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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13
TIL Il
NATIONAL DISEASE
Is It Durable?

FV'HOsk who have suffered from the various and
II complicated forms OF disease assumed by ratarrh,
and have tried many physicians and remedies without
relief or cure, awult the 70 this question with
considerable anxiety. And we'll they may for no dls-
ease that can BE- mentioned Il universally prevalent
and 20 destructAe Of health ~ Catarrh Bronohltis
asthma coughs, and serious and frequently natal ~
feotone Of the lungs fellow, IN many oases ease Of
ampte put neglected Catarrh. Othcr sympathetic AZ
Of sense OF SMELL may be referred 10 minor hut
erthslese serious rosait Of neglected catarrh bad
enough In themselves bat nothing compared with
tho dangerous ahections OF tho throat and lungs likely
10 follow.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13

TOPICS TREATED OF
Origin and development Of the American Dairy sys-
ten.
Dairy stoOk-thOrOugh brods. Trades and Natives.
Selections Of Dairy sloOk-IndicatiOns Of Milking
Food Sr Dairy. Dairy Buildings.
Care OF Dairy StOck-RAising Calves.
Dsscription Of the Odder-Mlk Secretion. Illus
trated.
How Cow holds up her MIX.
Changes In MIN from Colustsun 20 Crying up.
Changes In Milk from feed and breed
Changes In Milk from Organic Oerms-
Microscope exsm1ati9n Of n MiSIn1
Eject Of Physical and Mental treatment on the
Min.
Butter DaIrying-General Management. Illustrated
Plans and buildings for Factories OreaineHes ana
Diaries, -
Vessels for setting milk In Factories croouefes anu
General Properties Of Orsam-Fecks in Cream.
Modes OF Raising Swimming, Colorlng &c'
Ae fiiustrated.
Models q Making Butter in factories, sreanerios
Philosophy Of Cheese MAEing-PlAns Of Factories.
Action Of Renset-TrsnsPOrtng MIX to Factories.
Modss Of Making Cheese from Whole, Skinned,
Fart-skmmed, Tainted, Sour, and Heated MIX Illus
Pressing and Curing Cheese in Factories and
Dairios.
Cheese Making in DIARIES Boards Of trade.
Rules for Testing hiik and Preparing Co'orlns and
List Of Dairy apparatus with Prices.
H-whsther you keep one COW or q hundred you
should have this book. Remittance may DO made At
our rak II properly neloaed.
Address
FER.uON-T FARMER,
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13
IT CAN Be CURED.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

rs q local and constitutional remedy and IL applied
TO the nasal passages by Insulation with Dr. San.
iord's Improved lnhaling tube, which accompanies
each bottle nee OF charge and internally, ooast
tutiunally, where by It's action the mucu0us coat
ngs Of the throat and stomach, II frees the system
nom tho poison generated by Catarrh. Until this
good result Is eocted no permanent DO made.
Thus the united action Of this remedy seperor 10 all
others or combinations Of others.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13
MARK THESE FACTS.


HOLL JV'.4E'' PILLS..
Extracts from Various Letters.
81 had no appetite HollOwsy's Pills gave me
hearty one"
'sYour Pills are marvellous
al send for another box and keep them In the house."
'Dr. Holloway has cured my headhaehe that was
chronic" ,
~ gave one Of your Pills to my babe for cholera NOR
bus The dear little thing got well In day."
''My nausea of morning Is now cured"
''Your box Of HOlloways Ointment cured me OF p0ses
n the head. rubbed some Of your Ointment behind
the ears and the noise has left." .
''send me two boxes; want one for poor family
~ enclose a dollar, your price Is p cents Out the
Medicine ~ me Is worth dOllar.'
''Send me five boxes Of your Pills"
''Let me have three boxes Of your Pills by return
nail, for Chils and Fever"
have 100 such testimonials as thesei Dut want
of space eOmpels me " conclude.
For Cutane0as Disorders,
And all eruptions the skim this ointment most in
valuable. II does not heal externally alone but pene
rates with the most searching effects 70 the very roofs
of the evil.
HON 0vaY'S H II -
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Or, MISUNDERSTANDING
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

Magenta tnIrd and Perfection fourth. WIN seconI
AMI third place reversed, these -FOUR ,, h'
tine rlce n tue sumo order A. the heat "t thr hp"'
stretch Brawhc's position, Two lnsius I'D 9uN"n,ri
awakened LTept excitement, the sihhc-noy- ven i "
inc Grand sftnd iouits ~ the fuuult. br1'Ie ihd
Perfection were adj al 40 the picket i-n'- hut IN i.i
MIaeuri AVID The Pride of thc Village W1de so Eann
closing strides That the last jump an 10 ~ h"1
see med to 10 ON line. Tie score was reached
scene Of mad excitement. Tue judge. after some f ~
fior gave The race 10 Banr second mace ~ lu' I'M
al Magenta aud third ul.ce 90 iic oi tue Naee. Inc
ti,n vas excellent for the weights garfield minute"
11la .econis Holder. uf mutual pool tickets on Bran
Die won 81 - TO- So. ,,,, 60,
The sng contest was q mile an an eighth dash Tor
nurse Of $780, the winner o. be solo 40 auction seven
started RACING This ord T. 100 ihc pools: Lon, J.
George ~. 500; Williams l..r Pay, SUE bWftI
Brothers Vermont, $50 iirtds t,riina N1i'lt'
Livingstone 500 Alulhcys Luciier. SO. Alter several
br.aiIWays Cardinal Mol.cy too. tue ltHdt NtlHNht
second aud RappdhluuOck au D.. LIVINGSTONE third Ihc
horses punched at the tai mile j. Luciier cd o
the hOmrsrcc and after brilliant contest cro,sei the
score two J Myths ahead m 4.j-A, Cardinal Nolr'
second, aul Grurge " third 10 Was an amuli sig ~
t. see hc luk coorcd jockey, with an excited Boi.n'
ride Lucter 90 victory Mutual pools were worm fi0 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
p Q S T S c RIP T.
3:t5 a. m.
THE RAILWAYS AGAIN FREE
THE STRIKE IN THE COAL REGIONS.
PROVISIONS sea. GU Al HAzLEroN.-iHE LtHl"h
VALLEY ROD STILL CLOSED.

"a
PROVISIONS sCA.CE AT HAzLhroN-rHE LtHIGH
VALLEY ROD STILL CLOSED.
PHILADELPHIA, Juy 3l.-A mass meeting
Of the miners of the Beaver Meadow regions " a hcid
near Jcan.vc tins morning a. which a SERIES OF rrsoln
tons were passed including demanding an increase
OF wug,s. but without STIMULATING tile amount. Inc
meeting adj burned - meet again to-morro" aller
noon 40 two o'clock It Is reported that th'
mn,rs Of the HazetoD region will bold mass
meeti z here tomorrow. The blockade Of the Len gh
Valley Road continues at Hlzeton. Provisions are
getting scarce there. AMI grocerymen are arranging 10
have guods brought by the Read NJ Railroad TO summit
Station, 10 be hauled there 10y teams. The Phladcip"'
mails reach Iazlcon by way of Harrisburg ana sunDury
The Leleh Valley Raj road PASSENGER Train No o. MIN
q throu cir from NrWYurk, PASSED through Beiuthcil
TO- Law at IN O'Clock and reached its destination lau'h
Chunk IN safety. THIS Is the fist tram Onthls IOlu HV'
r idly morning. Tram ~ - rom Lt,oh ~ ON'sdu1ut
pt..cd Bethlehem 40 73J PA. Zoo sale y All uih' Mll
hr started tomorrow FROM Bethlehem IN IetHal
time with the exception OF ~" th u-h nieht un' 10
AID from Buffalo. Should everything pass smoothly 10
o.rlw those trans will br started also. No liai.n ar
iunln on he upper division of the Central Road ana
in iom tiiun its been ~ en- 40 cuoyc' ~ " WIN
they will be- resumed =,
Tn lth REGIMENT, which has been eucampcd at a.
lrntnwn for week has been ordered 10 Harrisburg "l
the e. vernon lieyc lie Stn Regiment WI On u on
duy the nal there. Ih,y viii leave about mo
MINT. 4 large number ~ -u,cu police are on dn'l,
and there vigilance committees IN cacn ward so that
no serious trouble l. feared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
AUSTRIA'S ATTITUDE.

LONDON, Wednesday. August l, 1877.
The Timeps occasional correspondent AZ Vienna
states that the Ministerial Council under the Pres-
dcncy of the Emperor, sat from 4 o'clock until J..
Mobilization has been decided upon IN principle,
but it will be for Count AndrasSy to fix
the time when these measures shall be put
into execution Contingencies may cause this nj
any moment. The importance OF the resolution Is
not that two three corps Will bo placed on
war footing but that the Empire is going to abandon
its passive attitude for one Of armed neutral
ity From twenty three b twcnty-four millions OF
forins must be raised for mobilization. 1t Is prob
able therefore, that applications Will be made TO
the Rothschilds or the Blukyerein.
PEsrH, Tuesday. July 81, 1877.
The Psfte Lloyd publishes Vienna special. stat
ing that the Ministry have decided to mobilize three
army CORPS which will Dee 6chcOnned on the from
tiers of Dalmatia, Croatia aud SclayOuIa.
LONDON August 1.-Ihe Standard, in an editorial
article, considers the appointment of Mr. Hardy to
succeed the late Mr. Hunt as First Lord of the Ad-
mIrdlty, probable and cmincntly desirable.
Tor Oher Fore,gl Mars Sc First Pdge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
--LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
THE SITUATION G"AYE SOUTH OF THE BALKANS
SLOW PROGRESS ~ BULGARIA..
THE RUSSIAN POSITION.

J.
SLOW PROGRESS ~ BULGARIA..
LoNDos Wednesday. August l, 1877.
An occasional correspondent of The Times AT Wen
ma utterly discrcdIts the reported great defeat Of
Ahmed Eyoub Pasha, and says: After the concen-
tration of the Turks around ShuWla, considerable
portion of their forces was ordered to advance. by
wav Of Esi ID luia and Osman Bazar upon lirnoya
to unite with Os nan Pasha there. and then fall on
the rear Of the Russian dctachments which have
passed the Balkans. Tn. Turks. therefore, have
only been able leave feeble corps of observation
which will take good care not to encounter an
enemy superior in numbers.
"lhe position of the Russians in the Shipka and
Svno Passes and on the Southern slope Of the Bal
kanS Is becoming hourly more grave. Their effective
forces cchclonned ON this line do not exceed 10000.
which are threatened from four sides Simultaneously
namcly-from Adrianope and Jamboli hy Suleiman
Pasha and from Osnan Biztr by Mehemet Ali.
while O,man P1sha Is advancing IN the direction OF
Scllvi-aud q reserve corps from SOPHIA could ap-
proach by way of Phillppopolis.
at seems also that the Russians are not making
much progress, before Sil.sria a ID Rustchuk where
they are NJ, cling with desperate resistance. Gen.
Zimmeimann's corps, advancing through the Do
bruda is greatly mcnaccd by the right wing of the
Turkish Army from Yarna and Prayad Tie Ninth
Russian Army Corps has become almost Incapable
of fghlug in consequence of the loss il suffered at
Nikopoiis and Pleyua."
Several kilograms mention the fact that the Rou-
manians occupied Nikoros, at the request of the
Russians. rs proof that the Russian cause is not
r,rcsueriuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

RUSSIAN RFINFoECENENrS FOR PLEyNA.
LnAnuN. McamcsAny. AmHIst |. Ie1

LONDON, Wednesday August /, 1877.
The Timc,'s Bucharest correspondent says: II is re-
ported that the Roumanlan Division commanded by
Gen. Manu-, after leaving a small garrison at Niko-
polls. marched i'm the direction of Plevnd.
The Nqpchcsfcr GHdrd cu's Vienna correspondent
reports that the Czircwltchs army is retreating
towards the River Jantrl.
THE RUSSIANS CONCENTRATING oN THE JANTRA.
The Bucharest correspondent OF he lanes tele-
eraphs: a careful review of the military situation
would seem 90 Indicate tat the Russians have been
rapidly concentrated. and that in all probability
Bel and the positions ON theJautraare now chosen
the centre Of their movements. Reports current in
bucharest that Mehemet Al, with 10000 men, has
arrived mt Osman Bazar smaller Russian detach-
ment is retrcating before hun. Mehemet Ali Is try
inc 10 effect junction with Osman Pasha, but can
not accomplish this without giving battle in the open
field The Russians waiting for such an oppor-
tunty most impauently."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

To-day, 10 addition {" the competition ior pos" .i'
ON te A. clicin cA tuci. wal bc tac %. - com cttlHh
Tor lac Nyuc" gold nadSr, W 800 and 500 yi Is Of tie
.W.r.s.o4icr" Izc uy thc New ORR o,uCk LNchdu-c
I'm cub. .. ,,.,
al, ID rcctor,' Committee OF the National Hil' Assoc
ci.,to iyius 10 charge tc arrangements 81 the Fdh
Acc.- AMI lie lutcruatYud Mat,h oi l-11, met yes
t.rd ~ AID tine follow su-c0huli'c G., W'. appointed
nv he Clgirnan: OF Receipt on ANA Entertainment,
Can't " e. Case, ami -. ". judd; 0u Rcf4c-in Ms "ud
A.. ttr Cen. u. l.. WlYIt; rC. dmooI Accommodating
ann j. G., -toIV u AuScrIIsiII- Gen j. h. " Uu |WaIC
ca An,IicaA Team COl q. ". NinSatci on Finance, y
i -IL.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

The long-iange markSmcn shot in the thlrd
comp tiio yesterday CrccdLoor fer positions Oh tAc
American team. wuich To shoot III he International
match iu September All + the marksmen VINO had en-
tered for tr comp ttioI present win lr tAo'"
ton ui NJ -sr,. BudiIc, W.,hurn, lombard Nhiir duu
scott. iuc last mas Withdrawn from - c'mp-lltlp'l'
Five munbcrs Oi the Amateur K fl Gun were "so
snUutg %, the long ranges for posiuO Is M le AMER
Canadian team, 10 Shott 10 CAM 10 next .noii,i'
The Ot wis ihe the season ir mdI"HhdhNhf'
1uc vi I, was exceedingly .fu-, ai'i me sun VS. ~"
s,I ID. hri.snt cauH4 dccc'uyr m age. me Suu.'
~ hclau e. IO}u and cJutluu uuui htary 'uhu""i'
toe ufh-utu tlug uftctu suOts t"cd d' &C" i""@,'
A. u-tI lc B.uoayu Deu icd the scoI'H' ""',H "T'O
l. a.. oo a~ usual. Higuc>t eight mdlt Il t'' 90
DIDO lo..Is out cd q possible l,sUU or an average g.
80, 90, n F, ttcacn man. Following are 'he c'ii"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
REpoRTED RUSSIAN RETREATS.

LONDON, Wedncsday, Au.n3t 7, 1910
Dispatches to The DaHy telegram assert that the
Turks have been victorious in battles at Jeni Sa-
elra and Plevna and that the Russians retIeatng
TO the Balkans pursued by Suleiman Pasna.
The Times has the following special, dated Ras-
grad july %: "Thc Cossacks on the approach of
Suleiman Pasha's scouts, fell back towards the
River Tiete, which shows that the Russian corps
which on July p held lirtesoun, had fallen back
ON the Jantra Communication has been recstab-
iisLod with Ruslchukn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
TIE ARRIVAL OF PEACHEs.

The arrivals of peaches from Delaware and
Maryland yesterday by all routes only about $3.50
bushels. The exact quantity was not known until Late
the effect was 20 make quite sharp demand. aud the
fruit OF good quality, far prices were obtained. At
the stations, Hes brought % cents aud 81 20 crate
Iroths 81 - 10 - %, WIN few az - So Great dis
satisfaction Is expressed at the variety In the size Of
crates this Dealers that all interests will be
better served II uniform bu~hel size should he adopted.
Bdgeyle and few otner points retain the bushcl crate
for shipment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
A GREAT PARADE IN ST. LOUIS.
FIVE REGIMENTS or COMMITTEES OF SAT- .rY AND A
BATTERY IL IINE.

ST. LOUIS, July 31.-Two of the Executive
Committee of the Ilroid strikers at st. Louis were
arrested to-day AMI olhcrs expected 10 be captured
As IN exhibition Of the strength Of the citizen sodery
called mo seryic, prot ct property and put down
lawIcssucss a parade was held this evening Of The
various companies ORGANIZED st week un'cr the call OF
mo Mivor and Committee Safety. There were five
regiments M I'M, CONFUSED o some forty cOmpdnc 5 and
full battery of cry, tie wHOe under command OF
Gen 4 j. nth. whO rode at tue head of the column
vii Al STA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

An old darkcy fishing on wharf at Calves
ton heard talking to the fish he swimming
around his line in this fashion GIVE bite, honey
de children crying down Ia my house, and tell you
tie fish v nothing IN dat establishment.
A Norman applies To a lady who is summer
ing at Etrctat, for employment " But my good man."
replies tue lady, have brought my servants with
| have nothing for you 10 do" 81 An, madame. II you
only knew ittle work II would take ~ occupy u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

THE CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford, Conn, July 31.-At an adjourned
meeting Of the policy holders in Tie Charter Oak LIE
Insurance Company held th, evening esolution' were
passed favorng the arrangement which has been made
10 continue the Company and eNprcssing gafhcttloh
that II has not gone INTO the hands OF q Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
YACHT RACE oN THE HUDSON TO-DAY.

NEwBURG, y. Y, July 3l.-Ihe fourth an
nut REGATTA of the NcHburg Yachting Association, Vii
lake place III Ncwburs bay tomorrow. Forty-hye 81
trle, have been IA de- Of yachts from NcwNura Jersey
C.ty Il,1,l,n Noukcrs ii straw, NrW-l.oCuDAc,
II utout. TairytOWu. Ncwburg aud ot.er places. The
cour.c D. twenty miles long Boats are divided INTO he
one CONSISTING oi CttaIudIils, OF winch four have
e., ,rrd in all Ten priz> IRE o1crcd The urzr for the
u,-I corrected ume is sljO Aost OF tue yachts have
;iri, iriy,d and fine sport expected. Tine judges
ar. John NJ SAWYER Broukiyn Capt Gas =. jenkins
and Judge VI. II. iilrscAntr-, both 81 NCWDurg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

At Pttsbure Penn, yesterday, the Hartfords Of
BROOKLYN defeated the international Allegheny CLUB by
score of q toe.
In a game at Poughkeepsie, \. Y, yesterday, the
Volunteer lib tat place defeated the amateur Jefferson
CLUB OF Lro0Nlyn easily, D} score OF J. To- o.
The indianapolis and Boston Clubs played draw
game at indianapolis yescr lay the standing four for
each e. NIB al the end Of the eighth inning. The
called at tine of llg enable the Bostons take
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
CHEAP ICE rHRorGHoUr THE SEASON
AvAsr HARVEST coMPEIs Low RATES.

VAST HARVEST CoMPEIs Low RATES.
Rumors have been circulated to the effect
that managers ~ the leading lee companies had
mined upon making general advance m the price to
families. but TRIBUNE reporter hats been informed
at the Office Of the Knckern0cker COmpa that there
Is no foundation whatever for the report and that
prices have now reached "hel-rock.' Last Winter wac
Inc most Expensive have experienced FOR years
OWING u Inc dfsc PwlIlu 81 SO" VA. l'il Ithiri
Ing ssary planning ana smoothing, ana the best quail
titles II zee. such required for housing made
at a long distance from the shore. which eutaed
ira expense .ot huul- ana handling Al the hclght oi
the gathering season the cmpioyes struck for
Work was done for several weeks wien tney resumed
LABOR 81 the old ana present price OF ~ % day.
consumption in this city and vicinity, amount largely
IA excess of the previous year, when there very
op.n Winter. TIE amount of De- consumed n New-YoIk
CIV Aa, never exceeded 100000 toms. and deer- claim
at they not only have Abundance for all pur-
300 900 tons The principal hotels, which the largest
cousumcrs rarely use more tuan ton day each.
lnq 'T tt Very ue ice Was sGpncd to S oa
away, Long Branch and C"ey Island aud timt
enough for THEN purposes The price o. zee, il
stated 10y dealers generally. lower tnan la. FOR
fifteen ears and al the prcscu rate There little any
ii -u i ,ir on d,lr- ol..,., tirir 1,rd A. an ~
aggregate sales OF five year,. SAID he manager of
large uptown c0moauy Yesterday: No meeting has
been proposed among dIEc dealers ana no agreement
entered into Ia advance tIc price, except where con
,.,li, ,f 1,,- src a hing because mo- necessity yi..
Tor IT, We have abundance Of lee hand for every
purpose and prices ruling will not be changed dur
ina ihe present season.
IN regard to tue fumorcd strike among Ice handlers
il Was stated that the force employed summer was
Wv small, and cousis ell only Of hns. nn loaded ,od
unoaded bargcs aud drove wagons. and that were
all apparently well satisfied with u.eu wages, which
AVERAGED so month.
There 4le nearly dozen different lee companies the
city, only tn4ce or 70 + however wOrsin4 very
heavy capital Ono COMPANY has no wagons is bust
ness being earned on principally by men WHO have
lar fanA aud mo run f0m TWO 10 sN each.
All family contracts were made early IN the summer
Tor season, and thcy, n was stated, would b.
affected hy any advance that might be- agreed
uuOu Tho sufferers such cOuilngtucy would
tiurant-kcepes, gIocers butchers, confectoucrs aud
saOou-kecpcIs whose orders varied according 90 the
empcraturc Of the weather and nuctuatuh. in trade
lliin for August aud tine remainder Of
the season Will Dee uniformly charged by all dealers Fol-
lowing ls the taril for 1877 compared with that Tor
~7 rs furnished by the secretary the knC kcrbOcker