. as there is in
their looks. There is as vide difference IN
this respect as there is il ,hoir looks There
lisa wide difference ia the ama4nt or cream
they weld. The mlk of some COWS. yia.iir-
y large quantity Of milk and but littIe cream
viii actually prevent the cream from rising
On tine milk Of cows which is lich in cream
THIS We learned fom long experience and
from repeated voxatious losses which occurred
before We did learn it. The milk O.. every
COW intended for the dairy should at ,uee BE-
tested by the lact3meter. Iai- j. simply o
graduated glass tube. which Is 90 be filled
with milk. and the AMOUNT of cream which
rises noted. it ischeap and csagenieut BE-
this instrument shows q thin suIuce d..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-22

lTho Oldest Insurance Co. in American
AMER paying Chicago losses amounting to s5sO'oo
Has cash assets amounting to So, 262,i7G.
And the largest net surplus Of any Co. in the Us.
Continental insurance 40,
OF NEW YORK.
Chicago losses paid ;, z50O1o,
Leaving Cash Assets ss,5o9.a2G
Esheni.E Insurance TO-,
Or NEW YORK.
chicago losses paid, siu.oOJ,
Laryias Cash Assets sI,sGs.51n
International EMS. 20,
OF NEW YORK.
Chlsaso losses paid, s. oge'.
Leaving C-4h Assets sI.IO0,0uO
= tI%0F" FtFc filS. co.
OF NEW YORK.
heP"0stc f'Fe hS' co.
Leaving Cash Assets 100000
,,.-. .r. -.
''"''" D' '''S" 'Ne''" "-
Ite RaS. Co..
Lsa,iB. Cash Asset, ,a.la s.s4ooooo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-22
DREW, BLISS & HOLMES.
DIR. S. J. BARBER, DENTIST.

DR.. s. J. BARBER. DENTIST.
SOUTHEAST CORNER CHURCH AND BANK Srs.
All Dental Operations skillfully performed.
Chemically purs Nitrous Oxide Gas administered.
This is considered the ssfest and least ssgrseable
agent by which teeth are sxtrscted painlsssly.
July 8-fdkvly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-08-01
& @FAIBTTBIlLLB, m TENNESSEE THURSDAY AUGUST 1872

presents He was, however, short
ly interrupted by the appearance
Of the guard whom he had dis
patched with his missive. aa
SIS my order executed" inquired
the general, looking up for a mo-
ment only. lo
Isl, mi general, it is" replied
the guard. "Nine bullets were
fired at the count as he rode round
the coruer Of the street mentioned
in your Dispatch Ti@.i 5e'a.s.l.
Tacon then ordered that the
marriage and death of Count AL
mante should be given every pub
licity, and that legal steps should
be taken for the purpose Of Show
ing that the property and name
of the defunct were Inherited by
his disconsolate widow. When
the generals commands had been
and a decent period after
the counts demise had transpfred,
it need scarcely be added that
Pedro MantaDez married the cohh.
tess, with whom he lived happily
ever after. '.' -saii.H 3Ha 81