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Large and Small Potatoes.

Medium sized and large potatoes al
ways give heavier crop than quite
small ones, when other controlling cir
cumstances are the same. The larger
amount of nutriment which the vouuo
shoots derive from the tuber gives them
an earlier and more vigorous start: vet
under proper management the differ
ence is much less than is commonly sup
posed. or that which follows careless
cultivation. In one experiment we tried
In alternate rows the planting Of tubers
which were not more in diameter than
mans finger, in one row, and those
double the size of hens eggs in the next,
and SO on over a considerable area.
Special care was taken that Whether
large or small, each piece had the same
number of eyes. Mistaken conclusions
are often drawn by cutting the smaller
potatoes into fewer pieces, as a common
laborer is sure to do unless special at
tention is given to this point. The con-
sequence is, more sprouts spring up
from the small potatoes, and the result
ing crop is more numerous in tubers.
and they are smaller in size. The con
clusion is that it is the small seed that
necessarily produces small potatoes, is
obviously an erroneous one. A small
inserted graft, or a small tree when set
out, does not yield afterwards smaller
apples than large graft or large tree
all depends on the culture given. In
he experiment with the small and large
potatoes care was taken to secure a
deep, mellow, moist soil, and to plant
them so early that there could be no
failure from drouth. They came up |
nearly at the same time, and the appear.
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Watch the ch;idren's Feet.

The following advice from the New
York Evening Post is very important:
Lifelong discomfort and sudden death
often come to children through the mat
tention or carelessness of the parents.
A child should never be allowed to 20
to sleep with cold feet: the thing to be
last attended to is TO see that the feet
are dry and warm. Neglect of this has
often led 10 dangerous attack of Group,
diphtheria, or fatal sore throat. AL
ways on coming from school, on enter
ing the house from a visit or errand in
rainy, muddy, or thawy weather, the
child should remove it's shoes, and the
mother should herself ascertain whether
the stockings are the least damp. If
they are, they should be laken off. the
feet hello before the fire aud rubbed with
the hands till perfectly dry, and another
pair of shoes pnt on. The reserve shoes
and stockings should be kept where
they are good and dry, so as to be ready
fCr use on minutes notice"
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Pure Water for Cows.

A correspondent of the New England
Farmer SAYS that few farmers fully real
ize the importance of pure water for
their cows, if we may judge by the way
they neglect TO furnish an abundant sup
ply of i. in the hot, dry weather of sum
mer, but compel them TO drink the stag
nant water of swamps. Without an
abundance Of pure water it i, impossible
for a cow to furnish Ler normal yield of
milk, and when forced 10 drink impure
water we cannot make superior butter
or cheese from her milk. Hon. y. \.
Willard SAYS: Nothing has been more
clearly settled in dairy practice than
lnis-fhat il is an utter impo->ibiliiy TO
make good milk from bad water" Prof.
l.. Il. Arnold saws: "Gargct often oc-
ours in seasons OF drouth. When water
becomes scarce, 50 hat he whole herd
cannot get a full supply, the cows, es-
peciallv those giving large messes, soon
become feyerish, and he uddcr feels the
fcverishness even more than the rest of
the animal. From the deficiency of wa
ter the blood becomes less fluid than
usual, augmenting the difficulty" Prof.
Law. OF Cornell University, found 10y
microscopic examination OF lhe milk Of
cows that drank stagnant water, that
the milk contained living organisms,
similar to those found in the water they
drank. They were also found in the
blood, and the cows were in diseased
condition.
Prof. Arnold found, by microscopic
examination Of samples of milk at Elgin.
that they contained particles of pus and
three species OF fun gold plants. Now,
if stsguant water produces a diseased.
feverish condition of the COW, and in
duces suppuration and the formation Of
pus in the system, which escapes in the
milk, we have a fearful source Of human
suffering and sickness caused, indirectly.
/ by cows drinking stagnant water. We
/ have laws which punish a dairyman iOI
watering his milk. l. it not worse to
poison milk, by forcing cows to drink
impure water, than it is 10 reduce ii
with pure water? believe there are
many dairy-men who handle their milk
in taultlese manner and yet fail TO pro-
-. ,snperior quality Of butter or
cheese, IRON no -.
they neglect to supply their cows r;,h
pure drinking water, and obligo thcu.
| to drink the impure water of low land
If this Is so, what a loss they sustain.
Ii may be called one OF the little leaks
of the farm, whereby farmers iai! to make
their business pay.
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The reputation it enjoys is derived
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Certificates attesting its virtues have
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ance of the rows was similar through
the season. w hen the potatoes were
dug, the cont ents of each row were
placed IN heap at the end and examined.
No percepU BILE difference was observed
IN the size of the potatoes; bnt when
they were measured, it was found that
the large potatoes yielded IL per cent.
the most doubtless owing to a stronger
another experiment. performed the pres
ent wear, the smaller potatoes gave the
larger crop. The reasons were these:
The large seed was cut aud planted
with so few ewes that the number Of
plants In the rows were too few for the
best product. The sam care as above
same number OF eyes in both cases, and
the men who cut and planted gave
double the number of ewes To the pieces
from the small seed. The crop in these
rows consisted, therefore. of much
larger number. The small tubers were
about malt the size of hens eggs; the
large ones five or six times rs large.
The rows from the small seed yielded
nine bushels from each of the rows;
those from the large seed only eight
! bushels.
The experiment is given il detail to
show the Importance of taking the con-
reason why experiments so often give
contradictory results is that the amount
of the crop is bindly given without OBJ
serving all that NAV have operated on
/ it.-CoUHtrY Gentleman.
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.Iuft II me tolut, OF Iau"ouA. granted - iH"
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,....,,-i, ,l.t.,.c.I If Il Ellsworth AFORESAID oH
We.iae,iar The scvtith day OF November. al one
OF The click The aIteIA'pht me lf4''N'"- ''-
.cfl-,e Real t-taic.
NJ, L,-'.fI -. situated ia %, tnw. oI ct,
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Il, ~ noe hundred anu twenty 400. lot
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Town GlAs, containing one hunlred ami Two
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How TO HAVE FINE SToCK-The way
to have fine, valuable stock is to take
care of it and treat it with humanity.
Farmers must become more careful and
thorough in all their work. 1t does not
pay to neglect provision for the comfort
of stock, because perchance it may live
through such treatment. Possibly it
would improve under different treat
ment.
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poetrp.
Transplanting.

/ see Mothers with their children talking.
White round limbs and wavy culs csressing.
/ see others, with their children walking,
Mine, are in Heaven.
] see Mothers with their fingers plying
Busy needle, love each stitch entwning.
Nv children need no more my foBd adjoining,
Mine are in Heaven.
Three little grave, lie side by side, enfolding
Their precious forms, no more my eyes be-
holding.
Three small white stones, with name and age
engrayen
OF mine, in Heaven.
oh Saviouri WHY this sad transplanting?
Oh Jesus whv this pruning, searching. cutting,
That can only say, with utterance choking,
Mine are in Heaven.
! cast aside this painful questioning.
/ take the cup Gf Thine own mingling.
Aud here find the only quietiug,
1t is Thy within Heaven.
Bridgeport, 1877. II. f. II.
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DYSPE PSIA.
GASTRON,

GIsTRON is n safe. specify. and post
firc cure Tor that most depressing Of all
plenfs. md a brief course q trrntr', eHt trtR
restore rh~ digestirc organs 70 us~ir prs
fipr strength, nHd promote The heating
action Of the stomach and intrstiHcs. TLs
nervous irritabiIIfy Of literary and al
PERSONS pursuing scdcHfarD iT", -
specduv reppOr~d by this agent. The
stomach Is restored to health and the keV-
note Of the system riH once more respond
ia the performance Of tabor.
Price. OJsr Dollar, IA large bottle, or
air bottles. S..
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHCON.

A slight so-cdIled roii rUt oTfimss
lead 10 serious cough. '"h'ch, "ncnrcd
for ~ budiV treated, must hare but one
result II must cr~HtHdt" ia "a sefftFd case
of BHONCHfTfS, or trhut is rrorSF, tho
drndty CONSJM PTfON. To al suffering
from Harvesting cough and eTprCfOrGfiOn,
fCHEON offers sound, r,iidhTc. and
permanent rrii~f. II duDmrIits erprrfO-
ratioH, and enables the pdti,nt 10 rrpet
that tcrriLIH septic deposit. uhich, II frIt
,rifhO,,t Judi iOHs treatment. must conn
rttfhicatr ,ts poison to the rrsicHiIr sub
stance Of the lung, deJ@HTrHfii'V and DE-
stTOUing that most essential 81 "T9dHs,
and uItiHt1f~s ouiy ia carly cHd h'I-
fi1tefg deafh. IRA CHIDN Has Ho ~g"Ii,
much less superior, and its ''sc 'ciH not
only rcnorc th~ deposit. h~rrbV dBordiHg
1reat rcIisj. BAT hrHis The UirIubrsh" and
fcar-s mr. patient III possession OJ h"dihy
lang tissue.
Price, Firy Cents per bottle, or sir
Notifies. y
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CATARRH.
Bones of the Nose Eaten Out
Memory Gone-Mind I'm
paired-Cured by Constitu-
tionaI Caiarrh Remedy.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CtTARRH REMEDY Is the
first article ulsced before the public that pro
posed to cure Catarrh by building M the Consti-
tuition II strrck AZ the root Of the whole Difficult.
ty. and thousands upon thousands OF letteTs have
been received by she pro rietog-, setting forth he
marvellous cures, q ld, lg' De- remarkable eutinE
not only the CataTh bat coz sfHcr aIl nenfs 90 tue
same time This is WhHt 10 aig-'ys f.r-. The iul-
lowing s. atemenf T. onlt -amf.'. of wh y NC are
cons tanily reCcivin 2. from well known rrFplc tn
tarrh and il attendant evils cllfi 30 head. hack
lng cough inciplcnt consumption. headache, p7ins
in back and loins dizziness. lauEutlIc-e, lrs~ uf
appetite and general wcgknc-s an leave Together
when the Constitutional Cafatrh Remedy Is taken
as recommended.
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Ayers
aparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, alterations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head RingWorm Irlcars
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PILES. HemOrrhOids.
PILON,

Many causes tcnd TO produce thi. pain
TtH atid distrc~sinD state. The bfood -
reta rded ia its return: the TOO frequent
use Of drastic PurDdfirrs trnds 70 produce
cong~stion Of flte to,reis, torpid action Of
the iirer, and numerous Other causes are
the source Of M. co"pia and hitherto
nothing eHrctHdt has been prcst 1ttCd to
ttc public, trhirh trOHld rapidly dUeridte
syDi ptOn.s and ultimately I1rore an eject
ire cure. Ia PILON are haze remedy
,rhich rot oHiB acts almost instantly. but
trni reD,orr the largest tUni0rs o the Ddrfs
I'iics BY absorption, and many trho
hare recrircd not only benefit, but hare
bern radicaity cured, hare bern assured
prior TO using mis- treatment bV emil
nent surgeons that ne oniD rcit"J they
euer could erPccs ia iIc, trOnid be by
operation, and rrniority IL or Hent from.
the body " procure ,rhieh neoe;stt tG
,rifh detiJht, and is no'c prescribed by
many practising physicians, ,chs are cog
niEant OF Us merits. as the only kno'efs
sure cure for PILES.
Price, fiIty Cents per package, or sfo
for $3.50.
THE iEoTE REHEDIES ARE
thorough "a the eradication Of the DIFFER
emf and -drioi!s ntdIndics dcIt0m iIidted,
and are the result Of patient. searching,
Iaborio"s, and scientific inrestigntion,
embracing period Of many gears, ia
Europe and .ibH"ricn.
II the sP~ciJic directions are complied
,rith, thousands Of pntteHts tciU bcdr trit-
ness TO their r"idfir &c merits, and cor-ob-
crate crery assertion. Uhcrc there arc
many complications Of disease. and pa
tietts desire, pr. tHiNBLER ,riu
BE- pfedsed 10 pire al Information, aud
treat By letter iI necessary.
Descriptive ami Explanatory Ctrcu-
lar Of NE dbOre remedies sent receipt
Of stamp. II the PEOPRI ET-I "
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particular druggists, send orders to
Or. CHANDLER,
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a. ParChor
SOLE AGENT FOR ELLSWORTH.
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Many causes tend to produce this painful and
distressing state. The blood /, retarded in its
return the too frequent use OF drastic purga
tiye- tends 10 produce congestion OF the bowels,
torpid action OF the liver, and numerous other
causes are the source OF this complaint, and
hitherto nothing efiectual has been presented to
the public, which would rapidly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately prove an effective
cure. In PIION We have remedy which not
ouly scis almo>t Instantly, but will remove the
largest tumor, OF the part, (rilesj by ab,orp-
ton, aud many who have received not only
benefit but have been radically cured, have
been assured (prior to using this trea,ment) by
eminent surgeons that the only relief they ever
could expect in lie, would be by an operation,
and removing Il or them from the body by a
procedure which nece,sitated the knife. This
remedy has been hailed with delight and is
now prescribed By many practising physicians,
who are coguizant Of its merits, as the only
known sure cure for PILES.
III Price, EUty Cents per pdckags. Or str
f,r $3.50.
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PATENTS.
Z. II. EDDY.

Ne - state ct, opposite 10y. boston.
Secure Patent. IN the United State. slsoiH
Great Britain, Trance AMI other foreign countries.
copies Of n" CLAIMS OF any Patent furnished rs
remtiing one dollar. Assignments recorded al
Washington. y" Agency in the Uuised states
Iosee-srs superior facilities Tor obtIiuiu Patents
or A.certaining the petentthility Vi inventions
H. IL. EDDY, solicitor 90 Patents.
TEsIlNDNIALs
81 regard Mr. , Idly A. one OF the most c,pable
ana hutee-sfIi practitioners With whom have
he'd "riciAi intercourse.
CRAs. MASON, Commissioner OF Patents -
Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worlhy or more capable OF securing Tor them an
early aud favorable consideration 1t the Patent
Office" EDMUND BUREy
late Commissioner of Patents
boston, October 10, Isav.
X. II. EDDY. ESQ Dear SIR: you procured for
me. in lstO my fr.t patent. Since then you have
acted Tor and advised me In hundreds of cases
and procured many patents, reissues and exten-
rons. / hsye occasionally employed the best
agencies IN New Y orb, Philadelphia and w..hinr
ton. but still give you almost the whole OF my
business. - your line, and advise others to EN-.
pi9y you Tours Truly GEORGE DRAPER.
boston jan i 1877 lyrl
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run.AprLruA -, Wy ;, ~.

PHuApELFItA, PA, Nay - Ia.
NFSsRs TfTTI EFIELn Co.
Dear sirs 1t gives me great Vc3~ur" Co inform
YOU that ! ann able to attcuf to t-y business
again. some four months ago WIS taken down
sick with Catarrh Nth which hail been troubled
for wears in the worst form, sud hal 10 leave ms
work I went to New York to De treated tor II.
employed the hest medical skill in that CITY with
little beucht. Il was called hv them the worst
form Of Caiarrh. OLcna. Tho bones in ms nose
were partially eaten away. Ny sense Of smell
was gone to such de rec that On one occasion
while at home in New Hampshire. we killed a
skunk and although they Ssd it -mcllcl terribly
I could not tietsct ANYTHING. I slsa had very bad
dIzzy .pclls, everything seemed T. whlrl around
minutes before could walk. have been laid up
slck ahcd a week at time. m fact never expect
81 t. get well again, and my folks felt alarmed At
my situation. II also affected my mental powers
60 such an extent thrt Il was impossible for Uc 20
remember even common occurrence White at
home | was induced to try your Constitutional
Atarth Remedy. and never while sex wa 80
niue D. relieve, az v Lille using IL. and began 90
improve and have been gaInirc right alung Hhi
now tel A. well A. ever ! chrcr'uiiv give Nou
this testimonial, and II II will be OF amy t"r'n' in
you I shall have no objection 10 SOUR u-iHE nv
name to help introduce a medicine thlt hI- 'utsI
me OF a to- able disease.
Yours respectfully.
=. 4. ADAMS.
Travclioy Agent Tor sicadman. Brow O. 4 g. ous.
Publishing House. Philadelphia, Pa
Price 81 per bottle A. pamphlet 90 = PAGE.
giving treatise on tAtargh. VIII iuUuw,.shlr
cases Of cures. sent FEEE, by addressing tre pru-
pTicint--
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PROPRIETARY
w E::DlClN ES
DR.. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Late Physician to ST. Georges srd 81 4-rtholo-
news Hospitals London Carat -
st. EiIabeth's. etc.
lfsr ,,eurs of the most Saborioas re-
search nnd ,nrestigafioa, and after the
practical gppiiration ia treatment to thou
snnds of patients. Geo. Chandler, 4 W.
VI D. noaf presents 10 me american pub
lie the joifo,rjng rcHlcdie,, his saic dis
corrrg onS property. ne efficacy of nrhict,
~ If,tSfrd Ia fhs totifm,.oHS YaIAfitB Of
snbePiIsy and discouraged patients, trho
hare not oYFB received ,c{ieJ amt benefit
from Mcis continued HSe. Dat hare been
rat ,raiiy cured Of diimeHfs and chronic
com 'iaiItts. trhich hare been adjHd0ed by
the most eminent physicians as hopeless.
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Real Estate for Sale,

The lot and buildings Of the late Eliza Turner
on Franklin Street, for sale. Apply to a. +. Burn,
ham, Executor, for terms.
A. +. BURNHAM, Exr.
Ellsworth, July IL. 1877. 2stf
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Pauper Notice.
Notice.

hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting
my wife, Mary :. Smith, ] shall pay no bills OF
her contracting after this date.
SAM'L j.. SMITH.
Ellswort h, Sept. n, 1877. 3w39
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property made a specially.
Correspondence solicited.
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sS Dwellings, Household Furniture, Churches
and similar risks taken for one year, for term
OF years, in the very best companies, on the most
favorable terms. Choice Micro antile aud other
deNI able risks placed in hrst-class companies at
the LOWEST CONSISTENT RATES
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EQUITABLE RATES!

Representing my companies and transactng
business with my customers always in prompt.
square and honorable manner. To this course
pledge my best efforts.