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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26
Capital Of West Virginia.

Mr.. George X. Scott of Hainsville, West
Virginia, in the New England Journal of
Education, says The capital Of West Vir-
ginia is Wheeling on the Ohio and is not
Charleston on the Great Kanawha.' The
facts are these At the organization of the
state, in 1868, the capital was fixed at
Wheeling, where it remained until about
1871, when it was removed 10 Charleston.
In 1875 it WAS again removed TO Wheeling.
In 1877 bill was passed providing for an
election in August following, to decide at
which Of three places -Martinsburg, Carks-
burg, or. Charleston--the capital should be
fixed, and requiring majority of all the
votes TO decide. The removal, however,
even when the place was thus fixed, was not
to take place until 1885. At that election,
out of about forty-three thousand votes,
Charleston received twenty-three hundred
majority. Unless, therefore, further legis-
lation intervenes, it will become the capital
in 1885, but not before" a1f'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

JAMES PARroN concludes an article upon
the habits and death of an eminent man as
follows: 81 would say to every young man
in the United States, If | could reach him,
il you mean to attain one of the prizes of
your profession, and live cheerful life to
the age Of eighty, throw away your dirty
pipe, put your cigars in the stove, never buy
any more, become an absolute teetotaler,
take your dinner in the middley of the day,
and rest one day in seven.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

How TO MEASURE THE HEIGHT OF TREEs.
When tree stands so that the length OF
its shadow can be measured, its height can
be readily ascertained as follows Set a
stick upright---let II be perpendicular by the
plumb-hne Measure the length OF the
shadow Of the stick. As the length of its
shadow is to the height Of the stick, so is the
length Of the shadow OF the tree TO its
height. For instance, II the stick is four
feet above the ground, and its shadow is six
ninety feet, its height will be sixty feet
90: Al: 90 00). In other words multiply
the length Of the shadow of the tree by the
length Of the stick, aud divide by the length
Of the shadow OF the stick.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26
Temperance.


Let those laugh who will about II;
An their laughter Ia but sound.
Let who will pretend to doubt II;
stIli the cause is gaining ground.
Just 40 sure "a yearly plowing
Turns the furrow for the yield,
Just so sure "A broadcast-sowing
Brings harvest to the hcld.
Just 40 sure all true endeavor,
In despite OF adverse fate,
Used In any line whatever,
Brings an answer soon or late.
There is less Of whiskey drinking.
There's more Difference to our cause;
There's more serious. quiet thinking
On the subject than there was.
DO not think your star IA waning,
Weary worker; never fear
Yes, the cause IL gaining, gaining,
Surely gaining year by year. Selected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

lF you SOW handful, you will reap .
bushel; If you SOW the wind, you shall reap
the whirlwind. tremble for those young
men who laugh in scofiing way and say,
. am 90 wing my wild Data" They have
got 10 reap them.-Selscted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

THE SONG OF HOPE.

4 hear II singing, sweetiy singing.
Singing In an undertone,
Singing, as II God had taught H.
at Ia better farther on"
Night and day 1t sings the sonnet,
Sings II while cit alone;
Sings 40 that the heart may hear it.
at Ia better farther on"
Sits upon the grave and sings II;
Sings Il while the heart wouid groan;
Sings II when the shadow darken--
at Ia better farther on"
Farther on-ah how much farther7
Count the milestones one by one.
No; no counting. only trusting
II Ia better farther on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

CENTAUR LINIMENTS the
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies. They heal, soothe an'
cure Burns, Wounds, Weak Back
and rheumatism upon Man,
and Sprains, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, Quick
and reliable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

The beautiful n heart is million times
of more avail, as securing domestic happi-
ness, than the beautiful in person.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

t is no shame to be poor, but to be
ashamed Of being poor. Had
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

This Family Balsam is composed Of Bdrks,
Roots and Resinous Gums from the trees OF our
native forests. Each one Of these ingredients is
good for the complaints for which FAMILINE
is recommended, but when compounded together
they make Balsam which is positive cure for
the complaints. This Balsam takes the place OF
salves, ointments and lnments. 1t has been tried
during the past two years. every one using it say
ing: 81 would not be without it," Every family
should have it in their house, ready for use.
Numerous testimonials have been received,
which will be published, from persons who have
used the Fdmiiine Bdlsdm for the past two years,
showing the surprising efficacy, value and sue
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Burns and Scaids. Sprains, Strains, Bruises.
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Pains. Swelling
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the Skin, Old Sores, Scald
Head. Outward Humors of
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Piles, Numbness, and
Worms, Ague in the
Face. Ear Ache.
Hearseness, Sore
Throat, Coughs,
and Group.
This Family Balsam Fan,iline surpasses any
and all other known remedies recommended foi
such complaints. In each package will be found
apamphlet containing short treatise on all the
complaints for which this Balsdm is recommended
with full and simple directions how to use the
Bdlsdm for each complaint
Price 25 and 80 OTIS. per Bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

% iOe. bianps tsisa. VIII. Moore. Broeiport. N. Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26
Mew Adrerfisen,ents.

Mothers like, and Physicians
recommend IL.
, 1879-05-31

eyer tncI hnya lived. Tho Rev. Mr.. Plttluger, o.
INC fsrat Methodist Cllnsch IN Vlnelai,j, Was
nnstor ,is wren MFs, Lombard was yet In vinclantl
rs s II mesVn,1es,io,l dl not differ from tia, Of 9th
ntaeuinns nI,a. cure OF The blind Rrl mar be ci.
p'qsned With !le Hight Of mrdeal experience,
from 'i4cIand the Lonbarls moved to West
ncrEsn. ncfGen: slt; ana Mrs. Lombard wsre actva
Mcshollst churcf'-and Minnie, WHO had grown
sctIool. The Key. Air. Hammond, now tastor
q q trace Church, but then OF the West Side
child. M Her most retnatkablo chasnctcrfsiic was
ncr craving Tor svtnpathy. She couGi,cd habitu-
MY ~ wny that seemed unnatural a,ll de-
slRhcd to nstract attention.
,v,, 's,a!s !netner M q the West sdc Church,
~ Intsreat,. atels 70 thu clergyman's recollection.
:, Tue Rey' air. TunttUn. rrca!,Iing Elder OF The
aGtf's, !. "h.rh H. West Side churcn Is s',u
would ra,lscr believe the rirI practiccd % us, On.
{nr.nn {1o iST two years than TINT miracle was per-
;, Dr: Quinby, Of Wilmington, declines to sov
ed b. te ere OF nnty a' Lombard yas not ecs
M blindness. II struc: lin llat lIlp brain md
the optic nerve were affected,
4, 1ne kgy. Dr. Cauldwelf, pastor Of st. paul's
u. =. Ctlirel', In Wilmington, SAWS: Mrs.
sS".pu n felY 4EutHluI woman, itliu aI,c and
hcf lltsol'I! nro among the best peunjc have
N st, Faults Church. Airs. Lombard grlsycj
over her daughser's rebelltoIls Bpirit, aud
Enow tint tile night Airs. Lotnoar,l was most
ulalnt9ed she read text from Isaiah, Which
seemed designed especially for hcr guidance
a'"! comfort. She sourht The Lord III PRAYER,
AMI next morning Minnie aaw."
IN the Wills Eye Hospital, In Ph!ladclphia, 1t
Was sali t!'At Minnie Ind ouy oue blind eve,
atid thnt when she waa dismissed from tLc hoa.
plsal she enloycd nearly perfect vla!on. Drs,
Hoouinal1, Harlan, Kcyser, md Sciicil agree in
ttc 0phton that the girl suffered from Clerical
alnanros's anIalady tn whlct, thu patieuts often
1nncy themselves to be blind.
l.. M1nhte j.nmbaru's mother insists Tint her
quit Wills Hospital. '''N' sAo
:, Mining Lotnbafd told the writer that It was
lonbtlul whether even her wonderful scnse nj
toucl! would nssiat In recalling tic once fonilor
Interior of Wills Hospital, should hhp rcturn to
that Institution now thar her sight il restored,
, 1879-05-31
BISMARCK AS AN onAror.

49,. c.'.,,s po','a"17'pR sSetch Of the Ger
,"a, ,' eaaoec''os asiSern'E ds Ercat speech In
the Ne'c1stng on The Customs tariffs Is from
spea,efnrtn viii, tbo,o ,va.,a tsats@ -
ir,c thn r.t,,,.,"a "o,us sou ato ushcror
luz t'o Acelstas Ana u Is 40. Before even
nearing q word you can tell by the aspect Of the
ing. With their bodic, str,tcl,s,, w., ~ sa",
vide onen ovorvhoJ. ,n.ss Sa".s o.' a"a cars
~ u epe,,' w 'eans 1or"aFu 10 listen.
~! tme peheals oi tsse sort"liaud writer's i1y over
hoId your breath involnntarity tlt You snsy hcar
potter. FROM Detow y heuEd a feeble voice.
one u thosa voices Which by tts nervous tome
suggests excess OF intellectual work, riu wortIs
, 1879-05-31
A brief History Of tho Compound snd
What In Claimed for 1t.

\, 1ne nf?t auSGe.fn e1portmcnt made by Mr.
MAS HMh Tie compound was Ia tnc simmer Of ia.!t
sea susv@sta ssst @ ,s b.nssa tx Y se ,so xis IL.
!ow.'E fesuit C3n planted Ainy 81. iG.s: Leayes Of
fnfn @ Hx lnShea Wide IN Thirty eight .nya In fiji t.s
aS II ss Y sa sa Jay e shs Say
Y {c!d VA st shs rate of three a,ijrr Iii tni,ir
9tSht tE1sl bushels 9f eap ner aero iii suund ,rn
ata!rd anu no nubhIna. Tile cItfaorljlUary EruWti,
nna y,e9 II IT. or attrrttel attention of liz
snxs ~ ~ !, I'M that many Gf them wsr6
eInh Il Tisn cin,s sher d and With re!tz
~ Hlnat!on snI KfoWi Vt the seed: D 1t proIccs lSnts
tsn uaS elgorona and fanla Erowfh ii, maturity il
tbss;cks ibs; ~ ~ MaaiEss fro, eafy aid frosti asy
aerd an4 u not use,l hro3dcast As msny frrtii.nre
~ ins Gost .! pscpas!nE aesa for istauco
,1 amn9ni e my tribe; III 1t perfect protsc.
svoh of tae .ss snd shoot ayalnst wite wora cut.
, 1879-05-31
SOMEHOW OR OTHER,

LILO has burden for every mans Shoulders
S9na tasy ascapo from tls trouble md cars:
hlsse1 III our youth. Il will c4'mo whom wvfa older
Aha NJ u ~ Gloss ~ tue gaTmeuta wa Wssf,
Borrow creeps Into our lyes uniny,tcd,
!lubblng our hearts OF thflr treasures or sonv.
LLoeefa Grow cu|d, aud ftiennsh1ps aru sl!xhtsd-
ret somehow or otheF We worry along.
1Eyosy.day toll ta an evcry.dsy blessing,
Though Foserty's ColeAIe and ctuvt We NAV eb,r.,
WEAK ~ Tho back OH which burlsns arc Dress,r,.'
bat stout tho heatt that ID BY pssSss
=. +!tIi
Jnat when we moan shstu " mono to hefrisuIt,
!ops In tie heart makes thu burden seem ijVhtsr.
ana somehow Or other We xsl t0 tho end,
1aooaToa, Mass., May -. AAoN,
, 1879-05-31
THE TRUE TALE or THE CENcL


Another ntteinpt has bccn muds to puuctn.,c
q historical romance. This time II /, ~
memory Of BeaLrlco Ccncl that h,s to sufYrr,
a"d the assault Is made with tl,at tnslnuatlu,:
anlnosaty homclincs acquired, but Which is
mora frequently cou,poncut la fhe or;,,tuo,
makeup Of literary gossips. Sicuor Uartolottt'
an 1ta liau. assumes to l,nyo d,scoycrrd ntnt,u,.
hotarial and other Roinau archives cyt,,cnre
which ahows that Doatfice WIS not beal,tlf,,l: !:
sccond, that the tutuuus cauya. IN the n,r'
borlni GALLERY Is not her portta;t: tbir,l. tl,at
| {},tdo ll,.nf nau., ,,,I,t.t 4. . 'e"t %'at
ellc was 4 nnther w,thnn, hs,, a. .n.s muaS, '.a1
49,. "As ',,', "'t"oat pelne vile. 10 Its
Mok-ot "h'e!1 haso no notice save that con.
taincd In thu Ja1luary Edlnburg Ksvien, wbero
It IL especially cumIncuaud-1,o sayn IN IN" ,,rs,
poius that beatrice nj ,n ,,,na -, w t'o nfss
hoImr !. .,,o-,, ,a,, o. '"o W execution,
u.te sn" .o'o 1"a" ~ JeAFs olo,"-she WAS g.
hasSard from romorso and laeeratcd
BY torture, could not have presented
that youthful unl sceon. .a,,..,a..' neaopeo
which n. w. ann,,r. At =, ssaooe ,sa eoantcaauce
.,."'.. ""'sa . mU aum"e Ia 1le Picture" And
, 1879-05-31
From tho Pennsylvania %ato Ar. fo11oro

NUT helisf1nte Centts Co.. Pa, Nuy. .15. 1871.
acrs aud harrowrh It we'll and soaked cori, Il liz Gon NJ
!oun Ascortlli ~ Hug directions; ulsl snn,e GUN In
" l, ~ asts T. o1s aud rpda wills Id
rlaI.ted y hnnd treu rows III ti,at so.Ke; Viii II.
g GGoinn1nd and three row1 wit that whIc VII suaSsi
g. savi,i % Gsp1 w.tehns i e .u,,uT AID could notes
ssu @ @ ~ tns cr9p: bat ~iIei cutting :ttie rauiu
III ~ a W ths s.t w crop " foIder wss god,
IN w HaA Mfy spell abont The tinG earuY ui ina
c0fh @ w. not ~ Enu!. Tho corn 1aGen ID tllu u1t
t HSh w. eoaked E!h tho COMPOUND was slI aud uns-
IA nnsfis *1 that taken from tjIu nIOt wic3, u ~
ooEsd %ith water Foet bnt i've Iu.acs At I'LL
utoptton hyt blaela would make ii yiTy L,sIris r1
aSIs. Mh3.t TX aaI 0nealI lsIlcs wOiI1I mIEs IL
5 fGf aerc showing difference uf lwuiy four
ntty oads !i9rc fodder, waicA wuuld bo I'D S1rS Il,
Wif r. r11,ry r,.,.,
, 1879-05-31
SUICIDE OF A LITTLE ROY.
HOW Harry AokIay In the phIladelphla
h"usc Of NofuGo Was Driyon tn NJ.

|
How Harry AokIey in tho p,,Ilad,,nh,
linuse Of NefuEo Was DrIvcn IN ~,
Death.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar e7,-Thc pr,,. =, ,,s.
publishes an account Of The suicide in ,1c 11rus %
o. "c1uee Oh toy who was only IL years old
1t seems that he wns bright and snir,tca lad
named Harry Ackcy, who ono dnv Int Novom, ,
Der was found drifting around III, =, raa.. s"' s"'
~, , speeay commitment TO tile House OF Reiur,
loilowed. The latl doDncd the uniform of m,
Lelorn,htofy instttutlon, fell into It's ways ay,t
cn,rxs spe tb ~ ,, 1nt as a. imDusivc boy who ut
could, and aftcrR time seemed 10 be IA hunn, mr.,
md contcntc.i as was possible with sI,rh ~
foanalnss. tic xas never gloo,nY :, bit mani
,,1s, isaiea Iun.loysng dsnostion which found ar
iavosito "lt TIT: officers, aud although r,tlI'
q few ,nnor oifcuscs aqalust tic Jtscfn,fno ~
the establishment, hs was peycr by anT pra ~ "a
ean.ea ,'. t,n. as insorrle!ele. ~'S ~
the aoa Z weS sss AcRsr wfD sso1" ts ue Of boy. n
up tne iaa was found to be missing. Al,ti
search Has at once nnle. In the Dartiitnn.w Il
~ n., sac eo'orea Department u The insti,utlon
a nan, o. anM s''oss e. bearing Aek'eys NUMBER was
leading @ to u.S belief that the boy had cscaned
illat way THIS, however, was discovered r. =.
fatee, 10 soou after Ackley was found scrrcteI I
neaeatn 1, 9le Of lumber. lie was at ouec taken
verest punishment Inflicted for oifcnse. IN t1a
institution. The cell In which ilc wns II isrnd rd
north wing. The apartment ri. ,,stes, ,e. ~ uie
au.o Ito, o. furniture Of any Kind not having Sven eScu
Wnssh was tllti csDscd on tile prisoner. lin itrht
y nl,nltted through plcco Of cast-rou thre"
tasG nten ala aGo,ft SIX Inches wiac, closely
mu,np. m.s ,'G " "tuo" nld which is perforated by
nunpsf u .inoli ho!es each about q fourth nj
an lnel TN diameter. In fpck TIM ,nJt i. ~ - ~
, 1879-05-31
american Notes by Another Engltshmau,

american Notes by Another Englrshmau,
AaotheF Engllsbmsn has been giving hts
ts0uutrynsen the benefit OF bis American Notes.
Ibe 4Eg. Arthur Murseli, Ia the courss 0f
lecture delivered tn Northampton fortnight
a&ol allulel to hfs iandtng at New York. wb(cu
uuot,' aud = ccsspooi of testerllg suella. New
1ofk wes this most ptlest-ridden, aud therefore
ths most neglected, Of MODERN civilized citica:
mofsily' on The Gurfare, 1t was one OF the clean.
~, oat ben1nd thu scenes one OF the wtckelrsL
calss in tho New World. II. however. the
, 1879-05-31
Wat. 9TlTT.


,n,u.,. MinpxrowN Valley. Nd. Nor. IL la1s.
purchased ftw lMckaHg1 VI yDttr ritatlru Com.
ns'anu AnA uted tIoil Will such sstiafaciury results
Aifes M RE.a picasug Add ny tesllonr to
Snc fLHe Or ttlg already popular Compound uasJ it
om hsl! u which my e9r 'aa Alwafa heEctoufr suf
;e!eM 1yoi NoIaa 1at ths fuar e4caed citeY ny ttn
.stne III exT 7,s SS5n sgns ~ ofe tsxuay oreseryo
- iils Infected ~ tlr dry wrattcr Willis mail. My
WIN lrads c u 1hIak ,hRt birds Wilt nut
!isa nd wl!l adi !las 90 Io Md Il ascs.,ary 10
"s relaia f{Ir III insrsleI III H. snsi ii cu1 1T t.
~ nut s,lhk s!Iai nrer a1nn Ulaut a Ncj of atu
corn Hitbout E1ylnK 1t Tho cte1t " the l,a,NoHuu
tANlEl. II. H. NAsEi, ,iiytIS
, 1879-05-31

A. m experiment. Used WlaKIlnans L3uiI,ouni IN
MStp 49, VIZ ~ 5spsts ~ nSsva5si 1a result
tAGaseA yielding eight btllilea frvn Ilo lascb suYn
WIN prcast seed. while fr0nI thu lnpfepacI .ecI va
W. bt fG ttozr aearcs at four bushels Or wtJra.
II ny curi!fe t!t:r wcrr eight rUws planted without
the rs1 ~ t'u Gu'nlx,nn. whcl, hid Yield n.urd
", Wsn @ ~ ,se W.. prrarra sso ssd tio COMPOUND
tc lss.ons terlnR i Thought 4 WINS the tu,niua cora
1hn efMn " wlrp worth did nut disturb any corn prc.
Il. iuutt7 &e., ' ~ - 50 -" sos
, 1879-05-31

1nlc Images appears to have mixed them IN:
Ills unacf1pulolsness is traditional. ~
10 ntce extreme tho ttue ltal,ap known.
bnt bId him gu to HE'LL TO lfcli he rocs'
!, httor this performance of hts, IL Is presumed
tlas no lover OF truth n,,a fair dealing vii rarc
TO trouble himself ubout the late Of ibc literary
r1, Sr.f1it 81 slRnor HarIotot.t, whence IL Gang,
nut, before he can damn others to the frtehtfi,i
ttofmchts VI the Yaloos who swarm the doinin.
lons Q! Scandal, he will have to rot better VAR
fant tnan can be evoked from bis pretended
~. tIuc tase III tho Gene, j" or hts authority viii
wv ue respected. CHARLES JAMxs
, 1879-05-31
ENGLAND's FUTURE KING.

That t,,c pr,nca ~ vW,t. s,,, -.,,
'mo 10 u'o exercise Of pure intellect Is not K
bo expected and pcrhous mt to br f,cstrcI, A.
he Is the flrst Of Epr,ta1, rcntIemcn ~ ia b. -
surrtljv nm ~ t,. .,,,.t.". ~ 20 "e 40
,av hr,,n ~. wy "ussst. Not merely does ever,
gay of'he its engagements, but these engage
mcnts arc frequently bookod twelve mouths II
| advance; and, though he has no tfnn for what +,
usually understood by utntlv. ,hcrc Ia .o,,, T.
which ho Ia a)yays 1oarntnr, In r. t1'a s,,.. ~
os.os.,. ~ 20 "'a 1a'ans. ne 'a TIC mos
o.setsaht VI 'ncnt anu LIZ has tho most rctcntire
OF memories.
| Without having devoted his enerpIcs to ,ccn,
tiau hIstorical research, aftcr tho rnnnr.r u -,
prof a,,h,,. ~ :. ~ A NV 'uahher oi
l.' .o'' eeuops' ne Is s.lll good Historian.
Inc chronicles OF nations, as well a. OF
COURTS may bo obtained in tie works.
Of art produced at different periods. A medal
m;,,, =, .,a u."so ...a....., u victory may curry
WIN " 'Ae as6oe'anon ol M entire era; the cir
cumatancea under which particular order wns
Instituted NAV he Tia hrcf ohs tro,t ~ H.
Drjs Of y generation. Ths ia tI,a fohIa NJ ~ -
which the future King OF England Ina st,,d,ad
the annals OF his own and III oth"r ron,,Isi"s
And II ss Ycey far from being nm unscicnt;. or
unfussrucliye moue OF studylng it, I'he bnst st
arc It's material relies, frowmcnt ~ nnts"',
uatcd pottery Is found to afTofd a ctcw tn 'i ~.
civilization Of an epoch; ci1arter.. tnscrintios ne
and decorative debris arc the data oa na, wnicl'
mcnts which reyofutionixo our tdsus - 1"uH M,
progress ol mankind. Thus It Will +. sccn IN.
In this matter his ltofal UIrhness H. nrrhams
unconaclous7y, acting In strict conformity Wiz Viii.
1t may ba doubted whether tl,ere 1tve, . crso,.
or master Of detail than ti1e hrtr arnorn;. ~.
ono who is nore aIrnalfy oiftc1 VIII tn", ,.t,,,oh
p!'renoloeista call thc faculty OF cunbuaion. @ na
ho ls eYrn administrator md It is mitch Tint
sgitiats e4c,cso ~ aoaq seone for tho
, 1879-05-31

,LANaMoax. f.t,., HvekI Co.,. ia, Doc. u, lB7a-
cclyrd VI lKat sprtns uset acconux to lrscItons
~ ~ s4.Isasn t!tat Hheru { ws. app.ed lid q
FAl tsn D1sheS Aiut1 cdru hrF ttIan nuIlxs!Iu
whvte tho KTt,una al sov4 snllaF ii sii utIiae
fespssit r.: slnE sxspvh planted vl!ernats 5nws III
e"Mp1an9 ~ ~ 9ty roM u!s nrxt INV aoalei tha
a,d ~ t1 ruw wAs planted urJ. ctull FsaaIy iii.
Hnfais wAsre ehe tolAloun4 via Applied, bvtl Ii ii.
ns sna yis9 ta , e ss.. i n:s,ns rlsuYu, M
nlsattpn u saeh sn.l su,ou VI isriili1ltg iais.
T1al t4all test 1t Rxan fully thl4 EpEils aid
0f tl.e Fhst :taaua Il conseI. the artieia x pfJys
Thy friend, llEEIUI WiLDWIN
, 1879-05-31

FkuXkErxt1L1t Foteat Co... Pa. Jan. ~. 1873
Lat year tried tlr VItattyu Compound and tIlast
~! sax is .sat far ahead u q! s1sGtatida hal sh9ai
tece!E sd nynr ona uH1frd aud twenty ye tIIt bust
~ ~ Eotd cora. Every hfoMa1 AAfu wAnta L..
sc1a1n yours respectfully, !. IEGEitSSEEN
, 1879-05-31

N4cI, Tex Jkn. ~, lH7A
-. brother ln law Vt m!nt, N eIlsh4iYe fsIae-
e. aud very pfselte4l A4u ttsi ii last yosI snI d
.t'l p!ssteI win r. nsia9 nsw country. wit0 tlch
,ns!ps ttYasls aI!ss. i,94. s4sy tro. sat q gIue
W. whcat - t!at W alnaal tavAt.ALiy " II.
t&aAt. Au4ts sse eptGlGullJ, u. j. AuH14k.
, 1879-05-31

,., pEnaT. Mest1noreland Co., Pa, Dce. H. 1s77.
lnn u certify that have tric Lis Vjtatjtu Com.
nsnd ~ San1xr wosm. an found that i sitroysd
iAtefsl u .alfon VI water, aud sBrlukle Inc nlsns
aoeat t~lce y week. Will great sLccrls. '"
THOMAS u. SPIRES,
, 1879-05-31

Lock !1Av4x, Pa. Dec. 81. 1878
used tan vtat1fe EUaDoulI Qi my corn aud i0uat,-
cD sce14 ~ atect4 Thu fssat Il curn EFu never
wa htter: siYtotascu plasts wsru cartier III ii NJ
ntlSnltls. WHO tlANtcJ s0Glo two Meeka bEfvs 1at
NY plauts beFfeel sucIG WGIlp srYera, tulsrs.
!1laet4 kecd. faed-trcy caas 10 Ine Tus ttaGIa *.
lSet " 9s0 tltu Compound next rear at MY t4A4a
AcsdA 10us4 truly, 1t, Il WELSH
, 1879-05-31
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