davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-02-20
Wu,,t 9oDe er,pedt.

Der r0iercurn" 1T fir. Wtttbeiluna zines
ulsrfmiroisen Experiment auf benz @sbiels
Der Sslltunoe uerantmortlih. Or. Suilp
b'Nlembert, e,n fran50Hiher Nrst, bat
Iauee %behauptet, baB Dos Qebeu in ssmiiisn
Ela51en pon Batienten auf nnbstimmte ;3eit
perldnaert tuerben fam; hierher geh0ren J 9.
tolde, bte an Stutuer9iftu@ oDa6 orrlption
bes Blutes unt an benz Mdnasthn-4Srobut
ton BON eeiunben SlutfGrpwden leioeu.
Eis gum g.. Nopember lsetsu S1bres fanb er
Wiemanoen, Der bereit mar, Ieine merfniir.
bige Xheorie alS mabr an,unehn1en. aber
nahbem er fd in Der Yerion oss ytatban
Siaacs, nebepbei bemerft, stnes nahen Ger.
manbten bes Baron 0iotblhilb, einen 9eeie.
neten Yatisnteu fir feline @rperimente osrs
ihaftt hattie. nahm er io'ort bic @els9enbei.
mabr, nm bic Nahrhsit isiner tiibuen Be
,hauptungen gu aei9en. Ser SfaacS lit all
eirer S~lutpergiftung nno fihlte. baB iein
@nbe herannabe. unb oa er pom 2r. b,.Nlem.
bert's Gbsorie gshSrt bate, 10 lieB er i'm on
benz er%mdbnteu To9e fommen, unb nahoem
er jeinsn 6%amilisuarat abaeib,dt bate, feu,e
er fd aan3 bem Or. b'AIsmbe:t aur @srii
9ung. Der Nrst fauo Isinen nenen Yatisn.
ten om Gterben, unb nm bic Sallbarteit
ieiner Eheorie UNI 10 beutliher au bemeiien.
entidloB r iiH. Serrn Siaaes oouadnbi9
fterben 5u lailsn, ehe sr leln Experiment be-
gam.
90 feline Steismittei auasmanrt wuroen.
10 entlhlisf Serr Siaocs rnbts uno iarft nm
Worgen bes IL. Nouember nm Is uhr. Or.
b'N., Der in benz 9auie ihlief, muroe iofort
Don sinem her W1rter BON bieier Ehatiate
in aenutnib geiest unb. licB pie Qeid,e ioalsl1
IN etne &tite leeen. ) tpelde ocppelt NIT 0ol,.
fohlen ausgsle9te WInoe bate, bcosdte Die.
fetbe polfdnbts mt 3erframpftfm Sis uuo
lies Fe bann nah ieinem SpreASimmer
ihatisu, mo in @sssnmart Der Dottoren
Eupup, Diem, @ttisnne nnb 81 coro (oie
stethsn .lsetsren Yiitslisoer Der Aiabemie Der
*2Dt0Snit nftsu), bic gsi6: aus Der S,fe se.
tcten. sriimoitd, absswiidt uno auf einen
Gid sslsst wurbe. osNsu Ylutte aus ape,
4ol bidsm @laie beiiano. Die Barrier
,Rspue Meoicale" beiGrsibt bic &siuitare
5ss Experiments ME folst: 3wst @ebilien
, 1877-02-20
MafeDer Ab9ans. s Msa' 4s. @ss
-. &c -. -.

Aseaten unb U~ertauIer.
9enrp 2Darp Ssecsr's Jamilisn : 8eituns tritt tbss
5erbIt. Satlpn an uap 8,ebt ipsea 4bpunsaten spsi Der
sySBisn une i@pnHsa SiepsrdpDtsen. 3pet augerli an
~3isbeneeR 5tlpern. wtl0e tptert Ap8an9 Hnfsn, Won Wlrs.
@altrIsn ais ee8ealtude ~ tprem y VI Ide wax unb
Fast asleep. A0tntsa babea tn,msniea Y. Ipis 20 1T
eis pets isinals esbptene Veleeenens Jar lie. 2Sts Ileteya
psu lsiAtsfsa nnp l6pnitea SerfIa, s-S eaeagaap unp bee
sapisu ispr bpps 9Ommtllisa. .jsR.r Trassis sesr aeMs
itGsr 0prratp Su ausenbl,attter Ser snpuaa pprbanesn.
Die 3eitanB leltF fept inter Jamtiea +. Scarnalen gbne
iprss @leibsn ba, Rne TT 10 popular, eaB fs bic 9ronts
8erbreituns IN Ger aSeit bat! 8as pets .itcrartt9s
Talent ntrb p~errpsnbst. Gpwero 9geIftGnfs @r3abluna
fansi eerabe an; tts trIbersn EapiIsl Geresa ben 4ben.
nentsa ae~isfsrt. Nlrs. StsWe's ianaerispate 6pige aut
MY wife and l., bseinnt mt benz neusn Sabre. ,Jr.
ssno Ssmanp, Der tn sutes Sa!ar obsr rim uuebeaa TAGS
@efdatt wlui@t, iplte flr &.reulare unp Yrets,,rs lb
ueattu an 9. y. Spre ". Co.. Nsp yprt. e-9iast.
Ss,' = a. ss s%.sS.is s,s''''a'y Ssnten pe,Ianst.
, 1877-02-20

Sonuenftede perminbern nt6 t
bemerfbar Der Soune @lan;, aber Slede,
SommeriproBeu, @eidrpiirc, Saltansibldgc
al Dem @elidte, Dem Sale ober Den Armeu
beeintrdftigeu welentlid) Die neibitde SA0ns
belt. Dian fal1u ie leldt entfernen burd) ben
@ebrand Don Stems GhpeFclieife. Depot
@rittenton's, $40. z Sedste Moe., yt. 3.
9ort lit aud Stu's $oaar= uno gartiGrbungSz
mittel, idiparS ulle brauIl Sl basea. Brets
SO SentS. =. I
, 1877-02-20
&A,weasi@ Bsasvs.

nsxfes BtsssRs Is itst asb fssa Itt ha5t5 sssera ss
p,sshsss paes el6rsu,ee- ans Observation-Disclosures sNet.
sssat, sa G, Ices anesrs 5~eilnttttei btssr art BET ioet.:n
SsssfrtEt DaS Reesyt ~ ot,feiz .Sdnestl& Si.ters" ass
hras Bet thu aefes @.Sstmate nhs 10 % np@ itsA 8n.
eea Snnsae 1ber!tefGt. Nab Ia 70 bureaus ~nnnfbsta,
has treeab Sensans snee bem @tat .bhmtr bas Scr q
ss ,S&n.b!1a 9ttes" ssans, ptrs tbl % gisa. fdtro'sa
ga@atr1en aus f6le$t stnss Ngt, stt 8sflaetsit tbes
Rttatnf&eA surb sea 8rlauf httfer ssfdfihtsr sta6ae-
Mrnsea ~ ssrasrea. weld. ataIt@ austSsr arb i6msda
ste sss eAx ,eSrsstfa gtttsrs" sbr Der @tfnnstna
f$aSltS5 fab, Sdpreus BOD dstatlt@e aut e&e -G&re.
htttia EistsrsA NiGtpasz @eiurbbet ans Qettg esbaltea
Bat. Da stes ~btfosbsrs stSts Il s4ss bic GafniMifam
kt be- publifnms sasauj b~tnee!s.tr bag .esu Siaf&a
HeINt taa ette yShmsbll& Ettttrs@ eatbdIt, bic RnaaepS
ua.ssf&rift bts strasys.asp . Nc ssaa Jsisa U.
, 1877-02-20

tsraaal 10 q, bel tintrn lueu1ifdeH Wlebit md sert fas
antsftesbarsn @trlausen ~ Fssm, saraR1tsi ji nepntss
nab Seaso8 bur& ss durSt sasrn ausssN@lohsn ~ its.
tag ses @enuH. i&rca ans t6r far@tSars S6ntaaes
kaa ats Naussenpgsa, ia q snrsrr tblr 2aaae, aets q.
ges "a tassln knset. So sualt er Detprptsfes I'd itlba
pRb fdHs sauss umsstuas. Dts sliGltas Grstil6ttH
s&lett wirt e!ae ~frsaslrfs nns ben gatteatsa srtaet bas
Dtuuetfetn, sas sas 9sbsn tbm eas Qaa " auS ftiba ba
RdARen tbx nariSsn, at9t ielte. srr Derssfa1as nab b
car tam 6dbamsrs&. Aay rsral a.
, 1877-02-20
Revsrni@wd@s

Axs NJ srslesfIisasa araagssitss, ssnsa has " =
TAtnstfAlett untsripOrfa 10. sao Icista uaintntl&t eI
mtn saraa. Dit uria&ea, ssIGs bssfe5 ftrsdli&sy 80
ssrssrrHfsR- ans perf@isbsa sab s~ielfettta. sbsr st 30
snRblxnsewesit asus tmar ettitibe it!a. A6m!id BE
bard 6tdraaassuit.sl sas RtrpsairaeE. bic 81 Aaas
anss,reans sas sapar& ben saniea asrpu ~ trai %
Des ,S&etstid Sttttrt" Gent anesretbs ba aIs [.dr.
bar ssstttl bel tsa sbea ~sTsSbatea Qr&nsbettsm aus BAT
9aslsnsen ht ssfxRsbet suradesetbea, pst&s I&sa Do.
sea s~pstfsIteR. it retessr &srus an, pesss ~ aassn.
acknowledgement,
, 1877-02-20
SssnseEs

ssseas scasEM BE f&redft@sa GAperssa sasbAIfT
ss.l6e bteft Srarfte cit NIT fb srtnet. w,an Ia benz ,S&nS
bio pitttrs" Elm 9eitmtitsi ssssttn Orb. sas Sober iei1
srlaasen tannf Is linstisbt G&aerses ipfurt unb ss
s,rtaefeste,n Gebraade Eirs Der Patient spu INSIDE NC
aEsa. i'd ftAtr btdnsss Vie ans s7afaasiae 9st4unS &C.
saN sasssa btsfss psasessrt Ssilsatssa ID sassssssen-
, 1877-02-20
'ssstar- Wfsu" platturm.

GiIberglan,. cine arpAe 3ieree. Sin peltanetssr
o&us I.,ter Selet. ,yrastt IL &tltnraaren.9anp.un.
ssR neg. Gieeaiare 6ralts ~ptrisnps.. A~prsiitst
Bt2anf, &tar &inttorrt a. lpat
, 1877-02-20
Wc@aas

essrsa, S&asIaAFesn entsshsa ase sersurbeasrs EIah.
stain bteft Stansbe,tsn n ,S@w.btf@ 8tttsrs" has wirb
famEe 6ausa,!ttsl, neil 81 sr beat Slutrstateer IL, sss
"a essbt. Aber mlrs Der Gtbraa@ sn fpdt Deer atdt senas
asS AT anstsiaas ~seasuass, 70 baS OGDEN, Wafsra.
68srlsaFssr xas aasest ait Sieber strbaabsue kranE
satts assssep III, saHa mug Der @sbfand fcfSrt etaAs
seat perbea, be 8rarlss.ts tn tsiea Staptun ase a.
tess o. saslxss t~rfsrtsa.
, 1877-02-20
Seine Tilan3eni tcht.
HaDmoD At. go,

90 @orrsn, Gfs Grurh Ctr. q. 9.
qies ssafIdes ,nb mabres sAitt cine Grei,narfI
m NaSipau II. &c., 80 g8arret @de @burt Str., Men
nort. Iustunft. SauIenoe m'rtb miro Sh"f't '''oF
, 1877-02-20

su naessa tR bic aess. spsrtadte sa ss,sgss. {

Dn Tsesea ts BITE srug. 70 erfadtte ss Gsrspss. 6s1
Faxs t.GAlt bas sauss Spftra Nabrane uap Strait. gBeng
as Ssaaen Bss sncsrf acknowledgement aaGlaHen. tbu
sags S@drssstt AZ c~ntpt6slu, mus Der eaase R5rper lr-
La. Da arantpsiteH, ae!ee aus sefbrtsr xtdtiefeit DO
1sesssgunsssreans ~earatses. Sab serf&tsbuer Dirt, abs
5s 5aastarfe4s bidbt Trainer etsfs!bs. Dies n bs
aassusitsa rtr;t, be 9erSexanasprsane rteelt unb tbys
ssfssM EoaAeltis psrftlt, ~ stele Rranfaetta belt, bs
astksssens ssas sszl2tsAsxfr Rstas ssA. Gir anuea
asSx2tg ae5psssas
GN< shalrs AE.~ A. ..-
, 1877-02-20
sob AZ, aas.rea sasssagranp,sssa satsts.a sbea 70

sob sHs aabrea 9uxsearanfss tsea tatsssss .etea 70 ~
ens Stsransss her Na9sntbaIioieit. ais tgra srbttSr
&rlags pber teftiet @ridituns. gDenn bic Spstfs ntd1
set6ris strsauei uno Der Earpsr IN SplGs ssfsa nibt btu.
laasli@ ruatrt rire, aus alSaasesans e;p.rstsn uns
ESQ seiGpd5ts SpEem srlsss bea ~itiGtetea &nial eius
&rlkltnne. bic bel dan Ys.len pom traftser @eIunobes
psna Ea 5das soa SGpiabluht in ssn srasa 5tabtea 80.
sAabda, rtbtta esns Aasxabns ibrs aainsFslamists 40,
sra eaf he @sspltysse Der &erbs2sRsesrsaat, bamst bk
SFsiiss, Se!bs Der Patient ~ 10 tmnns, tsn utAt irapt-
kk Gef@rtrSt strxriaGea a.s at&t sar& zen RSrper &C.
tea aab itsa entseses gar teiat shu ta ~oasaistr 8axs
nssis xah (Ale&te Kasraas ~ ststts
, 1877-02-20
GGwepiS3 1itters.
GepssssKAs Sysssssa

Ggx Nssr S!s ctsreRxesrt sSssrea tysststt eta peras
ts f&ntbi{ar aras bet ssa tsiGsaf&4Rii&fn SsrftmN&
wN&s or fac auf al,n dhaigs scr Gyh, SATELLITE, efs a.
Ealsise 6eiltEaft sta!s4r serauttr sss ss Gstreet hegits
haa kGsaa Ia Aauptsssenstteta ees
, 1877-02-20
syiebcr urb faltes Tieber.

Tieber uns g8edIi!SSebsr fir so Gents furirt. g,
9i,bt iein bsilnittel IL Der g8slt, ipsldss Sieber rnt
yBebIelfiebyr iro a.. ;pnltisen oertoanbtm Qraufbei.
ten, Balen.. Sbarlad', tppbDies., 0etb,s NIB ION.
iise Gieber (hsnen oarA &aol ,ap's 9ilsN abses olTen
ipiro) 10 raid. beieitiat ais " toNap's gtslOa Gslief"
30 Gsuts Der felaiae.
, 1877-02-20

pessssen.s E,lat II bis psustasissa sD osasssasaess
yas fsasr siLbaftef 3rsa2esissx.
, 1877-02-20

Sir ben Turmer, bciien gSobnltt,
1uallhmaf meilenlneit BON eilieri Irste ooer
eitler Npotbefe e%ntter1t, lift Or. In9n It
S0nt9,S 8 ambnrQer Srn fit b ee eth
uuentbehrlld)er SarS=@eno1Ie geiporberl.
, 1877-02-20

FAB uaStlsoas Grarftettsg Rns bic sassieintf@s Dessnst
lsrs ~btrlsssa lam at.uais IN frit b~sspnnea ptrten.
sfaa ssprasat 40 rS6stSiG Sttirs~ e,nsa nod be-
pire stridpinbts. Dea patttatta ptrs ~aafsblkar "A
ssasanss, @slsaatstt sari6ssassea nab tssas As fss>es
fttsalst ssut f& BAH StebsT Elm. "
, 1877-02-20
aaEA OH dominion yawpU1ip
~M,pMpauy. >D4..
Rad Brew Yprf.

Disfe Company spirs etnsa tbrsr naGfoI8enben pra&i'
pp4.n NampIsr, Dip SpminIpn. 2Spaucre, Siaac
ajetI, yIlyynUup, AlsDendrle, VGtteras 4Ee
4oeorse ~. Sipey Gun SaH) an leorm AisatG8,
DrettSs -uap Oamsta8 psl 9p@pansr ~abIapIea
lauea.
lul 9iele Noute BebauI.
Sis qaHea prs@susAe SaIppas, % e 0lppms nas
~GGDesSimmer.
Dle Spe.ien, Ssqusm!i@ieis unb Ssbieuuu8 ltnt I'M
uberteetiip.
Qlaarsn, ,esl6e nit tteier 9inis Ssriaaet peresa, Iaa'
en ~ssBelmabiB IN 9.s9-y0r! IN elaa aoetesGien pier sss
apmplnp, 81 9lprgb Nipet.
yra0l Tur Y,aSe psitsr ais ylefp-gptt pereen l@nel
bstprpert MRp Wttp paiur aiuss GIs pe lplrtlip ssgapss!
lntptten t%ertSnsg.
S9ths e,sisr 9tate ~psrIaasn Nprrplt Gm zAubr YIa&-
mtttaBs paptlap ees Spnllners.
iSraQt aneenpnmeh pe . upr apsnbs iepen Ia8.
g1esea pe'Isrer AastanIt lptaps llaa lp IN
George US. Nhtii ". SD.s Aesnlen,
feS. lIFce 4pmpGaps 2eparpss. 0tvasts.
, 1877-02-20
&eatansf&g6es

esastsa, glsasa. ..sase EaasSslsss sssasss1s assnA
SsstsA. trt7 = "
, 1877-02-20
60 Nrp;euf.

o. Aeenten p%erlaust. Cute Gele9eubelt, Cell
S<Ilf 5u %DerDIeieu Ilr &eIts, DelWe lyre ,oelt ooel
e.lieil 2Yell oapoll pelu otrtauI uillere.
4yeelorteu lutomen. &lberale @pnlnllllloneil. SWretpl
itdID uei Oe0n9unBen. ". ~. Sog oo4j. GEea
AMERICAN sea co., 81 nno 30 Selep StraBe,
y,elD yurt. 4luIoolt
, 1877-02-20
sssrft@ti-Tas Gd5te GAwesH&
Ditssrs ~irs susi@liesliA bsrsttet ssa
Deniel u. Co.,
AS5 9srs Gritts e5trsse,
b.. ..rD..r- fn ~sAlSS"

Ra tas Fsbttsia ssr a~sAaeaaEaes aah Betrus q
A&Ga, Y Bic Namsassntssi@rtt les fruesrta giseatbd
@rs .Sxstae S@peniaa" hs& &Lzie& Aa hes "a
Siters sztsxA stHeossAR-
Gxsssa$saarsfraeea IN aasF{5es esA ssassSer Syva
%, kA anIsrs linttriarit .Isrla .. See EsaSa e0N
Ser elafss sssssfass
1ssss - 3tssS sas ssssfAtt isas Ssaf&ss ~ aeysS
k<s % Rssaaess 40 Esfs Estfss &tsass usA " ehrs
4eas2pe1 sse %ssxsssa hs Hc~sk<ca da~eba -
&sahA =
, 1877-02-20

b % utsn nntdHIess, ss& sxssrs ,etRnarfee @sa.
esasea satedlt, exa tstas nsstsssfass xeaAaAsseass fx>
kssn exsfsIieSSlA bt8sss sad
, 1877-02-20

ANs~A1s 9teue @ebanolmne. MnBeroroentlihe
Cur Durh Or. Slime. 931 Mrh Str.
philadelphia. IA. @arantirt. Geiu Wteiier. hOaer'
itcin, 9iutuerluit ODER &rantbeit. SSra9t mad poer
ienoet llr GiuIelnbeiten. batsi Sud Dor S9ipinolsr
4W!2boft
, 1877-02-20

ssss ssaFeas eSsafsssss sas sASs ssaas sssssaB
Sssssa Hssss.
, 1877-02-20
@aa ESLitausssatttea

0sr7sxes, RIDE, ets ~striNsaes abfasspnssstss ,ss
10 a5Ii&e 8slsta trssns rtaer Grt psaf&ta, iputsn ain,
ssyrslte DpFs be- ,S&Wsbif& Sittns" ustntn. q 10
Gin suGlsasnsx prl1Gtli&e abltstaassmtata xxh ssss
sssshrsiAs ssrssa stas &sST&i ant
, 1877-02-20

~yFeiIenbe folten tets cine Sslaihe BON S~Rabtpao'a
Reaop Jtetief bel lid iiibren. Meniee 9ropfsn in @ai.
Ses Seaiiers b%erril6ren, eorbsissn. Is it beiIsr ais
frani6Ilder @ranon oogr Witters als Elm lieiariitisI.
, 1877-02-20

d kkgt77 per Wp6e an Wqenten. $40 Mufer
poj@sp(( irei. y. y. 8icferp,
1Sil3nua Nluauitd. Wfoine.
, 1877-02-20

@nlo @iertelz0 nllar s s4ssla%ef' is an 20 ' S.nis
ieosn, ooer 3 fir s1.oo. 8. :. @enninstnn. @n-
tind1 Nhio. 2m3liQn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11
BEST FAIRHAVEN OYSTERS,
Wanted !

~ GOD Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton and Poultry, But
" ter and Eggs; also, Beef Hides, Calf Skins and
Sheep Pelts CHAS. Z. ALEXANDER,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

1t will be we'll for Americans, in view
member there are some magnificent dis
tances on that continent as well as on this.
Kischenetf, for instance, the nearest Rus
sian camp to the seat of war, is AGO miles
from the Turkish defenses. There is rail-
road from Kischeneff west to a point be-
yond Jassy in Roumania, thence a railroad
with a different gauge straight south to
Galatz, the first point on the Danube, which
is still hundred or two miles north of
points which the Turks will defend. II is a
good 1000 miles from st. Petersburg TO
Kischeneff. The Russians have at Ksche-
neff and other near points an army of 300,-
900 men, including 10000 cavalry and 900
guns. The Turks are supposed 10 have in
Bulgaria about 10000 men under arms.
The Danube makes a great shallow bow TO
the south from Widin and Kalafat below
the Servan and Austrian frontiers TO Sils-
tria, where it begins 10 turn north, before
emptying into the Black sea. All the for
titled passages of the river are on this
southern bend, Widin, Rustchuk and Sill
istria, as they are called on the Turkish
side. Near its mouth it would be easy to
cross the Danube, but great expanses OF
delta and marshes would have to be crossed.
This marsh-land is called The Dobrudscha,
and it remains TO be seen whether Russia
will flank the fortified points by crossing
this district, or lay siege 10 them. The riv-
or is nowhere less than half mile wide in
this part of lis course, and generally much
wider, with many islands and channels.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11
The Next Potato Crop.

The potato crop of last year was a light
one throughout nearly the whole country.
In most of the States the crop was greatly
diminished by the drought, but in some To-
caiities the potato beetle caused serious in
jury, though generally less than was antic-
ipated before its arrival. In some of the
Western States potatoes, in 1873, sold for
two dollars per bushel at wholesale, in con-
sequence of the depredations of the beetle
and the fears of the farmers who failed TO
plant their usual quantity, but since the
Western farmers have learned how to COM
bat the enemy, potatoes are planted as fear
lessly as before the advent of the beetle. 1t
is little more work to raise potatoes now
than formerly, but it is work that pays, as
there are so many who have gone out of
the business that it leaves better market
for those who continue in it. Potato grow
ing in the future will require more care
than in the past. Potatoes will no longer
be grown under neglect, ms formerly. Nor
will 1t pay to grow half crops. Ifgrown at
all, one should strive for full crops, as it
will be quite as expensive keeping the bee
ties from an acre Of poor, sickly potatoes,
as from an acre of healthy ones. Most peo-
pie advise planting early, 10 escape the ear
ly broods which will be quite small by the
time the earliest varieties mature. This
advice is well enough, but it will not do to
rely upon early planting alone. Our advice
would be to plant early. if convenient, but
to manure high, at all events. Strive tc
raise the largest crops possible on the area
planted. Unless one will do that, he might
as we'll not plant at all. He who plants po-
tatoes, this year, on poor land, to feed and
propagate beetles, should be held response
BILE as for keeping public nuisance. Those
farmers who know how to grow large crops
of potatoes, in ordinary seasons, should, 10y
all meane, plant as largely this year as
heretofore. There is no better time to eeT
in a business than when others are going
out of it.-Nep England Farmer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

good way TO fool them is 10 place board,
slightly propped up, on hard ground, I'M
der which they will crawl, and may be
gently trod out of existence the next morn
ing.
The attractive appearance of the farm will
be much enhanced by keeping things
"slicked up" about the buildings, and by
clean fence rows. Make the home attract
i've, and the whole family will live happi-
er; and what beside happiness is worth liv-
ing for2
Rtiny days may be utilized by cleaning
out the cellars; sorting out the vegetables
and getting rid Of the poor ones; making
things tidy in the barns and out-bouses, 10y
general repairs, and renovation. The seeds
should be got in readiness for planting. 1t
is cheaper to test seed before planting than
to risk them in the soil. Most sorts will
srrout in moist sand If kept 10 warm
place. Overhaul the tools, carts, and all
implements, and get them ready for use in
planting, cutivating, and haying. -Scien.
tic Farmer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

Inheriiors # vast wealth are provefbal-
ly spendthrilts. The golden ore IS dug
from tho mine, refined, and coined, by the
labor OF other hands aud tho sweat Of other
brows. Like children playing with AN ex-
pensiVe toy, they can form no Just estimate
of ITS value. When the donor weighed it,
he cast into the balance 50 many days of
unremilting and iatiguing toll, so many
anxious and sleepless nights, 50 much self
denial, aud 50 much care. But the inner
itor into his Ua4auce throws On.y-pleasure.
The one values IL 10y what it cost him the
other for what 1t will purchase. Like the
prodigal in the Scripture parable, he
ihoughtlessly expends 1t to crafty the ca
price aud cravings of his nature. Then
comes the last Scene-the misery, the re-
morse, and tho long and wcarisome jour
ney back to the home of frugal industry.
But there are other prodigals. On her IA
vortes our bounteous parent, Nature, has
lavished her richest treasure-healtb. But
the prodigal values IL lightly, for 1t cost
him naught, and recklessly squanders 1t in
| riotous living. Pleasant pleasure obscures
| future want Soon the curtain rises on the
last scene. We see him helpless, impover-
ished, the rich treasures Of body and mind
| all lost,- misery and despair. Remorse-
| full Conscience holds up to him the mirror
| Of memory. In his own reckless folly he
| perceives the cause OF his present pain. lie
resolves to return. The Journey is long
| anu leulous, put u nc pcrseNeIluSly lolloWs
| the right road, he will at length see the ha-
ven Of his hopes in the distance, and Ma
| ture, seeing her invalid child afar off, will
come out to meet him, and receive him
back with love and blessing. To find the
right road homoward. the suffering prodi-
gal should read "The Peoples Common
Sense Medi al Adviser" Therein it is
completely mapped out, its landmarks all
indicated aud its milestOnes all numbered.
Read it. Price $3.50 postage prepaid). Adj
dress the author and publisher, X. V.
| Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

That the general result of the Moody and
Sankey mission in Boston has been good
there is every reason to believe. If it has
not been as influential and fruitful in GER
tain directions as the sanguine hoped, it
has, perhaps, beltered expectations in 9TH
er directions. 1t is as foolish to belittle its
effect as TO exaggerate it. With the excep-
ton of two or three antagonistic clergy
men and two or three sensational weekly
journals, the disposition, even of the indf-
ferent, has been respectful, if not cordial.
Those who, for any reason, did not feel
that they were likely to get much personal
profit from such presentation of the gospel,
had no mind 10 hinder any one who could
be profited; and hardly any one has failed
to admire the intense sincerity, thorough
devotion and efficient organizing aud work.
ing capacity of Mr.. Moody. That he is a
great power, wonderful example of con-
secrated and unsefish energy, is admitted
on all hands. Whatever may be thought
of his doctrinal theology, there can be no
mistake about his practical Christianity
BOSfoR advertiser.
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ASHUELOT RAILROAD.

Ess.ssis5:I:s.:a A.l-l DAY, December 4, 1870,
Gisssisssssss.ss 11-si-h Passenger trains will leave
-A--hA--2a-K eene at 7 80 q, m. and 2:OO
p. IN. and Saturdays only $3.50 p m, connecting at
South Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad trains
for Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, and New York
and with Vermont and Mass Railroad for Brattleboro
RETURNING-Leaye South Vernon at 0:O5 a. m.
as p. M and Saturdays only 10 80 M, or on ar
rival Of Connecticut River Il. X. trains, for Keene
Bellows Falls, Fitchburg, Boston, &c.
GD- Passengers from Bratteboro for stations Oh
Ashuelot Railroad leave BratteboIo at sl5 a. m. and
3:36 p. IN. u. STEWART, Bupt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-11

The musical telegraph, or telephone, of
Mr. Elisha Gray of Chicago, recently con-
tributed its performance in concert at
Steinway hall, New York, and various
melodies played in Philadelphia were
heard by the audience. The musical tel
ephone" of Professor Gray and the "speak-
ing telephone" of Professor A. Graham
Bell are somewhat confused in the public
mind. Without entering into the details I
differences in operation, the results of the
differences, as we understand, are that the
Gray telephone transmits the pitch aud in
tensity, but not the qualify, of musical
sound, while in the Bell telephone the vi
bratiOns of the sound waves can be exactly
reproduced at the opposite end of the line.
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BRATTLEBORO
FARM AND FIRESIDE.
The Sewers Song.

The Sewers Song.
Now hands to seeds haste, boys.
We step and we cast old Times on the wing,
And would you partake Of harvest joys,
The corn must be sown in the spring.
Fan gently and still, good corn,
Lie warm in thy earthly bed;
And stand so yellow some morn,
For beast and man must be fed.
Old earth is pleasure TO see
In sunshiny cloak Of red and green;
The furrow lies flesh; the year will be
As years that are past have been.
FAN gently and still, good corn,
Lie warm in thy earthly bed;
And stand so yellow some morn,
For beast and man must be fed.
Old mother, receive this corn,
The son Of six thousand golden sires;
All these on thy kindly breast were born;
One more thy poor child requires.
Fall gently and still, good corn,
Lie warm in thy earthly bed;
And stand so yellow some morn,
For beast and man must be fed.
Now steady and sure, again,
And measure Of stroke and step we keep;
Thus up and thus down we cast our grain;
Sow well and you gladly reap.
Fall gently and still, good corn,
Lie warm in thy earthly bed,
And stand 90 yellow some morn,
For beast and man must be fed.
[From the German