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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-01-20
DIR. HOWES ADVERTISEMENT.
on BEING DECEIVED.

Some say, what are called church members are
as bad again as worlds people,
For proof of this there have been six failures,
and four of them have been by those who be-
long to these so-called churcees. The worlds
people say they will 60 ahead on fashions.
Those who follow the fashions we must set
down as bad again as the worlds people.
Let us see where the fashions come FROM.
God says he is the same, yesterday, to-day and
forever. They do not come from Him. 1t is
said some of the most stylish go to France for
fashions; France goes to headquarters, which is
the devil-there is where they come from.
Be not deceyed-God is not Knocked.
If we try to worship him on any kind of instru-
ment or by the way of hireling priests, or any
deception, we shall go to hell and be dread
fully shocked.
soionan tells us that to Him who is Joined to all
living, there is hope, for living dog is better
than dead lion.
We must put this down to be the truth. One that
is called deacon came to get dinners when he
came out to what is called meeting it can be
proved to be as bad as week day circus. They
sometimes have animals to show; the Sunday
circus consists eff juggling the bell three times
before meeting; then play on an instrument;
the minister gives out hymn, some say for the
devils children to sing. They will halloo-
some call it squealing. We must set this down
to be done by the letter and dead lions.
1t is clear that Satan, the devil, gets ten worship
ers to the Lords one in this place.
Such as bell ringing, circles, guess cakes, KISSING
parties, grab bags,-&c.y we must set down to be
disgrace.
Reader let us see what the true way is to worship
God.
He says he is spirit, and seeks such as worship
him in spirit and truth; we must set this down
to be the true way to worship God.
Friends, when you send for our medicine please
send in what your complaint is, especially
what the doctors say it is, and we will try and
hit your case.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-01-20

About 100 boys confined in the West
boro Reform School made a desperate
attempt to escape Friday night. The
fight was desperate one, and the young
desperadoes were quelled by the free use
of water from the hydrant.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-01-20

Ether Shcpley, formerly Chief Justice
of Maine, and United States Senator
from 1888 to 1886, died in Portland, Jan.
10Th, aged eighty-seven years. He was
the father Of Gen. Shepley, Military Gov
ernor Of Louisiana during the war.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-01-20

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. - The
Republicans of New Hampshire have
nominated Gen. Gilman Marston of Exc
ter, Maj. Jas. F. Briggs of Manchester
and Col. II. w. Blair of Plymouth for
Congress in the lst, End and 3rd Dis
tricts, respectively. Col. II. o. Kent
of Lancaster has been renominated by
the Democrats of the 3rd District.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-01-20

The TLibune observes that the object
of the Constitution was to enable the peo-
pie to elect President, not to prevent
al election and cause a decrease Of the
Government.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-01-20

A valuable bit of advice-Neyer write
letter in fun without asking yourself
Howe's this going to sound in earnest? -
Globe.
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Farm and Stock.
ITEMS.

~ ITEMS.
A wealthy farmer of Anderson. Ind.
has lost LOO bushels of old who at which
he had harbored in the granary for f1ul
years. The insects ate the heart out OF
the grain, rendering it useless for any.
thing but fowl feed.
The grasshopper region of Minnesota
according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press
has an area of one hundred and fifty
miles in breadth BY three hundred and
fifty miles in length. 1t embraces nearly
twO-thirds of the State.
English breeders use blankets made Of
silk for horses and cattle. for the proven
ton and cure of colds, chills and rbeuma
tism. Moths will not touch them, and
their warmth, comfort and lightness rem
der them invaluable. r.-
Texas firds herself burdeHed with too
large stock of horses, and the paper,
say that market or new feeding grountia
must be found for the vast herds of horsei
in Western Texas. A number of men 10
tend to drive herds of these horses {.
Kansas this summer.
sTRAwB.RRIxs.
y filled . half hogshead with rain watel
and put into II 0ne-quarter pound ammo
mia and one-quarter pound common inter
When the strawberry plants were bios
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
Falling Sickness

Permanently Cured-No HUMDUo
by one months usage of DR.. Goulard 4
Celebrated Infallible Fit Powders. 10
convince sufferers that these Powders viii
do all We claim for them. we will send
them by mail, Free Trial Box. AS DR..
Goulard is the only physician that has
ever made this disease a special study, and
as to our knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by the use of these
Powders. will guarantee o permanent
cure in ey cry case, or refund you all the
money expended. All sufferers should
give these Powders an early trial, and be
convinced of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 50 90, or boxes
for $1,000, sent by mail to any part of the
United States or Canada on receipt of
price, or by express. c. U. d. Address,
[25-lyJ ASH & ROBBINS.
$50 Futon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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TIKI Il. :E:jIE!.t
EG?gIsAH 6. PURIFIER.
RI.EuhH.

Tits incorporate DEPER4TIYR ..
a porcr(W 4 LfEH-4JfTE, 1OJIr. III
UkETIC. EiiiHOHLTEC,a and <1fErI
ENT, continuing rirtnrs seAich -.nI.-
It anrn'"ub'c TR1 Hercr- fuiliur, and a..
cate all diseases Of tx" LIood. III, iuo~.-
dien's ere Of =" 7ost..fy harmless ertras-
ton, the rrod"cts gathered j,cn, rcmot.
EDyPt'uh p'o"'HccS, amt 7rhe,c n~re II
the slightcs, tH.Gf # diSr0sc in III. sr..
tenn, it s!e r"P JHH4 IL cjrcfii.1 Nnf G;,rI,.
MTO"Gh TIE medium IF tie ak.n. 81
petIi"0 IL MTonJh tie 1.iuliy ,i,,I 9.or;o,,,
channels IF the boiy, tsci,by nH,y;r1
and, i"drcI, 1o|ci~y nU tie 0,,,0u, ;,,ie
Their proper normal nnd funriiauuI con.
difi0H. Il rcTy hricf %puoc OF time al
cO"r'"rc any i''tftcHt G,siHg II, Of is an
d0Hbfrd 7cfiGdtuJ and tcOHocr;'ut curr-
M t p;onc.iies, it hsi..g. a,'ost s'.qacs,.on-
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Diamond Dlgxinr.

The South African diamond fields ar,
seven days. hard travel from the coast
Reaching them, you find city Of 40, 0O(
people in desert. The buildings are al
one story in height, some of canvas, 9th.
ers of iron or wood, and q few of brick
Not tree is to be seen. On the outskirts
of the town are the huts of the Hotten
tots, and wagons which serve as houses
for the diggers. There are five churches
Jewish synagogue, two theatres, and q
skating rink. Pianos are In many of tn,
houses; dress suits and other requirement.
of fashionable life are insisted on. Dig
ging for diamonds IS very expensive, ye
two thirds of the diggers have realized
moderate fortunes.
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CONSUMPTION!
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that ~
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Hiss
ner's Celebrated Consumptive Powders
These Powders are The only preparation
known that will cure CONSUMPTION and
Jail diseases of the Throat and Lungs-in
deed. SO strong is our faith in them, and
to convince you that they are no humbug,
We will forward 10 svery sufferer. by mail,
post paid, Free Trial Box. We don 7
want your money until you are perfectly
satisfied Of their curative powers. If your
life is worth saving, don't delay in giving
these Powders trial, as they will surely
cure you. ~
Price, for large box, SO 90. sent to any
part of the United S:a,es or Canada by
mail on receipt of price. Address.
l25-1yl ASH s. ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The Household.
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Paint splashed upon window glass car
be easily removed by the application of ,
hot solution of soda.
To remove freckles, CRATE horse-radisll
into cup Of sour milk, let it stand twelve
hours, strain and apply two or three times
a day. or take lemon juice one ounce, pull.
verified borax quarter of a drachm, sugar
half diachm, keep few days in glass
bottle, and then apply occasionally.
At the risk Of offending ears polite, we
would say in regard to the festive bed.
bug, there Is nothing that is more disa-
greeble to his constitution than oil of ceoar:
iu lieu Of this, the fat fried from fat pork
will answer. Wash the beds eads thor.
oughly in cold water, using plenty of
soap; dry and apply the dnppings with q
feather to every crack and crevicr. Keep
The fat on pan of Goals as it must be
used while hot. Wherever it is used they
will not appear again. Examine OTTER.
AN ounce of prevention is worth pound
If cure.''
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Lady BlessingtOn and Lord
-t..a ~ Byron. se:s.5.. -.

! Lady Blessington's intimacy with Byron
was only for two months. and during
these two months am informed by til
Countess Guiccioli afterwards Marquist
dc Boissy) that the interviews between
Lady Blessington and Byron did not ex
coed five or six, and that the feelings OF
Friendship entertained by his lordship
were not of that very ardent nature which
would have prevented him from INDUCING
in his favori!e propensity of bewlldering
his encourage, by giving expression t.
|satirical observations even on friend on
whom he had written such eulogistic
verses as he had composed for Lady Bles-
sington. Lady BlessiDgton court"d the
society of Madame Guiccioli, it is true,
showed her great civility, and made q
great deal of her in the solons; but any
little peculisrities of the. Italian lady were
seized hold of eagerly, and made the
most of in society, and laughed at in it.
Like most Italian women, Madame Guic-
cioli had very little comprehension Of
badinage or irony 10 conversation. The
Guiccloli could not understand anything
like joke; she could bear with any neg
lect, or even slight, provided it extended
not to ByrOn's memory. Lady Bles-
singtcn, who delighted in certain kinds Of
in sportiye humor, mischief
making of q playful sort, used sometimes
10 take advantage OF Madame Guiccloli's
and amusing peculiarities. her
ideas of Italian superiority in
Ill matters of refinement, her iDvinciblel
persuasion that Italians exceed all other
Europeans in genius, virtue, and patriot
SIN, to enter into arguments at variance
With her notions, and to PROFOUND strong
opinions unfavorable to the people, cul-
ure, and climate of the Italians. LAZY
use(. to state that her inter
'iew with byron was sought by him 1t
S more than probable, however, little
use was practlced on his lordship to OBJ
ain it. 1t is stated by one who has good
knowledge of all the circumstances of this
'isit, that rainy forenoon was selected
or drive to Byron's villa That shelter
vas necessltated, and that necessity fur
lished plea for visit which would no,
ave been without some awkwarJness
nder other circumstances. Lord Bles-
ington having been admitted at once. on +.
resentng himself at Byron's door, was
n the point Of taking his departure, apol-
gizlng for the briefness of the visit, on
ccount of Lady Blessington being lcft.in
n open carriage in the courtyard, the i,
Mn then falling, when Byron immedi +,
ely insisted on descending with Lord
'lessington, and conducting her ladyshipI
Ito llia hOnso lN
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Had a Right to Laugh.

| There is legend affirming that on
day, nearly hundred years ago, the snow
was seven feet deep on the streets of De
troit. On that day not woman was tt
be seen down town, but next day, wher
the snow had settled q foot or 50, they
were abroad as usual. They were ou
yesterday, wading through the slush, anC
one OF them fell-''kcrsplash !"-as she
passed the Soldiers Monument, A man
standing thirty feet away began laughing
uproariously, He got red 10 the face,
tears came to his eyes, and his hat fell of
as he laughed and cried out:
"Went right down like bag of sand
slush a foot deep, stsrched up to kill
never saw anybody look SO chcap-oh
ho! ho!"
"You are no gentleman, sir!" remark.
ed man who had witnessed the mishap
Cant help that-ha! la ho!' laugh
ed the other, bending almost double.
"You haven't the first instincts of a
gentleman, sir!"
Il know it, but-ho! no! ho!' screamed
the other; IL know just how she felt as
she went down carrying all that style.
and I-ha! ha! ha!''
Il don't see anything so very funny in
~ growled the other.
mo, you don't, but l." And he
hung to the lamp-post and laughed till his
legs weakened. When he had recovered
his breath he explained to the crowd: Ill
was my wife, you see. She probably
a pair of shoe-strings, or two
cents worth of silk twist, and it took he,
three hours to powder and fix up to come
dawn here and wade around. Then to
full fiat with her best duds On, and to BIZ
helped up by rag buyer; and to hear the
boys yell out-why it just takes al the
ho! no! ho!-muscle right hal ha! Ia
out of me -
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IRic4 WIl SON, bEATTY'Sfs4!a57iR9 E 9Ea4 s;s

4 The best and most lasting parlor organ
WV in use. No other parlor organ has
over attained the same popularity.
It has been tested by thousands, many
lof them competent judges, and gives uni
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Tie music is adapted to the human
voice. ranging from the softcst flute like
lnote to volume of sound unsurpassed by
any instrument.
This instrument has all the latest i'm
provements. and every organ IS fully
warranted for six years. 81 autlful Oil
Polish. black walnut panelIed cases, which
will not CRACK or WARP, and forms,
lin addition to a splendid instrument Of
music. q beautiful piece of furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen to be
appreciated, and is sold ut extremely low
figures for cash. Secondhand instruments
taken in exchange.
Agents wanted, male or fl male, in every
county in the United States and Canada.
A liberal discount made to teachers,
ministers, churches, schools, lodges, etc.
where we have no agents. ILLUSTRATED
catalogue and price-list free. Correspond
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where have no agents. Best offer ever
given now ready. Address,
DANIEL f.. BE.ATTT,
Wash. t,agt0ss, N'esc Jersey.
23-ly
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somiug out gave them Z sprink ling o
the solution at evening twice week unit
the fruit was nearly full size. The result
was double the amount of fruit on thos,
Ewhere the liquid was applied to what wa
obtained from those right alongside upor
which none OF the liquid was applied
Fruit Record
rkENcnED 1RAs.
AL hough last season was exceptionally
dry and hot, our crop of peas in trenches
was excellent. The trenches are prepared
AS for single rows of celery, about 6 fee,
apart, with good quantity Of old manure
forked into them, and, as soon as the
peas We're up and staked, good mulching
OF half-decayed manure was applied. by
means of which one good soaking Of
water kept the soil moist for considera>
BILE period. Thus managed, tall sorts,
such a. British Queen, Ne Plus Ultra, and
Champion of England, continued to fur
nish success!onal gatherings quite as long
as We have had them in moro fav.
orable seasons when grown on leve!
ground. In the case of Scarlet Runners,
and similar crops, some por.
ton of the crops should also be planted in
trenches As precaution against drouth.
CREAM.
One needs to know the percentage of
cream to determine the value of the COW
for butter, and ~ the price of butter isl
influenced by its color and flavor (some be-
lieve the color determines the flavov), the
lest should give both quality aud quantity
Of cream. This is easily and cheaply
done by filling glass tumbler with the
milk of each COW, and setting these tum
blers in cool place for the cream to rise.
The transparent glass will show the thick
ness of the cream and it's color. In this
manner one has the milk of several COWS
under inspection at the same time, and
IAN therefore make an accurate compare.
ION. Both nights and mornings milk
should be thus tested. This testing often
proves that the cow giving the smallest
quantity of milk makes the most butter.
\ few hours time will show the compara-
i've quality of the milk given by each
'ow in herd, and enable the farmer to
elect out of those that give cream of
ich golden color, and make way with the
supplying their places with
theirs it will pay better to keep. {
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Which are located on Clark's Fork, are
shown by developments to be the best
and richest in the country.
A road TO the mines will be opened in q
short time from the Crow Agency. dis.
tance of only forty miles, which will en-.
abe us 10 make connection with the Vel.
lowstone boats, putting the products of
our mines at least one hundred miles
nearer market wagon transportation than
any other mines in the Territory, The
Company now offer for sale.
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PILES. Hemonhoids.
PsLON-

Many causes tend to produce thu pain.
1Mt aud distressing state. The blood 70
cf Is, ats the tee
congestion! of the bOrets, torpid action -
the lirer, and numerous other causes srs
the source Of this complaint, and hith.rss
.lcthing efectu0L has been presented -
the public, arhich srould rapidly aiisrisas
symptoms and ultimately prore On s0sst-
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'chich not only acts almost instantly, 80
srii remove the largest tun'ors of the PartS
(Piies) by Absorption, and many ssAs
haze received not only benefit, bxt Asss
prior to using this treatmemt) by snst-
,aemt surgeons that the only re!'e1 As0
erer could expect in life, eroutd be by 81
operation, and ''en'or,ng 81 or them ~
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.rifA delight, and IS no,o prescribed %
many practising physicians, 'eh enc. arc r co.
sure cure for PILES.
Price: Fifty Cents per package, or 80
for $3.50.
THE 4BOT-E REMEDIES ARB
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ent and rario"s maatodies dcmonimatsAs
and are the result Of patient, search:"gs
embracing a period Of many years, ~
Europe and 4mertcd. co..
If the specific directions are complies
srith. thousands of patients srttI bear sr.-
ness to their 7eidtire merits, and e0rroo-
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many complications of disease, ana r.,
TENTS so desire, DIR. ICHANDLER .ests
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Descriptive amt Explanatory Ctrsscc
1er of the atove remedies sent or reeTHS
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particular druggists, send orders 20
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1879 Broadway, New.York CIT,
DR.. S. W. Ianghorne SoleAgent for Bozeman.
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Holloway's Pills
Invaribly cure the following diseases

l
Disorder Of The Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrcte too much or too lit
tie water; or whether they be athlete d will
stone or gravel. or with aches aud pans
settled in the loins over the regions Of thu
kidneys, these Pills should bc taken &C
cOrding to the printed directions, and til,
Ointment should be well rubbed into Tho
small of the back at bed tine This trea,
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when all other M ans haye failed.
| FOR ST0MACHS OUT OF ORDER.
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they remove all acidity occ .sioncd either
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cases of spasm-in fact they never fail III
curing ali disorders of the liver and
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UOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best
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R (E;IS IP,,Ia( ~ 5 A;iI242:

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Endorsed by the highest musical su-
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From D. s. Bodinc. Stockton, N. J.
after receiving $500 Beatty Piano, says:
mot only myself and family, but every
one who has seen it is satisfied in regard
to its superior quality"
From B. II. C0rm0ny, Esq Chamb ers.
burg, Pa. 1.-The Beatty Piano came to
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fnish."
Agents wanted, male or female. Send
for catalogue. Address.
Daniel r. Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey. u. 8 4.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the s,gnatur,
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N. B.-Directions for the guidance of
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BE AT T Y PZAMQz

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test trial. It proves unsa tisfactOry, the
money you have paid will be refunded
upon return OF instrument, and freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pianos
warranted tor six years. Address, .f..
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