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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-07-29

CLEANSING GARMENTS BY IIEAT.-A
garment can be freed from odor by expos
inc it to heat for u few hours. Thus body
and bed clothing, and indeed all vestures,
may be rendered fresh and clean. 1t is
only the Odor>. and not what remains after
they are expelled, that makes the fOulness
in garment. Any substance deprived of
them cannot be considered filthy or dirty
in the true sense. Ground is not offensive
nor wood, nor the metals, nor any texture
in its pure native state. It is decomposi-
ton that causes the mischief-a priyv, Il
rotten carcass. decaved vegetation. 1t is
the essence of these that we bear about in
our filthy garments, in our rooms, our bed
clothing. etc. The eXhalatiOnS and eXcre-
mentitiouS matter of the body come under
the same head. made worse by decOmpOsi-
ton, which readily takes place. Soap and
water will remove the>e-mOre effectually
when heated. Heat alOne-dry heat-will
remove the Odors, which are thus sent off
in Il volatile state. 1t requires only what
the texture will bear to do the work salts
lactorilv. Thus bcd-clothing may be used
and body garments worn longer. by ventil
latng with heated air The skunks odor
may be removed efectually by exposing
for an hour or two to heat Whg, in view
of this, may not Il room be fitted expressly
for tn purpose. or : me other room be
temporarily employed? \ few hours ex-
posure viii in general be sufficient. Clothes
thrown off ut night may be thus treated :;
bed-cothes an hour or two during the day.
The sun in its midsummer frrvOr, when the
air Is dry. is Il good renOvatOr. but the
heat is not strong enough to do It entirely
satisfactorily. Garments will bear 4 much
stronger heat country Gentleman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-07-29
MONTPELIER & WELLS RIvERR. r.
WINTER ARRAN EMENT.
1879

Commencing Monday, November "a, 1873.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
No l. MAIL TRAIN leaves Montpelier at 80 am Ar
rves at Wells River at "a in season TO connect
with Express Trains up and Mail trains down. over Pas
sumpsic and Boston, Concord and Montreal RAILROADS.
TO and from Boston. -
No g. MIXED TRAIN, leaves Montpelier at 42O pm
Arrives at Wells River at 500 pm
TRAINS GOING WEST
No MIXED TRAIN leaves Wells River at 1925 am,
or on arrival of trains PassumIslc ana boston
Concord and Montreal Railroad Arrives at Montpelier
AT 90 m in season to with afternoon trains
gong North and South the Central Vermont Rail
road =
No NAH. TRAIN leaves Wells River at 800 p m on
arrival of trains Boston the Passumpslc and
Boston Concord and Montreal Railroads Arrives at
Montpelier at $50 i m. - . ,-,,r-,-,,,
JAMES G. FRENCH, Manager
Montpelier, Vt. Nov Eth, 1873 FMi'
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nR. FLINT'S QUAKER BiTTERS.

These celebrated Bitters are composed
of choice Roots, Herbs and Banks, among
which are Gentian, Sarsaparilla, Wild
Cherry, Dandelion. Juniper and other ber-
ries. and are so prepared as to retain all
their medicinal qualities. They invariably
cure or greatly relieve the following COM
plants Dyspepsia, ,Jaundice, Liver Com
plant, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Bill
ious Attacks, Remittent and Intermittent
Fevers, Ague, Cold Chills, rheumatism.
Summer Complaint Piles. Kidney Dis
eases, Female Difficulties, Lassitude. Low
Spirits. General Debility, and, in fact.
everything caused by an impure state of
the Blood or deranged condition of Stom-
ach. Liver or Kidneys. The aged find in
the Quaker Bitters gentle. soothing slim
ulant. so desirable in their declining Years.
No one can remain long unweu (unles>
afflicted with an incurable disease) after
taking few bottles of the Quaker Bitters
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-07-29
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. IL. + ID ID Y.
S OLICITOR OF PATEN I ;
For Inventions, Trade Marks or Designs

For Inventions, Trade Marks OF Designs.
No. 70 STATE st. OPPOSITE KHBY 81. Boe-u>
After extensive practice of UPWARDS of thirty f-
in Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries
Caveats. Specifications. Assignments and all ~
Patents executed on reasonable terms WIKI u-ia T.
Researches made to determine the validity AID ui.
OF Patents Of Inventions and le-al and otLtf @tt-'
rendered III all matters touching the same. tNii-'
the claims OF any patent furnished by rttii-i- .-
dollar. Assignments recorded III NasLilicttI-
taclltles for obtaining Patents OF ascertaII it a
tentabiity OF inventions.
All necessity of a journey 10 MasLi.etsn r. procure
Patent, and the usual great delay t-,Ic are b.
saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
q regard Mr. Eddy as ore Of the ricst ca!s g.. .1
successful practitioners with whom have Had --' pa
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON. Ccm1n'r If Patents.
" have no hesitation in assuring inventors tl-2 q.
not employ man more competent ard trustP q ~
to secure for them an early and fas orale c1ls-,l
at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE. Late ConIn'r 81 Patent
" Mr. r. H. EDDY has made for me over THU
applications for Patents having been successful lt I'll
most every Such unmistakable TruvI - -l'-
talent and ability his Tart leads t. q %
inventors to apply to him procure their ti -
they may be Of having the faithful a--
ton bestowned on their cases. and a. very T,ss,
charges. John IAGGAl.i-
Boston. Jan. l, 1874 Fsi
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L Il. SMITH X son.
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT

The celebrated Hanover and other Crackers in endless
varieties freshly manufactured from the best material.
aud sent promptly all of the country by freight
express. Graham Waters. &c Ginger and Lemon
Snaps Egg Biscuits fresh baked constantly hand
and furnished to order.
Confectionery IN all It's rdricties
manufactured from procured directly of the best
retners of New York and unexceled for purity
and pleasantness of favor.
MEAD SYRUPS, PEANUTS CIGARS. &C,
in store at all times. and orders for them Will be filled
promptly and to the entire satisfaction of purchasers
The senior member of the firm has had thirty fve
practical experience in this business most of
before removing from Hanover in 1911 and the junior
partner has for many years been engaged in selling
the goods filling orders and knows the Importance
of prOmptness and dispatch in meeting the wants of
their customers. With their increased facilities at
White River JUNCTION embracing all the modern i'm
provements in their trade, large scale, and the
with which goods be supplied to all points the
firm prepared to give their patrons the best of
goods at reasonable prices and at the shortest notice
90 Goods delivered by freight or express free of
charge and no extra charge for barrels and boxes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-07-29
YER'S SARSA PARILLA.
PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
This compound Of the vegetable alternatives, Sarsa-
pariIla Dock Stinea and Mandrake with the Iodldes
Potassium and Iron makes most effectua cure Of
a series of complaints which very prevalent and
affecting 1t pures the blood purges out the Turk
ing humors III the sy stem, that undermine health and
settle into troublesome disorders Eruptons of the skin
are the appearance the surface of humors that
should be expelled from the blood Internal deran2e
ments the determina N OF these same humors to
internal organ organs whese action they de
range and whose substance they disease and destroy
AYERS SARsAPARILLA eXpels these humors from the
blood When they gone the disorders they produce
disappear such Ulceratons of the Liver, Stomach.
Kidneys, Lungs Eruptons and Eruptic Diseases of
Skin St Anthonys Fire. Rose of Erysipelas, Pimples
Pustules, BlOtches. B3ils Tumors letters and Salt
Rheum. Scald Head. RinEworms. Ulcers and Sores.
Rheumatism, Neuralga, Pain in the bones Side aud
Head Female Weakness, Sterity, Leuc0rrhCea, arts
ing from internal liberation and uterine disease. Drop
sy Dyspepsia Emacation and General Debility. With
their departure health returns.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
BITTERS.

Purely Vegetable, free from -4lcohol
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0he family Circle.
4 Hint to the R0Sebuds.

Thank Heavens,n exclaimed n Santa
Barbara belle. the other day, " tomorrow
is Sunday"
I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-07-29

pRYANT l. STRATTON SCHOOL
BOSTON, MASS.
COMMERCIAL
Course of Study Preparatory to Business
The studies embraced the plan of the School and
designed for those pupils who have acquired good
knowledge of the Elementary English Branches are
OK-KEEPING
(By Single and Double Entry
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC.
designed for Practical Application in Business
COMMERCIAL WRITING,
with Special Reference to Legiblty and RapidityD
COMMERCIAL LAW,
(Reating to Negotiable Contracts, Partnership
etc. etc.)
All which especially necessary for and adapted TO
Commercial purposes.
included in the above studies may select any or all OF
the following studies viz: READING WRITING, SPELL
ING, GRAMMAR and ARITHMETIC, and pursue them as
associate studies or separately
Pupils desiring other studies than above named may
select any all of the COMMON ENGLISH STUDIES and
pursue them in connection with or separate from the
COMMERCIAL STUDIES.
Pupils received at any time if there vacancies.
Prospectus and Circular Of the school, post free The
school is now located at 36s Washington St-location
previous to the IRE of May 80, 1873
HOURS. stoa CLOSED SATURDAYS.
VACATION DURING JULY AND AUGUST.
Application for Submission September lst may be made
in person till July lst from July LIST TO August l7th by
Ter S Sc in ds
yssyI he. HIBBARD. PRINCIPAL.
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DR.. j. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Practical and AnalWicai Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DEUGGIsrs AND DEALERs.IN MEDICIN
,-i.asn-
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ZONE SHELL. LETT
4 coaREptRaT STORY, WITH rrs CLOSE
AZ co1D HARBoR


AZ recent political gathering IN
Snsepmbln, Alabama, Gen Cullen al.
Battle related the following tonehina
story "a the course Of bis speech.
During tao winter of 1853 GA, &c was
niy fortune q Be president 81 one of
Ale cOurtF martial 81 ths army ri
Nofthern Virginia. One bleak Decen.
oeF mnming, while the snow covered
Lac ground and the winds howled
around our camps. 4 left nv bivonae
ere % attend tho session ~ tie CONT
winding for miles along uncertain
paths, I Il length arrived af tie court.
ground AZ Round Oak Church. Dav
asttf dag e had been our duty Is trr
t1e gallant soldiers 81 Chat arDiv
Charged With violation az military law,
- never had / on any previous occa.
1tE1H 1pa fanfea With each nnwi0ne
spectators s. On that morning awaifad
alse opening 81 Gle court Caee after
case vas disposed III and "A Ian0tb
rms case q " The Confederate States
u. Edward Cooper, YVES called
eharfs desertion. "A low murmur rose
spontaneously from che battIr-scarfe3
aa2elaions na young artillery msn
fe Azcln Tie prisoners bench. ma Ks
Is ponce "a tlle question, Guilsy NJ
nof sailty anGWerad, Not nnilteh
me judge AdVocate waF proceeaiine
~ open the prosecution, when 4lse
c1uth observing The prisoner uas un.
at1snaA liY oaahse' 'nlefpcaed ana in-
qnsrea O tlas discussed. 8 wha n vonr
n1ange e rerlied. bavs M
counsel. nnppoalng that RI wnn is
purpose e repre- ant hirsalf bef8re lls /
eQiAft tnn Judge Advocate ux n.
struggled u proceed. regv aharae
W. naincd Ihs nafNoaas 80 9,gs
90 81 lnsrpanea lila witnesses. He
naf 10 witnesses Aston.
AAaeA HE calmaeaa with which, IN
afma Ga y mibmifi'n9 f0 ha4 ~ /
se iea as inevitable late. ia IN
aiaa a2e yoa ID aefansoa Nsti
9sa That yDu abandoned camra.l
Apa cFted youFe0lofa ia gap nra
81 ne enemy without any en ~
Theses was q REASON, Bit /
Il ni4 nos avail ne hefor0 q military /
ee4f said. 4 PERKINS, Won are
SENS JOS Fe aliaged llh naa
CRIME aNnNn "a fhtarY ia0
NA NJ IA paHr dufg a k8 known tha
ttat 'uhnsnaed gour actions Z
te nnNN time his manlv form
elaa end bis hlne evaa eaara IN
Appfq ning CSC pre ao8f ~ f
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With ali manuscript matter for pnbii..
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IA samsf .mason
"A uenafsh s .sel-his palscs ae'll sisst
He SAINT ihas fnis satfis n rs una,rsasa
vru S Who asw 0olish IL ssgis,ay. !.
- sar sss.. ,.vs. III. s.....
VIZ
Aru0E solonsn sa order s. execute tie plan.
lard.
Kist shoa vas ths nambsF be held in
eeFaasx saesaa ea aas Mesala.ns g heM'
sal a easse.
81 saiss neaafsa Nsse appointed 20
Aa 8 Hefsqaea aaf 2 oversee
80 seA.l esl'sse ~ ~ esfiaia3 afae'
go elshsa tAem 81 u ths Grange AID bins.
1
al rs fer 'haf building Whea taey shoaid come
80 = W. eA.i'eo 'asl 9oNh
ahat oa that hne building ns BANNER might
'aha
go s.s 80 sl'sasi.lse - ne
VIA. j.. ~. ..a 80, 80 r.
sFe8 ths srk.
Tao isars 81 tsem reached d Kisp solomops
1aas hs Eaighs hshsEd them while going to
church.
go $500 : lss''r 6 AyEo aid Sad
IugillHe King Eirem co. b ae Sc friend
saat kiia iAst Esrieas wsrifrsn. o.ilss rt;,.v
ths ohief.
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MHo aAs 49, sENN -

fStaE hesaiiful aud highly valuable
q F0milv Bihle. noW offered u the
puhlio by Mrs DELLA rs BRYAN. a
duly authoriaed agent for IS y.
Thompson az Cos. ST. Louis. Mo-,
Illis Bible IS superior To anything ia
IFS lipe ever before introduced into
this eonniry tor sale 10 contains fhs
cid md New Iestamenss, Apastypha.
Psalms III Metfe, Bible Dictionary,
Concordance Bible Index, Table of
Conten Photograph Album, Family
Record Marriage Certificate, Map Of
Peiestine. Panoramie Views 81 Jerusa-
lem and its Surroundings Over Four
Hundred and Fifty Engavings, d.
GLIDING twenty fun page Illusttations)
two Alluminationa numerous inpOr-
tapt tables, many interesting articles
ia support Of the Holy Bible, and
many other features to make It simple
and entertaining. These
Bibles are elegantly and dnrab'y I
bound, and published ia the German
md English Languages. Prices, gra-
led to suit az classes. TO those who (
nave not the se,tsly cash trade IS offered
Lake Cli0rles. Oct n 1874
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III II Ia ONrv ETaaasz4s,,vA l,syvs 4
writer il the Orphans Friend thus hits
otI some Of the absurdities attendant
upon following clio fashions:
Do anything you please NOWADAYS
no matter how absurd, and wear any-
thing Won like, no matter how riflicn-
ionsi and i any one, hy even so nreh
as look, question the propriety 81 III
With 2 stare which announces yonr CON.
tempt % their ignorance, remark IL \
lnatter'ot-sact tone that 4 ia the fash.
zen Iaat's sufficient excuse for any
ana eyey folly under Tie sun. Tail
women sill wear church steeple hate
and shSft men pancnke shape. during
the same season thus making the
fashion q tho ether appear more ab.
surd, and ladies promcnadinr witt
taeaf husbands pm nt Che ndbearnnce
ot mother ana her lilsle BOY woman.
WIN ow-like nook revives sse rnH
q tii1abethan days. and looks charm
iuN Forthwith IL becomes fhe
iAEe soon yon see har more fnfor.
aMnists ialqs with alm0sf 40 neck. 81
Dbl q head rising from nass ~
s.afclls1 mpshn which reaches from
sa1Hlaer 81 err OF c6afse sae Iaoka
tkea periaet show hnt what matter
" it's thu iashian9
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NOTICE.

The undersigned haviug purchased
the Black Bayou Saw Mil, and having
been put il good running order, will
saw lumber for any one that will fur
nisll him logs for four dollars per thou-f
sand feet, Oh for one-third, for three
SIX 81 twelve months.
A. VI JOHNSON.
Black Bavou, Calcasieu parish III
October 18th. 1873
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10, For CaIcasieu
ss

The handsome, swift running pro.
peiler, RAMOS, will RIM regularly ana
seml-weekly, from Lake Charles M
at5ts5 80 t1lkIG8sleW R0sS) cArIvinpt
the Y. s. Mail All down ana III, frirs
BY daylight. Accommodations fof eiobt
paasen gers Excellent inducements to
hantlng and fishing parie.
. FRra ior round "trip, (downand up)
Se--dowp or up only, 50.
Leave Lake Charles, Mondays ana
thursdays at 8 a IA. arrive at Lees
burg same DAYS.
Leave Ieesburg Wednesday, md
Saturdays at a. NJ. arrive 1t Talx
CHARLES sanne days Schedule running
time between both places twelve hourb
acguni running time, much less
IHO5. IN. REYNOLDS, Aaeter
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LAKE HOUSE.
JAMES N. KINDER. Manager,
LAKE CHA3TEs. IA.

ME ABOVE NAMED HOUSE has
u receutly been renovated anc Dut ~
neat and complete order The travel
ing public viii find it q comfortable
and pleasant place to stop. A SQUARE
meal and 4 good bed can he had at alI
times Of the day Or night. "A bar il
attached to the hotel where tho best
at liquors and CIGARS are constantly
Kept. No pains win lie spared. By tbe
manager, to make those patronizino
the house feel comfortable. and %
sway aatlslled. n20yI
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Dr. J. Walkers California

Dir. J. Walkers California
Vinegar Ritters aro 4 purely veg
etableprelelra made chiefly from
the native herbs found Oil tho lower
ranges Qf the Sierra Nevada noun
tains of California, tic medicinal
properties of which aro extraeted
tlereirolH without the use nf Il le0hol.
The questionis almost daily asked,
'sWllAt Is the Cause at tho unpar.
alleled success Of VINEGAR Bfr-
TBRs n Our answer II, that they
remove tlc CAUSE Of disease, and
tile patient reengerA his health. They
are the gFca5 blood purifier aud
liie-giving principle, perfect Rcno.
water and IRFigoratnr of the system.
Never before IN the history al the world
has q medicine been compounded pos
sessing the remarkable qualities Of VIg-
EG4R BITTRHs in healing the sick III
every disease man Is heir t0 They are
Q gentle Purgatire az well AZ b Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation al
the Liver aad Niscoral Organs, In Bilious
Diseases.
Eiae properties of DR.. WALK
Frs NikBaAR lstTrERs arc ApaTient Dia-
phpretic, Canlinasiye. Nutritious, Iaxa-
tive, ninretic, sedative. Coulter Trritant.
Sudoriic, Altfrat'wa a.'d Anti bilious.
RIB HgspOW AID & g0..
Bfuggisle 8 Gen. "A ets., San EEaaaiaao CaliEag.
nlA COZ ~ w HsRsaRtDn an0 Charlton Sta N "a
A9Aa ~ 50 AsFus Asta Hzstl Aaankerss
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WoNANs FRtENp.
AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR,
n srTYrrf,sy

!. @ gILT0N.
n nm prepared to fiji all orders for the
IA celebrated Steam Washer known
rs the Woman Friend Thousands Of
shetn ME sold weekly ali over the
Union No family shonld be without
one. The washing is done entirely by
steam no Rubbing nor crank turning.
IT is the greatest labor a. money ST.
wing invention 81 the age. I refer, BY
permission, to the following ladies
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs Gill. al. Bagdad;
Mrs Andi1is and Mrs. Saxon, ut Big
Woods and Mrs, Fairchild, at Nib
olett's Bluff. Price only 3d. Every
one warranted Address, or call on
m, p. SMART.
Bagdad, Galcasieu Perish. Ila.