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POISONING BY PARIS GREES-ANrmoTE.-
Paris Green is so deadly poison that the ut
most care should be taken to prevent acct
dent, and every one should know what to do
in case the poison has been taken into the
stomach. There is but one tolerably certain
antidote, the freshly prepared Hydrated Per
oxide OF Iron, or Ferric Hydrat, This can
not be kept on hand hong, as it changes and
becomes inert. All well-managed drug stores
keep on hand the means of preparing it at
once. In case of poisoning by Paris green or
any other form of arsenic give an emctic
Mustard is always at hand give two table
spOonfuls of ground mustard stirred in a quart
OF lukewarm water. Drink freely tickling
the throat with the finger, TO induce vomiting
When the stomach is emptied, give caicined
magnesia in tablespoonful doses stirred in
milk, repeating every fifteen minutes. When
the vomiting ceases, give large dose OF cas-
tor oil But send first 10 the nearest phys-
clan, and also to the nearest apothccary, for
hydrated peroxide of iron the doctor will
want 1t if he Is not present give it in table
spoonful doses every ten or fifteen minutes
until the patient is relieved. 1t is in the form
of pulp like Indian red paint. No harm can
come from giving too much. When the doc
tor comes follow his directions. IHfyicdH
.lQFicHituriSt
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How TO DIsLoDGE BUGs.-lt is much east
er to keep these pests out of a bed or room
than to dislodge them after they have put in
an appearance, and when housekeeper pays
close attention TO cleanliness and ventilation
she need not fear that they will frequent her
premises Yet they are often brought in
trunks by visitors and sometimes they attach
themselves to ones clothing in sleeping-cars :.
and again servants often carry them from
house to house. When n bed has become in
tested with them you must take great pains
to destroy all the eggs They are very small,
and of Il whitish color, and are usually depos-
tied in the crevices of the bedsteads and along
the edges, and i'll the corners of the mattress
es Boiling hot alum water is instant death
to both the insects and the larvae and if it is
poured into the joints and cracks of IA led
stead it will destroy them all. Wash the bed
steads and sponge the mattresses with it.
Then scatter pulverized bOrax in all the crew
ices and corners, and not n bedbug will be
seen or felt Bugs are much more annoying
i'll wooden bedsteads than i'll iron ones. and
therefore it is much better to purchase the
latter for servants rooms If the alum and
boraX are thoroughly applied, and care taken
that no more bugs are brought into the house
there will be no further complaint from THEN
attacks The early spring and early autumn
are the best times TO attack them. for They
are not III an active condition before the
weather becomes warm, and in the autumn
they can be destroyed for the winter COu34
try GeHtlt7RaH.
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AMMONIA IN THE KITcHEN.-A Farmers
Wife writes as follows 10 the Country Gen
tlemau:
The pantry shelves are getting grimy. or
hnger-msrks around the door-ntches and
knobs are looking dark and unsghtly For
lack of time, they are left day after day. for
it is hard work TO scour all the time. aud it
wears of the paint too The husband keeps
his bottle of Oil, or perhaps large can holds
it, for he never stints in that Now suppose
his wife has her bottle of ammonia to use :
she takes her basin of water and a clean cloth.
just puts on a few drops of the fluid and
wipes of all the dirt it is worth more than
u half day hard labor, and does not hurt the
paint either, She could put few drops in
her dish water, and see how easily the dishes
could be cleaned a few drops on "A sponge
would clean all the windows in the sitting
room making them shine like crystal Ii
would take the stains of the teaspoons too,
and a teaspoonful in the mop pail would do
more towards washing up the kitchen floor
than ten pounds of elbow grease applied tC
| the mop-handle: housewife has Just a.
much right TO make her work easy and expe.
/ ditious as her husband has. If she does not
/ do it the fault is her own in a great measure
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ounces; mix them together. and add eight
lemons sliced very fine, and five pounds Of
either white or brown sugar Pour over them
five gallons Of boiling water and Def il stand
until milk wnrm lhpn add one tearupful Of
yeast poured on to 70 slice or crust of bread
and Def it fcrmolt twelve hours, covering the
whole liquid with o CLOTH If 10 is IN bucket ,
but il in krg. l't il stand fourteen hours
and ferment through the buug-hole. Then
buug it mp tightly and in two days it will be
ready for use. If allowed 10 Torment in IL
bucket. bottle it in fifteen hours, filling the
bottle only twothiris full aud fastening in
the corks with strong Irvine or wire. In two
days it will hr ht to drink aud foam like cream
ale. while the flavor is truly delicious. 1t is
M excellent plan TO make % key full of 1t and
keep it ON tap, but very tightly closed. 1t
should be- placed in an ice house or the cool
est of cellars. because it is apt to become too
pungent and sour II this occurs, NOR SUI
gar may be- added to each tumhler OF the
beer.
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SMALL FARMS AT THE WEST Here ut the
Fast We are apt TO hear the West spoken of
rs a place for farming on a large scale, and
where great crops are grown with little labor.
That all of the Western farms are not of this
class seems evident from the letter of one of
our subscribers at st. Paul, Minnesota, who
writes that on his little farm of seven acres,
he employs four men besides working hard
himself that from these seven acres. he OBJ
tlins good living for himself and a large
family, pays high taxes, keeps a COW and a
pig. and has berries and milk in abundance.
besides all the other good things which come
from a dairy and good garden If people
would more generally value the blessings Oh,
taiaable from II small farm at the East vel
cultivated, there would be less need for emf
grating TO broad prairies for obtaining a goot
comfortable living T. Farmer.
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Hardware!

We have Il very full and complete
stock OF Hardware, in all its bran ell
eS, comprising Heavy and Shelf
Hardware, Nails, Iron and Steel,
Saws. Axes. ChiSeIS, Planes, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Screws, Bolts,
Springs, AXleS and Carriage Wood
Work, Wheels, Hubs, Rims. SpOkeS,
Shafts. &c. Also Horse and Ok
Shoes. Horse Nails, Files & RaSpS,
Betting, ShOvelS, Spades, Picks n
Hoes, AL Of which we offer al low
est possible prices for good goods.
C. F. THOMPSON & co.
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Businrss Notirrs.


The ttomach is the laboratory of the system, in
which certain mysterious processes are constantly
going on. These result iu the production Of that
wonderful vivfyiuR agent the blood, which 80 state
OF health PUSHES laden with the elements Of vitality to
the remotest parts Of the system. But When the
stomach ~ scmi-paralyzcd by dysprTss, blood manu-
facture Is carried ON impsrfecty, the circulation
grows thin and sluggish, ana the system suffers In
consequence. Moreover indigestion reacts upon tue
liver and bowels rendering the first suggish aud the
latter constpated The brain also suffers by sympa-
thy, and sick headaches, sleepessness and uery Gus
symptoms are eugendered. Hnstettcr's Stomach Bit
tcrs reforms this state of thiugs, gives permanent
6one and regularity 90 the stomach aud its associate
organs, the bowels and liver, aud ensures complete
nuurishnent and increased vigur If the system. IL is
the most popular well the most efficient anti
dyspe. TIC and tunlr im America.
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SrEADINEss IN FARMuNG-It is a fault with
our American farming that il is not more
confined to a regular system. There is al
ways more or less tuctuation in the market
and especially in some products, and there
are those who, seduced by the high price Of
this or that product, Immediately change 10
meet it, hut usually, from the many that en-
gage in it, receive only disappointment and
los. whereas a uniform course would have
avoided this The small but steady gains are
the safe basis. If more is desired, let it be
done by raising the system TO higher efiec-
tiyeness. Cor. CORAtly Geatlemaa.
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OF thu Pennsylvania route De- admitted o. %" uusur-
passed the world for grandeur beauty aud variety.
superior re.r -lmtui ial.lI'lu- are provided. KIM
plnyes courteous and attentive, aud j. N an newt
able result that trip Bog thy Pennsylvania Railroad
must form pleasing and memorable experience.
Tickets Tor BALE az tho lowest rates 90 the ticket Off
Cos Of the COMPANY all important cities and towns.
PRANK THOMPSON. l.. ]. FARMER,
tcnarH' MfH11fr ftH. Ittss. 4 ~.
c. S. HALbEMAN, New England Agent,
2.l aud POS Washington Street. Boston. Mas.
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intense itching, particularly when undressing, az
ter getting iu bed, increased by scratching
might think pin worms were crawling IN and about
the rectum, ofcntmes shows itself around the prvat,
parts. pleasant and safe euro ~ every IL
"Swayncs Ointment" Il allowed 60 continue very
results may follow. 10 also curcs t,ter bar
bcrs itch, scald head. ring worm hiutChr, all crusy
scaly itchy skin erupuons. Sent by mail Co. any ad.
dress on receipt of price, 81 cents box ur three box
es Tor si21 by Dr. Swayue Son, Philadelphia. sold
by all leading druggists. II. C.. willard X CO.. agents
for Brattleburu.
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Railroads.
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD

- - nN and after oct %, 1877.
= ~ leave BHATILLBOkO for all
-A--AA-------A--poiut North OF 1888 u. No.,
8: as p. M, and 10 30 y. M.
The 1910 p IA. truiu b. express for Montreal with
sleeping car attached.
The iO;35a NJ train s mail train for Montpelier,
st. Adams Rutland Burlington, Montreal, the Pas
sumpsic road aud the White Mountains
The t'A5 j.. ~ train s mail train for Rutland and
White River Junction
Trains leave BELLOWS FALLS for the South, com
Meeting with the Connecticut River line OF Buttlohu-
70, folluws Montreal express train at 80 o. M
mail aud accommodation :4u a. me-; mail and accom-
mediation, 2:25 y. The go train arrives ia
New YORK at 1880 m tho 7:iO d. 90. train az 4:l5.
All these traiIs make close connection With Boston
Albany Il. H., both east aud west 1f Springfield
~ S. NJ WAITE Vice President.
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ING the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. IN small doses Of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYrR's pills have been known for
more than q quarter of a century, and have
obtained q worldwide, reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action IN
the several assimilative organs Of the
BODY and are so composed that obstruc-
ti1ns within their range can rarely with
stand or evalc them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body. but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baillcd the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
iul effects. they are at the same time, the
safest and best phy,ic fox children. BY
their apcrient action they rripc much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not iniamed.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood.
and strengthen the system hy freeing 1t
irom tnr elements Of weakness.
AJautcl 90 all age. and conditions in
all cuua;c- continuing neither caiomci
nor auy d,i,tcriou- drug. these PMS may
t. taken with safety Dv anybody. Their
sa-u-roa,in- preserve, them ever fresh.
aal maac- them pheasant TO take: whne
iyna purely vegetable. no harm can arise
from 'hcir use 100 any quantity.
PREPARED nY
DR.. J.C. AVER & CO Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Auaivticni Chemi.t..
SOLD 1917 ALI. ul.ttr44~i~ INfENWFf lt
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LEWIS ~ KELLEY's
Real Estate Loan Office,
302 Rieollet Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS is, RlRk
NJ. ". LEWIS, Minneapolis.
a. i. KELLEY, formerly Of Putuey, Vt.

Special attention given TO the placing Of funds
Real Estate in our city and vicinity, that il will
the lender ten per cent interest payable semi
annually. Mortgage deeds taken TO secure notes
for principal with coupon notes attached given foi
the installments OF interest.
All loans made by us, as well as the nteres, on
them will be collected free of charge, If wished also
titles examined taxes paid property sold, debts col
lected and prompt returns made.
send for circular showing our method Of dom 8
business.
REFERENCES Southwestern, state, Merchants and
National Exchange Nat Banks, Minneapolis. Mimi.
Merchants National lnk, st. Paul MINI. First Ma
tional bank, New Albany, Ind; Vermont National
Bank, Brattlehoro, VT; Barber n Trumbauer, bank
ers, Polo, III. Parks Noolsou, Springfield, Vt. S.
s. Sleeper Co., NJ. A. Lewis X Co.. Boston, Mass.
n T. Baker, L. i. Shaw, Rev. A. Foster Putney, Vt
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SANEnRl,S RADICAL CURE

Is local and constitutional remedy, and Is applied TO
the nasal passages hy insulhOn thus hlnying milan.
nation and PAIN and Ut once CORRECTING, cleansing,
and purifying the scCrctous Internally administered
Il upon the organs OF circulation Keeps the skin
moist and nCutralzes the acid poison that has found its
into the stomach and thence into the blood. Thus
progresses In both directions and it does not
seem possible Tor human Ingenuity to devise more
~ --L-.L 49,. -
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NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD

TRAINS LEAVE BEATTLEBOBO As FOLLOWS;
Going south.
4:l2 q. 90. for South vernon, Springfield. Millcr's
Pals. Fltcuuure. Boston, Nc.
1895 d. M, for conn. River -. r.
10 COS o. NJ. for Millcr- Tails, fitchburg, Boston,
Hnosac Tunnel &C.
3:2O D. m., ior Conn. River %. T., with IIlchhurr
train west, with fast express Mr. Boston Boston
Albany %. g., and at Sew London with steamers
for New York.
Going North.
Trains arrive lu Bratilcluru-
1857 d. lu., from New London and Ncw York
1873 p. "a, from Miller Falls, ho0sar Tunnel Dos
ton, Fitchhurp. &c
5:43 p. M, from Springfield, New York, &c.
1870 =. IA, from Boston. Worcester Hao-uc Tunnel,
Gc
1O:1l p. M, from Mcrs 'a.. Boston. Titchhurg sc.
%. BENTLEY, Gen. supt.
New London, Conu., Soy. go, 1877. 80
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TRUTHS.
Hop BIfIcrS are the PHresf aud ResI
BifIers err made

They are compounded from Hops, Buchu, Man
lrake aud hAndeliOn.-t9e oldest. best aud most
valuable me diclurs IN the world and contain all
The best and most curative properties Of AL otherI
Bitters, being the greatest Blood Purifier LiNerl
.ReEulAt0r. and Life aud Health Restoring AGENT
On earth No disease or in health eau possibly.
long czist where these Bittcrs are used 20 varied
and perfect are their operations.
They give new life and yieor 10 the aaed audl
nirIl. To al Whose empiu yneuts cause IRE GU
ariiy ~ the bowels or urinary organs, or who re-
4ulre an Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stmulant
tnesv Btters are invaluable being highly curative
tonic and stimulatinr- without intoxicating.
No matter what your fec lIilEs symptoms are.
wat tho disease or al.useut is Hop nitters.
Don't wait uuti you are sick. hut II YOU only feel
Dad or miserable, uss the Dhters at once. II may
save your lie Hundred have been saved hy snI
doing - 5000 -: WILL be paid Tor % easel
: they will not cure OF helm
DO not suffer Yourself ~ let yuur friends sun 7,
but use-and urge them Go Use Hop Htters
Remember, Hup Litt-rs is no vile drunpe3
drunkeu nostrum, hut the purest and beet meli-
cine ever made; the ''lnyaiid'S Friend aud Hone
ana 10 person or family should be without them.
Try the Bitters To-day
: Ivy Hop Cough Cure $ Pain ISeIieCl
-
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CLAIMS.
!. The combination. substantially ahuys s,i
forth, Of tLe AuGer-bvau protesting literally at one
sl n; the maui frame aud stl-dr4it tongue, and 81
both the running wheels az the harvester the hinged
huk connecting the nuEer-beam aud nam frame, aod
the haud-icyer connected with the inner end Of the
nurrrhe4u for the purpose 81 turning up the outer
end thereof upou the lower huEe-Iiyoi OF the said
link aE4-.
.. Tho combination, substantially as before set
forth OF the Luger-bc-in Projecting -tcrally 1t one
side % the main frame and still draft tongue. and 81
both the running-V heels # the harvester, the lima
connecting the hi Ierboam ami main frame. the hand
lever connected with the inner end 81 the hugerbeam
and the second lever upou the main frame.
o. The combination, substantially before set
forth OF the cuter-stuUE, the crank driving the
the connecting rod. aud the swivel inurnai-bOI
OF the conuecne-rod, having its pyos arranged lon
gitudiually Of said coUuectiur-rol
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How To MAKE GINGER BEER-This most
refreshing of summer drinks can be made
thus: Take of Race ginger root, well pound
ed, four ounces; cream of tartar three
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Price 500 a Bottle.

A 3l-paao pamphlet. containing history Of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP. O. valuable paper Oh progress IN
medical SCIENCE treatise Iron mt dical agent
testimonials from distinguished physicians, clergy
men aud others viii be vent free g. any address.
SETH ". F0wLE G SONS Fropr.-iors, Sc Harri-
son avenue. Boston. Sid by q, a.eIs generally.
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THIS PATENT is now owned BY
JOHN GORE and S. M, WAITE,
and a right to use it must be secured
from them, or its infringement will
be prosecuted 10 the full extent of
the law.
Address JOHN GORE or 5. NJ WAITE, Brattleboro,
Vermont tGu
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Geo. d. Prentice speaks at line "Tnc Tomb
Builder" We suggest To mothers that rIrTEES MN
UIEs OF precious time mey build d tomb Ter the dear
form that sleeps so gently should Group IN it,
worst form attack %. luw will you guard against
the destroyer: Dam YOU neglect to every kuuau
precautiuu2 II L. not possible e. havo phvscla u
always az hand. frtquently the M, taken 90 calling
would be the death OF the child. Nr assume o.,
grave responsibility Of eayiur To- these uoiLers that
Hatchs Universal Cough Syrup Is neatly a specific
has yet lrcu discovered for thl. r,ad disease.
We should not sal this without posluNr LruWl,dgp.
The medicine has been tested TOT i.rr'rf war; and
thousands quietel nightly BOY 900. ia,t that they
have it In reach for immediate u-,. INrr, mother
longs Tor safeguard Uf this kiuj L,4ulIr -4.s and
10 cent samples for sale Bog Il. G.. Willard Is Go.
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LUMBER LUMBER !
D. w. MILLER
FOR SALE!

A BOUT GO feet Of IRON FENCE; pattern weep
IA ing willow, with lamb under il, with gate ana
stone posts; very handsome. To be sold in conss-
quence CT making new arrangements IN the cemetery
Inquire OF G. }. Lawt0u, corner Of Washington and
south Main Street, opposite the cemetery, BrAttle-
boro. eoWtfI6
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MOODY AZ IIOWE'S
General Insurance Agency,

ofers RELIABLE indemnity IN FIBsT-CLAss stocl
Con paHies, such as the
.feT.V.I, H.IRTFORD F'HHe.V'TX s.
.S.TTIO-N.IL, ~ hartford,
HO.uR Of -NfH Fork,
PEfE.N'GFI FIELD FIRM $ .U.EEfIyy-Ef
ROI'.EL Of LiBerD0oI, SC.
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JANNEY COUPLER. BUTFLl. AND PLATFORM.
THE WHARTON PATENT SWITCH, and thv
WESTINGHOUSE AIB-BEAKE.

Forming in conjunction with perfect double track
and ruad-no combination ct safeguard. against ac-
cideuts which haN- rendered them practically impos
silll
PrLLMAS PALACE cans arc run 90 al gtTre-s trains
from New York, rhil4ae llula, Baltimore and Wash
iugli Q, Chicago Cincinnati, Laus,lis. Indianapolis
and 81. Louis, WITHOUT CHANGE, and O. all prIu-
cipa p1iui- 90 She far West and Sontn v'h ty,St.,
chang, OF care Connections arr made lu uuldI q l.
pot-. and are assured 90 al important points.
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Are the most cf
fcctivc and congo
NAL prrgativeevcr
discovered They
are mild. but eff
icctual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
r,,~c1,tpg prtIov-
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CAUTION !
New ENGLAND Mower
REIsSI l..


O,6IO. HAHvEsrEHs. john Corr. Brattleboru, VI.
Patent No. 4G,5s- dated Dec ~, lsay: reissue No.
l.l2Y, dated Jau. Is 1851; extended seven years.
Filled May u, ls75.J
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r. H. EDDY,

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