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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

No pleasanter sight is there than fami-
ly OF young folks who are quick to per-
form little acts of attention toward their
elders. The placing of the big arm chair
in warm place for mamma, running for a
foot'stool for aunty, hunting up papa's
spectacles, and scores of little deeds, show
unsurpassed and loving hearts. But if
mamma never returns a smiling, THANK
you dear" if papa's "Just what / was
wanting, Susie" docs not indicate that.the
little attention is appreciated, the children
soon drop the habit. Little people are
Initiative creatures, aud quickly catch the
spirit surrounding them. So, If when the
mothers spool OF cotton rolls from her lap,
the father stoops 10 pick it up, bright eyes
will see the act, and quick minds make n
note oft. By example, thousand times
moro than by precept, can children be
taught TO speak kindly to each other, TO
acknowledge favors, 10 be gentle and I'M
selfish, TO be thoughtful and considerate of
the comfort of tue family. The boys, with
inward pride of their fathers courteous de-
meanor, will be chivalrous and helpful to
their young sisters the girls, initiating
their mother, will DO gentle and patient,
even when big brothers are noisy and heed
less. In the hume where true courtesy
prevails, It seems TO meet YOU on the very
threshold. You feel the kindly welcome
Oh entering. No angry voices are heard
up stairs. No sullen hildren are sent
from the room. No peremptory orders are
given to cover the delinqu encies of house
keeping or servants. A delightful atmos-
phere pervades the able,
YET indescribable.-H qrper's Bazar.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

THE ECONOMIES or THE MANUEE-HEAP
are very little understood among farmers
generally. They are all aware or the i'm
poltanco Of having plentiful stores Of fer
tiliZng material. but few know how TO
ma Ike the most of the capital obey possess.
\ New York farmer, after puzzing over
theProbem for number o! years, declares
that the following method Of procedure has
doubted his III inurial resources: Select
an elevated position in some held where
the manure is 10 be used, and, with the aid
of the pillow and shovel, make long, shall
low trench, say six or seven inches deep
and two or three feet wide throw the dirt
out on The upper side Of the treach. This
trench may be made at any time, but one
such must always he prepared iust before
winter, say in the early part Of November.
Next, in cleaning the stables, always shovel
Immediately into the cart or wagon, and
haul at once to the trench, where il may
be dropped in a manner most convene1t
for covering. Then cover the manure as
soon as possible with earth taken from
either side Of the trench, until the manure
is covered with twice its bulk OF earth. The
drier the earth and the more pulverized,
the better. Let the earth cover all the'm
nure as efiectually as possible, to arrest all
the gases arising from drcomposins ma
uure. The main principle OF this process
is the well known quality which earth
possesses of fixing" or holding and re-
tanning gases, a property now applied ben
eically in earth closets, eic. The earth re-
lans these gases, which are the vital lerlil-
izng properties, until The plant root comes
in contact with it. Thi, ierlilizel earth is
very durable, as ''no.hing is los.'-iEdeed,
its effects have beea pllinly visible on the
spot where it had been spread, twenty nine
years before.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

~ MANHO0D; How Lost, How stored! Just
ES puhlis. ed, new edition Of Dr. Cpl,ervaIjs
Celchraird Essay on the radical cure without
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IuNniUntary Seminal losses, lmpotoncy, Mental and
physical lucapaciy, lmpedneuts to Marriage, ele I.
Al5e, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced hy
'..l-ilLUtl9'not or sexual extravaganza.
~ Price IN q scaled envelope only Sly crntv
Ihe celebrated auihor iu this admirable ESSAY clear
y demonstrates from thirty years success nj nr,c
Noe' 'hat the alarming consequences of self-ubuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous use of
internal medicine or the application Of the knife,
pou'hs out mode Of cure 90 once simple. certain
ahd eHectu2l BY means of which every sufferer mo
matter NhAi me- condition may he may cure himself
cheaply privately aud radically
- This lecture should he in the hands ~ ey.rg
youth and over man in the land.
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Also, Dr., Cuyerwells "Marrnrr Guide" price SO
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Poetry.
HI LII llbNA hN-FAAs
1T May De"

,n The VEENoST pHusrx.
1T Way De"
4 New Year is born tonight
what will this New Year be to me-
II may be a string Of pearls,
Each day pearl as bright
As tn love Of God can make it
One sweet, fail round delight.
1t will be 10 others If not to me:
Twin love the New Year for what 1t may be-
New Year IL born tonight!
what will this New Year he to me:
1t may be harvest year,
A time Of gathering in
From the seed 30 long unseen,
Seed scattered in early spring.
The fruisage of long offered prayers to see
lwill love the New Tehr for what 1t may be.
A New Year fs born tonight!
what will this New Year he to me?
1t may be the ladder top
Reaching out Of carths night:
1t may be the stepping stone
Into the lard Of Light!
It will be TO many II not to me:
/ viii love the New Year for what 1t may be.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09
The Liberal Christian

HENRY wv, BRLLOWS. Eiitor.

HENRY w. BELLOWS, Editor.
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tatiou as
ONE or TTfE NEST WEEELT JOURNALS or
RELIGION, LITERATURE, SCIENCE 4 ART,
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09

Many Eastern farmers are beginning to
suspect that they lose money by growing
corn. On thousands OF farms the best that
can be said Of this crop is that il is handy.
When Mrs. John Smith had nearly
walked in front of coming train, her fond
husband loosely remarked that If she had
gone step farther his children would have
bad step-mother.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09
Anr nEnAnrMENT. Is;t.

Tho Illustrations " The Aldiue have W o. o. v.....
wide reputation and IN the art centres q I.f.r,t
on adIltsd fact that 10. wood cuts are ,EuuI l. A.
highest art ever attained The common ftf.ud.l. =.
favor Of "atDel plates, II rapidly yielding o.
ucated aud discriminating taste. tn wood r.i. o..
The Al1ne possess all the delicucy aud elaborate t- Lob
Of the most costly steel plate, while tL,y l9o.d ..
rendering Of the artists original
In addition To designs by the m nbera of tat ,,si
OIL Academy aud other noted American Artist NJ.
Aldiuc viii reproduce examples 81 tho bort f-,I4
masters, selected with view 60 the highest anus.
success ard groaleft general interest.
The quart,iy tinted plates for 1874 will Do Iv Tim.
as Moran and ]. 70. Woodward.
The Christmas issue Tor 1873 viii contain .se-,f H.
signs appropriate 10 the fafon by our best artists
VIII suruass any II It's predecessors.
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PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
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CONSTITUTIONAL
Satarrh RSmSGy.

To MrssEs LTTTITTIELD Co., Propno;ors C.: COL
siituAoL-l CatsrEh Remedy Manchester, MI:
reside .u Manchester, H and previously re.l-s.
Al HelnlEer, and am Z native Of NsaTo this STATE
have Lad CatarIL twtut! five years ever since va
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PERIOD ala uighis II would I'll ~ and crop d-vu !
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-"Whars your name, little girl !" Min
ME-" "Minnie whRtP" "MinnIe Don't;
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09
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Jan, 18th nor Feb. LIST.
e. F. THOMPSON & co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-09
TOWNS'S NEW HOTEL.
BELLOWS FALLS. VT

This is new house, handsomely furnished and lust
opened to the travelling public II is centrally located
on Main Street, aud is designed to accommodate FAM
iie9 PARTIES or the lonely traveller with good rooms
aud well cooked meals, temptingly displayed even TO
the most fastidious, and at panic prices When you
are this way please call aud enquire for
CHAS. TOWNS, Proprietor
Bellows Falls, Vt, October, 1873. tbs