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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12

Ginoer, WctGc nit Gattta1tsi0l6s
seu bc0aftet iinb, iolten tG9li6 NIT
01eutt's SGtuefel Setfe geipal d1e1t
iperoen. Sic giebt BEN flei1en @eldoptert
ltbei6reibli6 piel Qinberu1g uno betlt oa5
ltebel. Qler5te empfeblen fte ge9en 911t7
franfbeit. Sci allen 2lpotbefern SIT babel1.
6iu'S 6aarz uno Bart Tdrbemittel,
l6Dar5 oDer braun, soc. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12

Gnttpdiiertn9 Elm anberes getpor6en. 9asz
ielbe gilt BON lebr ieid)tem 2an6e. Ser
Sorner muB ielbft beurtbeilen, mo oas
Sine ull0 no 6QS Nn0ere ~angeseiot lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
@retS
~. $1.OO pei
Gin wi0ttaer 8rtef.

Nhft Itbot, DttH., 30. NptL $50.
Or. Tobpap. @ertber SEER! SD babe Sbr ,JteIOta
pent", Sbre ,,9e9uIutins 4N5" lnO aud Sbr ,Oteabp
WeIief" %ungeidbr elm Sobr ldh9 oils Mittel 9e9en giera
Gersie imr unbeitbar ertldrten, bsnuBt.
Gle sIiden &uoteu an einem Aanm. Tleit eewidt
betrug 275 8fntO, oils i'd Sbre MtfSt 81 gebranden an7
fto nno iebt lit cs bcretts aui 210 8mno berab9eiunfer.
Gber bic Gei6pilre limb nod ni6t ale Seri dpunOen. S3
babe "a Slaiden BON i1rem ,,9ieioIpenr' 3 pOn Sbrem
.,Mclief| u1lb "A S6a6teIu DON S9ren 9tllen eenomz
men. Sd erbielt bic Wtebi5iu BON Y. Grsnpta. Sitte.
ienben Sic mir Sbr BUD sFalSc and True.''
r Grn, * 6rou:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
Railways Ready Relief

aewabrt Infurtfae 2inOcrnh8 bet
GttsinoN.9 Der 9sicrcm,
SmtalinoMmg ocr 9Tos..
N"tertcibSsG mtsauSuw4,
Sui9ctt=G mtsiinO1tt8'
s4r fhErfGhpcrncm, SersfIopfcm.
Gtotsp, 9fpbtheritiS, 1ftttcrbcidmeroen,
Gatarrb, SniIttensa, &opn@nHcrSen'
SabNidtmCrsctt rambeNt GaIs,
SicuraI8ie, gtbcumattsmts,
@cdicIsSicbcr, nnO IrofbemIem.
gie M1twenorn9 bc5 Ready Relief an Der i6merA
5enbet STEELE miro Ioiort %StnoerunQ peTirlader.
8retBtg bis iedSt9 Gropiet III eiuem balben 9lals
@oiier bei(en in ~ipcni9en Au9cnbltfeu 8rdnpie, Ginr7
rboe, rerborbenen Oio9et, Ser6brenneIt, 8opii6merSen,
Gphenterte, 6oltt, gldDnn9en NIB ale tnntren Sdnlcrs
sen.
Geiienbe inlten ME o1ne cine Trnfe Don Rad
ways Ready Relief iein. Slide &ropien in
gGaffer eerommen, perbiltet bic Dduiig i6ltnlmel Sol9en
irneS 9&ediels i'm Erinfwaier. @s lit ais 0tet5mitte9
iranS6iii6em granntwesn Oosr Sttters pOrauSiebsH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
~ G. PILLS!
DIR. RAILWAYS

.oorn' reiniGen, re9eln, Idutern rao itarfet. nJtaopap's
SSfIlsS iir bic Geilnng ouer Bel6meroen i'm Nia9en, Der
Seber, ben @in9epeiDen, on 9deren, Der Sarnblale, IIr
6e Neilunq pom 8optldmerSen, r%eruolen !3ultanoen,
Ssr1topin1ig, nnuerOuuli4tett, Dpspepiia @aueniieber,
MISUNDERSTANDING @Oloaper nno allen Storungen tn
ben 0inse,peioen. SIR cine iidere Sseilun9 bur9 BEN
C;ebrQu9 Der @iqen wtrb garGnttrt. Stein pe9etabtltld,
sntholten feline Quefiitbermii6un9, feline 0tetaue HHo
feine lddolidet Drngnen.
rag Ntan bea6te bic naditebenoen Spntptome, lpeIbe
5d1 bel St6rumseu III ben 8eroauun9Sor9anen 9elteno
na6et:
pie, Niasenidure, l~lebeltctt, SoObrennen, Ilp2etttioT9z
feit. WtQoenidwere, Grbre6ungeit. l~1nre9eimdBt9e Semez
arnqen in Der Mo9ensri.be. S9minDel, beldleunistes
Snb }tperes sltbmen, %geit5rter Ser5l6Ia9, erltitnn9sz
Shulide Gejnble i'm 2ieset, Sfipd9un9 Der Sebtrait,
syieber, bumpfe SdmerSen i'm &opL Ntan9el an Auspunz
ft,1no, @elbperben Der Nusen lno Der 9aut. S6merSen
in her settle, Der Sruit unO ben itbrisen 9lieOerm umo
nI1k[ihe AnmanbIun9en pom 0ibe.
Cininr Ipien pom y9taowap'S HtIs". rperben bas R6rz
s-prinitrn, NON all ben benannten St6run9en beireien.
aSreiys 25 Gents bic Sdudtel. Sn &pOtbeten Su baben.
9eiet ''False and True.
@ditt eine Srieimarfe nod 9taomap s. Co., $50. 81
gsorrenitraBe, SEEN Yort, umO Sbr werpet IHstunit err
hQIteu, pelbe Sud &aulenoe wertp tlt.
2iuu1Sion hIenoonuuo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
@cldwiire DOlt 5wDIfjd6rigem 8ads:
tburt tuerOen Olr6 ,&aOuaD's Jte=
\ lolDent'' qebcilt.

Or. ~seubpopy Sd Ht an Gtertodsef6wHren I'M
GkrItod nnb in ben ~@inseweiben. Nue Nerste erftdrz
tsn, mir f6nne ni8t gs99lifsn lDsEoen. Sd 'pstOs etc al:
t6nne cs oantit einmaI peruden; i'd iebte fetn 9ers
trauef in DaiielOe, Oenn id bate idon sp0lf Sabre lang
eettttst. Sd nobm ie4s 6laiden BON oem ,9teiolpent"
Sbrem Steady 0teliei' unO Jest iebe rno iilbte i'd teine
Spnr nsbr pom benz geitDhr; uno i'd, iii9le mid mob:
IT.; slitli5fr Sao Gntsf Yns sra,t .Ge5 5e "a ml9 Ste ,ftt ~ 8T SsI
infcn Gers Der @ingeweioe, oberbalb Der Sdamleiite.
Sd. ifrei6e Sbnen oieien grief, nm anOeren GeiOenoen sH
niiten. SietSuueW ~benleIbeH uerOTentli9en, weNH lie
es winIdelI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
2tiere,l= ru1O BlaCenbffdDwtrOen.

Sorrz lnb Gtbdrmntterzoelbet Stetn, Sarnrubr.
SSoIeriudt, llrinItodlns, i~rregelmdBiser llrtnab9ans.
Sic @rigbt'i6e 6rantbett lno ale 6due, no oaS 9Saler
0uditetnStaub 6bnIide giieberi9ldse abIebt, bid, buntet
paer nit Subltanser, dbnttd benz giweis ober ipetBer
@tIberfonen, untermii6t lit ooer mo boiielbe cine tr9ntz
Fate, brnfle, aoai9e Tdrbnn9 onntntnt, petBe ti1odeHz
itoubortioe 9tieoeridlGge obiebt ober 100 betm gSafers
Ioiien lid elm ltebenoer brenne,ber S6merS ooer Stebes
i'm gddeu unb in ben &enbeu iHblbar mo4t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
0er Qd)tb. 0burlou WeeO
~onertentt
ST. R1otraD'S R. IL. R. SetImttteIp
nad) meDriGbrigem Gebrau6.
9; en- gOre, 4.San 1877

90 rrfE ~ e err!
Nodjoem III b Sbre Nrsneimitter nehrere Sabre qebrau5t
babe, anfon98 un9Idubia. aber nadbem i6 TIRE @trtz
loi1fett erprobt, nit poIem @ertrauen, CLAUDE i5 nnr
etne Ftltdt SUI eriIaen, penr i6 ben 9tuter, mel6en tb
NM bic Ofetntger aus benz @ebrauh berletben geSo9en
baben, bonfbar o%nertenue. Die 0iQen babeR iebesma[
pie 9emiinl6te 2Sirttns. 3os "Ready Relief ma8t
lctnem lfomen ollie gbre, UNI bic Salbe wenben mir aM,
benz eewiini6ten Griot9.
N9tungspou Sge
(@es) shurIntm YSeeO.
ST. WaOWan.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
R. Nc. ES.
RadWaE'S Ready Relief

Railways Ready Relief
bebt bic drsiten Sdmer3en in ! bis 20 Ottuuten.
Nid)t etne StMhOe
na9oen1 ct oies seleiem, braudt irseno cSeman6 S9mer>
sen Si letben.
RadWaysS Ready Relief
beiIt icOeI Sdlmera.
IS mar has erite, uno lit
Qas ctastge SGnteraeu : Seifnitfer,
msTbes old BEN E%efttsrten 96iner; Tofort bebt, entsHns
oiitnqer beietti9t uno Gor9eitionen beitt, oh oes Dto9ensi
Der Sunsen O9er Oer Gebdruls. ourb e~inmultse slnp.Hz
buns,
tn rine bis snar,tg Ntt nuten.
eintrlet ne Geftis Der S6merS lit, weIfer ben pom 9tbeta
nrottsinuS. gterurrleioem ooer GeuraIeie gepIasten Grauz
len soltert,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
neutrality-suspicious..
SOppeGtc BIT ut

9oS 3t idueIte N%uStrofnen Der Gr6e Be
Topfgetpd6ien finoet ni0t nur leidt I'M
CONNER burcb Sic Come ltatt, ionoern 1T
au6 Elm GROCER llebelitanO I'M @inter III
gebeisten .3tmmern. Sin iebr 9uteS GOrz
bc%ltgungSlnittel biergegen bieten boppeIte
8lumentDpfe, 3. +. tpenn man ben Die
9flanse cntDaltenben Iopf 1T etnen ettpaS
gr0Beren itellt utb Die 3pti6enrdume 5tptz
i0en beioen nit @rbe altSfilQt. 90 miro
itetS cine mdBige Teudtigfeit Der Yaat5e
erbalten unO beren Bur3eln etl1e glet0mdz
Bi9e Genperatltr geiidert. 0aielbe erSielt
man, penn man bic S0pfe lit etten &aitelt
felt un0 beren 3tpii6enrdunte nit Wfoos
ober Sd9eipdbnen ausfillt. Die 8lumenz
tide nit elmer Derartiaen 9sOrri0tultg fino
oeSDal6 Die stpedlndbiaften. S6doli0 fit
Bic metiten Bflon5en iinb 6dgegen Die ptelz
fad 9ebrGlt6li6en lll1terlGbe, ba 6ur6 otcle
lcidt MltrselfdulniB er5ellgt piro. gfur
BET @aiierpflanSen iirlb lol6e gtdpfe am
Glabe. Sci alien a1oern WelpGblen mllB
baB @ieBtpaier fret perflteBelt %t0nnen, mas
bur6 cine S6erbenld9e iiber benz SOpfz
lode 3u bef0rbern lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarSaDariEEian ReS0EvGNt

bat Sic wunbcrboritcn S~eilunget bepirft; 10 raid tit bic
9Strtun9 bteie5 1oaDrBait munoerbaren $oetlmtttelS, oaB
Der Hatient
ant GesuidDt StdtIid snntrtmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
Tieber 1ttto faGtes Syieber.

Sfcber ttno RaIteS 0iebcr seDeitt fir 50 Gents.
Sn Der eunscn 28ett gtebt es fein S~eilnlittet, meI6es
&ediet>T ieber nno aQe onoern8ieber, ais ba limb: Mtas
loriu, 9ppbus, S6orIad, 9elbss Eieber, %galtriides 5tes
1oi6 yeiIt. ipie RadVVay'S Ready Relief
@euts bic SinTStg 6tai6e!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12

@cImmobctt

&ein(i9es unb reineS Slut 3unabme on 6letl6 rna
Slut-0teiue 9out unO ~9tein9cit oeS &eintS 1ur Aue'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24
Prof. TYndall's Warning.

In concluding an address TO tho stu
Tents of University College (London)
f'rof. Tyndall, who is unquestionably
)nc of the most iudefatigable brain
workers of our century, said, stake care
If your health. Imagine Hercules as
Iarsman i'll rotten boat; what can he
10 there but by the very force of his
strokes expedite the ruin of his craft.
Take care of the timbers of your boat"
The distinguished scientists advice is
equally valuable to all workers. We are
apt to devote all our energies to WELD
ing the oars, our strokes fall firm and
Glst, but few ofus examine or even think
II the condition Of our boats until the
broken or rotten timbers suddenly give
way, and we find ourselves the victims
If "A calamity which could have been
.asily avoided by little forethought.
What began with slight fracture, or
perhaps even careless exposure to dis
rgalliLing influences, ends in the COM
Jlete wreck of the life-boat. The disease
which began with slight headache or an
Undue exposure TO cold terminates in
lcalh, unless its progress be checked,
md the disease rcmedied. The first
ymptoms, the heralds of disease, give
40 indication Of the strength of the on
;)mlng Zoe, and the victim trusts that his
I'D ally, Nature, will cxterminate the
INVADER. But Disease is an old general
md acc)mplishes his most important
nlveme ats in The night-timc, and some
fright morning finds him in possession
II ohe of the strongest Notifications:
nd when lac has once gained strong
| IN The system Nature ignominious-
y ,ufns traitor and secretly delivers up
ne whole physical arn0ry to the in
gad 'r. Like Inc willy politician, Nature
always on the strongest side, and tho
My way to insure her support is to
-eep your vital powers in the ascendant
Aeep your strongest forts = The stomach
nd liver-well guarded. Do not let
ne foe enter the arterial highways, for
&c Will steal or destroy your richest
mere aldise and impoverish your king
lDm. To repulsc the attacks of the foo
you can lind no better ammunition than
Dr.. Pierce's Family Medicines. (Full
directions accompany each package
His Pleasant Purgative Pellets are
especially effective in defending tho
stom lch and liver. His Golden Medical
Discovery for purifying the blood and
lrresing coughs and colds. If you
wish to become familiar with the most
approved system Of defense in this war
fare, and the history of the foe S method
ofinvasion, together with complete in
structions for keeping your forces in
martial order in time of peace, you
can find no better manual of these tao
tics than THE Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser" by II. V. Pierce, NJ.
D., of the Worlds Dispcnsary, Buffalo,
n. Y. Sent TO any address on receipt
of $3.50. 1t contains over nine hundred
pages, illustrated by two hundred and
eighty Two engravings aud colored
plates, and elegantly bound in cloth and
gilt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24

sheep, their mutton being very superior
notified fat and lean together. In TIL.
lass are several other varieties, SON,
,peclmens of which exhibited AT Phila
lelphia weighed 400 lbs. OF the long
wooded, the Cotswold are the m 1sl IN
mon and the most popular. If we have
good formed ewes with good consiiu
Ions, we can r9ise good sheep for mut
ton, b. u'll5 gDDl ran lfs)n, ,,
he mut OIL breeds. He hlught roo
profitable variety Of sheep could be ere
ated oul Ofa cross Of Merinos and south
Downs, with perhaps a small infusion
Of Cotswold blold. Forcing, produc,
excessive quantities of flesh AMI wool
should be avoided
Mr.. j. II. Mead of the Board, rca ! ,
paper upon "Shccp Hu,bandry."
After this discussion arose upon IN,
subject of the paper. Jldge Miller o
Pomiret was convinced that thero Mer,
better sheep in Verm INT to-day than
there were ten years ago.
Mr.. Chapman stated that the success
OF Vermont sheep at the Cemtennia
proved that what were the best sheen i
vermont ton wears ago could not sue
cesstully compete with the best in Yer
mont last fall.
Mr.. Mead stated that a fleece that wa
cleansed from Messrs. Cherbino anC
Williamson's "Silver Horns" cleanse,
eight pounds of clean wool; this was A.
advance upon the results obtained few
years ago.
Mr.. Hubbard thought good eonsti
tuition was all important. The mex
best thing was ability to carry a larg
amount of cleansed wool.
The first paper Friday afternoon wa
reld by Mr.. Charles Dana of Wood
stock upon "Dairying,;' after whicl
NJ. q. ). Fassett of the Board read
paper upon "Milk and modes of hand
ling.
After this, Hon. e. d. Mason, presl
dent OF the Vermont DaIrymen's Asso
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24

0E Fancy Mixed Cards, with name, and Gents
~ Vest Chain, post paid, Is cts. one pair Milton
Gold Gun Buttons and Ring, IS cts. Agents
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-30
Or. ShIloh's System VitaIizer-,

We are authorized to guarantee this
remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia, mac
tive Liver, Sour Stomach, Constipation,
Loss of Appetite, Coming up of Food,
Yellow Skin, and General LanguOr and
debility. You must acknowledge that
this would be ruinous unless we had posi-
tive evidence that it will cure. You who
are suffering from these complaints, these
words are addressed-and will you con-
ltinue to suffer when you can be cured on
such terms? 1t is for you to determine.
Sample bottle, 10 cents; regular size, IS
cents. Sold by j. S. Whitney.
$4,000 die annually by neglecting u
Cough, Cold or Group, often leading to
Consumption and the grave. Why will
you neglect so important matter when
you can get at our store ShilOh's Con-
sumption Cure, with the assurance of a
speedy recovery. For soreness across
the Chest or Lungs or lame back or side,
Shiloh's Porous Plaster gives prompt re-
lief. Sold by j. S. Whitney.
Hackmetack, popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by j. s. Whitney; Hyde
Park, VT, elsewhere by all dealers.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-30
JOHNSON.

Messrs. Bucks are building new starch
factory for Mr.. Charles Leland where the
old factory was burned last fall.
Rev. O. S. Basford, pastor of the M. E.
Church here, exchanged pulpits with Rev.
Mr.. Smith of Stowe, last Sunday.
Arthur Pike has moved to Jacksonville
to reside while building new house for
widow Harrison Warner, at that village.
New styles of ladies', gents and misses
boots, shoes and slippers at Merriam &
Hardy's. Just call and look them over.
Mrs. Chadwick has lately much improv-
ed her beautiful residence, by liberal
supply of new paint to the out buildings
and fences.
The Guyhon is so low that the Messrs
| Bucks have been unable to float their
logs to their mill. The logs are lodged
along the river from the mill several miles
up the stream and the mill has shut
down waiting for rain.
Mrs. Elias Lowater, an old lady residing
little way out of the village, while IL
her garden last Friday, was considerably
bruised and injured by stones thrown al
her by some villainous striplings, whom
the State of Vermont ought to take in
charge.
The balasting train has at last arrived
1t now looks as though the r. r. may b.
in few weeks completed as far as Cam
bridge Junction. We are informed tina
the completion of the Burlington r. r.
to the same place, is expected by Jul!
first. Our people are very anxious TO
railroad connection with the City of Bur
lington.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-30

The Rsvs. o. s. Basford Of Hyee Park
and George Z. Smith Of this town ex-
changed services last Sunday. Mr.. Bas-
ford preaching at Stowe Centre and West
Branch,-Mr. Smith at Hyde Park and
johnson.
Coming generations will rise up and
call those blessed who have planted or
will plant a few centennial trees this
spring. The season is not too far adj
vanced to ensure the growth Of certain
kinds even now.
The several Sunday schools in town are
requested TO meet at the vestry Of the
Methodist church on Wednesday morning
next. at ten o'clock. II is desired that
each one should bring boquet for the
purpose of decoration.
Judge Bradley of high commission
fame is to take rooms at the Mansfield
House the coming season and not at the
Butler Mansion AS was supposed, the
latter being out of repair. His necessary
expenses will be much less at the hotel.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-30

Mrs. DIR. Rublee Is in town on a visit.
She expects to go TO Hamburg, Iowa, in
August. The DIR. has located there prae-
ticing his profession.
Gov. Hendee has purchased Of o. ID.
Mathews a irst-class carriage horse seven
years old. He likes a good horse and
will have one or not any.
The familiar countenance of Oscar Cook
is frequently seen on the streets. He Is
ON a visit from Lowville, New York,
where he is at present making his head
quarters.
Last Sunday Rev. l. p. Booth preached
a sermon In honor of the soldiers who
fought and died in the nations great
struggle for the freedom of down trod-
den race. His text being, 1.-The memory
of the just is blessed"
The members of the old corporation of
Peoples Academy, are to hold meeting
in Academy Hall, June 9Th, for the pur-
pose of choosing officers for the ensuing
year, and to transact all other business
thought proper when met.
While Elmer Harris was drawing boxes
on to Pages meadow with Merriam's new
horse, she became frightened and upset
Harris, who received some severe bruises.
She was at last stopped on the bank of
the River by the reins being wound
around the wheel. No great damage was
done.
The Modocs played a matched game of
ball with the Rustics at Wolcott, last
Saturday, on the ground of the latter.
Scores for the Modocs, Is; Rustics, 81.
1t was understood that they should play
here, but for some reason the Rustics sent
word to our boys that if they wanted to
play to come up. They went, saw, and
conqured.
Joseph Rivers lost very fine yearling
heifer, week ago Sunday, and also an
excellent COW last Thursday. Both died
very suddenly, the cause being unknown,
They were to all appearances in good
healthy condition short time before they
died. 1t is great loss to Joe. and we
find that quite number are meeting with
the same plague.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-30
A Gard.

To the citizens of Lamoille county: On
and after Friday, June l, we shall sell
goods for cash, and that only, and if you
will examine our circular, which we have
to place in the hands of every
one. you will be convinced by the prices
there given that it is far better for you to
buy for cash, as you will observe that the
cash prices are much lower than any man
can sell for credit. Please call and eX-
anime our stock of goods, which is the
largest in the county. Having been re-.
Gently bought and paid for by cash, i'm
the times when ready money buys very
low, we are sure that if you bring your
cash we can sell goods cheaper than you
ever bought before. We hope that our
patrons, whom we have previously ia
vored with short credit, will not be of
Tended with this course, as we think it
the best, both for our customers and our
selves, and we shall treat all alike, both
rich and poor.
MERRIAM N HARDY.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-30
Farmers Picnic.

There will be a basket picnic of the
s. >hers of Lamoille county in Morris
IN at the Camp-meeting ground, in the
rItye of Mr.. Niles, on Saturday, the 10Th
.| June. The design of the picnic is to
.eture to the farmers of the county day
al recreation in which they may have a
<0<ial visit with each other, and in which
<.k children shall be given holiday for
i.toeent amusement. Any inquiries in
lard to the picnic will be cheerfully
!. weredifaddressed to David II. Sherwin
Hyde Park. No great spread is designed
md no great speakers advertised. Ten
dock A. NJ. is the hour designated for
ccnvening. After dinner there is expect
ga TO be some literary exercises. A ques-
Tor appropriate to the season is here
oresented and the farmers are invited to
come prepared to give their observations
and experiences in regard to it. The
question embraces the cutting of grass
the making and storing of hay, and cal
be stated no more clearly perhaps thar
In The following Interrogation: Wher
should grass be cut to secure the best re
suits? How much should it be dried be
fore hauling? Is it advisable to have {
NOW of hay ventilated and if so, the best
anethods of ventilation? and any othel
question apropos to the subject of hay
uaking.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-30
CAMBRIDGE BORO.
nv IeOnard's card.

Read Henry Leonard's card.
t. S. whipple has several fine rifles
nearly completed.
Homer wetherby has just received
large stock of new goods.
II. A. Heath has just received large
assortment of boots and shoes.
The Cambridge butter market last Sat-
urday ranged from 10 to lS cents.
Col. C. d. Gates has been adding quite
extensively to his stock of goods.
Frank Wiley returned last week with
several fine horses, which he will fit for
market.
The Central Point grange will hold
their monthly meeting on Saturday, at
Bpm.
The work on the railroad is progress
ing rapidly, and the road bed will soon
be ready for the rails.
Mr.. J. Stafford does not intend to re-
build his steam mill. 1t will be great
loss to the village and town.
Rev. Mr.. Puffer, Presiding Elder of the
st. Johnsbury district, spent the Sab
bath in Cambridge, and preached at the
Methodist chapel.
Mr.. Wills is making extensive repairs
on his house on West Main street, and
when finished it will be one of the finest
residences in the Boro.
Miss Bicknell, of johnson, is keeping a
select school mt the Boro. She has a
very good attendance, is an experienced
teacher, and will teach first-class school,
l.. l.. Durant, Esq, of Montpelier, will
address the Reform Club at their ami
versary on Wednesday evening, at the
chapel of the Congregational church, on
the subject of temperance.
Mr.. John Stafford went to Burlington
last Friday, to solicit employment Of the
Lamoille Valley railroad corporation
when the road commences running. Mr.
Stafford would make good station agent
The rifle club met last Saturday after
noon, but on account of the strong cur
rent of wind that was blowing at thu
time the score was small, compared witt
previous ones. Eli Wescott took thu
| badge with score of l6 out of a possible
%. The club practice without resting
Decoration of the soldiers graves will
be observed on May 80, at the cemeteries
= at East Cambridge and the Boro. Ser
vices will be held at the East Cambridg,
cemetery at 10 A. NJ, when Rev. Mr.
, Cushman will address the people. Ii
the afternoon, at 2 o'clock, there will b.
services at the Boro. Col. Golding, o
Rutland, will deliver the address. TIL,
Lamoille county drum corps will be on
in full force.