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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

w. 20 ile IE-ssi sweet II the sd. Ii j. AL
b., ll asei the healing at, o the satisfaction 3
t1.Esauds. 10 caE say ought q VhIie- beau-lfl.
Eauey- gathered rlln II. countless thousands Il the
splendid nJv-Ts that zdlru reds and e1rdtl-.
HoEEH1UNu, VIA: mother lives that i ~; 4rluz!-t-
Cd with it. virtues in banisling Coughs and Co-ds
from the family Why, l. 50 n II know that ey-
cry eardy sh.p would lose It's custom 1r-ess here
hound candy occupied pace, aud The most FrCrni-
Lrut Position in every Showcase. IAE l7oEs la L.
and ies raise tLeir skirts i-r fear q sttug thrlr
clothes Falie1 get i is the y-etaas Production Il
the t-1u.1ul pine tree tL4t --1a. a. up southern
forests: and by the aid q chemistry Do Is .1u-c t.
contain medicinal qlzlilas UNIVERSAL ADMITTED b.
Fhssic.ans q the Alehes, st-ud--. 1t pres -ylng
qualities vel Undesst--l B.! every ship owner
aud " hen coLtazion, Gsras= -ul dszil Infect IL
vessels they fll-zis the J. llte- slP from stem g.
sierra via tar ta-s Eer-F.l- tL- demon q dls--se
aud d-ata usu.I8g tie health AID he q s1try Izs
,-LEsT a bard H.SET, HoKEHOUED AID IAz,
combined together aided by scisIce and the hishest
chemical sEi, fa-rn remedy admitted By the NOS
vzpvr encej Itysclzos IS the oest. 7ss certain AZ
harmless vrs Y.ratiau ever made flE ihe r1sat.
,y,gg eurs % Coughs, Col1s, Eozrs=rsss, I-fusu
AID all bronchial zae--l1n rs lezdiuE 10 ClnsCuPt
from Ehieh t4ous2ads are sueer.ng. This valuable
REMEDY : EnCsn a.
Hans HoSET OF HoEEzlUSo ASD TAI.
Prees s. cents AID 81. GrsL; saving ty purchasing
large sic sid By AL druggist
Ilks's T0o;Al-As Drops Gaze = uizu;f-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
The s.eppin=.Srone to Health.

Tie aoq1.si7- o. vita. erere, Is The steTs-s stone
health. When the system lacks vitality. the va
Nus organs tag ;k-!- duty, become eEr0ric4ily
irregular. auI disease i eventually instituted. L
prevent tbs unhappy state cf things, the det;ssa
system should be bu.li % by the q thGt uis-
bic tou:e. H1s;sitsrs stomach Biiers, witch il wig
tie digestive organs ard usgres the thorough
ersicu q food into uloo Of urishug quality.
t-ul EEeuce every muscle, nerve and Iber acqS-Ie
uuEUuted suYphes Of v-1r. and the Whole system
experiences The beuefclzl eE=lt Appetite returns,
tie system IS refreshed by leAlthful s!umbeT, the
GrCE strong and calm, the desFc Hd-ucy b.
gotten Of chronic Indigestion ard a. Uncertain state
4 nezIh dlzpFtar, and that s1llow Ip-4 rzrcr q
sEn Peculiar 20 hahitu4 nsalids, and Et-sas De-
heitlt iu vital e-srey, replaced ty rre rs uls
t.u-t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

The syupt-ms moisture, Ike ps-EIi rat 2, IL
tense itching increased BY sc-ztchiIs very distress
irg par -ullsly Al night IS Il Tin worms we've cra
ing ard ab1Gt the return, the private parts AZ
s-ne1lDes Affected; Z allowed q cout-rf, H--g So
nous results may follow. De. SwATSE's ALL-IEA--
ISG OISE1EEST a peasant sue cure.
BONE CURLS.--M~ were gr-at s-Eert-s from
Echln- Pies re s-z TONS were a. zt-v- deserted.
the as % szzguss D--t---u u s-1r- tine mad
perfect cure.
J. ~. CHRIST, Bot and stoe HCusa, "a \. % ST.
7. C. WETNAS. Halter, S :. E ltL ST, Pli-l-s
Reader. 4 yr- z-- Suffering from THIS dst--ss.--
csnplalui. us Te;ieT. It1l- sad + I'd. EIug II
BaEbers lt-A, any crusty, s.ay ska s-ultl- =,
SWayus's Dlatmelt and De cured. sent bg IA. o.
any -ddrsss rcselpt q V-l-t ,iu C--ec rst1gs
1tzups}. ~ ceuts ucL. three boxes * address
letters Dr. swayue son So y. sixth street, Fl..A
delVhia- - charge for adv-e- : "a ~ laz4.lE
dFugsisis; IN BsaitsbC.o - 4. e. N-lzrd s c..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

Why, Gov, hoE east thou Be 50 satisfied:
50 vel content With an things here besoE.
50 unobtrusivs and so sleepy-eyed,
50 meek, 50 lazy aud 90 awful sl0Vf
Dost thou not know that everything Is mixed
That nAught Is As it should b. or this earth,
That gTisy0usly the world DEEDS TO be t1ec,
That nothing We can give has any worth,
That tiuss Are hard. that life IL fun u care,
OF sin AID trouble aud untoEaFdness,
That love Is folly, friendship but a snare =
Prit, Gov this is no time for llEiness!
The eud thou eheEest Is Dot what il seems!
Get up and moo, Tear round aud quit Thy drea n
birii l.. Proud
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

In a recent speech at an agriculture! fair,
Vice President Wheeler said
The fact, hard as il is remains that We
can never regain cur old-time prosperity M
I'll a far larger portion Of our people become
willing. through patience and manly toll IN
the useful and productive arts Of life, 10 earn
every dollar ;hey receive. Our young men
must learn that they cannot with impunity
ignore the lower rounds Of the ladder on which
their fathers climbed with patient toiling
steps, aud come 10 property and reputation
with bound. In manly occupation and man
IN Independence alone can be laid the foun-
dation Of honorable permanent prosperity
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
Moving Machines.

NTEssEs. NEwHALL & sTEIBINs ba,ire Issued
VI Their circular 10 which taey propose TO Cu4rau-
tee al. parties using % IL moving uarhir's RON
damages for infringement Il John Cores Patent toe
suh-crlhtis would say % fh aud TIE Iubc ttat ID
Newh1 Stettirs 100 furnish a-y good evidence q
their rec1uisry responsibility that would be respect
adie guaranty that dlfnaecs couid Be- collected ~ item
on The iss-e q snt they shall be cratiaed WITH such
. chance. JOHN CORE.
$. ". WAITE.
Braiilet9ro. Jgus y. 1871. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

Those hnguii, tiEesous ser sztions, causing you 10
feel scarcely able % b your fest that ooustaut
drain that Is taking fToIu your system all It's former
elsiicty driving the bloom r. Il your chesks; tia;
continual strain upon your vital forces rendering you
irritable and fretfu EASILY b removed By the
Of that marvellous REMEDY, Hop Bttsrs- Irregularities
aud Cbstructous Of your system relieved a. CIc=
while the special .auses q periodical pain Eeruz
nenty removed VII you he'd this See ''IFuths- p
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
Railroads.
VERMONT Valley RAILROAD

T5sf5 5f559-s777 A ~ ~ trains on this road will
Essssiisas .i.ss q t=isa leave BBATTLEBOBO for all
-Aa----a---i----pout North at 1850 9. m,
3;15 r. M, As 7. m, aud 10 20 p. m.
The 10 10 m. train is express for Montreal With
sleeping car attached.
Tho 10 30 train Is mail train for Montpelier,
ST. Adams. Rutland. Burlington, Montreal, the Pas
sumpsic road aud the White Mountains.
The O5 pun. train is express for white Mountains.
Tae t;45 l.. 70. iriiu is mail train for White River
junction.
Trlins leave BELLOWS FALLS for the south. con-
Meeting with She C1uucc,cut River line at Brattleb0-
o., as follows: Montreal express train Al 80
mail aud accom- mediation $50 g. m. mail and accom-
uciation, $3.50 p. m, and express ;55 2. u.
The 80 a. M. train arrives in New York at l2:OJ
III. Tho $50 a. n. train 81 AIS.
Authese trAils make close con nectiou with Boston
Albany K. r, both east and west q Sprin Fhed.
- J. MULLiGAN, Superintendent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
Keep Tour Liver Healthy.

And thus WLrd 81 many distressing CoupIlints, by
using "SSzynes Tar and S1rszparI-1 Pills. cure
sicE ueEYcls hsEdE ne, GiEElues tlLi1uslrs Ia
taste il the noah, dyspepsia, inward piles. al CON-
paints Of the stomach and bowels They act Eeutly,
without pain or griping and do not leave the bowels
eostye a. j. the case with many other purgatiYes.
Prepared ouly By Dr. SEayue < son, PaiAdtlphia
aud sold at 3 celts 3 toI by Il. c. willard Co,
BrAttlsboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

Not being particularly familiar with the
good points IN sheep eau only say that all
the animals shown were undoubtedly superior
specimens i'll their several classes. or they
would have been lcft at home. Vermont
sheep breeders Lave attained too good a repu-
tation to allow Of the exhibition Of inferior
sheep or lambs at their fairs. The Cotswolds
on account Of their large size. clean. intelli-
gent looking faces, and long, heavy feeces.
have always been my fayoTites. There were
several pens of these on exhibition. II. II.
Martin. E. Montpelier, had Is. Il. G. Hill,
Elmore. % which took pr niums AT the ~
cent New England Fair. CAas. Niuterbottom.
Shelburn. -. G.. W. Flag. Bnintree. -.
Peter Robinson. La Cole. p. q. l.. and Geo.
Winterbottom. Champaign, y. Y. -. The
SOuthdowns bred for both wool and mutton.
were well represented by selections from the
hocks of A O. & J. Bemis Lyndon. II. D.
Moore Moore's Station. Canada. II. o. Smith,
Pomfret. J. D. Wheat. POtney. and c. X.
GRAY, T. Montpelier The number 10 each
pen ranged from ~ 70 30 animals The span
ism MerinoS. or more properly the Vermont
Merinos. which are tie sheep Of the State,
were no: largely exhibited Probably the
| leading breeders having Won about all the lau-
| rsls they care for can now afford to remain
/ away from the fairs for the present l miss
! the large docks formerly shown by MIR. Camp
| bell. Mr. Perkins. and other well known
| breeders. but find a few hocks entered by
young men. some Of whom may have a repu-
tation yet to gain. O. L d. 5. Hall, Z. Ran
dolph had the largest. - animals. Z. 5. Sto-
well. Cornwall. =. \. E. Fuller. Pomfret, -,
S G. Holbrook. II and II. c. Barnett, y
]. Il Hazen, ". Hartford. also showed 3
pens. The swine were mostly Berkshires and
| White Chesters. and the number brought in
was quite small. The price of pork is proba-
bly, too low this year, for much excitement
concerning the raising of swine VI. H. Da-
Wis. Alburg Springs Edward Broenel, s..
Adams. J. e. Smith, ST, Adams, and Geo.
Jones. Bedford. p. O. were the principal
contributors of Berkshirls, while ". D. Walk
er. Georgia. showed the White CLesters, and
c. X Gray a pen OF Poland Chinas Chas.
King, Z Fairfield. was also an exhibitor o!
hogs and there may have been few others
whose names l missed of finding.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

Thgss vh0 are suffering as though wiihoui hope
from the errors Of south-tk1se whose vitality has
been npairsd by exposures cE By intense appleatlon
20 business should not fail 20 IeFuse The Science Of
Life or SsfPreserVati0n written By the Chief Con
sinking PhyscAn q the Peabody Institute Boston.
See advertisement IN another eolunln-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

A little Cincinnati girl when asked what
God had made her for, replied To wear a
red fodder in my hat, Many an older per-
son of her sex has to all appearance, pretty
much the same conception Of Heavens de-
signs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad

s.4u3s c-nfessedly the head @: American laiays
The track d,uA!e the entire iea r,h g tie lue 4
-te rl.. .4.l -taFy oak tee. 0Eel Etha dlsd
IN f.uuiztlen 4 r.cs ballast eI-At--n inches 10
IL. AL bridge. are % iron 90 stone. and built
upon the moot approved Pans. Is p1ssenEer car,
vLle emineuty safe aud substantial are At the
1 me- r.----.- II r.nf.rt mi DIN Eee.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
Hardware!

We have a very full and complete
stock Of Hardware. in all its bran eh
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, ShoveIS, Spades, Picks Il
Hoes, ---all of which we offer at low
est possible prices for good goods.
CT. THOMPSON & CO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
Business Notirrs.


In z,.a-jslce With usual -rs. Tee TI'-l ers 4
The N4.elusE vii issue Sally TzIar during the
coming stss4l- z tue legislature Re ACSIFE-' H
DAILY JoUENAI u contain f1!l zuG accurate - cts
Of the doiuEs 80; branches q she General Assem-
biz. Eiih comments upon tie same the lat = news,
editorial and miscellaneous matter, exc. etc We &C.
sign % make several imp 1st4ut icr-CyeTcn's .r the
Daily for the fall and shall sIare no Ilirs . render
il the most valuable vehicle q information u regard
the doiUss Of the legislature and general SAT-
published IN the state Tie great ing II
Of the matters 70 lie c-s.Lerec ty cur next Leg
isai1re render is action 4 tire rFsst consequence
70 every freeman IN tie state. and C 20 waT =
be well advised - % the measures under 1sic
att by TerUsal 4 she LEGISLATIVE DAILY JcCE
Nal. NJ other DAILY vii give 80 igl reT .ts q n.
d1iuFs q tn Cererai assembly. ~ q tie hczr-cs
before a-uli;tsts Nv j. sac tine % sltscsite
TRIMS
Single c0f.ss. - s,-I.id IL 20 e4ch
Five ccpr- b. a-- z,llress ---l = cGcl
Ten copies, 10 address ..--l % each
The wAIcHNAS < CESAL for the session, poet
Vaid, including tie laws passed: Single ccprs hfly
cents ten copies, &c address, 500. E-I orders
are solicited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

CLAIMS
/. The combination, substantially as above set
forth Of the fugs--bcam projecting literally % one
side % the main frame aud siih-dra tongue, and =
both She running wheels q The harvester. tue hinged
huE connecting the hu-er-b,am and main frame AGA
tue laud.lever connected With the end II the
duger-beatn for the purpose u turning up the outer
end thereof upou the lower hinsc-Tiyc - the said
link an axis.
?. TLc combination, substantially as before sti
forth. O. the dngsrheam projecting literally - ore
side Of the main frame aud .ti1-draft tongue and 81
connecting the nuer-bezU and main frame the hand
lever connected With the inner end II the hngerDea
and the second lever upon TIE main frame.
g. The ccmlinsitou. substantially 90 before So
forth. q the cuiterstock the crauk for driving tbe
same the connecting rod. and the swivel ionrnatcH
cf the roLu -f grld having s ryl's -fd iaa-
rituliuaiy 81 said counc-tiuE-rod
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD


TRAINS LEAVE BRATTLEBORo AS FOLLOWS:
Going south.
l:20 a. IN. for south vernon, Springfield, Mlier's
Falls. Fltchburg, Boston, &c.
SOS a. m, for Conn. River u. z.
1870 4. IN, for Mlers Ealis T1'cLburr, Boston,
.1sac Tunnel &c.
2:i2 -. m, fer Boston.
$3.50 %. m. ccommodati0u fer Conn. Eiyer 2. Z.
$3.50 pl. express for Conn. Riy r. r. with flchbufe
traiu west. with fast express for Boston via Boston
Albany r. r., and az New London win steamers
flr New Iosk.
GOing North.
Trains arrive in Brattleboro-
l1:15 d. ul.. from New London aud Me- York.
i11i ?. from Millrrs Fa!is, HOOfae Tunnel B0s-
too, Iitthhlrc, &c.
5000 ,. IT,, Whltr Mountain express.
5:43 2. m. from Springfield. New York. &C.
1:15 3. m. from Boston, Worcester, H11sac Tunnel,
&c.
lO:ll p M. from Miers Falls Boston, Fliclburc, &C.
CIV BENTLEY. Gen. sup,
Nev London C0un.. July 10, 1875. 30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Ran:5y.
The Universal Pain Eztraotc-.
Note; Ask Ter Ponds Extract.
Take 70 ether.
Hear for viii speak OF excellent
IhIn~s

Hear, for will speak OF excellent
IhInEs"
PONDS EXTHACT-Th, great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. Has b-el IN use over
thirty years. and for cleanliness All
prompt curative sirEEes cannot be eNcliled-
CHILDREN. No family can l1ori TO e
without Ponds Extract Accidents,
bruises, Commissions, Curs. Sprains
are relieved almost insanity Pr External 4iill-
ScaIds. EIcoriatlons, ChaGngs,
old Sores. Rolls. Fclous, Carns, etc
ATFest- lIl3llllii! d. rr--'.S - --...i-. s.cEs
bleeding, removes dissertation All heals p
LADIES a-l itts-ir best r-i,al j. assuares
the pins % wi.i.a ia-y a-s peculiarly sub
1cc'--LQ'25.v fll--ss al4 pressure iii The head.
nausea. vertigo. T. L promptly an rates
maIIons anil alterations
He UORRHOIDS az PILES Gad &. us
The o7iy immediate rl-st arl Ui'i".a.' sCr'.
10 c1>s however ca11ll- OF o-='.----- ---l .--;
CARECOSEV VEINS. !. Is Pc r-'v sur rur-.
KIDNEY DTSEASLS. j. --- d. -4--. ~
BLEEDING from any cause Tor si'ta
specific. Il has s-v-l hu1l-,ls - lv.i
Vhtn all ether TtLliIl- l-..a O. -Er .r i'-e.'-
Ing n L nose, stomach, luu;s-, --t Csc
ToOIHACHE, EaraeLc. Ncura I=is,
ani RheumatisIn ~ .----.a- r----' .- --.
PEFSICIASsry,-f. -,.---s v-r ..---.--.
Ct win Ponds Extract Of " itch FEa-
letters of cuuurllatlol from tul'rl's %
llF-A- a-il-. q any u. Nlr-l frlCg n flr III
tleir own practice L. addition 90 tle Nr1-
-oil-. they or3cri's use f7TSUeIIiues 0f1I
klllS, Quinsy, Sore Throat. Unframed
TonsiiS. -iElp and CiIgL4- DiaTThaa.
CataTTh, tflr which Il Is F-~-is-. ALL
blains, Frosted Feet, sings OF In-
Eects. -Iosrutt1e>, &c. Chapped
Hands, Face --- I-l1ci ~ manner 81
skIl diseases.
TOILET 81. I,E-- SorenesSRou.h
ness -nl SnlartIng: h-a.sJut Erup-
lions AMI Eimpies- l'T-riEss tErt9e~1fss
sl1 Tcfcss ~. W.- v-- l---1 : IL. sO73ls t.-,
Complexion.
TO PAR HERS-Pond's Extract. VI
50. X II ellr, Do LlttH = Nan can aT1Tl % Pa
without g. L Il u--l ~ all 'a- i-zillE Livery
S-llas Street Railroads all lr,t o ---De1
Il New ll-s t.,y. i has 10 c+l--i ~ ~rrails
Ham rr slliie I9-ll-~. -. I-s-s
S-ratslss, swelling. C1-s l-aa -l-il-s l-.s--
i1Es. Pneumonia Cole, Di-rrlu-. tli's
@. J.. &c. Ia range q action Is y!je- ana rec
relief It -f'Cris j. 80 prompt .hlT q Is "a gllllbl,
u eTv-E Lrrl-l- rl 1s W 81 "a everv farm
lQu~e. 1t IL t- tra=l c--- n y-l 81 N seser
b without e.
CAUTION! Ponds Extract has been irl-
l-4,ed. Tie genuine -u-rll na- t1e words
Ponds Extract down 10 lsch bottle. it :
prepared by The only persons living v1o
ever knew Bow 70 ~ ilir- 3 pryfvry. 0-l-~e
oil other 1Te partitions of witch Hazel This =
ne c-,y an -.e used ty Physicians. ...l u Tie
hospitals ofilis country and EurCpa.
HISTORY aud Uses of Pom d's Extract,
N p4Tl.-..l-i form ~.l+ free on a1p.i-4--gu q
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, -
A-i.-1 i---. N-U Al-G-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04
CATARR
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,

CATARRH Il a disease OF the mucous membrane.
- IemreTau1ents and constitutions vary its severity
pierre wearing wet clothing, or exposure 20 Indictment
Seai-er, aad necoflng iAof9pfi!y ch.lled Whsn iho
and the strength AMI vital forces exhausted. The dis
case may arse from scroiutous claou % the blood,
cases the eye sad car are gelgray Involved and dis
charge Quantities q matter. IA. discharges from the
nose Tie distinctive feature IN al catarrhal cases ioil
acid IS TO cause reucss and orltion CT the skin
with which they come IN Contact thick aud yellow
ish emitting foul oder, CT clear and white Ike the
white 90 an esq There may be On entire lacy Of secre-
ton, the surfaces dry and cvcrish. the face 'front.'
as d t wascuctrclcI ly tiht. uy.ldlu- h1ul This
latter Taaso 81 called Dry tatafEl ile irce uaitery
.eaA.sis cause tAe tAs-es 70 sesl 40 osl{ite
calf impossible, EEd tie sufferer finds i necessary
= q. .t.e saiea ie = ;' ilg7eE Ie5lttiEg cold
The nsttcr ssiag down Tie throat creates constant
desire % hawk aal tNpcg iqTate - throw % OF; but
passing freely d5si ir5lths ms. and throat the ma
ca, t-colgs hard a1l iors lao scahs incsustAtous
Ha.sl rlj. s. K ga vratcry az ia tbs morning the
crested n mars DuA1'lty. Tie PAR a-1 becomes
tIa-siT al o, .r-lE c'aa tt.-s OF matter, De-
finally fcff S. ~ throat r--i lltuhss. ana lnrcs
tr-t Il lae r-rols system IS .-r.-l-l, SAGA ~
Alsllts.ss. Guns hos; Fs-Io-s disease v.--s al
i,s Il. .ls5t ..-5 ): teg5nes tira... Tls llya9.
t4-es c- l tE ~ Rps lst--rAL CCrE ve Cc..L-
srs-'r aitHc .a-e. III iaier rstsst,no1ias
r 49,, ~. .,-,-.s,t wi 4 -.-.--i.s Fis...s
]. r II .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-04

Among tie Ayrshir5s the most prominent
her,i is that q L :. Drew. South Burlington.
his pens being trimmed with blue. rsd and
white ribbons almost a. proflssly as those OF
Mr.. REYNOLDS Mr.. Drsw shows IS head, all
fine. vel brei animals, and originally from
the bss: breeders Of Canada Curtis Wheeler.
Fairfax. Is one Of the next largest exhibitors
Of Ayrshirss. showing 10 head, including >
year-old bnl. two COWS, and an assortment Of
me looking heifers and calves l. 1. Paris
also has herd Of Ayrshires, chiefly young
animals, among them bull recently purchas-
ed from Hon. W. F. hay, Phillpsb1rg. Car
ada and who promises 70 sustain the past
and present reputation Of Mr.. Paris stock
A. Fisher. St AlbAns, the oldest exhibitor Of
Ayrshirss in the State, showed head ). G..
MAcOmber. Grand Isle, and 5. A. Brooks, st.
Albans. each show a bull of this breed the
former raised by Mr.. Drew Of Burlington,
Chas King. East Fairfield shows one bull.
The DevOns are shown by Edwin House,
Waitsheld. with 6 head, including three
choice COWS, and a l;30-lb- 2-year-old bull,
al originally from the wel-knovn herd Of
Z. II. Hyde Stafford Springs, Conn. Nor
rison Il Norton, Addison, have > animals,
Prince Bismarck. 8 COWS and yearling heif-
er. This stock has been bred within itself
for more than twenty years, and, yet, contra
~ to what might be expected by most breed
ems, is still healthy and vigorous, and decided
" productive at the pail, having given, as a
herd, an average Of over 30 pounds of milk
per day. for two months during the present
season, and that with large proportion OF
heifeEs. Geo. Davis, RAst Montpelier had
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To as on this line neu Illustrate the fsrsce-uE and
orz! policy q its mans cement, IN zc--E2lce with
Nbica the utility only Il improvement and not it,
= has been the question % consideration. Among
Macy may b noticed
The BLOCK SYSTEM OF SAFETY SIGNALS,
JANSEY COUPLER, BUFFER AND PLATFORM,
THE WHARTON PATENT SWITCH, zld the
WESTINGHOUSE AIE-BRAkE,
Forming 10 conjunction with perfect double track
and road bed c1r1bination e safeguards a-4iust
1dea;s Walsh have rendered them practically IuQos-
sillr.
PULLSa. PtLAcE CAS- are run or all express trains
fs1u New York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash
iuGt1u g. CalcaI CirciuL1t. Louisville, Iudauarol-s
ard - Louis. WITHOUT CHANGE, and g. all prin-
cra' p.5iuts lr tle far West and SOUTH With hat
-.1rle Of cars. C-uuect.aus are made IN union de-
pots. and are assured 90 all important points.
The scenery
OF "a. Fenrsy Iyanl1 rgute admitted o. b uEsur
passed the word f1r ra-lel., beauty and lzriety-
Superior refresslaent faeil-tles provided I'm
T3yes are courteous AID attentive. aud i "a newt
abe result that IMP by she Pennsylvani Railroad
rrus; fo-rn pleasing and memorable e1 pErience.
Tickets for sale al the los est rates ai TIE ticket CT
css Z tas Company IL al 1rtaut cities aud toHns
FRANK THOMPSON. L. ?. FARMER,
tgeasrl' M1a11a-. Gal.. Plss. / a..
C. s. HALDENAN. NeU England Agent.
~ aud rs Washington Street Boston. Mass
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Are the most ef
fectiyc and congo
NAL p'rgativeeycr
discovered. They
are mild. but Of
ieciuai in their
operation. moving
tie bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
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