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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10
4 Very Singular story Of Weasel.
From the Newburg Telegraph, Dec. ~

From the Newburg Telegraph, Dec. ~.
The following story was told TO us as
being a positive fact, the narrator pro.
Tossing to be one of the workingmen
who witnessed the performance of the
said weasel A party Of men who were
prying stone in field, found under
a rock nest containing four young
weasels, which they captured and put 20
one side. Upon the return of the old
weasel quite scene ensued. She be.
came very much excited and very
angry, and at once set of, but soon
returned, and, going straight to the
little pail containing the drinking water
for the men, she spit something into 1t,
and was about TO go off a second time,
when she discovered her nest and her
young, all alive and unframed. She
Immediately returned 10 the pail, and
continued jumping and pushing at il
until il was overturned, thus saving
the lives Of the men che evidently
meant to punish for the destruction Of
her offspring.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

THE Lumpkin Independent relates a
characteristic incident. A negro was
put upon the stand as a witness, and
the Judge inquired il no understood
the nature Of an oath "For certing,
boss, said the citizen "if swear to
lie ] must stick TO him..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

A GENTLEMAN meeting friend who
was wasting away with consumption,
exclaimed, "Ah, my dear fellow, how
slow you walk Eyes, replied the
consumptiye, 81 walk slow, but Tm
going fast :"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27
Die 9bfD.
Sn Mabr9eit bag it gu fart, man
man

rSn Wobrbeit, 6as lit gu fart, man
fann 1i9 ni6t mebr falIen."
go itarb Der Pbilolopb ,oes ltnslall=
bens, bes Ntbetit unb Treigeiit, Ser
,piitbenbe Seinb @ottes uno leiner &ir1e
bet Seroerber Der Sugenb un0 8erfiib=
rer oes 8olfes. Nn ibm ieben tuir, baB
@ott leiner ni6t ipotten> Z oaB ct ni@t
un9ei itraft f@ unb feline Stride I'd tern
ldbt; mie an ben alten beibnii9en Gbri=
nperfol9ern erfennen mir an Die lem
mooernen Gbrii itus= unb Sair6enf feinoe
bab es ~fur6tbar 1T in Die 9dnoe bes
lebenoi9en @ottes gu falen."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

- leber cine 3eitun9 ais
8 eh en- nsre ter beri9tet Der u9emo=
frat" in Gan Trancisco Giu dltli9er
W}ann, Namens 9ugbes wel9er in Scr
9tdbe Oes @oloen @ate Borf ouf einem
obgelegenen @runb 1tiife eintn G6meine=
rondo bdlt unb BORT sons ollein pobnt>
mar am Monta9 g3admittog ge9en 8 ltbr
an letnem 8runnen ami benz Spfplobe be=
16df dftigt, unb lpdbrenb er eini9e Weran=
berungen nit Dem 5tride bornobm, ser
gum Nuf5ieben bes Wolfers benukt luuroc,
glitt er aus uno itiir5te so SuE tief in
ben 8runnen> obne je0p@ erbebli9e Ser
letungen 0apon 81 tro9en> ba ber8runnen
3-4 6ub Molier ent6ielt. gQe 9(n=
1tren9un9ett, an Den @eitcn emppr5uflet=
term blieben erfpl9los uno 10 iu6te ber
Sc fangene 0ur6 &u fen unb S9reien Die
NufnerfI Iamfeit ir9eno zines N}enl l9en
auf 1i9 gu lenfen. Die 0fo9t perging,
obne boB cine Qlusli9t ouf &ettun9 FAM.
9o> am 9ien1 tag Morgen, fam ser
3eitungstrdgcr bes ~Nforni9 Goll"> @err
s. 81. Trtermutb nm bic 3eitun9 obsu=
liefern. Ct bDrte Die gufe bes un9liid=
li6en 9laubte ober> boB oieiel6en aus
Dem @ol0enen @ote sPorf fd1nen unb
ging> pbne ,ueitcr rod)5uleben, 1einer
@e9e Scr gauge 9en tag, un6 bic
borauf folgenoe Na6t pergtng obne boB
16 Elm Menl6 in BET 9}abe jeben lieB;
oieRrdf fte bes le6enbi9Bc9robenen 19tpon=
BEN 1nebr uno mebr oo9in unb er mar
bereits BON 1tdnbig auf einen 16retfli6en
9un9ertoo 9efabt. St batte 1i9 bel eli
leem &ufen no@ 5ulfe foit beiler ee=
16rteen, unb mar foum nod int 9tan0e,
FIN unb tpieoer einen 9}uf ert1nen 5u
lo1len. 9a ont Mlittlpo6 Morgen b1rte
er oberuals Sic 9uftritte zines Bferoes
uno balo oarouf @@ritte, unb nod elm
mai 1tren9te ct feline linfen0en &rd fte an,
I'M einen 9iilferuf BON li6 gu seben. Gs
mar pie0er 9err Sriern1utb, Der Die 3ei=
tun9 bra6te. 0ieler fono ben I'm itono
bab Die am 9ienita9 Mor9en
gebro9te 3eitun9 nod ni9t bon ibrem
Plobe 9enonlmen mar; ct bDrte tpie0er
Die &ufe, 1ab na9 unb entoedte ben UNI
9liidli6en 9u9bes in1 Brunnen. Gs
luuroen 1ofort einige Mdnner un0 @tride
requirirt uno Der un9liidli@e aus Dem
Brunnen an bic Oberf1d6e BE f1rbert.
Gs miro boraus li9tli9 einige Wp6en
1ebmen, Bis 9u9bes li9 9dn5li@ erbolt
6ot, >uenn ni6t 6os 4lltiinoi9e @teben
int Maller cine ldn9ere &ranfbeit na6
li3 5iebt.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

Serr Gobn. Ser ,poblbeleibte gut
miitbis blin5elnoe Gobn in Berlin tritt
als allein er16ienener Wdbler erlter
Glalje 1eines Besirfs an ben Wablti16
unb ,udblt l6 1elbit. Gin ltinmig 8e=
wdblr {pri6t la6elnb Der gommiliar
un6 fdbrt bann fort u@5 iino oemnu9
fol9enoe @ablmdnner in bielem 8esirt
ertpdblt: er1te Glalle @err Coin -"
u8erb baiben Sc, 9err Yrdlebent," ruff
Gobn uno perbeu9t f6 ui6 nebme 0e
MoDl niGt an" 9Olit grapitdtil l1em
@6ritt perldbt ct bic @erlammlun9.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27
Die &tr&eetpmfofger.
TX.
8plfaire.


Noltaire, Der Pbilo1opb bes lnslau=
bens bet Boter Oes mo0ernen 9eibena
. tbums in tpef9em ale GDri 5tus= uno
&ir6enf feinbe uni 1erer 3eit ibr 19robes
Norbilo uno ibren Notron" perebren,
mar elmer Der 9ottloieiten unb i6le6te=
1ten Men19en> bic je 9clebt, nno elmer
opn benerS, ,pel6e am mei1ten l1nDeil in
Der gelt seItiftct boben, an oe1Ien SOL
gen bos ungliidli9e Srontrei6 gegcn=
ipartie mod leioet. Scr GDnig Trieo=
rid II. bon Preubsn> bet 9etuib feline gu
9roBen Tprberungen an Die 1ittli6e @eite
bes MenlGen iteute> il1oem er ben @runb=
JAP auflteQte: Sober tDnne no9 leiner
Taepn ]elig tperben, nannte i'm ]elblt
einen B6Iepidt> einen Souseni4ts; unO
es gibt in ber SDat fein 2o tier, an bos
Der Same 8pltoire MIDI 'erinnerte.
8Dltoire mar elm 56le6ter SpDn, Der
feline 2iebe sr feinen Gltern un6 81 1einer
Jomilie bate I'M lie gu perlQugnen,
nabm ct ben Nomen Bpltoire an, tpdb,
renb Ct 1i6 BON Sous aug Tron5 Maria
Qlrouet nannte. Mie Elm I9le9ter @pbn
mar er ou6 Elm 1dle6ter Biirger unb
untertbon; 1ein Goterlonb pero9tete
uno I6mdbte er unb auf 1ei,1en &6uig
2ubmig XIV. maGte er 9mubi9e @otD=
ren. Gr mar Elm Betrii9er 0er 6ur6
@9ledtisfeit 1i9 gu su berei@ern 1udte;
ein @ollii1tling, Der li0 ben 9anoli6=
5ten Mus|@meif fllngen bingab; elm @pt=
tesldfterer, ber bic @1redlidten Blas+
pbenien gegen @ott uno bic Geligion inn
0funbe fiibrte uno nieber| 9rieb ; elm tn
grimmiser 6eino bes Gbriitentbums uno
Der STRIDE, ber BON tpoDrboft 5otani1 19em
9one erfiilt, hie Mprte tets im Munbe
fiibrte: eroriidet> perni6tet Die peri ilu6te
fatbolil9e &ir9e. 9ie 1Gle1ten @runb=
1dbe 1pel@e ct III leinen Munbe fiibrte
uno in leinem 9eben be fol9te, }pro9 ct
ar9 in leinen 5ablrei6en> nit se>pan6=
ter uno perfiibrerii der Teber 9e16riebe=
men S6riften alls, unb babur9 lit ct Der
9oupturbeber uno 8erbreiter bes I'm
9laubens, 0er @ottloltgfeit uno nlitt=
li9teit in Srontrei9, unb melt iiber
Srontrei9 binaus in oieien geleqI@oftli=
ben Greiien anberer Qdnber getpprben i
er bat Ben Boben 5lbereitet, ollf ,pel6em
na9Der, bic Gaat ber 9tepoIutipn nit III
rem fur9tbaren @rdlleln empor1 19oB. Ct
fiibrte offen ben &rieg 9e9en Gbriften=
tbum un0 Stride. Was Sultan Sem
Npoi itaten ni6t gelungel1, lpollte er poa=
fiibren: oas gDangelium aus ben Ser
5en bes @olfes aus oen1 9eben Der &C.
1eQ19aft aus Dem Mnbenfen Der 0enl6=
beit gu pertilgen. 9ur9 2i9e uuo Ser
ieunbnng, NIT @pott uuo 9oDn 1ubte
er bag Gbri1tentbun1 ld6erlib, bic 2ebren
llno @ebrdu6e Der Stride perd1tli9 81
MAIDEN unb ben 6ri1tli9en @lauben bein
8o1te 81 perni6ten. 2eioer lit ibm ou9
bies BEL einem groben 9beit bes fran501i=
i6en Go!fes selunger, 10 bab pirfli9 in
Grfiillilng g;ng, iuas elmer leiner 2eErer
i'm @o1eg Der Seluiten 5r paris ba CT
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

: a5-s2 + ~ p NJ
mag i'd boppelt ut1 l1,einem 2eibe bobe ,
min i9 rebli9 NIT i'm tDeilen."
Beioe 5ogen ii9 nun aus. Ser @ei1tz
Tide batte 2 Sen1ben a1t, 2 Weiten 2
Yoar 8einfleiber uno iiber Dem prie1ter=
frasen Elm ieioenes Sud-. @on ieoem
bieIer Stide gub er linn ems, uno 5tuar
basieni9e bas er oben trug, folglib bas
Before. Nun tpifelte er fi9 in 1einen
ueberrod uno 9ing eilenos na6 Sou1e,
obne ben ormet Men1 6en SIT fra9en> per
pber tppber ct 1et?
Ser Mrn1e ipeinte Dor Sreuben uno
1e9nete tau len6mol 1einen Wobltbdter.
l1no uer mar Die Ier bolbnodenoe Menl6 ?
gs war Elm point der Suoe> Der berna9
gu Mien biele sunse @el6i9te er5ablte.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

iogte: rbaB er emit Der Tabnentrdser
oer @ottlol ltsfeit in Trantrei9 tpet6e."
8oltoire lit oies ,uirflt9 9eporben.
5eih Telb9el@rei fanb Elm md6ttses
G9p i'm Ser5en beg 1ei6tlinnigen fron=
56li]9en 8olfes, Defenders ser Sugeno
uno 5eDn Sabre na6 Dem Sooe oes Ya=
trior6en bes llnglaubens lieIert Die fron=
56]il6e &ebalutDn NIT ollen i6ren @rdu=
elm in ben @troben BON Yoris Sen blu=
ti9en Gommentar gu 1einen 9ottlp len uno
peroerbli6en 2ebren. 0ie Hepolutions=
mdnner, bic 9lei65eiti9 Seinoe oes Sbro=
neg iino Der N1tdre, oes S1rigtbums unb
bes Priei itertbums tpaten, ertannten unb
perebrter audi in Noltaire ben @oter Der
&epolution; benn linn erri6teten lie
Silb5dulen, rnb feline @9riften puroen
ibr Gpangelium; i'm uno GouI1eou er=
tldrten 1ie feierli6 fiir bic urbeber Der
Wieber9eburt bes Menl l6en9e5ble9tes>" i"
tpie 1ie Die &epolution BE ltdn0ig 71onnten.
v@ie boben oos ni6t 9eleben> ,uas lie
ge59offen," rief bet Gepolutipndr Con-
borcet pon BET Sribiine bes Gpnpentes
6ffentli9 aus uaber lie baben oos &C.
l9afen, 1pQs >plr gel leDen."
Gbe Die @oot luel6e lie ous9eltreut
batten, GUT &ei fe 9efommen> botte @ott
beibe 51pn por 1einen &i9terftubl gefor=
bert, tpo lie gut Ge9en1 16oft fir ibre 90
len Sbaten un6 beren Solgen geapgen
mur0en unb bic perbiente @traf fe 6ofiir
empfin9en. So ouf @r0en np6 pdb=
renb ibres 2ebens bienie0e1, Seigte @ott
an ibnen Die Ma6t leiner 90ttli9en Sc
re6tigfeit.
g8ie Woltaire @ott unb feline beili9e
&ir@e perfol9te !. 10 perfol9te @ptt i'm,
9lei9 allen @ottlo1 1en unb Teinben Ieines
ylamens> bur6 be1tdnbigs Tur6t unb
Mn91t, Die ct i5m einioete> bur9 1ete
@e>piliensbiile , tpomit Die @eele bieles
@ottlo1en gemortert pur0e 10 boB an
linn ,pie an feinem Wn6ern bie @orte
bes beili9en @eifes li6 belpdbrten: vbie
@ottlo1en baben feline 91ube> teinen 6rie=
BEN" 8pltaire 1elb1t be5eu9t bies in
1einen Brie fen oie ct an feline Sreunbe
I6rieb.
Qlm %. Suli 1852 16rieb er an ben
@rafen BON Nr9ental uOft benfe id
an oQ' 6as mas i9 16on gelitten babe>
unO i6 CLAUDE penn i6 einen Spbn
bdtte> Oer biei ielben 2ei0en erbuIben n1iiB=
te> 70 tpiiroe i6 linn aus pdterli9er 2iebe
ben 9ols un1oreben." 9ln benIel6en
16rieb ct am 3. October 1853: v9as
l1ngliid uno bos 2eiben> bos man i'm
5beoter baritellt, lit lueit unter be,n> tpas
i6 ous1tebe." Qln benlelben am 81. 9e=
:ember 1853 uSbr &opf 1T mebr >pertb
als Der meinige; oeun. Der Sbrige bat
sic gliidlid, oer meini9e midi lebr UNI
3lidli9 gema6t." Gnoli6 am "a. 9e=
:ember 1854 16rieb ct an benz lelben @ra=
fen: u3pei Men1 19en Daben 1i3 in ben
etten Sagen bas 2eben genDmmen, 1ie
)atten jeoo6 ba5u 'peni9er nrla6e als
d."
9}oGbem ber 9ere9te @ott oielen @ott=
o1en lange Sabre batte B0les tbun, ober
)ofiir oll6 leioen la 1en> ma9te ct I6lteb=
ib bur9 einen l6redli9en Sob leinem
JDttlD1en 2eben ein Gnbe.
Noltaire batte 10 oft. geru fen: vper@
li6tet Die perf flu6te"> 16liebli6 1pro@
ll9 &ott: u2a1|et uns ben Werflu6ten
'erl1t9ten." SIM Sabre ITS erblelt
SpItatre BON Dem 1Chlpaheu &DntQ Sub
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

.iebt i6lus Sic @tunbe oer s0ttli9en Ser
seltung. @or 5nan5i9 Sabren bate
@oltaire an ieinen TreunO unb Sc fin
nun9sgenoiien b'Nlembert 9ei9rieben :
uSn 5luan5ig Sabren pir6 @ptt l91nes
@piel baben," tpomit ct 1agen polIte>
OaB bann Der ltnglaube berr19en un0
Ie!ne Pbilolopbie iiber @ott uno feline
&it6e trillmpbiren peroe. Ser Brief
ben feline Treunoe na6ber per6Heut(i6s
ten, trdgt Oas Dotllm ppm 25. Sebruor
1853. 9ieie Wprte 8oltoire's 9ingen
lpirfli6 in Grfiillun9, jeoo6 nur in ei=
nem anoern Gimme, in onoerer Wei1e
o1s er 9emeint batte. No6 awanai0
Sabren am 25. Sebruor 1779, bafte
@ott tptrtlt6 lei9tes Spiel - ct rief
Woltoire aus bie1em 2eben ob por 1einen
&t6teritubl. 9ln Oielem Sage befom
Der pbilolopb bes lln9laubens einen
Slut itur5, Der linn Oem Sobe iiberliefer=
te. gr 1tarb> uie uns Die gloublpGroie=
lten 3eu9en beri6ten in @utb un6 pol=
let 8er5tuei flung.
uS6 Bin bon @ott uno sen Men1 6en
perlo1len," i6rie er unaufbDrli6. Sn Sen
@9reden Oes Sobes unD ben Qualen
oer @6mer5en rief er oo5pilben ben
Namen @ottes an, Id iterte Nm aber 5u=
glei6> inoem er l9rie j: vSeius Gbrilfus
Se1us GDrlltus. ~" 9eraOe 10 tpie
no6 Dem Beri6te oes 2octontius oer
&aiier Mayiminus int Sooe 9el6rieen
DQtte.
Gr bittet I'M einen 8ric ter; ober feline
Treuaoe, Die 1ein 8ett tpa9eno Inn lton=
BEN, lieben teinen Prie1 1ter gu ibm, peil
tie IN 1einer 8efebrun9 lire ei9ene Ser
urtbeilung erblidt bdtten.
@o farb er, oDne ben Sro1t ser Re=
ligion, bic ct 10 oft perbD6nt uno per=
ldumoet obne ben 8eiifano ber Prieit ter
Die ct in 1einem 2cben 10 oft perbDbnt
.unb perldumbet, obne Die @naoenmittel
oer &irde> Die ct itets oerfolgt unb be=
rem l1ntergon9 er 9elpinI I6t unb moran
ct . lan9e 9ear6eitet batte. 9lls bic
lebten Mugenblide berannabten, bemd9=
ti9te 1i6 Elm ltiirnil l6er 9(nfou BON
2lnglt, @9reden uuo @er5lueif flung leiner
Seele.
Wie Der 2oiler Moriminus in leinen
lebten Nu9enbliden @ott BON Gr9cln
llmgeben, bor lib 1ab, @eridt iiber i'm
boltenb> 10 iab unO fiiblte audi @oltoire
Die frr6tbare 9}dbe oes er5iirnten @ottes
uS6 fiible," i6rie er> veine 9an0> Die
MIDI por ben 9ti6teritubl @ottes i9leppt"
un0 nit luirrem unO itierem Blid orebte
er ii6 inn 8ette Inn unO tie : u9a 1T
ber Scu fcl, er min midi fo0en. >. Sd
1ebc i'm -. SD iebe Die gan5e S0Qe.
Sast 1ie meg" sSn 0ielem Nugenblide
er9reift er, gequdlt bon einem furGtba=
rem Durite (oem Durlte Der 96lle, ben
er 16on aus iton0), bas neben Dem Bette
ltebenbe. ~ iebt es an ben Muno uno
peri 6lin9t 0eiIen Snbalt; oann it6Bt er
einen fllr9tbaren @9rei aus un0 peren=
oet bel luoelt nit unratb uno 8lut, bas
aug Muno unb Nale floB, Dieler ent=
lebli9e SOB bes @ottesldu9ners unb
@ottesld5 5terers erf fIllte ieinen Mr5t, ben
beriibnntcn $rpn9in, einen Proteltanten
per i'm in Den lebten Mu9enbliden BE-
6anoelte> NIT Mn9t uno @nti ieben. Ct
be19reibt bes Woltaire SOB nit fol9en=
ben Worten: u@tellet eu9 Die gan5e
Wutb un6 &aleret bes Orel ltes Dor uno
lbr hQbt nur elm 16pQ1es Bib bon 0er
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-08

DR. J. g. AYERS co., Practical Chemists,
IOHELL, MISS, a. =. 4.
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-08
Butter.

The Providence Journal says: Their
have been in the Providence market thi
winter q few hundred pals sfbutter which
have history. They came from a single
dairy in Illinois. and are uniform in quail
itv, hardly disti0gulshable, indeed, one
from another, although made in summer
autumn and winter They are swester
and have a fresher and more delicate arc
ma than any ball butter We were able Il
find last summer in Rhode Island. They
contain little salt aud no buttermilk. This
perfect butter is churned daily from fresh
Here is the secret. Mix ono hour. butter
the next. No setting of milk-pans and
skimiag, and storing up of cream. No
subsection Of milk and cream TO atmos-
pheric, electric aud thermal changes. No
expensive cellars, with running water to
secure fresh air aud equal temperature ;
or, default, u perpetual auctuating pro-
duct of butter. In place of the hand
churn, the power churn. In place of the
inefficient hand working ofthe butter, jaws
worked by power, squeezing out the but
termilk, Just as the melted Stag is squeez-
ed out of the softcned iron in padding
The first great obstacle which meets
and often overcomeS the butter.naker is
the difficulty in setting the milk where 1t
will not be contaminated by atmospheric
influences, and the almsst after impossi-
bility Of taking off the cream at the exact
moment when it will make the best and
the most butter; forin climate so var.
liable as ours it nearly always too hot or
too only to have all the cream rise before
it becomes sour or bitter, aud it is evident
that if the milk could be churned as soon
as MIXED this difficulty would be done
away with
The chief and only objection to churn-
Ing milk Instead Of cream would seem to
be the greater amount of labor involved,
it being necessary, Of course, to churu
twice day, or as often as the milk is
taken from the COWS. and to handle a
much larger quantity in order to obtain
Il given amonnt Of butter; but as the
work of setting and skimming the milk
aoi washing the pans would be done away
with-even this objection is not SO great
as mght appear We know one farmer
who has, this summer, churned the milk
Of four cows each morning and night, and
night, and he is highly pleased with the
result. He claims that il fakes, on an
averaged, ono-tenth less milk for pound
Of batter that the buttermik is worth
much more for the hogs than the sour milk
OF the old system, as to the butter, we
cad testify as to ihexeep;iohal Sweetness,
beauty and good faysrg It's strange that
an experiment involving 50 little trouble
and no expense, aud promising SO much,
has been SO little tried, and we hope our
dairy friends will test it for themselves
and give dfytbsJfsut. O99H
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-08

CORSs.-Just fancy for moment n foot with VI
perfect organization, designed by the Creator Il
be Of use to man, and crOwed into u boot or shoe
about two-thrds the size required to Sive room fol
the working Q. the Joints, muscles, &c. of thi'
wonderful structure, Aud tucn nsder II IL Il
auy wonder that uinc-tCnths Of the adult popula
ton and One-hali the children are troubled with
corns, bunions, had nails, and other pedal alict
tiuns all of which are artificial aud unnecessary
DIR. J. BRIGGS ALLEVIATOR and CURATIVE
viii surely Danish them and proper fitting boot,
will prevent their return. Sold by A. 7, Cteav
laad. Iyde Park; Gates Bros. Stove and DEALER
in medicine
DR.. J. BRIGGS THROAT AND LUNG HEALER, Z,
composed of Canda Balsam, Extract of Tamarac,
and ct err Balsams and Gums Roots, Plants, &c
when are combined In the most scientific aud har
mOniuus manner. II Is pleasant and mere asrcca.
bic to toke lhsn any Othcs in nee. OldpeOpic like
It, and babies cry for IL, Sold by A. o. Gates, Nor.
rlsvillc, and NJ J. Leach Wolcott.
BRIGGt' ALLEvANrAn s 0)O reward will be
paid for ease ef Catarrh, Headache or Neuralgia
phich caunot be cured with sleasant, agreeable
and never-faiIing remedy, If used according to di
reOilals Ii Is new combination Of the most re l.
able ingredcn Known for suhduing the vnriuns
diseases for which Il is recommended. Sold by l..
l., Udall, No. wolcott, and A. Robbins, No. HYDE
Park.
PLIES. Are you discouraged by rehentcd rait
ures to obtain azure for this dressing diacaso, II
so, ehrer ups allow that depressed and saddcned
heart to leapwith Joy the tcrrOrs OF internal
bleeding, external and tchiu5 piles ly before qhC
invineihe and wositve result OF BRIGGS PILE
REMEDIES. Sold by ]. II. Croeker, No. Hyde
Park, and Martin Shattack. Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-08

Perhaps some Of your readers ara
not aware how eheaply they can make
outdoor cellars which answer = good par
pose in storing all kinds OF roots. Not
havius cellar 20 az baFps and raifins
several hundred Bushels q roots which
wished to feed to cattle and sheep ia the
winter time. the idea occurred to me "a
make a cellar in a bank convenient to
both the barn AID the shed.
A. il vas an experiment With me, l
thought | would make il as cheap as pos
sible. 80 IL there was 4 failure, there
would not be much loss. 1t was aug
eight feet wide, sixty feet long aud SIX
feet deep. The bottom was ri'ing from
the entrance to the n,aneud, so that wa
ter would Aow out. thoogb irOni The ma,
ture of the ground. it is net likely to over
flow, and has never troubled in that way.
No walls were laid up, but merely
roof put on That was made OF chestnut
poles for railers. the lover cad being put
10 the ground to the depth Of foot. The
pitch OF the roof was very steep. and the
poles or rafiers we're put in touching one
another, and the tops spiked together.
Then rye straw was laid on thickly. IN
courses, as you would ihatch, and on the
top of that two feet Of earth, well packed
and sodded. The lower end was double
boarded aud straw-packed between, aud
the door built in the sa me way.
The cellar was built three years ago.
and keeps roots as good as can be desired,
aud never leaks or freezes. 1t cost moth
ing to me but the labor and the price of
a few nails and boardJOr the end.-COr.
Rural Home.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-08
How TO Cure a Geld.

fla cold settles on the opter, coverings
Of the lungs. it becomes pneumonia, in-
hammation Of the lungs, or hung Hesor,'
and iu many cases carries, off the strogcst
mas'to the grave within week, If cold
falls upon the inuer covering of the lungs,
it is pleursy, with its knife-like warns and
its slow, very slow recoyeries. If. q cold
settles inthe joints. there is rheumatism,
With the agonies of pain, and rheuma-
tsm of the heart, which ia an instant of.
teHsnaps assunder the cords Of life with
no friendly warning. 1t is Of the utmost
Importance, then, in the wiatery weather,
to know SO much how to cure a cold as to
avoid it, Cold always comes cfronl one
caGsc-+somq p9rtof tho body being cold
er than natural for time. IF q person
will keep his feet warm always, and never
allow himself or herself to be chilled, he
or she will never iake-eeld in lifetime !;
aad this can only by due care in warm
clothing-su ayoidancesef drafts and lex.
sposase Whits nultituJesJof eolas come
from cold feet, perhaps the majority arise
from cooling off too quickly after beeom-
ing little warmer than is natural, from
exercise or frcm confinement 10 a warm
apartment. Noc' s,- n.psl lsssoissq ~ 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-08

The ant is soldier, and maintains a
regular standing ARMY. ~ ~ fTH