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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-31

OVER THE LAKE A PIattsSurga
saloon keeper was 6ued $50 by Recorder
Gray for selling liquor on town meeting
day in that villsge Steps have been
taken by the Board oil Excise to revok,
his license.
Tue Essex county Board Of Supervisors
Tor 1874 will stand ten Republicans, six
Democrats and one Liberal.
A new plank road from Port Kent to
krrseville is to be built room.
During the year ending December 3l>'
1873. the iron companies oi Port Henry
sold 3Ss.732 tons Of iron orc. the vulu,
OF which War SIS $4,000. F,rty.,w,
thousand rons oil coal we're received dur.
ing the year.
The Port Henry Herald tells Of nc.
little boy re.idIrg hear Bulwsggs Day
hat smus, d himself one Sunday recent /,
~ exrerimentiug with blasting powder
The youth lied hI- little poke, witt
hr explosive. also flied his lille CAP
..ud then wandered away tro,u the Parer
nsl roof, and lu his travels found MI ole
/ stump that was burning. " ith u grace
ful sweep Of bis lit'Ie arm No hegau scat
crinR the powder over the old stump
sith every sweep there was little re
port, aud bright Zach wen, hesvenwsrd
and then the youth WAS tickl,d aud hi
ii'le eyer wink. d aud Sra'kIed with de
light. Al last there ~ss grand q .sh
one that reached the bottom Of bis li,tl,
pockets, and cleaned out his little cap
sud flashed the sardine about 20 feet anc
landed him rather unceremopiously besid,
big rock. DR.. Halsey is now patching
him up.
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AT the annual meeting of Morning
snp Lodge, No 5 oil F & A. N. held 10
their Hall at Bridpurt, w., March 25th
A. l. 1914 the following officers were
duly elected and installed for the year
ensuing: Noble Grovenor, W. NJ; Henry
u. Lawrence. S W William NJ. Graudy
j. W Edgar Grovenor Treas john
II. Wnherell, Sect. Azial c. Hamilton,
5 D; g. J,ferson Klupmanu. J ID;
Hiram Ilambin, Msldo b. Bristol.
Stewards; LAcius NJ. Tay lor. T., len
Regular communications Wednesday pre-.
ceedog the full moou III each month.
"A correspondent OF the Montpelier
Aryus says: have strong reasons for
believing that Mr. Lucia's liquor suit nj
Bristol has had an exceedingl, good ei.
feet IN staying tho tide OF iutemperanc.
in that town. No Que need be Tighten
ed, for it is coming out all right.
The spring term Of Fletcher Acade.
my, Bridport. will commence on Monday
April 18Th. This school is getting quit,
a reputation for excellence aud the only
draw back it seems to have, is that it,
quarters are too small for the number o
scholars who desire to attend.
-lndividusl deposits 10 the Nationo
Bank OF Orwell at the close Of business
F.h 9th, sl24,43375. Surplus iuut
$50 700. Crented To pref aud los
which mrans profit. SIG SIS %.
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The Miidlebnry l. ciurc Associate"
hold their nnDua meeting tor o
,ring Of report, and el, c';nn ol M.'ei
Wednesday evening Anril 1t, at tn
cr OF Stewart & Z dredge All mem.
+, Of the ASSOCIATION ore desired to b,
.sent. promptly at 7 O'Clock BY OF
Of the CoMMIrTEE.
The excitement over questions to b,
eseuted to the annual School meeting
the village Of Middlebury, o.da, +,
omises to secure large attendance,
is hoped that all questions will be
Eturely considered aud wisely settled /;
so settled that no injury will result
the school
Advertised letters G. l. s. A. Fer.
b. Bradley, Fl. j. Widewake. Abner
oodward. Joel Turner. Richard South.
III. WIN. Mcbride, j G. Graves, j.,
hey A. Wales. Anna and j. Thompson.
Frtrude Powell. Miss Mary Carey, care
F. W. Nash.
MIR. Ira A. Roe, piano forte tuner.
10 is favorahly known by many Of our
iEens, is expected 10 town tho 6r-l
|ek in April. All desiring pianos tuned,
b leave their orders with N. P. Bar.
ur.
Individual deposits 10 the Natiopol
nix Of Middlebury. Feb. 9th. S42.
o IS. The surplus fund is S26, 96S..
and they have credited to profit snd
b. which in this case means profit
|6.765.S2
Co to Case X Riders for pure drugs.
Fdiciues, chemicals, pertumeries, to i
d fancy goods. paints, oils, varDi>he>
ndow glass. &c Also choice Selec'
20 OF Wa.hturh's celebrated howel
Ids.
Union Fast day services will be
Id at the Methodist church on Friday
brning, commencing at l0f O'Clock
-. W Ii. Meeker will preach the dis
urse.
All those wishing to order frui
fes OF Albert Chapman this spring ar,
huesied to send in their orders at a
riy day a. possible.
Rev f y. Hooker gave an interest
lecture upon Dr.. Dndridge, at tn
gregatioual church, GU Sunday even
3,
-Benson & Andrews have just receiv
two barrel, Of uice pick ies all prepare,
the tuble.
Fresh lot Of confectionery at Benso
Andrews.
The place to buy a good CT ear is II
euson & Andrew.
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COUNTY NEWS.

EgRcESSEs Thu Eergepnce cir, cleo
II took pace Oh Tuesday last The 0 :
ers elected are M iollows:
Mayor. j. ID. Smith.
Aldermen. G b. Keeler, J Farlado. +
Haven, A Sc"vrIl.
Clerk, W G Sprague
Common Council, T Stevens c a
both. " A Sheriff..
City Sheriff. " d Smith
City Constable. 4 II Ian lun.
Listers, " R B.xb,, j n H4wley, j G
indes, Edward Seymour, Philo Bristol
Sealer Weights aud Measures, NJ
raves.
Fence Viewers, J s Hickok. j To.
AZ.
Highway Surveyors, Eastern District
assimere Douglas. jr.; Western District
bter LsBomba bard.
Sexton. Peter La Bombard.
Supt. Schools, Edward Seymour.
L9yh GRAND Jurors. j Il Lucia, Gee
Chapman. Philo Bristol
Water Commissioners, NJ j Graves, W
Lsug, Il Stevens.
Voted to pay highway tax in money
Voted to exempt all that are now mem
prs Of Fire aud Hose companies from
leir poll tax.
Voted, that W r Bixby be Auditor t.
tile with Common Council for the yea
bsuing.
Voted, to refer the action 10 warning
Eating to the sale oil meat from cart
bd wagons in the streets TO the city t,
be Court OF Common Council.
The consideration Of the Library mat
|r and that Of the Cemetery lots, wer
bth lett Tor the adjourned meeting.
Voted, to adjourn to April 9th, II
clock, Il. IN.
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NIiJiDLtBURN

JUNIOR ExHIBirIoN.-Tbe Junior elias,
Mlddlebuiy College will give tho sp
al exhibition next Tuesday evening
.ril 7lb, at Academy Hall The dis'
,gui.brd vocalist, Mrs. W n Oliver
New York city, has been secured TO-
? occasion, to be assisted BY Prot. K
Iligley, pianist. Admission (Scats re
rved) 35 cents Tickets may he OBJ
med at Rarbour's on and after Satur
y, April 4th. Doors open at 1, exer
les 10 commence at Z 30. THIS cxbi
ion has always been one Of the mos
puar and best attended entertainment,
The season. ana considering the fiu,
Ter Of abilities Of the class, cuu be bt
Icep;ion this year. 4
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,tuated in the small village Of West C,rfe q.
t., upon tue b. Ieht u land which c. uiupu.s "a
,HutIui view VI L t nOultalu iniLts ~ O. TO
DIST aud west; Elk uiles from AioDl,tuIvi i.itr
uds from post othce ami two churches. tLulil-t
and Aethodist), SAINT distance IL store; lay, q 70
ly una ana stages ~ anu iICu aiddielliy. IL
contains two ncies OF land, god house a. ell
NECESSARY cut-buildings, plenty Of fruit, 5U e!l.e
trees in bearing Condition.
This place will be sold loSor than auy c.hcc
place in the state well situate, tie owner Auy-
ing moved to Minnesota aud having 10 turtle.
use for it, Those having in contemplation TIC
purchase Of such place will fad 4 = tal.r a.
vantage to look 1t over at orcu
This place is we'll adapted to the wants o! lno
who has mixed with the busy cares u lie, uu II
now he finds that toll must cease and letlie4iclt
take place Of business and activity
Good society, pleasant location, and tina, rii
cry, cheap" are some OF the principle lIe 49,
ments which l am able to offer. shall DC happy
" show the place to all wishing to purchase
II. f. TAYLOR
90.tf West CORNWALL. Va
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ST.. SrAPnEN's The services at ST,
.pheu's Episcopal church last Sunday
bel Palm Sunday. were very inter-
| ting. The K ctvr. Rev. W. II. Collins,
pi,zcd five adult persons and i've chill
en-. aud preached to II large congrega.
DO. The services during this (hoIy
ok will DE morning iraler with short
mon on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesia,
d Friday mornings, at 1870 O'Clock
d on Thursday evening at Z 30. 1t il
pected that the Bishop will be present
|d administer the rite OF confirmation on
ursday evening, and the Holy Com
lniou OIL Friday morning.
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WEYBRIDoE Mrs. Hiram Tyler in the
tier purt OF January last, wishing for
Rme support for hou,e plant, procured
pune sprouts from u common appletree,
|pd stuck them ia the dut close to the
ant aud they (snowiug well that they
ut follow the fashion, when introduced
TO sociri!,) have commruced To grow
pi have already thrown IF shoots four
nd six inches leugIh Old experienced
ppleIreee meu say that il is an unheard
thug in nature, aud if it Can be done
rule bids fair to open up new era
D the tree business.
The enmity heretofore existing betgsen
BULLY and Sam was renewed on Thursday
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Orwell During the year ending
Dec. 3l-I, 1878. there were IL n.rriag.
es. 26 births aud II deaths III Orwell.
Blow we give liz, OF the deaths Mrs
IS teey Skitncr. sg' d 50 Yeats; s. dncy
Reynolds. about IS; Mary . S'eadmsn,
u; Mrs tlAr'ir, NJ huge. SO /; Maggie
Rlchmoud, "a ; \ir. Anon, 80; John
It. Brock, 81 ; Mrs. Alkaline W. R,y
nou1. SO; KITE A. Mercure, / Yrs.
Mrs Elects Warren. IS; Mrs Adeliut
Nj hol-, a., II + T. NJ Brewer, 6s
Nc b NJ Coos So; He'ry Sidney: 81
Mrs Charlotte Hull, 70; Fred Thomas
- Sarah Aun Moses. Is.
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TEE LAKE CHAPLAIN TRAGEDY.--A
the receut County Court at Salem, n. Y.
Levi Y II aud Asher Brscey, who wa
arrested TOR the murder Of Seymour A
Ba..ett upon Lake Champlain, aud in
dic'ed for an assault upon George Wood
9 half.brotber Of Bassett, settled th,
matter by the payment to Wood of TWEEN
ty.fve dollars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-31

The large Music Publishing House OF
Oliver OLSON x Co., Boston. suffered
rom FIRE on Tuesday evening last ; the
upper part of their main building beins
destroyed. We are glad to learn that.
,'huugh many thousands Of valuable
hooks wore ruined by fire or water, their
remaining stock in other buildings and
III branch stores is quite large enough for
present demands, aud q large corps OF
printers aud binders will soon supply
what has been lost. A very few days
int Eruption OF active business is all they
anticipate.
They have temporarily removed to No
225 Washington Street, opposite Frank
lin. where they may at present b. ad-
dressed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-31

ADDIsoN.-The Baptist Church at AID.
Olson have just secured Waters concer.
20 Organ-price s400-irom which Mr
Waters made liberal deduction to the
church. The case is Of the latest style
and beautiful liz design. The instrument
has six octaves, with ten stops.and every
thing about it is in perfect order.
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E. r. ROBBINS,
VI lillian TURN
{ tOMMlSSIUNEnS' NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed Wy tr
Probate Court Tor tue distiict o. addison 6, ui-
nissiUneIs, to receive tAuu.ine am nrJust .l
'laims and drmands ot ali persons against t.e ,s-
tate OF kODEhl Ct.AtL4N.
u,to Of Hancock. in card district d,ce. } e'I
Also ali claims aud demands vADiDitea IN oi.-, B.
tneret.; aud SIX months i,ul tie 80 las
April being allowed by said couit ar tlut i4i-
pose, we do therefore hereby give utticc ttnt Wu
vii attend to the business ct cur stiG int
nent at ,he now DWELLING h, use OF willow .G,unc
Jaliu, on the LIST thursday of April aud the i.t
thursday OF October, ls7l, from nile o'cl, OK, A.
until four DEL, OK, P. NJ, on each Of ssld oHl O..
Dated at Hauc.cA, this Ilth day oi M4lc-, A.
D, 1874,
SOLON CLARK.
u AZkA y Il ~ my - ~ :.
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TERRIBLE GALE.--At Grown Point. N
Y, Monday, the wind blew almost hur.
ricaue, children we're taken of their feet
boards ripped from the ience.posts, and d
buggy blown bottom upwards, and the
collar. bone Of the driver. FL. j. Myrick, o!
Bridport, was broken.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-31

The GRANGE MOVEMENT -SJ ecimen
pages Of the History of the Grange Move.
men,, or the Farmers War against Mon.
'polies. published BY the National Pub.
fishing Co.. Philadelphia, show the gen.
eral style Of the woik, aud suggest liz
value as history. The title page gives
the purport OF the work to be ~ full aud
authentic account Of the struggles Of the
American Farmers against the extoriion-
Of the Railroad companies, with history
Of the rise aud progress Of the order Of
Patrons Of Husbandry, its objects, pres.
eut conditions and prospects &c" The
work is illustrated with sixty foe engrav.
ings and portraits. The author is Ed.
ward Wiuslow. Martin, autho: of BE.
hind the Scenes in Washington" and this
authorship is sufficient guarantee of its
meri, iu Il literary poiut of view.
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gsapt otiffS.
TATE OF VERMONT-Dislric,


TATE OF VERMONT-Dislrct Il
4 Addison, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Md4., bury, within
AID for the District Of Addison, N tho ~. lsy
March, A. D. .sI4, William Z. Caalee, OK ,cu', r
vi the last will and tertament Of
REBECCA TUCKER,
late Of Hancock, in said district, MAKES applel.
tion In writing to this count iof license ~ stlall
the real estate Of said deceased Ia this tate si4t
ing that it "a necessary to sell put Thereof for
the purpose of paying the debts II he ,ad &C.
ceased and that it will be conducive to the inter
est of all interested Ia the said estato u sell tho
whole Of said real estate
It 10 thereupon ordered by said curt that raid
application be referred 10 session thri.,f % DO
held at the probate Office in Midolebuty,on Ihuis-
day, the 10th day Of April next, a. b. 1871 at
" o'clock in the forenoon. for pi.~l srn u,,.-
sion thereon; and Il is further ordered tuu' rutirs
hereof be given to all persons interested BY pub.
location Of notice of said application anu q. L,r
thereon :hree weeks successfully ia the AilG.4-
bury Register, IL newspaper printed at Mid1ie-
bury, previous to said time Of said heating, tlet
they may appear at said tino and Iluc- sld
show cause, if any they may have, why slil =
cense should not be granted
SANiI f. CO0EF Judre.-
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Addison, az.
In Probate Court, lt'l at Ai3lleDufy. IN ,-a
for said District, on the 2lat day If Maio1,
A. b 1874.
Sheldon Smith, administrator De ms mn of
the estate of Nathaniel CrautJn, late If tddi.
son, formerly in said district. makes application
in writing to this Court for license - sell all the
real estate Of said dec, sscd in this state s'1.
that the heirs mostly reside out Of Tie -tato Ia
the amount Of real estate is small au1 guii..t D..
divided thereto;
Whcreupcn it ia ordered ny said court that said
application be referred to u session thereof to Dc
held at the probate Office in Middl bury, oil tle
10Th day OF April. \ b. 1874, for he.uing and DE-
cisiVn thereon; and it is further ordered thst All
persons interested he notified hereof, Ly pull ,a-
tion Of notice oi said Application and oiu, i,i.-
on, three weeks successfully in the MI,,i buy
Reg ister printed ut Miudi bury. toi io sau tao
4 htating. that they may appear ni ssiG -le
aud place, ani If they see csuso otj 1t th,i,t..
NAh'I L Iu kh Jul.n.
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vhKMoNr CoNPERENcK-Tho next an
uual meeting OF the Vermont Cooferenc.
OF the Methodist Church will be held a
Dauvile, commencing on the 22I o
April. Bishop Jesse T Peck will pre-
side.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-31

A TREAT FOR LOVERS OF Music -
Pip Phillips. whose popularity is ~orlr
lie. will give au evening Of Sacred Song
the Methodist church, Middlrhurl
ednesday Eve April 22ud. Nom
,uld fail to avail themselves Of thu
o opportunity.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

\ We, tue subscribers being appointed by Tie
Probate Court Tor the District OF Adds Pc conc
missioncrs, to receive, examine ana adjust al.
claims and demands Of all persons against the .--
tate of JAMES 7, LANE,
late Of Cornwall in said district, deceased, sni
also all claims and demands exhibited j. O.i,ei
thereto: and six months from IGN day a Mach
being allowed by said court for that pun .-,. N.
do therefore hereby give notice that viii at-
tend to the business of our said appointment I'd
the late dwelling house Of the d,c'as,l. it
Cornwall in saiu district, the % Neit,.i ,i
Of April and September next, a. b. ls74i IT "a
each of said days
Dated at Corr -sll, thL, 18th day Of Sl-r.a d
H. 1874
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT As the train du,
in Burlington last Friday ev, hing
7.30 o'clock, WIS leaving Hoossc Juuc
ton, young man b. the name Of E,sts
brook, Of Hoosxc Falls. thinking that b
friend Of his was left ut the station
Jumped from the train. but missed hi.
footing sBd tell under the nara. the wheel
passing over him, severing one leg apc
otherwise injurng him. He wa, imme
distely taken home and Dr.. Mclean o
Hoo-ac Falls summoned aud amputatcr
the foot. AT last accounts he was aliv,
although his recovery Ii considered doubt
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DEALER IN
No. | WHITE MICH. FLOUR,
No 1SPRING WIS. FLOUR,
No. l STATE FLOUR,
EXTRA (white) GRAHAM do
EXTRA (white) BUCKWIIEAT do
EXTRA WINTER RYE do,
CHOICE DAT MEAL,
SIFTED CORN MEAL,
SlFTED RYE MEAL,
COARSE FLOUR,
PROVENDER, MEAL,
WHEAT Shorts, Middlings, Bran.
OIL MEAL,
TURKS ISLAND SALT,
CEMENT, SEED POTS,
2 SEED WHEAT
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DEEP SouNDISos s. findings in the
BROAD Lake" show depth OF 1913 feet
at several points opposite Burlington and
near Colchester reef, just south Of the
light house.
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STATE NE WS.

THB DEFALcATioN AT BRApFoRD. TIL
case OF Q. Z. Wright.the deiaultug teller
of the saving, bank aud rust company a
Brad ford, appears to be one Of great ag
eravstion. Not only has be sbsconded
taking with him all the available fund
OF the institution, but according to ,
special dispatch to the Boston Trdreler
he is credited with having been guilty u
iucepdiari-m as we'll. Que morning
about two weeks sgo, Wright bull 6r'
10 the bank aud went to breakfast Svoi
after smoke was seen issuing from th'
door. aud il was broken open, and tn.
hook aud papers ab,ut the de,k were al
found GU FIRE, but few pals Of water ex
tibguirhed the flames. The journal con
tsiuing the account of this mouths bus,
ness was destroyed. There was UNUSUAL
hot fire 10 the stove, and ut the time i
WAS thought that the Ere caught from
spark from the pipe. When the treasure
OF the bauk, MIR. l.. f. Hale, reached tn
place. 1t was found that the ledger wa
gone, hut it was thought that it wa
stolen during the FIRE. Last week th
officers OF the hank we're investigating tn
matter. On Thursday evening they wer
IN tn hank IS; Wright went in bur soo'
left After they lett, Wright went int
the bank. took what m,ney there was l.
the sale, amounting to some three T.
TOUR Thousand dollars, ~ near NJ can l.
LEARNED from deposito,s. aud left. II
has been arrested at Potsdsm, N. y
A. the book. are destroyed. it IL n
known how much be has taken heretofoi,
il any.
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by not very pleasant encounter. Tho
owners differ as to what would have been
the result. Report Gays that Sam had an
unpleasant grip on Bully's gsggers when
they were parted.
The sick around here are improving
slowly.
Roads good. Cold winds prevail.
DiED.-In Addison, VT, March, END
James GorLam In his Slst year Of his
age. He had been a citizen of Addison
for over Any years, and was highly es-
teenled by ull. Early in life he united
with the Baptist church, of which he
was All honored member at the time of
his death, always ready to contribute
and aid every benevolent object prompt
in the discharge of every duty, making
religion u principle. His life was one
Of earnest and devoted work for the
cause of Christ. During his sickness
of five weeks, not one complaining
word escaped his lips, although his
sufierings at times were intense When
dying he expressed perfect trust and
faith in the saviour, Quickly and
without struggle, he breathed hi
last. mark the perfect man, and be-
bold the upright, for the end Of thai
man is peace"
NlRRow ESCAPE The sa>h. door and
blind factory It Mcssrs. Falardo X Par.
ker, of Vergennes. narroSly escaped de
struction by fire OF Wednesday. 1t APP
pears that the tall chimney at Mrssrs.
Ke, Ter 81 Conveys tannery situated d.
,ectly south OF the factory, was burning
out, and the ciudcrs, carried by the high
wind prevailing at the tune, lodged on
tho factory root and soon ignited. For.
ruDa'elv it was Immediately discov, red
The alarm given, and the water was food.
ing the building in very few minutes.
Flremen and citizens did nohlv, and the
fire was speedily subdued. The damage
y, 6,e and water. to building, machinery
nd manufactured lumber lis about IS 600
ahich is fully covered by insurance.
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Chairman Bros.
THE AMERICAN
Hay Loading Machine.

| am now prepared to fill orders for this ma
chine for the season of 1874.
1t has been my purpose to furnish the farmers
of tho country with hay loading machine which
should be a practical labor-saving implement,
ranking with the other great labor saving inven-
tions Of the day, and have determined to not
put it upon the market until it was perfected,
and could cordially recommend it to my neighboTs
and friends. | have made changes year after
year in order to get the best combination possible
to secure my object. and now have a machine
which very few farmers afford to be without
IL is light durable and easily managed and il
offered at $50, and freight, price which makes
it good investment for anv farmer who cuts 81
tons OF hay year, and on large farms it will pay
for itself every year Its use to me in my last
years haying was worth over 500, in cash, and
had I been prepared to it u it, full capacity
| il would have easily earned mo double that SUN
| II saves nearly one-half of the manual labor OF
the hay field, solving the great problem Of labor
supply Tor the hay harvest
| II is xttachable to n common farm wagon, takes
the hay from the winrow, and leads With
| ton in ton minutes
| II has been tested by great many onterprisng
farmers If this country and Europe during III,
past four years, It's principles by them UNIVERSAL
| endorsed, and even in its then imperfect state
pronounced Indispensable by many Of THIN.
Il has been exhibited ut great many fairs
county. State and sectional, and almost without
exception has received s"ne award.
The machine is warranted To do its work well
AID Is ais" warranted against breakag's the drs
season If properly usd
It Is only by IN early order that any person
oan be sure Of obtaining one for the coming sea
son. for our field of operation Is large, and We Dc
not expect We can supply tho demand.
Persons wishing machines, or any further IL
formation respecting them. will please addr"s
the subscriber, or all on lin. where they can se'
| ore. y. B. Dol G'Ao
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