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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
AusfdnSi(&e 2lnnof&aa.

Sn Oeuti iwlanS, mas mon ba In
ben sebtimen S@mieSewertfdtten Disz
mard'i9er Staats peisbeit eissntli9 treibt
unb uorbat, bas lift R& nur aus sewiKen
anjei@er erratben.. Doreri wirb bic Ut:
tillerie bebeutenb uerRdrtt, natirli@, um
ben .ewisen eurepdii@en Jrieben" beiier
i&asen un6 i@irmen 3u tSnnen. Oabei
tSnnte aIIerbies lsi@t 9ai&ts i4Ie&ter wess
tomuen, aIs beiaster Griebe ieIbf. SOs
bann 1T Moltte auf Reiien; unb @sItte's
Reiisa. baben niemaIs nod Jrieben bebens
tet. Sn bic friebIi&eu @auen bes arsurs
blau iiberw6Itten StaIien aos es i'm bless
mai bin. Die Diplomatic Idbt ben Saupts
i9la@tenfabrer aus @eiunbbeitsradf@ten
na9 Siben 3ieben. Die Diplomatic III
aber boppel,ansis. anb meinen Mnbere, -
- Woltte iei na@ Nom sesansen,
INN an Ort unb SteQe einmaI Munb:
i&au ;u baIten, wel&e miIitdrii&e
9aIfe man sesebenen Gaues pon bem Bus
ienfreunbe erwarten fSane. Der ii@ aufs
@eimen Serfebt, mag ii& baraus einen
&eim MAIDEN; auf Grieben wirb e. nidt
paFen. SIM llebrisen wirb bic innere Gage
Deuti@lanbs NIT iebem Gage trauriser.
Die Giienbabnfrase, wel&e Yreuben Sur&
ben nd&aen Seei&stas bnr&Yeiti&eu MIL,
i&attet Del in bic Glammsn bes GuIturs
Temples, ben mon alIentbalben iatt bat.
SelbR Haben iR u,abe. Na4 9rn. poa
@osseaba& ii in Haben aaes 70 fauI.
bab tein Nasel mebr bdlt. 60 beRebt in
ben b6beren 2reiien cine entf&ieSene Abs
neisuns. bas aussetretene @eIeiie Ses 9irs
@enifreites weiter sa panSeIn, ia. Der Cans
besberr ion ben .guIturtaupfA iberiatt
baben.
ueber Ddnemart 1T elm siemli9
i@arfer Berfafunssfampf bereinsebro@en.
Die .bauernfreunbIi@e" Mebrbeit bes JoIs
lettings (llnterbauies) bate bic 0orlase
wesen Der Hefeitisuns Ropenbasens abses
lebnt unb gum S&Iaiie iosar cine Torbe.
rans pom s7s 900 IbIr. sur Ani&affuns
neuer 2anonen perweisert. Dafar pers
weiserte >aan bic @esieruns bic perlanste
@ebaltsaafbe beHeuns Der VoItsi@uQsbrer,
spel3e bei Ser Bauernpartei bas leitenbe
pHb f9drenbe Clement bilbeu. Als baraai
ber ron Der @esieruns porseleste 3uiat
gum @ebrseie$ tros ber bei&Ioiienen us:
dnSerausen im Gimme Der 2inien aud In,
@ansen NIT Stimmenslei9beit abselebnt
wurbe, lSRe ber 36nis bas Soliciting auf.
Sn benz betreiienben GrIab beibt es, Sab
Der 4Snis ss fur unsuldiiis era&te. bic grs
srsiiuns Der orbentli@en Wertbsibisansss
mabreseln MIR Sesbalb nod ldnser bins
aus3ui@iebsn, neil cine geritdnbisuns spis
i9en &ssisruns unb Jolsetbius ni&t babe
ersielt weyben f0nnen. :,
Sm9imerid, SrlanS, wltbete anl
II. b. M. Elm StraBenfampi. wel&er bas
bur@ entitaab, bab bic parlamentsmitslies
Der Butt unb S'sbausneiiep anseseist
battea, baB ,ie cine Nebe an bas Bolt au
balten bsabfi@tisten uab spar am Gube res
C'gonneIs. Mpnun.entes. &c fovmirte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

Der uom .Juftsausi&uB beri@tets @es
isesntpuri betrefien> bic Bereibisuns ber
Senatsmitslieper IN StaatsproeeNeu purbe
ansenomn,eu. Die Debate lber ben 0as
bras Gorpusfaa bes 3eusen 9allet Sil.
bourne enoeie oamit, baB Der Serseants
at.Armss ansswieieu ,purbe bent 9i9ter
bic @ranbe an,useben. aus benen Saas ben
3.ussn islbaIte, Tim bieien ober su slei:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27

ONLY SPOOL OF THREAD.-The
hearts Of many men and many women
in many lands have grown tender and
over Hoods ballad beginning,
with fingers weary aud worn,
With eyelids heavy and red,
A woman sat In unvomanly rags,
Plying her needle and thread
Stitch Stitch Stitch,
In poverty, hunger and dirt
Sewing at once With double thread,
A shrOud as veil as shirt"
But the compassion which has filed
so many hearts for the cruel lot Of the
women who IN England for 3 pence. and
in the United States for or 8 cents =
shirt, stitch away their weary lives, Is
. mere sentimental sham if to the bur-
dens Of their lives We are meanwhile
vilfully adding another unnecessary aud
unrighteous burden. But what else Is
the tax Of 81 and So per cent that we
collect upon spOol-thread, 80 that seam
stress who uses 80 worth Of thread q
year Is taxed about 81 cents ? l. It not
horrible that for any reason whatever
that for the beggarlY reason Of $780,.
coo revenue, the seamztresses Of the
United States should Be obliged to IN
dergo such tax as the labor they pu
into the making Of ten shirts-labor
Till the heart Is sick and the brain Be
numbed.
As well as the weary hand"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27

Bones FOB MASUKE-A writer in the
H0rtieuIt,gist buys bones Of q butcher
at a dollar the hundred pounds and con-
siders them the cheapest fertilizer he
can obtain. He transforms them into
neal by the following rules:-"I have
a large. Eater-tight hogshead standing
out doors. near the kitchen In the
spring cover the bottom about six in
ehes deep with dry soil. On this I put
q layer Of bones, about SIX inches deep
with dry soil. On this / put layer Of
bones. about the same depth, and cover
ed them entirely with unleaehed ashes
On these another layer Of bones, then
ashes. and so on till the hogshead Is
full. leave it then exposed to sun
and rain all summer and winter till the
next spring. Then On removing the
contents Of the hOgshead, I find nearly
all the bones 30 soft that they will
erumble to powder under very slight
pressure, and they give = uics little
pile Of most valuable manure. ready
for immediate use. Any Of the bsus,
not sufficiently subdned. return to ID.
bogshead again. for another tweIy,
months slumler."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
WASHING THE HAIR.

In these days Of putting and crimping
and otherwise torturing the hair. it is
rare thing to have the head thoroughly /
washed as clean as cleanliness demands. /
All the sanitary regulations of medical
men have never improved on the old d.
rection, Wash and be clean" This is
as true Of the head as of the feet A dis |
tinguished physician. who had spent |
much time at quarantine. said that a
person whose head was thoroughly wash
ed every day rarely took contagious dis
eases. but where the hair was allowed to
become dirty and matted 1t was hardly
possible to escape infection.
Many persons find speedy relief for
nervous headache by washing the hair
thoroughly in weak soda water. 1 have
known severe cases almost wholly cured
in ten minutes by this simple remedy.
A friend finds it the greatest relief in
cases of rare cold" the cold symptoms
entirely leaving the eyes and nose after
one thorough washing of the hair. The
head should be thoroughly dried after
wards, and avoid draughts Of air for
little while.
Try this plan in others. when the lit
tie ones come into the house warm and
dusty and fretful on . hot summer day.
Battle gently the little hot Ease and soil
ed hands. and sponge the head thorough
ly with borax and water. Soap and wa
ter will answer, though think the 9TH
er ingredients are better. Dry the hair
. with a soft towel. then comb and part
it evenly, and kiss the little fresh face
and then see if the fretfulness has not
= taken wings. and the little one begun to
; feel as good as new. Brush the hair nice
: " away from the forehead, and do not
i. leave tantalizing row to dangle just
e over the eyes, even if it is princes;
4 style" A child has night to be made
: comfortable, and such style is neither
T comfortable to feel nor to look at Thert
Y is nothing finer than the smooth, pur'
:, brow Of childhood. How strange that
le mother can 50 disigure it for within 0
10 fashion
IS Young ladies who indulge freely il
IT hair dressings have double reasons t
n follow the practice Of thoroughly wash
IS ing the hair. These oils are so man
y traps to catch all the floating dust {
le this very dusty world, and good m
crOscOPe applied to little lock from on
heads would astonish Us into one ablU
:. ton, if no more. Oil soon grows ranei
:, and gives out an Odor far from pleasing
Because you are 50 used to it and do n
: perceive it yourself, do not, therefor
:. infer that it Is imperceptible to other
We have, all Of Us, ne doubt, wisht
=. feryently sometimes that prOpiety won
permit Us to change our seat at churc
or lecture, or some similar assembly, b
- cause Of the proximity Of an unpleasa
: neighbor. A lady's taste is display
s. in the Perfumery she chooses. Leave {
- strong roses and aromaties for Dinah a.
"a Chloe, and select only those that a
faint and delicate. like the almost i
perceptible breath Of the beautiful pa
"A sy.-Ho1sekeePer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
SaSies' Department.
BABY,S FIRST TOOTH.

Come look at the dainty darling,
Fresh as neEblown rose.
From the top Of his head SO golden,
To the dear little restless toes
You can tell BY the dancing dimples.
BY the smiles that come and 90.
He is keeping a wonderful secret
You'd give half your kingdom to know,
Now kiss him on the cheek and forehead,
And kiss him on the lips aud chin,
The little red mouth is hiding
The rsrest pearl within.
All. see when the lips in smiling
Have parted their tender red;
Do you see the tiny white jewel.
Sit deep in its coral bed
Now where are the sage reporters.
Who wait by hamlet and hill,
To tell the listening nation
The news Of its good or i'll a.?
Come weave with your idle gossip
This golden blossom of truth
Just half a year old this morning.
Aud one little pearly tooth.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
CAsT0RIA.

Dr.. Samuel Pitcher. 81 Hyanns. Mass exPerimented
IN his private practice for twenty years &c produce
combination that would have the properties OF Castor
Oil without It's unpleasant taste and gripping effect
His preparation sent FOR. near and zr. I'll finally
he gave j. the name Of CzstoriA and put up for sale
Il IS very wonderful its eecs particularly with the
disordsred s;onaehs and bowels Of children. It as
Stimulates the food, cures sour stomach and wind
coils regulates the bowels. expeIs worms. and may
Be relied upon in Group
As pleasant. effective and perfectly safe earhar-
tic remedy It is superior 70 Castor Oh Cori=is and
syrups- l. does not contain aehohOl and Is sdAptet
20 any age
By regulating the stomach and bowels Of cross and
siekIy children they become EOOd-nat1red and
healthy. They can enjoy sleep and mothers have
rest. The Cas.oriA is put up the Laboratory Of
3 Rose c., 70 Deg Street. New York. 1875
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27

How TO RAISE WHEAT-Wheat to be
free from the attacks Of the weevil must
Be sOwn very early or quite late, though
We prefer the early sowing, which must
be done as soon as the ground is dry
enough to properly pulverize- Be care
full that your soil be we'll lined. for
wheat will not produce well on soil that
does not contain lime, and that is why
so many old farms viii not produce a
crop Of wheat, and from this fact alone
every farmer should understand chemis-
try and what soils are best adapted for
raising different kinds Of plants and the
plant food required to give vitality and
rapid growth to plants
To prevent smut in wheat begin a
week before sowing by putting your seed
in water. in large tub, peck or a
bushel at time, and wash it thoroughly,
STUNNING Of all matter that was upo1
the top. The seed should then be put
in basket and drained. After drain
ing. put it upon a floor or into largt
shallow box. and apply lime and plastic
TO 1.-TWO quarts Of lime and one o
plaster to the bushel we'll rzked in. l
the wheat is too vet add more lime an
plaster; if too dry add water, bein
careful to have the kernel we'll eoyere
with the line and plaster. Prepare you
seed in this way and your field will 3
free from smut Sow about one bushe
! and three peeks to the acre. and 20
will find it little enough as the Ehes
tbrashed by machinery IS about One-ha
/ cracked and injured 50 it will not con
up.-A Nslr HamPsAirs EaTmer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27

However false or unhealthy religious
feeling may sometimes be. the great
truth still remains behind. that feeling
Is the secret Of doing. The heart must
Be engaged for Christ or the hands will
seen hang down. The affections must Be
enlisted into his service. or our obedience
viii soon stand still Il will always be
the loving workman who will do most
10 the Lords Vineyard-Ryt<.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
2faric,rltlrral Department.
BUYING AND SELLING.


The doctors Of agriculture generally
overlook one very essential trait in the
character Of a successful farmer. We
refer to the faculty or the good judgment
which enables him TO buy and sell to
good advantage. This trait seems to be
in some minds. and yet this is
not the fact. Ii is formed by careful
observation and experience. Every
farmer is under the necessity Of being
also trader A young man. for exam
pie. having accumulated q certain
amount of money by working for others,
proposes to commence business in farm
ing for himself In the first place he
must purchase farm. His wish becOm-
ing known. be will find any number Of
opportunities to invest. and no lack o:
kind friends who would be glad to ac-
eOmmOdate him by selling property to
him at double its real value. There are
many trades at which man may work
which require no special exercise Of the
mental powers. But 20 buy farm adj
vantageouley requires well balanced
mind and a sound judgment. The low
est priced farm is by no means the best
bargain in all cases. Many man has
made the great mistake of his life BY an
unfortunate purchase Of home. LOca-
ton, condition Of the soil, buildings,
and other circumstances are to be con-
sidered. and it requires no small amount
Of wisdom to choose wisely.
Then comes the necessity of purehas-
ing stock. We have known men to lose
more in a single horse trade than they
could make IN year. One who is
known to be in want Of horse or a
yoke Of oxen will often be beset by
sharpers, who viii take advantage of his
l ignorance, and cheat him If possible.
Trade with . farmer requires tact and
shrewdness. He must be as wise as q
serpent. Some men viii guess at the
weight of an OK with great accuracy,
and this enables them to determine in :
moment what price they can afford Il
pay. 1t is often the best policy to pay
large price for the sake Of getting ;
superior article, and the difficulty lie
in knowing just when to do it. After
farm is stocked. and everything Is il
running order. the necessity Of buyinl
. Is not ended. Some farmers buy an
sell much more extensively then Others
Some, having pasturage and not niue
, hay, buy stock in the spring and sell
, in the fall Others buy cattle in th
fall which they find it necessary to dis
: pose Of in the spring.
: In the purchase of fertilizers and N;
p. chinery a great deal of discretion
2 needed. By rash and needless Purcha
: IS, much money IS often thrown ava
D The reason Why some men do not thri,
: is not because they eannO< raise corn al
J., potatoes, but because they lack the "a
i ulty for inanciering. Many farm
5 has wasted his hard earned savings
/ entering into some patent right schem
It which smOOthe tongued agent has ma
If him believe to be q shorter road
IT wealth than by combining himself to /
n farm. A man need not be jockey 4
rs a haggler in trade in order to carry
st this branch Of his business, but unls
ID farmer can buy and sell judicious
ID there will be so many leakages that
r will not prosper.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27

RUsK--one teaeup Of butter. one cup
Of sugar. one egg. one bowl Of milk or
water. one-third cup Of yeast. Mix stiff
with a sponge over night. make out On
pans in the morning; raise the second
time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27

BAKED CCsrAED.-POura quart Of hot
milk over FIVE welLbeztsn eggs. Add a
tezspoonfal Of butter. Season With va
nilla, rOse water, or nutmeg, and sweet
en- to taste Bake IN cups o. pudding
dish.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
Uentaur
Lininents
The Quickest, Sfrest and
Cheapest Remedies.

Physicians recommend. and FSrTieTs declare that no
such remedies have ever before been IN use Words
are cheap bat the pvOprietors o. these articles viii
present trial bottles 70 Medical men, gratis as =
guarantee Of what they say
The Centaur IinimenT. White Wrapper,
viii cure Rhsumatisn. Neuralgia. LumhSgo Sciasca.
CAked Breasts Sore Nipples Frosted Feet ChilolSns
swellings. sprains. and any ordinary
TLESH. soSE MUScLE AILNESr
We make no pretense that this article viii cure
Cancer lost bones give health TO whiskey
soaked carcass But viii always reduce Inflammation
and AllAy pain
Ii viii e1srscs the poison Of bites and stings, aud
heal burns and scaids without a scar. Palsy. Weak
Back. C2ked Breasts. ESraehe. TOoth2ehe. Itch and
Cut2ueous EruptiSns readily yield its treatment
Henry Black. Of Ada Hardin Co. Ohio. says: Ny
wife has had rheumatism for i've years-DO resi- no
sleep-eOuid scarcely walk across the 1ooT. She is
completely cured by the u CentAur Lniment-
We all feel thankful TO you and recommend your wen
derful medicine 10 all our friends"
James Hurd Of GAINESVILLE, q. says; The Csntaur
Lininent cured my Neuralgia"
Alfred Tush. OF Newark. writes: Send me one
dozen bottles BY express The Lininent has saved
nv leg. want to distribute il. &c"
sars 80 h5s ;,f -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
Organs and Pianos !
A. C. JEWELL, OF BARTON,

Has taken the agency and offers for sale some of the
best Organs and Pianos manufactured in the United
States. He VIII be pleased to show any party desiring
to purchase an instrument some of those he has on
hand; and he believes he can furnish them better
instrument for the money than be bought else
where in this county He will put his instruments
trial beside any instrument offered for SALE without
cost to those for whom the trial is made Call and
my instruments, and get price lists.
Mrs. Jewell is giving music lessons and will be
pleased to play these instruments and show their
qualities to any person desiring to examine them.
Barton March 90, 1875. 4-l3-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
AMrR,cAN g. FOREIGN PALS l.','

GILMORE e. co., sgeeos'o" ss %Ss. .
HosmRR 4 Co Solicitors. PaIeaSS " VI -.
unless the patent Is granted 10 is,s r..
ii@insry examinations. 10 aaa''i =, rsssrs :
ing and conducting reheanng ~ sgglasa. -.
Of The Commissioners ALL rsls ,,Sea q lr.d g
be revived. special attsnlloh vssssnsons ~.
cases before the Patent OhiCs' asser.st ssie
gress, Infnngfnsnt suiIa ~ IryeBtlons o. -
s s.d ,, spp1 70 Gilmore a. Co. '''
AT ntWfE UnKen. .AnhNIA
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
GATARRH.

Cstarrh with Droppings in the Throat, Causing
Feelings Of Strangling, Dizziness, Pains in
Side, and Weakness Of Kidneys, immediately
relieved, System seemingly made over New
by use of one Bottle.
MEsSRs LIrTLKTIELD s Co.:
live in Manchester now and have lived over fifty
wears in Gonstown, about two miles from here I
II wears old have had CatarTh for fifteen years, and
\ bad cough for twenty five years, especially Spring
and Fan. Good deal Of that time have had dizziness
in the head During the fifteen years have had drop
pings from the head upon the lungs. filling my throat
with phegm causing tickling in the throat, and when
ever down with fever creating feeling Of suho-
eating and strangling People have thought had the
CONSERVATION l was dOctered for that have con-
suited great many physicians but never got more
than temporary relief About two months ago had .
dizzy spell fell down and was insensi0e for some time
and did not know my own folks for over SIX hours My
brother tod Of your Constitutional CutdrTh ReRe
d. and advised NE 10 buy bottle. He had C2tarrh
and took this and le got bottle and in ten days
It cured the Cat2TTh removed the phlegm, tickling in
the throat. and nv cough. and able to iOur
cords Of wood working six hours day. l never saw
anything ike it. 1t seemed to make me all over new.
now have none OF the old troubles unless get cold
and then tezspOonful Of the Constitutional CatGTrh
Rssledy removes everything would not be without
Il As long as ! could get money buy it with Ny
grandson and his wife have had Cstarrh and they
/ trying it and finding immediate relief
have had pains in the small Of my back and weak
ness Of the kidneys for many years and though work
hNd daily, shoveling this season Of the year my kid
neys have found great relief and the psins have greatly
/ diminished JOSEPH GEORGE.
! Manchester, n. H.. April &c. 1870.
Capt Joseph George get the testimony Of every
bank and city officer 20 back him as reliable and
honest
E-Hundreds of cases Of similar nature cured
within the las. year. Snuds and Lotions give enly
Temporary relief The Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
strikes the root builds up the constitution makes
il new and drives away CatzrTh and all diseases af the
! mucous membranes. and their attendant pains and
aches pertaining to head back. shoulders kidneys ant
[ throat
For sole N Bdrtoz BY z. r. DUTFON Price g
per bottle Pamphlet Of % pages giving treaties
On Catzrrh with fnnurnerzbe OF cures. free
by zddr essing the Proprietorz.
/ oil LTTTLERIELD co, Manchester \. H.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is for the tough skin. flesh and muscles OF
HORSES. MULES AND ASINALs-
We have never yet seen case Of Spawn. sEseny
Rlng-bone. wind-gan. Scratches or Poll-Evil which
this Liniment would not speedily benefit. and we
never saw but few cases which il would nuG eure.
Ii will cure wheR anything It is folly spend
$40 for FaIrier when one dollars worth Of Ceniaur
Imminent viii do better The following is sample o.
the testimony produced;
". P Hopkins. Postmaster. PiQuz. o.. says.
'-CentAGr Eminent can't be beat It cures every
time"
"YEIvEEToS. o. March :, lSI4.
The Ceutsur Lininents are the best selling medi-
eines We have ever had The demand IS very great
for il. and We cannot 2z0rd TO be without It.
p. h HISEY SON"
.syErTEEsOS No. Nov. 10 1878.
Some tine ago WAS shipping horses 70 s. Louis.
gOs badly crippled in the With great DIM
Guilty got him the stable The st2ble-keepsT gave
ne 4 bottle Of your CentaUr Liniment which used
with such success that in TWO DAYS the horse was
active and nearly wen. l have been veterinary
surgeon for thirty years bat your Lnment BEATS any
thing ever used
a J. wCAETY Veterinary Surgeon"
FOR postage stamp we viii mail Cent2ur Almanac
containing hundreds Of certificates. from every Stats
in the Union. These Lininents are now said By Al
/ dealers in the country
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,
IS Der ST. NV YoEK.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
FLOUR. FLOUR,

Just received from Michigan supply of WA.
Wheat Of the crops of 1875 which is being sr,-,s
into excellept Flour. Price Low. At the GrsnT
Barton Village.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27

Those having accounts
that have run one year or
more without settlement,
must call and settle fEnxne-
dfateIy to save costs.
%. ID. OWEN.
Barton, Jam ~, 1879
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27

With the beginning of
the new year we shall be
glad to have all old ac-
counts settled, either by
note or cash.