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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17

There were two little chickens matched out by hem
And the owner Of both was our little boy Benz
SO he set him 10 work rs they came,
To make them house, and give them name.
As for building house. Benny knew very well
That he couldn't do that; but his big brother Phil
Must be handy with tools, for he'd been to college,
where boys supposed to learn all sorts Of knowledge
Phil was very good natured and soon his small brother
Had nice coy home for his chicks and their mother
And happier boy In the country Just then
Could not have been found than dear little Ben.
hut name for his pets IT was harder to find,
At least just "a suited exactly his mind
No mother Of twins was haunted
with trouble to nnd Just the ones that she wanted
There were plenty Of names, no doubt about that,
hut n name that would do for q dog or q cat
wonld not answer for chickens pretty as thesei
Or else our dear boy not easy to please
These two tiny chickens looked Just like each other
To name them young would be only bother,
But with one In each hand, said queer little Ben
" want this one a rooster, and that one hen"
Benny knew them apart by little brown spot
On the head " the one that the other had not
They grew up like magic, each fat feathered chick,
One at length named Peggy and the other named Dick
Benny watched them closely not feather could grow
In the dress those chickens that he did not know;
And he taught them well they would march ut command
Fly mp on hls shoulder, or eat from his hand
hut funny thing happened concerning their names
Rushing into the house day, Benny exclaims;
e. Oh mother! oh. Phil such blunder there's been.
For Peggy's the rooster and Dick Is the hem"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17

THE MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE has ten thousand dollar barn. Mr..
Southwick, the farm superintendent, writes
to the PiOughmdn that all the stock, incud-
ing number of very fine cows with calves
not yet week old, "must be turned out
into this frigid weather and tramp from a
quarter to half mile over rough fields,
and fill their stomachs with water wholly
unfit on account of its low temperature" We
don't believe practical men ever had much
to do with the building of that barn. And
it is just such blunders as this (and worse)
that make practical farmer hesitate to send
his boys even to an Agricultural College
The President of that college has a salary
of five thousand dollars, and is on furlougf
to Japan to establish another, while his farm
superintendent is driving his cows over 6
quarter of mile to water, and writes {
begging letter to the papers for aid to built
an aqueductl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17

BOYS what are you going to live for
For riches, or honor, or pleasure Or have
you thought nothing of the matter Happy
all the day long, you have dreamed of moth
ing more. But the time will come soon
when, if God spares you, You will be called
upon to take place in this busy world F;
and it is well that you should fix early how
you intend to shape your course. 1t is not
enough to be industrious, and honest, and
honorable. Both our life and our living is
of God, and lie demands of all His children
dutiful regard to His wishesi and these
lie has given us in His word. Having a
desire to do His will, you cannot fail to Sc
cure His blessing and lie will incline your
heart unto wisdom, for the steps of good
man are ordered of the Lord" In Gods
glory is the best prosperity, because for this
end were you created; and lie intends that
herein you should find your highest enjoy
ment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17

A little elbow leans upon your knee.
your tired knee, that has 40 much TO bear,
child's dear eyes are looking lovingly
From underneath thatch of tangled hair;
Perhaps you do not heed the velvet touch
OF warm, mos, fingers, folding yours 40 light
You do not prize the blessing over-much;
You almos, are too tired to pray tonight.
But Is II hlessedness? 4 year ago
| did not see II rs do to-dayi
weare so dull and thankless, and too SLOW
To catch the sunshine TIL It slips away.
And now II seems surprising strange to Inc,
That, while wore the badge Of motherhood
did not kiss more oft and tendetly
The little child that brought the only good.
Aud II, some night when you sit down To rest,
You miss this elbow from your tired knee;
This restless, curling head from on your bteast'
This lsping tongue that chattcfs conranilyi
II from your own the dlmpled hands had slipped
And nc'er would nestle In your palm againi
II the white feet into their grave had trippcd.
/ could not blame you for your hcariache then
wonder so that mothers ever fret
At little children cinging to their gowns;
Or that the footprints, when the days are wet.
Are ever black enough to make them frown.
IL could find a little muddy boot.
Or cap, or Jacket on chamber floor;
II could kiss q rosy, restless foot,
And hear lis patter in my home once more
II I could mend broken cart to-day,
Tomorrow make kite TO reach the sky
There is no woman In Gods world could say
She was more blissfuly content than !.
hut ali the dainty pillow next my own
Is never rumpled by shining head
My singing birtlling from the nest is flown
The little boy used to kiss is dead
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17

WINTER BUTTER MAKING.-Famers who
make business of selling milk, do it the
year round, summer and winter, Why
should not butter makers do the same 1t
certainly brings better price at this season
of the year, and dairymen can give more at
tention to it now than in summer. Some
may say they can find no market for it, but If
they will make nice article, they can find
market Why is it that seyen-eighths
of the butter that is sent to market from
New Hampshire, Vermont, and other states,
sells for only about thirty cents, when, if
made as it ought to be, it would bring forty,
or more? Butter making, like other work
is trade, and how many dairymen have yet
to learn the trade If few men and few
women can make good butter and get good
price for it, why cannot large number dc
it, other things being equal ?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17

REGULARITY IN FEEDING.-It is very
comfortable in cold weather to sit by warm
fire. Many who have the care Of stock dis
like to leave warm quarters, and cling to the
fireplace, letting half hour after half hour
pass by, while the hungry stock are SILVER
ing and hungering for food and water. In
thus waiting for food and water, an an.
imal loses flesh rapidly. Brutes are the
best time-keepers in the world. They know
the very minute their food should be sup
piled, and are disappointed if it does moi
come. The good stock-breeder, therefore
should see that regularity and promptnes'
prevail in the care and management OF
stock. Their various wants should have at
tention at the very minute daily. If hiret
men will not be prompt in taking care o.
stock, if they don't sympathize with brute'
in winter, they ought to be discharged ant
more humane men employed in their place
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17
"DeclaratiOn Of Independence"

DIR, Cuyer, among other things, says in
the Naiondi Temperance AdVOcdte; ave
make grieyous mistake whenever we pre-
sent the arguments for total abstinence to
an assembly and do not clinch the appeals
by affording an opportunity to the auditors
TO sign a Declaration of Independence -
from the tyranny of the drinking customs.
Who knows how many there may be present
to whom it may be the pivot-act OF their
lives To make temperance appeals with
out giving an opportunity to obey the ap-
peal is like batting fish-hooks without draw
ing up the lines. The fish may lay hold,
but are never landed in the basket. Grant
that some pledges are broken. So are some
matrimonial VOWS broken but that is no
argument against the system of binding q
married pair by a pledge of mutual love
and fidelity, II thousands have violated
their promise to abstain from strong drink
other thousands have, under God, been saved
by pledge. Especially is it a strong safe
guard for the young. 1t was a terrible mis-
take TO let the ballot crowd out the pledge
Both are good in their place, and the man
who will not sign a promise to abstain is
not likely 10 give his vote for prohibition,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17
VERMONT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Il

She flew like lightning to the spot, but
alas she was too late. The pile was nearly
burned TO the gronnd, and nothing remained
of the lovely Paris doll and her exquisite
wardrobe, but pile of ashes. And so Kate
lost her doll and nobody was sorry for her.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17

DISCRETION is the perfection of reason,
and a guide to us in all the duties of life
cunning is kind of instinct, that only looks
out after our immediate interests and vel
fare. Discretion is only found in men of
strong sense and good understanding cum
ming Is often to be met with in brutes them
selves, and in persons who are but the fewest
removes from them.--Bruyere,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17
Genpfranre.


ny v. WHEELER.
Death, In itself. Is n little thing.
II Is only passing from here TO iherei
But death Of shame has bitter sting
That makes It hard 10 bear.
For the tempter, morning noon and night,
Was placed In bis path by mothers handi
The woe Of wine, and its blasting blight,
She did not understand.
II had but told him to cast away,
To touch not and taste not the mockef wine.
| need not have felt as feel to-day,
That blood stains these hands Of mine.
o. ye who have friends on the awful brink
That hangs DER the river Of ruin and death
when you see them lift the glass, oh, think
OF the Jagged rocks beneath.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17
The Boston journal says,

The play gave immense " satisfaction" The several
constructed with much ingenuity and afford OPP
porunles for very clever acting the part OF sew
eral members OF the company. There old couple
Uncle Eph" and Z" Aunt Naomi" played by Mr., j. W.
LUCIA and Miss MAY DANIELS. The other four who
figure the play younger viz Narcsse Miss ANN
NJ. HYERs) "Kaloolah Miss EMMA L. HfERs)'
Henry" (sfr SAM LUCAS, and prince " tMr. WAL
LACE KING. The young people up North, with
the Union army leaving the old folks behind then Five
years later they found In the North by Uncle Eph
and Aunt Naomi" who not little asonished To hnd
the "chuR wearing such good clothes and putting on all
the refined ways Of the white folks and giving concerts OF
ballads aud operate selections which call for encores and
responses In nearly every number Of the programme.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17

Coon pedigree seed is of the first impor-
tance in the raising OF vegetables, whether
onions, carrots, beets or cabbages Carrots
sometimes, blossom the first year. This
shows the seed was not what il should be.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17
AYERS CHERRY PECTO RAJ.
-FoR-
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
SUCH AS COUGHS. COLDS, wHooPING coUGH,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND
CONSUMPTION.

The few compositions which have won the confidence OF
mankind become household words among not only one
but many nations have extraordinary virtues Per
haps no secured wdea reputation or maintained
IL 80 long Ms AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. Ii has been
known to the public about forty years by long continued
seres Of marvellous cures that have won for II confidence
in It's virtues never eluae by any other medicine II s'
makes the efectual Of CorGhs, COLDS Cos
SUMPTION, that be made by medical skill Indeed Tie
CHERRY PEcroRAL has really robbed these dangerous
diseases OF their terrors great extent and given feel
ing Of immunity from fatal effects mat h well founded
II the remedy be taken In Every family should
have il In their closet the ready and prompt relief Of It's
members. Sickness suffering and even life Is saved by
this timely protection. The prudent should not neglect H.
and the wise will not keeph by you for the protection II
anoris by It's timely use In sudden attacks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-01-17
Farm and Timber Land ,

including Steam Lumber Mil timber within threefour,hs
of a mile of The mill and mill one-half mile from side
track on the Central Vermont nilroadD, Farm Building
tone and one-half story housed, Barn and Shed all co-
yeniei,t with running water To the same. Also with
, 1877-01-08
@tatt Mihmpnb.

pnli3ei. Wtri4t. GoTsenb.
mS[s iamen porselern in oieiemG eri4te
sur @srhanbtune:
Ter Tan pon Sioiob Jielbs, farbia,
onoeilagt ben 9hpmas Smith ssiioden
an toben, nit Nbiiht i'm i'll tooten.
,purbe Bis ouf Dieuitua psridoben. bo
Der @.rpunoste nidt erf4einen fonnte.
1ieleS mu,be in Die Sail seianot.
Trant Blair, farbis, ansstlast ben
sSobn Harts nit einem Mauerite,n &C.
11Iassn 5u babsn, %entloIIen.
Gbarlss Sobnion, Elm alter 8ummler
unb GsfdngnibpoaeI. ongeflast ,peeen
Irunttnbeit uno Waaabunbirens. ,uurbe
nnf 8 Monate in bic Sail eeionot.
Ri9arb Qpne, ,pslGer oorseitern in
eiuem G9ntebaufsn betrunfen 9efunoen.
,pusbs. tussen Mansel on 8irsidaft,
oni 10 Sage in bic Sail aeianbt.
0oroee Serrell. farbis. anssfla9t els
lie partie Sdrsiner- Werf3euse acitob
len u hoben. tuuroe aIs ni4t i4uIois
erfllrt.
, 1877-01-08

Iuic wiiroe iih OCT yicocrnann freucr,.
uenn CT ion prdhtiacS al1e ifanildeS@s-
miiie effcn f0unte!"
Sid fiibrt nun alSbal6 aud eineu iiber.
aus pollen Q0ffel Mcerrcti, gum Munoe
uno per,iebt oas @efidt. ipie ,peuu er am
S&linaf' ampt lite.
rBas baft Du. Did?1 fraat Vat.
%. nihts; i'd bodte nur chen. ME
idaoe es fei. oab iie Did, nidt ucbenDei
men autsn Batter acbdust baben I'M fdS.
men Srlano!"
gisentb ii nj Ii1e2iebes=gr t.
fIdrung. gu Iiebenswiirois, mcin
6err, Sic ibe.bdufen ia meme feline
Sodter nit 3drtliAfeit!"
~@ndoige6rou-a6-oenS Sud ldldgt
man uno ben giel msint man,"
@eifIi@er: .@onte es bcnn ear
fem M'ttel aehen, 2lsbctn, 9sinen
Wlann in bic STRIDE ,u bringcn?"
Sdnsrin: SD wiibt fdon eins, 9err
pfarrer. aber--"
&eiili&er: vNun uno oas tpdre 2"
Bdnerin v@enn msr mn Gruo
Bier uno Die Sabofspieif auf jein'n
Ylab itele tbdte."
Gin neMes Yorfum m. 2ebrer /:
Wir fommen nun 81 ben Gremb,p1rtern.
Y8er tam mir ia9en uas Yarfum 1T j?
Sans: Ynrfum lit oas. ,ues einen qu.
ten @cruh bat.
2ehrer: @ut. Gannit Su mir uud)
elm Yarfum nennen?
0ans: Ser 5uno.
2rb,sr: Sa marum oenn Ser
9nnn?
Sons: Bsil Der 9uno einsn sutcn
@sru9 6at.
, 1877-01-08

3sssmins >atient.ass serlaatn Rtd msus IN, 3:45 y.
~ ~tsarnaen in 0sreerSsiat um $50 NatM IN, IN
Waftt stsn UNI 1 as Mb.nts an.
yaR;use fdhrea tdsl't (Ssnniass amsaenpmntrs.)
erprss ;rat 10 ren I Gid une taltaa In Sunetr N.
Nceit. Iresiuian's, Gpre neville Gtartetkssias Staun.
tsn, @0fbsn. .W.atrrc'. 9ocinatsn uab autx r~eaular,u
Statsren rpsf!t& pon @~cpinstpn on.
Recommendation stee fdtren tdeli1 e rnntass aus.
asnrrn 4 en- unb Setbin en- f9 in GortonsSiQe lr % IL.
tnstcn.
Ysf- unb Grpr 6.3ase S.rtint en- Ht In @urtonssiae
~: Wa'ttnetsn " ; elm gpa8as in GtarlOttsst iat fur
@rp e us rei binset q in Gtneirnatl nit en-. 1runt"
2inien fur al: puns:e i'm Wefen NOrr wefen unb sae.
melt r.. q. California , egon mn : rus,
Yetiua fem t Ia & dm'nl I'm 4:3O Ma / mt tdas an.
&rpr'su urn Cincinnati perb nbet In GprtpY sytqe
1T Ger Vtrsrnta Wlib anc 9 { nbabn. fcrm in lHaf +.
tn ton ua Z: 0 Nrrr1 unb In Or monb UNI 6:3O 81 m.
an unr oerbinb it'd nit Der Mihmone unr I anriQe unit
Witn.uns uns gstersburs 39ssn fur aae gunttt i'm
.eeomrnps a.ir sSua 10 nm tim $50 Wornitta san.
sol genlsons fatrsn mi al Maut q en-.
Ourh d is ire { n p%etfauit unb UepGd perpeia
mad allen 5aupt gu ften
~abtre WINS unit mesen p ett etc Nib tr 10 826
@fatn S.r., pber in Der Office er @smpaanie tte.lt
Gpnm . 81. Grm RI
General pafas e. uab Iidet.A at,
". ~. g. M,
Sneenieur uub Srpertuten ert. 81
, 1877-01-08

Sn Nep.Oort peroen gmieronten
fir Neu=9 do- @ales %oneemorben. 200
ioQen in Sturgeon abseben, 0is @cgie<
run9 BON Neu.Wal bedt Die llntolte ten.
Uiele Ysrionen Notwithstanding. aber
Dor Der 9ano nimmt man nur Sano.
sDerfer uno 2eute, Die 0erpanote in Mu-
fralien baben.
Wei q & ten in SanJran rs
cisco Der 8emobner oes Ofens be-
sriBt bas fr6blide Weinattsfeit fr0ifelnb
tit Winterileioe, benn ielten uerfeblt bal
islbe hh in Starmsn. S4nesidausrn uno
eifser8dlts an;uiauben nnb nun 81 ,uabr.
hait aenieBen 3u i6nnen. III sr auf ben
Raum oes tucbnli@ sebei,ttn i3immers
anaeluieien. Wie Oisl anosrs bel urS oa-
aesen! Wdren S4nse unoTroff bic elm.
sisen Gn;eissr bes Seifts. mir tuiiroeu
wobl ME @el.senbc:t babea IS ~ feiern
nnb ndmentlih in bieieln Sabre bot Dos
Wetter iein WSalidtes aetban, nm n
isre Teftfimmuns III erb0bsn! Cine mill
DC Triibiabrswdrme uu,eiebt unS unb er<
balt oas frii4e uno ouftenoe Grim in
mieren @drten. uno riebr ale oas Die
inaunisfa4en uno liebliden &ino,r Slo-
rae, oeren Sdweitsrn i'm fernen Sifen
cine iiimmerlihe gr iten, m@emddsbau=
fe friiten. trsiben uno blihen bier wObl9e-
imutb unter treiem 8immel. Der be,tere
Sonnsni@ein. Der feline Strahlen in Der
einem Spiesel slei@ Dor uns liesencen
Yoi briht unS Sisielbe In ionnisfaen,
@tanN sri@einen ldBt, Der welienfeie
s>ilnmsl, Bet ben @si@dttis tutatlsnesn
, 1877-01-08
523 proaa Stra6t 523
Neues @anufaftur . @ei9dft
&. @te1u + Gp.

Seben Sag lsmnsen neae Daayen an sat
sstnebvsm uHfts erc6eS unb gut afeytirss
: ger. Wir mabea auf felaenpe Waayem
aufmertfam Cine febs a,e6e aus~abi sos
1amen unb 3inberfrImpien; Ainber Risen
nnb 9aden; Damen unb Rinber Ganbl@ube
tin a'obes Eager . &rrietten RON 374e. biz
3a "a bas paar; erinnert uniere 45e. Mpbair
vultre, tpertb 62tc.; Is yaar 8landet8 ~
1878, rsrtt 81; 100 metbe Bettbeden au
So, estpSbuIi@ fir $3.5O vert ,uft. Rommt
unb iebet far Sud ieItit. Das srS6ts MGer.
timent BON Damen unb 6srren unterfhsiber
IN Der staef. Wir Ssrfaufsn timer elm Waar
cute Mertno 6smbsn III 81, mertb $1.5).
Sebet unisre neue Sprten 8uRlss; aana mol.
lsne @a'bemires 3u 6nt. une 81; tpertb ST
une $3.50; Napp-Blue. 3 hie-Yrsea, u b
geal.8rpwn Gaibsmres ~ 374e. ns,tb SHE.
Seret mere xld voplins au 40e. wi,bea
~ SIS. t,Q 8 iein. .:banls.8 pa mpr Iunp , pu
kparb nntsrrode; 8 i,idh s din i" srr6er
Muswab unr IL ni.or 'a'n Yrtiisn. Gin pos
lss Wager Don Gaiimersa f.r cer,,u m & a.
ben n,uss; Note g pef N alien .4arben.
t,Q'g; te.bt, blaue, araut lnb rotbe 1Iannel.
e. tnta6 Mib semett, 20 15e aufwarts.
Spnan,t unp unt.riutt mnfe Eager une pref
le. y ne neu Sencuna aragen un' Dian
l6etie , I'd Der, 5aletiihsr, Mufiinas etc.
eusn e,DT ct. GIN itbl 9 rbea yaa,r Won
tiabs mliden W1arsn N RI ~ niet isea Vrei.
lsa psrf utt. Air onte etc fall 10 ne tts
'e It'd p0n ten ti0istn &arpst erbaltca.
:. Stern 4 60. SD Yroa rlr.,
Nr smiiAsn Der 5 u. 6.
, 1877-01-08
q u nj E 8.

Nmeritanihe 9 e inf e.
3pei iriihe Ginponoerer. faum in Slime
rita aelanbst. fommen til slih h Elm 2 pe's
iebans in e ,heler, luo auf . r f&ou fcr-
pirten Tafel e~initneilen bic 3uaemiiie fte.
fen. ME @iiissurisn, Wleesrsttis nnO ces~
&c den.
Yat ii,bt ben Weerrettia fir Gin 2ar.
tofNseuiiie an uub fdbrt aleid nit benz
e 0ifel bluein. DID. uoriihtlaer. beO-
taatet erf. Oh Die neue -. p'ie inem@e-
fdbrten Fat mulbet; oa lisbte r ule em
autsn 4at Die lbrduen aus ben Ansen
ihieBen.
nlDas 1T Dir:Vut?" f,uate er.
80" stwi,certe Bat. i'br bebaali@
thmaseno, lid oahte chen an neinei gu
ten Batter bsr i'm l@0nen Srlanb sebdnat
rurse. S&aes, bab Ct ui&t mebx lsbt !
, 1877-01-08

Weibna1ts 0sih enfe.
Wu elteante Golswsa,tn fir ! peer bic
5aIfte biaiser als asers~o tanfsa nil sebs mad
q. u. @inftpee,
roo tie fl SnRen @oyten aclr,ne ubren ,u,n
quite m MI BEN z d IRtl sber r@olb e TEN"
nbren. 10 tp,e gpleeue ~ettsa aaG ttr neme.
itcn Mroean b BIN fit unc ~ en- gros Y,ti-
len unb biaise p%srfauft uereen.
Gin srobeS easer pcn fthernen llbsea.
Dtamante BON BEN %fsinten @aNer,
biQIser als ie .lals, I'm bas Qaaer auiaur1u
me
@olbfaher: Gine sr,6e 9usrab:
BON @Olriapi:lu unb 6atstete,.
Gtnse nit Stein n pom Xannsp, MmstbYf,
Snvr anc Hsrlen (stma: q ue NIB 1sbe !. >
beru Orten &inse gum talt,n W RIB.
Gnoefe, N,rel unb Sbrrinse IN aqr
g Dsen . n Ger bei.en Sotie Sob unp pi.
Meu item Wntfr.
I'm lih BON ter Htqigfnt CT Naarf. au
ute'aeusen rUate rtn lid o~,eictten niebi n.
e. VI. Il luitot
30. II Ncr> i4s tr &c.
Sh'ieBt gennabenb ure Unnet pnna e,b
Nteno S lbr unb bait iepsn Mbsno. oures
Jrsita9 bis 8 u:r auf. M mi
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htsen ono poit Office.


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