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An authority in dairy matters explains how
rancid butter may he greatly improved and al.
most restored TO its original excellence. by
kneading it well IN fresh milk and then wash.
ing thoroughly in cold water with the add.
ton of a little salt. In almost every parcel Of
butter a small proportion of casein is retain
ed; and the decomposition Of this is accom-
panied by the formation of butyric acid, which
causes the unpleasant taste and smell known
as rancidity This buiyric aoid is readily 50.
luble in fresh milk. and hence can easily be
got rid of 10y the simple method of treatment
recommended
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CorreyDOndence,

We shall be glad to receive, for publication
in tins department, short and pointed commu
,ucations from farmers, gardeners, stock-rais
ers and others, on any topic of general inter
est to agriculturists. The name and postoiiicc
address should accompany each letter. not
necessarily for publication, but us a guaranty
of good faith 1t is our purpose to open this
column to a free exchange Of experience and
opinions between its readers.
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VEGETINE
regard it as e Valuable
FAMILY MEDICINE.

JANUARY list, 1873
Mr.. H. II. STEVENS
Ded3 Sbl take pleasure in saying that have used th
Vegene in my family with good results and have know
several of remarkable effected by it, regarl
il valuable family medicine.
Truly yours,
REV. WM. MCDONALD.
The Rev. VIM. Mcdonald is well known through the Uni
ted States minister in the NJ f. Church.
THOUSANDS SPEAK.-NEGETINE is acknowledged an,
recommended by physicians and apothoCars to he the bes
purifier cleanser of the blood yet discovered and thou
speak in its praise who have been restored to health
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Philip Grace, an Arkansas murderer, was
acquitted by a regular jury after long trial
He found that he was not vet Outof danger
for mob seized him and hung him TO n tree
but after the departure OF the lynchers he was
cut down and revived by friend. He started
for a hasty flight out of that neighborhood
but a son Of the murdered man overlook and
killed him.
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\ gentleman in the habit of occasionally
using Intoxicating drinks took up an able TEN.
pcrance address, and ", Gown in his family TO
perusc it. He read i. tAy1Esh without saying
n word. when he rNrhihfeis '7Hts ,aan is a
foolr He then read it AGAIN, and when he
had finished il. second time he exclaimed
This ida is to0l or dm'" A third time
he read i, with still great care, and as he fin.
ishrd the last sentence exclaimed: &" rds q
f,ol.~ and never tasted a drop of ardent spirits
afterwards
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Canon Garrar has been doing good work IN
Scotland recently on behalf Of the temperance
cause. The Chrt.ii,,s World says; After
addressing no fewer than seven meetings in
Glasgow and Aberdeen IN the course Cfa few
days he concluded bis lpbors in Edinburgh by
pleading in favor Of tolal abstinence before a
large audience. chiefly composed of University
students. The meeting va most enthusiastic
and the Canon's speeSl Wa greatly apprcciat-
Cd n-.Sut4ay Hggas,1N.
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VEGETlNE
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL
Physicians.

VALLEY STREAM, QUEENS Co, LoSG IsLAiD, NY.
Mr.. ii. K. STEvRNs:-
Dear Sd-I take the pleasure of writing anal GER
tfcGe concerning Negetne prepared by have been
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had the CrOHiC DidTrhgu for months and have
tried most everything; was given to die and DID not eX
pect 10 live from day To day and physician collc touch
my your Vegetne recommended TO cure Dys
pepsd. commenced using II, and continueddoing So
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All who afflicted with this terrible disease wdd kind
y recommend To for the benefit of their healh and
is excellent US blood purifier.
By DIR. T. b. EoRBRs, NJ. D.. for
MRS. VIM II. FORBES.
VRGRrISR-When the blood becomes llfeless and stag.
naHt either from change OF weather or of CLIMATE
exercise irregular diet or from any other cause the
TINE will the blood carry s the purid huinors
cleanse the stomach regulate the bowels and imp.t tone
Of vigor to the whole body
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VEGETINE
For CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
READ 1T.

ASHLEY, WASHINGTON Co., ILL, Jan. II, 1873.
Mr. II. r. SrEvENs:-
Dear SThis to certify that had been suffering from
Rose Cancer my right breast which yeryrapdy
and all friends had given me up TO die, when hearu
your medicine Vegetne, recommended for Cancer ant
Generous HuDlOrS. commenced to take II, and soof
found myself beginning To feel better my health and splr
both felt the benign influence which il eXercd and in few
months from the time commenced the of the Ncgen,
the Cancer came out almost bodily ------z
CARRIE DEFORREST.
certify that personally acquainted with Mrs Decor
rest, and consider her one OF our very best women
DR. s. II. FLOWERS
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-lfNEGEr1S will relieve
pain cleanse purify and such diseases restoring h
patient to perfect health after trying different physicians
many remedies, suffering for years, is it not conclusive
proof If you sufferer you can be cured? Why Is thu
medicine performing such great cures? 1t works in thu
blood In the circulating fluid. 1t truly be called thu
great Blood PURIFIER The great Of disease orgi
mates In the blood and medicine that does not act dl
rccty upon it. purify and renoyate has any just CLAIM
upon public attention.
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Speaker Randall fOrbiis the sale Of liqUo
at the restaurant of the House Of Representa-
tivcs.-SuHddy WdgrziHe
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Every mother should be worker in the
Temperance cause.
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The editor OF the ST. Albans Messenger
find- himself in very embarrassing posi-
tion, and naturally resents plain criticism
of his course in boiling the regular nomina-
t;on of his party Ne repeat the bold
assertion" made on Monday that "ihe res-
sons publicly proclaimed for this bolt are
trivial and unworthy" The Barlow men
knew as well how the canvass prior to the
Uydepark Convention had been conducted
when they voted on the motion OF Col.
Clarke to make Ten. CIRCUITS nomination
unanimous, AZ they do now.
II the supporters of Mr.. Barlow hsi.
under tho impulse OF tho moment. IN the
heat of the connict. organized bolt At
Uydcpark. when suffering the first sting OF
disappointment and defeat, their conduct
would have been faT more pardOnabls in
the ewes OF honorable men than their cool
and deliberate ca'ting about tor pretext
for going back On their plIghted word and
promise OF support to ten. Grout. We do
not forgot, however unpleasant it may be
for Col Clarke to remember, that the
Uydcpark Convention was duly held IN
accordance with tho usages OF the party !;
that Mr. Barlow was candldats IN that
Convention, and had large support: that
no was defeated fairly. rs Col. Clarke said
at the time, by Gen Grout; that Mr. Bar
low scquesced IN the decision of tho Con
vention, eongratulating his rival and
pledging his support in the canvass For
MIR. Barlow now to accept nomination
with the avowed purpose OF defeating Gen.
(irout is an act of bad faith which We do not
believe the regular Republicans of the Dis
trio: are ready to endorse. This bolt has no
support from any Republican paper out
sids the District -Rutland Herald.
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placidly. Over on their side of the yard
Bills count was, of course, diminished by
their absence, while Brad's friends quietly
winked to the tellers, and said, Count IN
those fellows for us that are eating Green
back soup they re on our side of the yard,
and you can SEQ that their coats are
turned
This plot might have succeeded; but
that lot of Brad's boys said to zach other ::
'This is mean business. IL was mean in
Brad ,sf.er this thing was fairly settled once
and he and Bill shook hand-, to try 10 stir
it all up again. And it is a mean trick -
this soup dodge. We shall want to play
with these boys hereafter, and sometime
when we succeed in electing boy on our
side to have the plum. We shall want them
to agree that he shall have it. But IT we
help this mean business they never will
trust US. or play with Us any moro. or have
anything to do with us. Brad amt the
boy we thought he was, so let's go IN and
help Bill"
And so most of the boys who had been
on Brad's side declared that Bill should
have the plum, So he took it, and thought
about as mucn of the honorable boys on
Brad's side. as he did of his own original
friends.
As for the boys in the soup trap, the
soup made them sick and they were glad to
go home and say nothing about it.
As for Brad, even his own friends who
put him up to break his word and trick his
playfellows, despsed him after it was all
over and he was glad to 20 off to another
part of bis Uncle Ssmuel's farm. whero
nobody wou.d see him.
MORAL.
Firstly-Tho foolish fly walketh into the
trap and the cunning spider gobbleth him
up.
Sscondly-There is said to be "honor
among thieves Let some Of our public
men 90 out among the thieves and try to
get some.
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Is It Honest .
SourH HERO, Aug. Dist

SOUTH HERO, Aug list.
To the Editor of the Free Press and Times.
The reports of the Bolting Convention
at St. Adams say that committee of one
from each county was appointed on plat
form, and that the chair appointed Ii. W.
Allen as the member of the committee for
Grand Isle County. If by that name our
popular Judge of Probate was intended, the
use of i. was a gross imposition. Judge
Allen he'd nothing whatever to do with the
Convention, and We should as readily believe
that Gen. Grout would be among the Barlow
boilers, as that Mr. Allen would be.
| notice, too, that among the yice-presi-
dents. the name of Ii. ii. HILL occurs, when
in fact Mr.. Hill was at North Hero, and
received a good vote in our Convention as
candidate for Senator. He could not have
received such vote. if it had been known
that he sympathized with the boilers. lie
was Barlow man at Hydepark, but it by
no means follows that because his candidate
was defeated there he proposes to bolt the
nomination of Gen. Grout. lie is altogether
too sensible snd honorable young man to
do it.
notice also that in the Greenback Con
yention A. H. W. jackson, of Grand Isle,
was appointed vice-presiden. for Grand Isle
county The good Doctor, however, was at
home, instead Of being at Essex Junction
Il this an honest way of doing things
Were not some of the other gentlemen
named in both conventions as far from St.
h. I, |
noticed? How many of them were thus to
their astonishment made to appear to be in
sympathy with movement they despisc or
deplore? Who knows2 Is it honest
Can faction resorting to such methods bo
successful? If any respectable Republicans
of Grand Isle county intend to vote against
Gen. Grout, know not who they are
There weie those who desired Mr.. BiriOw's
nomination at Hydepark, who could not be
persuaded to sustain his nomination at st.
hlbans or Essex junction. They believe Gen.
Grout's nomination is binding upon Repub.i-
cans, and that mere personal preferences
should submit to the choice OF the majority
hirly expressed. If any are not entirely
satisfied with the financial measures growing
out of the war, they propose to work out
needed reforms, within rather than without
and in antagonlsm to the party win "hicu
they have conscisntiously acted Neither
personal resentments nor partlalitles can
move them from this integrity.
We do not know what that angel OF truth,
the Messenger, may yet disclose, but so far
as we know. not man of the two hundred
and one Alburgh Republicans figured in the
St. Albans Convention. The vote OF the
County Convention, endorsing the nOmina-
tion of Gen. Grout. was large and enthusi-
astic.
Grand Isle county is small, but as
Lewis Higbee used to say of st. George, 1t
is s.as big up and down as any of the
counties, and NAV be relied upon to vote
honestly and iutelligently. The north part
of the county has good deal to do with St
Albaus by way of business, but we have not
vet heard Of its being annexed TO franklin
county OF Of in being mortsseed to ST.
Alhans. w. w. w.
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The Reasons Why.

To the Editor Of the Free Press and Times:
When coming from ST. Albans. just before
the call for the Boilers Convention. l met
the Hon. f. D. Mason, Of Richmond, and
entered into conversation with him, for tho
purpose Of sscertsining how be felt in re-
gard to the threatened bolt. lie said in
substance. as follows: IL have been a
strong supporter Of Mr.. Barlow from the
first until after the Convention, and believe
him to be good man ; but he went into tho
Convention at Hydepark and was fairly
beaten. hopo he will not allow bis name
to be used further, as it will put his friends
in q bad position, as many OF them would
like to support him, but in honor cannot.
| shall vote for Gen. Grout, as bolts"
come home to roost and consider the well
fare Of the Republican party Of more conse-
quence than the advancement of any one
man. however good he may be-" | relate
this to show the reasons given for abiding
by the result OF the Convention. Are they
not good ones, and do they not commend
themselves to the consciences of all good
Republicans? W.
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The Barlow Bolt.

--, Lsmoille Co, Aug. %, '73.
To the Editor of the Free Press and Times.
Should square-dealins, honorable men go
back on their pledged word aud actions in
politics. any more than in any other business
transactions? ? Certainly not Almost any
one can see that the bolt is bid by Barlow
for Democratic votes. 1t was reported in
this (the Lamoille) valley that Barlow said
he was going to Congress if it cost him one
hundred and fftv thousand dollars. Do the
sober. thinE ing, voting Republicans of this
District want TO be cheated out of their
choice of a Representative by money? If
you want to know how the men in circuits
own county regard the matter, look at his
unanimous endorsement By the Orleans
County Republican Convention at lrasburg.
Two carloads of the train that ran TO the
St. Albans Barlow convention were of men.
Democrats and others, from outside of the
Third District. One station out of the Dis
trict furnished twelve men. OIe-halt Of whom
were Democrats. Reports from all parts of
the District show that the whole move is
confined to Barlow and his wire-pullers who
WCIC ~
The Morrisvile Citi>en says the nomination
OF Gen. Grout was one not fit to have been
made But the editor OF the Citizen re-
peatedly said, just before the Convention,
that if 1t was not for their private trouble he
should like to help Gen. Grout and after
the nomination was made on the Sth ballot,
he said ne could not say he was sorry.
Now he says Barlow was defeated at
Hydepsrk by base means. Does he mean BY
that to say that the statement of Mr.. Car
penter Was false Or that Of the Salem dele
gate? He knows these men too well to call
them liars. He was in the Convention all
the time, and what did he see there that
was base Why did not Mr.. Barlow and
his friends. who knew then as well a. now
all that was done there, bolt upon the
spot 1t was because they knew they had
been fairly and squarely beaten.
Now, by the help Of the Barlow Demo
Gratis. Greenbackers and few dissatE fed
Republicans, they hope to defeat the election
Of our regular nominee.
Republicans stand by your eolors do
not let yourselves be carried away by this
wholesale flooding of every postofiee in the
District with daily Messengers and Sunday
Rerieus W hich give the true standing of Bar
low financially. as entirely antagonistic to the
principles Of the Republican party. Go 10
the polls on September Sd and cast yJur
vote for the regular nominee, who always
has been true and sound, personally, po-
litically and financially. Do not let any of
these new theories mislead you. Men of
the Third District, think this over candidly.
See that every Republican voter Is out and
see to it that he votes Tor Gen. Grout. For
no man denies him to be true Republican.
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LUKE +. POLAND
St, JChnsbury, August 10, 1879

The St. Albans Messenger notices that the
Burlington and Rutland newspapers object
to the bands Of music and free rides by which
Bradley Barlow made his third district
q" boilers convention an attractive show,
and reminds the brethren that this sort of
thing is not now in Vermont politics. 1t
WAS only 10 years ago that the republican
managers got up free ride from all parts
of the state to Pla.tsburgh, IN. W poll
teal demonstration, and the newspapers
thought it was fine thing g.-SDringfeld
Republican.
If tho Republican had " noticed" the
Burlington and Rutland newspapers for
itself, instead of taking the statements Of
the Messenger, it would have seen that
those papers did not "object to - the bands
and free rides. They probably had right
to alludo to them. however, as part Of the
history of the boiling convention.
The irco ride from all parts of
the State" ten years ago. was a
steamboat excursion from this city. to which
We believe train ran from St. Albsns, the
steamer being chartered by the Republican
City Committee. But what that has to do
with the Barlow bolt We fail to SOC.