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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-04
The Chinese Question.

The California members are apparently
going crazy over the Chinese question, and
want Congress at once to abrogate the Bur-
lingame treaty, but it is believed that moth
ing of the sort will be done. Senator Ed
munds, Tuesday, in his remarka, seemed
to justify the position Of the British gov
eminent on the Ashburton treaty, for he
argued that congress might abrogate a
treaty by legislation. 1t is probable that
Congress will be able to amend the immi-
grafton laws 30 ms to protect California,
and yet not infringe upon the terms of the
treaty with China.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-04
Silver Coinage and Legal Tenders

The house committee on banking aud
currency Tuesday agreed TO recommend
the passage of the following joint resolu-
ton, and authorized Mr.. Washington J..
Townsend, Of Pennsylvania, 10 report it
to the house at the first opportunity
Rrso!rcd, BY the senate and house OF repre-
sentatives OF the United States OF America in
congress assembled, That the secretary OF the
treasury, under such limits ana regulations as
will best secure q Just and fair distribution OF
the same throughout the country, may issue
the silver coin now In the treasury, to an
amount not exceeding 100000, IA exchange
for an equal amount OF legal tender notes and
the notes so received In exchange shalt be
ressued only upon the retirement and destruc-
ceived at the treasury in payment OF dues TO
the United States and said fractional cur
rency when SO substituted shall be destroyed
and held as part of the sinking FUND. as pro-
vlded In the act approved April II, 1876.
The measure is based upon the joint
resolution introduced by Representative
Frost, of Massachusetts, Monday. The
committee believe that its enactment Will
obviate the inconvenience now felt, and
likely to be further experienced, of a scare
ity of small change growing out of the loss
OF fractional currency iy destruction, the
boarding Of silver coin and the temporary
diminution of the volume of currency,
while the fractional notes and the new
silver issues are in transit for exchange.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-04
Social Gossip.

The date Of Miss Kellogg's marriage is
still matter for speculation.
Ex-Collector Moses ii. Grinnel of New
York, IS going to marry Miss Reed, sister
of Mrs. Paran Stevens.
All tho IaotheoIilS children arc tauaht
some useful profession, as security
against the reverses of fortune, and Mile.
Bettlna de Rotbschild, the lately married
daughter OF the head of the Paris house, at
the age of 16, successfully passed the ex-
animation for teacher at the Hotel de Vile.
She brought dowry of 10000, 900 francs
to her husband.
A st. Louis fashion reporter thus writes
up one Of the new horse railroad cars of
that cline. 1t seems to have been quite
prismatic; Scar No. SO is beauty. She
Is trimmed In yellow, and gold leaf put on
bias, corsage decolletee, trucks rotund0 and
en- tablier, brakes en- train with gable,
pointed revers Of wrought iron. The seats
are of cotton velvet, painter en- pou1e,
bound around with a tichu OF red tape. AS
| whole, the car is a very recherche affair.
The reckless man of the Chicago Tribune
| is responsible for this statement A young
woman from Vassar stopped at the Ire
mont, the other day, on her wedding tour
with husband who ate vegetables with
his knife, asked her to pass "them apple
sauce" and when she requested him to ap.
proximate TO her the bovine fluid where
with she might dilute the decoction of ths
Chinese herb that cheers but not inebri-
ates, replied (which y He is only land
worth $4,000, 600 and so she wrote to a
friend at the college letter of twenty-four
pages beginning "My dear husband is all
that nv fancy painted him.
A Graphic correspondent writes no.
ticed that at Washington there is quite al
excitement about small feet of some Of the
fair sex. Now, know the wife of one of
our leading lawyers who has foot TO
rival them, who wears No. l boot and Il
slipper. 1t is perfect in shape, pronounced
90 in Europe and America, and the lady in
question weighs 140 pounds. When it WAS
so fashionable few years ago to mode
beautiful feet, this lady's foot was so mod
eled IN London, and artists there said that
only American women could boast of such
| beautiful feet. American ladies are Justly
celebrated for small hands and feet.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-04
Prison Congress.

The fourth national prison congress
which meets at New York, June G, will
devote itself to three topics, criminal law
reform, the model penitentiary system and
the preventive system as applied to the re-
formation of juveniles. These three topics
are more than the congress has ever before
attempted to discuss at one session, and
the treatment Of their manifold phases
will draw together large body of workers
for penal reform. Judge Pitman and Rev.
j. I. Clarke are among those expected to
prepare papers from Massachusetts.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-04
Small Change.

More difficulty is experienced In getting
the silver change into circulation than was
anticipated. 1t cannot be issued under the
law as at present, except in exchange for
fractional currency, and the latter was get.
ting very scarce even before this issue be-
gan. This scarcity is naturally increasing,
and now both forms of small money are In.
sufficient for "chapge,"
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-04
EX.GoV. Seymour.

Ex-Governor Seymour has written let
ter about the recent claim that majority
of the delegates chosen at Utica favor him
for president. Mr.. Seymour says be knows
many of the delegates named as his sup
porters are earnest advocates of Mr.. Til
den. Mr.. Seymour felt it due the delegates
named to make this statement.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-04
The Centennial Card.

The centennial board of finance have
issued the following
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1861
The opening ceremonies of the exhibit
ton will take place on the 10th of May.
The public will be admitted to the ground
at 0 a. M, and at IL m. the ceremonies
will take place, after which the buildings
will be thrown open. A 50.cent note or
silver halt-dollar gains admittance to the
grounds, and no further fee is required at
the buildings. After the 10th of May the
grounds will be open at 0 a. IN.
(Signed), JONI WELSH, President.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-04
BristOW.

Brlstow stock has risen hundred per
cent within the past ten days with us, and
it is altogether probable that the state will
send large majority of Brlstow delegates
to Cincinnati. -Boston Saturday Epening
Gazette,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23
fen Der fpdtern 3eit. bic 9Orldufsr bes
,MltfatboIici8muS."

fen Der ipdtern 3eit. bic Gorldufsr bss
.AItfatbolicismus."
Wtt nnre6t etenet fb aber aud Der
Neuprctefdnttsmus rem Nausea uNlts
tatbcltcismus" ;u, penn mas er iebrt,
1T rpeber alt, nod fatboIflm. Or.
6aie, Elm einasFeildtsr p~rc:sfant, bat
aus pem Nelen rer tatbOItlGen Stride
berous na6aewtslen, baB pie pdpHlt@e
Snfautbtlitdt oils cine no~tbwenbiee
G%cnieausn3 Der Snfautbilitdt Der STRIDE
erl@etnt unb bas erlsre implicite In
leBtsrer entbaltsn 1T. 81. theoI.
Eaul&er, ebenfags Elm protttant, fast
lber GAS 9nfaaibtlitdts > Dogma
"DaSlelbe III 70 penis cine wiutdrIiGe
SaSuns, bas pielmebr leper IOaii9
c%entenee aatbCItf CUR Mnuabme Der
9nfaaibilttat Des papfes se;pungeu
it,. Das Neus, mas .uns pos "a.
tteantlde @onctl scbradt bat- 1T aud
ntht cfe 9ebre Don Der SnfautbiIit1t
ceS Yapies, ~iOnpern nur Die Doamatio
fFan9 cieler Idu8f oOrbaneenen ssbs
re-"
3ans rcr!refF!1 bat Der protefant
H3umfr, Scbn pss sbemaltaen Winis
fftS .. 8aumsr, biz @Itfnt6pItfen"
c aractertfrt. fnpem er iGreibt: v1ros
e ,fantsn ftnO Die oN%ItfatboIitsn" speis
feaOs ; es fam nur bic Creme, in
ple wett ite prOteftren, UNI eth @ertns
8es BON cet Der Yroisfanten abwet4en.
Jn Ger 8enenuuns uprOtsfant" Iiset
mfbr Aufri6tioffit in Gem Namel1
"aitfatbolif" mebr BereGnuns." SsB-
terer 1T eth lsbr parlameutart(Gsr Auss
prud. "gere6nuns!" So mObL es
bancelt F@ ndmlt1 um pte Sir1en
uno cas Str@snSsrm5ssn Der SatboIi'
ten, Ute man in Deutlplanb uro in
Der S6peis Gebt. Or. .. Adnmsr bat
BEN Na9sl ouf cen 8opf estrofen !
~gere6nun3" 1T. penn cie 9leupros
tefanten f6 Ger fatbOIil6en air6e sus
SabIsn, BON Der le ldusft aUsael6lpHsn
ftno.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23

ttsen Na@barn ni@ts. 8ublanp bat
t& iin9f erft %unnerbOblsn ale 0or>
ma@t bes SlaYentbumS ~bsclarfrt. Sc
1T ctes Der neue @efdtspunft, rpeI1en
lelbf bie 3uBlanb freunblt@ 9einnte
preuetlde SOurnalitif beroOrbob. 8uss
lano pdrbe bur6 pie flapil6en Gles
nente Der Iirtsf DsrRdrft, etne lolGe
Nn3tebunssfgaft auf bic osrranoten
Grasmeate llaYtl9enS tammss ausdben,
Dos Oeferrst6 bsRdnbis fir 1sinsn tn
nern Brieoen su fir@ten bltts. Was
nod BON ttaltentlder NationaIttdt i'm
5ferret&ilhen StaatsSerbanb lbrts IN,
9racitirt cbneOtes mad benz 6fntulano,
uno oas 2Oos Der beutl9en BepSIters
una Sefrretds mare en,f@teoen, 1os
balo lib ete anesrn GIemsnte Yom3ei&
abl65ten.
Go esb5rt peute S6arftItd ba,u, UNI
bic GClsen elmer &u6tfctrung Der tirtis
l@ea Oren3prOotnsen COB Dtefe unmits
telbar NIT RublanD Dsretnist Oosr aIs
autOnpme StaatenaebilDe nod cine
Wete fortbefsben lOutenl etusuleben.
Sc banpelt lt@ baber ntGt UNI cine
WapL fOnnern UNI cine Nptbwenbietett.
OeilerreiG fam nt6t iasen, es bdnee
Don GrwaBurssu ab, Oh Ssferrei6 NIT
HuBlano 9eben, pper 8esen 3uBlanb
front ma@en ipue; man oarf aber aud
ebsn 70 wsnfs 8ubIano, Ubne f& ia
rIbrsn, eepdDren Iaien. Der Rrtee
NIT Der pforte TT Gin 3rtes eeeerl
Seitsrreia, Elm Stes iter bic 3lrfen
1T eth Sies lber bte Uubnen beS Rat
ierrstGes. Die 0el6ide OeRsueiGS
percen o~Orldufs uuf frenben Boben
eni16teDen. Mett MIR bas ober rptfen,
finb mir aud tet bielsr Gntl@eipun9 I'm
tS4feu Graoe tntersiirt uno gen5tbist
ieos uuS na6tbstltBe Gntldetouns BON
vOrn beretn unn5sIih 30 MAIDEN. Die
9fense sutlben Dem tIrtiIden &ei6
unD GubIanb 1T sebtlbet. Gin S&rftt
1ber eteIe Grense uub uns gepafnet
Tnoen, Elm Gdtitt CUR Contributing
fletner NeuaaGten mu6 une, ia esn
Srie8 fabren. Der TtteDen 1T Elm bObes
Sui, Die GrbaIturs beg GtaateS cher
eth b6Neres. Geru iet es YD1 uns, Sps
fer ID i@eusn, wc IS i6 UNI Setn poer
NtGtletn Der altebrwlrDiscn 6Rerret6is
I9en MDnat9ie bancsIt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23
Mifbrautb beS fatbplti6en
Namems feiteaS Ser
&eftett.

sc III bb@f iOnNerbar, bae 9eute,
pel&e parauf ausseben, pie futboltfds
Sir1e 10 serftSren, ben fatbclti@en
9ame1 als garre fit f@ In MnipruH
nebmen. 8arum ciee Sel@tebt, Iisst
auf Der 6anb man wia BEN arelplen
0olfe 5anr In oie Mussu freuen. 90
eel@ab Go In alien 3stten, 10 ssi6iebt
20 isBt. &c eisbt eeutb rt@ts lns
sIei&ortiserss als Die Gleu,ente Oes
AlttatbsIicismus", aber ni@tsreitOs
weniser beiben ft@ Die anban8sr pss-
felben itatbulti& fafe btefes, psr ss
cerrnd8! as8 0e s al
Dis@luubtusreselbeS .@!tfatbolieiss
mus TT NIT Der BEG wnbretp Sotbolis
eismus unrereinbar. Rad benz 8t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23

GnbrtfatfOn Don 9adfeinsn bat 70 ;u
iaasrt gang auf8eb5rt aae 8auluf III
gelHpunben oie Dampfbol3l@netOers
efsn rperosn pemnd@f sssrunesn leir,
ben 8etrteb gang ein;ufsQsn /; Dfe Glaue
in Der @ebsrbran6e bauert fort, NIT
etnem @Ort : Der 4rsbssung oIer @e,
f4dfte sefst flo In alien 0erbaItni6sn,
iODObl ber Dfsntlt&en ole pripaten.
C6. unb 8.s3ts.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23
S5atniter6ericbte aus SentiOs
lnn0.

Nuf Den erOben 8ra@ fOIoen nun bic
fleinen &ra6e. Syn fetnsm Sabre babcn
bte0srtGtSbOteu init Gauimenten @eG,
feIproteaen uno peraleiGen n1ebr III tbun
gebatt, alS beuer; nur Elm @rperbss
twete blIbt, Der Der 9elpwuderer unb
SslddftSagenten. Wan mSdte fat IA
gen isoes neue S6ilo zines fcI6en.
8ureau's 1T rtn reue 3ef9en Oes BcOs
nomtiben Ridgau9ss anieres 8oltes.
CDfdls. 3ettuns)
Infer Ganp lit 81 tief erl6Itter IN
fetnen IrbettsosrbdltntGen unb feline
@usf9tsn seftaltsn fb oemnd@f nod
TO troflcS, baS DIE ieIbfli6ttefe @abr>
uns unD 0ebuns Der efsnen Arbeit utts
seboten faeint. C@IberfeIDer 5anpelSs
fammer.O
Die Nadri6ten dber rfe Sage bfe
Sage ber Snbufrte In ben rbetnt19en
Bsstrten lauten trpflpS eenus. Der
StanD Der @el@dfte uno oerS partaGsn
sstst bteies Rsfultut it ausn !Snpu-
frtefdpten auf bass 6laeenbfe. Nt9t
u,tnper seist fid Der luirtbf9atlt9e
Hdfsans In ben satlrti6er alS is elm
eelaufenen Reclamattonen sesen bte
Steueroerlaneuns, tn Der wa1ftnben
Menae Der @teuersrecuttpnen unb In Der
3uuabme Ger psrarmenpFsse anbeimfaIs
lenpen perlunen. Cine Beferuns 1T
aud fIr's erfe nf9t su erparten. (8ers
liner u@OItSsettuns.)
Der 8eretn Der rbstnil6sUefpbalts
l@en @putnpufrtsusn bat an ben
3etbsfanaler cine 8tttl&rtft sertdtet, in
rpelder CT auf bte trotIOieease Der beuts
iGen Strifsarn,s 8aumwcus unbEuas
ineufrie btnweif unp pie Nufmerffams
felt pes 9eiters Der esuti6en Yplittt auf
ben traurtsen 3ddsans risfer etnft 70
blGbenpen 3wet8e pss DaterIdnoilben
@enerbsFeiBeS btn3ulenfen fu9t.
Simmer trtber aeifalten li6 bic Ser
taltniGe Der Gtisntnpufrte in Def,
pbaIsn. Sn e%tn3elnsn gestrten fanst IS
beretts an, re1t trauris 3u perber, 70
gum 8stiptsIe TIM teselanre unb SaYn'>
lHer, inoeu1 etn @erf na1 benz aneerrt
auBer 8strteb selest pirb. 8cn Sc
Gilenbdtte1 ftnD nur nod 10 in8strteb.
Der NotbRanp ma6t ii@ natirltd rid,
pirtenc tn alien 9ebensnerbdlrniGen be-
n1ertbar. 3u cine ruirtli1 bepenflf1e
Sage lpercen bic @emeinpel fcmmsr,
peren @inabmequellen psrlissen, wdbs
renS bic Stsuern iebr teisen. Sn Der
Stapt 6aspe betrasen bic Communal
unb 6@ulfeuern i&On ieBt 600 pro-
gent Ger birecten Staatsfeuer ae. CD2a8<
bsburstr 3ettuns.0
Gin grocer 8afi1rttt 1T i'm 0etnen>
eeI1dft 10 uer3et6nen 49,. uu nur pte
arnle MISUNDERSTANDING nt&t Der auers
grSBten Notb preis3ugeben, fnb ftarte
Eager obne Musftdt auf AbIuB aufse>
ffappelt wOrpen. (6anpelstammer au
2anpesbut In S1RIsn.)
Die Gu1. unp Observation-Disclosures
leipet pur@ Die ensltide @oncurrens /;
pte Characterization ebenfals ; rie
Giearren> unp SpiIitusfobritrn Ietpen
inter ben allssmt,nen @repitperbdltnils
fen ; bie @aiatenen, GabrifatiOH iteet
gang farntecsr. aC0SrliBs 5anDslss
tarlMer.0. asa asgafsase sl'g8 af hssal
SIN 8uppsrtbul liest pie 4Ietnsts
fen, 5neufris psafdncts carnisUer;; bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23
GtmfembMm9ett tt,tb @urrespUn4
Sentit6e Sefnitelt i'm MnSlamDe,

ueber bas 8trten neutf9sr SsIuiten
I'M IusIanpe MIRO aus E6In pom 20.
Nopember fOlesnpsS bert9tet
Dieter Sage paIfrte rerSeluEtsnpater
SOIbsrs. 0erfu6sr Der befanntsn S&rift
ibsr ECUADOR, auf fetner 8etle mad
GeIetir@ unlere Staot. Mit i'm bats
ten aud bic anoeren psuilden YatreS,
treI6e an1 pDIyts1ntcum gu 4utto cue
aefeut rparer, ECUADOR %Yerlafen. Dte=
IeIben rpdrsn Dor eini9m Sebren bort>
bin esIunbt rpuroen, UNI pas pOlYteds
ntcuu, etn3uri@ten uno In Sang gu
brineen, nt9t abtr. uui fir thinner bort
III bIeiben. Darun1 Daren S~rcbentbetlS
S6plafiters patrss babin Sssaasen, bic
nsber ttre tbeDlo8tl9en Stuoten nod
YrifunBen Spaencst battsn ; weeen tbrer
YprsIeIt1en 9eifun9en, bte BON alien
portsien, audi pom ben SiberaIen bpGs
ee161Bt wurpeu, wOlte man fs itdnDis
bebaIter. Dos mar Der Wuni1 Der
2attenl.r, bic tbrtssns uOn isber ben
beutI9sn Selutten susenetst iuaren. 70
bas aud I'm uOrisen Sabrbunefrt bic
Snbionsr > WiltOnen Gcuaoors BON
DeutI1sn psrieben tpurbsn. Nber, na@'
Dem bic Anfalt SeSrdncet unp Die berrs
Ii&fen Sammlun9en, wte fe pebl
1@perli@ cine anpere amerifanil&e Unit
Ysrlitdt beiBt iammt Sternraste unp
Gsmil3em 9atUrutOrium eineesi@tst,
snpIi6 aud junss 2rdfie aus Ecuador
;ur l~1sbernabme Der prCfsIuren aussss
btIret rcreen traren, belt Der Sc
luitens@ General rte Nufsabe ter
Seinteen eelbst unp tief fe 3urid.
Dem piperleste ii9 absr Der 9rdipent
Bprrerp aus allen 1rdften. grit, ole
bic 9ptten @uaYaquII's i'm Ssptember
wtecerum cine NeoUlutipn III 3ese
bra@ten unp Elm psutl@erpater. wel9er
nod ntGt bic lsbtsr 0slibre ubseIest
bate, iG berett erfldrte, nab Der pom
General erbaIteaen Deportation pcn
leinen @eldbOen rte 9eitung Der Ster1s
parte unb reS YOIyte&ntcums fOrt3us
fibrsn, wtlieie enrlt@ BOrrerc etu.
Sept ssf&ab aber sang unerwartet Don
onCerer Seite elm lestsr 8srlu&, ote
patrss ~ baIten. 0Ilf!t6 botten
etsleIben pie Yd6e rer GCrpiaersn pals
1rt une rparsu nod @uasas
quill setommsn, ais Der eOrttss
%rspOluttOnatre Yrdftpent 0enitmsua
fi@ ibrer Abrstle ptreritBte. ST lagte
linen Ufen, bie GntIaGuns Der peuts
l@sn prOfefcrsn fet Elm hummer Stret6
BorrsrO's sewelen CT ma&te tbneu
eIdnjenoe 8%srbeteunseu, pert, fe blet>
ben poutsn ; er brObte gar, ben SGifs=
capttatnsil osrbteten au woQsn, fe oufs
;unsbmen. 90 ssrftf@en einiae Sage,
bis IS Der ueberrebunestunf pes P.
GaIer eelanS, cte GrIaubniB sur Nbs
retie su erbaltsrt. Bon ben potres finb
bic &tnen Gu. u. P. Gausr) mad Gbili
unb Sraflten essaue.n, no eroser
prteferman9el berrl9t bic Nnperen
nu& Gnalanp, uul ibre tbsOIuail&e
NusbllcunS sn SpuenDen. Wat Giner,
p. GOlbere. TT in ras reutlhe Goasa
! pOn GsIptir& saridsstebrt. ,,@ !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23

Dte QrGmtie

fir ben ueusn Sabrsans Uirb aueu
AbOnnenten fOfUrt 9eltefsit, wet@'
e%snlelben DDransbssablen. NutIrltd
1T babel bic Be;ubIun9 Der q Il d,
fdnbr tnbesrtffen.
Da isbp6 bte @srwaltuns bes Blat>
tee BET Der NuI@ufuns Der Yrdmte f&
auf cine sswtfe ansubl Gremplure be-
G@rdnten muete, 70 wtrb btsrmtt Elm
Sertaitt fefsefest.
8er aIlc ben 1eueu Sabreans
Dpr benz I. Samuar 1877
SCruus6ssabIt, 1T CUR Yrdmte bere&ttst
unb erbdIt eth f@5n etnsebunbsnss
8uG bon iebr tnterefuntem Snbalte.
Sci hteiem Anla6e m5dtsn rir bas
ran %ertnuern, baS ieoe BpGe cine Be-
trd@htGe ansabl GrsmpIare bes
@aneerer''
tad Gmropd-
YerIanbt rrsrben. 8sr aIIc feline 8ers
btnbuns NIT Der alien 9eimat ouf cine
anfpre&ente @eile u~nterbaItsn @iG,
wtrb wObl tbun, ietnen Grsuncsn unp
Apfnnntpu ke1nnherS @uNsyMAnAte1
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-21

BRAINS WILL WN.-Farmers should
ever bear in mind that the best brains will
win. 1t is 50 in the business world it is so
in the literary world it is so in all human
affairs. The best informed minds are the
most successful ones. Those who understand
their business best, who know what is most
needed to insure success in their enterprises,
will be the successful men.
In these hard times farmers must see the
necessity of having active brains as well as
active muscles, # they expect to make
money. AS 10 the profession of law there is
always room for lawyers in the upper story,
so there is abundant room for farmers to
achieve success in the higher branches of the
profession. The intelligent and thoughtful
farmer plans his campaign beforehand with
great care. He has certain objects to accom-
plish, certain amount of money to make,
to meet current expenses, or 10 pay certain
Indebtedness, or to use in purchasing stock
or supplies, and the more wisely he lays his
plans to attain that end, the more certainly
he will succeed.
Professional men select with great care the
best and largest libraries. Every new book
relating to their profession is purchased even
if funds are scarce. Journals relating to
their profession are subscribed for, and finally
those who are most devoted to their profes.
sion, who understand it BEST achieve the
greater success. Should not farmers bear
these facts in mind and initiate the example
set them by all successful men 2-PdtronS Of
| HuSbandrV.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-21
STATE NEWS.

The third district convention will be held
as delegate convention, at Hydepark, Aug.
10, at IL m.
The salaries Of postmasters and clerks IN
the higher grade Of post Offices throughout
Vermont as we'll as other sections Of the
country, were somewhat reduced on the list
inst, by order of the post office department.
The streams and springs are lower in Yer
mont than for many years, there having been
no continuous rains since May. The reser.
voir that supplies Randolph village, which
is fed by springs, is wholly insufficient to
supply the demand.
The Vermont dairymen's association offers
a prize of a $50 refrigerator for the best
report of experiments made this season in
milk setting. Reports may be sent to the
secretary Of the association, D. ). Bliss OF
Georgia, at any time before the first Of jan
uary, 1877.
Mortified has a bedquit which was
brought over in the MayAOwer, aud the iden-
teal shovel that was used to break ground
for the first railroad in Vermont; also a
harness 200 years old. Castletou has wine.
| glass ONeI AVO years Olu bhNoI pOIIiug0i
formerly the property OF Rev. John Will
Jams OF Deer6eld, Mass, and taken By the
family into Canada where they were made
captive by the Indians silver spoons and
China plate 200 years old, and several other
articles Of equal interest.
Express trains between the Crawford
House, White Mountains, and Lake George
have commenced running. The time tabl'
is as follows Leave Crawford House ate
breakfast, and arrive at the Fabyan Hous
in a fifteen minutes run. Passing the TwiI
Mountain House, Littleton, N. H., aud the
to Wells River, by 0 I'm. Reach Mont
pelier at ll.05, stop 80 minutes for dinner
Arrive at Essex Junction at 1855, Burling
ton 100 and Lake George at $50 p. m.
return trip Leave Lake George at $40 a
M, arrive at Burlington 1910 p. m, Esse'
Junction 1885 p. m, Montpelier els p. u
Wells River 3,45 P. m, Crawford IOus
5.l5 p. m.
A union republican convention for tn
second district has been called to be held a
White River Junction, on Thursday, th