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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-05-21
At FuLLERroN's.
THE BEST EVIDENCE !


The following letter from Nev f. 5. BEST, Pastor
NJ f. Church. Natiek Mass, will be read with inter-
est b. many shysieaas. Also those suffering from the
same disease afflicted the Of the Row f. s. Best
No person doubt this testimony, and there is no
DOUBT about the curative powers OF vEGErINE.
NAucK, Mass, Jan. T. 1873.
Mr. II r. STEVENS
Dear Strive have good reason for regarding your
kE6ETlNEa MEDICINE Of tts gresfss rllus. We feel
assured that IL has been the Of saving sons
liie He Is seventeen years Of ages for the last
two years he has suffered from necrosis Of his leg,
caused by s'foiulous affection, and far reduced
that nearly all who him thought his recovery i'm
possible council Of able physicians could give
uut the aintest hope OF his raying. two Of tho
number declaring that he was beyond the reach Of
human remedies, thateven ampuiation could not save
him as he had not ygor enough to endure the op'ra
tion. just then we commenced giving him VEGEriSE
aud from that tno to the present he has been contn
uously improving. He has lately resumed his studies
thrown away crutches and cane, and walks abe ut
cheerful and strong.
Though there Is still some discharge from the OPEN
ing where his limb was lanced, have the fullest
confidence that In little time he will 10 perfectly
cured. lie has taken about three dozen bottles OF
NEGETlNE, but lately but little, he declares
that he is too we'll TO be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-05-21

Tho growth and structure Of the human hair, IL
very plainly set forth In pamphlet, published by
R. p. Hall Co., Nashua, N. H. propretors Of Hall,
Vegetable sclllan Hair Roneuer, for grafuifou.
distribution. The deservedly high reputation Of their
preparation has wholly been aimed by Ia merits.
Being free from oil and alcohol II has healthy ac-
ton on tho scalp restoring gray hair TO Ia natural
color without dyelng-t cures itching Of the scalp,
removes and prevents dandrufi. and will thieken up
the thin locks. Such are tho benefits which are con.
ferred upon the consumer No one should neglect to
give II trial Journal Staf,,Baa, Wilmington, DEL
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probably the elite and such" Dwelling houses
are also being erected, while there are between
60 and 70 already built The large steam mill,
with proper management, is capable Of cutting
lo'oVo ieet oil lumber per Jay. Ihere are also
~ arg SOa' .,'"s AeP' o''"u'y Du'n'"s " Ga
ps,ie"'eo "~"'s' WV 1' "'1'"s' '"pa'i'y VI
-D'1s N' ,o ~ oao 80 - ~ -''s' 'no
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N''D'''A '''''''
Col. FRANK walker foreman OIL FAIRBANKS
iounary' St' Johnsoury' has been IN the com
pany service twenty-five years
The case of b. N. Davis Us. town of Dan
vile was heard on Tuesday, 18Th inst before
the referees, Hon. L. L. Redheld and Judge
Elijah Cleveland There was quito large
number oil witnesses examined. The decision
vas ,e,e''eu ~, u'' present. ou' ~ Is unu'
hs final
'N ''oN'''
Jon" iio"S'u' = na'''e u ns'ue' was uro"n-
~ ~ NVn"''',eu, ,'e'' :" i,u"'"'u,su' "nn'
o''"s 'okS' ias' ii'u'y nc 'ss'ueu AZ DN'
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V0e" io"nu INC 'a'' We ne"iu'
NAI'S oO'Ni'
At st. Aihans' on Thursday afternoon,
Charles Mulhollsnd' lad thirteen years Of
age, IN attempting to get GU freight train,
was caught Between the ears and received Ia
''' INJURIES
EDWARD farrar' son oil the late Hon IL. u.
farrar, oil hichiord' was thrown Out oil ms
wagon saturday evening ana striking ms
nead on tne ground received snch 'ataI injuries
that ne aied sithin lew minutes Deceased
WAS soout 81 years Oh hge' anu hau peeh CAT
''' u'o'e''
lAAo'A'A 'o'Ni''
himore has a urange OF the Patrons oil has-
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ORANGE COUNTY.
N. B. Stevens, formerly Of the Trotter House,
Bradford, has leased the Washington House,
Howard street, Boston, and is now running it.
The Bradford Militia COMPANY has been
70. olEc.red =. sllows. n W 9Th Can,a;n
vice f. b. Davis. promoted. and II p. Rmer-
son. LIST Lieutenant vice ID w Cobb promot-
"a
Naxh h.act..o .,.,.,, Al; r. "a.
own 49, = no, r. ~. ,.rna -, 49,, IT,
uonao,sor f.,n;,y no., civ = 0ho. h.r.
received or arc about to receive some 500 900
f.on, ~. s.,.,s oe = r.l.,;vo - Soo,lsns
n i''ue syn Vi eur 0u'i'!an' % 'efs"ie'
ABOUT ~ years Oh age WINE pias'ng "nn
o'"er o'y'' As' WICK "au an a''o" sho' into
80, ~ .,.;s,I w Nv 49,.
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a;.,aS .a :. ~. ~, =. - 80.
ssa IN, =. -, r,s cs,s as 80
p-.,'.
- .n'.s - 80 p''r' Nv 10 '"e
man landlord Of the Msmobrema 400, Uouss
bs, engaged n hand for his hotel hi, summer
to play at noon and evening on the arrival Of
the train.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Globe saws that An epcampmept of nj,
the Vermont soldiers in the war of the rebel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-05-21

AQussrioS or TINS. The recent cough or cold
that without proper treatment may become chronic
and last for months can he radically cured by few
doses Of that invaluable pcctoral elixir, Haiss HONEY
Of HoreAound and Tar Sold by all Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In minute
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-05-21

DR.. nv. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y, arst advocated
constitutional we'll as local treatment, As being nee.
essary for the Of Caarrh and 80 successful has
bis Golden Medical Dlscovery proven as a oon.,tu.
tonal treatment. when accompanied with the use
Of DR.. sagc's Catanh Remedy, applied locally by
means OF Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche the only method
Of reaching the upper and back chambers Of the head
that he has long offered $500 reward for that he
can not cure. Both medicines with instrument for
g, by all Druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-05-21

WATERBURY,. AT a meeting Of tie citizens
last week, it was voted to raise money by tax
on the grand list, to improve the Village Hall,
in this place, and make it suitable for the con.
venience Of public audiences. Although the
hail has been built but a short time, it has
never been adapted 10 the purposes for which
ii was made, and this is movement in the
right direction
Mr.. Smile, whose business at the foundry
has been suspended for some weeks, has paid
those Of his creditors who would receive it,
twenty-sx cents on dollar Of their claims
1t is understood that this, on certain conditions
is to be made up to forty cents on the dollar,
which is to cancel all demands against him
All concerned are not satisfied with this ar
rangcment.
"A gentleman who came to this village to
trade last week, through what is called
'Smuggler's Notch" near Mt Mansfield, says
be travelled over snow four feet in depth in the
road Snow is reported to be lying yet on
the mountain to tie depth of fifteen feet in
some places. Two men made their way to the
Summit Hotel, on Mt Mansfield, one day last
week
The following is'the programme for the
Observance Of Memorial Day, May 3Oth, in
this village 1t is proposed to form process
sion near the depot at u O'Clock. p. NJ, or sol
diers in the late war, who are all invited, Of
this and other towns in the vicinity. Tie citi-
zens, the Fire Company, the scholars OF the
public schools, including those OF the Reform
School, led by the Waterbury Cornet Band
The procession will proceed to the burial
ground, where an address will be deliycaed by
Governor Dillingham;. g. A. Newcomb. A.
II. Sellick and +. +. Palmer are Marshals. 1t
is expected this will be an occasion Of great
interest to our citizens, as memorial days have
nor'teceiyed especial observance heretofore in
this village.
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Legal Mntices.
CTATE OF VERMONT,
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
knTxr uATttc l,erATp

y n Z
In Probate Court, holden at Brookneld, in and for
said district on the 30th day OF April, A. d. 1879
Nathan Halt executor OF the Ia twill and testa-
ment Of Atrial Hall, late OF W Jamestown, In said
district, deceased makes application to said Court
to extend the time heretofore allowed him 10 pay
the debts due from said estate, and to render his adj
mnstration account until some future day; Where
upon II IS ordered by said Court that lid application
be heard at the Probate Onoe In Brookheli, tho
5th day Of June and It is further ordered that
tice he given to all persons concerned by the pub
llcaton Of this order Ia the Vermont Watshu and
State Journal, printed at Montpelier, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY before said hearing.
BY the Court-Attcst,
1918 JOHN r.. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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BY TELEGRAPH!
Central Vermont Railroad !
The New Organization |
A STRONG BOARD OF DIRECTORS |

by special dispatch trom st. Adams we
have intelligence Of the organization Of the
new Central Vermont Railroad Company, by
the election of the following board Of direct
ors. They will be seen to be among the leading
rOilroad and financial men Of the county
Thi. means business
William Butler Duncan, Of New York
Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow, Of New York Trenor
W. Park, Of Bennington j Gregory
Smith, Of st. Adams; John b. Page, Of
Rutland Benz, T. Cheney, Of Boston John
Q. Holt, Of New York George II Brown, Of
New York John $. Shultz, of New York 4;
worthington g. Smith, Of st. Adams John
G. Mccullough, Of Bennington j. Il. Lang.
don, Of Montpelier.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-01-18
4 Manual of Health.

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Household Recipes.

Roll CAKE.-Three eggs, one cup of
sugar, one cup of flour, stir well into it
one teaspoonful of cream tartar and
half as much soda, bake quick, and
roll with Jelly when hot, bake In square
tins.
HICKORY Nut CAKE.-Take one-half
cup butter, two cups of sugar, and four
eggs beaten separately, three cups of
-four, one-half cup of sweet milk, two
teaspoonfuls baking powder, two cups
of hickory mt meats cut fine, one tea
spoon extra vanilla.
FRUIT CAKE -Four eggs, one cup of
butter, two cups of brown sugar, one
cup of m9lasses, three cups of -four,
one teaspoonful of soda, one nutmeg,
Glove, allspiee, IMAGE, one teaspoonful
each; one quarter of pound of citron,
one and half pound of raisins, one
pound of currants one glass of brandy,
more spice, and some extract Of lemon
If You wish. Bake two or three hours.
GRAHAM MUFFINs.-Take three pints
of lukewarm milk, half teacup of
homemade hop yeast, three table
spoonfuls of sugar, one teaspoonful of
salt; stir il into three pints of Graham
-four aud one pint of barrel flour. Set
it In a warm place to rise over night,
and next morning pour it into gem
pans of muffin rings, and bake in very
hot oven.
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GRAHAM RRE.n -Tak. o,,.

GRAHAM BREAD.-Take one ouart
mllk-warm water, or two-thirds milk
ead one-thlrd water; stir this into a
pint OF wheat tlour, and enough Ora
ham Hour to make stiff batter. Mix
with 1T half pint of homemade Yeast
or TWO tablespoonfuls of bakers Yeast
aod pinch of salt. Let it rise in a
warm place over night. In the morning
add to 1t small teacup of molasses or
brown sugar, and stir in enough Ora
nam Hour to make as stiff batter as is
possible to stir with spoon Put the
patter into two bread tins to rise. and
let them stand about an hour, or until
the sponge Is well risen. If there is
any danger of its becoming acid. a
small teaspoontul of soda dissolved in
hot water could be added with tbe
molasses. Graham -four reouires a
THINNER or softer sponge than wheat
hour, and 1T cannot be ,oonlded with
the hands; 1t also needs baking little
longer tnih ioaves made of bolted flour
IL Is well to stir 4 .e Yeast into the milk
warm water, ant then turn that upon
tne Graham and bolted -four. The
80 - -,ded TO give more gluten or
00n'iS" ,ncy to the dough.
~ >rrERMLK GRAHAM CAKES. Take
- zee cnps Of rich buttermilk add to
It one teaspoontul of soda, dissolve in
hot water; mix with one large handful
OF boited flour, and enough Graham
Hour TO make it as stiff as griddle
cakes put in a pinch of salt, and one
egg thoroughly beaten. Put - GEM
pan on the stove and heat it very hot
butter the apertures, and turn in the
batter Let it stand on the stove until
the bubbles rise IL the batter then
bake IN hot oven for twenty minutes.
These are more delicious than cake
raised with yeast
RICE PUDDING WITHOUT EGGS. -One
gallon milk, one large teacup of rice,
one teacup of sugar, raisins in quaint
ty to suit bake three hours III mod
crate oven, stir after the first hour.
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The bldeous plight or The objects be(ow.7
While the light of the taper served plainly to
show
The pileous plight of those objects below;
For what to the fond fathers eyes should
appear
But the little Tale face of each sick little dear,
For each pet that had crammed itself full as
tick
| knew IN a moment now felt like Old Nick.
Their pulses were rapid, their breathing the
same;
What their stomachs elected III mention by
name
Now turkey, now stufing, Pudding, OF
course,
And GUSTAV Is, and erullers, and cranberry
sauce
Before outraged pature all went to toe all
Yes lollypops, fapdCodle, dinner a.d al.
Like pellets which ur ehins from, ,orcuns ret
fly,
Went figs, nuts, and ralsins, nm. iellv and HE
Till each errcr of diet Wa -. brouobt 70 INV viev
To the shame OF mann ma. aud Of Santa claus
too. IA
l turned .lis5 from the sight, to my bedroom
ana or or"'3 u; OUT vial marked "Pulv. Ipe-
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Loves Last Relic.
BY WILD EDGERTON.


Only little silken curl,
Cut from the head OF laughing girl
In happy long ago;
but alas the happy girl is dead,
and from my life the light has fled,
For, o! l loved her sol
Only little lock of hair
That crowned my darling bright and fair,
Before deaths parting blow;
Yet 1t brings me back her vanished c'oarms
Her pressing lips and clinging arms,
For, o! | loved her so,
Only little golden tress
That used my sweet ones cheek to press,
And DER her shoulders flow
But, looking back through long-gone years
holy thing that tress appears,
For, o /! l loved her so,
Only little sunny shred
BY which my heart was captive led
In happy youth-and, lol
Ii still leads on through grief and pain
To where the parted meet again,
For, o / loved her sol
Only a little ringlet fair,
Only dead girls glossy hair,
But worlds could not bestow
Treasure enough to ill its place,
And summon back the one lost face
That | have worshped SO.
Ew YORK, December, 1872.
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But, inspecting their tongues, in spite of their
teeth.
And drawing his watch from his waistcoat
beneath,
He felt of each pulse. saving, Each little belly
Must get rid here he iauEhed-'of the rest
of that Jelly"
] gazsd on each chubby, plump. sick little elf,
And groaned when he said 90, in spite OF
myself;
But wink af his eye, when he physicked our
Fred
soon gave me to know | had nothing 10 dread.
lie didn't prescribe; but went straightway to
work.
And dosed all the rest-gave his trowsers a
ierh-
And, adding directions while blowing his nose,
He buttoned his coat, from his chair he arose,
Then jumped in III zig, gave old Jalap a
whistle.
And Jalap dashed eff as fpricked by a thistle.
But the doctor excla med. ere he drove out of
sight.
" They'll he well by To morrow good night
Jones goodnight
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4 Preventive nf Sf.aliaPoy,

The Atlantic Medical and Surgical
Journal of last April published the
following DR.. G.. ID. Norris, at a re-
cent meeting of the Alabama State
Medical Association, stated that dur
ing the prevalence of The smallpox in
Huntsville, certain families, at the in
stance of some one unknown, had
resorted to the free use of the tea of
the cln5cifug0 r0eenOSC, or black
snake root of the United States Phar-
macop@ia (black cohosh), as prevent
i've OF smallpox. In the families using
the ci1sifts9d there occurred no case of
the smallpox, though some were ex-
posed to the disease. In the same
families DR.. Norris vaccinated the
members, but without effect so long as
they continued the use of cohosh ::
after ceasing the use of the tea as a
prophvlactic he again vaccinated them,
when the specific effects of the vaccine
virus were produced. He submitted
the results III these cases as new, and
not without interest to the profession.
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FARM AND HOUSE ,n,n
What Buds Give %
20 Best GRAPES.
The Pacific Rurr

w nat bhsss SiNS "
The Pacific BUR Press saws:
hoe w we WI" n';,i mention a fact which
mas come VII sin our observation and
efp "anea which, if generally true, is
a. 81 g. Importance. 1t is this: That
ene -oIt from the base of the past
! rs cane throws out larger and bet
ser developed grapes than either the
ilrst or second. The grapes from these
buds seem also better favored, and
generally superior to those on the first
and second. In accordance with this
mint we have adopted the plan Of cut
tipg the cane at such length as to leave
me third bud, generally, and some
times the fourth, when a good strong
one, and then rubbing off the first and
second buds, and leaving the third and
fourth Tor fruit. The number of fruit
buds left on the vine must depend on
the age and strength of the vine. If
the vines are strong and vigorous at
three years, from two to three punches
of grapes may be allowed to mature on
each without injury
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A FRENCH surgeon has now inserted
successfully into the skulls of his dogs
watch crystals, through which he can
observe the processes of the canine
BRAIN during sleep, in digestion, when
influenced by rage or other emotion,
and III its normal movements. The
pack seem to show no aversion to bay-
ing an eye set on their inmost thoughts,
nor to contributing to science through
their skylights, and the savan expects
TO show, as clear as crystal, that the
theory that blood tends to the head in
sleep is an error.
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The Night After Christmas.

ILLUSTRATED BY D. scATrERGooD.
through the house - AZ
Every soul was abed, and stlli as a mous,:
Those stockings SO late in St Nicholas care
were empty OF all that was eatabe there.
The darlnSs had duly been tucked in their
be, Is,
with re. y full stomacbs, and pains IN their
heads.
WAS doing way in my new cotton cap,
And Nancy was rather tar gone IN a nap.
When out in the nursery rose such clatter
| sprang from my sleep, crylng, . What is the
matter?'
/ flew to each bedeide-still half In a dove
Tore open the curtains and threw nff the
clothes