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gieamboais ano RalIroa0s.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry stations in foot Of liberty ST. anu ioo
Of ClarisOn-Gt., uptown. -. -. -,
Commencing JaD l. Is77-Trans leave Nowlork. foot oil
Lbcriy.sl, follows: -,
$50 =. m.-For Pennington, Eason Beiyider' Mauch
Chunk Tauaana. Wikesharfp, EhniTa, &C.
S45 a. M For Eason Harrisburg Mauch ChunE, lhnih
qua Wikesbaire Wilfams!ori dc -, x,-,.
n In-Tor Pennington EastOn, Mauch Chunk. wilkes
hare TamagUa HazrtOu Reading fctsvile, HaTf1sOuIg
a n M For Fast ~ Be yideTc, and Catasaaqua.
5sO d M Elst0n, Allentown, aud HatrEburg
S;.}5 y. ,u.-FJr Eist0n. o, -. go ~. 80.
Leave foJi II Clarks0nsi az tl5 s'lJ vI9, lUlo'
liz m l5.f5 3I5, Al5, 5:l5, 7:i5 lli5 p. m.
For trains TO local points SEE time table al stations
SUSDAY TRAINS-L<aVe foot LibcIty ST az $50 r. m:
39I ION M for Bound Brook and intermediate points, ana
nj $50 Eaeton. Reaninf anu hEIrspurs rr.o,
leave Ter "a AmbOy Eed Bank, Long Brsnci,
o,,sn 2ro ~ &c from Libertyst. S:ly, HAS IN,
a.1s lila N m; FOOT GARRISON 81, HE q.
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rF'IiE NEW NOVEL.
PEERLESS CATHLEEN.

EOTICE-The advance demand fer this capital novel
The second York weekly srhas proved SO enor
nous that the publishers compelled OanrouIcc that the
FS-BLICATIoN DAY WAS POSTPONED
until another large edition prepared
TIE printers and binders WORKING day and night but find
Il almost impossible catch Up win the enormous orcrs that
are pouring in from every Iart Of the country.
The book is ready however all demands vii be filed in
tie order received
l.: one Of very novels published and viii sell
enormously Beautifully printed and bound in CLOTH
TTicc 81 90.
send on your orders, either TO STREET & SMITH Pub.
us.ers of The New YO:k Weekly, or 10
6. w. CARLETON d Co.. Publishers.
Madison-sqaaIe, New. York.
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alarblc anc Stale Glanicis.

A TTENTION Now is the time 10 purchase
N SLATE AND MAiILE MANTELe.
Prices State steps ard Iisc", ana all kinds 81
slate work. PI.NEliN \ SLATE CO..
30 Unioa.sgulro, y. y. Ntl,aye and i7ths)
CTEWART's Slate, Marble, and Wool Mmteis
tCNtW and cc2alj Designs ranging IN IJcc lrfa SlD
Ihc lra.c LAer.ll. G-- Win. 20 ana ~ We. .1lA
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON UIIIi.ADElPUlA.

BUINU ItUN
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. 49,,
Leave NeNlOrR foot OF Liberty 81, ff trenton ana Inih
depba Of 100 $50 $50 1850 1850, $3.50 o;so izoo
D. m, and al 400 y. M. Tor Trenton.
foot C1arkson.i. 7:l5, $40, 9lS lll0 III
SID SID, lli5 D. m r,,....t, poi,
road Third aud Berksss. at $50. $50, $780, IlJo a'h
1870 $780, 80, 1910 y. H. 49, . 49, :. n, o,o n,
New OK NJ "fo, oOo' "''o
NJ. 1915. 2:iO sl5, 600 T. M ..,.,.. -. ooo . -
and 80 D. m trains Sleeping care 20 ie ~ O'clock md
night trains fTun both Ncw-YOrE ana philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieayc New lork, 1901 iloci' anu
PHILADELPHIA Third and Beksss nj 93 a. H. 35o IL ~ h-
Tickets sale AT OF Liberty ST. foot o
Nos F2g and pa Broadway al the PRINCIPAL hotels al Offices
Of the Tri~ Eaay in New.Yors Brooklyn, and at No
Co,r ST RrorkIyn Baggage checked from residence 10
destination. IL. I. BALDWIN, Cen f'ss, AEpH.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

u d
AID UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NtwN0rh, via pcsOrossc5 and Cortlandt
Streets Ferries, follows:
Ixrrs tn harris Piitsb-Tlh the Yves, and Sou with
Pulnl.n Palace attached, ESQ and $50
daily.
no NIuarsVort, LocE Haven. and Eric az $50
cailcctg tr1y for itusve Petroleum Cuirr, and tho
on itrgon- Tor ". aHsVcIt aaG 10 Haven f.O = ~.
Baltimore Washington, and tur ~onti Limited Nash
nEt0H LXprrs OF Pman pariGT Cars daily except SUNDAY,
$50 arrive Washington $40 Regular at $40
q H., !. q. ana . o. Sun;ay aud u.
Express f0T PiAi@iH 80 so, $40 $3.50 imtcdl,
1890 !, :. %, q, =. sj. and - night, sunday
$50 ,, t. T. SO and lm2faii and second class,
Accommodation for Trenton. g. M, and 40 p. IN.
For trains 90 Newark, Elant, Railway, Prime Tren-
ton Teh huhuy Remington. Bcyldore, and other points,
sec local schedules ~ all ticket Oiures.
Tia.s aIII,c FOm Pittsburgh. G29 and lO3O and
1870 p. H.. dali, 10 ard $50 ?. NJ daily, c&crp.
From Washing and LAijimurr, $50 800
i:lO DO and 1929 sunday, 900, 300 a. NJ FROM
Illdc is. Jti, eco, ESQ, $50, 1910 ll:jO . ~,
80 5:lo, G,J so 1910 and 100 T. M Suhday, 1O5,
Coo ESQ $3.50, liiO D. ESQ, 1910, aud 1920 y.
Ticket Offices. 526 ard ga Broadway No Astur House.
foot OF DrsbrosJee and CcrtiauGts No Courts,
BROOKLYN; nos. lli NC ami u HudsOn HOhokeU; De
pot Jersey civ ImsIai 1icke. once no iiaery place.
FRANK THOMSON, d. NJ BOYD, IT,,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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fnrnlinre.

INGRAM and Stair Carpets 20c.; Oilcl0thS
25c and soc white and hue Blankets, Ho:se Blankets
Rubber Blankets. ANDREW LESTER - CO..
IL ana - West HOust0n-st., near RiOaGWgy.
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90 Obom it clan Concern

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-Noti is
- hereby gven that MILTON Z. kIN& and join SEQ l.
JOHNSON, cO:Viisic tLC firm of III Nc * jon y on
OF Mor1ist WI Ncw-Icrsey, have this day mcde asi
subscriber OF thr estate for The equal benefit Of
and that said creditors mast eNDt ttil
spcct claims Uur OATH or affirmation Hina the O. vi Of
three months. lLNlS IIEHSON, IT,, assignee.
Dated February &c, 1871
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ERIE RAILWAY.

Il WINTER ARRANGEMENI VI ihhi-'F, III S"'N'
. a. in-Cnclnnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Room Coaches To BnfalO and Suspension liIttse ,-
Express Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Cohches
attached. . D. -. W.. c,oo,i,u
Coachcg through Rochester BllO, Niagara Falls Clncln
nat anu CHICAGO without change aso Hotel DINING cars 10
Trims leave Chambers street Depot, ". Y, for
N.,gark G.i5 $50, l04J a. 3:lJ 5l5 ana 6I0 p w.
IL midnight SATURDAY nights only sundays "lo H. Ill.,
Ty,bcfurt PARK and Pssssc g. 7:i5, 10 IN, IL noon,
L., g. S45 3J1, j, q, GO T. IL midnight SuhdayS u
$40 10 g. ~, liJ. Csc D. and IL midnight - A..
B. si5 $40 I;0. g. jl3, g. G:l5 ESQ., Z, p M ana ~
midnight sundays, g, $780, 9l5 10 a. NJ 49, 800 h'
'i snr fn G. 5ij 1915 a. M $40 o. G. ?. IL mid
night suusays G. $50, 10 Ill., Id $50 p Ill., ana l.
'GoTa!gaI o a. H. 800 4@Op. sundays $50
Warwick, 1913 = NJ. l:3O !. III. e,... @ On
Newburcb o lO:45 ~, $3.50, 4:SO p m Sundays s5o
a ELni,gs,on $50 D. III. Sundays $50 a. M
Goshen t. 7:ij .. l0A5 49, 10, 49, p m Sun
day. g. $50 10 q. IN. csc, 7. H. . m - 49, e,.r.
M,ddlciOwn ?:l5 . 1915 a 5A5 500, D. ~ nuna.s'
$50 10 .. M pm The a. ~ ana f5o y N tihI, eD
uc~t Nth Y6rE Midland Railroad at hast
JeTvis, :" 1919 a ~, a:0J w. 'h' '"''" N''' -
!" ralcs leaving Chambersst even or nalf hours
leor u M leave IWcnt: ttsi. hlicfn minutes catlet
a ab6ve time; trains leaving thaubcrsst on quarter
estc ~ en- ~ ,hiIst 9iJ and i| p m. connecnpg with
trains leaving ChanieIr "a. at 10 y. ahd II midnight
T,lc;s Tor passage aud Apartments IN Ira"ilgfO'n
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders loI tne
Iec! ana transfer ~ baggage NAV r 1t AZ lhc vphy
ONE Sos 30 4Ol k2!, 957 Broadway NO Ccurs,
I,ro,L, /, n and nj The Company Dtrpts -, -, -. %.
txItss IRA the West arrive M SeW-ioiA ~ 49,
o.. 2:lO aud i:5J D. H.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

pRlDGFPORT, and al points on loIsai0nic
ID and Nauranck railroads FSro -. stcancr GRIDGl.
FOHr leaves Cai!aiucsp al 1890 AMI Br'ogcpor II
j =. ia.
DOSTON & NEW-YORK AIR LINE r. r.
H. & IT, : r. Gruii Central Depot daily t>uni'ys eSctgtci
rs fol
lr.n-ros;on Express Arrives: worcester 1855 p. M
Boston r3U y B.issscucci take TINS tram ~
I'll em River 1903 Pullman palace CTS through with
il5J-Ho.ton and Nashua Express Sleeping coach from
Grand central DaOt 10 Nis. aso n- al ,l change; ar
92J a. n; Portland. :20 D. arrives eostol l. q. %.
n. B!cvo Jersey city tItnsiur steamer HaIyIad) 1904
y W ". n. RSI.R j. j. FOSTER.
" Superintendent Gea1 Passenger Agent.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-
- NewYor from foot Of Desbiusses and CoIndt
the south pullman PaTOr rum Sew
10 baltimore Washington. making close ton for
Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Ions. IclFlIlt, Chicago
p Tor Was4IIl ton AID fOr hillHLo and tue SOUTH
GoidcasTle. Pullman cam nom NCW.lOi ~ Baltimore
ard Washington.
D. ~ daily Tor Wasango:.th South and Wesi Pumans
sleepers from OIL 10 baltimore aud ash tOu MAX
close connections Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville, 81
louis Pittsburgh The Sontb and south West Connects az
Washington with trains for Lynehbarg Florida NcwOiean
ard tie South. -.
and 23a broadway, EewYOrk and IL Tcset Ofres. foot
Of Cortilnct DesbTosscs ss and Depot Jersey CITY
ASK FOX TICKETS VIA
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81.
IN Steamers leave Ieckslp dGy (sundHys 9Xepc1 for
New Haven 81 and ii y. H. connecting VIII road
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TO PHILADELPHIA,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen 1hrOarh Trains daily three Dcpots
Philadelphia. two iu Sew-N0rk.
Four Tracks Ac osi Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent wth at-ulufe SAFETY.
EXpitss Trains leave NcWNOTh. via DesblOcS and Cort-
lludt streets Ferries follows
13v 800 Sfp C3J Iuitc), 1890 a. e. T. g. Z $50,
and II midnight Sullay, 500 "A. D. O. T. $780, and
gp.1u.
I@tmnnr trains leave Phi adclph 500 800 T. 7:D $780,
and II Hto1 Express, IoJ p. In) $40 800 T. and
1888 and II midnight. ON Sunday 500 $50, $50,
IL H.. 4, :. 1853 /, M. II midnight.
pcSs OhUcs 5-6 and 9ii broadway, No. Astor House,
ana !coi Of DsLrgssrs and Coandi sis; No Court
BrooiiyB NUs ia, IiG and llS UudsOIsi Huhukc I:
Depot jersey city Enictan Ticket Office, No Battery.
place. r. =. EDND, IT,, GCn1 Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General IL auagpl.
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: FuICu VALLEY RAILROAD.

IIIIEII NI4I1Il n. -, ~. TO-
lsT7Ifavc Goputs loot Of CoItlan and DcsbToss al
m daily. for Easou, Bcthehe1l Al
lefov March Chunk Wi!krsbtrrc rtst6n, Sdyre Enlii
IfLaes Aui!rL Rochester, i5uha" NIAGARA fas ana lhe
Wcsl PUlinSi's alceuU2 rt3rhts aL!aChCd
$1,000 EGB'T. II. SaNRE. Sua't. and Ilg'r.
General Eastern Once, cauerof Church ana Cl.D
L.LA- u ~ n N hLlS. Count.
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NLW-IORk CENIRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER FAILROt Dc commencing Dec. 20. 1876
through trains VIII leave CiarG Central Depot: -, ,
7:ij H. We. tern and Northern Express win drawing
CfUJudai-li?. IA,
$50 a. "a Special CHICAGO and 81. lous Express, with
groom cars 10 Rochester Buffalo, asc, Though Cal
~. Louis.
400 m northern and Western Express.
go n m special Albany Troy, and western Express
40, ~ n, TIrss With sleeping ears for Waterfront aud
Can, udainua Also. Tor MOutcIl Pla;tsburgb.
s:sJ u ~, EXPRESS daily, with Sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo. C!rHelaEd lhdaapoIs
and Louisville; also Cor Chc&1o va Dn l. = al" NJ -
Railroads and siurrc.l via -. Adams.
100 D. H., Express, with Aeepngcais Tor ADahy, ana
Troy.
WAY TIans per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale at
90 SCI and rs BrGa sud He~irnit Express Co.'S
OGlccs No luk place, 1Sj and 942 broadway, NewIOrG
and 30 Nasiiu gtOE ST.. Bf0oAlyu.
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GituationS i0nnic0-- GlGir5.

gyARNER. EXpERIENCED-Dairv Poultry,
( Cc-BC mi An,Iiclu and wife II years. incuul
bance tn practical dcpdn' 10 Of ialsnF 'Ich
stock, Ateiicnt fiA.
woman and poultry riisrr; best rccOElncnn3Ois Can at
los or ave, near 9ti'st. CAktENittH A'E.fot.
HARDENER-S wanted by an active
malri. "a man gardener: cLllIcn: Mlie Woiu 40
houseyUrE. willing to mix aud drive AMI be uSeiit 10"
wages reference Address NJ H. E"X L. l.Due Oiiee
JANITOR or P0RTER-Wantcd, u situation
a. iani;or Of uGiug or Porter Ia a wholesale house II
vral 6xpeicltc tie former position; TIE best OF cry
furnished Address r. f. Boz IL, tribune
Office.
nsALE NCRSE-By a competent and tenn
~ ucrate n 10 seek attendant 20 an lnval
eeneman good city reference Address H. Is IS lilDuhe
Uptown Ofice ,,'S broadway.
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Dancing Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTH's DANCING SCHOOL,
- REMOVED 70 No 6Sl FlFTH-ANL.
Spring commencing Fol particulars serd Tor Cir
cuar. Private Lessons every Gay.
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fine ARTS
Gtusiral Snslrumeris

A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
"A very great baTgaus. used bat very short
time By musicians and really almost rs good az new
fully warranted In every respect
Please call at the $500.
WEBER WARER0OMs 5thave and l6th.st
I IGUrE 4 ERNST, old house of Lightc H.
Bradbury, OfcT their splenld PIANOFORIES al low
prices easy monthly payments az II Also
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
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DHULADFLpHIA Via LONG BRANCH and
I the NEWJEneEN SoCTHEItN RAlLRpAD-Fare
lower than by oiIrr Commencing November -
1876, leave NewYork frm Pier No- River loot oi Rec
NuCanI
town. ANA TgCktrtOI " "H!-ptN, Gen. Manager
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Z INEN-ROOM or OFFICE in HOTEL--By
an American Protestant lady who is quick ana en-
ergco good accountant; Is wiling TO take any 70;
siJiOn furnish best references. Apply az 'Vo
6th.aye, 9th 81.
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| NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81.
IN Steamers Peck slip dGly Sundays exctptc for
NeW.H 81 and ii j. H., connecting VIII road.
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Giiualions tUante6-- females
u AINDRESS-CHAMRERMAID and LAM.

i 4 DRESS, or FINl, WASuiNG-By n reat and hishy
respectable young lGunrcss aud cIngernaa IS
competent either capacity honest, sober, oielug, &ci
country or country best testimonials. Can at BpOkbAS
? an fl We ear
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A GREAT OFFER NV Ne vi, 10 ID during y ring


dsuo,c Of 100 PIANOS and ORGANS and second han,
Of nrsi class mixers including WATERS lower prices
for cash Insamcuts rt until pad Tor than ever be-
lore offered. WATERS GKASD. SQC AKf. aHu UPRIGHT
PIANOS and ORGANS UNCLU ID Nc THEIR NEN sou.
NtNIR and BOUDOIll The BEST MADE. IOctave
Pilnos -IjJ. IA SlGO lot used year: "2"stOp Organs;
$50: IL" stops SOS; ~" stops $68 ~" steps sos "iO'
stops 49,; IL" ops, 500 Not used wear IN pe I 9f.
DIR. and warranted. LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGl.Hi5
WANTED. Illustrated CdtaOgucs Mailed. liberal us
count 10 Tcacies IltnOtlTs, ChHces, Loige e Sheet
music AT hail price. HORACE WATERS q sons, Manu-
iscircrs and Dealers. 80 Fast l4hsl, CnionGUare ~ l.
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NATTRESS-By tidy young girl who has
W always lived IL drs' class families udcr;2cs the are
OF silver and glass thoroughly would hight ciamier
hi
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farmer and we-uO ciidrv-tO take charge VI farm
country place competent aud reliable refes b.
Iast employer Address FARMER, L. IL. Babeoek 2l9
Montague ST., BROOKLYN
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Gotels.

NEW HOTEL.-LOdgings, SOC
~ 200 lirh single rooms, gentlemen only weekly, 81
So Corner EOWery and Biyardsi.
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NnOK- WASHER and IRONER-RY an Amor

EIRST- CLASS SERVANTS can always be
obtained for city and country the LADIES' EMPLOY
hENT BUREAU, i5thsL and broadway. Prompt
PAID " orders W nal. References indorsed.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-02
A Village on the Ice.

In Saginaw Bay, Mich, there is village
built on the ice 1t has no name and no gov
ernment, but the Inhabitants are all indus
trious, and earn their own living. This viii
lage, to which great deal Of attention has
lately been attracted, is built by the fisher
men Of the bay. The cold is so severe in
that region that the bay is completely frozen
over, interfering with the business of the
fishers. 10 overcome this difficulty they
have adopted novel and ingenious plan.
They have erected shanties on the ice, and
there they work and sleep. These shanties
are built Of strips of timber lined with thick
building-paper, and are at least comfortable.
They are fitted with a small stove and a
small bedstead, and are mounted on runners
so they can be moved from place to place.
Already about 800 buildings have been put
up, and the number is fast increasing. A
hotel and a saloon are among the buildingsI
The manner Of fishing is peculiar and very
successful. A hole is first cut in the ice, and
a trap.door in the floor of the house covers it
when not in use. The house is darkened
and the fishing begins. The fisherman seats
himself upon a stool beside the hole, and
lowers line with a herring attached into
the water. The end OF the line is made fast
to the roof A piece Of lead four inches
long is forced down the behring's throat, and
serves for a sinker. The fish coming around
the bait are speared by the fishermen. The
men are very accurate in their aim, and
rarely miss fish. The water is so clear
that the bottom of the bay can DO seen
After dark, lamp with a reflector is uset
to give light. The best fishing is about 4
o'clock in the morning and O'Clock in thu
afternoon. The catch is principally pickerel
with few white fish aud some trout. Al
industrious fisherman with ordinary good
luck can take from 50 to 100 pounds Of fish
daily. The fish sell for prices ranging frou
Al to 7 and 8 cents pound, aud it ha
been calculated that the gross receipts Of thu
season will amount to about Sl35,OO0. TIL
people engaged in the fishing are mostly res
ideDts of Bay City, Wonona and othe
towns on the bay. Some are from Cauada
aud few from New York state.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-02
PERSEVERE
In the use of this remedy until cured.
II contains the great healing eIe-
ments Of plants in their es-
sontial form as obtain
ed by distilistion.

Caarrh in It's extent and destructive force, stands
next to Consumption, and Is closely allied TO 10 for
in certain constitutions the transition from one to the
other Is only question Of time IL is therefore sin
gular thing tina those afflicted with II should not
make it tho object of their lives to rid themselves oft
A single bottle of any remedy cannot, In the chronic
stage effect cure, nor even bring tho system under
Its influence fully. In many such the bones and
cartilage Of the eaten away, the organs OF
hearing. Of SEEING aud Of tastng, affected to he
rendered. useless the uvua so elongated and inlamed
TO produce constant and distressing cough. The
return 10 return TO health must necessarily DO slow
under the most favorable circumstances, when So
rousy afflicted but the evidence Of its great val
daily comes to hand VIC become more and moro and
more satisfied that there does not exis case OF Ca
tent use OF SANFORDs RADICAL CURE ron CATARRH.
Tho roef In every obtain oil from the rst dose Is
an indication Of what 1t will do when the system ID
brought cOustitutionally under itsr influence.
SANroRD's RADICAL CVRE Is sold by all wholesale
and retail druggists throughout the United States
Price, 81.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-02

o Heart Of mine, is our estate,--
Our swcet estate-of Joy assurodi
II came 90 slow, u came 90 late,
Bought by such bitter pains endured
Dare We forget those sorrows sors,
And think that they will come no moroi
With fearful eyes l scan my nee,
And doubt how he can and II fair,
Wistful, I watch each charm and grace
/ see that other women wear,
ofall the secrets Of loves lore,
know but one, 10 love him more
see each day, he grows more wise,
Ills life is boarder far than mino,
must be lacking in his eyes,
In many things where others shine.
o, Heart can we this loss restore
To him, by simply loving more,
often sec upon his brow,
A look half tender and halfstern,
Ills thoughts arc far away, know
To fathOm them vainly yearn,
But nought Is ours which went beiOrei
Heart We can but love him more
I sOmetimes think that he had loved
An older, deeper love, apart
From this which later fecblor moved
His soul 10 mine. o Heart o Heart
What can we dol This hurteth sore.
Nothing, my Heart but love him more!
BY Sare Holm, in Scribner's Mon thIy
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-02

Amount In February 1855 whole amount, 3Di ms.
This may not be the best form, but it is
simple and there is no copyright on It. If Il
is only desired to know how much butter is
made, the columns in any blank book for
single entry will be sufficient; but for con.
venience in making out bill or statement Of
account to purchaser, it Is desirable to know
the quantity packed in each tub, and the
number corresponding to that on the tub will
show Just when it was made.
Perhaps should explain that we pack
our butter as soon as it is washed and sailed
and it is weighed at that time.
L. G. WooD.
NORTH Pomjret.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-02
Butter Making.

II may be that some hard-working house,
keeper and dairywoma1 would like to know
just how much butter she makes in year,
but has never made record Of it, thinking
IL would require too much time and trouble.
For the encouragement of any such allow
me to say that have kept such record fol-
many years, and for the last eight years in
the form here presented.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-02
TOPICS TREATED OF

TOPICS TREATED OF.
Origin and development of the American Dairy sys-
Dairy Farming and Extent of Production.
Dairy Stock-thorough BREEDS. Grades and Natives.
illustrated. ~
Selections of Dairy Stock-Indcations of Milking
Food for Dairy. Dairy Buildings.
Care of Dairy Stock-Rlising Calves.
Composition and Properties of Milk.
Description of the Udder-Milk Secretion. Illus
trated.
How Cow holds up her Milk.
Changes in Milk from COlustrum to drying up.
Changes in Mill from feed and breed
Changes in Milk from Organic Germs.
Microscopic examination Of iSLlllustrated'
Mlkiug-Renedy for Hard Milking
Effect Of Physical and Mental treatment on the
Milk.
Animal Oior, or Odor Of New milk.
Butter Dairying-Gsncra Management. Illustrated;
Plans and Buildings for Factories, Creameries and
Diaries.
Vessels for setting milk in Factories creamerleS ana
DaIres
General Properties of Cream-FIecks in Cream.
Modes of Raising, Swimming, Colorlng &c
Churns and Churning Washing. Worknk, Packing
&c. Illustrated.
Models Of Making Butter in factories, creamerie'
and Diaries.
Philosophy of Cheese Making-Plans of Factories
| Illustrated -.
Action of Reneet-Transporting Milk to Factories
/ Illustrated.
SIodes of Making Cheese from Whole, Skinned
PartSkimmed, Tainted, Sour, and Heated MIX, Illus
Pressing and Curing Cheese in Factories an'
Cheese Making in DIARIES, Boards of trade.
Rules for Testing MilE end Preparing Colorng an
List of Dairy apparatus with Prices.
| ~ Whether you keep one cow or n hundred, yo
should have this book. Remittance may be made a
our risk If properly inelosed,
VER.HO.vT FARMER,
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-02

"ANN1E" says in a recent number Of the
FARMER, "what has become Of Miss Hamlin
and "Lura Bell" does not appear 2" For
her information and that Of other members
of the "happy band" l will say that Miss
Hamlin has lain III, unable TO feed herself,
for two or three months, aud the physician
has little hope Of her recovery from her dis
ease-neuralgia Of the heart. A READER.
February G, 1877.