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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29


Russia has finally decided to. participate
in OR centennial exhibition.
Az Jacksonville Fla, recently, five sharks
we're seen swimming after boat 10 which
man had cut his foot.
NosE oLoaY .--He knows his nose. know
he knows his nose He said he knew knew
his nose and if he said he knew / knew his
nose, ofcourse he knows I know he knows
his csc. VI .r
A case in bankruptcy recently occurred
in Minneapolis, which unfortunately has few
parallels. Con w. d. Washburn, less than
q year ago, made an assignment The as
signees, took the property, paid all his heavy
liabilities, dollar for dollar, aud have handed
TO Mr. Washburn, after liquidating all his
debts, the handsome sum Of 100000.
Thirty.six thousand eight hundred aud
seventy.six guests visited the Fort William
Henry Hotel, at Lake George, tho past sea-
son. People who do not require too many
attentions can bOaid there very comfortably
at 81 day. r.a.t.s
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29
The American Hone and Box Company

Last week visited the works of the
American Hone and Box Co, at Wolcott.
They are located on the Lamoille river,
which furnishes power for their machinery.
The company employ about thirty workmen,
about half of whom are engaged in manu-
featuring the little wooden tooth picks found
so plentiful in all our hotels, eating houses,
ETC. A lathe cuts them out of blocks at
the rate Of two bushels per hour. White
birch Is used and nothing bat the sap will
d. They are bleached with sulphur and
dried 10 room twelve feet square, which to
the eyil-doer must be highly suggestive Of
Ahe place prepared for him in tho future
Nine girls seated around large table pack
them into boxes holding about 500 picks
each, at the rate Of one hundred boxes each
day. About 100000 tooth-picks are
turned out per day. and they are sold at ten
cents a box at wholesale, and good profit
made. The company turns out 100 gross
per day of blueIDg boxes, but why they use
so much lumber to get 30 small box is left
wholly to conjecture. Enron.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

The Board of Education of Chicago has
recently excluded the bible from the public
schools The Rutland Herald thinks il is
better to yield this point to the Catholics
than to imperil the existence of our public
school system. We do not approve of yield
ing to Catholic bigOtry by giving up the
time-honored custom of bible reading 10 our
schools This school system is our own, and
peculiar to our system Of government. We
admit freely all nationalities to enjoy its
privileges, but to none would we give the
right to interfere with its management,
Religious freedom is our birth-rigbt. We
claim it for ourselves individually, for oul
families and for our schools. If we must
give up the reading Of the bible in our
schools, because there are few Catholics al
lowed to be there, we shall next be re.
quired to give it up at the family altar, be-
cause we have Catholic servant Besides
to make concession to the Catholics in this
matter, is tacitly to admit that they have a
right to dictate, and the very way to imperll
the existence of our public schools. They
care but little about bible reading after al
will be satisfied with nothing but the over
throw Of the system altogether. There is nc
wisdom in such concessions.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Secretary Robeson's wife on Friday lost a
came's hair shawl, valued at $1,000, in
Baltimore.
The secretary of the treasury has ordered
the drawback on sugar restored to its former
rate, pending the investigation of and report
on the matter by committee of experts in
New York.
Francis Harsenstant, treasurer of Carver
county, MINI, for the past seven years, has
absconded, leaving deficit Of 81 900 in the
county funds for his bondsmen to settle.
A carriage containing FIVE persons was
precpitated into the Schuylkil river oppo-
site ManAyunk, Sunday, and three of the
five were drowned, the other two being res.
oued. ..
The wholesale establishment of NJ Nor :
gan, at Montreal, was robbed, Sunday
night, Of $4,000 worth of silks and laces,
aud the safe Of Mr. Muldoons was stolen
from his residence on Stanley street and over
$4,000 worth Of papers aud money carried
Of.
The papsr-mill of Morrison, Bare & Co
at Roaring Springs, Pa, exploded, Monday
completely destroying the mill and seriously
iDjraiDg ten men. lIoss $4,000.
The following states hold their election
next Tuesday Massachusetts, New York
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29
MARKmTa.
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly frOm the Boston JOurnI

corrected weekly from the Boston Journal
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d.mand h staady IN meet IN snts of The trads and
sinss eontinna Il ~ s,,tainod T6a ala. u, SUI
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a. 'So ~ Wiseonsin osIrss a. AZ n 80 Minnasofs
SsLsrp sx,tras AZ al "a N ? ~ 'Wintes tVhaat 1h1
Gndans ard McbisSn AZ az "a n a. ItinoS az al *
m sO, and az Lonis AZ AZ "a y bb and somS Evo
rite brands are held higher Fancy Minnesota brands
have been IN demand M a. 20 ap Z 20 ~ bbI Rtnm1
Tai for damaged Wheat soils NJ s5 20 m gbo 40 nh
as 10 smell in southern aour no change PreesrapSa
from s. so a 9 v bbl including common extras and
Corn Meal has been In lair demand with aales nj
80 40 "a IS y bbI :"
In RYE Flour sales at IS 90 R6
Dat Meal at 81 so al 9 y Dbl,
Buckwheat Flour at 81 % v 100 rs.
CsraIn.-The market for Corn has been auiet Int
prices are steady and hrm The sales on mixed and
yellow have been at 70 a SIC y bushel and rejected at
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

People sometimes have collecting or other
legal work to be done, away from home, and
don't know who will be faithful hand to do
it. We can tell them Of at least one such
person, L. II. Thompson, Esq, of Irasburgh,
Orleans county. We have never had col
lecting done more promptly and cOurtOOusly,
without provoking the ire Of those whom we
wished to retain as friends, than Mr. Thomp-
son has done it. We shall give Mr. 7. all
the business in his line that we may have in
his vicinity, and advise others to do the
same.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

Another "clue" to The Whereabouts Of lit
Tie Charley Ross A Mr. Baker of Phila-
delphia, has received letter through the
mail, claiming 10 be written by one who says
he assisted in the abduction Of the boy.
This letter intimatOs that the boy is in Scot
land in care Of one Sam Hurbet. and says
Baker can get him if he will 60 there.
Baker replied through the Ledger that he
would go IL the writer would give him an
order on Hurbet. Said order has been for.
warded 10 him and he has started for Europe
We shall rejoice with other millions of citi.
Gems, If little Charley is, by any means
restored TO his anxious parents Westervelt
recently sentenced to seven years hard labor
for completely in the cOncealmCnt of Charley
has been offered his liberty aud large sun
Of money, if he will reveal the whereabouts
Of the boy, but he declares he does not know
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

Our friend Wheeler don't believe the
New York Times, the Boston Journal, and
HArper's Weekly when they claimed that
the Ohio contest involved the school issue.
Will he believe Hon John G.. Thompson,
the chairman of the democratic committee ?
He attributes the failure of the party in the
late election (amOng other causes) to "the
introduction Of false issues on the public
schools" Will he believe the Toledo Cath
ollie Review which we quoted few weeks
since, as saying, "That the Catholic vote
should bdFeAst solely for the democracy in
the coming election is undoubtedly true. 1t
is the only possible hope to break down the
school system" This is the "ialse issue
Of which Mr. Thompson complains.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29
AT NVArERroNvN

Catte-The market pretty well flooded with cattle.
The supply 3, and the largest Of the season nearly
800 head IN excess Of last week. Quite number Of
Young store cattle, that owners asking from t5@
2! Tor yearlings S2ODlj Tor twOy earolds throey
0lds from SaSDl5, AZ ~ quality Beef cattle range
loWof on best grades 10 decline live weight infe-
lOr grades full off, Fair trade for good cattle.
Long and shin were late Mt market last week from
northern New York, through the Tunnel with fine cat.
tie that went to J. d. Prindle. Hathaway 4 swim
sold 1853 head Of IVES cattle to Cornell Co. aver
age llO0 bs' at Ole live weight; AZ 6ne steers to II
BIRD 20 At 1tc live, average 400 lbs &c Mt same
price aud weight 10 4. ID. Kinbal d. Y. MoIntlrs
10, DIV.
=, Sheep and Lamis-A fair feeling at sheep houses
supply runs steady, and prices remain unchanged a
far Ms we could learn butchers claim that they are
paying 5G6lc for lambs, which last weeks figures
y lngerson sold l0 lambs, average 65 lbs at 6io l.
sargent soil 35 sheep and lambs average "a bs at e
W.. &. u. kidder sold 1853 sheep, average 10 lbs, al
4tc y. Robinson sold 81 sheep at 81 Y head.
Poultry - Something like two tons Of poultry 4
Tended here. Live geese ut 81 each Prices steady
Mixed lots at lie v 10 young turkeys at I5e y h.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29
Insurance Companies Elections
Vermont Mutual.


At the annual meeting at Montpelier, on
the Goth inst, the following persons were
elected directors: Washington county, Jas
T. Thurston, Fred Smith, Timothy p. Red
field, Charles Dewey, ErAstus S. Camp. Or
ange county. l.. G.. Huxley. Bennington
county, G. H. HoughtOn. Lamoille county,
w. II. II. Bingham. Windham county, O..
W. Wyman. ChitteDden county, AlonEo W
Allen. Orleans county A. j. Dodge.
Windsor county, Il. q. Watson. Franklin
county, II. II. Rawson. Essex county, H.
A. Cutting. Grand Isle county. Henry O.
Hill. Caledonia county, N. P. Bowman
Rutland county. II. W. Porter Addison
county, w. G.. Sprague.
James I. Thurston, president; W. ii. II
Bingham, vice president; James T. Sabin
secretary; D. j. Vail, treasurer.
Farmers Mutual.
This company held their meeting the same
day and elected the following directors
Addison county, Charles d. Lane, Cornwall.
Bennington county, Elias b. Burton, Man
chester Tarrant sibley, Bennington Center
Caledonia county, George s. Shaw, st Johns
bury. Chittenden county, TOrrey Il. Wales
Burlington. Essex county, OrameI Craw,
ford. Guilford. Franklin county William
G. Robbie, franklin. Grand Isle county
Asa Reynolds, East Alburgh. Lamoills
county, @. Q. Dodge, CAdy's Falls. OrABg,
county, John @. Stearns, Bradford. Orleans
Joseph Bates, Derby. Rutland county, NJ
j. Francisco, Rutland. Washington county
Joseph Poland, Samuel Wells, Carlos BaE.
croft, Theron o. Bailey, A. 9. Brown, p
p. Pitkin. Montpelier. WindhAm county
T. j. b. CudwOrth, BrattleborO. Windsor
county, p. II. Robbins.
Perley p. Pitkin, president; TOrrey H.
Wales Vice.presdent; Joseph Poland, sec.
rotary Samuel Wells, treasurer.
Union Mutual.
The Union Mutual elected the following
directors Windham county, Il. b. Camp,
bell. Windsor county, j. O. Parker. Or.
ange county, Charles Jones. CAledouil
county, Gates B. Bullard. Orleans county
u. p. Cotton. Franklin county. II. Henry
Powell. ghittenden county, james A. Shedd
Addison county, james N. Slade. Rutlaut
county, II. w. Nye. Bennington county
@. u. HoughtoB. Lamoille county, Richard
X. Wait. Washington county, NJ. d. Gil
man, James W. Brock, Samuel Wells, p. w
Braman. '''
". h. Campbell, president; NJ. ID. Gilman
vice. president; 4. @. Brown, secretaryi N
w. Bailey, treasurer,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

Fast mails are all in vogue just now
from New York to Chicago by rail, but in
France carrier.birds are being trained to
carry the mail. Two of them recently
brought dispatches from Paris to within ten
miles of London in one hour and half.
If the experiment being tried prove success
full, it is proposed to establish a daily mail
by bird carriers, between Europe and Amer
lea. The charge for postage Is not men,
toned.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

Mr. Carlyle, who was recently honored by
Harvard University, is little hard on our
American colleges. See what the Liverpool
Daily Post says of him;
Mr. Carlyle declines with scorn the degree
OF Ii. d., conferred by Harvard University
American universities, he says, are "sem-
blances;" their degrees the "silliest sham
feathers" and that he should be asked to
''join in heading your long line of ID. DIS
and LII. D.s-a line Of pompous little fell
lows hobbling down to posterity on the
bet. passing on into the oblivion of all uniVer-
stiles and small potatoes"-is more than he
can bear.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

Henry NJ. Stanley, who was sent out few
years ago by the New York Herald, in
search of DR. Livingston and who found him,
has since Livingston's death, taken his place
as an African explorer. Stanley has re-
Gently discovered that what has been known
as Victoria and Albert N'yanza lakes, lying
under the equator, and the most remote
source Of the Nile actually known, are, il
reality, an inland sea instead of an aggre-
cation of small lakes, as some explorers have
supposed.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29
Brsshsom cassse Marker.
For the week ending "wednesday, oct. ~
From TIE Besfon Journal

For the week emotng "wednesday, Oct. ~.
FROM he Boston Journal.
AZ market for the current week-Cattle 500 shoep
and lambs u535 swine e00 number Of western cattle
340a eastern 70 milch cows and northern cattle 400
Prices OF beef cattle y loo rs, live welght-Extra
quality t7OOf7 25 first quality t650D7 e1i second
quality t6.75d6.3Ti third quality e45O0562i poor.
est grades Of coarse oxen, bulls, &C. 81 O0fDi.25.
Brighton hides 7lo v u !, Brighton taow767lo y n.
Country hides 81 dD7c v n country taow 81 acc y o.
Cali skins l4epl5c v b, sheep skins 75c@tl lamb
skins 75c@Sl each.
Tho supply of cattle in market for the week has been
the largest ofthat fany one week before this
The quality was mostly OF common grade, there
the West Prices upon all grades have fallen on from
i6l v n from those Of our last quotations. There
were but few lots Of cattle sold high 7ic v h.
The trade for all grades has bee very dull
Working Oxen-Not large supply, but enough fOr
the demand, few pairs each week being all the mar
ket requires. We quote sales Of pair, girth 6
sl4Oi pr n 1856 2prs6t4. l2j v pr, lpr 7 n
i75.
Milch Cows-Extra s55D9s ordinary s259s0; store
Sl5dD4j v head Most Of the offered In mar
ket are Of a common grade. Good cows sell we'll ai
store Cattle--Yoarllngs s5mis, two.year-olds slsa
81 threeyoar-Olds Sl56i5. Prices small cattle de-
ponds much upon their value for beef There has not
boon larger supply IN Of late.
Sheep and Lambs From the West the supply wal
light, costing from 5l@6c y n. Mr. Hollis had 35OC
from Maine which cost 81 66l v ID landed at Brighton
From the North there was a large supply and price,
same as last week.
Swine-Columbia County pigs 006OOc v 10. Stor,
pigs Wholesale l0mllc ID retail II D2o Fat hogs
/ bOUO in market; prices bln9o n To-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

Systematic extortion is practiced by our
large coal dealers. They fix the price early
in the season for said month, and then raise
the price each succeeding month through the
season. Having power to control the mar
ket, they thus monopolize aud extort money
from the needy without mercy. And an.
nually the suspension of cOal-mining is in
augurated, with view Of forcing up prices
We wish the people could crush such
monopolies. They are curse everywhere.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

A Yankee who lives at Lewiston, Me-,
traded horses the other day, nine times. At
night he had the same horse he owned in
the morning, and forty.fve dollars in money,
twenty dollars worth Of watches, a double
barrelled shotgun and four bushels of red
potatoes
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

In the next New York legislature bill
will be considered providing that seven Of
twelve jurors may give verdict in civil action
and nine in criminal cases. We hope this
law will pass in New York, and be every
where approved, as it seems entirely just
and proper.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

1t is claimed by practical farmer that
II is a dead loss to fall-feed our moving
fields. He says one ton of grass fed from
that field will diminish the next years crop
ut least two tons. What do other practical
farmers say on the subject9 Let the ques-
ton be settled.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

tains, etc ? The beautiful village is always
surrounded by an intelligent, cultivated,
snterPrising and public spirited, sgncultu-
gal population aud their sharing and aiding
10 public improvements has made the far
mers aud their snug farms what they are.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

A Pottstown letter says A gentleman and
lady, elegantly dressed, entered smoking
car of the afternoon express train down at
Reading yesterday. The conductor, Mr.
Samuel Frescoin, who Is proverblal for his
courtesy and politeness, Informed the man
OF his mistake, and was answered In this
wise: well, whose business is ii; don't
smoke, and don't my wife smoke, and amt
this smoking carp" physiognomy Of the
usually bland puncher of pasteboards under
went visible change as he uttered the re-
ply of "All right, my dear SIR" A moment
later the man handed cigar case to his
wife, who, with her delicate fingers selected
dark colored Hnvana, and the next both
were putting away, seemingly as contented
as woodchoppers. The couple were spiritual
mediums.
Woman right to smoke Most ASsuredly
she has. Let no one dare to prevent her
from entering the smoking car" when she
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29
81. .JONIssbErw Market.

THURSDAY, Oct %.
Prices Paid by Dealers.
Butter, new, tubs or balls choice % % Doe Y ID.
Eggs, fresh, V dozen, 25c.
Beans, common white s2.OO; hand picked $3.50.
Oats, 5Oc v bu.
Maple Sugar, stirred, extra, loo p ID; tub, &c.
New Potatoes, 40c v bu.
Beef, dressed weight, a Sc v b.
Veal, live weight, 90 10.
Prices Asked by Dealers.
Dried Apples, sliced, l5c y ID strung, lic
Molasses, v gallon, $50.
Sirup, silver drip, Sl.00.
Sugar, refined q, lie extra O. lie; graduated lc
BerinuRda OAons, v b SC.
Kerosene, 20 y gallon.
Corn, 9Oc v bu.
India Wheat, 75c v bu.
Meal, IS "a gOc v bushsl,
Feed, $500 v IOD lbs.
Bran, Sl.7j q 100 lbs.
Flour, common s. 90; good family, 81 best, ss.25.
Rye Meal, unsifled, &c v ID.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

J. Estey & Co Of BrattlebOrO employ
Ave hundred men in the manufacture Of cot
tAge organs. There appears to be no panic
in the music world.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

Maine now has its FIRST class murder as
we'll as New Hampshire and Vermont
Mary Walton of Mercer, shot dead by Green
leaf Tracy-The difference in favor of Maine
is that Tracy committed suicide. Ifall these
murderers would take their own lives, it
would save a good deal of trouble; and if
they would do this before they commit their
crimes, grateful community would honor
their memory.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

A. T. Stewart of New York has in his
uptown store" carpet which actually
cost in Paris, $4,000. 1t was mauufaC-
tured for the Emperor Napoleon. Mr. Stew.
art bought il as curiosity. to exhibit to his
friends.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

MoNDAY, Oct %.
Market dull and down for butter, active and full
prices for cheese Butter 2jG33c v ID. Most Of the
fall mado butter sold for 3Oc. few tubs ut 2j6027c
and few tubs selected 3l6DJ3c. Cheese s6DI3lc " n
Potatoes ljaD9Oc for GO d.. Eggs 2ldp2jc Y dozen.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-29

LaPage, the suncOOk FrenChman, is daily
sinking deeper and deeper, under suspicion
Of being the murderer Of Josie Langmaid.