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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
a HRAVY STOCK OF PRINo 4 SUMMER
CHEAP e00Ts AnD sH0Es,
sssonasf.. > dosEu weaa oe mashet.

The unaapignaa respectfully informs his l,sasa
friends end he Rahl.e that he has On hand
9 laEge ana vel selected zteek Of EAA4LW "
ANp WINTER BOOTS. SHOES and GAI- 80
4ANA, snitahle Ter AandiGss oantleman, Niesas and
Chlldrsn, which ere aetarsd from The best ma.
teEal aad made 10 the best manner and WILDE sold
aa lev ae the aaHa article can Be obtained II this
NJ etoFe viii haEe the adEnnkaEe pg large and "a
res easeEtmant fF0m which - eeleet tashinnnhla
eA9 neAs MttAnB boot or Nhoa. 4he pubiie are cor.
daily Invited % ealI and examine my stock aud
laatn ny eEeeedingiy low pyieaa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
NEW GROCERY STORE

q. w. Cor. EouraM ana market Ba-s
WILMINGTON. DEL.
GA The underslgned respectfully an-e775kl
~ moanoes 70 hia Old friends and thes7E 81
~ bubble generally that be has cUmples
I'd his new store, and hasopenoa Wteh . stock
OF nne new and fresh ts4
CR0CERfES. SuGARS AND M0LAssRs,
Lowering .Rfamuln1aa and pulveriaed Smgaxe
son. white and coffee sngarss
Byrnp, and all kinda Of MOlnasea.
Old 0ovenment Java Coffee, Laguira. MaFtcafbo,
Rio, Green and Roasted C0Hees the knese Black and
Green Teas White and Red Wheat namtly FlcuF.
All kinda Of Canned Rruitas krenoh and kngliah
Mnstnrd. Pure Olive Oil. Walnut. Mushroom and
TomMto CAtaup. Enaliah and American Pickles. Jel-
liea, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter Bakers Coeoa and
Chocolates VermAcelli, MaeArouts " aantne eoaR IN
great variety Toilet Soap silver 0lgsB Starch, Car
Fanta Raisins, Citron, Atnere's Minee Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, Oranberftel. broomaa Eatn1ed
Bucketa. Brushes. EperEns Adamantine and Tailou
sorted Grocery Store. Call and txamine mg ae2Se.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
New Boo6 nlld shoe sdoFc,
QRO. q. aA0ANY.

No. wNeT SECOND STREET
bseHean MaTke4 aaa Hh3pAeE has5 HGs sasa -
q AaRRa and HaEiaa a1Iaa1t ot Haala aH4 SAesa
f6F AaaAa aen2ANnans N0EHs 8aHHHa and EAfi4Eeas
af1 af hleh o te sell as prices 70 aRl3 tAs
Sra1sm3 ingBs an4 Eg aetfaaiV asks tho RnhlAe ia
III and examine his 6tesk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

A PittSburg paper says that fifteen hundred cat
tie, confined in freight caas in the suburbs of the
city, perIshed, last Sunday fol lack Of water
Such inhumanity on the part of owners and rail.
road authorities should be punished.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
Rovger's E7oOf IMMINENT.

3gN48A . 8&N&A &4AAA@AAA%AM~s
Afaar % ysaFa praeiieai expsnenes With horses.
d utaglmg, teamimR, 40. have learned that mere
horsag have been crippled By inatientlon 20 the
feet thar Al aehMR diaNnaaa e01hineda Af1aE many
oxpsrimeala kaFe laapa kAs tFae remedy - RBR-
VRNR tha disaasa ek Tia heak ~ TeatoFs t
llsaness q what haknfe intsne "a u IS e-sAe
aan1 eppers af tie aoeis amfint. fshe hoot is t4-
WoF9hleEs. 3hfs Il nlmens Will anFatB grsHelk fhia
WORT III All diasasaa. e0fna. QnaEtAF
Cfnakas onkranflon of tho Back HineW. gsneenilF
aaliaA Enea-a anFnng, &p..l and restore these that
AVE hanm eEinplad hN tha want af eaeh EenDQaV.
s1t4 it. 1nd 4 VII never fall II propeEly ape
Hsshs lie horss's teos euas weak, o. ogsanasle
nesaaaaEg a tho bel nnd ffess ard aEaaaa - beef
aloaa % the hair ~ q. M0XHHs is y
M1RN|zsaNut EAs
M. N. O. BoYRn--Bear Sirs 1hIs Il Is eerlii3
that have used yoaF Ainkmam1 ID ~ stable 9sF
thgss nnnths Raz1s on mere than Qne AaH4Fea AQr-
aaa and Mna Il the best nEeNaga1Ioa have ever
sssa ea Aefsss, 4 fas bsttaE taan ZEE xeeesn-
wena L. Send ne Eve easss aA anees kE eARreaa.
No. 1aa West aisl sfTeak. n ~ York ciag.
T. HNIM6HunSI a CO. NEagglstgs aQEneR Qtl
and Aarkek atRan,a ilmlaasens having been Sd
nain1ea aasnfs far fhls valuable and peDmla4 oal
Aakmamts are faiiF ta supply tt WAoaaaase
and retail aa tho manufacturers pEieea.
eeaA sakaW&w 3f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
WILMINGTON, Del.' APFil ., l1ga.

THR DAILY GAZETTE is spubIshed every aftsrnoon,
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served BY
carriers to subscribers In all parts of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages tor Sax
cents a week. payable weekly. Yearly subseribeEs
s.. in advance. -es.A~@ - &s&
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established aIeas
the largest and most honrishing weekly the
State and has a larger circulation than any other
on the Peninsular. Published every Efloay mora
ing at az q year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
W.. b. TH0NaPS SON.
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
600 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE.

Having ohtained The
faht feF che State Of Delaware Tor GR0NAHp'e Pa
ent Breast Collar, which s ene a the mQat baneh-
qaldseovegies for the horse tat haa been Invented
ter aiong time, and will be lasting haneA4 to eha
DO ~ nnd oNner, 4 hains - consfraeted the& the
horse - peflsetig tree abeet the thfoat aaa mot
ehtksa and ehalea on the breast 90 Il aoae ~ taa
aR0 leazB new used. 0ez s'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19

Don't be inpatient, no matter it things
do sometimes go wrong.
DoB't give the ball kick, and send il
into the nearest mud.puddle, because il
won't go straight when you throw it, Don't
send the marbles against the fence, aud
break your best glass alley, because your
clumsy finger could not hit the center
Don't break your kite string all to pieces
because it will not bring your kite down
from the tree with the first jerk it will
take you full three times as long to get il
down afterwards, Don't give your little
brother an angry push and sharp word, il
he cannot see into the mysteries Of marbl,
playing or hoop.roliDg with the first les
son. You were once just as stupid as he
though you have soon forgotten it.
What in the world would become of you
If your mother had no more patience thar
youY II, every time you came to her wher
busy she thrust you of with a cross word
Dear, kind, loving mother, who never
ceases to think of you, to care for you; who
keeps you SO nicely clothed, and makes such
nice things for you to eat! What il sh'
were to be so impatient that you would b.
half the time afraid to speak to her, to tel
her about your troubles in school and a
play! All, how you greve that mother by
your impatience and crossness
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
A city Boys Letter from the Country

Dear Jimmy Ask your mother to
bring you up here right of. It's gay.
There's fishing here aud lots of worms to
catch EN- with. You stick the hook in
them and they wriggle bully. Fishn's
funnier when you don't catch the hook in
the seat Of your pantaloons so that you
cant sit down and cant fish all the way
home. did that the other day, and Mr.
jenkins. cousin Laura's beau asked me il
was a sole or heel Suppose he thot
he was going to be funny, but | didn't see
it, Bimeby, saw him cut piece out of
cousin Laura's hair, where her hook caught
aud kiss it, like a great baby, and put it in
his pocket So | told on EN- at tea, and
everybody laft They have cows here, and
go to see them MIXED. They don't pump
it out with their tails, like you and |
thought they did, but they squeeze it ont
of 4 bag that comes on purpose, | suppose
MIXED the other night. 1t was very
hard to squeeze, aud it would not 20 into
the pail. Some went into my eyes, and the
rest went up my sleeve. | don't like milk
ing. | don't like turkey cocks neither.
They ruffie themselves up and run at you.
They are feroclus bird, and disagreeable
to live with. Chickens are nicer. We eat
EN-. They put them under barril at
night, aud Bill and kill them in the
morning We have bully fun wringng
their necks. You better come here right
off and bring shotgun, for there are bears
here-anyhow we saw a fox-and candy,
because we can't get any here, and pop
gun, and some bows and arrows and things.
think Mr.. jenkins is blamed fool. He
made me believe he found a deer's track
the other day, and when | looked at it it
was only the mark of cousin Laura's boot
don't see what makes him so happy about
girls We won't, will we? I'd be ASIAN
ed l AN going to ride oldSam tomorrow
He's horse. You ride him BAREBACK, aud
it's very hard to stick on, he feels Sc
squirmy. Give my love to all the boys
aud tell them I'm having bully time, anC
hate old jenkins. No more at presen
from, Yours, truly, ROBBIE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19

Boys want to ask you how you think
conquerer would make out, who went
through country he was trying to subdue,
and whenever he found fort hard to take,
let it alone. Don't you think the enemy
would buzz wild there, like bees in hive,
and when he was well into the heart Of the
country, don't you fancy they would swarm
out ond harass him terriblyR
Just so, | want you TO remember, will
it be with you; if you skip over the hard
places in your lessons, and leave them uu-
learned, you have. left an enemy in the
rear that will not fail to harass you, aud
mortify you times without number.
There was just little bit of my Latin
| hadu't read" said vexed student to me
"and it was just there the Professor had
to call upon me at examination. There
were just two or three examples | had pass
ed over, aud one Of those was asked Il
do on the blackboard"
The student who is not thorough is new
er well at his ease he cannot forget the
skipped probems; and the consciousness
of his deficiencies makes him nervous and
anxious
Never laugh at the slow, plodding stu
dent-the time will surely come when thu
laugh will be turned. 1t takes time to b.
thorough, but it more than pays. Resolve
when you take up new study that yor
will go through with it like successful
conqueror, taking every strong point.
Ii the inaccurate scholars difficulties
closed with his school life, it might not BE-
so great a matter for his future career
But he has chained to himself habit tina
will be like an iron ball at his heels all th'
rest of his life. Whatever he does, will b.
lacking somewhere. lie has learned U
shirk what is hard, and the habit viii
grow with years. Now nothing we get il
this life is to be had for nothing. Success
is not thurst upon man. If you wan
any good you must work for it. The ey,
tina. never filters and the nerve tina
nevlr quails, are the true clements Q
victory IN the mental aud moral, as we
as the physical world. Don't skip the ha 4
points --Schoolday VisitOr.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
SCuENCK's PuLMONIC SYRUP,
StUtNgkiS SEANtEn TuNIC,
NHIfENHItfg MANnuAk Pills

the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption. ,,
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will
ofleu occasion The death OF thc patient. 10 igck up
the liver stops the circulation Of the blood, hen9r
rhage ioll0ws and In nct, cluEgng the action Oh the
very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are The causes Of
WO-thiris n the cases OF consumption. Many are
tN complaining with duh pain IN the SIDE, the low
Is sometimes costve End sometimes too loose tongue
coated pain n the shoulder blade feeling sometime.
very restless and nj other tunes droWsy the food tha
is taken lies heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with aeidity and holching Of Wind. These symptoms
usually orguate from dls1tdcrcd conaiuon ol ths
stomach ur torpid liver. Persons 80 affected u thcy
take one two heavy colds and u the cough W These
cases bee suddenly stopped, the lungs liver and stom
ach clog aud remain torpid and inactive and before
the patient is aware OF his situation the lungs are
mass OF sores and liberated and death is The ineNta
BILE result, 49,,
SchenoNs Pulmonc syrup is an expectoran, whlcl
does not contain any opium, nor anything calculated
20 check cough suddenly.
Schcncks soawood Tonic dissolvos the food nike
with tho gastric juice Of the stomach, dgests easily
nour shes the system and creates healthy circulh
ion of the blood When the bowels are costvei * if
salloW and the patient is u bilious habit, Schenck
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared and sold by Dr.
~ SCHENCK 4 son. Northeast corner Of sixth an'
Arch streets. Philadelphia, Penn. and Tor ealo hi
GEO. {. GOODWIN a co, % Hanover street, Boston
and JOHN ? HENRY, College Place, New York
For .,ie b, p,rperi.t, generally. s5-I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
Killing n Cinnamon Bear.

The Trinity (Cal) Journal Of Feb. Is
relates the story Of the killing Of CHINA
mon bear under peculiar circumstances
1t says;
A bout tSo miles above Sturdivant's
place on Trinity River, and about half a
mile back from the river there is a bluff
rock about 100 feet high--almost perpen-
dicuar in ascent and fronting upon a small
fat known as Hay.press Flat. There are
a number Of openings in the rock, leading
to caverns within. One day last week
John Day, while hunting, tracked a large
bear into one Of these caves, but not being
provided with torch, did not venture in.
A day or two after, he and bis uucle james
l.. Day, having provided themselves with
torches, undertook the perilous tax Of
boarding Bruin in his den. The opening
through which the adventurous hunters
made their entrance was about two and a
half or three feet high, and eighteen or
twenty feet wide. After considerable hunt
ing through several different caves and pas
slges, their investigations disclosed the fact
that there was a creyice in the side OF the
cavern in which their object had bestowed
himself so as to be almost concealed. But
his whereabouts was ascertained and our
hunters had taken too many chances al
ready to finch, and advanced Immediately
upon the enemy. j. l.. held bis rifle ready
cooked, while J John flashed bis torch full in
the eyes Of the astonished animal. Real.
izing that all avenues Of escape were shut
OF, Bruin, with terrific growls, undertook
the offensive, and rushing toward the foe
with the instinct Of his kind, reared on hi'
hind legs within two feet Of the hunters
At that moment J l.. called to his nephew
10 raise his torch so he could see the sisht'
Of his gun. This was done aud the light
1aring full on Bruins orbs, compelled hin
to turn his head to one side This was tht
critical moment and the senior Day i'm
proved it to discharge, with unerring aim
the contents Of his rife Just at the butt o
Bruio's ear aud disjointed his neck. The
bear pitched forward in the agonies o.
death. The hunters were within his reach
aud unable to escape. So close were they
that they we're caught in his claws aDC
could not help themselves Happily thel
we're not injured. The next thing that pre-
scuted itself to the Days was how to &c
him out This they finally accomplished
but not through the way he went in
Among the numerous creyices 10 the rocl
they found one that led into larger cav
than the one through which they bad track
ed the bear, and so they got him out. o.
reaching daylight they learned that thei
prize was a iulI-grown cinnamon bear 0
400 ponds weight. 1t is not general.
known that next to the genuine grizzly, tn
cinnamon bear is the most dangerous au,
vicious, either when pursuing or pursued
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
miscellaneous.


for the WAtehman
yoUR PoLoNAIsg.
wRtrrEn FoRs. ~,
70, "a, grse, Of ne C4sA,on sr It p,rsA,A."
In these days Of fuss and feathers,
When the styles make such display,
'risa pleasure 10 be owner
OF . handsome polonaise.
We may sneer and SCOT At Fashion,
Praises plain and neat array,
But We all confess a weakness
For a sly lish polonsise.
What 90 elegant and graceful,
30 becoming every way,
10 combining use and beauty,
As the favorlte polonaisc
Thus mused a. was stitching
Endless RULES day by day,
FashOning many a curious fancy
A. shaped the poionaise
And my fingers new still faster.
For dared not risk delay
Lest another, later fashion
should eclipse the polonaise.
And my busy fancy pondered
Questions grave a. well as gay
Curious thoughts 10 be suggested
BY simple pUlUuaisc.
That time is surely coming
When these things shall pass away
When the robe our life has fashioned
Supersedes the polonaise.
And my wandering thoughts went further,
To the saints in bright kfrayn-
And wondered u II mattered
Whether bas9us or Joionaise,
81 TIE rsbs ras oniy ssefieu
And the silence seemed 10 say,
LET not earth alone absorb you
Though you wear polonaise.
Don't forget another garment
You can wear II every day
And II grows more bright by wearing,
All unlike your polonaise.
Seek that white and shining ralmcnt,
Strive to win II while you may,
Let your soul he clad In garments
That will never know decay.
Then, let all earth's taste and beauty
Deck your free rejoicing way
And, by all means, II you like IL,
Wear your graceful polonaise.
EN-. B.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
The Home Circle,
Our Mother.


-
Ii was on Summer afternoon, in the
full glory Of the summertide, that we car
ried all that the angels had left TO our
keeping, and laid her down to await the
summons ofthe enthroned Universal Judge.
It was not the robust mother Of earlier
recolcctious the way had been weary
one, the burden heavy suffering days and
nights had been appointed to her, till little
by little her hold upon life and life's duties
loosened, and although she struggled with
the full strength Of a strong nature, God
had called her. lie was closing the book.
He bad made ready obe Of the many man
sions, aud weary with the toll and strife Of
her ie-journey, she entered into rest. We
went with her, as she passed through the
shadows Of the Valley; we saw the gather
ing gloom, We saw how hard thing it was
Tor this mortal to put on its immortality;
We saw with what certainty Death strug
gled with his victim. Ou the still air Of
midnight rang out the cry Of the coming
Bridegroom; we felt the presence Of the
waiting angels, and kneeling beside her, we
thanked God for our mother, aud praying
tss,in, ,Ia 80 ,,.,ondaSaa - - liz, on.
olaim ~ ''''0' ~ "
W. watched tho ,hroes If e,,;r;o, b,.
m,nitv Gi tho dsv broke and win The
,norni1o como c,,o,as,o ~ Tho nrom;.ed
ros, w. had ,eceived our las, loot Of
conscionsness ber hand had ceased 10 Iov.
inclv .,rotc onr r,rsbs.ds ,bose ,;rea arm
80 So. -, 80, Shor,or and r,oro
on;o, 1rew tho bres,hinr. she vas noar;na
,bo brink IF ,be RiyeS On ifs onnos;ts
shore as We w,i,eJ we coY,d alm5st see
,he ,,lor. ~ ,ho CoiJan C;,y. 700 know
hs, ,Sa an,,..l;. chorns wo,o b,, wsi,;n,
ho Fs,hor,s b,Jdin, ~ woIcomo ho, ,ba,
bor l,veJ and los, wore ~ anong tho sh;nin,
ana. ,hat u.i,ed 70 rooo, her,nd va, shee
l;n,ered--,be mo,bor sn;r;, seemed lo,b 10
leaye ber ch;ldren The su,,mer srn wa,
cl;mb;ng 10 il. meridian. mar a .ound di..
tnrbsd sbe onie, md God save ns Of IIi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
DuRCHAsERs on sAW MILLs

are notified that We have commenced suits in the
the L. s. Circuit Couits against CoLE, BuGnEE
Co., Lebanon, n. H., Luxe BuzgLL, st. Johns
bury VI, and ?. c. CANDgg Co, New York,
selling agents Of Belknap, Ely a Co, Nortllheld,
Nt.,) for infrlngments Of patents granted Dennis
Laae for improvements in Circular Saw Mills,
The public IS cautioned against buying Mills or
set Works manufactured and sold by the above
named parties, or any other, in violation of our
rights as shall prosecute infrlngers 10 the full
extent OF the law, and hold purchasers Of ufring-
ing Mills or Set Works rcspousible ior the use Of
the same.
Our patents cover improvements ln hoad-blocks
generally, setting devices, doggus devices Ia
perlng devices, and irctonal set works.
Descriptive pamphlets sent to any address, and
copies Of Lanes patents furnished upon request
LANE PlTKiN a BROCK,
53-tf Montpelier, Vermont
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i1cu AdU ertisemnnts.

DROBATE COURTS.-Until further
notice. the Probate Courts for Washington Dis
trict will be held ai the Office In Montpelier on
TUESDAY Of each week. All letter. on business con
neeed wi:h the olee should he addressed 10 the un
ders gned at Montpelier. .. ......
DDri mhfr 4 ls-0 7f
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The Worst Foe.

or the worst foe that woman has ever
had to encounter, wine stands at the head.
The appetite for strong drink 10 man has
spoiled tho lives Of more women, ruined
more hopes for them, brought to them more
shame, sorrow and hardship, than any 9TH
er evil that lives. The country numbers
tens of thousands, nay, hundreds Of thou
sands, of women who are widows to-day,
and sit in hopeless weeds, because their
husbands have been slain by strong drink.
There are hundreds of thousands OF homes
scattered all over the land, in which won-
en- live lives of torture, going through all
the changes of suffering that lie between
the extremes Of fear and despair, because
those whom they love, love wine better
than they do the women they have sworn
to love. There are women by thousands
who dread to hear at the door the step that
once thrilled them with pleasure, because
that step has learned 10 reel under the in
fuence Of the seductive poison. There are
women groaning with pain, while We write
these words, from bruises and brutalities
inflicted by husbands made mad by drink.
There can be no exaggcration in any state.
ment made in regard TO this matter, be.
cause no human imagination can create
snythiDg worse than the truth. The sor-
rows and horrors Of n wife with drunken
!. husband, or a mother with a drunken son
are as near the realization Of hell as can be
reached in this world at least. The shame
the indignation, the sorrow, the sense Of
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HEMENwAY's HISTORICAL
GAZErTEER OF VERMONT.

The .touud volume of The above work is now ready
and may Nu bad Of the suhscrhcrs in paper covers
or bound 100 auy style which may be required Alec,
the nr.tyoume or amy part thereof can he furnished
and subscriptions will hc received for tie entire WQrk
Als, parties having The nrst volume 10 numhers and
wishing them hound, can have Il done by the
CLAREitONT MANI FEATURING CO.,
7gtt tlAremuut, n IT.
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There is no such thing as getting to
heaven side by side with an INDUCED sin.
| am reminded by this last remark Of a
vivid picture, The eagle which bore up
from the earth live serpent in its talons,
SCARED bravey up into the sunlight for a
time, but it was observed first to pause in
its upward fight, then to autter, and then
to descend, and by the time that the royal
bird had reached the earth il was dead,
For the serpent had gradually wriggled
out Of its hJld, wound itself round its body,
strangled it and stung ii. See in this an
emblem Of the man who hopes to reach
heaven while he fails " to mortify his mem.
bers which are upon the EARTH" and to
/" lay aside every weight" especially " the
sin which doth most easily besct him.
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MONTPELIER SAVINGS BANK
TRUST COMPANY.
ATTENTION FARM RSl
TRCLT INFdLUABLE BOOK.
FAMILY PnYSIClAN,NURSE'S GUIDE
FARMERS HORSE AND CATTLE DOCTOR.
BY DR. Lfoy4RD rHResBER

In thi. work of four hundred pages are embraced
the latest medical discoveries for the relief and cure
ofall the lls nciient 20 the human body The second
part is devoted % the management Of all kinds Of
hrmcr's stock, onga complete farrcrs Guide In
it.elf The work should bc in the hands Of every
70 sale at tie Argus oGce and T. c Phnney's
Store, Nor pel'sr. VI
CANYAsSERs WANTED. 2i-tE
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Genius without taste will often commit
enormous errors; And, what 10 wore, ii
will not be sensible Of them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
Special hntices.

USE WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
Tor coughs colds and sore threat Try tat once and
be sure of reitf II you have tried everything else
10 no purpose, take u as last resort Il will not
fail you. sold ny all druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19

1t is with maa's soul as il was with ma
iure the beginning of creation is light.