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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07
January 30, 1872.

GILT-EDGED BuTTER.-Our dsirymen hav,
this summer invented new article of butter
called the gilt edge which 6nds read,
sale. There are comparatively few who man
ufacture this new grade, and they are lhos,
who take the utmost pains to have good pas
lures, good stock, the best pans aud churns,
aud who make it speciality to produce III,
best article Of butter. They keep themseves
posted as 10 the best methods Of packing and
marketing, 30 Ms TO suit the tastes Of cuiiiya-
ted people. Perhaps few words in relation
to the dairy Of Mr.. William II. McAlister,
Of Enosburgh, one Of the few OF whom |
speak, would not be out Of place His 4" gilt
edge runs clear through, ps one of hi.
special customers expresses it. Mr. Meal.
listers dairy averages upward Of 40 cow.
mainly Devons. The quality Of the milk i.
such that while his neighbors resort to color.
ing matter he is not obliged to use any while
outdoor feed LASTS He employs all the
modern improvements, such as Jewetts pans,
with which presume most dairymen are nc.
quainted a milk-room secure from all disa.
greeabe odors; thermometers, workers, in
short everything needed in frst.cIass dairy
room. His butter is packed to suit custom.
ers. Some in cubes about twice the size of a
common brick, with just salt enough between
tbom 10 ensure their coming out iutact 9TH
ers desire il packed in small, round boxes,
holding from five TO eight pounds, while some
prefer It in the common fitty.pound tubs most.
ly used by our dairymen. Bat the simple Sc.
ciet Of his success lies 10 the foundation OF
having good stock, good implements, aud a
good woman. - Vermont Cor An. Rvdl
Home.
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Farmers too Pickle.

Farmers wife in the Lansing Republican
says " Farmers, as a class are more easily
discouraged than men in mercantile pursuits
For instance, when wool is in brink demand
people will rush into the business Of wool.
growing this being branch that is quickly
available. There will soon be decline il
prices from the abundance of the supply --
Then, though the farmer may have realized
great profits for two or three years, he Is not
content to live a corresponding period with
out the enormous gains to which he begins
he accustomed, aud with a recklessness liz,
that which possessed him in the beginning, he
sacrifices his flock to the knife for the mere
return Of the price Of pelis.
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Apple and Taploca Pudding.

Pat teacup Of tapioca into pint and
half OF cold water over night. Before break.
fast next morning set it where it will becom,
quite warm, but not hot enough to cook, Aite
breakfast pare six good-sized apples, or eight
IT not very large quarter aud steam them il
a dish until tender lay them in the pudding
dish. Stir cup and halfof sugar into th,
soaked tapioca with teacupfu of water an'
"A teuspoonful of salt stir together, aud pou
over the apple. Slice lemon very thin, anc
lay over the top; bake slowly three hours
Eat with butter with wine sauce, or what.
ever sauce is preferred
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

IS-GWowISa NMLs.-Some people are mucl
troubled with the edges OF the nail OF a to,
cutting into the flesh. The cause is, pressur,
on the nail which is strong aud round. so thai
the edges are driven directly downwards
Take a bit OF broken window-ga ass, aud scrap,
the arch Of the nail till il is $, thin aud weak
that it cannot resist the PRESSURE aud, as =
natural consequence, twill Aatten ani become
wider
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

PoRK CAKE.-Ilalf pound Of salt pork
chopped 6ne, two cups of boiling water poured
over il. two cups Of molasses, four cups Of
sugar, two heaping teaspoons Of ground cloves,
fur OF cinnamon, two uuimegs, Two large
teaspoons Of soda and -four enough to make
Of the consistency OF gingerbread adj two
pounds Of raisius, Que Of curranis, half pound
Of citron. This will make two large
losvos.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

LEMON ron CouGH.-Roast the lemon
very carefully without burning il when it i,
thoroughly hot, cut aud squeeze into cup
upon three ounces Of sugar, finely powdered
Take spoonful whenever your cough troubles
you. 1t is good and agreeable TO he taste.
Rarely has it been known to fail of living re.
lief
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ny JAMES ARnoit
Among the hne old kings that reign
Ipon q simple wooden thruue,
There's one with huta sma ! domain,
But, mark you, u Is all hisown.
Aud though upon hls rustic towers
No ancient standard waves itsw wing.
Thick. ieafy lmnn, n flushed with huwcrs,
From all the fragrant easements swing.
And here. In royal homespun, bow
Ills nui-hrowu court 1T night and morn
The hronEcd Field Marshal uf The Plough,
The Chancellor uf Whest and Corn.
The Keeper Of the Golden Stlcts.
the mistress uf the Milking Pal
The told knights Of the RIGGING Axe,
The ilcuills Of the Sounding flail
The Ladies ~ the New N0wu Hay.
The Master Of the spade and Hoe,
Thr N nsfrcls of the Cor Gus lay
That nll the Sons VI Freedom know.
Aud thus while on TIE seasons roll,
lie wins from the Iuspirug cod
The hrawny arm and noble soul
That suryo his country and bis God
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English cattle are till heels over head
10 the foot and mouth disoase.
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RELIABLE TONIC.

u all medicines That give strength AMI Robustness to
ody aDd MUD, DODDs AERNtNE hears the palm.
Is sale Is urse and iis popularity lous csiahshed
go AMY more families Keep 10 on hani for ever day
use A. sunulhnt and corrective, titan all other mvdi.
ines nov Dviorc the public. Il pleasant to take
any wine. uf.tg
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allied bifrfiiS, nor IA 10 lutrniel a. such lr Is
SOUTH AMERICAN plant t,nt has been usuI Tor many
ftars by the medical faculty uf u,si cunatrles VA
Fonderiul Efficacy us u POWERFUL ALrERA I'VE
end tNEQlALLEp PURIFIER or ruE BLOOD aud
Sure aud Perfect REMEDY Tor all diseases OF The
LIVER AND SPLEEN ENLARGEMENT OR uB-
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OARBOLlC TABLETS

w FOR COuUlls COLDS a uOARSHNEss
These Ta1tt present the Acid In combination with
thvr ellie tnt remedies popular urin .or Che Cure
4 all TuROAr and Lung disease
HOARaENEss am IL, EkArluN lr the THROAT
Ts Immediately reteved aud Stat inrnts constantly
sing seut 10 the proprietor OF relief Too OF Throat
unlcuitrs of ears standing,
CAUTION Don't be de ceivcd By worthless imita
to"s. Get ony heIls Cafo0lic rauicts.
'rice % Cts. per Box.
JOHN .. KELLOGG, ls Plat ST. NY,
Send for Circular. Uil0 hulu GENT for tho 1. 5.
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nett Advertisements
NEW DRUG STORE IN BARRE
HISTORY or Tng GREAT RMS

and roods 90 that line we'll rs m assortment OF STA
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-15

FERNANDO DE LEMOs: TRUTH AND FICTION.
A Novel, BY Charles Gayarre. New YORK:
G. W. Carleton & Co. Charleston: Holiness
/. Book House.
These sketches ofilfte In the Southern and
Western States, and In Europe, are piquant
and startling enough to satisfy veteran novel
reader. The story, o mere thread, is well
told, and the frequent change Of scene, and
the mingllng OF fact and fiction, of sociology
and metaphysics, OF. The. Carlist rebellion and
the Confederate war, o! !spirlLualsm and buc-
caneering, make the book very interesting.
Nor will the keen edge ct curiosity be blunled
BY the knowledge that IN Fernando De Lemos
are narrated many OF the events Of the
authors life.
At no distant day Mr.. Gsyarre promises to
publish q sequel entitled Aubert Dubayet.
PIP. 1856. Cloth. Price g..
ROUND THE WORLD. INCLUDING RESIDENCE
IN VICTORIA AND JOURNEY By RAIL ACROSS
NORTH AMERICA. By b Boy. Edited by
Samuel Smiles. Author of Self Help, &c.
/ with illustrations. New York: Harper d
Brothers. 1872. Charleston: Holiness
Book House..
MIR. Smies's youngest son has made brave
beginning In the world OF letters. The vol
ume' before us Is exactly what it processes to
be-a boys narrative Of his voyage to Aus
tralia, his life in the gold-miuug districts,
his voyage to San Francisco, and the long rail-
way Journey across the North American Con-
tinent. 1t Is thoroughly genial and fresh, un-
affected In style, and full of valuable informa-
tion which does not, however, inVeigle the
reader into the dreary domain Of statistics.
We can cordially recommend Round the
World to all boys, whether old or young.
The Illustrations and maps are decidedly
good.
Pp. 2ss. Cloth. Price 81 so.
HEARr-HUNGRY. A Novel. By Maria J0ardan
Westmoreland. New York: G. w. Carlton
& Co. Charleston: Holiness Book House.
AS long as publishers can be found for them,
we suppose that novels of the Heart-Hungry
school will continue to be written and read.
In truth, 1t does not belle Its title; and is pre-
clsely what novel with such name has
right to be-false In sentiment, and tawdry
aud slovenly 10 style. A sweet Southern girl
jils o man who loves her, marries man
whom she does not love, becomes enamored
OF the editor of a Savannah newspaper, re-
mains physically pure while morally corrupt,
and, at last, levanls to New York to solace
her reckless Journalist, who has plugged a
dagger into the heart of his foe, and who, to
save himself from the moose, commits suicide
in prison. The dying plant of the literary
lover conyinces the patient husband that he
has nothing to forgive. There Is a hearty re-
conclliatou, and the penitent wife expires
soon alterward In the odor OF sanctily. The
moral Of all this is, that there ia no harm done
If you don't 60 too iar-a devlltsh doctrine,
which spreads rapidly enough without the
help OF Southern novel.
Pp. 1872. Cloth. Price 50.
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such reasons cannot apply, be substituted. i
have much to- say, but reserve further
remarksfor the opportunity OF meeting Judge
and jury.n Judge Bedford ordered that tne
trial be set down peremptorily on Monday
18th instant, and fixed the bail at $4,000 on eacn
Indictment. It is proper to say here, lna1 tne e
indictments do not charge the mayor WIN
fraud nor completely with fraud, but WIN mss,
demeanor, iu neglecting to properly aua,1 JUG a0
public accounts His straightforward auoi oa,ars
and especially his demand Tor an lmW.aso s."oro
trial. appear to have created ia'ota.
hie I ,mnressop with the general public out
1be,her he .cau make good his protestalionls
Of Innocence or not, we must walt and see.
As the case of Hall is to be brought to trial at
once without any q,irk or bubble, or post
ponement, the public are disposed to con con.
gratulate themselves that of his case at least
there will be definite disposition.
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According to this table, the American
printers pay for their body type an average
of 63 cents a pound, while the Canadian
printers pay an average OF A cents pound
The difference in price is fifty per cent.
The tariff on printing type produces only
a nominal revenue. 1t is prohibitory, and
serves no other purpose than to increase
the expenses of the most important manu-
featuring interest in the country. The Re-
porter shows that the annual production OF
printing in the United States is STE, 600, 600,
employing over thirty thousand skilled me-
chanics, while the annual production OF
type founding is s1,5OO,OOO, employing
about twelve hundred mechanics. II we
add to the production OF printers the adver-
tising income of the newspapers, the pro-
duction will amount to over 100000, 600
annually
Three type founders dictate the price
which American printers shall pay for their
materials. Thirty thousand mechanics are
taxed for the benefit OF this Junta. The
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whole newspaper press OF the country ls
fleeced in order that the few monopnss
may grow rich.
Mr. VOORHEES,, OF Indiana, has introduced
a bill to place printing type and material on
the free list and every journalist in the land
should second his efforts. The press make
and unmake regulations; they nominate and
elect Congressman. Where would the men,
bers OF the present Congress be if their
party newspapers had opposed instead OF
supporting them? We shall see whether
the press, so potent in advancing the IN
terests of Others, cannot do something for
themselves. II we work one-half as hard
to induce Congress to repeal the tarln on
type as we do'to elect ungfateful politicians
to fat places, the bill Of Mr.. VOORHEES, WILL
pass through both houses without a halt.
The Congressman from South Carolina
were not elected by The NEWS, but, for the
sake of their own organs, present and pro-
spective, they should become Jealous adVs-
Gates Of admitting type free OF duty. When
type costs A cents a pound instead OF 6S'
it will be easier to establish Radical sheets
for the enlightenment Of benighted soutn
Carolina. They can be started upon small
er subscription, and, when they begin to run
fast, will require less public pap and less
private pecuniary assistance.
II Congressman Wallace, Rainey' Ell'ott
and Bowen, and Senators Sawyer and
Robertson desire o reelection, or il they
only desire to do justice to their constituents,
they will Immediately take up the case OF
type, and give the House and Senate no rest
until they remove, that tax upon brains and
education known as the tariff on printing
material.
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What the South Requires.

The effects Demonstration are very plain
" shown in Louisiana, the value Of cotton
lands having very greatly declined from thai
of three or four years ago. 1t ls stated that
this result has not been produced by the
change in the system of labor, OF by any
diminutlon in the price of cotton, which Is
higher than 1t was before the war. Inc
plant. =, have used every effort to recover
themselves, but the value OF land has steadily
| deterorated notwithstanding that larger out
| Law has been made In the Improvement ano
repair of plantations and buildings. The cause
OF this gloomy state of things appears to oe
the impoyerlshment resulting from exoroi-
tant taxation, which has reached sum very
nearly equal to one.thlrd of the total exporta.
tIon of Southern products. OF course sucn
an impost bears with especial severity
upon agriculture, which is, and always has
been, the main-stay of the South. 1t Ia useless
to expect any change for the better until the
Southern people, without let OF hlndrance
from the general government, apply them
selves properly to the. establishment of their
political affairs upon healthful, social and
economic basis. That Is the first thing to be
atlended to. After that will naturally come
iretrenchment, reduced taxation and suitable
efforts tor the development Of production.
The natural recources of the South are i'm.
mense, and we: cannot doubt that the South
ern States, after all their woes, will sooner: or
later enjoy an era of uninterrupted prosperl-
". But before that period arrives, there
must be firmly established such reign Of
law and order, and. economic principles OF
government as will invite the employment OF
capital and assure public confidence as to Its
security. Without good government there
cannot be public couadencei and without pub
lie confidence there oanuUl pe any Va1uaole
permanent development.of productlvenese.
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HlHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
Il TRUST COMPANY.

CHARLESTON, January %, 1879. !,
The attention Of Depoartofs in the Savings De:,
partment Of this Company is particularly invited
to the great safety accompanying the Deposits OF
Savings made In this institution.
These Deposits are regarded by the Board Of
Directors as Special Trust, ana are invested
only in sound and valuable Securities.
In addition TO this careful investment, Deposi-
tors have as further security, the Capital Of the
Company, which Is liable for their Deposits and
Interest at the rate OF six per cent per annum,
either paid in cash QUARTERLY, or passed to
jan22.2mo Cashier.
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The Tax on Type.

The American Newspaper Reporter takes
up the question Of the tariff on printing
typer and shows the exorbitant tax levied
upon the printing Offices for the benefit Of
the American type founders. In the follow
iug table is given the price Of type in Tor
onto and in New York:
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j&07E a MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
HIM istfiished % ID sell our UNIVERSAL CEM MENT
Com binatlon Tunnel, Button Hole cutter AND
other articles, Circulars iree. ADDRESS Mo'saty
iCnInnRnH. Saco Ne. nOVla-Lo
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H e. DELEON,
REAL, ESTATE, STOCK AND BOND BROKER
AUCTIoNEER, No. "a BROAD STREET.

Special attention given to the Sale and Pur.
chase OF REAL ESTATE, Stocks, Bonds and all
kind OF Securities at Private sale or Auction. ~
Loans negotiated and advances made on Sc.
curitles placed in my hands for sale. :.
jan3o:tuthslno
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DIVE DOLLARS REWARD ---STRAYED
~ or olIn nom No. l06 Tradd street., q
scotch Terrier Pup; yellow1sh brown and ABOUT
seven months OLD. Answers TO the me OF
Peat. Apply at this oCdce. leolS
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T,RANKLIN LODGE, 10. SO, A. F. M
E Owing to the Annual Communication OF lne
Grand Chapter Of R. A. n, The MASONIC nali,
Holiness Lyceum. Wentworh street. tne regular
Communica ion Of FranklinLod NO. 30, a, r.
n, will be postponed untilSATURDAY, tne LIN
instant, at O'Clock P. Ii. -
By order ef the w. ID. DHN WlNGAiE,
Ieb1I Secretary.
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Eest aun fonu6.

lost 1OjST.o c:DKUPPED- on SATURDAY A
IL large Gold SEAL RING; stone placed by
reu wax, with W. h. ]. scratched on lne inside.
Eay. Ieolo-lr