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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12
T1HE ARIIFIcIAL sToNE CoMPANY

rrHE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
are prepared 70 supply at short notice, Tiing for
House and Lawn Steps, and Platforms; honses
fronted; cellar walls and fopr.ng cemented 70 ex:
made perfectly dry, and. sure preventive against
WORK executed for which Portland Cement e
Sdapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In q lew
DAYS superior to any the marbles natural stone
IN common use, and Is an admirable imitation OF
either marble or stone; Is more durable, and In
its crushing resistance with age Its beauy
= , .nss,,''sA @. N. BosERTs, hsnsgsI,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12

SUNDRIES.
+. E. Smith & Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR. just received fresh from the
mills in Brooklyn, My, and for sale low.
Also. another hogshead (neariy ton wcIght,)
choice new TURKEY PRUNEs, which we sell At
cents, or seven pounds for q.
In short, our stock is now large and complete, and
we are selling low.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
NAVY DEPARTNENr.I

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGroN, June ,. IS7s.
Sealed proposals, ihdorsed and addressed 10 the
Secretary OF the Navy. will be received until Il
O'Clock m OF the nth Of June, to supply the Navy
Department and offices thereofin Washington with
fuel, viz: .s,...a.
80 tons q 90 pounds to toni best quality white ASH
egg Coal rt..--
10 tons 20 pounds to toni best quality white ash
nut Coal -..-.a--.u.-.-
leo cords 2s cubic feet) OF wsIseasoned. good size
Oak Wood
locoIds ds cubic feet) well-seasonsd bakers Pine
All of which will be weighed, measured and In
spected by the Navy Department Inspector, at the
expense Of the contractor, according to the require
ments OF the act OF Congress approved July H. 1870
These supplies must be delivered at the Navy De-
partment. or Office for which required, by the nth
July next, t0iusure which, bonds will be required
Of the successful bidder. . -
Bids may be made for either wood or coal, or for
both, but must state much per cord ton, asthe
case may be, without distinguishing as 70 size OF
coal or kind of wood. GEO. NJ ROBESON,
les Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12

~ It 90 E.
sr....- .r.s BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, )
--...r--s4-. WAsHIsoIoS. April -. 1874. \
All complaints in regard to neglect on the part OF
the contractor for the removal of the garbage
should be addressed 10 the undersigned. at
Room No. 2 Columbian Building, Four-and-a-nalf
street northwest. W. r. WALLACE,
apis Inspector Of Garbage. =
eEDR. 9. 9. BOND HAS REMOVED
49, TO No. SIS First street, between II and
streets. Calls left at the Drug Store corner OF
Tenth street and New York avenue will receive
prompt attention. ~ ,mh2i-tr
~eALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
- Cod Liver Oils, TIoches, &C., at the Tenn
pie Drug Store. nou
~CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
~ OF the DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,, and all other city papers, can be OBJ
tanned from j. BRAD. ADAMS, Stationer and
News Dealer, under st. Cloud hotel, corner Of 4
and Ninth streets. fe1s-tf
HBeN OTICE.-I AM NOW PAYING
- high cash prices for secondhand Clothing.
have Just started ibis business and need the goods
HERZOG, el7 ID street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest prompt attention will be given.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12

Everything sold guaranteed to give satlsfae'
tion, and II not so can be returned. We
deal In FIRST quality and FINE goods
only.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12
EOR THE WARM WEATHER.

Choice Table clarets, Qatswba Wine Cham
payne Cider, Lemon Sirups Raspberry SiruP, Rasp-
perry ytasgar, Gantz,s Lemon sugar, Csllfofnla
very old Brandies and Whistles for medicinal pur-
poses f0f saie 'neAp " HENRY EsAN.
jsis-at tstarl Seventh and L SITS. n. W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12
pATES on ADyFRTIsINo !:

Mail subscribers, $50 per year; eLoo for SIX
onths, and 500 for three months. Terms in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12

R~DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PERFUME
~ ries, Ponades,, Toilet Articles, &C., ct low
est rates, At TEMPLE DRUG STORE
~ePURE WINES ANDLlQUOR FOR
- medicinal purposes, &c the Temple Drug
Store. .rI7gl ~ Z Z - -..4r ss novl
RSWHEN YOUCANNOTFIND WHAT
- you want az other places, try the Temple
Drug Store. II and Ninth streets. - 4 noy1
observation-disclosures
~ specifics At the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner Fsnd Ninth streets. ca l-1 7,
nFeLEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
~ PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
at the REPUBLICAN, JOB OFFICE. nols-tf
r~WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12

RrKIRKWOOD'S INHALER Is THE
only complete and effective apparatus for
inhalfng yapors in the modern and only propt
method Of treating Catarrh and simillr Diseases.
FOR sale BY all the principal druggist and instrI-
mentdealers. ..tI.-- l-- jeS-lv
he Il. H. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
~ removed Office to his residence, 1o3 Second
street, third door from Pennsylvania ave. jan5-lm
n~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio College Of Dental Surgery. al Sew
eDth street, east side, bet. y ana E, a few doors
south of odd Felows' Hall. Wasning tnn. Gas used
in extracting Teeth. Teeth o. a set, either jaw.
F.. ~ ~ ~ vI7-tf
nrNOTICE To HACKMEN.-THOSE
- Hackrnen who do not pay their proportion
OF the expense OF keeping the Hack Stands cesn
will not be allowed to occupy the stands BY order
Of the Board Of Public Works ~ z .-t - '-7-~|
myl2-tf CLEMENT HILL, Gen. Inspector.
F MIL MS
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA,
I'D Pennsylvania avenue, near wilard's,
DEPOT FOR MINERAL WATERS.
apI6-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12

Supplied with everything desired for trip.
We give particular attention to liking out
pleasure parties for long or short cruises. =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12

The ofics Of Inspector OF Buildings has been Rk-
MOVED frUm the corner OF Fifteenth and u stretts
70 room II, Morrison building, where all applifA-
tons for permits TO build should be made.
|. les. es' VI 'Hs c HAS 8. Johnson. secretarv
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01
FEVER AND A0uE.

FEvKR AND AouE eur~d for any esnt TAer> is
not remeAsl srent IN shis usrd thai will eurr fssef
sad ksus. AID III cthsr nsisriena nneez Nceriet
1ypheid, Yellow. and ether fssers fsidsl - RAD.
WAYS Ptfsi.sl 20 quick as RADAAYs READY kk-
Likf Fifsy cents per hs,tis,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01
VINEGAR; :ali13&
~. !. Walkers California VIM

Dr. J. Walkers California Vim.
cgar Ritters are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the iia.
tive herbs found on the lower ranges OF
tie Sierra Nevada mountains OF callfor-
MIA, tho medicinal properties Of which
arc extracted thcrcfiom without the use
of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked. "what Is the causc of tho
unparalleled success OF VINEGAR Bar
TgRsfr Our answer Is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life-giving printlpir,
4 perfect RenoYator and lnyigorator
of the system. Never l,cfDrc IN the
history of the world has q medicine been
compounded possessing tho reniarkahie
qualities ~ vtSgGAR l;iTrkRs IN healing fhs
siek OF every disease inan Is heir ~. They
are 4 renfle purgatiye a. wcltss q Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation nf
The Liver and yiseerai Organs u Bilious
Dlssases tt iaHl 1851
The properties az On. WAIVERS
risssAsllrTERs are Apyrieut, niaph"retie,
Carminasive, Nutritious. Laxative. Dilifefic,
Sedariye, Counter fritant Sudorihc, AltsEA-
tive, and Anil Bilious.
=. -. lzeaS,,sALD a CO..
Druggists and Gen. Arts- Saa frsneisra cailssraia
aad rar. II Wsslanxfsa saA chsEftpn Sts. y. Il.
Soid by all Drug z ists aud ID Afsrss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01
The Bitts,s are ED ether W ne botds cr
oas al III per bale.

Ps1Iss IL ssrd'sg hsfers s,r aa,sss e. 10 ti,elr
diseases wIh eonlsf qffsir fsyer ~ stx.nx nsnse
Of tountt a. Weilas losa wifefe tlirf re4is It
viii ave ~ = wonderful amglnf u tIs1s and -is-
nofages Z ihisaab " 0t,sefkef
The Pery Aromatic Bitter Company.
rib. 70 ~. " ryurilasd 81. N. N.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01
GO TO TEXAS
Lone Star Route.
(Ies,uaite.al and cesat Eoraep R. RI

I Af@rf HtsAttff*+at f.tta 9fttU AftINrFN ~ ~
ID DAsskNGEIfs esing e Texas VIA MsmphEs
Il and Lille kerk. or via fhrsvrport. zsriks
this lins ~ lsonEylcU. the iB.~s R0uts Il Paies-
tine, Iiserne. ws.n. Austin. Huntsville, uous-
I'm. tialss-tsn xgd az psints iH wsa~rn. Gen.
trsl. ExsteFn ssd sonihrrn rsxas.
frsssnrrs via View Ofirsns wili hnf n fh< its,
Route b. Tyler. Nlurais. fszIiss. Ossffen. &roea-
sit. l.0nEsicw and ali poinss - Es~s~rn and
NrFthrarfrr Texas.
This line = wrIl bufft skscrssehis sanIppsl
with esefy Iaa<:srn inlp<ssess~rf. i~< iud'sr Srw
sud Eiexsni nsy Coarh<s. FullEnan pslse< %lrpp-
ins Car. Wtsfinghns@ .kir ~ akes. MHiesss Pa
tsoi sssiy PlsffarBr snsi ssspirr-: nad nsxherr
else eaa - fss-esu,rr = rrlpe'iciy drrrna %
q sfsriif So afgi ettfiF - 49, M,.pstrv
Tlss ltjNE wrAa lssswle 10 .imfraias IN.
styegc4 I'll. - i'sr = ~ ia f-s y n ghs
nfri, eaa tsiiHs : vsllttie sni rsiTecf map
uiirh san b. ..lfslasd lF-r.a rh.rsr. b. ailrrs.-
ma tn GENEEAL TirEEI. AGkNT. taiefus-
tI'nlf and sress Nefthrfa Railroad. iiousion,
Tsxas. M - 4s..E -
DiarAst E.l FfA tly.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01

Recently purchased IN I've hest Ngrthern Mar.
ket., and emhrscsag ~ ilie issess .iyle. e
Dfess Coil, Fascy Goyis al Nft
BIRAcaED &BRowS Dow 3fics.
Blankets. Shawie iira-gaills.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01
DIX GnsHs, IiIdlg Z BsHlbIs
Great Family Medicines,

Prepared ezprsely jar a,sd adapted to 1s
So.aAsfn climate.
.Cg1pOaml Ex1ra1 COrgaaifs," !" i The
mos po~e-fnl asd szRcienf Alternative and Blood
Puiaer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fr serofuIa,
feoe~dary syrkfiss, ErwF<seas on the ssia. aad
~ e.sss,s. - shrs ere rfsd''sed by b-d sr M
..Dr. Greenes Fit cms.'' cures All
kinds of Fiis. sJassrs and censnizlous. which de.
pend upon iFritstrw n the nerve centres. olisn
NioIs the Fnsffagf1w srst day . uss sssr xhsrc
thru hate existed ~ ysaS
+. Hsdiatef H.s,ey.' ihs great rsmsdy
Coz Coughs. Celds, crcsp. 1slEas Ee1seLnis,
Sore ThroGf and ~ diss-rs of ihe Air pss ~
snd Lung. u does not siekrn tie rst.s,.s. \
pleasant % iate, prOlapt u u, aetlca. dyts noi
lljure the appeiae or fnrir tlgesfios y moi
Expecsoznt.do.
Ouyf. EeAraLgia Sperife'' Z q psrfrc,
specihc &c Nenroigta gciafiea. Rheprstlrus. A
al muscular or nefvous pths wherever sfnafrd.
Ihess Neot4ncs aTs prepared vita great care
IRON psriet y reiAbie slrtls. snd for ~ fepecisl
cis=sfs II dirrsses named upon each buffle. No
ens ef iAsra y fhlme4 :. .'ciire ALL They are
tAentbes1f tlla i<mt wsslthwe hare nned hi aSlr
praetire ibf years. md IL tlrls Recommending
fJsm g. The riilBir Ne know hffeof ae sfirm.
Thfy are ssfe, refsbt asd efscsrlf. eettr qniek
snd thcroilkhly. tFy teen ssd yed ela want
se shsn As ysaf JraKglettot ihsu.
rer ssls ~ Drugge;k eensIAlp. Pfepafed o.
Dr. Gsrrsr. LrsotrY 4 Brs4Ler.
Charlotte, n. q
n. B--Cdnesrs. Thmors and ETceg,
treated y herstofors by
A6ses 0reor ctrsber <nnf0<sss
a rksy1nss. GOiasborc ard AshssilIs.
9~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01

r-nsry snd uomb dis>s-es erarsl pssssss.. prspsy,
sspps<s % Natsr. incsnsasnss of urss. tsxsss ".
bfick aast deposits tbs ustsr Il isirk tsts. t@f
via sanss3ness ks ihs shl 2. a. sk ~ ttfsai. lke
snrs ard whi,s bono d1a dspo-its asa wien fk~rs
prskinr earnlnE s<r.a,ioa whsa ga..ins vrtrr ard
1smor Of ne Years. Groir.a
Cured bv RadWay's Reso,reni.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14
LONG SERMONS

We viii 90 CUR full length Of horns,
ears, teeth and t0e-nails. against long
wInded man IN any line Of mental. NOR
al, oratQric or rhetoric labor. This IS
an age Of short, sharp and decisive &C
ton. Long speeches, long articles, long
sermons, long prayers and long hymns
are an Accumulation Preaching breth-
ren. mark 1.-THE most popular minis
ter, with saint and sinner, christian and
worldliug, Is he who can squeeze most
gospel into the smallest space-who can
crowd most truths into the shortest time
The world can't afford to sit, dangling
away precious hours. while some veneer
able drawler twiddles Unfortunately over
theologic hairs and straWs- Under the
sopariie influence Of specialized and
White-eravatted cid post-auger, boring
away for an hour and half, On sub
jeet dry as the mummy-skins Of Egypt.
all On Observation-Disclosures melting
Sunday morning. old men keep time
with their heads TO snoraI psaImody /;
young men and maidens carry On hymn
book f1rtations; small boys wear holes
IN the gabIe-ends Of their trousers. By
twisting IN their pews; and the more
wakefuI and deEoUt brethren and sisters
resort to wild system Of #inks, pinches
and smelling salts, to keep the wOuId-be
attentive spirit from yielding to the So
Icitations Of the can t-heIp-but-be drow-
81 flesh And We don't blame. we pity
them All the boiIs. tooGh-aches. rheu-
mabisms and green-appIe consequences
7 we ever suffered, combined refined and
intert#ined. fail infinite leagues Of spIr-
ituaI torture below such an infection Of
summer religion Brethren. be not as
the heather are, who think they shall
be heard for their much speaking. Cut
your prayers short Don't stop to ez-
patiate half an hour On every trivia
guat' s-heel Of doctrine or dogma. which.
when expounded, isn't worth 4 pewter
niekle to any thinking mems soul
Don't try to monopaIize the time Of tbs
Almighty. Remember that millions q
: others, IN every corner Of creation. ar
! addressing Him simultaneously wit
? you Be earnest be plain. be briei
{ Brevity's the soul Of wit. and It's the Is
E sence Of effectuaI hat-weather g0speIE
g ing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14


A BEAUTIFUL SEzTINENT-Shdrtly
befure his departure for India. the Ia
mented Heher preached sermon. which
contained this beaufIiffuI sentiment
Life bears Us au Ike the stream Of
a mighty river. Our boat giides down
the narrow channeI-thruugh the play
fuI murmarng OF the little brook. and
the winding Of It's grassy borders. The
trees shed their blossoms over cur Young
heads. the flowers On the brink seem To
offer themselves "a cur young hands
We are happy N hope. and grasp eager-
" al the beauties around us-hub the
stream hurrIes On. and still our hands
are empty Our course N youth and
manhood Is along wilder food. amid
objects more striking and magnificent
We are animated at the moving pictures
Of enjoyment and industry passing Us
We are exGIted at home shors-EITad dis
appointment The stream bears US On
and our JOYS and griefs ara alike left be
hind US We may be shiPwraeked- W
cannot De delayed whether rough q
smooth. the river hasssns To fts home
TIL the r0ar Of the ocean Is N our ear,
| and the tHszIng Of the waves Is heneaa
our feet and the land lessons from gu
eyes. and the foods are Efaed around i
and We take our leave af earth and !;
!, inhabitants, until Of our further va7aa
Il their L no witness, save the Infinite an
q EtarnaL"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14
2fsricirlfllraI department.
CHANGING SEEDS.

LITTLE FALLS. n Y, Sept 3D. 1874
Editor Pamrvy's DenocrGt:
The advantages to be gained IN the
change Of seed are not generally appre-
eiated. and the reason why farmers DO
not obtain more frequently seed not
raised upon the farm IS in the SUPPOSE
ton that it Is not necessary to do 50 in
order to make it more probable that i
good crop may be secured Coed seed
Is always considered eEe Of the requisite
conditions and in order that good seed
may be had it Is necessary that 4 change
Of seed be obtained as often as possible
A more perfect product IS thus secured,
and consequently more profit Is realized
by the agriculturist.
In tie vegetable is IN the animal
kingdom. if new blood IS not introduced
the stock degeuerates gradually, and
finally runs cut. The same applies with
equal force and substantially the same
results in the vegetable economy, for the
same seed cannot be used upon the same
land but few years before it becomes
worthless as an article Of production
Different kinds Of soil have different
constituent elements. and when seed
which Is raised upon enc formation Of
soil IS transformed to another entirely
different IN It's formation, all the prop
critics enter into more perfect develop
ueut as well as the quality Of the arti-
Gle produced This natural rule Of ae-
ton IN vegetation Is Of primary import
ance. and should be observed IN order
to realize the most desirable and profit
able results
The carelessness Of those engaged II
the cultivation Of the soil IN neglecting
to change their seed Is the means Of
much loss which IS frequently attributed
to other causes, when crops fail to come
up to the expectation Of the cultivation
Of the land; but when change Of seeC
Is practically introduced It seems almos
impossible that such changed result
could be produced by simply changin!
the seed. The better results are yer,
generally considered to De produced be
cause the variety IS much better thai
that already IN common use, when tn
secret Of the whole matter IS that th
superior results have been caused b
the rapid change the seed has been u
dergoing IN great diversity Of forma
tons Of soil. by which superior prOdue
ton IS kept up. It'll the only mean
by which seed can be produced that
anything ike perfect.
The expense Of changing seed Is bu
little compared with the advantages gain
ed And this fact together with tn
benefits to be derived from the obser7
anee Of the rule Indicated. and the lose
that must Inevitably come from It's nes
lect. should be stimuIus TO actual
the agricuIturist IN securing a choice
production GEO. P. WILCOX
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14
22slisious Department.

A correspondent writes Is follows IN
regard to > sermon recently preached IN
Glover
Il good practical sermon was address
ed to the people Of Glover On Aug. 18th.
and It ought to be preached and treas
ured up in the memories Of the hearers
What IN important truth was pressed
home to the attendance Of al, when the
preacher alluded to the fact, that pro-
Tossing christians are often the most
ready to give credenee to the false and
slanderuus reports that the devils agents
are circulating IN regard to the eharac-
ter and doings Of brethren, friends and
uefghbors. We should thank the Lerd
for giving Us ministers who dare preach
Christ crucifed' and point to the err
rurs that are found among christians
We should put IN practice the teachings
OF this sermon. and De OF all the Ie1sI
disposed to suspect others Of wrung, and
the most ready TO aid the falling and the
fallen by counsel. kindness and advice
1t Is Christ-like to lift up brother, 1t
Is satan's way to bring to ruin, TO place
his subjects out in the cold world where
they shall be beyond sympathy, and
where the tongue Of the unkind and IN
charitable shall recount their folI1es and
their sins Would that we might have
scores Of the practical and useful ser
mons. such as the one Of which these
few thoughts convey but poor idea. "
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14

AN INTELLIGENT SHEEP DoG.-An IN
stance Of extraordinary intelligence in
dog Is given By correspondent Of Land
and Eatar. The gentleman who wit
messed the event was q short time since
% a visit to Scotland, and during one
OF his walks be came across some men
who were washing sheep Close to the
water where the operations were being
carried On WIS small pen. IN which a
detachment Of ten sheep were placed
handy TO the men for washing. While
watching the performance his attention
WIS called to sheep dog lying down
close by. This animal, On the pen be-
coming nearly empty, without d word
from any one started of TO the main body
Of the flock and brought back ten d
their number and drove them into the
empty washing pen The fact Of the
dog bringing exactly the same numbel
Of sheep as had vacated It he looked IL
on at hrst as d strange coincidence.
mere chance But he continued Iaok1n.
on and. much to bis surprise. as zuol
as the men had reduced the number {
three sheep, the dog started of agai1
and brought back ten more; and so b
continued throughout the afternoon
never bringing one more nor less. an
always gong for fresh lot when auI
three were left IN the pen, evidently BE-
ing aware during the time the last thre
were washing he would be able 20 brin
Up fresh detachment.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14

Hay-cakss. composed Of hap and straw
very hnely cut. well mixed with crushed
oats or rye, and moistened with a soIu-
ton Of rape seed or hnseed aII-cake. and
then vel worked and formed into tab
lets under pressure. have been for some
saaas saAP1szsd *. Es-sns1r 10 +. suu-rsass-
ent and portable food for horses.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14

think I We 10 not undervaIue what
We have. God viii bear with eur pT Tris
l0ngings for what We have not know
a lady whose little boy died She had 4
nephew OF the very same aga. who much
resem5led HIM Que would have thought
her heart would have opened % this
child On the contrary, she would not
suffer him N the r1sm with her God
had removed what she wanted. 50 she
hardened her heart and refused what
He left She might not be a mother,
thersfnre she would not be IN amt
i That was wicked
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14

The sun should never be allowed 70
shine On butter. or u package containing
butter More butter IS injured fran
the farmhouse TO the viIlage store. and
m transportation By careless. unthink.
Ing or willfuI parties, than from al 9th,
CT causes combined.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14

An agricultural implement manufac-
tarer IN Maine has Just received IN or
der from England for LOCO grints5une
frames. This Is the fourth or fifth sell
son that he has made 4 large number ot
these frames for the Engiish market.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14

Mrs. A F. Slater. Of birmingham.
Mass. Is driving woman, she got IN
nlnetE-faur loads Of hay IN seventeen
days. recently, with the aid Of one man
and boy, she doing ali the pitching, y
and part OF the moving away.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14

The cattle trade Of Brighton has de-
cilned 4 little the a7erage number Of
ears now being unEoaded weekly being
about one hundred The new Brighton
cattle yards are now used snly As a sssr.
age yard for freighs ears.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-14

To do, % know and % love are three
powers which Sad gives % every man IN
greater ar lesser degree Ind there are
lew people. ABOVE the very cuarssst. who
vii not TED you that they wish they were
worth more and wiser. It Is somewGlas
rarsr . hear I0nging after wider love.
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A i've year old heifer Of Rev Mr.
Jones, Of Canaan. " H, made I6e
pounds Of butter IN fifty days ending the
eth ut How many year Odds ara there
that cal equal II
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oAsuMEREs ALPAoAs RErrl1vxs -

A FULL STOCK OF DOMESTIC eoops ~,
YARNS.
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CD PIECES NEW PRINT. INCLUDING an ma
CHOICE STYLES. WITH sIDE R,xn IA :
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WI aks Drosiuee df nj Kinds m exchange for goods
hrng a Jour dried 0eE-ess VIII pay two esnts ger
ID more E1Ian any oter arz-have made zE7nzeEe
Win CONSUMERS IN Rnstsu for sIv can get Give uH
\ caii and see ror yourseaves- Responsibility
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that attempt it you vii find yourselves sick abed anC
the doctor VIII have to be called, and
he VIII make YOU