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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
SECOND DAY.

Pursuant to adjournment the Con
yention re-asscmblcd Wednesday Morn-
ing, the 18th, with number Increased
by the arrival of additional delegates.
Agreeably to adopted resolution the
President appointed the following
Committees:
Erecutiue Committee-James
Chestnut, johnson Hagood, John L.
Manning, A. P. Aldrich, T. Y. ST.
mons, John D. Wylie, J. H. Scriven,
J. 4. Hoyt, VIM. Elliot, NJ. l.. Bon.
ham, NJ. C.Bu.ler, John Brattou, Will
liam Wallace, c. S. Bricc, j. J. Lucas,
B. H. Wilson. 4: NJ. Sims: W. f. Hol-
combe, F. W. Dawson, A. D. Freder-
ick, 7. B. Jeter.
On Memorial and Addrc$S t9 CON-
gress-Armistead Burt, B. II. Rut-
ledge, Richard Lathers, G. y Tren-
holm, 4. S. Ke;tt, ". D. johnson,
Cadwalader Jones, b. P. ChatSeld. =
Committee on State and Munlci-
pal Taxation &C. II Simonton,
Charleston; B. u. Herndou, Able
Vile; J. 4. Givens. Aiken; J. A.
Hoyt, Anderson; II. H. Easterling
BsrnwelI; J. G. Thompson, Beaufort;
S. P. Hamilton, Chester; Z. B. G.
Cash, Chesterfield; W. L. Reynolds,
Clarendon; A. Vsnderhorst: Colleton;
Lewis Jones, Edge6eld; &. Fl. Nc
Master, Fairfield; ". ". Walker,
Georgetown; W. 4. Mooney, Green
vile; J. D. Kennedy, Kershaw; J. D.
Wylic, Lancaster; K. S. Griffin, Lsu-
rens; Gerhard Muller, Lexington; VIM.
Evans, Marion; G. ". Dudley, Marl-
boro; J. K. G.. Nance, Newberry;
Douglass Harrison, York; W. T. Riv.
ers, Orangeburg; W. Z. Holcombe,
Pickens; L. j. Scott, Richland; W.
NJ. Foster, Spartanburg; J. B. Moore,
Sumter; B. II. Rice, Union; S. W.
Maurice, Williamsburg; A. B. Springs,
York; John Conant, Beaufort; David
Strother. Darlington; j. NJ. Miller,
Aiken; ". H. Wallace, Union; B. +
Williamson, Darlington; J. E Tindal.
address to the People Of the State
j. d. Kegshaw, e. r. Miles, J. S.
Richardson, A. b. Woodruff, + A.
Conner, Iredell Jones, John Braiton.
Expense and Printing-E. J.
Scott, J. H. kinsler, J. c. Sheppard,
II. A. Gailliard, C. Irvine Walker, W.
G. Maycs, L. b. Desaussure.
Mmigration-M ". Gsry, B. I.
Williamson, W. N. Lawton, L. 2.
Miller, F. Melchers, James K. Aiken,
W. A. Mooney, E. E. Sell, S. W.
Maurice.
Mr.. Thompson, Of Beaufort, intro
duced a resolution requesting Hon. F.
S. Cardozo, State Treasurer, to furnish
the Convention with copy of the
vouchers upon which he paid out the
1881 600 for the printing Of 1873
1t was referred, and the Committee
subsequently reported favorably upoH
it. The following Committee was ap-
pointed tc loOk after the matter:
Messrs. J. e. Thompson, Gabriel
Cannon and R. G. NJ. Duuuovant.
Resolutions relative to assessment
and taxation, aud the preparation of
All address to the young men of South
Carolina, calling upon them to desi<t
from emigratiug from the State, i'll
this, her time Of need, Were referred to
appropriate Committees: The Exccu-
tive Committee, lot hayipg Aa4 time
to make report, and there eonss.
queat!y being no further business be-
fore the Convention, it adjourned till
uext day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
The legislature.

The proceedings ofthis body during
the last week have been uninteresting
and of little public Importance. 4 con-
current rc<c ion has passed both
houses to adjo>rn sine die, Oh the 9TH OF
March. They are tenacious set to be
sure. but we are glad TO know that
there is a prospect that in the course Of
time they will return to the bosom of
their families. A resolution passed the
House to appoint committee to pre-
pare counter-memorial to that of the
Taxpayers Convention to Congress,
but the Senate refused to concur.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
5 ISELEcTED FOE TEE HERALD.
TO o GInny Foul,

~ - ~@A3@-@J - ~2
That comes and squawks under his winder
periodically, and makes him mad exceed
ingly:
"You miserable, speckled critter, you!
What thunder re squawting about?
Does anything hart you? or doyou squawk
That way IN Ginny. where yoE coce from.
Aad 50 soaaHk row fiom educational predju-
dice2
whst'n mischief do you pun your homely
head
out'nd from under yonr wing and squawk
for?
Whar'sRnder your wing to make yos squswk.
You speekled swine Of bird?
Somethink offensive, reckon, else~ise
You'd keep it there, for it looks better bid.
What do you get on the fence aud squawk
for?
Do you see anything alarmink, you white
gilled,
Specified -fea.he-ed, squawking fool9
How do you suppose fslles can read or
write,
Or sleep, or live, you discordans, Old, ousseo.
Brass French horn, with all the keys open
And the mouth-pieee cracked!
wish / could pisea you, you everlasting,
perpetual, squawking machine!
Whasre thinking abou:2-home?
Yon rascally epitome ofa Ginny war-gong,
A Congo tum-tum and conch-sheli,
A down-eas. village brass bend.
Dry up! you speckled parody Of machine
shopi a:-
Do you think that's mssic? you outrageous
vocal atrocity,
You boiler-maker's exaeerbsted echo!
You squawking abstract Of Pandemoniun,
Do yon think fsllet can afford to furnish
bootjacks,
And so forth, to chunk you with, dog you!
Maybe you think IT'S funny, you speckled
pagan Of African extraction!
Isyonr squawkipg sass or are You fser'd Of
me, say?
Ysa brazen-shroated, shest-iron-lunged cal-
minatson
OF foul crea ton! Here's my backing brush
at youp'
K. n. PEPPER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

COOP FonD AND PLENTY OF IT, produces
the same eirrc: upou person who has been
Starved !hai The Peruvian Syrup, an lron.Tvn-
ic, does uDon ;ilc rak an ,i,.'i'i;atcd: i,
makes them S!ron" aud vigorous. changing
weakness and suffering into strength and
health
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
THIRD LAY.

Convention re-assembled Thursdsy
at 10 A. ~, the delegation increased
by fresh arrivals.
Mr.. J. c. Davis, of Lsurens, was
added to the Committee OF Immiera-
tiou, Mr.. ". c. Dudley to the Ex-
ecutive Committee, and Mr.. J. G.
Sheppard, of Edgefeld, was substi-
tuted in place Of Mr. Dunnovaus Oh
the Committee to wait on the State
Treasurer.
The following was referred to the
Executive Committee:
Rssolred, That the COMMITTEES Oh
Taxation be: and are hereby, request
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
sNetr s. .fgiSCei{aSsco2sS.
4 CARD.
NhwBEEi:Y, 2n,h Erh., 1914

NkNDEhEl, 2b,h CD, 1914
WE, the undersigned. w!!o Lave been en-
gagged with The iru "f Webh 10 rs &
Parker in our variot> t.paciirS rs appears
below. do certify, that Ne h-iieve that W.
Il. W.bA, Who las Teen the managing part
Fer Of the cu:r"rn. has faithfully perform
ed ali OF his Glrir< in that capacity. to the
best OF his knowledge, looking to the in
teres. Of the several parties engaged in the
said !irm imp'rlial!y, and all Of his acts
have been in accordance with tn: same. TO
the lies: Of our knowledge.
(Sighed) J. ". MOTTE, Book.kreper.
l.. c. MOORE, Clerk.
F. y. PARKER,
J. \. BASS, Workman.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

There are fifteen foreigners in Con-
grcss. In the Senate, Carl Schurz, Of
Missouri, is native Of Cologne, Ger
many, and is the only one of the 6f-
teen who has any trace Of foreign ac-
cent. g..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

Ics!Ied upon Mr.. ". G. Parker, one o! the
PARTNERS O. Webb, Jones " Parker. to sui
scribe to lie above writing if he believed it
to be true, aud he replied that he preferred
not TO .:sn the writing, but Stated that the
sentiments thereof were his sentiments 10
the lct,er, AND always had been All Of
this was said in the presence of john 0.
Peoples, vino MAS called to wilnc>ss the
same. w. II. WEBB.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
miscellaneous.

Complaint for l. junction and Relief.
By order Of the Court passed in this &C
tiou Oh the 10Th DAY Of February, 4. D.
1874, the Copartners!ip heretofore existing
between Lambert j. Jones, William Il.
Webb and William Z. Parker, umder the
iruu name OF WEBB, JONES 4 PARKER,
is dissolved, am: tie Creditors OF said Part
nersh;p are ordered to establish their re-
spcctive demands against said Partnership
before nc, Oh or brlor" ,h" frs! day Of
Mavucxt JESSE Z. SMITH,
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas Tor
Newberrv County
Feb. IL, lS74-7-llt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

The above carl has Teen inserted from
the fact Of IL suit pending against III! self by
partners Of minc, setting forth allegations
which | propose to snow TO bc incorrect, as
the card Of the above parties and the state
ment Of W. &. Parker, one Of the alledsers,
plainly show.
And here would respectfully ca!l atten-
ton 10 the fact tina, Judge Montgomery
Moses granted al Injunction to the parties
above mentioned. without any hearing on
MY part, restraining ne from interfering or
intermrddiirg with the business, both as to
the partnership affairs and my own private
interest, which | am informed is both ir-
regular and unwarrantrd.
The whole Of the aft..r forcibly reminds
me OF that ancicnt city Of Jerusalem, when
our Saviour propheticaly seeing their
DOWNFALL for their wICXEDNESs in pity e1-
claimed, On! JcruS4ltm, Jerusalem, which
ki!!cth the prophets and >'oneth item that
are sect unto thee, how Ufter would have
gathered thy children together rs hen
doth gather her brood Under her wings, and
ye would not"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
A writer, expatiating on the fe,til

a Wrlter, expatlatlag on the 1eltll-
izing properties Of suano, gives ve-
racious account Of Kansas soil IN the
following: "a few hours after plant
ing cucumber seeds, the dirt began to
fly and the vines came up like streak,
and although he started off at the top
Of his speed, the vines overlook and
covered him; and on taking cut his
,;ot De- to cut the darned thing, be
whiteness large cucumber gone to seed
value. /
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
DR.. w. r. PRATT,
Sole Agent for this place.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEW BERRY COUNTY,

10 ~ u w EbO Il OAnAi4I-N =
NEWBERhY COUNTY,
By James C. Lcahy. Probate Judge.
Whereas, J. ~ Ward hath made suit
10 Me, to grant unto him Letters o!
Administration OF the Estate and effects Of
James Davenport, deceased.
These are therefore to c:e and admonish
all and singular, the k;pilei aud creditors
at the sail deceased, that they be and
appear, before NE, in the Court Of Probate,
10 be held at Newberry Court House, S.
c, on the 18th day OF March next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have,
ahy the said Administration should Tot be
granted. Given under my Hand, this 10Th
day OF February, Ammo Domiui, 1874.
JAMES {. LEAHY, J.P.S.c.
Feb. 25, ST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
The HepaIde .
TyGS. T. esEsEkER, EDITOR.
IRA i. JONES, ASSISTANT EDITOR.
NEwRERRX, s.. G. --~-
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25, 1874
I,ApER For TKE PEOPLE.

The Heral., is in the highest respect Fam
ily Newspaper. devoted to the material in
lere,ts OF the people Of this County and the
State II circulutcs extensively. and az IN
Advertising mediam offers unrivalled ad-
vauta.cs. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25
NOTICE,

The subscriber vii! make Q final settle
ment on the Estate Of William Elmore, de.
ceased, in the Problte Court for Sewberry
County, on "Wednesday, the 2sth day Of
March next, and will apply 10 said Cour;
'ffag his final discharge as said Administra-
or!SH persans having claims agains;
said Estate will present the same to my At
:orneysb Aessrs. Fair, Pope l. Pope, on or
s'ss :. JOHN 4. ELNORE,
AdIaislfSss:: the Estate Of William Elmore,
dec .and& Feb. 25, S-jt.
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247 ACRES.
POL ACRES.

more or iess, and bounded by lands Of 4.
L. Lark, "Chsppel's Ferry" Tract. Sc
TERMS SALE--0ue-third cash balance
on credit of one and two years in equal
annual instaitnents, with interest from the
day o! sale; the purchasers to give bonds
with at least two good sureties, and mort.
gage Of the premises to secure the credit
portion and 10 pay tor papers. Sold At
risk Of former purchaser If cash portion
is not paid by o'clock Of the day Of sale,
the land will be re-sold at the risk Of the
purchaser.
.. J. J. CARRINGTON, s. NC.
sherifHs Office, Feb. Z, 1874. .....s
Feb. II, C-3t. +l5
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Foreclosure 0! mortgage. $3.50.
In pursuance OF an Order in the ADORE
case from the Hon. Montgomery Moses,
Judge Of the 7th Judicial Circuit. I will sell
q: public outcry, i, Ncwberry c. H., So.
Ca,
On the First Monday in March next,
the following Real Estate, so-wit: the place
known rs the ''lIome Place." containing
One Hundred and Forty
seven (l47) Acres,
more or less. bounded by lands OF John D.
Koon, J. y. Brooks, Thomas B. Rutherford,
Thomas b. WadliIgton, and others.
TERMS-0ne.tLird cash. balance ca .
credit of twelve months with interest from
he day Of sale, purchaser giving bocd
and mortgage Cf the premises 10 secure the
credit PORTION. Cash portion TO be paid By
o'c!o.k Of the day Of sale, or the land
will he resold at risk Of purchaser. Pur-
ch .ser 10 pay for papers.
J. J. EARRINGT0N, s.x.c.
Sheriffs Office, February 4, 1874.
Feb. II, 6-3t. Tie.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

West Alabama papers state that hun.
dreds of negroes who left there to 60
to Mississippi and Louisiana are re-
turning, some Of them even walking
100 aud 200 miles to get home.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

at the usual hour, in front of the Cour.
House, the following Real Estate, viz:
One (l) Tract of Land, known as Chap
pe!Ps Ferry" Tract, lying on both sides Of
the Saluds River, and containing: ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

4 colony of Germans is SAID to
have been organized in Chicago. who
have bought one thousand acres Of
land in Landudah County, Mississippi.
with the intention Of raising silk
MOruS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

Feb. -, Sit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

There were manufactured in Cali
foruia last year 50, 5,l54,359 cigars. Of
which 3j, j,05O, 800 Were shipped to the
Eastern States, and there were import
cd into San Francisco during the
same period. 4,45O, O,5l2.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-25

A mass meeting vi c!liLcuS HHfc
passed series Of resolutions, closing
thus:
ReSo1red, That We claim now at
the hands Of Congress. us We havs III
the past, recognition of the govern
muut vlccted in November, 1872: OF
which Governor McEIery is the head;
or, in default thereof, that the pres
cnt government be superseded by mil
itary provisional rule. and an election
ordered under Federal auspices, rs the
best that Can b. accorded Us.
Philadelphia, February 10.
The formal report Of the Siamcsc
Twins autopsy WAS made to day.
The bodies Of the twins Were exposed
upon a table in the upper end Of the
hall in front Of the audience. Tie
plaster casts which were taken from
time to time during the progress Of
the autopsy were at hand, and toseth-
cr with j nurlbcr of diagrams, photo
graphic views aud drawings, were used
by The de:.al,ssr?Eor, DR.. v. +. Pan
coast, to illustrate the report. The
bodies were also very frequently used
by DR.. Pancoast Cor the purpose Of ex-
planning passages of the report. The
most Intense interest was displayed
during the remarks of the demonstra-
tor explanatory Of certain physiological
peculiaritics in the respective bodies.
prominent among these peculiarities
was what Dr.. Pancoast called "the ia
tai cord" which extended from the
mucous membrane Of the stomach, to
which it adhered, in the direction of,
but not quite into, the band Of union.
There were peculiarities of the umbil-.
zealand liver in each bod, together
with many other abnormal groWths,
rarely found in the human anatomy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-05

some local and other matters are put
over lili ue1t week.
Rev. Dr. eastman occupied bi.
pulpit the trst tune TOT several weeks hast
sabbath. lie numerous friends are glad
to e, him Il bis post Of daiy once more
Seven young people were received
into the Congregational church on pro-
iesston Of faith last sabbath, very pleas
ant sight to witness,
Letters remaining In the Post ONCE
1T Manchester, March 4lh, 1874: l.. b.
Clougb, Mr.. Francis S Burns, G, 4.
Davenport, Frank Fairbanks, {. Is, iio.
bart. Luclas liattshorn, Herbert Mallory,
J Read rembei, James steward, -. II.
Vsfney, Miss Mary v Disssy.
Wu. II. BrR1oS, +. NJ,
AT the annual town meeting, OF
Tuesday, lhe following officers were
elected. Moderator, VI. \. Colburn;
CLERK, u. H. simnnds; Selectmeu. T.. u.
smith. John BATHS, S. W Booru; Treas.
urpr. Il. Amcs' Ogcfseer Of the Poor,
T. u. Smith Constable aud Collector, 6.
II Smith; Second Constable, J. T..
Nichols, Listers, A. J. Cray Il. W.
Dean, NJ. Cauhcld; Auditors, NJ ;. col.
burn, ;. G.. Gone, u. h. simouds Trus-
tee Of Public Money, w, z. Black Fence
Viewers, Gilman Wilson, II, X. Fowler,
a. J. Gray; Town Grand Jurors, II. ".
Dean, A. J Gray; scalei Of weights aud
Measures, Truman Perkins; Inspector OF
heather, ]. II, Whippe; Pound Keeper,
Loycaud Munsou: Inspectors OF Wood,
Lumber aud Shingles, II. X. Fowler, J,
&. Blackmer; Town Agent, Loveland
Muusou; Superintendent of Schools, d.
X Simouds. Voted to raise 10 cents on
the dollar Of the grand list, to be - cents
il paid on or before the 18th OF August.
Voted to accept the proposition OF Hon.
Marx skinner, of Chicago, in relation TO
soldiers monument aud TO appropriate
the sun Of 81 500 for that pur-
pose. Tie proposition referred 90 Is for
q heroic sire, la italian marble, scalp
tured by the renowned colored artist
Llmona Lewis, Judge skinner, with
hl, usual libeu,ity, offering to contribute
large sum lu aid 10 the purchase, When
hui.lei, ihe monument viii u0t he eS.
,tHea ~ beauty BY any Ia the state and
Will ae uns ul which tiie town mgt well
Is proud.
There will Ue special meeting OF
Adoulram Lodge. +. x a. NJ, this,
UbutsdaY,) at : O'Clock, r. NJ, sharp
Work on the SID degree.
T.. l.. MfgAN, " n.
"A. J. Gray received 60 votes for Go.
Commissioner al cor tosn meeting, " hicu
were all the votes cast. We have heard
81 40 other candidate,
The winter term Of Burr & Burton
seminary closed with an examination OF
sume Of tbs classes on Monday aui - SO.
ial gathering ga MouAsy evening, ia
which many 81 the ylIagc people were
invited. The gathering was very pleasant
asa iu''f AFptee''''o ny zoe students ana
invited guests. Inc p'offs'' ''' ''' "'A'
teim !. very good
TN iuNii@'i'' 81 MIS- -" '"''" 4i'd
=. IL Ov"e '"e heA' meeting "i 'ha L'''
viatA S'ao "'h be- heiA D." ile F'iiof Oh
Ns'.dt'l'r h"'e'+ l's7''oft' @es'r' " m'
T. baA'Af G. l., Aa"''as Mrs. \ .. "f''
a"d AR. y. II. teih'hF.
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AZ iHisreatss aEf iarata fs sasH3
No Iaa y Br8eBaa wl8 Ieelara al
Aaauf Ball fals fIaan8sr1 evening" 81
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hafe af tts Temperance clas~ A8#s
aea 81 afBfs Ia# name H- aIgals
.eatea II ia lice parer
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elected Tart5aF. Moderator t5eafa.
Hasenrder. Town Clerk. q. rs. PARSE.
-s.eumaa. 20 =. WIHiams. i g. CHl
atb. Is. IS FaraeH, Treaamer e. W
rHrwcl. Orer=eer q Poor !. *. -g&e..
lisa Constable. lessee Baugae. g Caa la.
hfaD. 81. trush. Jurisdiction al ile s..an.
Aaessor, Isaae Barrow la Cochran. .
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Teal Intelligence c..

THURSDAY MARCH l''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-05

--Seleetmen, X. NJ. Progtu, Ralph
BENTLEY, 4. NJ. Hamilton; Listers, ". b.
Randall. George Draper, !, r. Barber;
Town Agent, sherman Nichols: Con.
AaUl., Wills Bentley; Grand Jurors,
David rculley, Sherman Nichols; Over.
sec, OF the Poor, Moorehouse Hamilton;
Fence Views, ". r. lIuyL David >ul,
Thomas Hayes; Superintendent of
schools, W. ! Hamilton; Auditors,
John Parker, ". J. Hamilton, Parker
lioyt; Town Clerk aud Treasurer, ". B
Randall.
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Robins, blue birds spring, auctions
and town meeting have "ith s.rt OF
gush all come forward urging their rec
spcclire claims to our attention at one
aud lhe same time. Spring aad the birds
are AWAY, welcome, reminding &c. rs
they do OF the sew life and new Joys, tine
preliminary step toward the tnliimeut of
the great PROMISE Of seed Time aud lar-
vest. without which $50 Our efforts atc 60
vaiu.
--Anr,sri.. fol tnl. locality arr a sort Of
Institution which make their aunaal ap-
taarsuc. st This season Of the vear. at
~ h,eh much vaiaahle property exchange.
b,rt. p,..tfr of an agricultural char.
ar.ar at.d gen,raf.g at good prices.
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ARLINGTON

By au oversight the notices Of town
meeting were not posted and there vii
be consequent delay.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
VOLUME 37---NUMBER 1919.

less than a teaspoOnful of water. /
have seen two or three ounces of ice
fed to six months baby in this way
with decided benefit. 1t will sound
like very heterodox practice, but |
asked the advice of one of the best reg
ular and hospital physicians in New
York about it, and he commended it as
most iudicious.
Lastly. babies need plenty of nursing
and petting. They take great comfort
i'll lying in the arms of :; healthy per
son. Weak ones ought not to be put
off in pcrambuiators and little chairs,
and made to sleep alone at night in cool
weather. The sympathy of the mother
or nurse does more for them than the
doctors do. Gently rubbing OF rather
str"king downward from head to foot is
good for them. and Young babies will
lie on the bed under ii strOking with
both hands ina trance of delig ght.-!Shi
ley Dane IN HedrH and Home