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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

The COLLEGE Commandments are awaken
ing great interest among the hard working
students and their anxious parents and
friends all over the land. Graduation day
marks the commencement of q new era in
the lives of those who win that honor, the
future of which largely depends on the use
they have made of their school days. On
Wednesday the commencement exercises
took place at the Academy of the Sacred
Heart, on West Seventeenth street, and were
largely attended. Yesterday the New Jersey
State Normal and Model schools closed the
academic year with appropriate ceremonies.
at which Governor Bedle presided. We
also publish in to-day's HERALD full ac-
counts of the exercises at the College of New
York, the Long Island Medical College, the
Academy of Mount St Vincent and Rutgers
Female College. The commencement began
on Sunday last at Roanoke College, vir-
ginia, by the delivery of the baccalaureate
and Christian Association addresses, and on
the following day the regular programme
was carried out with great effect.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

How little Do We realize, when We
hear that such and such poor woman
has lost her baby, ho= much is implied
70 her N that loss, She Is poor; she
must EoTk hard; the child was great
addition % her cares and even plying
neighbors say. at was better for her.
poor thing and for the child too" But
perhaps this very child vas the only
flower Of life wholly barren and desc
late There Is often. even in the hum
best and most uDcultivstei nature. an
underlined longing and pining for the
beautiful. Il expresses itself sometimes
IN the love Of birds and flowers, and one
sees the rosebud and the CANARY in :
dwelling from which Is bznished every
trace Of luxury. But the little child,
With It's sweet spiritual eyes, its thou
sand bird-like tones. Its prattling. e.
dezung ways. It's guileless. loving heart.
Is full and perfect answer to the nos;
ardent craving Of the soul 1t Is . whole
Eden Of itself and the poor woman
whose whole life else Is one dreary waste
Of toll. clasps her babe to her bosom
and feels proud and rich and happy
Truly said the Son Of God. of such AZ,
the kingdom Of heaven "-HGT7is
BeecSsr Store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
22elieiOus department..
RUSHING 1T.

In these modern days almost every .
thin. goes at railroad speed. Even the
PRAYER meeting is bot an exception. We
see il not unfrequently reported Of such
meetings that, within the compass Of an
hour, Fifty. sixty. or even a hundred.
took part So many prayed. 50 many
spoke. and there were 50 many services
Of song. Nov. this may be edifying to
many. There may be those who are
most prOssei BY just such meetings. Blu:
to myself whose early renembrAnCes are
q prayer meetings led by god old deA-
co.'s. in which there were always three
prayers. the singing Of three hymns and
two or three exhortations. accompanied
With the reading q portion Of the
Word of God-tbis seems like rushing
things = little too much. somehow it
makes nv head little dizzy. and I feel
like calling for the brakes would be
satisfied to eonpronise somewhat and
q follow what. Is il seems 70 ne. would
Be the golden mean" But I don't Ike
this hurryiag things 50 in religious
meeting: IS though the cars were on the
way. and We must have IS many prayers
and exhortatioos and sBatehes Of song
q possible. before The alarm bell ainon-
ishes rs that We must scramble. Or Be
LEFT behind. let all things Be done de-
Gently and in order" Let there Be 10
unbeooming haste in the service Of GOd-
let there Be DO parrot-like phrases and
rspstitio1s Let the prayers and exh0T-
tatious be appropriately brief and to the
point and characterized with god
Christian common sense Let the sing
ing be Of moderate length. Rarely vii
; single stanra answer the demands of
hunEerinE soul. More than oDos re.
Gently have been in the prayer meet
ing where some brother volunteered to
lead Of with only the FIRST stanra @:
Cowper's preaous hymn: There Is :
fountain SLED With blood." felt like
crying cut fer more. did van; 70 sing
on 70 that third stanEa-
Dear dying Lamb. thy precious blood
Shall never lose is power.
TIL al the rans9nsd Church Of God
Be s1uoi, % aa 10 lors."
BuL ny dear Christian friends,
would Dot Be uaressosable. The tin
Is short" We are Fastening o. 70 Il
end. and to cur everlasting home il
heaven. There viii be plenty Of tin
for al things there
when we've been there ten thousAn0
years.
Bright shining - the sun.
We've 10 less days 70 sing God's pTAiss
Than when We first begun.
" Z. OiSe-rsr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

CoxxOS LEssOSs-Jesas preached
froa lily and frOa handful Of wheat,
and from the stones Of tie temple and
fron The vines and from . coin Les
sons q faith and h9nor and purity and
charity exhals with the morning deE.
Every sunrise is the Proen, and every
sunset tie perorsaon ola noble discourse
from God to His children. The nan who
feels With. and suffers with. and smiles
WITH Nature, 70 whom every HOver and
every grain q sand IS thought Of God,
and every leaf ! Do;e in /. eontinu0us
oOrOnAtion song. has n ever sincrs4sing
resource from which to draw Is . Eiss
Lover AID leader Of tie souL As G9ths
says. TO such there oone tro9ping "
out Of the meadows and singing dovr
cut q The skies ths1ghts like free chill
drea Of Gsd- crying ont Here We are
Here re are
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

While millions repent Of drinking,
Dot ere rspents Of abs-aining.
Whisky Is the key b. which many
gain an entrance into prison and ain
houses-
An exchange Announces IS an sYpro-
pirate toast over = glass Of ardent
Here's What makes Is wear cd clothes ."
Thai Is = Temperance lecture IN seven
words
Why Do yoa bother yVur had 81
much about teetoezlisn ?" say uzuy
friends s0us times Simply because
others bother their hssds 80 little. " is nv
reply IF al did their skare / nighf
have rested long aga"
A clergyman in Augusta. Ne. II
closing . letter says @T0a might a
vel ask = soldier 70 give up his arms
a minister bis Bible. > farmer his in
Plenents. An artist bis oolors. > sehola
his books, Is 70 ask Maine Temperate
nan 70 giTe up the Maine liquor law
A 1OUSS LARS MOTTo-The IN
thai touch lq0or shall never toaS
nine
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
temperance.
FRED.S SPEECH.

"I'll tell you what 'tiS boys" cried
Ed Merrill to a group Of his PlaynAies.
as they were about leaving the school,
yard for the night. to-nOrrOw Is We'd
nesday. and al cone up to NY house in
the afternoon. and well have > jelly
time. Father is going to have dinner
party this evening. and there are ever
50 many kinds Of vine and brandy on
the side-bOard. and well help ourselves
to al kinds
Three cheers. Wen all be on
hand :" cried one and another.
"But won't yOur father cares" anx-
iously asked Jimmie Barr.
met he" was the reply. ~He is :
real gentleman. and never begruages =
fellow s treat =
"How many will be there .
Every hand went up except one. and
that belonged to Fred Carson, the &C
knovleised wit and leader II every
good tine"
What does this mean, Frei ," asked
Ed Merrill. .-There'n he no fun. if
you're Dot there"
that's 50. Give Is your reasons
And the boys pressed closely around
hin.
The boy tnus addressed heSitsted bit
: moment. then mounting the school-
house steps. after making = profound
bow to his audience. he commenced :
"FellOw-boys. yOu ask ne Why do not
aocept the invitation % kindly extended
by our worthy fellow citizen, Mr.. Ed
Merrill Now. l hope yen wont g
r,GI If tel you Fellow boys, lthins
you sre IS fne locking 5 set IS can D
found within the limits Of our tow
cheers. Nov. it is for you to 81!
whether yea will DO your level best Il
the world OF not II you choose {,
make Frs 5rzais Of your Hosas, JACK
| Lanterns Of your fooss, SaAiSty JHgs Q
your Solies. and tsste1iHg pillars Q
your Legs, if you want ssGbss and SCR
yiazs for your basa-i frieGGs. ard run
rru4. atm. written all over yOa Al
your homes. 20 on. learn 70 Ike t-iH
and brandy; If lot. l ask Yen to p
your names o. this pledge with uint
How many Will"
Il will" szii Ed Merrill; and 5
What be and Fred did vas the PoPul1
thing to Do. SIX names were added
the Band q Hope" list
Il move ron We nov adjourn IN
! meeting 70 S4xe's Woods. Tomorrow, 1
TIVE o'clock. All in favor Of this L
ton manifest II by seuSliHg." Al
away they al rzn home
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20


one act CT sin leads to another. Siu
says. "Szear only this tine and I Will
No; ask yoa again steal only this onoe,
70 with ne oaly this cree. and l vii
not ask yea again" And Why does SID
say thiss Because sin knows that If
y0a Dc it onoe you viii do ittvioe- And
there are men vie. II they obeyed sin
oaoe BY taxing one glass ofEquor, would
be dad drunk before tEensy-four hours
had passed, perfectly povsriess to resist
H. one SID is lot great deal in itself.
bat one sin is . selling Of your manhood.
one sin Is tie losing q your self-respeet
When yen lose yOar self-resPecs what
have you got left? Nothing but shane
and confusion Of face There Was ore
SD in the beginning somewhere, and
there would Dot have been = second sin
II there lad lot been : FRS; Il is the
first sin that dams the nan, Dot The
last No nan ever expects 70 beo0ns !
hardened criminal when he commits The
fist vrong act Nine hundred and nine
LYNNE Eb0 yield to the srt sia pevel
rseover froa L. The moral and phil0-
s9phisal reason is TIA. = sin deliberately
committed IS never deliberately rsPsutst
e. Pat tAai down as : principle in eth
les be has %; the Eoral courage to 4
So
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

The worst thing parent can do to $
boy IS 70 pamper him A boy can be
fed to death and nursed to death. He
can be killed BY mOtheriy kindness and
fAtherly guardianship. Boys are only
Young animals with minds; or with
what viii enc day be minds The most
essential part Of = boY Is his stomach
The next important members Of his CT
saniSm are his legs Good. strong. stur-
DIV legs and = stomach able 70 digest
anything in the way Of food. and any
amount Of il. make an equation for boy
hood. Do not thea. keep your boy IN
the house. do;ing father, but give him =
bat, 8 hall. sled. pair Of skates. 5
rife. anything be needs for outdoor
amusement and send him cut doors Go
with him yourself if possible Skate
with him. shoot with him. race with
him. be boy with him nov, that he
may be s nan with you by and by
How often have We seen binds Sold and
push their Seiglings out Of the nest,
compelling them thus TO rely On them
selves. How they viii futter around
with them. and make an occasional
shoot iuA the upper air. 10 encourage
the little things TO Try their wings. by
showing them how easily it can be done.
/ Can you not Be IS wise IS birds Shall
the dumb things beat YOU At the game
Of psrent2ge Keep your boy out Of
doors. father. Let him mingle with
other boys 1t will do him god to be
buf7eted and abused little by his play
mates. IL viii make him cautious and
wary and self reliant A doll boy Is 3
fraud on nature A boy Is like whip
l2sh-he Is not worth cent if he has
ut got the snap in him sone where.
What Is j; that has made you succeed
in life9 And how was il developed in
yen? YOu weren't p2mperei much when
: boy, Ell? Well. be IS wise TO your
son IS your father was to his Give
him > chance TO be Vigorous and plucky.
Start hin right l write unto y0u,
young men. because you are strong."-
Galisz Rsls-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

RULES FOB MILKSs.-It Is possible
that the following despieable rules Of
practice 50 commonly in vogue among
farmers viii never Be superseded BY
those which are more in accordance with
humanity, to say nothing about como
ny. They are not often in print IN our
own language. but if eogs could have =
written language they would rank as an
important matter In the history Of their
treatment
l. Let some boy turn the COWS away,
and get hin who is f03d Of throwing
stones and switching the hind ones eT-
Ell chance be gets
z. Milk early in the morning and
late AZ night, dividing the day into two
portions. one Of fifteen hours and The
other nine
3. Whaek the CIV over tie back Wit
tie stool Or speak sharply to her If Sd.
does not 50" OF hoist"
4. Milk slowly and earelessly anC
stop a. the FIRST slaekening Of the fuid
;. Talk and laugh. and perhsp
squirt milk at eOupzniOn mixers. vbel
seated At the Gov.
I g. Keep the animal in > tremble a
the tine yea are milking. and xbe
done give her vigorous kick
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
SAVED BY A YOUNG LADY.

William Writ Is distinguished IS 81
orator and = ID author. His life Of
Patrick Henry ianortalIEei both Henry
and Wirt His description q the Blind
Preacher Is ininiiably beautiful As =
LAWYER lie vas eminent His speeeh
against AarOn Barr when triei for trez-
son in Richmond, Is surprisingly elO-
queut-
In early life he was fond q social
pleasures. and had strong relish for
wit aDd hunOr. and vas fond Of gay
eoup.ni0us He indalgei in e9nvivi2l
habits. Virginia hospitality had is
snAres fer such > nan for every dinner
party vas > revel. every ordinary visit
= temptation. In 1875 lie was married.
and in 1900 his wife died In lS02 he
married the secoDd tine The story IS
told that Wiz. after Al occasion Of CO..
vivial Indulgence became intoxicated,
vas unable to reach his dwelling. and
fell helpless and inssnsibls upon the
sidewalk The young lady who after
wards became his wife was passing. and
over his face exposed TO the sun. she
spread her handkerchief. which bore the
initials Of Der name When lie reoovsr.
si and s.v the handkerchief with the
name of tie owner, be Vas n1eh Affect
ed
such a incident touched Writ 70 tht
heart This touching incident appear
TO Be true. fer there occurs in Writ
subsequent letters 70 his wife many Il
pTsssions Of grateful affection. couples
with > sense Of Indebtedness which int
mates that something q the kind Occur
red "HOE much I Do owe yol No
only the creation Of ny hopes Of hsppi
ness O. earth. bit the restoration Of n
, hopes Of happiness in = better world
must confess that the natural gzyety {
nv character. rendered still more reel
less By the dissipation into which I Il
been sllursi had sealed ny eyes Al
hidden from ne that rich inheritance
the righteous- II Was you whose sIz1
: PIE and tender sxhoTtzti0ns rescued 1
from the borr0rs Of conSr1ed guilt Al
!, taught ne 0Doe more to raise NJ supp
ant mind 70 God" William Wirt y.
= Christian lawyer and left behind hi
when be died name Of more vail
than great riches
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

The pTies Of admission to the Phila-
dslphiA exhibition viii Be so cents. pay
able in one note The receiver 81 the
recording tErnstiles viii have nothing 70
Do with the notes. except to decide
whether they are good or had, and 10
drop them in the boxes. where each one
viii register itself. An exchange Office
of The Centennial National Bank viii Be
established near each entrance to change
money for visitors lot having 50-oent
notes This nOney-changer viii be ex-
pectei to have 10 more and 10 less non-
ey when his work Is done than when he
bsgsn. The Centennial Commission. AZ
ter much inquiry and careful eonsidera-
ton, concluded that the whole system
absence Of season tickets AID all-vzs
I cheaper and more secure against fraud
than any ether known In order that
the cash in the boxes nav correspond
with the indicators. : dollar note vii
not Be received At any gate for the id.
mission Of tEo persons Dor two . cen
notes for that Of one person. No INTEL
igsnt visitor, however, with the fseili
ties afforded. need get into the ''eae.
an arrangement to keep in single I'll
those about to enter unprOvided with tn
required note In the event Of a re
sumption Of specie payments prior to Q
during the exhibition the rule viii b
amended 70 meet demands
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
CastOria.

C=sss sioklE bzsSss AID eAI3-sa Esy e1saT hssllA,
Al mothers have resi- hey VII nss C1sso-la
Wo--s~ fsrs-sShEesS. itching. wind colie- soCr
$500 zn5 uo3sysz.e5 toea Sks chiarsz cosS. and
r-ps2cs xsck1eSs
c.S.1-ss VII xsSzzll.zs iAe so1d exPel worms,
z,5 co-recs A. ihsss sAi2gx Fox GEs-iE Esa-z d.
FEcAe- sxps-i3szss3 II rs private F-zcics 70 pro
sues IN sssc.5vs Cxsh.r1ic sd stomach reE1lz.0-
wAseh wocl5 bs IS s=szivs Is Caster oil. ~1.hozi
rs unpleasant ,xSsa - -esol
he rsPzsSssoz e his sxps-sDeni sxsssded Pays
5czns All nurses rzvSsiT a50P .d his rssy. 10 scA
h gave he 1xzH e CasGoria-
Czs.a-sz = pleasant take ne hozey. regu-
hes The ssSzeA and h99s,s &Da DIES DOi gTipe- Il
Is &51Vssd 70 A. 1ses. eoaizizs zlehoAol zod 5
absolutely Harmless - he 3ozi ss75s- liant
IT Cssso-i. 0aos- and you vi never be with
eat II.
Prepared II he L4so-s.o-y Q, !. 3 Rosz Co, 4
Der Street SsE TEX 52l3
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
al shaaos.. e, br - - sup.

- sl-4lNs, GAst ~ ll914 al4 sl1f
Fit Ger the sumner grass.
50. in thy sight Almighty One
Ea-sA's generations pass
AID While TIE years n endless host,
Cone pressing swiftly On,
Ibs brightest names that earth sAn bozst
Jus, glisten, and are gone
Yet doth the star q Bethlehem shed
A lustre pure and sweet
And still il leads. IS once IL led.
10 the MessiAh's feet
Oh Father nay that holy Star
GroE every year more bright
And send It's glorious beans Sf1r
To al the world with light
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

The revival At Waterbury, VI. eo1-
tin1es With 10 Abateneut q interest;
numbers are coming forward FOR prayers
every evening in both the Methodist
and Congregational churches. In several
instances il has tAksa whole families
father. mother. with all tie children.
Up % this time fully one hundred and
twenty-five have manifested desernin-
alton 70 lad . new life.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

Whatsoever j. born Of God 0TercOmeth
the World AID this i the victory that
0vereoneth the world. even cur faith
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
NEW YORK TINES, June Il. ISIS.

Catsrrh with D-oppings IN the Threat. Causing
Feelings Of Strangling, Dizziness, Pains II
Side, and Weakness Of Kidneys, Immediately
relieved, System seemingly made ever New
BY Ese If enc Bottle.
NEsskx LErzLKrEKEo Ca
live IN Manchester rev, and have lived ever Efty
wears n Ge@s.awn. about two miles from here, l
= yez-s Cd have had Ca.&rTh or hreen yezrs- and
: had co1<A fo- twenty-five years especially Spring
zna Fxll Good deal &C "a. tine have h2i dizziness
N he bexs Daring .hs shssu veSrs have had SsroE-
pings eroz he head upon TIE lungs filing NY tAToSt
Eish phlsEn- causing tickling in the thr0s and when
ever down with fever creating feeling q sufo
Gazing and s-znE,inE- PeopAe hSye thought had The
Co1suDpiio-- S2s 60c.e-ed for that have COR
s1lse5 great n1-y physicians. but never sol more
than .suu1-zry relief Ahou. two months $50 had
div sr FeI down zs Vas inSsnslbse for some tine
2od 5d nos know ny own fokS for ever SIX hours Ny
h-oihe- sa ne q yoor Cc<<sstz4iszcl C=tz-Ts R>z-e
and ioOk ihis &nd Il 80; bottle and in ten days
7. cured TIE Cz.x-Th removed The phleSu. ticking in
he ihroSi. S1d nv cough and vas abs 70 four
co-iz q WOOD working SIX hours day. ! never saw
have a he cd troubles unless e; cold
and ne, sexzQeonful q tas CzS:islsis1l C1f1-rh
i - lo1E IS could gss money 70 buy il with Ny
E-z1isoa and his If have had Csi2r-h. and they
t1lns IL and finding immediate relief
have had Ezins n the snail q my hack and weak
ness o. the kidneys for many years and though work
hN-d c2iy shOEe1E this season e the yer, my KID
ass have found great relief aid ne g@1s have greatly
{
NHaehesse- y. H AprL q. $50.
Capt Joseph George SET The testimony q every
hank 1xz AID city oosr 20 back him IS reliable and
kc1exl
-HE1Sra5S OF cases q ! similar nature cured
within he l1Ss year. S8u-s and Lotions give enly
tspo-z-y rsljaf- he Cs@Fsi-E-s1zzl C5.1-TA Rezsy
ssrikeE the r5s builds NJ The constitution. makes
!. new and drives xExy Cz.&Th and All diseases af the
-0esus 1snh-z1eS and their attendant pains and
zehz< pertaining % hsz6hack sheUldsr kidneys and
thruzt-
Fr~ szls - Bcrssz D z p DCTTOS Price s.
per bottle Fzmphlss o, 3 pages giving treaties
a CzsxrTh With inzuns-zble eases q cures sent rsk
( ~ zG35resSizE he Pror-le.o-x.
I eli ITTLEFIKD L CO. Manchester \. Il
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

How 70 make god thing l.st-nAke
every thing else krst
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
CENTAUR
L-INIMENTs.

- nearly p<-seos The reeEes q sAese ~Ossorfal
paa-saosAanS &za AeA,zg cezssnr L2naneass tAzs ne
Gan coas3ea,r SAY tAey VII alleviate any pain
x-izsns n0a ae<A. soas - Euscle asT~ssszsnss- We
d 30 p-Ssssd tAS. sAsy wt1 uaeaa s-0Ssn scs q
ex1crain&re bells. b0s even in snA czses hey VII
resooe ne isaGza&ssoa and sop he EAiu- No- oSn
Ne su&-1asee TIE PEos<s results wAsre The aosy s
poisoned BY WHISKY. 7eaPSC%aos : as aeoesSsry
- q v-oVer physical as uszssl eonsitsoa.
TIC White Ccntaar Iiaimcnt Is particularly
assVsez - al c$sSS e Rheumatism, Luns&gN
Ne1-s,ssa E-yx,<l1s licA. SRrains CAhazins, Cuss.
R-c:seS Si1gS Rosso1S SoSass, Scs&sicS Weak R&cS,
RAizs in he ssae. woGS3S> weeping SiaeSS RErus-
Frs<,c3 Fees Palsy. Ear~zcAs. Tea;AScAe. EeSsscae
Ulce-< Oaa S0-s< B-oSea Breasts So-s Nip2aeS SoTe
Th-oas CrpSp DsEAszi& &c The zso<s q hes cSa-
plants tie Ceziznr Lini1ezi WI eorSs ~ q sea i
VI hs1ees- II wil extract the poison sroua tSass
AID ssaa-<> and VII ears barns and scalds NiiASas
sz=-. ne SSsS~aas IS hui sample q = sAoassa1
sizalzr ss<saaso11ls;
-.ANr-ccz- In nee, l. lS-&
-NrwIle hxS ssr ling TINS. lesa terrible srsFe.
fz, EAecux-S-r- Sc has 1-Sea z-z1v physicians and
rsS-y rs-aeses he Ozly mag wAseA has gives her
rslisf 5 Ceslzsr Lsa;1s1t an rsoseea 70 sSy his
WI. RING. Possnaaz.sr.-
IsS A. as5Sp1iAAse fscs tbs; the cszszur I2znsats
are pe-ss--.iag cErcs never before effected y
.-y p-spS-ziioz II exs.eoos--Eks CarOOSc RhssEs=-
tsz & thirty years standing. ss-xSEatenins 1n-
ge-s zn5 5ssrs< which lad been stsz fo- SIX years
taking the soreness fru-n buras> Ae-
one Ss-z-. - svsa ssy cszsS invested IN oerszur
LSzi-ezs MI he IN reach when accident &C.
cars z25 WI - zo-e sea3 thza z1y <rocnE =
r212sy pad so- 7eczl attendance whea pAysicizos
are called shey ceQoeni,y use tAas Liai1eas and q
eoSEse eAxzgs several E-soeS fo< il
The Yellow Csntaur Liniment
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

Those having accounts
that have run one year or
more without settlement,
must call and settle fmne-
dfateIy 10 save costs.
O. ID. OWEN.
Barton, Jan II, 1870
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
New Advertisements.

40 DAY a. Nome. ASoasS wanted. oesHt ant
: 1-scr-as ssrs. TRUs { CO, AeSGs.sA Maine,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

q eANN Rar q case q CesSSA. Cola CT Asthma thai
oQANl AnAMSONrS &c RALSAN vii ~, cssTe>
NnT n Ss,d ~ Druggists Al - Cts osreeasr fee>
WILL .nk y. ". KlN>NAN. Augusta Maine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

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