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CHOPPERS INTERNATIONAL UNION
" Of North America -Hsaduuarters Cleveland d
NJ. A. FoRAS, President Park Building. Cleveland
Ohio.
RoBERr ScHLLISs, LIST Vice President, Park Building
Cleveland, D.
BYRON PoPK, Secretary, Park Building, Cleveland q
THOMAS HEsEBERkY. Treasurer, ~ Scott st. West
Side, Cleveland, o.
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CARPENTERS AND JOINERS Ma
- TlONAL UNION }. Jessup. Pre>'t, No N
Norfolk st.. New York City
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ELYRIA--Uni No. 1872, meets the first
Ia Thursday in each month Mt Union Hail. on Main
Street. ~ u D lock. Chas Winters, Preu. George
Brady Vice Pres. Jacob Neustien serwt Al Arms
Otto Martin, Rec and Cor Sec: box 7Sa
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MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
Iyl TECTIvE ASSOCIATION OF THE sTATK OF
ILLINOIS. INDIANA AND MISSOURI
GRAND c0uBcM
Geo. Kingdom, President, West Bsilville, H.; d. ID.
Lewis. Vice President Bevier, Macon Co., No.; John
james, Secretary, BrAidwood, Wul Co., M Richard
WAilliscrnft. Treasurer. epringfsid m.
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
1N1 TEcTfvE ASSOCIATION Of Indiana, mests on
The fourth Friday In each month. Tina 0ncen Of the
General Council President. John CAneil Knghts-
vile Vice President Robert lam, Harmony Treas
urer, James shaw, Braxil Corresponding Secretary,
John Seat. Knigtstsville Hour q meeting, O'Clock
A. NJ.
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NATIONAL LABOR UNION Organized
~ August %, 1855
RICHARD TREvELLIJK, President, Fisher Bl.ck, Dr.
roit.
HORACE II. DAY, First Vice President, New York
Mas. Z. 0. a. WILLARD Second Vice President. Chicago
c. BEN. JOHNSON, Secretary, TAmAquA, Pa
A. c. CAMERON, Treasurer, SCI West Madison street.
Chicago.
Executive COMMITTEES "A C. Cameron Of Chicago, W
j. sylvis Of sunbury, Pa. NJ w. Field. Detroit Mich
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IRON NOIT!DERS INTERN ATInN 4

RON M0UEDERS INTERNATIONAL.
UNION-Headquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WV. II. SAFFS, President, lock box l045 Cincinnati
Ohio.
PkTkR J. MEANET, Treasurer 50 Summit street Brcok
Ign, n. Y.
JAS. CARROLL, First Vice President New YORK CITY
THOMAS CASEY, Second Vice President, box l76 Mont
gomery, Ala
JSo. Ii. DANCE, Third Vice President. box 70s
Toronto, Ont.
Z. h. OsLER, Fourth Vice President box sa2 Sara
mento, Cal.
JonS y. LEAHv, Recording Secretary. Little Fall.
New York
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OCHESTER, n. I-Union 40. 3 meets
IL the first Friday evening " each mouth al thei
nev Hall, corner " West Main ana sophia street,
Iheo Fitzgerald. pres. A. bri-cOll, vice pres. Fred
NieweTd- nh. see. VIM Waller. ssc W Wilce wv
sec, loci box 542; Vo.gele, David shelter m
terpreter
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CLEVELAND, O.-Union No. ~, meets on
~ the hrs Friday u each month"; At the Irish Liter
AIRY and Benevolent Societys Hall No &c Bank street
Fred Alderman, pres AZ High st Thee HiveIy, vice
pres. Del0s MuruOck, fin. Soc W. J. Cannon treas
B. Shinert, cor. and rec sec'y, drawsrA
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NJ OkWICH, n. Vt mon No I3 meets
~ "a the INST Saturday - each month Al Meeh.p.-
Hall, south Man g. +. ,. 1rciwel pre-. e. r VII
COZ. eoy, box l3os
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DURLINGTON- YEKMnNT- Tnion y

~ meets the first Tuesday evening OF each mo iti
At $50 o'clock John Lyon, pres. N Is. Hitchcock.
vice pres. Theodore Jennings. cor " LeprOnd
james IA Beck worth. air WIN LureIiz~p .er,rt
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A NOVEL dining table is now in use in
one Of the palaces of the Emperor Of Rus
STA The table is a circular, and is placed
on weighted platform. At the touch Of
a signal like the rub of Aladdins lamp,
down goes the table through the floor, and
a new table loaded with fresh filled dishes
rises in its place. But this is not all: each
plate stands on weighted disk, the table
cloth being cut with circular openings, one
for each plate If a guest desires q change
Of plate, he touches signal at his side,
when, presto, his plate disappears and an
other rises. These mechanical dining Ia
bles render the presence of servants quite
supertiuous. In this country, at the Onei-
da Community, they employ dining tables
having the central part made to revoive.
Here the goblets, spoons, tea and coffee,
casters, pitchers, and other necessary arti
Giles Of table furniture are replaced ; revolv-
ing the centre piece, the sitter brings be-
fore him whatever article may be desired
without the Intervention of a waiter.
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS,

NJ INERS' NATIONAL ASSOCIATION -
vi General Office II the Miners NAto,a Assooiatisn
JonS SISEY, President. JoHS JAMES, General Ser'y
Address all communications TO John jane. Room NJ
IL. No Sl5 Seneca street, Cleveland Ohio, and they
will receive prompt attention
VNAILORS' INTERNATIONAL UNION
Il President, Jacob Norstadt, lI2 Third ave Ne~
York city. Niee-President, Luther swami Nnrf,.Ik
Secretary. 5. @. HougenGobIer 2O2 g. Ninth = PhIa-
dellhia. Treasurer, J. Walsh 6s4 Broadway. y s.
| NTERNATIONA AL TYPOGRAPHICAL
IL UNION.
". K. MCLEAN, Of Washington President
WN KENNEDY, q Chicago, First Vice President
". JOHNSON. Of Troy. Second Vice President
JoBS COLLINS, Of Cincinnati Recording Secretary and
Treasurer.
J. E. HAWKINS, Of Memphis Corresponding Secre
tary.
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TRICHINosIs The Port Huron Times of
the 10Th ult., says Of family by name OF
Ludwig. are all suffering from trichine III
that town. The family have been in the
habit of eating bits Of uncooked ham as a
lunch It is supposed they ate up nearly
the whole Of small ham that WAS infect
"a. but not knowing that it was the source
Of their trouble, they continued to eat il
even after they were taken sick. A kind
neighbor came in to aid them after they
grew i'll, and Mrs Ludwig gave her the
ham, OF hat was left Of it, and she took
it home and cooked it, thus destroying the
vermin However there is no doubt that
the family are afflicted with the real trich-
inosis, and the question of their recovery
is very doubtful Mr.. Ludwig, his wife,
nd three children are all down With it.
and are in a truly distressing condition. 1t
is fact, beyond doubt, fiat the flesh of
swine is totally unfit for food unless thor
oughly cooked.
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
IL INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA

ADDRESS or ENECUTyK BOARD.
W. }. CANNON, President Il Academy street Cleye-
lano Ohio.
U BokIEN LIST Vice President box 25sO st. Louis 80.
THEODORE FTzeERALB, I'd Vice President II Bliss
street, Rochester, New York.
z. j Cox, Int. Secretary Hornellsville n. Y.
p. A. LknKIE, Asst. Int. Sec.'y Box 5ss Detroit,
Mich.
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CIGAR MAKERS.

hANNlLLE, ILL.-Unon No. 20 Anton
- Meyers, Pres't: Henry Hoffman. hn and rec. sec;
Charles Ainste~d, treas joseph CehTng cor sec "
box CAS-. y
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selected from the stockholders:
FRANCIS PALMS. Pres, JNO. HEBRON Vice Pres
NV oBRIEN, Cashier.
STOCKHOLDERS.
FRANCIS PALMS, JOHN HEBRON.
N. W. OBR1EN, DAVID WHITNEY. in.
CHARLES DUCHARhK- N. W. BROOKS,
JOHN MARK. ANTON PULTE,
P. FrTzsmoNs. Shuttle BROS.
EDWARD REIDY, JEREMIAH DwYER,
FERDINAND MORELL. WILLIAM FoxEN.
J. KARRER BRO, NJ. KRAMER a Co
BROS, J.s.P. HATHAWAY.
WIN. N. CARPENTER FLATTERY BROS
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RRIckLAYERs.

DRICKLAYERS UNION NO. OF
ID MIsSOURI-Meets on the first and third Thurs
days Of the month. the 3. Z. Eleventh street
and Franklin ave- &c. Louis Jas p. Welsh pres. Paul
Maher, W. pr-s: Harry Bradshaw I'm Sec Wm. p Carr
rec. sec; John Fh...Y-, rsAs; VIM. Delaney.
I02 Broadway, 81. LOUIS. Nc.
DRICKLAYERS' UNION, No. l, OF IN
- DIANA, meets every Wednesday evening wash
inNton street, opposite the cour. house Indianapolis
Ell Strckler president Jack Pat. vice president "a
ward R. TOmlinsoa recording SECRETARY Mike Lynch.
financial secretary. Oliver keely, TREASURER. JET
CleAver, conductor. William Dizzy. door-deeper VIM.
Trick. Chas II. Rihl James Twlname. trustees.
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" ANsAS CITY MO-Union Ma

~ meets on the hrst saturday evening 81 each mon y
Hal, southwest corner Seventh and Main - Henri
biA.geni pres Her ~ Broseg. SC w. B Mobile
nnanciaI So Franz smith, cor. sec drawer 20S2.
ENklE, PENN.-Union No los meets ON the
- nrst Monday evening In each month At Atlantic
Jos hieini pre-, franklin Stone vice pre-. Tho@ J
Armstrong rec M and cor Sec, 5Il STAT Conrad
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NJ EW YORk-Union No l5-headquarters
~ Bcrlya House, 70 East Broadway New York
meets the lst Tuesday In every month G Hurst pres
J. O'Neil, vice pres B. Baryn, I'm sec H. Jacobs
treas. l. Saqui, cor. and sec, Ill Columbia g.
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MI ILWAUkEE, WIS.-Union No rs
4H1 meets regularly the LIST Tuesdays u every month
At Meyers Hall no Fourth st. WIN. G. HoehStein pre-,
ChAs Ewald vice pres; Henry Ioepfer, rec Sec John
Lindner nm sec, Jos Bukonsky, treas. Louis Husa
cor. sec John kehrein. sergt at arms
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Union No. "a meets
- on the third Thursday evening o. each month At
the Court House Exchange, on Third street
81. ANTIQUE Zehne, pres. Marks Samuels vice pres.
John Dick, rec secy Emil Levey fin secy Marks Saiu
uels. trelS and cor. sec'Y.
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PATTERSON, n. Union No 40
meets On the second Monday o. each month on
Won Houston st. corner Main st. James Newton pres
Robert kirgh. vice president. @. Kent, treas Y "
Hadey cor. Sec, box 7s7
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4 TICA, N. Y.-UniOn meets on the third
~ ThurntAy Of each month % HaruKan hall
1wortfager Block, corner Of Columbia and Broadway
jacob Iron, pres, l22 lansing ~. A Boyd wee
pre-. Geo saupaugh, Bp sec. Chas Chfbnnl, treas
Chas kadcck, rec. and cor. see. boz e6S.
BURLINGTON, I0WA-Union No. "
- NESTS on the first Monday o. every month al o.
trAnder Hall, corner Of Third and jefferson sta H.
w~tphal' pres; H. Ohrt, Vice pres; John BraunberR
we~tPhAl, cor see., box 9e4.; j. h. Nieberding. ser
nj arms
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meets on the rst Tuesday Of every mouth at ApoII,
Garden, on North Mississippi street. A. A. Andrews
pres kelnhardt Weber, yicepres. Fred Rebel, rec
and I'm. sec. simon SMALLPOX, treas Chas Behr. cor
sec'y, lock box rs.
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HAMILTON, ONTARIO, CAN, Union,
IL No. s.. meets on the first Wednesday in each
month. A. r. Garsin, president; James Douglas vice
president John Hill recording AMI financial secretary
John Y. Kelley, treasurer NJ Flynn sergeant at arms
Harry Simon cor. ec'y box 3l2
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st. LOUIS, MO.-Union Nc IL meets on
NJ ti.e second FRIDAY evening in every month at Tur-
ner. Hail. No Is South Tenth ST. John Rehirof pres
Frank schmidt, vice pres VIM Hedmeyer, rec sec
VIM. p. ZDelll,er. I'm sec, 7Ol n. xth street John
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II EANENWORTH, KANSAS Union No
81 meets At Woolfs Hall the first SATURDAY eve
ing Of each month H. Washington Cruise, pres. Frei
voss, vice pres. John 7. Jones, sec. Aiam
Heinbuck. I'm. y. D. olive, cor Sec W. -gs
kickapOo Lewis Eckelman treas
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rHORONTO, CANADA Union q meets on
the second "Wednesday in each month Trades As
senbly Hail. hing street West p Mack pres IS
George q. j. kno~lton, vice pres D. p. Thomas,
fin. sec A. HAndo1 McCabe, treas
ThH-. Anderson. boa f55.
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OMAHA, NEB.-Unio No. 90 meets ~
11 re- l.' MondA! Of each month at Central Hall
Johnson, nm sec. John kupps rec. sec. Quo shields
treas It. Peterson sergeant at arms Joseph BecKmsp
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BUFFALO n. Y.-UniOn No. 2 meets on
I'D the Ist and I'd Wednesday in each month in ship
Carpenter and CauIker Hall, No. l6SwAn-st Louis
Jaeger pres. Jo-eph WeighArt, vice pres John Nc
Feeley I'm sec; Chas Wdeck treas james
cor So box 27l0 in
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hETROl1, MICH. - Union No. ~ meets
- on the Isl FraGy u every month At IN. LaIayett.
Hall SrAtct e. Henry klei, pre-, 257 Hastings II
q h"snAIn, wee pres II ImAs N. Dolan re- -
y Schildbaeh, in. George smith treas
Sharie> Er6 Sergeant atArms In Dridame On.
box SIS. '' e'' see-'
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IN ~ I1NVIN1 NVNN.--J MON \ o. "A meets
w on the second saturday Of each month number
q members, =. J. A. GODDARD, pres w. B Franklin
vice pres, Samuel Day, treas: h. shannon hn and
see'y. box lis.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-02
Vermont Farmer Premium List.

We have selected some very choice and useful articles
which every farmer has noed Of that VIC are giving as
Premiums for New Subscribers. Below we give list
of them with tho number Of now subscribers necessary
to obtain in order TO get them We offer no cont pic
lures but coed substantial articles and the very bct
Of their kind.
For any number of names Of now subscribers with
cash, $500 each, we will send by mall prepaid, as
many dollars worth Of books selected from those advor
tscd in book list, receive names, 10 tho per-
son who obtains the subscriptions, whether one,
dozen, or one hundred.
For the of two subscribers with cash $500
EACH we will scnd prepaid copy of the Great Indus
tries, retail price $3.50 each.
For tho Of six new subscribers with cash. $500
EACH wo will send by express, Webstor's National
Pictorial Dictionary price $500 and for l2, Websters
illustrated Unabridged Dictionary, price $l2.oO.
For three new subscribers with six dollars cash we
will send by mail, post paid. copy Of DIR. VIM
Smiths Dictionary Of the Bible price, $3.50.
Sap spouts.
For every four names Of new subscribers with cash
s2Oo EACH we will send by express hundred Post;
Patent Sap spouts costing $3.50 per hundred
Churns.
For tho names of four new subscribers with cash al
$500 EACH we will send by freight express Blan
chard Churn No. 3; for s, Churn No. A. for G, Churr
No. 81 for s, Churn No. G, and for 10, Churn No. l.
Family Scales.
For the names of eighteen new subscribers we viii
send by express, set Of Fairbanks Family Scales
Weighing from ounce to 24O pounds, with platform
double beam and brass SCOOP costing $500
Premiums are offered only for subscribers ant
must invariably be paid in advance.
Subscriptions received before the first Of January
1874 will be free until that time
Remittances should DO made by check, postal money
order or registered letter
Address all letters to
VERMONT FARMER,
st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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Deaths.

In Calais, Dec. -, Francis Le Barron, 6s.
In Waterford, Dec 81, Of lung fever, Hiram Hill,
formerly landlord Of the st. Johnsbury House
In sutton, Dec 10, Of consumption, Mrs. Maria wife
Of r. W. Barker, %.
At East Topsham, Dec. "a, Of erysipelas, VIM g..
Dickey 69.
In Brattlsboro, Dec. %, Of consumption, Frederick
Howe, 81,
At East Fairfield, Dec. %, Nora f.. Chase, 10,
At Alburgh SPRING. at the residence Of his son, IL.
o. SteATnf, Mr.. William IL, Stearns for many years
resident Of Swanton, 81.
In Glover, Dec 30 Aryilla NJ. lWilams), wife of A.,
q, Atherton, %.
In Glover, Dec. 81, Of consumption, Julia S. Blod
gett, daughter Of Sumner Blodgett, n.
In Montgomery, Dec. a. Mrs Saropta Goodspoed, 90,
In Burlington, Dec. 81, Lucinda Mcknight, wife of
Dr. Il. ID. johnson, 81.
At East Montpelier, Dec. 10, Cyrus Wheeler, 70.
In Waterbury, Dec. IS, Alfred Watts, 6l
In Pomfret, Dec. A. Mrs. Sarah Hill, %.
In Pomiret, Dec. 2, of consumption Oliver Leonard,
ST.
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II VICE LITTLE PRESENT
Vermont Register for 1874.

To each subscriber of the FARMER, new or old, who,
before the first day of February next pays for his pa
per up to Jan. 1875, without being called on by an
agent and not having received other gratuity,
we will give or send by mall not Ave dollar picture
that costs five cents and is dear at that but copy Of
wRIton's vermont Register for 1874.
All those now in arrears to accept this offer must Of
course pay up all arrearagcs but If paid within the
required time only $500 per year will be charged. The
Register will be sent upon request to those who have
already paid to jan 1875 and not received gratui-
" of some sort Those already provided will send
q New Hampshire Register If preferred.
Address VERMONT FARMER,
st. JoLnsbury, VI.
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Marria9rs.

3. Rowley.
In Newport, Dee. 30 willie Richmond and Clara j.
TrOw.
In Hardwick, Dec. 81 Arthur H., Udali, of Crafts
bury, TO Mary II. Boynton, Of Wocott,
In Greensboro, Dec. 25 Emery II. Norris, Of Hand
wick, and Harriet h. Smith, of Greensboro,
In Georgia, Dec. 81, by Rev. A. Sabin, Martin 4.
Hall and Susan A. TIsdale, both Of st. Adams.
In st. Adams, Doc. 25, VIM q. Stethern and Marga-
rette Kelley, both Of Montreal.
At St. Johnsbury Center, Dec 81, Mr.. Burt Young
and Miss Ida A. Thompson.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

in the State fit to make governors who arc
neither lawyers nor railroad men.
just So exactly.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The Windsor County Court have Just clos
cd the second trial Of turkey suit. The
parties reside in East Barnard, where, two
years ago, two broods of turkeys got mixed,
and the owners couldn't agree as to the NUM-
Der belonging to each Az the last term Of
court the jury failed to agree. AT the pres.
ent term the damages awarded to the plain
tiff were $3.50 and the cost of the suit is
about 5000.
A short time since, as u spruce young
gent, of Springfield, was returning home one
night, he saw what he thought was a cat on
the piazza of his dwelling, 50 he incontinent-
ly rushed upon it. exclaiming scat" 1t
proved to be a skunk, and it " seated" his
eyes full of " odoriierous fluid" and now il
you say scat to the young mau he is not
happy.
Rev. A. b. Dascomb, Of the Congregations
al church in Woodstock, has received call
to church in Winchester, Mass, ut sala
ry of $4,000. His present salary is 81 200
The farmers of Wcathersfod are consid-
ering the project of cheese factory, to be
located at Perkinsville At Il recent meet
ing Of the farmers club dec 27) a com.
mittce Of five were chosen to investigate aud
ascertain the cost Of buildings, machinery,
the number Of cows that probably could be
obtained, &c, and report at the next meet.
ing Of the club, IN two weeks
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CosrIyESEss Piles, HEADACHE and don't know how
much they lose by passing by DR. HARRIsoNs PERKS
TALTIc LOZENGEs. Finding tho papers full Of RENE
dies they take notice Of any and so lose the benefit
OF good thing. We are selling them immensely, for
thoy are what everybody needs and they will do what
we promise The most perfect agreeable and effective
cure for every form Of Indigestion and the only
for the Piles, either bleeding otherwise Trial box
20 cts. Large box GO cts, mailed free for this last
price -. -
DIR. HARRIS0N'S ICELAND BALSAM,
a splendid cure for COUGHS, nOARsESEss, and all
THROAr and LUNG complaints. For sale by f. =. lIAR
RfS0N q co, Projectors, No. |, fremont Temple,
Boston, and by all Druggists.
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state N'eIUS.

Every reader can add materially TO the
value Of the FARMER by reporting events
happening I'm his vicinity, farm sales, Ares,
accidents, changes, marriages and deaths,
and other notices. We will forward postal
cards TO any one who will use them for
that purpose.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-02

The anti-grangc papers are publishing the
statement that the Illinois State Grange re-
solved against protective tariff, and in fa-
vor Of free trade, which is simply lie The
grange passed no resolution on the question,
regarding it properly as a political one upon
which its members have a right 20 differ.
vEeErINE has never failed to the most lnveter.
ate Of Erysipelas.
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CIT rIILS OrT

II May save Your ifc.
There is M person living but what suffers or
less with Lung Diseases Coughs, Colds, or CUnsump-
ton, yet would rsthcr die than pay - cents for a
hottie Of medicine that would cure them DR.. A. Do
schoe's German Syrup has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany and ITS wondrous
tonish every one who tries it, II you doubt what We
say In print cut this out and take it to your Druggist
g. q. Bingham, st. Johnshury W IL. Fletcher Lyndon
Vile, S. $. Clark, Barnet, and get sample bottle
free Of charge, or regular size for - cents.
{. Z, BINGHAM, st. Johnsbnr,, Vt, General Agent.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District, IS.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate office 10 ST,
Johnsbury In said District, on the leth day Of De-
cember A. ID, ls73.
Amon Il. Sanborn, Administrator of the estate OF
ShadTach Sanborn, late of Sheffield In said district des
ceased presents his administration account for exam
nation and allowance, and makes applioa-
ton for a decree of distribution and partition Of
the estate OF said deceased Whereupon ii is ordered
by said Court, that said account and said application
BIO referred TO session thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate office In ST. JOhnsbury the 9th day Of January
A. D. 1874 for hearing and decision thereon And 1t Is
further ordered that notice hereof be given to all per-
interested by publication Of the same three weeks
sucoessYely In the permont Farmer, newspaper pub
lshed at st. JOhnsbury previous to said time appoint
cd for hearing that they may appear at said time and
place and show cause If any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed and such decree made.
by the Court, Attest
HENRY FRENCH, Register,
true copy Of record.
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-02
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-02
Spetial 1lotifts.
MOTHERS, READ THIS
KEEP MILLER'S BABY STRIP

hand, and your children will be sick. II will
instantly cure stomach dyscntery, gripping in the
bowels, wind collie &c, Gives relief in teetng. Pleas
ant TO take. Contains opium morphine Relieves
your child by curing, not by causing It to Sleep its
restored health and thrifty growth will indicate. Sold
by all druggiEts. Price IS cents per bottle.