Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-25

,nuSetS DISTRICT. therefore,, during tIlt
rest of the campaign, and the livelier they ;
are the worse for Butler.
ONE ACRE ENOUGH.-A cheering eN- :
ample to small farmers is that Of w. IL. :.
IIinman, Of Derby, who. this season, has
raised on one acre Of land 2l5 bushels Of
potatoes, 20 bushels OF ear corn. 800
pounds squash, l bushcl of rop corn, )
bushels sweet corn, 6 bushels of cucum-
bers. and bushels of peas. >" Go thou
and do likewise"
When Mr. John Kelly makes IN indor>c /
ment. he writes it in Il good big hand. lie
said Yesterday, that he considered Mr..
Croker " one Of the noblest works of the
Creator. 1t would not surprise any one
not familiar with Mr.. Kelly and our other
institutions to know that this masterpiece
is thrown away on the Office of Il Coroner.
Tribune.
The extraordinary rise in the price of
kerosene is 4 subject of considerable COM
ment. 1t has advanced over 100 per cent
during the past six months. and is still .
going up. The advance cannot be perma-
nent, as the supply of petroleum is in no
degree exhausted, has hardly been touched
in fact; bnt the prices went down so low
did not pay fur the expense of raising it
and preparing it for market.
Philadelphia is now engaged IN 4 great
effort to save 4 portion of the Main Build
ing of the Centennial Exhibition, with its
more remarkable contents, for 4 perpetual
exhibition. 4 meeting of prominent cltl-
zens, Monday evening, agreed to form Il
stock company for this purpose. The only
objection to such Il disposition of the Nam
Building is that that structure hides the
Memorial Art Gallery, fine buld ING,
from the very finest point of view IL WAS
proposed at first to choose the Machinery
Hall for the permanent exhibit, but Tor
some reason the Main Building is fixed
upon.
The Hon. d. w. Voorhees, is another re-
former bothered with supertlultv of rec
ord He remarked in recent speech: l
say We all alike put down the rebellion
, This sounded iirst-rate till the Indianapolis
7 Journul went prowling about among dead
: issues and looked up this nice little figure
of speech inlulyei in by the same Mr.
Voorhees, in 1862: Every soldier IN the
), Union army ought to be taken to a black
smith shop and have an iron collar nodded
around his neck. and have stamped upon
i, these words: MY doy-A Lincoln
l Mr.. Voorhees, way Of putting down
the rebellion is not Il popular one.
+ \ curious Story is told hy Mrs. Francis
L Word>u orth, one of the survivors ot the
l. wreck Of the ship Strathnore. She Wa
y sitting by 4 fire IN the island upon which
= they were cast when she saw = woman
4 facc-pale compile Mon and dark eyes, Will
:, kcrciiief tied over the head and undcI
II the chin. 1t smiled kindly on her. an'
,n slowly faded away. She spoke OF 1t t
,r her son, and he mentioned 1t TO some @
20 their companions: but the striking par
~ of the story i that the gentle youn
i wifi. of the American captain who too
an them from the island and saved them
\ who wa, on her husbands ship-had til
on face of the vision even to the ktrchlet tie
ms under tie chin.
re
DR. T. W. SYLVESTER of Wayne count.
\. Y. is reported to have made an eN
ity pcriment with Il French method of butter
he making. as follows: He put the cream
lrc a canva, BAG, and enclosed that in anotl
m tr bar 80 rs To prevent the cream irol
ny escaping ami foreign matter from ente
far ing: he then put the bag in the Sr"ut
the 1wo feet Deep when the earth was dr.
w. covered il over and allowed il to stay the
av twelve hours. At the expiration OF TN
the time he found the inner bag full of butt,
,ot- which. after receiving the usual attcntlo
BED in the dairy. was pronounced by coml
tent Judges a superior article.
','s Mr. Trnntv>on viii now conclude. wit
ne ont douut, that his life has been \ fallul
an Had he taken To comic song writing
lac, I
ts> have achieved some measure OF >uctr
IN" and have been enrolled among the st
me made men of our time. \ music pu
eat Usher testified in a copyright case in Il /
MI on recently that 10000 copies had be
crs' sold of the song "Slap. bang Here
hr>t are gain" and that the copyright OF G
IL OF popular comic song is frequently we
from y, 600 to $1,000. The London
adds: Two things ne required tor t
'il''- 'h succ s>ful writing of a popular song I
'le shall be popular in this highly clvlll
hen' ace-lhc negotiation ot common Sc
'lhts and a suoerhuman attainment of folly.
re is
: O,-rwAHp DrMEANoK.-Muth of
10 af happiness of life depends on our outw
,ar,. demcanor. We have al experienced
|,.,,,l' charm Of gentle, courteous conduct :;
= have been drawn irresls,hly toward II
,, who are obliging. atfthle AND sympat
,.,la ic in their .leme,nor. The friendly 81
+-,,,,, the warm welcome. the CHEEKY L
the encouraging word. the respectful Il
nn,a nrr. bear no small share in creating
iov of life. while the au>tcrc tone.
,;., Stern rclukr, the sharp and acid rem
'ha1 the cold and Indifferent manner. the
nn nf and diSrespcctful air. the superclllous
nn " scornful bearing are responsible tor /
i5>,. of human distress, despair and
~ ,h,n their transient natures might 5
three t. warrant
'ir to- ,,.,> nr IN. Il
>ician h"NAN' + ~. ,l'a, ,;>o h,,L no g
scnses are S't'i''o" ,,'r, !; , ,ostfn
They from i'i1e'''- , f H.. sw,rd for
v anu ,y,nderers: there are benches invitln
''', 1,o w. cupancv, and full of promi-e and re
wv what more congenia. place than tn
''''' lovers? What seas, in which the
rn.l, more gently, or over which the
m al brrezes wander with softer or NOR
oe1t r...s;nr fnoers? What divine peaC
" any Iotus-ealers, who wish to idly DRIFT
10 foot swcctly dream. And vet it is Just he
of the the moment when the shining ptthw
tbrre bri,htest with it's shimmering pcl
ar tho when the bouchs are heaviest with
,,non, Gni, of lirht and shadow; when ro>
'd lee lips meet beneath tlle s,''i"" VI wv.
thing hanging mustache' anu wien t I'J -
ye and is lovely-it is here and then that III
uencr. poetical, unshaven. unwasted.. Srl
cry for policeman breaks IN anu u'sH' -.
lot ac- with hlS eNofclsii' iie'N' s o
rise as that,
; place , c,,,o, n th.. London Lance
horse III uo"i:''n' - ,ha ,,ro.,t v,lue of
'''o"- ride of lead rs a deodorizer. tie re
it by dssolving half draehm OF OF!
mt has of lead IN i pint OF liioic vi 'o'
:,st. for ter, and pouring the solution into
e rail of water INTO whlch TWO ui
White ride of sodium have been dissolved.
-oposed the sediment has subsided, the
alley of supernatant fluid is a saturated @ solu
Dunn chloride of lead. DR.. Goulden says