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! was asked by lady friend Of mine the
other day how ! made my soap. She compl-
mented Inc upon having 1t very nice. have
thought since that it might be useful for some
of your friends to know. and therefore send
my receipt My process has at least the mer-
1t of simplicity In the first place we have
none but hardwood ashes that our I've may
be strong and good; otherwise soap making
viii very likely prove troublesome. if not an
absolute failure Our soap grease is general
ly variety of odds and ends-scraps from
the lard frying, rinds from ham and shout
ders, with al occasional bone thrown IL
(Which will not injure the soap-the marrow
makes exco'en soap grease while q sIna
proportion of bone itself is not deleterious
but helps 10 give ''body. " along with what
ever drippings Of lard or tallOw we may have
not fit for other purposes The whole viii
make excellent soap If only kept clean and
free from faint and mould. When soap max
ing day arrives, have your soap kettle, if You
have not furnace, set upon stones, and build
"A fire under 1t. Start your fire with chips or
small sticks, if you like, but have u large
chunk or block for your main fire. Ii is not
necessary to get it wholly under the kettle
but close up at one side This will give you
what is very essential. IL steady heat, that you
may not have TO run every five minutes 10
fish out the blaze from under the kettle, 10
keep the contents from running overheard
Take a pailful or two of the first I've that has
dripped through your leach which should be
strong enough to bear up an egg. and boil,
stirring frequently. tn the grease. scraps,
&c, are mostly eaten up then fl up with
the weaker I've boil a few moments longer,
and your soap is made. In regard to leach.
ing the ashes, the leach should be good, the
ashes well packed, and the water added slow
ly, pailful at a time, a day or two before
the I've is needed -COy. Farmers -idCocdte
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In many sections the farmers are So well
pleased with their increased cultivation of
corn last season, that this spring they pro
pose increasing the breadth of land devoted to
that crop. Many practical farmers are of the
opinion that fodder-corn is worth. ton for ton,
as much as hay. for feeding 10 mich cows
also that Eastern corn will produce ut least
ten per cent more milk and twelve per cent
more butter than equal quantities Of Western
corn fed under the same condition. Expert
ence has also shown that cob meal for feed
ing 10 mich cows is equal in value TO meal
and shorts. The yield of corn per acre III
New England and New York averages nearly
- bushels valued IN 1876 at over - cents
per bushel. and showing n cash value per acre
of S2G.43; while the average yield Of corn
per acre IN the whole United States was but
a little over % bushels. its average value III
1876 but 81 cents per bushel, and the average
cash value per acre of the corn crop but ~. 60.
These facts and figures show conclusiyely that
the Eastern farmer can raise his own supply
of corn with advantage and profit, and should
not rest satisfied with appropriating consider
able sums III cash each year TO the purchase
of a crop so easily produced at home
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Many persons say Il haven't got the Con-
sumption when asked to cure their Cough
with Shilohs Consumption Cure. Do they
not know that Coughs lead 10 Consumption
and a remedy that will cure Consumption will
certainly and surely cure cough or any lung
or throat trouble We know it will cure when
ali others fail and our faith IN it is so positive
TINT we win refund the price paid if you re.
ceIve no benefit Is not this a fair PROPOSE
ton Price 10 cts 80 cts. and 81. 90 per bot
tie. For lame Chest, Back or Side, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price - cts. For sale
by II. C. Willard a Co.. !, n. Thorn d Son,
BrattlebOro.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Constipation, and general
debility when you can get at our store Shi-
loh's System Vitalizer which We sell on pos
tive guarantee to cure you, Price 10 cts and
- cts, For sale by H. c. Willard ~ Co., and
/. n. Thorn ~ Son, BrattlebOro.
"HAcKAETAoK' popular and fragrant per
fume. Sold by II. c. Willard d Co., and i. n.
Thorn a Son. Brattleboro.
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Times WoETH KNOWING W hat neat
housekeeper is not annoyed WHEN She sees on
the spotless woodwork of her doors or win
dows those long dark scratches which reveal
that some one has tried 10 light match 10y
drawing it across the paint Now this is
sometimes our experience. for servants will
be forgetful or careless and the tell-talc
scratches greet our eyes IN most unlooked-for
quarters But We have found % remedy for
the marks which, as every one knows. quite
defy soap and water. Cut sour orange or
lemon IL half, apply the cut half TO the marks
rubbing for n moment quite hard then wash
of with clean rag. dipped FIRST in water 10
moisten it. and then IL whiting Rub well
with this rag t-y thoroughly, and nine times
ont Of ten the ugly marks wiz vanish. OF
course sometimes they are burned IN SO deep
lv that they cnnnot be quite eraC Gated All
finger marks on painted walls, etc, should be
rubbed of with little damp whiting in the
same way. and never washed with soap suds
which destroys the paint
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Buslness Nutlres.


People suffer - great deal Of pain unnecessary!
Among fortunes that need not b. endured those
Unlisted by tine rheumatism and govt since the acrd
element IN the blood which produces them by contact
with the sensitive covering Of the muscles and joints
may be eliminated by the Of that matches depu
rent, Hosetters stomach Bittsrs before the infian
matury symptoms are developed 70 any great extent
When IL Is considered what eXcruClating fortunes
rheumatism iuficts, and what tendency Il has, when
fully developed 10 attack the heart. the adyisAbity
Of early Of such reliable autdote becomes at
once apparent. The rheumatic virus il expelled from
the blood by TIM increased action Of the Kidney
which act strainers--produced by the Bitters and
tine sufferer Will md If be this supreme defcns-
i've agent, that he will be protected against
Of the AgOniElng complaint dyspepsia, fever and
Aguc, liver and bowel complaints and other maadies
are also cured by this admirabe remedy.
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Hardware!

We have a very full and complete
stock of Hardware. in all its branch
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 4 RaSpS,
Betting, ShOyelS, Spades. Picks n
Hoes. ---all Of which we offer at low
est possible prices for good goods.
CT. THOMPSON G. co.
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81 DEKM II My DUTY To TILL TN WORLD what
"Dr. sgEyne's Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry has
done for me. had violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat, gre. weakness, with attacks of
hemorrhsge gave up all hope Of recovery, am now
cured, sound and hearty Edward Il. Hanson,
engineer at sweeney's pottery, 1884 Ridge avenue,
Pliladelphl2. over twenty-five years have elapsed
and still remain healthy man, In order that all
may test the great virtues Of Dr. Swaynes Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry have issued trial bottles
% cents. No family should bee without this valuable
medicine as often-tl-uea single % cent. bottle will
cure recent cough or cold, and thus prevent much
suffering aud risk. II also cures asthma, bronchitis
liver complaints and enriches and pnrineE the blood
giving tone AID strength 20 the eatire system Trial
bottles 25 cents large size 81 sold by leading e
gisis. Prepared only by Dr.. SWayne Son, Philade-
Pima. II. q. Willard Co, agents for BrAtileboro.
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Since the introduction Of the 'LoDdon Hair Color
Restorer into this country, it been the wonder
aud niration Of all classes, it has proved TO be
the only art lie that will absolutely restore the hair to
its Original color, health sostuess vitality uster and
beauty, and produce hair bald heads Of its original
growth and color. Az hair dressing it is the most
eleaniy and lasting entirely void OF all sticky gum
my properties, 10 imparts to the hair a gloss and
Hilken softness, removes all scuri aandruf CURES
II Thing scalp anu keeps It clean, cool and healii
ASK your druggist for "London Hair RestOrer and
have other. All sell It a. 70 cents a bottle For
sale N brAttlebDTO BY IA. &, Willard Co
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Farm and Household.


Peep peep peep! peep!
Now I break my wintTrs sleep;
Now IN silence viz my way
Upward to the light Of day.
Through the dead yet fragrant mas
OF the last years tangled grass,
I'D. by every random stone
VI, bv every tree o'erblown,
By the hrushy fences side,
Where young viOlets TURK and hide,
/ am coming everywhere,
DER the earth all brown and bare
Greet me gladly, gratefully;
summers faithful herald J.
Kindly 90 my tender spears
bend, and lend attentive ears,
While / whisper sweet Of flowers,
While / tell Of summer showers
Prophecy OF golden grain,
And Of loaded autumn vain.
Greet me gladly for in me
Prophet true Of good you see
Coming, coming, everywhere,
Making all the brown earth fair.
AUGUSTA Moore.
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symptoms Of which moisture, like Precipitation,
intense itching, particularly whsu undressing AZ
ter getting warm IN bed, increased by scratching
might think pin worms were crawling IN and about
the rectuu ofteutmes shows itself around the pryat,
parts, A pleasant and safe IN every case is
"swr mes Ointment" II allowed 20 continue very
serious results may follow !, also letter. bar
bcrs itch, scad head, ring worn botchcs all crusty
scaiy, itchy skin eruptons Sent by mail 10 any al,
dress receipt Of price, 90 box or three box
IS for S.2j, ty Dr. swayue Son, Philadelphia. Sold
by all leading druggists. H. G.. Willard * Co.., agents
Tor Brattlruuru.
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Constpated bowels inward piles, costivenesH, feyers
torpid liver yellowness Of the skin and eyes ndges-
ton, dyspepsia, and oil arrangements Of the internal
yiscera, cured by "Swayne's Tar and sarsaparla
Pills Unlike many other purgatiyes, they do not IT.
rlate the stomach and bowels by frequent They
keep the system in healthy condition by aronsing
the torpid liver TO healthy action aud eIpelhug by the
bowels and kidneys the matter that posons the foun-
dation Of life BE particular TO obtain swaynes Pills
Price 25 cents box at all leading druggists. Il. C..
Willard 4 o.. Brattleboro aRents.
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81 dragged down with debt poverty and suffer-
ing for years, caused by sick family aud large bills
for doCtOrlug, winch did them no good. ] Was COM
petey discouraged, Unt one year ago, by the advice
Of my pastor, procured hop Eitters aud commenced
their use, aud n one month We were all well. and
none of us have a sick day since and want TO
say TO all poor meu, you Keep your families well
year with Hop Bters TOR less than doctnrs visit
will cost know It. A NoREINGAAN.
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Moving Machines.

y yEssGs. NEwHALL IS sTEBBINs having issued
NJ their cruslar IN which they propose 10 guaran-
tee al parties uung thar moving machines from
damage ior infringement q John gore patent the
Subscribers would say 10 them and tine public that u
Newhall steuuns Will furnish any good evidence q
their pecuniary responsibility that would be a respect
able guaranty that damages could be collected Of them
thg issue az suit they shall be gratihed with such
. chance. JOHN CORR.
S. NJ WAITE
Bratti-uora, Juuc l.. 1877. -
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to late planting Of early varieties. In most
seasons on rich soil, Early Rose will do bet
ter if planted from the first to the middle Of
June than at any earlier date. l find gcner-
ally, that late planting of any variety. except
Peachblows. is apt 10 secure the best crop.
Cor. Country Gentleman.
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen, Ny case le briefly ns follows Ihnvc hal
lHtnrrh Tor ton ycufs, each lrHr villa increasing Be-
verify. For nine 1rurs tud uut lr.nthed through
one nostrl hal drCppiuus In the 1hroat very bad
cough asthma 30 bad s 60 Dee obliged 20 take remedy
Tor Il at night before being able 10 lie down and sleep
and constant dull pain in my head. Ny head was
OF times 90 fu OF catarrhal matter Gs to iniurc my
sense Of hearing and compel the get several
in the night 10 clear Sc anu MY H'uat before could
sleep. livery one Of these tlttt svmptoms mas Gle
appeared under the use OF Doc. three bottles OF
sASFoHD'H RADICAL CUHE. h yI. aHu fully restored
nave no asthmntc symptom. p cough. no droppnga
ll the throat. no heauuCAt uHI every way better
than have been for years could feel the effects OF
the CURE ON appetite, hiurys, and, IN fact
every part Of iY systcm. What uus been done In my
case Is wholly The CuCCt Of the l4AutCAL CURE.
Very respectfully. C. III. LAWRENCE.
NIrCHuUUg. t-t.
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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 join GoEL or S. N. WAITE. Hrauleboro,
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The SCIENCE OF LIFE
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WinOna A st. Peter Railroad Co..
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! hereby certify that Mr. Lawrence purchased tho
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Railroads.
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.
NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD

TRAINS LEAVE BRATTLEBoRO AS FOLLOWS:
Going sOuth.
Al2 a. n. for South Vernon Springfield, Miller's
Falls, Fitchburg Boston, &c.
B:l5 O. M, for Conn. River L. T.
30 COS %. III. for Millers Falls, Eitchburr, Boston,
Iuoslc Tunnel az.
$500 %. H., for Conn. River i. H.. with Titchburg
train west with fast express for Boston via Boston
Is Albany H. H., and at New London Will steamer
for new lOrh.
Going forth.
Trains arrive On Brattleboro--
1881 o.. ~, from New London and New York.
1894 g. M. from Millers Falls HOosac Tunnel, Bos-
ton, fitchburg sc.
b:A3 y. H., from Springfield, New York. &C.
1855 3. m. from Boston, Worcester, HoOsac Tunnel
&c.
G. W. BENTLEY. Gen supt
New London, Conn. Nov. 80, 1877. 80
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CAUTION =!
New ENGLAND Mower.


6.B4O. HAHvEsrEKs. John Gore, Brattehoro Vt.
Patent No 2G,5s-, dated Dec %, 1859 reissue No.
l.l2J dated Jau. u, 1851 extended seven year,.
Titled May II, 1878
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,
GREAT THROUGH LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL nOUTE.

The attention o. the travelling public s respectfully
invited to Of the Of this great highway.
the confident assertion and belief that other line
offer equal inducements as route Of through travel
IN CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad
Stands confesscdy the head o; American raiways.
The track b. double the entire length uf the line, Of
steel rails laid heavy oak ties, which are embedded
IN foundation Of rock ballast eighteen inches IA
depth. All bridges % iron stone and built
upon the most approved piant. IT. PASSENGER car,
while emincnty safe aud substantial the same
time models Of comfort and elegance,
The safety Appliance
In on this line well Illustrate the far-seeng and
liberal policy OF It's management iu accordance with
which the utility only II al improvement and not it,
cost has been the question Of consideration. Among
many may be noticed
THE BLOCK SYSTEM OF SAFETY SIGNALS
JANSEY COUPLER, BUFFEH AND PLATFORM,
THE WHARTON PATENT SWITCH, and thu
NESTINGHOUSE AIB-BRAKL,
Forming IN conjunction with perfect double track
and road-Ded combination OF safeguards AaHinst ac-
cidents which have rendered them practically impos-
Hbie
pullman PALACE cans are run on all express trains
from New York Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash
inEtuu to Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis
aud 81. Louis, WITHOUT CHANGE. and % all priU-
cipal points the far est and south with sui
change OF care. Connections made IN union de-
pots. and are assured to all important points.
The SCENERY
OF the rcnnsyivuna route is admitted to be unsur-
passed the world tor grandeur. beauty variety
Superior retreahmeui facilities are provided. I'm
pi1yes courteous and attentive and 1t IL newt
able result that trip hy the Pennsylvania laiiruad
must form pleasing and memorable experiences.
Tickets for sale the lowest rates the ticket off,
ces q the Company IN ali important cities and towns
PRANK THOMPSON, L. J.. FARMER,
General Maaaqrr. Ge4.. Pas, / 7''.
c. 5. HALDENAN, New England Agent
2JS aud 2os Washington Street Boston, Mas
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For Bronchitis aud Consumption,
For Bronchitis and Consumption,
Tor Bronchitis and Consumption,
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tuning tie pdteHfabiiifv of intentions.
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TEsTIM oEIALb-
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successful practitioners with whom have had ofhcial
intercourse" ChAs. MASON, Cum'r Of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ person trust
worthy capable Of securing for them early
aud favorable consideration az the Patent Once "
EDMUND BURKE, late Com Of Patents.
BosTON, oct. 70. 1870.
7. II. EDDY, EsQ.-Dear Sir: You procured for me-
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For Hoarseness and Group,
For Hoarseness and Group
For Huarseness and CrouJ,
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~. COLLINS -
V0LTkIC PLASTER

An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with
"A highly Moderated strengthening Plaster,
the best Plaster for pains and aches
in the World OF Medicine.
REFERENCES.
Dr.. 7. ". Elkcr. MontComery O.
Mrs. Frances Hartman. Orland. Ne.
haskell Lewis. Esq, Milford. bel
Mrs. MChnrd German. lynchhurp. Va
J. j. sammis. Esq., Winona. Mimi
Mr.. j. A. 1uzzle, Memphis. Tenn.
u. II. Gooch, ESQ, OsweRo. Kan.
Or. Willard Collins. Bucksport Ne
q. ". BOstwick, Esq., MI Sterling q.
Mrs. Eliza Dung. Cambridge. Mass.
Francis Baker. ksq., Cincinnati. d.
Mrs. j. N. Robinson. J.. Orrlugtuu. Ne.
y. shiverick Esq., Independent Oulce, y. +.
Mrs. Eliza j. Dufield, Hume, m
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Mrs, Chas Rounds, " Oodhull. Ill
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Mrs. L. J.. Stevens. Fort " ayne. Ind.
VIM s. Smms, Madisonville, Ey.
Mrs. J.. Breuell, 81. Louis Mo.
Mortimer Lyon. Es4.. san Francisco Ca.
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USE WIsTAR's HALsAn1
USE WISTAR,S HALSAM
USE WfSTAR'S BALSAM

7
or Wild Cherry
or wild Chtrry
OF wild Cherry
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For Liver Complain.
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