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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-05-15
For the Vermont Waterman
The Flowers Reception.

X.
One spring morning a number of flowers
who were near neighbors decided to give
reception. Accordingly, great number Of
invitations were sent out. Jill Run-over-the-
ground carried the invitations, and succeeded
in finding all at home, excepting Mr.. Wan
dering Jew. All that were invited prom
ised to be on hand although IL was early in
the season for some to make their debut.
Moneywort and Penngoyal were plenty, and
no thyme or expense was spared TO make this
the "grandest affair of the season." Many
distinguished members of the Rose family
were there, among them Prince Albert,
Black Prince and Lord Raglan, in dark vel
vet suits, General Jacquimenot in scarlet,
Queen of France in dark crimson satin,
Queen of the Bourbons in light pink silk,
Princesse Adelaide and Queen of Lombardy
in rose color, and Madam Bravay in pure
white satin. The large family of Asters
were invited, and came in their crimson,
white and purple gowns, some from China
and some from Germany. Jack-in-the-Pu
pit came with Miss vi Olet, and funny
couple they were, assure you. Jon Quill
wore Jacobs coat; all the Lily family came
Father Hyacinthe and all the rest of that
family; the Misses Poly Anthus Anna Ran
thus, Mari Gold, ANA Ryllis, Sal Via and
of course, the darling Pet Unia; Messrs. Sol
Anum, Sweet William, Adonis, Honesty
Dan Delion in his suit of green and gold
Pa Paver Mother Wort, Ma Mandya and
Ma Deira, were there to keep the young
folks in order, and encouraged or child them
as occasion required.
Several that were invited sent their re
grets, with the excuse that they hadn't ane
none and couldn't buy any Foxgloves anc
they would not go without gloves. Tn,
Misses Morning Glory put on their bes
for the reception they were not fit to wear
and they could not CO. Mrs. Evening Prim
rose did not awake from her nap in time
All the foreign guests landed at the famou
Port Ulacca. Many were invited whom
have not space to mention
All the gentlemen wore Bachelor Buttons
and most of the ladies trimmed their dresse
with Mountain Fringe.
At exactly -Four O'clock refreshments wer
ready, Jack-in-the-Pulpit asked the blessing
and the company began to partake of tn
good things.
Miss Venus Fly Trap and Mr.. Catchh
took good care that no fly or other insec
should trouble the guests. Although tn
day was very warm, there were so man.
Sno,obdils around that they kept the air coo
and comfortable A full orchestra in tn
tree-tops discoursed sweet music. The dec
orations were Flags of all nations.
1t was nearly dark when the compan
broke up, so the freilies lit their tiny lar
terms and escorted them all to their home.
They agreed to meet again soon.
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The Purse.

Norman, poor charcoal-burner's child,
was sitting under tree in the forest, crying
and sobbing.
nobleman in a green coat, who was
shooting saw him, and said, Boy, what are
you crying about 7"
"Oh," said Norman, "my father sent me
into the town to buy some medicine at the
chemists for my mother, who has been i'll a
long time, and have lost the purse and the
money on the way"
The nobleman spoke aside to the keeper
that was with him he then pulled small
red silk purse out of his pocket, which con
tanned some gold, and said, " Perhaps this
is your purse Z"
"Oh no." replied Norman, "mine was
very shabby, and there was very little money
in it,"
Perhaps that is y" exclaimed the
keeper as he produced an ugly little leather
purse
"Oh yes, that is it |" cried Norman Joy
fully.
The keeper gave it him back.
The nobleman said, And give you this
one with the gold pieces in it, as a reward
for your honesty"
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THE
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Ok
SeIfPreSe1c0tiOn.
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"Don't write there" said fathel 10 his
son, who was writing with diamond ON
the window.
"Why mott"
Because you can't rub il out"
Did it ever occur TO YOU my child, that
you are daily writing what you cannot rub
out You made a cruel speech TO your
mother the other day. 1t wrote itself upon
her loving heart and gave her pain. II is
there now and hurts her when she thinks of it.
You can't rub it out.
You wished wicked thought one day in
the ear OF your playmate. 1t wrote itself on
his mind and led him to do a wicked act.
1t is there now. You can't rub it out.
All your thoughts, all your words, all your
acts, are written in the book of memory,
BE careful. The record is lasting. You
| can't rub it out
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

Genfiemen-Ny case IL briefly as follows; have had
years. year with increasing severity
For nine years had not breahed through one nostrll
had drOppngs In the throat very bad cough asthma
bad to he obliged to take remedy for II at night before
being able to lie down and sleep and constant dun pain
In my head. My head at times so full Of catarrhal
matter to iniue my Of hearing and compel TO
get mp several times In the night TO clear II and throat
before could sleep. Every Of these distressing symp
toms has disappeared under the Of not quite three bottles
OF SANFORDS RADICAL CURE. My hearing IA fully
restored. have asthma symptoms cough, drop
pings the throat headache and In every way
than have been for years, could feel the effects Of the
CuRE my Appetite on my kidneys. and in fact, every
part of my system. What has been in my case II
wholly the effect of the RADICAL CURE.
Very respectfully, G. II. LAWRENCE.
A
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From out his hive there came bee.
" Has spring-time come, or not9' said he.
Alone within garden bed
A small pale snowdrop raised it, head.
otis March. this tells me-" said the beei
any hive Is still the place for me.
The day Ia chill, although tia sunny,
And icy cold the snowdrop's honey"
Again came humming forth the bee.
"what month is with us now7' asked he,
Gay crocus blossoms, blue and white
And yellow, opened to the light.
at must he April" said the bee,
"But April's scarce the menth for me-"
Once more came out the waiting bee.
'TTis comet smell the spring." said he.
The vioeis all were up in bloom,
The lilac tossed purple plume,
The daffodil wore yellow crown,
The cherry-tree snow-white gown,
And by the brookside, wet with dew,
The early wild wake-roblns grew.
ait Is now May-time," said the bee,
1.-THE queen of all the months for me;
The flowers are here, the sky is sunny.
It's now my time to gather honey" Selected
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eGor Me Nonna.
For the Vermont Waterman.
A SPRING LESSON.


For the Vermont Waterman.
A SPRING LESSON.
nj MRS. NJ. y. R. BAKER.
" One naiiog does not make summer"
Now March's obsequies are held,
with cloudy pail and darkening Skies
Meek April comes, her buds 10 unfold
with smiles and tears-sweet coquetries.
The birds yet llnger and are coy,
III" ethereal miidness " yet IL strange
Afterthe sunny yesterday,
Dlsmayed at morrows frigid change.
Full well know with instinct keen
No false step hath the blue-bird made
No foolish seer was she, ween,
when abe her northern trip delayed.
AJrobn flushed at springs entrec.
Prompt harbinger, ventured advance,
Rollicked around with forced role,
And idly sang his gay romance.
The Phoebe-brd made brief sojourn,
Rash immigrant on our frontier,
But soon removed with quick retui
The stigma on her fair career.
And once essayed sparrow-troop
To chlrp upon sunny sward;
with windy gust the scattered group
Fled. waiting not to be encored.
The orioe. in her pendant nest
Shall in the troplc-land yet swing,
Nor leave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. best,
For mountain-pines, still shiyering.
But when the true sprIng-dawn shall come
Brooks no more deal with strange deceit
Each rosy-red respondent morn
The passage-bird's return shall greet.
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cWrW eadperfisrn,enfs.

WIsTAR's BaLsAM or Wild CHERRY
WIsT1R's B1LsdM or Wild CHERRY
WIsTaR's B1LS1M or WILD CHERRY
FoR CouoHs AND CoLDs,
FoR Couons AND CoLDs.
FoR CouoHs AND Coins,
USE wIsTARs BALsAM
USE wIsTARs BALsAM
USE wiSTARS BALsAM
or WILD CHERRY.
OF WILD CHERRY.
OF WILD CHERRY.
FoR SoRE THROAT,
FoR soRE THROAT,
For SORE THROAT,
USE wIsTARs BALsAM
USE WIsTARs BALsAM
USE wIsTAR's BALsAM
or WILD CHERRY
or WILD CHERRY.
70, uo,,.rv,s. AVN cror, OF wnO CHERRY
FoR HoARsESEss AND GROUP,
FoR HoARsESEss AND CRour,
USE wIsTARs BALsAM
USE WISTARS BALSAM
USE wISTARS BALsAM
or WILD CHERRY
OP WILD CHERRY.
or WILD CHERRY.
FoR wuooPfSo CouGH,
FoR wnoorfNG CouGu,
FoR wnooriSd CouoH,
USE wIsTARs BALsAM
USE wIsTARs BALsAM
USE wIsTARs BALsAM
or WILD CHERRY.
or WILD CHERRY.
or WILD CHERRY.
| FoR ASTHMA AND INFLUENZA,
| FoR ASTHMA AND INFLUENZA,
| FoR ASTHMA ISFLuESzA,
USE wIsTARs BALsAM
| USE WISTAK'S BALSAM
USE wISTARs BALsAM
| or WILD CHERRY.
or WILD CHERRY
| or WILD CHERRY
| FoR BRoScmTis AND Co.'s, MrTIos,
FoR BRoscHIrIs AND CONVENTION,
| FoR BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPTION,
USE wIsTAR'S BALSAM
USE wISTAR's BALSAM
USE wIsTAR's BALsAM
| or WILD CHERRY.
| or WILD CHERRY.
| or WILD CHERRY.
| For PAIs IN THE SIDE AND BREAST.
| For PAIN THE SIDE AND BREAST,
| FoR PAIN THE SIDE BREAST,
| USE WISTARs BALSAM
| USE WISTARs BALSAM
| USE WISTARS BALSAM
| WILD CHERRY.
or WILD CHERRY.
| or WILD CHERRY.
| For DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING
| For DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING
| For DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
USE wISTARS BALSAM
USE wIsTARS BALsAM
| USE wIsTARS BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY.
| OF WILD CHERRY.
| OF WILD CHERRY
| FoR LIVER COMPLAINT,
| For LIVER COMPLAINT,
FoR LIVER COMPLAINT,
USE wISTAR'S BALSAM
USE wISTAR'S BALSAM
USE WISTAR'S BALSAM
Or WILD CHERRY
OF WILD CHERRY
| or WILD CHERRY
For ALL DISEASES or THE THROAT LrNGs AND CHEST
For DISEASES or the THROAT, LUSGs AND CHEST
For ALL DISEASES THROAT, LuSGs AND CHEST
| ISL
--rsE--
| --UsE--
WIST1R'S BILSIM or Wild CHERRY
WISTIR'S BILSIM or Wild CIIERRr
WISTIR'S BILSIM or WILD CHERRY
50 CENTS AND sl.OO A BOTTLE.
so CENTS AND sl.OO A BOTTLE.
so CENTS AND sl.OO A BOTTLE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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91ew eadrrrfsrnenfs.
CATARRH!
is 1T DURABLE :?

ruNHOsE who have suffered from the various and COM
picated forms Of disease assumed by Catarth, and
have tried many physicians and remedies without relief
await the 10 this question with considerable
anxiety And well they may for no disease that can be
mentioned universally prevalent and destructive TO
health Cntarrh Bronchitis. Asthma, Coughs and sc
and frequently fatal affections of the lungs follow In
many Instances. Of simple but neglected Catafrh
Other sympathetic affections, such as deafness impaired
eyesght and loss Of of smell be referred TO
minor nevertheless serious results Of neglected Catarrh
bad enough In themselves but nothing compared with
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1T CAN BE CURED,

II can he cured There IL no doubt about IT, The mme-
dnte relief afforded by SANFORDS RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRlI but slight evidence Of what may fol-
low persistent of this remedy. The hard, ncruste
matter that has lodged In the nasal passages removed with
few applications; the liberation and Inflammation sub
due and healed the entire membanous Innings Of the head
cleansed and purified Consttutionay It's action Is
that powerful purifying agent, destroying in s
through the system the acid poison the destructive agent
In aata al
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JosErH HARRIS {" Walks aud Talks y
declares that "There is not one man in a
hundred that is capable of feeding an animal
regularly three hundred and sixty-fiye days
in year."
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Every Ring warranted pure Diamond or Amethyst
Every Watch warranted solid Gold Or Silver.
Every Name published, Guaranteed
THE PAST FOUR WEEE

The following is a list of the Recipients (who
have permitted us to use their names) of the Gifts
awarded, during
THE PAST FOUR WEEKS,
In addition TO $500 other costly and valuable
presents of illustrated Works, etc, ETC. the recp-
tents of which cannot be named, for want of space.
naAl nj Rings :- Ii MteLHs UGH
DAVIS, skowhegani Mrs D.. J. Kyle, Mrs =. - Perkins
TafSoR s f MARY 1s Fcw S9r so ss5YS Mary
,Amethyst Rings.-Dennis Collins rembroke Iron
Gifts OF Real Estate.,--Josie b. Law. Yarmouth;
Lombard sI s;TSs sS MeS@ FRANK
foss saeoi " A. Emery, kennebnnsport; W; s. TASTY
Arey; wnisTporti Is. coarrier naih f. il. Curtis
AeS Cola i Bsss er Main street. bid
dsfordi Miss King East Iioden Miss Carrie A. Keene,
Silver Watches t. Reed, cafyers Srbor. Knox
NJ Mayhew, Bath Loihrop J. W. peHne,,, g. z m
yiei rs + DepnisSn saSo&s Mis O. Dow West pgS-
Ivan, south berwick Richard Emnons, saco Frank NJ.
Crocker. Bath.
n LAS ta4.ss IT. s4s % sssR:
a As, RinEsnA H. Gapdnl n Adams o v,.
h1te fsaSioa john wa rS% Iss ay View"
Gold Watches.-sarah r. Roberts, Great Falls Emma
@%!d%e Y Ms 'fpTR sps :yS S Mise
silver Wa,ehes,sSGa;' T. Bruce; x%5er1.tii 7; W.
+ yoshoiz p J. murphy Clinton, Clinton Mills Z =
College, Worcester.
MICHIGAN Diamond Rings. Miss Ellie c.
Amefhyst Rings.~Ihos. Mplllgan East Bay; T. d.
Hamilton, Eaton Rapids Rev III Ihomps3n Eseana6a
Gid Ws,fnsss.Mw R R1Sn
E Campbell Be q, Lake Jos NeTmn, Jr DorIi
h a3 JscssGn wene IT, Maniee, ' o. r. Raymond
| Port Sanllao; George @. Weeks, Otisyille.
yERMONT.-Gold Watches.-Mlss II. y. Mecalf
Bare Annie T. Kdder, 4; l., apgood, Mrs. \. 4; Mutt
bowman Essex Junction Miss ii. Howe, Ludlow Tmma
Thompson a Co., Rutland Lizzie L. Reynolds, Windsor
Maggie Malone, winoosM :,
F. no%lapa G. i, iiabrooG i; !; z; agent Biandon
her eSn g. W @d n"Ss Fem S
Man;sid ass' WITH powSS:,s Eo1o1y j. 4
ii. Rutier winoosk; II, j. Eilwood' White River Junction
NJ fali kssasi M n & %soa, SsSmslt Ss''''
Gold Watches. Mrs. +, ?, virrin Mis, ", j. Holt
1If NM nai.s MI' Emma nf RIShs Sdae Ms
Asnie simmons, Keene.
syf n1N h. MS, w. Morrison cSPGoR Village
teri Candaee $. Martini Great Falls; j. Haskell w. A
Gifts Of Real Estate,-Mrs. @. W. Cowdrey, Wal
polei Mr.. George s. il, Exeter.
DIAMOND RINGS. -Connecticut.-Mrs. S. II
Cheney, South Manchester.
AMETHYST RINGS.-Indiana.-H. n. Morse
Minnesota William II. Harrison. winnebago. Blu
New York.-Selle $. Brown, Tarrytown.
Pennsylvania. -Dr j. :. Boyd, Philadelphia.
| GOLD WATCHES.-Conn ectiout.-sarahJ. Mill
sop, South Manchester.
SILVER wArCHEs.-Iowa.-J II. Rlekett, Vim
Dwyer. No i6s Bleecker Street, New York
Rhode Isiand.-f. Crgin No. las South Main Street
Tennessee.-H. Drummond. j. II. Jones. Milan. Gibson
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Each package contains Dr. Sanfords Improved Inhang
Tube, and full drecon-fOr liz In all eases. Price ST.
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
throughout the United States and CRnadas WEEKS q
ton, Mass.
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Lot /, dressed weight $50 pounds shrinkage
%. per cent
Lot ., dressed weight, 81 pounds shrinkage
1876 per cent
Lot 3, dressed weight, 3s7 pounds; shrinkage
20.2 per cent
The skim milk did not yield quite half cent per
quart return. We hope 10 show it to be worth more
by the use of proper food with it, The growth by
meal or middlings did not cost quite five cents
per pound live weight, while it would have sold
for five and half cents. In relation to growth,
those middlings had tendency to grow what
be fattened off on meal.
A pig each of lots ! and 3 got injured, the pig
of lot suffering most. That accounts for the
fuctuation in amount of food required at the be-
ginning of the experiment to make a pound Of
growth.
There are several things of interest to me in the
experiment that suggest further inquiry. 1t is
my place to give the facts but forbear to anayze
them. would ask, however, why did lot 3 con-
sumo so much more food than lot /, and yet
make no more growth per pound of food con-
sumed? The reason seems apparent, and opens
field for investigation that may be of utility.
Last weighing of lot . gave III pounds increase
for bushel of corn.
FIELD EXPERIMENTS.
Field experiments have been carried on in the
method of using seed potatoes, curing OF corn APP
pcation of manures, and other processes, which
will require several seasons for completion
One experiment on potato-feid will be given.
1t will show no marked result in total yield, being
very poor soil for potatoes, as will be seen from
the nothing plat which gave but twenty-five bush
els of potatoes per acre on one end of the piece
and only about twice rs much on the other. Mos,
of the pats were 2x2l rods, the nothing plats
being only one-haf as wide; but the results will
be given in plats 2x2b rods.
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Consumed Gained. 56 5s -
SO Es EI
e 8

FIRST wEieHisG-2s DAYS.
Lott laklbs. 80 lbs. a. lbs. 81 cts 2.6 lbs
2. is qts Is IS ats.
SECOND wEIGnIsG-39 DAYS.
Lot |. 2l5 lbs. 81 lbs 81 lbs. as cts "a lbs
g.. 800 lis 3l 425 2gl
?. 1908 qts 50 ii3qts
THIRD wEIoHING-43 DAYS.
Lot 300 lbs. So lbs ST. lbs. 6.s7 cts. 1876 lbs.
3. i27 100 Az SO 2l.2
2. 1850 qt-. log l5qts.
FOURTH wEIGHSG-26 DAYS.
Lot Is7i IS lbs. 34lbs. 425 cts. 23.2 lbs.
3. 2sg 90 as 5.s2 2O.i
Meal and mddlngs in place of milk.
?. $50 90 s25 20
FIFTH WEGHISG-30 DAYS
Lott. 3i2lbs Ibis. a5 lbs. cts. 2s.6 lbs.
z. 5i2 lo7 81 !" rs
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Endorsed by a Prominent Druggist,

hereby certify that Mr. Lawrence purchased the RADT
CAL CURE of and from time to time made me familiar
with his believe his statements to be true IN
particular. JAS 7. DERBY.
Fitchburg, October H.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Fob
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such rs
Coughs. Colds. Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis. Asthma, and
CONSUMPTION.

The few compositions, which have won the confidence Of
mankind and become household words among not only
but many nations, have extraordinary virtues. Per-
haps secured wide reputation main
tanned 1t so long, ArERs CHERRY PICTORIAL. II has
been known to the public about forty years. by long
tnued series marvellous cures that have for 1t
confidence in Its virtues equaled by other medi
cine II still makes the most efectual Of Coughs
Colds, Consumption, that be made by medical skill
Indeed. the CHERRY PICTORIAL has really robbed these
dangerous diseases Of their to great extent and
given feeling immunity from their fatal effects that is
well founded If the remedy be taken in Every
family should have 1t in their closet for the ready and
prompt relief Of s members. Sickness suffering, and
even life saved, by this timely protection The prudent
should not neglect IT, and the wise will not Keep by
you protection affords by It's timely in sudden
attacks.
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-aarirnlfnal Department
t. II. HosKINs. Editor,
WAITING FOR MAY.

An Communications for this Department should Be sent
TO the Agricultural Editor, Neeport, VI.
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Collins VoItaic PIasters
PRICE-.-25 CENTS.

BE careful 10 call for COLLINS VOLTAC PLASTER lest
get worthless imitation Sold by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States and Canadas
and by WEEkS 4 POTTER. rroprietors. Boston, Mass.
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The following is a list of the Recipients (who
have permitted us to use their names) of the Gifts
awarded during
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NOR SALE.-A house aud lot, situated on Union ST.
~ IN Northned, w Terms easy. For further particu
H-7s MRS. L. RAMsDEIL. MonipelIss, VI.
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OUR PosT' oFpIcE.-Mr. A. C.
Van Glider, Postmaster, has just had
put up in the Office new set Of
handsome boxes, which give to the
Office city appearance. Under the
letter-boxes will be n row of twenty
six lock-boxes, each box having two
keys. Mr.. Van Glider is a tasty
man and believes in having things
in ship-shape,
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Wedding invitations printed in
the best style at this Office. Paper
and envelopes can be had of us.