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potaio Bugs.

The Poiato bag, or what some are pleased oclll
the Colorado Beetle, has made H. appearance IN
Orange and Windsor Counties, VI, aud will soon
prove Itself myagcr and pest to the potato, I'M
less active means are employed To destroy them.
The most simple and olfoctua destructive Of
these pests Is Paris Green, and the safest aud best
known method Of using Is To put one table spoon
iul into mn ordinary pail of soft water let it stand
from y Ia Is hours, stirring frequently, aud with
au ordinary watering pail with as finely perforated
nose as practicable, sprinkle the vines when they
are dry with this solution Of water and Paris
green. The old and young bug In eating the leaf
Of the plant, partakes of tie poison, which pro-
duce, instant death to the hug
Care must be bad not to get the solution upon
your hands, especially if the skin be broken It
will not damage in the least the potato plant on
HE growing potato
Chelsea, July ., 1876
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Cattle Market.


Judy ., 1876.
AMOUNT oF STOCK ar NAsKET.
caiiie. Shssp. Shofa. Hoqi. Cairsi
Ili. werk ..,,.,,,- AK .s t9 i4p i.s
one ,,' , sss' ago s as tsii 1870 siS
pRcEs- Bssf Cattle Exira fat and heavy premium
q a ai nrst qualify, s6O0fca.Bi second quality. sou
as NJ tni quality " 1ftiib " LOO Ne, on total weei
III hde aioN aud dressed btef few choice single pair
s, AGtUU. Bulls, Sc. s0Ogtl.3.
HofkiHg Ofai Si5uGclJO ii pair according 10 thel
value a. beef. Steer, ssietll
MiIch Cs9f-faiI quality, sloetO extra good s6i0tl0
with or without calves. ~ may De assd taftoN AMI %
Slsi.etflO three year--ods, s2seGi0
shsfp ard lambs Common. 81 .tics extra, 5etdc t n
on live weight, " bOGtaO ~ head spring lamhs "a loo
Shoies WHOLESALE, lOesOOc retail, lO'sgl2he " b' IA
val ccsiss u SS@si 50 per head.
Htdff-ifginnt bGtnr country lots, hftaisc " n
cal sklns iOStlc 1ailow s.ftooc h N, Country sStbc
rets with wool on, 1901 % each sheafsd lts t,et bc
RfnAnKs.-rhis week Is what might be called. In tn
arrival. OF live stock and markets concerned suppc
received Ia sufficient quantities "a ntet the demand, bu
prices have not awarded might have been expected IN
any measure We quote cattle nun and ready sales gen
lieaih weighing 1854 At sl6i a evil "a 10 Nj
lowing, weighing ~ $50, al sos n cWt u steers weigh
Ing 81 go at t5lU " head. A. " Munue sold ~ siecfa u
MI Da,b, average as Ms. al $40 Ter cwi ~ steer
IslO hs,, At S,sof cwt tio Mr., brooks average "a
hs at s3lt ~ oWti rs 10 Mr, sanderson, average iD Al
bi,c u H. Sheep and a;abs Spring lambs " demand
selling according 10 qualify from lWiec D., Tor good
but good demand j. - Goidon sold l2i lambs average
NJ h. at ~ Nbi u. khball sold ilO average 81 bs al s.
81 NJ Nj spiieg sold l,s lambs al - ~ ~ O. b., Taylor
.sia sa ,; s, ~ .h1ee Hsss w. LIs ESl,lIg s
highest, Veal valves ~ ~ efi 80 n head store i dnil
I'd sale at lutfl''tr o. NJ,
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Orange County Republican Convention.

u,i. convention was teld nj u,e town hall AZ
Chelsea. rhnr.d,, ln.t lime 9ni,. and wa. one
of thc best attended and most nnanimon. chat
has been held In this county for q long time. The
convention wa. called TO order at II O'Clock w..
'"s"'' W ''' '''''
committee who presented as the temporary OF
h'ofs of the meeting the names Of Hon. John W
Rowcl Of West Randolph. as president. and
Colonel Holm & Ste,rrs al nr,,id,,d William II
p,u.4. ., 70, 1870 ~, -.
=, W w. ''''''''' l.,'' '''" ~ p '"S'''' W
'''''"' w. f''''u'reS' the temporary orsah'N-
ton was on motion Of General stephen Thomas
made tho pormapent ono NJ, poweu u,,n
tslt,, che itot, ,,,,,,, ,t.., .,.i. 10. ,,ttl h..
"''' WV" '" "''" -,
V'"eu ATTENTION 10 lhe nceh OF acuNe earnest
cooperation Of the republicans Of the county n
the coming contest So that bv largo ma iorities
f,, Ala, ,,,.,,t.ii..,,, ,,t.,. ,io t.n..,... ,,,
No.,
'',' SUITES ""''' ''''''"n. '''"ii'" ''''i "oui"
be ielt Four vice presidents of the meeting
were also chosen Harvey Dodge Ihetiord
.founthnp t,hp.op uradf,rd. n , NVtir Wo.b.
ipoton AMI LAM. u,,,,li,.,n =. r.nt.J,1
'." ''''' ''' ''l''''
uoihs elected
The president ,pnointod odn tambeu O. a.
s,,,,t q, ~. ,...,.t..... ,,..,t...t T.
'''''''
''e'N eAhdi a committee ON resolutions \ nomi-
mating committee of three from each town wa
upuYiutrd The following TOWN rott,uitfer. vefc
a.',,ioi,.t r,, ,l,s ,r..o;,,, t,,,..,,,
TOWN COMMITTEES
hmUtaf- 3d. &. J,lnson, Ionaihtn loIn-,u. pea.., ~
f"'W suHii"' s. poiy, ooofs. o.. naoon.M. o.
n'.l,
E.fttt u ,.....t..t ,,...h.t. ,...,. tt,
o'roM a. n uarai.,,n =, N r,u,. O.. o. .,,,.u,
tK p,,f,. D p,,,e Al \ tt,,n,t,., 4 o. s,,,,.t
ci.f.., d IL u,,o,' n a. ,r,A u,.t.c,i.t B. Inn.
t..u. r,f, w.ltsr
T,ll.s- W. g. s. ceuev. H. e.. ,tlou. ~ n kmh,o
NJ B. Huae. rnl,nIor stsri,.. wmi,o, nr,a,
o.4s,. D. a. Poke I.vI. unt.flo.,,, s. AZ ,.,t..
Homer u Camp Jacob T. tadd.
hanao'rh- William II nul'0i. y. D. no,dcu' john Rn'
'', ~ p ,.'''t a., d , q. ,'''.
v,..ei y,i',,, same, ,.',,,.,., q "a t.,.
.yerbsrg JOHN bailey. Ir.. * Marshall o. n go..r.
A. NJ Peach. D.. fonl, O.. W. McAu.tcf O.. L.. Tucker
William W Bnoak. DE-, George Nixon.
Tit,fld ~. T.. Cummings. D. s. Cook. ". Is. u.a..
Hca Chld., S. %. smith, G.. g.. srnter, g. u. Lucas.
TaHtrtd1s lf q. Hayward Janrs VI. Whitntt John
purhee
Iopdani-E. NJ. collins. W. Bowen. Horace WHITE
Thomas D. Fellows. Calvin Mills.
washington -. %. Perkins D. j. Barron T. 3D. Hunting.
ion. u. p Hlclaii.ou, j.. 60. blake
WiHaHsfotH-t. {. Iathrou. j. NJ S,iyef a Martin
Joseph lihbets.
West Fauies-li. ID. Bates, D.. D.. sihcy a. il souii
worth, JOHN T.. souihworth DE-
ItrAtrt u. simpson, ID. b. Long. .. y. Derby, j.
Carleton, s. d. Darling.
The nominating committee in the afternoon pre-
scented the following nominations, which wor,
ratified by the convention
Sa.e'or'-E r. oeorse OF Wet fai,lec' John lyiae
oi Mns''r.',"u -''''''o", ''ag'' nav" p''i'' @
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-05

MofuusyllLE,A boy Of this village returning
from fishing attempted to wade the lamoille
river, got in beyond his depth, and would have
been drowned, but for the timely assistance Of
n. 7. CIRCUIT 5 Cheney found a nice two
year-od colt of his dead in the pasture, aud by
the quantity Of blood near by, it would seem that
there had been foul play. Cannons were fired
in honor Of the nomination Of Honorable Horace
Fairbanks for Governor base ball match was
played saturday between the Morrsyille and
Stowe boys. Score, twenty-eight TO five Ia favor
Of the Morris,lles, A Hayes and Wheeler flag
was raised Saturday evening, amid the firing Of
cannon, cheering Of a large crowd, and martial
music. Honorable l. X. Gleed delivered a short
address A very interesting Centennial service
was held at the Congregational church last Sab
bath, the sibbath-schoo children taking proni-
nent part
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RrNJAMIN roRrEn,s ESTATE.

Tie undersigned having been appointed by III Honorable
frlbaie Court for the District of Washington Commission
10 receive examine, and adjust all claims and demand.
OF nll per-nus against the estate BENJAMIN Porter nie
Nurthei IN said District, deceased and all claims cshb-
~l IN onet thereto hereby give notice that will NEE,
tof tho purposes aforesaid, 1T the dwelling house Of Dr.
b. Smith, IN Noithnr. the 18th day OF July Isl day
of December O'Clock unu Ave O'clock r. NJ
each Of aid lays and that six months the Isl day
JUNE A. D. 1876, the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their claims To examination aud
allowance
Dated at Northnrd. this 18th day Of June 4. u. is7s
ag-ls WILLIAM WlSCH Commissioners,
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Amos ). rIrRcr's ESTATE,

The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate court tor the dstfit ut Washington commissioners
o feceNe examine and adjust alt claims and demands all
persons against tie estate Of Anon j. Pierce, late OF
Warren Ia said district. decreased, and all claims exhibited
n Offset thereto hereby give notle. that will the
purposes Aforesaid at the dweng-hon-e Of the late \ J.
Pierce. deceased the 18Th day Jnly and 18th
Of December next FROM one o'clock y, NJ, until i've O'Clock
~ each Of said DAYS, ami that months from the Doth
DAY NJ June. 4. D. 1876 l. the time limited by said court fnr
sati creditors ~ present their claims Tor examination
and alluN auce
Dated at Warren, this 26lh day u June, A. u. 1876.
:. -. ALLIES, i,......,..,...
ara d. d. UEMENWAY commissioners
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RrunrS p. PERSONS, ESTATE.

In Probate Cnurt held At Montpelier In said District. on
the lith day OF June, 4. u. 1876
Truman g. kelton Administrator OF the estate uf Reuben
T. Persons, late " last Montpelier SAID D~rt, ds
tsa-stl prrsents his administration account lot exam
inniun aud allowance, aud makes application for q
desVe Of distribution and partition ui tie estate OF
said decreased. Mhernron u Is nrlero, by said toun
that si account AMI sahl apitativn I've referred 10
session trnNf Ia b. held at The Probate once In said Mont
lHier The -t day Of JulY, n u, l,b, for hearing
amt decision thenon And, II b further ordered that
Notice hereof be- given 10 all persons Interested by publica
un Of the same thte week. suc'sHiytly IN the Nenonl
Natslnnnn and state Journal newspaper Published at
MuntiseT previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing
that they may appear at said time and place aud show
causr IL any ihry have. why said accOnnt sond not
be- allow ul aud such de,ftV made.
Al. III.
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CALNis.-last Wednesday night, Capt A. j.
Mowers hor-ebarn was broken into and parts OF
two wor, harnesses taken thereirom Several
parties were arrested but on proving an olibi
were discharged. Last saturday, Amos Emerson
and Harvey Amadon, Of Fest Elmore were brought
before Justice Macomber, and on examination
were found guilty, confessed their crime, and
were fined five and three dollars and costs respee-
lively. Emerson owned that he was Tie leader
and induced Amadon To commit the deed with him.
....S II, fosterand family, including his SON. who
lately graduated az West Point, have returned
from Philadelphia, They bring excellent reports
from the Exhibition, and think it amply worth
time and expense Of attending Young Foster
will SPEND a few days home and from thence will
probably be sent West, large patty Of young
people from this town visited l'aiudeld Springs
last saturday. They are becoming pleasant re-
sort for drives and piculcs and every party bring
good reports Of the place and treatment they re-
cehe at the hands u Mr. and Mts Morse. the
kind host and hostess
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JAMES ALIENS EsTArE.

Tie undersigned, having been appointed by the honorable
probate court ul the district of Washington commissioners,
tu receive examine. ana adjust all claims amt Demands
all persons against the estate Of james Allen, late Of
Warren u aid district tlerea-s and all claims exhibited
Ia Offset ictiu hereby give notice that viii meet fur the
purpose aforesaid at the dwelling house Of Louisa Allen In
Warrtn On the 2h day Of september and 2th day Of Decem
bernrxt nun ten O'Clock, A. NJ, aud until -four o'lock
each Of said DAYS aud that sN months from the 9Th day ct
June. A. H. ls56. b the time limited by said Court, Tor said
r-ior Ia present their claims TO us for examination and
Allowance.
Da,u,, q, Warren, NJ. 81 day Of Julyj 4. D. 1876.
IAZEN LlfoRD, p,,..,,t..,,.a,.
o. sNN!INT. AohihiislohfiNs
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RrunEN d. WATERS, ESTATE,

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court or The District u Washington Commission
10 receive examine and adjust al claims nnd demand.
ofn persons against the Reuben u. Waters
East Montpelier said District decreased and all claims
hblted IN Offset thereto, hereby give notice that Will
meet for The purposes afoIeai At the dwelling honse Of
ElhAnAn W. OnnTbee In East Montpelier the 2J day
OF August AMI l day VI November from O'Clock,
until four O'clock each OF said days and that
nns ifum the i0ih day Of May, \. D. 1876. Is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 present their
clnius 10 rs Tor examination AMI allowance.
Dated at hast Montpelier, ll. Juth day OF May, A.
u. ls1b.
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Items Of Interest.

Ia was stated at the Brewers congress that
nine million barrels Of beer were made in thi-
country last year
TIN meanest man halls from New York state
lie elopcd with young wife, took her to Canada,
poisoned her aud expressed her body C. q. D. To
her husband
Dom for over a ear studied human faces in the
operating ward Of Paris hospital, In order 10
study the varying expressions Of misery in those
who were being operated upon.
Miss BENNETT, sister Of the proprietor Of the
New York Heraid has entered the Sacred Heart
Convent at Manhattanville, where she expects TO
devote her life 10 self-sacrihee
Tn total amount realized at the recent sale Of
letters signed by Queen Elizabeth Washington
etc. In London, was ten thousand eight hundred
dollars for four hundred letters aud documents
An average Of about twenty dollars.
A CONSCIENTIOUS farmer in Berlin, Wis, wiped
the mud from his cart-whoes before permitting
his load Of hay to go on the scales to be weighed
But such men never go to the state legislature
JomN BulI remarked to an orogonani You
have lived here long timel' Yes, sir, said
the settler You see that mountain yonder
Well, when came that air mountain was a hole
in the ground
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In MeInOrlanl.

Resolutions Of respect by Vermont Lodge Ne
?, Independent order OF odd Fellows
Whereas, It has pleased our Father Ia heaven TO le'm
death 10 lay it, chilly hand upon the wife and child Of on
brother, br. II. &. brigham, therefore be- Il
Reioirsi, That we lodge tender our sincere pnl"
Thy to our brother In tins hls sad bereavement
NV. rAGf,l Committee
A, u. LANl,l
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Maniages.

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis; obituary
Notices, IRE cents per line invariably
IN MONTPELIER. liuy Z hv Rev. j. Edward Wright
CHARLES J. hRoMN aud ~ LA klMMls both tiofe
town.
In Montpelier. July l. by Rev. w. Edward Wright her
nEHr ". MOODY and CLARA D.. JONES, both OF
Muicutt.
IN Post Minis june 81 nt The house uf captain ohuhh. N
ley. e. T.. Morse. T.. y. llEAiuN and \. &. sitR1l~
both OF Poet Mill.
IN West Randolph June ~. hy Rev. T., T. licnick, Nj
GEORGE u. LEONANp, 90 boston, Missnehusrits and
Miss MARY v. ItRRiCk, OF West Randolph.
AZ the residence uf tie hride's father, Noah Changer
ISL June o. %, Row & D. tapm as,.stei hy Rev. e..
smith Mr. EDWARD J.. bASs. and Mis- FANNIE \
GNANGEN hoth uf Randolph
In woodbury.. June "a hy Rev. ~ u. HALEY. GEORGt
4 DREW, ot Woodbury., and fLuhENtf llEAIll, 81
Cabot Al-O, The saiuf time ami place, RI fis W
HEATH and ETA = DREW, hotl Of Woodbury..
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JULIUS D. ADAMS ESTATE

The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate count for the district Of Washington commissioners,
to receive examine and adjust all cain- and demands Of
al persons against The Julius u. Adams late OF
fhAsun IA d district eceased and an claims exhibited
In Offset thereto hereby give notice that will
the purposes aforesaid. ~ the dwelling house Of A. 5. Ad
ans GA the 2Hh dag OF inly and i day Of October
tfum ten O'Clock, untl two O'clock a. each Of said
da,s, and that six months from the lOi day May A. H.
1876, f. tie time limited by said Cour for said creditors
present their claims 10 MS for examination and allowance.
Dated at fayston ~. w day OF June, A. -, ls.6
ml- HIRAM t. B0YCE Commissioners.
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RAILROADS N PoLulos-We commend the fol-
lowing case of railroad interference in politics
10 the careful consideration Of the st. Adams
Messenger -" While Judge Poland was in
Cincinnati attending the Republican National
Convention, some of the boys sent him the fol-
lowing dispatch Do not present my name to the
Convention for the Vice Presidency for cannot
accept ON account Of washout ON the +, & O.
CALVIN morrill, ="
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-05

LADY in Bedford, who lived neara church,
was sitting By the window listening to the cricket-
which were loudly chipping, the music from the
choir rehearsal being family aldible, when a
gentleman dropped in familiarity, who had just
passed the church and had the musit tull In his
mind. "What a noise they are making tonight
said he "Yes, said the lady, "and 1t is said
they do 1t with their hind lcgsw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-05

Consultation Broken Down with fatty degrne
ration Of The heart liver and Kidneys from ie use Of alec
hu exhaustion o The vital forces. um mo nee Of roharco.
iraby aud fescssness Of The system, from the
ene Of stychnine impaired nutrition and loss " energy
from the use of OPIUM and nervous and physical pr1sif-
ton, from iuiemprauce ~ any Hind can be- restored by
the use Of IN. wHzrLms CoNrot IN ELiVfa or rHos-
fnArrs .Np tAti.arA, purely Psychological remedy
perfectly harmless Go adult infant that builds up a the
organs and TISSUES " the toy 300 radical and permanent
manner. wlS-q
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NommIup Prof 4. W Blair has been re-
tanned as Principal OF our Graded school for
another year, at salary Of eleven hundred dol
lars This will Doe hailed with pleasure by the
many friend. of Mr. Blair, and tho school and the
committee are To be congratulated ou being able
10 secure his services. ... There was disgmcefnl
row at faines saloon saturday night, lasting into
tho small hours OF sunday morning .. A delega-
,ior Of about ninety Montpelicrtos visited MS on
Monday night ou a special train the occasion be-
Ing the raising OF United States flag, by the
follower. Of 'lilden and Hendricks The ilag Wa
good one though the protector, Of the enter
prise had neglected TO have any names attached
To IT, The meeting was held in Concert Hall, and
speeches were made 10y Mossrs lleaton, Atkins,
Livingston and Wells, OF Montpelier and John
SON, Of Mortified Tie drum corps was in at
tendance
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IrqaI 5luGrrs.
CnAsrus rAnKrn's ESTATE.

- toMMlSSluNERS' NOTICE.
The undersigned having lsrt appointed by the Hon FRO
bate Court Tor the p. ui Washington, Commissioners, 10
receive examine, nud adjust al claims and demands Of all
persons against Tie estate Of frasuH nfksr lat. o Water
bury, boo said District decreased and all claims exibed in
Offset thereto hereby notice that viii meet Tor the
purposes Aforesaid, 40 the office ut Colby Wrnger Com
anN, on the 18th day Of July and 18TH day VI November
next tfum Ten o'clock a., uut two O'Clock, q. each
" sth days, and that SIX months n The 18th day OF MAJ
A. D. 1875, g. the time limited hy said Court r said cru
tors To present their claims To 90. fur examination and
allowance.
Datei at Waterbury. this iith day ofJune \. H. 1876
g-n SinNEY WALLACE Commissioners
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lr Is said that Mr. and Mrs. saItoris ana Nh,
g. W. smalley, Charles Dudley Warner ana 'ne
Hon. Israel Washburne aie nov on the ocean san
mg towards America
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WiIs Enll.- Eugene Page son of Mr. samuel
Page who lives about mile from Wells River vii
Agc, was drowned on sabbath evening. in Wells
River. lie in company with younger brother
and hired man we're bathing in the stream, when
suddenly falling into deep place and being I'M
able 10 swim, as also were the others, lac was
drowned before help could he procured. lie was
a young man about twenty years old, and his
death is much lamcntod. b.. We had almost fire
here last Thursday. kerosene lampin the drug
store exploded, when no one was present, setting
fire 10 the contents Of the store. 1t was fortu-
natey discovered by outsiders, who broke in the
door, and cxtinguiied the flame. without serious
1amnue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-05

pected to preach at -place, next Sunday. at one
O'Clock
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Personal.

InJopdHt limos has canned moue, enough
lc.turias to pay OF all Dis debts
Bi-uor Cpnu>., Of the Reformed Episcopal
church, died Ia Baltimore last week Wednesday,
81 the age Of hny-hyc year,.
EN-SrrthEn BLAINE la.t week refused an offer
Of two thousand dollars d week to lecture dmng
next autumn
Iim Rev llenr, Wand Bcegher has engaged 60
lecture eighty nights next season. for which he
Is Ia receive forty thousand dollar
ions g. SANE is lying seriously IN at bis resi-
dence ia Brooklyn and lac will probably not be
able to lecture next winter lic expresses doubts
himself of his recovery
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-05

wArsrrlp.- An unoecupied house belonging
to Thomas Morlary was harmed last week Tues
day Loss not large
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-05

Fisu CuLruRE-p Professor A. d. llagcr is at
IIolyoke, Mass, where he will remain about one
month, during which time he hopes 10 hatch and
ship oil millions Of young shad. Fully one-hall
OF the young fry will be sent 10 Bellows Falls and
set loose in the Connecticut river there with the
hope that when they are fun grown and leave the
sea to spawn they will push up over the hsh"ay'
and to the eddy below Bellows Falls, which was
years ago, a iavorite spawning ground for shad.
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Pom. Mo,h ,nd rr"cll. Io,iou

Pcrry's Moth and rreckle Lotion b. intended
only Tor removing Nom rA1cns fRrckLFs and fAN. Il
3. reliable For rnrlrs, BLAcNnrAps or flrsuWonNs
ask your druggist Tor rrrHs CoMfposF and rndrtF
RnnpY, the lNrALltRLg sAiy medicine. ct consult pr g.
&. rrHEi pcmatologi-t. ~ Houd ST.. Sew York. WI