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covered many years ago wood could be
made to last longer ihan iron in The ground.
bnt thought the process so simple and in
expensive that II was not worth while
making any stir about it. would rs soon
have poplar. ba>>wood. or qnakin- ash as
any other Kind Of timber for fncrpoStS
After having been set seven years. they
were rs >onnd when taken out rs when
they were first in the ground. Time and
weather seem to have no effect on them.
The posts can be prepared for less than
two cents apiece. This is the recipe
Takr boiled lin~red oil and stir in i pal
verified charcoal to the consistency Of paint.
Put a oat Of this over the timber, an
there is not a man that will live to see this
rot
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHAT ISV GETINE

1t is compound extracted from barks. roots and
herbs. 1t is Natures Remedy 1t is perfectly harm
ishing and strensthenns 1t acts directly upon the
blood. 1t Qulets the nervous system. 1t gives you
good sweet sleep night 1t great pnacea for our
aged fathers and mothers for 1t gives them strength
sleep. as has been proved by many an aged person
1t is the Blood Purifier 1t a soothing remed
for children 1t has relieved and cured thousands. It
is pleasant to take: child likes it 1t relieves
and cures all diseases originating from impure blood
Try the EEGErISE. Give it fair trial for your com,
acquaintance. Try it: it has cured me"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-21

PICKING OFF POTATO BLoSsOMS.-We
observe some discussion in the papers on
the practical utility of picking the bios
SONS off from growing potato plants to
increase the growth of the tubers. Ac-
cording to theory, this would be the result
the formation of seed always tending to
exhaust more OF less the vitality of the
plant Many years ago a statement came
from Europe on this subject, and we Were
told that the crop would be increased one
third by carefully removing Ill the bios
SONS We gave it a careful test in rows
side by side. but ordinary measuring did
not Indicate the slightest difference, which
must have been very small if anv-proba-
bly, requiring more refined weighing TO
distinguish it. and Of no Consequence what
ever IN common practice Country Gen.
Ntnlan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-21

months after planting. he had roots equal
in size and superior in quality to any that
he ever got from beds of the third year
under the old system.
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SAIICk. Mass, Jan. LIST, ls1s.

NATICk Mass, Jan. LIST, ls72.
Mr.. II f. SrETESs:
Dear >ir-Ne have good reason for re1ardlnc your
EEGETISE medicine Of the greatest value. We fer
tssre that II the neaIIs Ui SAVING our -ul
lIfc. lie l. OF the last TWO
has suffer Il sis OF his leg. caused 10y
a.iectlo, AID far reduced that near
) tl.ht recovery
council Of abe ply slclaIs could give US tut thr
lltc- hope Of his rAllnE two OF the NUN Der
ielarlnl, that he ond the reach OF human r. m
dies. that iInputatlu could not save Inn. as lac
uad endure the operation Just then We
commenced NEtiE and from that time
present betII continuously
has lately resumed studies thrown away his crutch-
and cane. and walks about chetriulIy and strong
Tnpuh there still discharge from The open
here the llluO lLuCe have the FULLEST con
Idelcc that short time Will he perfectly cured
He has taken ab ut three bottles If tEGETINE
lately bat ltIe, dctla he Is too well
- be taking. Az.
RESPECTFULLY yours,
+. BEST,
rMllul Mrs l. {. BEST.
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How SAwDU>r Is SAvFD.-Noh0rrnv

How SAwDU>r Is SAvFD.-Nohorrnv
tables are not ma le Of solid mllowlnv:
nor are Rosewood bureaus max of ,il
rosewood. They are Vcncrrcl; that IS
dim Slices of rosewood or mlho ranv are
glazed on common wood. y few Wears AGO
they saved 4 stick of Rosewood or mlhor-
any into strips for vcncerinw. OF course
4 great deal Of !hr valuable Wood WAS lost
in the stwdu>t; IL much Il half of it was
wasted. But a machine has been invented
which does away with the SAW in this
work. 1t Shavc> instead OF saws. and bv
shaving off the slices nothing is lost. ana
the saving on 4 lor of rosewood i said to
am ,unt to not less. in some cases. than five
hundred cellars.
Perhaps YOU would have sid. whit is
the need Of caring about Il little >aw,lpl~,?
The waste is not much" Waste counts
up. Here were five hundred dollars worth
wasted. or sara. YES. boys, waste counts
up. Waste minutes. waste opportunities
waste words waste pennies. they count
up. \ person is Il great loser by them :;
and it makes all the difference in the world
IL to what his character is worth, whether
hr has WASTED or saved the >lwlust of his
lifc-frittcrcl it away, or used it in little
advantages and smaller means.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev. o.
Walker. formerly pastor of Bowdoln Square Church
Boston. and at present settled in Providence. X. .
must be deemed as reliable evidence. No should
fail to observe that this testimonial is the result of two
wears experience with the of NEdETINE Ill the Rev
Mr. Walkers family, Who now pronounce II valuable
Providence, l.. l., 1854 TRANSIT STREET
Mr.. II r. STEVENS:
feel bound to express with my signature the high
value place upon Your VEGETISE. My family have
for the last two years Ia debility it Is
and recommend it to all who may need an
nvlyoratlug, reuovatlnx tonic
O. T. WALKER.
Formerly Pastor of Bowdoiu Square Church Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-21

WORMS IN HORSES. The simplest rem
cdv and the safest is. give Your horse Il
bushel of sweet apples at night, and the
following day exercise him, gently and
the worms will be removed by the
hundreds; this remedy | have used with
several horses. and its effects are wonderful
would like to have You publish this in
the PiouJhnlun, and some of its readers
try the remedy. which | guarantee will he
sure in its effects, and answer through the
Wough1ntn what the results are.-Hough-
man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-21

THE Mo>r NORTHERN Town IN TIE
WuRLp.-lf You Will take your maps and
look in tn. northern part Of Norway. Won
small letters, but if not. the town itself is
situated in latitude 90 40, 50 that YOU will
know very nearly where it is Well this
little town of 2,05o inhabitants is said to
e the most norherlv one in the world.
There are probably scattered families and
individuals that live farther north, bat no
more north"rlv oryaniza;l city or village.
The principal business of the people is
fishing and the manufacture of cod liver
oil. and the olor of the oil makes it very
di>aGreeable place to stay in, except for
those who are used t. it.
The sun sets there November IS. and
rises january -, 50 that the children have
he moon Doesn't shine, for about six weeks.
Bat tn n, again, to make up for it, in the
summer the same sun rises June l. AMI
does not set until July p. We should
think the poor little things would ret be-
wildcrei and forget when to 90 to bed and
when to get up. The long day must be
about rs unpleasant us the long night
Sill they manage to be Is healthy and as
happy as if they went to bed and arose
with the sun every day. as You do, and
would be us unwilling to change places
with YOU rs YOU would with Them.
As for their food, a gentleman writing
ION there says they have fish and re indeer
for breakfast, reindeer and fish for dinner,
and for supper some more fish and reindeer.
Goats and reindeer abound. but there are
only six horses in the town.-4drance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-21

she can hear the tinkle of her own Downie's
little bucket, without the dread of having
70 return him to any other mistress at
nicht.-IouM S Companion.
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CONSUMPTION CURED!

To the Editor Of The vEEMoS7 CHRISTIAN NreetHeFs
ESTEEMED FRIEND:
VIII You please inform your readers thu; ksVs
positive
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all disorders of tie Threat and Iupss ard "a,
by Its use III practice have cured h;rd;t : II
cases. and Mil give
81, 900 90
t'r ease Will not benefit Indeed So strorg e ~
faltn that VIII send SAMPLE FREE aLy tUt f1r
addressing
Please show this letter 10 any cneyor kBo" =" Z
Is suierlns III. m these diseases and oblir-.
Faithfully yours
DIR. I. f. BURT,
FAS9me e. William Street. N.s Yo;k
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MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. II. l. ID ID \.
LlCITOR OF PATE\
For Inventions. Trad, MARKS or Designs.

For Inventions. r.tt!t MARKS or l',>l, ms.
No. 70 >TATr II. "rio-IIr ktLfA II. Bpsr">.
,'atluUe> le-t-t- - Il j states: 49,.
Great Britain. Franco. ter COMMITTEES
ayta:s SIecifc-l is>ll,lc1t- aid al g rrS r
Patents -Necut"d Rattle fDrl with HI; ~ il.
IL hes made / icttrIlir " lie N-l-y ~ ! U-lll-H
Fat-I II luN.Ii-l. 4 lr:l al cher Il.
rendered III all matters taicIllE II" SCI tHlts
the claims II 4trEt furrl>Let lN rcl' !tr:--
dollar A--i--url r,.tS r., II III Wl~i.i;I--l
y agency IL the Inl--i >:I-,- So e :
facilities for ":a,,il,l f.:tI.t> IL.
teutablllty II Inventions
All necessity a Journey Washing. Procure
patent. and tile lis la -r,.st dvl there r.
= iNei inventors
TESTIMONIES
REGARD Mi Fily a. one i tic lan~t carat, =. al
successful Iractt! with hon, have lad
lrte-CUlIrS"
CHARLES MASON, {. mar. I Patents
Il have n hesitation IN as-ri'i-- i,ly.. = tl,y
employ NOR" c'lrle ~ .! / -rl-s-vt
and capahle II putting their AZ lliCa-l
4 f'r them early and ;ay orle s.t
a the Patent Once
EDMUND BURKE. late CcIiIii'r = PA.-r-s''
NJ Il. II FppY has mad = ne Cve- THIRTY
apl atoms fr Patents having ieeu successful III al
every case such UrIiilS-akatc Ircof Il
talent and ability on lis Iart leads . reror' ne. i
inventors :" aIIlN I" him iair PATENTS
they be- If having the faithful after,
ton BESTOWED their 'aseS. II ! ye-y able
charrcs JOHN TAGtI ART
Bp-.or. Jan. l. is tlyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-21

EASTERN METHOD OF CLEANING Sill
vEH--Nativc jewellers of India do not use
rouge, whiting or any other substance
that will scratch the silver, and depend
upon chemical processes to restore silver
plate to it color and polish. Their plan
is to rub the plate briskly with slices of
Juicy lemons. For small pieces of jewell
~ they cut large lime nearly in two and
insert the iewelrv in it. and put it away in
a moderate temperature for several hours.
The things are then taken ont. rinsrd in
several waters and placed in pan of
boiling soapsuds. stirred gently for few
moments, taken out. rinsed. brushed and
dried on a metal plate over hot water. A
gentle rub with wash leather finishes the
work. For old, corrodcd silver, they use
u bath of weak solution of cyanide Of
potasSim. taking care to stir the plate
about till the dirty silver is dissolved
away. This process requires great skill.
and the house mother had best be careful
about trying it,
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BOSTON DAILY GLOBE.
CHEAPEST PfTER IN THE WCRLU.
My 3 CEN rs.

BY mail wear. Sc: = months 81: : months. s.:
onth7! Postage free subs, rllers after Ian
AIRY !. 1875.
THE WEEKLY globe IS only - year: clubs Of four
more. 81 30 each Postage free after Jan / Address
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-21
YER'S s RSAP RILLA
PI-RIEIING TIE HOOD.

This compound of the vegetable alternatives. Sarsa-
parlla Dock Stillin and Mandrake with the Ioes
Of Potassium and Iron makes Inest eHectual cure
a series of complaints which very prevalent and
affecting Ii yuriies the blood pHreoS the TURK
Ing humors the system. that ind, health and
settle into troubles disorders ErUptiOns the skin
are the appearance on the surface Of humors that
should be expelled tine blood Internal dtranee-
ments the determination Of THIS humors to
some internal organ organs whese action they de
range and whose substance they disease and destroy
AYERS SARsAPARILLA expels these huInOrs from the
blood When they gone the disorders the, pr ,uce
disappear, such ClCeratioLs Of the Liver Stomach
Kidneys, Lungs Eruptions aud Erurti- Diseases Of
Skin st. Antbonys Fire. Rose of ETY. spelas Iimp!es
Pustules, BlOtches b ills. Tuners letters and "a
Rhcum, Scald Head. Rinrworms. Ulcers and Sores
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the bones. Side and
Head. Female Weakness. Sterii;y Leucorrhea a-is
ing from internal liberation and uterine disease Drop
sy, Dyspepsia EmaClatlol and Gene raj DEBILITY NTH
their DEPARTURE health returns.
PREPARED
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The follow letter from Rev. s. Best pastor OF
the NJ Church, Nat.rk Mass, Will be read with III
terest by many physicians: also those suffering from
The same diseases as afflicted the SON of tue kev +
Best. No person Dubt tins testimony as ther Is
AZ doubt about the curative power Of NEGEIISE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-21

90 to SC00per month. guaranteed to agents
" 80 everywhere, to sell our IN bEsIRrc
IBLE WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINES SampIes free
Address the HUDSON WIRE Mills, IDS Maiden LaneS
Y, or lsCiark ST.. ChIVlI 'oSv. ,XI-2Sweow
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SACIlET POwDER.-Thc sense of smell
en- hardly rank with sight and hearing in
the delights which it Yields, bat there is
pleasure in the delicate perfume of the
flowers and in their reproductions by the
chemist The Semi u eeIIv Times gives
the following recipes for fragrant powders.
that not only delicately perfume the house
hold linen. but also protect from moths:
For hell trope powder, take half pound
OF orrls-root. one quarter pound of ground
rose leaves. two ounces POW dered tonquin
bean, one ounce vanilla bean. one half
dram grain musk two drops otto Of
almonds: mix it AL by sitting through "A
Il coarse sieve This is one of the best
sachets ever made. and perfumes table
cloths. sheets, pillow cases, and towels de-
liciou>ly.
For lavender powder, take one pound of
powered lavender, one-quartcr pouni of
gum benzoin, and one-quarter Of an ounce
of otto Of lavender
For patchouli, use one half pound of
patchouli ground fine. and Il very little of
OTTO patchouli. This herb is often sold in
ITS natural state AS imported, and is tied
up in half-pound bundles.
Sandal-wood >achet powder is good. and
consists of the wood ground fine. Cedar
wood. when ground. forms a body for
other sschet powders and will keep
months at a distance. Dried fepnel. when
grouud, is also used for scent-bags: and
ground nutmeg is liked for this purpose.
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DR.. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and analytical Chemists
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r. Ii. NJ ( DON il X CO..
Druggists ard General Agents. S-n Fran
CISCO. California. ard Ger, q Washington
and Carlton Streets. New York.
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MONTPELIER. VI
, 1875-05-01
THANKS "FR0M THE DEPTHS or THE
HEARTH

WELLINGTON. Loraiu Cn., O.. Aug. II, 1s7I.-
D.. X. 7. Pierce. ugGato. ". l..-DEAR Bin:
Your sned'c'not, Golden Medical Discovery. Pr.
greatest service to NC. Six months ago no ono
Ihouglt TINT could possibly live long. had
complication Of diseases.-tcsofna, msnitcat-
ing itseff In orupts1ua and grea: hotches On nv
head thai mado such sores that 1 could not have
my har co1nbed without causing mo much suffer-
lug alAo causfn! swollen g!luds, tonsls eu-
larGed. enlarged or b" thlrk neck" aud largs aud
numerous bos. also suffered from terrible
chroaic catassh. aad, in fact, VAS 10 diseased
that lie "as burden to me. had tried many
dot n with no.bonetlt. finally procured ona-
hat dozen hottleH Of rour Golden Medical Dis.
covery and ono noxen sage's casaEth Remedy.
and commenced their use. Al first nns badly
tllscousaget, but utter tatny four bottles OF tho
Discovery began to improve. aud wh.n I had
taken the remaining was reH. In hdditton to
the use Of Discovery I api'lied solution Of
iodine to the Goi.Fc or thick uec;, ~ you advise
IN pamphlet wrapping, and ii cut,rcly dl4ao.
peareu. Your discovery ts certnlhlS tho most
wonderful blood melic:ne ever invented. !
thank God and you, from tho depths Of my
heart: for the great good 1t h.s i dpne me-. Very
Sfost medicines Which ara advertised as blood
pursaota and liver medicines contain either mer-
curry. !u eo.no form. or potassium and Iodine
various!y comb'nca. All Of these ngents hare
puacle!, aud debl!itate and Otherwise permanent
ly ln}utc the human system, and should there
Fore be diacartled. Or. plcrcus tiolden Medical
Discovery. on the other maud. being composed Of
tha iuid extracts Of native plants, bA1IA, md
roots. vii; IL 10 case produce injury its elects
being strengthening aud curative only. Sara,-
pasilIa, which uee1 to enjoy quito reputation
as blood purifier. IL remedy Of thirty yelra
ago. aid n,s! well glvo place, - 1t is doing, to
the moo positive and valuable vegetable altcra-
tivea which later medical investigation and dis
coyerT has boasht to light. In 6crofufa or
Kings Evil, White Hwe'Hues, Ulcars, Etyripe.
Ian 1nHt fHit tnfly 5fA41u
tiups Inhotans Inflammation. Mcrcn..al atTec.
tious, Old sorca, Erunttons uf tho Stin aud Sore
Eyes, - in a1L other blood discases, Or. percc's
| Golden Medical Discovery has shown its great
intrsctable c7aas. Sold By all dealels III medi-
cuts.
, 1875-05-01
su!ed and ths csac go to tbs Supreme Court On
appspl fr,m tho rulings Of tho Court. 1t Ia gcn.
orally concrdcd lhAt hs chances Of sscAlso In
legal techn!catltcs are not hattesjng.

THE QUINCY tMfhNTlC}CE
6ptefat Mspateh to The Ghtcaao Tribune.
Qu1scr IT,. April 30.-Tho ca,ld-snnrder case
waa continued to-day bffoFe Justice Hutton.
During tho examination orc Of tho attorneys
made smother effort to get posscHslon Of tho
le.ter which tho prisoner Smith attempted to
chew up yestorjay. and the courtroom came
nenr being tho scene OF another melee. By the
prompt Interference Of tho officers, however,
tho disturbance VAS soon quietad. Tho letter
n question vss written BY Smith, while u
rekiu. Ill.,, In fosponac TO Gro received
from s1alsmc 1pgi.am. In this letter
smitl, congratulated lneham unon her
Anna Kicker 70 eaasls. snd the document Hhs
worry damaging TO tho oefonse. lilo 1E,soners
admitted lL1t tho glrlsAnna romainod at
thor ol1lcc week, during sh!cl, &sme che gava
birth tu child, but :bev denied that an abortion
had been Eorfotmed but. notwithstanding the
ants and til. directuess OF thu Testimony against
them, Tho Justice dircharsed The prisoners.
They wcrs promptly arrested lowovor, aud COM
m.tfel tn jail IN another cilhrgs OF nurder. It
Is reported tonight that the gri Kicker ilaa been
rnnfderej, hut this ruaor ia probably without
fouutAt1nn.
, 1875-05-01

Navigation Is now fa1lY open 1t Kingston,
Ontario. Arrivals from tue lAko ports sss e1-
raeted Today.
The steamboat Helkirh arrived yesterday 1t It,
Garry heavily loaded with passengers and
lrolght being tho fret boat Of tho SEASON to got
through Oh ths lied River OF the North.
Dispatches from various po.nts In Minnesota
cay The prosent cold weather has destroyed tho
young ErtashoppsEs, and general bellof il cx-
pEeassd that thare will ba no future trouble froa,
thlB poak.
Judges Drooks and Dick, in tholr charges to
the Grand Jury In North Oaro!ina declared thu
crinlu,t features Of the Civl!-lhRhts act uncou-
stituti,na1, III no law could NY that mon aso ao-
cia!ty .auAl.
Thofa1meEs in sangamoa Couaty are bus.ly
ousagM preparing thoir gronud for corn. Tho'
report that 1t least oua-thlrd niots corn will be
pl4ntsl this year 10 sangrmon County than ever
before owing to tbs fact thkt no spring whaa
waa RWp.
Heny ovssstolz, Of St. Louis. wha ran as In
depenoent candidate for Mayor iu tho lste cleo.
tton, h,a aocspksd call by prominent cit'2eps,
aud announced himself ~ Inispande9s can.
1iaAts y tll III Vacancy eAnssa BY the dssta as
, 1875-05-01
HnY E1.

spf:tts IHsrafeh to Ths Chftaco T+fbtr,a.
NAp1soS, His. April 30.-The Democrat this
morning publishod Fumor that tho Hon. A.
J. Turner, Of Portage, one oi tho editors and
puhlahcrs of tho S!ate Register. Ia about to take
position on the editorial afar Of the Siate
journal; hs1 bcen consulting will, the veteran
editor Of that phpor: That rrcas pressure had
t,eon brought to hear 10 OBJECT The change md
Chairman Of tlo Republican State Con.fal Com.
mltteo. The journal pronounoeo tile ato,tes
purc Invention, without any foundation. no such
ctsnves having bson proposed, talked Ut, OF
thought OF,
, 1875-05-01

New YonE. April 30.-Oliycr Char!ick, lato
polica Cosnmiss,onor and President Of tho Long
Island Railfuad, died to-day.
CINCINNATI. O., April 3d.. Il. sGoarn, \
prominent businessman, engaged In tho manu-
factuso of stoves, died suddenly tAla afternoon
OF Apoile1y,
Paris. April 10.-The death IL announced OF
the famous tEaycor sud artist. jean Fle1cric Do
GENEVA. Aprl 3o.-GnttetreZ, who Was Presi-
dent Of tho revolutionary junta Of castagepa.
Epnlu, died hero to-day.