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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-20

OSE OF TIL VERY BLT CULTIVATED CorS-
tbs in the whole Eepubiio .- said 20 Le Ian
caster county Penn. originally settled iy
Menuonites, Morayiaus and DunklrS, WHO
fed from Germany and Holland 10 avoid per
secuton during tine eighteenth century. They
were mining and agricultural people, and
their descendants today follow the same call
mps that their ancestors d.3 Lancaster was
laid out III l72H and was .na fourth county IN
the State. Ii contains "-9 square miles: the
value of the farms is estimated az about $50
600 GOO; of its agricultural products nearly
so. 600, GOO, and It's minerals some $4,000
600 The population is about 226. coo; the
farms are small, from 80 TO 100 acres geuer-
ally, IA farm of 200 acres being very rare
These are seldom sold Iuay are handed
down from sire 10 sou-tA. Pennsylvania
Dutch, as they are commonly named, being
the most industrious. thrifty and conservative
OF people. They have changed very little in
tine last $50 years, having the same notions
habits. and preiudioos that they lada century
ago. They are not enlightened in any sense ;
but they work hard, pay their debts, prosper
materially, and MIud their own business II
the Americans generally understood farming
az they do. this country would be the garden
Of the world
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-20

BLINDERs.--We are glad TO note a move
ment in favor of removing binders from the
harnesses of horses. Blinders are appropriate
ly named. since they are a frequent cause of
blindness, resulting from an undue pressure
against the eye At least ten per cent ot
their work is lost where horses wear bludcrs,
which are OF 10 possible usc except 10 display
initial letters or family crfsts. II d. not, of
course 10 bee recommended that they ba ut
once discarded in the case of horses on which
they have always been used though many
such would do better without Them but II is
on young horses that their use is especially
TO be deprecintcd Where it is considered
necessary TO Use binders al all great care
should be paid TO their shape and their posi-
ton on the bride they should be very much
followed out over the eye, aud should Doe so
placed that the greatest concavity will come
directly over IT, If placed a little too high on
too low, their edges are liable 10 bruise or
chafe the parts with which they come in con-
tact -- CuitiUdtOg.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-20

HE BRUSRAU SYSTEM or SLAUGHrEEINd
CATTIE-The following description of this
French system of slaughteriug cattle will in
terest many Of our reader: 4 itathem
mask, called the 'forhead piu-mask, is strap
ped over the bullock's eyes and face. Ia the
centre of the mask directly over the mid
forehead, is an iron plate. fitted into the
leather. the under surface being Hat and clos,
to the head In the middle Of the plate Is "a
round hole. into which the bolt or pin is i'll
serted. The death-blow is dealt wit q wood
en- mallet on the head of the pin. which
pierces the brain an inch or two usually kill
ing the bullock NJ once. Finding that death
would come quicker if the air entered the brain.
the inventor adopted "a Dol; which Is followed
out ut the lower end 10 form a punch, and
conveys enough air to the brain to render the
brute iusensibe. The blow Us now given OBJ
hquoly. forcing the bolt into the spinal mar
row, aud finishing the work instantly. The
apparatus costs in France about SIX dollars.
and the time consumed i'll killing bullock
is scarcely more than oue-hat minute The
mallet used measures less than one yard,
weighs only five or six pounds, and may bs
handled effectively by boy while the blind
folding renders the most fractions animal
perfectly quiet and gentle BcstOa JouHa
az (hfMjSfyY.
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The farmer sat in his easy chair
smoking his pipe Of clay,
while his hale old wife with busy care
Was clearing the dinner away;
a sweet little girl with nue. blue eyes
On her grandfAthers knee was catching frs.
The old man laid his hand on her head
With tear on his wrinkled face;
He thought how often her mother dead,
Had sat in the self-same place.
As the tear stole down from his half-shut eve
Don't smoke said the child; chow il makes you
cry"
The house-dog lay stretched ont on the io0l
Where the shade after noon used 20 steal;
The busy old wife 10y the open door
Was turning the spinning wheel,
And the old brass clock tue mautlctree
Had podded along 10 almost three
still the farmer sat IN his easy chair,
While close 20 his heayiug breast
The muistencd brow aud the cheek so fair
OF HE sweet grAndDhild were presstd:
His head, bent down, on her soft hair lay
fsst asleep were they both, that SUMMER day
Charlie e.. EasiHat.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-20

ONE PARIS MILKMAN. Paris consumes $780,
coo quarts of milk daily its quality is anoth-
er matter. The supply is obtained from "a
radius of 80 miles round the capital. Now,
good rich milk means long life for babies and
old persons consequently money is 10 OBJ
ject il the end can be obtained. 4. N. Har-
don, residing at short distance from Paris,
supplies $50 quarts per day to a select circle
OF customer. at II sous per quart. He has
sixty cows, each yielding, on an average,
eight quarts of milk daily the milk, when
drawn from the COW, is well shaken and
cooied-the Danish plan-iu water pumped
up from a deep well, by q steam engine. This
arrangement prevents the cream from set
Ting. The milk is then placed in quart and
ahalfquart cans. and soldered. with in addition
the seal of the farm. The mornings is never
mixed with the evenings milk; the food sup
piled 10 the COWS is uniform. and the breed
of cattle, the Cotentile. is never changed NJ.
Harden buys the COWS immediately after their
calylng, at 700 francs each, and sells them
the moment their yield of milk falls below
eight quarts. His farm consists of 300 acres,
and his net cash profits are $4,000 francs
yearly. The COWS are fed on beets, carrots.
trench-preseryed maize, and uncut hay two
tons of bran per month are given; from
March to November the cattle are grazed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-20

THE New CORN PEST The Springfield Re
publican of the 18th inst. has the following
A new and apparently formidable pest. an III
sect that eats corn, has been discovered at
Pittsheld, Coleraine, Newton and other places
this fall, and DIR. c. b. Smith of CRANKY has
lately found it at work on corn growing in
the garden of Dea. Samuel Smith who lives
near the South Hadley line. This insect is as
thick as the potato beetle. and about one.third
larger and broader 1t is of a dark brown
and black color, with spots of dark gray ON
the black. The body seems 10 be covered
with short hairs, and quite strong shell un-
der this protects it from harm. The number
found on different ears varies from one or two
to twenty. With the matured bug under the
husks of the corn ears are found multitude5
of small fry, very active and OF fine promise
for work next year. Occasionally one may
be found with its head buried 70 the bottom
of the kernel, and body standing out at right
angles with the ear OF corn. The silk Of the
ear in which il is at work has a black un-
healthy appearance, and the husk near the
tin is pushed out from the ear. aud of a
brown or black color. Many farmers think
this newcomer will rival the potato bug IN
mischief, and some are likely 10 lind lis marks
this year when their corr is huskeA
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PROV ERRG.

The Richest Blood, Sweetest Breath
and fairest Skin in Hop Bitters"
"A little Hop Bit.crs saves big doctor
bills and long sicknesa"
That invalid WI. mother. sister orI
child can be made tie picture of health
with Hop Bitters"
"When worn down and ready 10 take
your bed, Hop Bitters is what you need"
Don't physic and pAysic. for 1t weakens
and destroys. but take Hop Bitters, that
build mp continually"
physicians Of ali schools use and reel
ommend Hop Bitters. Test them"
Health Is beauty and joy-Hop Bitters
gives health and beauty"
There are more cures made with Hop
Bitters than ali other medicines"
''Mhen the brain IL wcaried the nerves.
unStrung the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
tiers
That low, nervous YER, want of sleep
and weakness, calls for Hop Bitters."
Try Hop COHgh 4 ere $ EafM Keller.
For sale IN bratteboru j. n. Thorn a SON
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ConstpatDd bowcs inward piles, cosuyouess, feyers,
torpid liver yel.owIcss q the skin and eyes ndigts-
lion, dyspepsia, and all arrangements of the internal
yiscerl, are cured hy 'swayies Tar and sarsuparla
Pills" ULuEe many other purgatyts, they do not it.
rtate the stomach aud bowels 10y frequent use. They
keep the system i'm healthy condition by arousug
tine torpid liver Co healthy action and cxpchug bv the
bowels and Kidneys the matter that posuus the tlu-
dalton Of life Be particular 20 obtain Swayue's Pills.
Price % cents box at al leading druggists. II. e..
Willard & Co.. Brattleupro ECeuts.
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Hardware!

We have Il very full and complete
stock Of Hardware, in all its bran ch
eS, comprising Heavy and Shelf
Hardware, Nails. Iron and Steel.
Saws, Axes, ChiselS, 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 Il RaSps,
Betting, ShoyelS, Spades. Picks a
Hoes, ---all Of which we offer at low
eSt possible prices for good goods.
c, T. THOMPSON & CO,
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Railroads
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD

v5ssF5s5s.=sFs A l trains on TINS az road "a viii
G.sssisssisissl +. .th leave BRATTLEBOBO for OIL
-E--@H--------p North at 1880 a. M,
1905 o. M. as y. m, and 1920 ,.
The 1920 J.. m. train o. express for Montreal with
sleeping car attached.
50. Adams, Rutland, burlington, Montreal, the las-
snmpsic road and the white Mountains.
Tue sos pm. train is express for White Mountain
The .45 D. N. train is mail train for White River
Junction.
Trains leave BELLOWS FALLS for the south, con-
meeting with the Connecticut River line nt Brattleho'
no. follows: Montreal express train at $50 o.. m
mail and accommodation, $50 o. me-; mail ana accom-
mediation. ? $50 y. M. and express 80 y. ~.
The 800 O.. M. train arrives in New YORK at l2:OU
Ill.,; the 1880 a. III. train az 4 30.
All these truiIs make close connection with Boston &
Albany Il. H., both east and west Of Springfield.
% j. MULLIGAN, superintendent.
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LEWIS Il KELLRY's
Real Estate Loan Office,
sO2 ElsOllst Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
SOP NlcOllst Avenue,
Al. W. LEWIS, Minneapolis.
a. 4. KELLEY, formerly Of Putney, Vt.

Special attention given to the placing of funds on
Real Estate IN city and vicinity, that 81 Wilnet
the lender aud 10 per cent interest payable SEMI
annually. Mortgage deeds taken to secure notes
for principal with coupon notes attached given 10,
the installments OF interest.
All loans made by us, well as the interest," OF
them will be collected free Of charge II wished
titles examined taxes paid, property sold debts col
lectedan prompt returns made.
send for circular showing our method Of doip
business.
kETERENcEs,-N orthWestern National, Merchants
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Albany, Ind. Barber a Trumbauer, bankers. Polo
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Co.. ~ A. LeHis Co, Market National Bank, Boz
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Nrm Advertisements.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
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Canada having population greater than 5OOU accord
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papers which are recommended To- advertisers give
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rsrrrLmnrsrnoLn NM.

USEFUL HuuhEHOLB HINTS.
FoH IErsEuy1N0 wuE HAM -juao threy
ounces of puly,riacd fage. and turn pint OF
cold. soft watur over it. have Do n o. 'u dish
with 20 cover ltt DO steep over Tine nfc i.u nr
fifteen minute strain 10 ol and add H iaili
spoonful 0i puiy,riaOd hoiat. and inp .tm.
quantity ui fine slil Keep 300 ~ tight eOlE'u
bottle. and apply with "a sponge or soft c-Di.
10y ruuhng gently U'l over in' heAo ih'H
brush nightly Use % m4Ai ANA morning.
For everything uut dliuy baidn s-,
acts like % cAul-.
TO T,rr our Nurr.-Gt U.r dr,,t
Chloride of lime YOU cam buy. and tuf stro.e
fhrie. dissolve four tablp-roanrIs uf If u
ona-half mint cf water. I,tth. m.Il.u.d Ollie
tieIa d. i'm tI,i. solution Nit,,H1uIlnt.l T...
DO ont. vlirr 10 gently nuI pvt InimtD.ui..y
into weak murul.u acid one 1ar u.l ....
flur pnrts soft water Tor d,lID.f. II.i..
tr. solution or l.ma should Doc u... mu.l
wea-er. three or four time. the guuality o.,
water should be put to tAa lime. lOt th. ar-
ticle De 900 SC only five minutes. and iu.u put
into the luur.ntic acid
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closets. uDdatpuu~ and other la.,. "u... .f..
IH7. Gus are ioD"d' AIl.. ''A 'r
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il THAT HAVE BEEN
Pure Paints !

HALL, BRADLEY a co. S PURE LEAD.
HALL, BRADLEY 4 CO.'S PURE ZINC.
JOHN W. MAsURY SONS RAILROAD COLoRs.
MAsUEYrs FINE COACH CARRIAGE PAINTS, in
full variety.
THE AyEEIIL CHEMICAL PAINTS.
LOW, Dry and in Oil and Japan.
PURE LINsEED OIL.
An the above strictly hrst-elass goods and will
he soldlow.
CT. THOMPSON & co.
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CLAIMS.
!. The combination, substantially as above set
forth Of the nuger-0eam projecting latera} a. one
side Of the main frame aud Etiurat tongue, ana o.
both the running wheels Of the harvester the hinged
link connecting the hnger-bcam aud main Frame ahd
the hand-ever connected with the inner end Of the
BEAM for the purpose Of turning up the outer
end thereof upon the lower hinge-lyot Of the said
link a an axis.
2. The combination, substantially az before sei
forth, of the hnger-beam projecting literally az one
side of the main frame aud Ft draft tongue ana Of
both the runnina-wheels Of the harvester the link
connecting the hnger-beam and main frame the hand
lever connected with the inner end of the hnger-beans
and the second lever upon tine main frame.
.. The combination, Substantially o. before fei
forth. of the CutierstOCk the crank for driving tue
same, the connecting rod. and the swivel iuurua-bU1
of the cuuucctiuurOd, having its pvuts arranged luu-
gtudinally Of said cUnuectnE-rod
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r. H. EDDY.


GECUEES Patents IN the United States; also in
- Great Britain, France aud other foreign cOuu-
tries Copies Of the claims OF any Patent furnished
by RENTING one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington No Agency a. the DHea STATES possess
superior facilities FOR obtaining Patents asceT-
fanny tae pafentG5tit1y Of iHBeRtiOHS.
Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents.
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IEsTIM NIALs.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable aHd
success practitioners with whom have had oihcal
intercourse CHAS. MASON, COm'r of Patents.
inventors cannot employ d person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them early
and favorable consideration al the Patent Once"
EDMUND BURKE, late Com Of Patents.
BOSTON, Oct. 70. 1870.
h. II. EDDY, EsQ.-Dear Sir: You procured fur M e
40 1870 my hrst patent. Since then You have acted
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cured many patents, reissues and extensions / have
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Philadelphia aud Washington, but still give You al
most the whole Of my business in your line and ad
wise others TO employ you.
You're truly GEORGE DRAPER
BOstOu. Jan.I 1875.
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gE@ LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD

TRAINS LEAVE BBATTLEBOBO AS FOLLOWS:
Going south.
i:20 a. in. for South Vernon, Springfield, Miller'R
Falls, Fitchburr. Boston, &c.
$3.50 o. M. iur Conn. River Il. L.
1890 %. m.. for Miilcrs Falls, FiichburC Boston,
Huosac Tunnel, &c.
2:l2 D.. u., for Boston.
$3.50 D.. IN. accommodation for Conn. River r. u.
.4U pm. press for Conn. Eiy. D. H.. with Fitchuurg
train west with fast express for Boston wa Boston
Albany Il. IT,, and at New London with steamers
for New York.
Going North.
Trains arrive IN Brattleboro-
lU:2j d. IN, from New London aud New YORK.
12:15 D.. Ill.,. from Miers Falls. Hoofac Tunnel BOs-
ton, fitchbufg. sc.
800 .. uI.. White Mountain express.
5:4a p. M, from Springfield, New York, Sc.
1:2j O.. l., from Boston, orccster HOOsac Tunnel,
sc.
l0:ll p. H., from sliers Fails, Boston, Fiichburg SC.
G.. ". BENTLEY, Gen. surt.
New London, Conn, July 10, 1875 90
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OF the Pennsylvania route BE- admitted 30 be unsur
passed tine world for grandeur beauty variety
superior reireshmeut facilities provided. I'm
pi1yes courteous and attentive and Il d newt
able result that trip by the PunuEy Railroad
must form pleasing aud memorable experience.
Tickets for sale Al the lowest the ticket on
ces % the Company all important cities and towns.
PRANK THOMPSON. l.. J.. FARMER
SeHerHi Mandqo. Gsl. fEss Art
G. s. HALDEAAN. New England Agent,
2j3 aud 205 Washington Street. boston. Mass
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THIS PATENT is now owned by
JOHN GORE and S, N, WAITE,
and a right to use it must be secured
from them, or its infringement will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law
Address JOHN GORE or S. II. WAITE. Brattletoro.
vermont tiI9
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THE BRATrLERORo
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CAUTION p!
New ENGLAND Mower.


G,GlO. HAuvrsrEns. John Gore, Brattleboro, Vt
Patent No. 2B5sl. dated Dec. -, 1859 reissue No
l,l2g, dated Jan. 10, 1901; extended seven years
Titled May17 1871
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COLLINS
VOLTA PLASTER

An Eloctro-Galvanlc Battery combined with
highly Mcdieatcd strengthening Plaster.
:o-sniur; The best .'ln-,ef iJr pulus and ao.i.-
iu the W Grid OF Medicine.
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TH. uau,a ..sve nom la da.ly u.e isto INC To-
u..aE WELLS. or NlLls FARGO d Co.
IT ha- cured as after twelve vcar- Of uninterrupted
uls. ". uoUGurov, wAlruAN. Mas.
: ruUuWru ue directions 90 tI. letter and am haf.
l. N. tl,Al,.4 d., t.s-AlisI, Iowa.
! Iavr recommended Dc TO quite n number OF rv
. uI.t... ... ui whom have depressed to me thor
L.EI g.I Uf l value aHu ruui effects with them.
"ti IlWi.N, go lIsE sI., ST.. L1JI..
4 rTIu u.Ia- two ro.Ics TnI myself permanently
- cured. uIFu since recommended uFHf uu.
hundred bottles NitY t.e ereatgs slccg
l'l AAELl-0s AVE-, Ela-
W. utea sold -.~fHeu' Hntc'l trur for usar.
tI.- m..ag HteulaHHi t.H. Hafa eacH urIvrl
llt.uea... "e .arp .gl .1 ll-lu ui the INST cone
l-.-.-lHr. d e1.TAsuIycr5S, ls1.
V'u -u-, ,g .'st g.. t. r.-. l.- .s-oun'a atur-st
ttle Wa-sI I.H..f. D.. i...t 10 seemed 90 those
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