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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

How TO BREAK OFF BAD HAB1Ts.-
Understand the reason. and all the
reasons. why the habit is Injurious
Study the subject until there is no lin
gering doubt in your mind. Avoid the
places, the persons and the thoughts that
lead to the temptation. Frequent the
places, associate with the persons, in
dulge in the thoughts which lead away
from temptation. Keep busy; idleness
Is the strength of bad habits. Do not
give up the struggle when you have
broken your resolution once, twice.
thousand times That shows how much
need there is for you to strive. When
you have broken your resolutions Just
think the matter over, and endeavor to
understand why it is you failed, SO that
you may be on your guard against a re-
currence of the same circumstances. Do
not think that it is an easy thing that
you have undertaken. 1t is folly to
expect to break off bad habit in a day
which may have been gathering long
years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

Most people need all the strength
which heightened public opinion can
give them to keep them true to their
conscience and their God; and that
opinion is partly formed by what we do
and what We are Strive earnestly,
then, to order your life with a wise sim
plicity. BE frugal IN the shows. and
generous in the substances of life. Set
the example SO greatly needed. of whole
some moderation. Show that you care
for character above all else.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

No SABBATH-paris has no Sabbath,
and that fact has done more to Danish
Christianity than all the writings of
Noltair and Vienna has no Sabbath,
and that fact does more to annihilate
religion than ever did the skepticism of
Frederick. Turn the Sabbath into a
day of sports and pastimes. of military
reviews and of pantomimes and theatri-
cal exhibitions. and not an infdel any.
where would care farthing about the
tones of VOlney or voltaire. about the
skepticism of Hume, the sneers of Glib
bon or the scurrilIity of Paine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

How TO MAKE COOP WnIrEwAsu.
This IS the season for whitewashing.
and something is wanted that will not
be rubbing off upon everything that
touches it Here it is: Take half a
bushel of unslaked lime, Stake it with
boiling water, covering it during the
process to keep in the steam; strain the
liquid through fine sieve or strainer.
and add to it peck Of salt previously
well dissolved in water; three pounds of
ground rice boiled to thin paste, and
stirred in boiling hot half a pound of
Spanish whiting, and pound of clean
glue which has been previously dissolved
by soaking it first, and then hanging
over slow fire q small kettle inside a
large one filed with water; and five gal
Ions Of hot water to the mixture, stir it
well. and let 1t stand few DAYS cover
ed from the dirt. 1t should be put on
quite hot; for this purpose it can be
kept In q kettle or furnace. A pint of
tins mixture will Govern yard square of
the outside Of a house. if applied with
a large paint brush.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

WORK.-We talk much of working.
but working is better than talking about
working Ito get really at it, and to do
something for sOul-winniDg, and spread
ing abroad the glory of God. is better
than planning and holding committees"
Away with nd-bags Let US get to
acts and deeds. None of us know what
we can do till we try. The sportsman
will tell you that there may be many
birds in a field, but you know not how
many till you walk through and then
you will find them on the wing. When
the wheel turns you will be able to see
the force of the current. You viii see
the speed Of the horse when you put him
to his best. Work work and the tool
which is blunt will get an edge by being
used. Shine, and the very light you
have shall grow in the act of shining =
He who has done one thing will find
himself capable of doing two; and doing
two will be able to accomplish four; and
having achieved the four he will then &c
on to twelve, and from twelve to fifty
and So as growing multiplies, he will
enlarge his power to serve God by using
the ability he has.-.Spwgeon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

Why" said a physician to his in
temperate neighbor, ..why don't you take
a regular quantity of rum every day
set regular stake that you will 90 SO
far and no farther ?" II do" replied
plmple face, but | set it down SO far
that get drunk before reach it"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29
Hg!Gl PT0geTtI for N2ln

J. II. Brown Of Barton LANDING ofE.rs bis h..,
sale on account or the poor health of Nh r,r 'u w
THIS HOTEL is located Mt mn cyr,ller,
business. has good patronage, aud il MI, gglh ~
property ANY une wishing 10 obtain ne,r,.,, l, sOA
regard 10 the same will call on, or address ,e w..
etor. Il BROWN. F't''
SIT BARroN LANDING y,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29
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COMPLAINTS. NERVOUS DEBILITY, EPILEPSY, LOST
VITALITY, and Weaknesses from excuses in ALCOHOL
TOBACCO, OPIUM, and other causes weakening the
BRAIN and NERVOUS SYSTEM Send stamp for circular.
4-9y Empire Pharmaceutical Co. 737 broadway, ~ I
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

ERAsIvE soAP.-Recipe for making
genuine erasive soap that will remove
grease and stains from clothing: Two
pounds of good CASTLE soap, half pound
Of carbonate Of potash dissolved in a
half-pint of hot water. Cut the soap in
thin slices, boil the soap with potash
until 1t is thick enough to mold into
cakes also add alcohol, half an ounce ;
hartshorn, half an ounce; color with
half an ounce of pulverized charcoal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

/ Although mans work lies chiefly
cut Of doors, let him not neglect to give
every possible aid to those who keep the
house, and relieve them from work which
may expose them to the inclemeneies Of
he weather.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29


PUEITY or LIFE.-Few men and wo.
men seem to know how to live pure lives.
There is one rule which is easily under
stood, which it is safe to follow: Do,
think, and say nothing with which you,
yourself, will become disguised, or
against which your purest consciousness
will revolt. 1t is doubted if any man s
or woman's nature does not repel impur-
ity of deed or thought whenever the deed
is performed or the thought spoken or
revealed to ones own inner self. The
penalty Of consciousness of degradation,
diminutiOn of self-respect, unworthiness.
comes to every honest mind. The man
or woman who cultivases purity of life,
physically, mentally, spiritually, is not
likely to act impurely, nor to impress
others as impure. Nor is he or she like.
ly to be accounted vulgar or uncOmpan-
ionable in consequence.
Purity of life is not peculiar to any
creed or condition. 1t does not belong
to any class exclusively. 1t is growth.
1t comes of conviction and is aided by
nature at every step for it brings the
surest compensations and the sweetest.
An impure life develops bitterness at
every step. 1t yields dissatisfaction to
the soul and discomfort to the spirit
1t embitters the whole being, rendering
1t distrustful, insincere and unstable.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29
LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
WE KEEP STEAM UP ALL THE TIME

And two presses running of job work in
all its varieties.
BUSINESS MEN
OF ORLEANS,
YoU NEED
BILL HEADS.
STATEMENTS.
DRAFTS.
RECEIPTS.
CHECKS.
LETTER HEADS
NOTE HEADS,
BUSINESS CARDS.
PRINTED ENVELOPES.
TAGS.
WRAPPERS.
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2RcIisiO,ls Experiment.

A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-Going back
to a house which we left long ago with
the sweetness and memories of lost sum.
mers locked away in its closed rooms,
and hidden within Its darkened pas
sagcs, always seems to me like resur-
rection. We throw back shutters. and
blue heavens peep smilingly into dim
rooms and dusky corridors; we open
doors, and In the June air chases the
Pickering sunshine through the still
ness of the dead atmosphere; we turn
keys and slips, until the troops of eager
children full Of laughter and motion
sweep from threshold to threshold in one
glad rush of life and gladness. Half
forgotten dreams and fancies and feel
ing awake again as some faded relic
crumbles under our fingers, and the pres
ent touches the past so nearly that all
intervening time and space is blotted
out, and the old days join the new in
one unbroken line of thought and action.
Somewhere beyond the stars love to
fancy that the same wonderful change
will come to the dear dead faces that
have been hidden from our earth for
ever. Breath of heaven will unseal the
silent lips, light of heaven will unveil
the Swallowed eyes, glory of heaven en-
compass the frozen soul, until JOY un-
speakable and life eternal fill for them
the whole boundless measure of eternity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29
Job Printing Office,

With its fast presses choice selection of the newest
and latest styles Of type is doing the very best of
work. at the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01
Fruit.

We clip the following from the market
report Of tho San Francisco Cal Of May
goth:
The first blackberries OF the new crop
were received this wook from Alameda.
The variety Is the Aughinbaugh. and Is
tho earliest known. The shipper says
he could have had Thorn in market twenty
days earlier but for tho April frost.
Another small lot arrived yesterday. and
brought 81. A few wild b~lackberrios
have also come to hand. aud sell for
50c q n. Green apples and Madeline
Pears are plentiful. the former at 81 %
@Sl 20. and the latter ut ! 50aSl rs
p basket. Tho strawberry crop Is turn
ing out to DO very short. The arrivals
yesterday amounted 10 only 10 chests
Of 80 bs each, while on the correspond
ing date last year the receipts were Si3
chests Of so to 96 rs each. Tho de-
6ciency IL attributed to the April frost.
and 10 the poor yield Of old plantations.
that require renewal. The crop Of early
l'ringle Apricots seems TO be as large rs
usual, despite the late frosts. The
market ia full Of them and prices are
very low. A few boxes Of tho next
earliest variety. tho Royal. are now
coming In, and bring 25a30o 4 D.. We
have arrived ut tho height Of the season
for cherries, but most kinds arc still
dear. and are not likely to 10 much
cheaper. Currants are coming forward
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01
Horrible Brutality.
lrroa the Sal, Lake Tribune. n

lrrea the ssit Lake Tribune. NAY ssl
We aro informed that a few day.
since, q resident Of the Third Ward. on
returning from his days work. learned
that his little son hal been making a
bonfire in the yard adjacent to u hay
stuck. and that the latter narrowly
cscapoi burning. On hearing this,
the father said the bow should BE-
punisbel. but be would not correct him
y, once n, bs wns so mad be might do
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

CMcKErs. - Jordan Valley. on tn,
Idaho road. is infested with crickots,
Tho cricket is not rs lively an insect rs
his cousin the grasshopper. but ho does
his work fully as well. Being several
times larger he requires considerable
moro garden sass'' to keep him up u
his fighting weight than q grasshopper.
He likes green stuff generally, but pre-.
fsrs anything eatablo to an empty
stomach. lie 10 An industrious eater;
in fact, eating seems 10 DO tho only pur-
pose for which he lives. moves and has
bis being. and rather than waste a prec.
ious moment at anything else. he will
attack and dovour q feeble or wounded
companion when grass IL short. We
have not heard what damage no has done
or il doing in Jorlan Valley, but the
road over which no has travelled in gen.
orally rs bare rs an alkali desert. Sill
rrr State, My 29h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01
Carson itsns.
Iron the Tribune. Nay 81


"Inferno" Is the name given by
Theo. A. Hale. tho sulphur sharp, to
tho town located by him in Humboldt
county. Tho title IL euphonious-jusi
such an one as va supposed that witty
cuss would have given Il. The sulphur
mountain Ia q part Of what is known on
the map Of Humboldt county as Rabbit
hole mountain. The company are now
grading q short road from tho mine "a
the Central Pacific railroad, and sulphur
il being shipped daily thereto. Mr.,
Hale says that the demand Is extraordi'
nary. and no already feels himself Q
bloatod monopolist. We trust our good
looking friend may become q millionaire,
and that o
From q brother Of Mr.. Guy Thorpe,
who was in town this morning. we learn
with much pleasure that friend Guy ID
improving In health. Mr.. Thorpe ha,
been at deaths door for several weeks,
but his medical advisers think that he
has conquered tho ''grim monster"
Tho many friends Of the gentleman resi-
dent in Carson will DO happy TO know
that hopes are entertained Of his re-
covery.
The Board Of Pardons met this morn
ing and pardonsd 4. p. Howard, con.
victed Of murder In the second degree In
White Pine county. Howard was SON.
fenced to twelve years. i've OF which he
has already served. W. Ii. Mathews,
from washoe county. for one year. for
burglary. having served out his term,
was restored to citizenship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01
Fire n Mlnaenucca.

About three O'Clock yesterday after
noon q dense volume OF smoke was seen
arising from the vicinity Of the Hum
boldt Reduction Works By persons at
the Courthouse, who gave the alarm,
and in an instant the cry Of "Firo " re-
sounded through the town. People
from all parts Of town rnn In tho direc-
ton Of the works, which everybody sup
posed were on FIRE. The railroad boys
FASTENED with the yard engine (which Is
supplied with hose and a pump to the
scene Of tho oonAAgration to assist in
suppressing tho flames. Tho fire hav-
ing been discovered by the men ON.
ployed al the mill before the townspso.
DIE arrived on the ground. active meas.
urcs were taken TO suppress II. The
firo originated in n large pile OF sage
brush al the mill. but whether ID was the
work Of an incendiary or caused by &C
cident, Is not known. Sagebrush ID
used for fuel in generating steam al the
works. q abort distance above which the
pile that caught fire was situated. For
tunately. the wind was blowing up the
river. and m the Are broke out in the
upper end Of the pile Of sagebrush. q
stream Of water was turned on. and
communication between u and the build
ing was prevented. and the FIRE was con-
fned TO tho sagcbrush. tho burning Of
which was the only loss sustained by
the mill company. II was a narrow e.
cape. however. for IL the wind had been
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

GrE PRorka CREpu.-Ifther il one
man above another who deserves credit
for making tho Central Pacific Railroad
pay their Just dues To the state Of Ne
yada and County Of washos. that man
Is u c,-Attorney General. l.. A. Buck.
ner. II may almost be said that he
alone Is entitled to the credit, though he
was ably backed up and assisted by our
very efficient and popular Controller OF
State, W. W. Hobat.-Reao Journal.
J,ps Isl.
woULps'r ii DO just ms manly and
fair TO include in the above list, Gen. II.
N. Clarke. Of Carson, who, from the
FIRST. has been tho drains" Of the
prosecution Originally employed by
washoe County. and aiterward by Con-
trsller Hobart. for the State. Gen. Clarke
has had direction Of. and performed tho
bulk Of labor in those cases from their
inception to their close. II credit is to
10 awarded men for doing their duty
let IL be properly distributed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01
Doomed TO Rsstisssasss.

-
We clip the following lower true"
remarks from the Carson Appeal Of Sun
day
Hill Bsaehy died. and many another
untiring worker has died and will die
from inst such cause as took him Of.
II Is tho eternal fever Of tho over-siimu-
lated business life Of these Pacific States
especially Of tho business which finds
its most active participants on Califor-
mia street-that brings them to Q sudden
end with apoplsry. paralysis (which Is
the result Of apoploxy), and sueh.like
quick killing diseases. The brain Is at
high pressure all the time.l Coming
down 70 figures. these super.active BUSH
ness men put in" o~ne-seventh o
time than any other workers. They
have no Sabbaths ; and apart from the
moral aspect Of the weekday OF rest, arc
the physical benefits to DO derived from
its observance. The busy thousands
who delve In the bowels Of the Com.
stock know no Sabbath /; the mill.men
and the railroad men who superintend
the hauling Of the orc have no weekly
resting day; all is hurry and hustle and
nervous struggle. oeasslessly and with
out epd-sAvs the fnal end. Mon like
Hill Bsachy have no timo 10 DO sick, no
time TO take care Of themselves, no
season OF reposc. Tho very extra en-
dowmsnt Of virility which fits a man for
tho strain and tension OF the California
stock baltic brings with itself and breeds
OF itself its own penalty Of sudden death.
Doubtless II is better 10 60 thus than to
linger out the life OF an invalid, but a
quiet, composed. restful old ago Is better
than all-but such q boon will not como
TO this or any other generation OF mine
workers and mine operators, till mining
for gold and silver contcmplates tho sot-
ting apart Of one day in seven when this
eternal stretch Of nervous energy shall
have easement and the peace OF home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

Corrrn ORx.-Twelvc tons Of copper
ore arrived this morning from the mine
owned by Messrs. Duffy and Berton.
We are informed by Mr.. James Duffy
that tho copper ore works 5opercenium.
and that q largo amount OF gold ami
silver Is also contained In tho rock.
The most valuable gold orc is set aside
for future working. and only that which
contains the largest percentage Is crush
ed in the acid works.-Cdrsoa Tribune.
My 29h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

VIZ prophcsied at tho time the EVIL
dencs in tho Tilton-B eecher case was
submitted. that the case would not 60
10 tho jury before the middle OF June,
although Il was expected by most peo-
pie that q verdict would be rendered. by
that time. From present appearances
il will be even later still before the
wearied jurymen can be relieved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

The FOURTH At LAKE TAHoE.-wo
noticed n written notice at tho Postofice
yesterday, giving notice TO the "citizsns
Of Lake Tahoe and vicinity" to assemble
at T. b. Rowland's for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the celebration
Of the ninety.ninth anniversary Of Amer.
lean Independence -Tnekss Rpue,ioaa.
My 29h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

So, oo.-Admiral Rodgers. Of the
United States Navy, and wife. passed.
here yesterday going West. The Ad.
miral is a bluff, bodybuilding sea dog,
apparently about co years Of nge, with a
genuine quarterback" sait.-Slrer
State, Nay 29h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

And In aoeoniasce with law and an order Of
The Board Of Directors, nadso on the i1th day Of
SHs,a q r.: .seA :: :aesi n :. NAV i 5. s:s.. q 81: IN
BE- bold al public auction. at The cfies
Of the Company. No. 10 Btsyensou's Bsi,dIne.
San Francisco, GAL. on FRIDAY. the Rirht.
esnth nsthl day OF June, is1S, al Ire
hour Of II o'clock =. Of said day, 10 pay said
costs Of advertising and eIpensss Of he sale.
II. SAYliE. escrstsry.
Ohee-No: 10. stsvensoa's Baildise. ban
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BORN.

soNERs-In Virginia. Nay Is. 10 tho wife OF
Leonard somers, Q daughter.
MURPHY In Virginia, Nay 81. 10 the wife oi
=. Marphy, q daughter.
hEAcHkM- In Coruscopia, Nay q, to the
wife ofC. y. Mpaeham. q son.
MuRPHY-ln Aurora. May ". 10 the wife Of
N. A. Murphy, . daughter.
scOrr--in Phoebe, May Is, TO the wife Of l..
3. Scott, Q son.
HOaAN-Nsar Belmsnt. May IL. to the wife Of
John N. Hogan. . daughter.