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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Over 1000 Cashmere
Garments.

Messrs. T. A. Chapman g. Co. of
fer job lot Of over 1000 Cashmere
and ''Drap de Etc" Sacques and Po-
lonaise, at less than halt the cost of
production. This is an exceIlant op-
p0rtunity to purchase an elegant
garment at very low price.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
JOHN MONAGHAN,

Dealer in Stationery, Notions. Fruit, Connection
cry, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco, Market Square,
just west of tne Post Office.
N. B.-Weighing of Hay, &C., on Fairbank
Scales, attended to promptly. ST. 21u
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Beautiful Patterns in Hamburghs.

Beautiful Patterns IN HamDurghS'
T. A. Chapman & Co. have just
received from the importers and will
open this morning the largest, finest
and cheapest stock of Hamburger
Edgings and Insertings ever shown
by them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Prints 8 Cents.

T. A. Chapman g Go. have just
received lot of best quality spring
style Sprague's and Merrimack
Prints at cents per yard. Cheaper
than ever sold before.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11

At Syracuse April 10th, 1876, Philander Childs,
of Clay, n. Y, in the I'D year OF his age
Thirty five years ago we were well acquainted
with Mr. Childs. He was then member of the
Christian Church-usually called by other de-
nominations Christian. Since his death we
have received an unfinished letter commenced
before his sickness, addressed to us, inclosed in
letter informing us of his death, by H. w.
Childs, his son or daughter-we judge the latter
by the hand writing
We take the following from the obituary in
the Banner of Light, by his neighbor, Orris
Barnes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons,
Etc.

New Millinery Goods of all kinds
just received at T. A. Chapman 81
Co.'s. Our prices this season for
millinery goods will be lower than
our customers have ever seen them.
Elegant flowers, feathers, ETC., have
been opened to-day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
French Silks g. lac.

T. A. Chapman 6 Co. open this
morning 100 pieces high lustered-
beautiful styles, plaid and striped
French Silks at 624c.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Passed to Snlrit-Life

Tie subject of this notice was firm and con-
sistent Spiritualist, and took his departure with
full assurance of his happiness beyond the
grave. He was warm advocate of our glorious
gospel for the last twenty years. Sister Childs
has been an invalid over twenty years. She,
too, is firm and consistent believer in Spiritual
ism. She said to me, "Oh, how Spiritualism
has sustained me through my affection !! oh,
how wish my daughters could see as [ do !!
then they would not mourn so hard" Our
brother left home March 28th, for Syracuse, on
business, where he was taken sick with infam-
nation of the lungs, which continued to increase
up to the time of his dissolution. His body was
brought home, and funeral held at his late resi-
dence on the 18th inst. The house was filled to
its utmost capacity. while many We're compelled
to remain outside.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
BOSCO.
Advertised Letters

TMNHEfollowIDgis a list ofletters remaining un
A called for at the KeEosha Post Office, Keno
sha County. Wis, for the week ending May
18th, 1876, and which i'll be sent to the Dead
Letter Office al the expiration of 80 days unless
called for,
Brady Roht Randall Erian Mrs
Bornet e w Rohr John
Hoban Bridget Rog ers John
Hoban Katie Russell Chas A
Laib Jacob SquinfG n Ada
MOrga1Thos Wets
Moore VIM Williams Mrs
Quinn Jack
UNAVAILABLE
John Williams 254 No Clark Chicago
Mrs G. Sneesby Waukegan Ill.
To obtain any ofthe above letters theappicant
must give the date OF this list
CHARLES FRANTZ p. NJ.
, 1876-09-01
SIrfei.

2onoon, 81. Musuft. Oe7 Cor.
Respondent beg v@tanooro" in Gon1tan-
tinppel melbct, oaB Oeltrci6 uno Gn9
LAMB ii1 bemiibcn, ben Iofprtl9en Nbt
}6lub oes 6rls6ers Su b.lpertltellgcl''
mabrenb MuBlunb MIR auf elnen Waf'
fenltlurono binmirft. 9ie Yforte 1T eb=
cr yensist, auf iofortisen Trlssen, als
ouf einen Woffsnltll.l tano elnausebsn.
giner Gepsi1e aus Berlin 5nfols {
berri1t in bsutiden oiplOmut.}deu&rei-
fen bic Mnlidt, bab Der Intrag bcs
Sii, lten Mllan nur elm anoerer S9uA'
su9 &ublunos 1T, nm be Solnns Oh
Mirrsn meiter biuuusSuihieben unb3cll
fir Die @olenouns isiner 8prbereitun-
gen 5u %sstpinnen.
Cine 9cptlbe aus 9el9rao bebaup
tet, boB bic Stimmuns Der 9cpDlferunq
cine frleseril9c lit, uno oaB mon o(ss.
mein erwattst, bab Die YiOrts ben Moi'
%fcnltilltano uvripeisern wlro. 9ie go
Iisei entoedte 9eliern elne Mn,ubl ggsm
plure o,r tirfiiben Yrotlamalion BON
II. Musuit. in wel4er Die Serben auf
9eforoert me,ocn, Die Wuifen sn itreden
unb in mel9er oeni, lbem 9dus psripro-
den piro. 9ie Yrotlamation ertlar.
ben 6iritcn @silan uno feline Min,lt
fir Die ein5isen &ebsasn, Ucl4e itrsny'
gcbanoluns 81 erwartrn batten.
Mau meloet, ooB Die 5iirfen ibr,
slnsrlhe auf Die ierbii4en 2inien be
@leysn os fortiessn in Der 9pf unA Der
plob si erobcrn, sbt bic 0crmittlnnss'
usriu4s Der &robma9te Grfols BADEN
&uiii1e 0pluntdre fommen I'd lid
ba%uftnmslis in @erbicn IN, uno loft
Elm 6 pDdiser @afent,uiionb abye
i9loicn psroen, 10 wiroe Die lerbllh
@rmee beim gnoe . ilelten ltdrtsr len
ols bslm Mnfanss oes &rIe9es.
Conf antlnopel, 81. Nusuit
Ser Miniitsrratb uno @rpBwiitoeat.a
ger besHeldss baben NbouI Slmuo duu
Gultun proelamirt un0aluruo enttbrOn
, 1876-09-01
Gurupai(he nadri6tsn.

2sremen. Die unterIuhuns in BE.
treiI Der Bremerbafener Dplamit'@r.
u~loiion bat Der StaatSfaiie sinsn 10 sros
Sen 9olsnbetras ueraulaBt, baB belieu
Csfuug Gus BEN fir unterluAunss'
imeds Dem Imts Bremer .afen bewiuiss
ten gems )ulidcn Tonos nid)t m0slih
1T. uao eiae ahdewiui9uns BON ct!pa
1000 ~. beantraJt wcroen mub. Wtebr
as Die 9alfte Der in 5ra9e tommenOen
Gotten lino ourA Die in Imerita uur9..
aommensn Observation-Disclosures
tutltanoen, Die auf @rmlttslun9 oes
: oMas'&sith. uno auf Teititeuuns Der
perl0ulidsn . .rpaltaiile . s aestcren
,h ridtstsn uno Die iid ibcr oas Sc.
1let Der 8ereinistenS taaten uno Canada
AusO ;bnten.
DIE acus 5pnaJos. Der bisN9sn
5pnasossn9em, iaoe III Der Sartcn'
,traBc wIro aesen Mitte September
la5sueibt uno in Senusuns seaommen
Oeroeu. Oa5 nsus 9OtteSbauS erbalt
rlne in ieosr B.siebuns wirOlss NISs
iattuug. Or pr bigger Der @emeinos.
t%eptastr, wirO I'M 9auis cine Wobn'
ing bs3npen. SIR sottesOienltliae
3msds ut Gin Scum uorbauoen, Der
.lepr ais 800 P:rlonsu iaBt.
BierenO Oct leslen 6abrt bes 2lopbs
oampiers Baltimore" auf bier ipran9
osr &~opleas,sA:r Dlemsr aber 8Oro uao
ertranf.
Strak8urs. Dor sinistn Tassn bat
bier DE Ausbsbuus Statt ssfunoen in
multerbafter Orouuns, wle in frib:ren
Sapren. Die inu9sn Q.ute famen pom
Ianoe bersin, selAmift uuo NIT Sab
nh uno Waiit pOran, wobl gu mandcs
bitlisen 6ran,olen uibt serinaem Iers
get. Bon Ben da9lrsih II, BET Den @ar'
e:re9imentern elnse leltsn GliaBsQotb,
r.nsern lit Elm Tbeil bersitS ~ unterof.
f"i;leren beiorbsrt woroen. uebsr bas
bHntlibs Vtrbalten uno ben famerao'
ihaftlt1sn @eta oieisr Wannibaiten
bort mar u Stimmen oes yobes uno
fnost bic oft auss.iprodeas Yebaupt.
Gua. baB Die GllaB'2ot9ringer re4t
quite Soloatsa ieieu, u%olIauf ~bstdtist.
&ein Wauosr, eaB in beutlhfeinolideu
&wreilen bier tsts 10 nader hbsr bic
r@~raulamteit' Der @inltslurs BON
GliaB, IOtbrins.ra ias Ssuti DE- Sser &C.
ldimpft wirS.
Bel 9sratbans oes GultusbuSsetS in
Gnneesausihuii. wurb. BON uerihisbe'
Hea Wsiialtsosrn bsneIben bic 0raas Der
, 1876-09-01
9ulanbilds psps(1su.

Garato9a, 81. Mus. 9le De.
mofratiihe Gnnpention bat oislen Wor=
gen Den M6tb. 8iaiam 0orsbeimsr gum
2,eutsnant @ouuerneur our1 Mcelaml.
ton e%rnannt.
Stem Dorf. 80. aug. Serr 2ouis
Wtultrr wuroe am 3. Mpril pOn e,nen
tolen 9piBbunoe, wrl4er mad ielnel
&inbsrn s%eblllen bate uno meIden sl
aus benz 6sniter merien wolte, in oa!
re6te 9~anoselent sebsiien. 9ie &ano'
puroe iOfOrt ousSebrannt uno bellt'
1dnca gu. Sim lesten g, nntu9e fin.
9r. Wtaltsr on, liA Iber Stsifbeit in
MAIDEN 5n beldmeren uno an WtOntat
tpuroe lein re6ter Arm ebsnfals lteif
galb barouf iislts 5i@ 11ebelfeit elm mi
, 1876-09-01

Der Patient fonnte ,ueber eIien no9 trim
fen. @eifcrn Ta6miitas wuroe er ra-
leno uno perIu6te feline 6rau, lotuie iei<
men arst gu beiben. Man brahte i'm In
Elm 5oipital, 100 er auf elm 8stt feitge-
bunoen ueroen mubte. Sic Merste err
tIdrer, bab feline Nusiiht criitire, Der
patientcn "a Stunben ldnssr an Sober
sa erbalten.
Ssrr George Softer cri4ien eeIierr
@beno in Der Yoliseiitation uno meloe=
te. BOP er ebenials an WaKsri9tu leioe.
Gr pnroe bon oemielben9unoe sebiEen,
lpel9er Multer biz.
Nem 0orf, 81 Gus. Cine Gcpc.
Idle aus Souiton, Scyas, meloet. ooB S.
VI. Nau9bman, rcpublifarii9er Ct.
Sderiff BON @barton' County, in Ger
uorlesten Nadt i'm @6lafe sel4oHen
uno setDotet lpurbe.
Yittsburs, 81, 81. Mus. Ser
8iftmii9er MQen G.2arrs wuroe sc1t m
in Cation, Ya., bes Moroes i'm erjten
@raoe i9ulois befunocn.
Monroc, Co., 80. Nus. 1tnseid6r
20 Biirser bssaben 1id Qeitsrn Mbeno
mad Dem S6auplabe Der unrlben uno
febrten beuts Morgen suriid. sic be,
ridten, oaB tie MIR elmer @Gaar belpoff=
meter Ncg'r. etpo Is Dunn ltarf, be-
9esnet, uno oab oieielben Die Glu6t els
griffin, iobolo tie Die Siirser erblidtsn.
Die glesrr perbaIten lid i'm aasemeinen
rubis, uno es tperoen feline ernnlihe
HubtitDrunsen befir6tet. Srobnom
berri6t ell Gefibt Ter unlite bei
uno man bat bcbbalb Mubressln getroI-
fen, I'm ole Oronun9 ouIre4t su erDal-
ten.
Or. 9. 8 Suntsrana e. S6eriff
uno friberei Steuereinnebmrr ocs&irG-
ipIels, puroe Uni 4 ubr beute Na1mit-
ia wdbreno or mad Der 8obnuns oes
Oberri4ters 2uoing sing, bel wsl9em
er mobnte, ermoroet. Sic Nflise srre0t
plel Nufre0uns, itebi jeou6 e'mielener=
mabfn nl3t nit Der YolitIf in 8srbin-
onn9.
g anSrancisco, 81. Nuo. Ser
= Uuprn, Ipsturr purW ueH Oruuu um
[, bt, II SOnnta9 Nbero cinyedidert wurs
DC, 1T grDbcr, oIs mon aaert onnabm,
uno bet,d9t circa $4,000; So @sbdu=
DC wuroen 5elitDrt.
Gie9erliheran9 telduft li6 auI$145<,
900. Dian bat urinde, su sluuben,
oab bos Neuer anSele9i uuroe, I'm &C..
10 lie Sabriten gu serlt0rcn, in lpslten
Ghinelen belAafti9t waren.
, 1876-09-01

re- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-09-01
Die Tnhkur

TT %befimmt. bas sanss btsbertse Seilperfabren urts
suitosen. Die Sur ,ptrb bur4 bas iosenannte
3obbao nnb bnr3 @innebnen pom NobpnIoer
bswtrft: sic sohoaOsr setssn ar, no pie Sranteeis
Ssit aetsen Ne BITE aebenstrait bes Menidsn an.
Eauienoe iino tn ben iesten anst Sabren tn Der
Babe Gnfalt, "a Stanton Str Rem gort, SebstIt
Nerste unb apotbefer. Die Scbbdoer unterideiten
I'D Don anberen Babert babur9, bas Te brett auf
bie Rranfbeit einwtrfen. u. b ben tranten StoiI ents
t.rn,n, tn welder Serm &c aud gum @ori9ein
fomme. ste {inb Elm 8erbrer,unss ober 4uSI9tts
buusszproeeb Der 9rantbettsitofe. Sober arante
mfrs bet Der anpenbuns bi.ler Sur f~o;nfosen ietn
,tsener gtrst. genn SsmanS bnr4 btsie 8dber ses
BELT II, 70 u e. rtrt!t@ nso raottaI se3stIt, gaa;
sep6bulid sefabrlt6er ftab alS BITE 3ranfbettielbit,
Inb f5 6itsrs tla sonass peer isennoarsr Srant'
tstten etniteat. go.
unb auberli4, furtren, 70 tnb bod bie @irsnnsen
BET folgenbln Rranfbeiten, beSonoerS inenn ne 10
nod In acutem3 ~ufanbe ~betinben. gang aneerorSsnt'
lid: 6teber, ietbt @eruens nnb G9phSstsber,
iarirt. Ssalss anS &saneemfatuimstadt mirS,,
b~eSonosrs bet iunssn aeuten U. TN eritsn Staetnn.,
ssWSbniia Istdt furirt. MaHerinat, Sshens
%attsmas wsr rs Sh OFT ,ssf lSasaf o, sfsss aas
iSpbiIttiS6s &ramtssitsn In tee.n SraSs. PET
aukeren Rranfbeiten, @ramopatSsn, @es
tdtpiireu, .GeropbeIn &c; II PIE Mtrtans strs
I'm Seben pom Der @trtuns sa absrSsnssn. Nas
aenfrebS unb BITE fosenonnte CARTS ober
Suderrmke (eine bts ieSt anhetttors &rantbeit)
murben aebeilt. Bel issterer 9rontbett 8ehen 2S
prosent Sea 3aderitoiies NIT isSsa Babe Sur9 ben
urtn ah.
iehem plob I'm 2anbe %perianSt, Der 4rets bes
Babezpulutrs tit 50, Der bes Gtnnebme . 9ulpers
81. wsan lafIe f4 cine Broidire iber bic aohtut
h eusltidsr oesr bsuti4er Spra@e f4idsn.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
"a "a Stanton ctr. (Box 1s89),1
@ew 9ersf
, 1876-09-01
g e E a,
w
bas amerttaniihe SuIter fir Bill

baS ameritantiAe TmIter fur Wtb
Diele WiiihunS entbalt fem arieuif
ooer uer9lftete Stoffe.
@s brinst cine reite 5aat nnp bat 8raatbsi
II Spu Sanben meg.
TIE er Nrtitel bat unter etnen nnoern Namen
Wuncer perr,tlst In peu 8iebbesrbsn spn
@r,B Sritfan'en,
&s II Elm letter Saamen ane srssu5t sslunsss
6lsiih tsini @teb.
ga b~efSreert ben @aGstbum hes iaussa Die.
bfs.
Sc Ssrbaubt bic @psilsn unb srstnst Ianss
Mple bel S6aafen.
SIR S9wetne 1T Is Elm Mittel, wslGes Grant
We ten ppn tbasa abbait.
gs ,s nist tas Slat Der pisrSe, &inbsisb
7. ~.
, 1876-09-01
gretIe bcr Mujeigeu:
neuflte te'ser. pfps(aen.
GnginnD.

gortsmoutb, 81. @us. Nad
elmer mebrere @rden o%auernben Sel=
henldau iibcr bic Opfer Der GataItro=
pie ON 8oro bes vSbunoerer" 9aber
bic @eidmorenen ben Mobrlprn9 nb.
DOS Die 0srunslidten ourd 3uiaa sc.
t00tet ipurben.
, 1876-09-01
Staiien.

81 0 III, 81. Mus. Die ct. &aiierir
gueenie bat bic @interrelioer3 oer8rot
faritim Marie bon &uBlano i'll @om an=
9efauit.
Ser Ser. @taaten 8unoes.Grie9
9ampfer yTranfIin" iii in eps55la am
9efpmmen.
, 1876-09-01
Trnnfret1.

paris, 81. Musuit. 9as Mppcl=
Iatiorse @eribt bat bos se9en Den Gs=
batteur oes Spuinals SIS Droits be
2'Somme" seidqte urtbeil um9eIto-
Zen.
, 1876-09-01
SpDcfer @cb viiber.
(@tablirt 1867
Aptbefer II. Qrp9uilten,
Ssrfaufsn int 8roBen unb 8lsineu,
ST.. 1l44, Gde IS. II. Mainnr,

Hibmonb. 8a
6 lauten fiji ben 1reuntsn uub ssm pu
putlifum i'm 9ll 'em einen ihr a,pBrs 9leer
reldes aus 70 senoeu @eden teitsbt. anau
bieten Trp,en. Meot3ine. Chem falien, Mp.
Re. unb Solicit q ttfrl, @bw nine, &crfs.
YsfumerIen, 6drbiti fife, Garps, Ss c. 8sntsr
slas. 8itt etc. etc. e,ni6 if ,6 Mlss, mas
in einem aut. II Drusen @si9aft eswSbnli9 81
BADEN #.
S,e fubrsn s'ei6farS cine arrBs Masmabl
biGti6er Tr:eJ raiionen oils; &pr./s 8slatire
3afsr's @Ueca, perl. @liise, Son g tdrfs
SafsrmsbL Gage. Gapipea, epabehf ts Nld
etc. etc.
9anbrstb's aarantrtsr @arienlaamen. no.
Yrn Elm ptIss MDurtfmsnt tets porrStbis III
Goncsnrirte S;ubt. sGenren. Wromatii
runss Gr'r fte pOa iepr 9 srts, @ewarse gun
@inma1en.
Gsrn + ltnten ls tie @afnertiamtsit auf itr
ie pitaem often y operate, tpeIGs e're 20-idb
rise plpbe Dsranpsn auD iar wslds fs go an
tiren tDnnen. mbe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-21
80 wad scme power the gift to gle as,
10 soc Oursel's as ithers see us"

Behold that pale, emaciated figure, with
downcast eye, like some criminal about TO
meet her fate! See that nervous, dislrust-
full look, as she walks along with slow
and unsteady step. The pink has left her
cheeks and the cherry her lips. The once
sparkling, dancing eyes are now dull and
oxpressionless. The once warm, dimpled
bands are now thin and cold. Her beauty
has fled. What has wrought this wondrous
change? What Is that which is lurking
beneath tho surface of that once lovely
form? Does she realize her terrible condi-
tton? Is she aware of the woeful appear
anco she makes? Woman, from her very
nature, is subject 10 catalogue of diseases
from which man is exempt. Many of these
maladies are induced by her own careless
ness, or through ignorance of the laws of
her being. Again, many Female Diseases,
If properly treated, might be arrested in
their course, and thereby prove of short
duration. They should not be left TO an
Inexperienced physician who does not I'M
derstand their nature, and Is, therefore,
incompetent to treat them. The import
ance of attending 10 Female Diseases in
their earliest stages cannot be too strongly
urged. For If neglected, they frequently
lead TO Consumption, Chronic Debility, and
oftentimes to Insanity. In all classes of
Female Diseases, DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is without rival. No medi-
cine has ever surpassed it. In "The Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser" of
which Il. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buffalo, n.
Y, is the author and publisher, is an ex-
tended treatise on WOMAN AND HER DIS.
EASES Under this head, the various alice
lions to which woman is Incident are care
fully considered, accurately portrayed, and
a restorative course of treatment suggested.
Every woman, as she values her life and
health, should possess copy of this valu-
able book. II she be diseased, this "Ad-
visor will show her how she may he re-
stored TO health, and also direct her how
she may ward off many malodies to which
she is constantly being exposed. Let ev-
cry suffering woman heed this timely adj
vice and see herself as others see her.
Price of Adviser, $3.50 (post paid 10 any
address.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-21

NEW PLAN FOR BUILDING RAIL.
RoAD.-They are building railroad from
Keok uk, Ia, 10 Chicago, a distance Of 22O
miles, on this plan: The company ask of
points along the line for subscriptions to a
given amount, such subscriptions TO be-
come due and payable when the ears are
running on the road to the points respec-
lively subscribing. When the subscrip-
lions are paid, the payer receives certih-
cate Of transportation, which certificate is
negotiable, emitting the holder to transport
tation on the road, attariff or contract rates,
TO the full amount Of such paid subscrip-
ton. By The terms of the charter Of the
company, these certificates are made a first
lien upon the road. That the company
may not be embarrassed in operating its
road, while these transportation certificates
arc an outstanding lien, it requires tho
holder, each time no may make use Of his
certificate for passenger or freight transport
tation, TO pay one half the charges in cash.
In this way a fund is provided for operat-
ing the road until the transportation GER
tificates are liquidated. This amounts to
simply a prepayment of transportation or
loan of money without interest for the
purpose of securing the advantages of rail-
road communication, and there seems TO
be good degree of enthusiasm along the
limo Of this proposed road over this new
way Of building road.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-21
TbeDermont 4Banir,
BRATTLEBORO:
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL q, 1876.
Done Hurry.

Mr. Moody is authority for the statement
that "they have no calendars in heaven !"
but however this may be, Mother Nature
evidently knows the difference between
May and March, though she does not check
off the months nor call them by name.
Many flowerand vegetable gardeners might
study her sublime patience and unerrlng
operations TO their own great advantage.
A few sunny days early in April bring to
these impatient ones an irresistible desire
TO 80 TO work, among the beds and in the
garden corner. But when the cold rains
and "sugar SHOWS descend upon their pre-
mature enterprises, they-wish they had
waited Nature knows-remember that.
When the snowdrops, crocuses, and other
early bulbs begin TO send up their hardy
leaves, they may be prudently uncovered,
but the more tender plants are not benefit
cd by being deprived of their winter coat
ing OF leaves, straw or manure. When the
buds Of hardy towering shrubs or vines
begin 10 show signs of opening, the more
tender varieties may reasonably be treated
as beyond the harm of ordinary weather,
and stripped of their protecting covers.
II the ambitious gardener wants a little
exercise, let him rake of the lawn clean
the gravel walks and give them a new coat
if they need IL trim up the borders re-
move, if it wasn't done last fall, all the
dead stalks and rubbish, and burn them;
tighten and straighten up the stakes and
frames 1.-THE grape vines aud berry bushes;
take the winters accumulation of wood
ashes,.if he is so fortunate as to have any,
and mix them thoroughly into the compost
heap; rake up the woodward and put the
old chips around the currant or berry
bushes do the little jobs the good wife
wants in her department, before the hurry
ing May-time comes i'm short, do any
thing appropriate to April, but don't at
tempt 10 do warm weather work yet.
And don't court failure by putting in
seeds while the ground is cold, wet and
sodden. II it isn't dry, "crumbly" and
warm before the tenth of May, be sure ma
ture is little slow in getting ready, but
will make il up before the seasons close
but you can't rule her with calendar. In
our backward springs it is necessary TO
start many things, both Tor the flower and
vegetable garden, in q hot-bed, or in the
house, or else buy plants of those who have
facilities for starting them. Let US be en-
terprising and vigilant, but not in hurry.
Golden Rule.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-21
"Truth is Mighty Will Prevail v
sworn STATEMENT
OF
Boston Police Officer.

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Dear sir-From exposure took sick about nine
years ago with Rheumatic Fever, from winch suffer
ed about four months. When recovered from the
fever found myself suffering with pain in my side
and constipation, which brought the piles. con.
suited physician, and paid him over two hundred
dollars for attending me, and all the while was
gradually growing worse. Then one physician after
another was employed, until Of the best physi-
Clans Of Boston had taken my case in hand.
On consultation between several Of the leading ply
sicans they concluded my complaint was asthma nd
general debility. had great difficulty in breathing
and an inhaler was required TO afford me breath.
through the treatment of one physician took from
70 10 100 boxes Of calomel pills and faithfully tried ali
the medicine that each physician prescribed. From
my long sickness, and the vast amount Of medicine
used to overcome the great pain my kidneys became
badly affected, and suffered eIcruciating ain in the
small Of my back, with great difficulty in passing my
urine.
One physician said 1 was diseased all through nv
system and he regretted that he could give me no
nope Tor health. My suffering from indigestion was
SO great that It was impossible to keep any solid food
on my stomach and the whole nature Of my food was
broth from oatmeal.
also took prescription from celebrated English
physician, who said my trouble was bronchitis and
dyspepsia. took IS bottles OF medicine especially
prepared for dyspepsia, and have used great deal
Of medicine from apothecaries prescription, have
taken sarsaparilla until you could count the bottles
by the dozen, and indeed have given nearly all the
popular advertised medicines fair trial. / had
Dirt adful cough and did not average over two hours
sleep night for eight years
brother policeman urged me TO try Vegetine but
cor long time refused, having got completely dis
fouraged from taking so much medicine without any
beneht however after urgent persuasion, concluded
to try ~ and before had used bottle could eat
and mold on my stomach beefsteak, thing had
not been able to do before for years indeed, OBJ
tanned more substantial benefit from the first bottle
OF Negetine than from all other medicines which
had taken. kept ON improving, and kept on using
the Vegetne until was perfectly cured and able 10
do duty all day, eat and digest my food sleep well at
night, and am now 40 pounds heavier than ever
was before in my life, and am, as think, living
contradiction Of the prophecies Of the most learned
medical talent OF New England for with all Of their
combined wisdom they could not accomplish much
as that simple vegetable medicine called Vegetine to
which am indebted for health, life and happiness.
EUGENE 4. SULLIVAN,
56T Athens st., Police Station L.