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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-08-29

POULTRY KEEPNG.-Opinions about
the profit of poultry keeping vary. Ii
rightly managed, i think it will pay,
but without care, bill OF expense. i
have 60 hens which lave kept housed
since the middle of May, in a space OF
20x26 feet. IL sst week they laid 25 1-3
dokehs of eggs. They are common
Fdunghills, Leghorns aud Silver PEN
ciled Aamburgs, the latter predominant
ing. y Although they are great foragers,
L intend TO Keep no others. They are
very hardy, good layers aud you might
say non-sitters. We have had oyer 800
dozen eggs this spring, e e
feed corn, oats, screenings, and
meat occasionally. About one year
ago we lost number with the cholera,
since which ltime we use as preventive
land cure, 1 mixture of salts, led or
cayenne pepper, and commont wood
ashes-dose one-half dessert spoonful
OF pepper, one ri salts, and four OF
ashes, twice q Week for two weeks;
skip two wesks and then another dose.
Feed ground feed well scalded. l have
tried about all kinds OF remedies, and
this has proven the best for me; have
not lost single fowl since using ID.
The above amount Is for 25 fowls
Cor. of Ohio Farmer,
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the article Is telling It's own story Ia The hands
OF thousands who are using II with most crafty
Ing and encouraging results:
MIR. GUsTAYus n. HALL, OF the Oates Drrra
Troupe writes; "Atlcr six weeks use am ron-
WINGED. as are ai~o my comrades. that year CAN
BoLINE has aud T. producing "A wonderful ad1NtA
OF hair where had none ior years.
". MCCLARRAN. sixth Avenue Pharmacy.
Pittshurg, Pa, says; "The good effects irOln the
use OF CAiiHOIfSr are brought 10 uN uoi lee every
day 10 such an eNt'nt as 10 lustlf, nae "a rccom-
mepding " 10 NY most inttnntr ifi'nd--'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-08-29

'run;" Gan Hour with Thackeray. ,,
by John Esten Cooke; "The Critic on
the HEARTH" by James Payn; "Russian
Conspiracies," H., by Karl Blind; "a
Novelist of the Day" The Editors
Table contains: About Melancholy
again, The Poetry of the Familiar, and
Tho Honors TO the Prince Imperial.
Books of the Day: Tennyson's The
Lovers Tale, Mallock's Is Life W ortb
Living? Froude's Caesar, Blaikie's How
TO Get Strong and How TO Stay So.
lfobinson's The Great Fur Land, Alex
andcr's Maid, Wife, or Widow? Mich
oPs English Composition, Stockton's
Rudder Grange, Cables Old Creole
Days, Green's History of the English
People, Couter's Conversations on Art
Methods, IIume's History of England,
etc.
LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY. - The
opening article, Napoleon w., is n
very interesting history of the Prince
Imperial, illustrated. "Presented nj
Court is an article descriptive of the
English court and ceremony of presen-
tation. 1t is profusely illustrated, as is
also '"The Story of the Resolute'." the
old Arctic exploring ship. "The Alpine
Climbing, its Pains and Perils," "In
the Nez Perces Land" by Lieutenant
Colonel Costello, and GA Glimpse al
the Inner Life of Mexico" by Nugent
Robinson, are admirable illustrated pa
pers. In the department of fiction the
interesting serial, "The Golden Dawn"
is concluded. Among the most note
Ixtyn nj xr nf fhn nthap ctnftao N
Contessa La Varina," "Theresa," ''The
Mystery" "A Life Sacrifice" "The
Young Lady from Boston," etc. Po-
ems by Eliza Cook, Eta W. Pierce, j.
Warren Newcomb, Jr., and others, and
an old style ballad, "The Children in
the Wood" very quaint and very pleas
ant reading. There is also an abundant
miscellany.
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80 vALuABLEE rnurns. Gs

Wv VALUABLE TRUTHS. V&S
II you arc suffering froirE poor health or lanrst
ing ON O bed OF siekncss take cheer Tor
Hop Bi;sersSwili Cure You.
IL you minister Hand have oyerlavcd your
self with your pastoral du Etcs ;Or mother vorr
cut with care and work orkif YOU simply aiiing
IL you feel weak ndrdisplrited, WliloUt Clear
~ knowing why
Hop Ditiers WIFE Restore Yor.
nyou are man OF bus siness weakened by the
strain Of your everydayEdut or man o. let
tiers, toiling over youTnmidnight work,
Hop Bitfprs wiIlSStrcnethen You.
II you arc young. andEsuficIng from any indis
cretion or are growing tool fast as "a Oxen lilo case
Hop Bisicrs wiIlhRciicve YOn.
II you are IN the work ,shop on the farm at the
desk, my where. and etnf your tystcn needs
cleansing. toning o. einHuiailns Without irt9Xi.
Hop Biiters isAWhRt You Need.
II you old. and your spuise is frcble, your
nerves unsteady and your Flacutcs wania,.
Hop Biiters Will give ynu Nctg Life 1nd Igor.
HoP couaH CUEE is the sweetest. stieat and bcsts
Ask clildf'ai.
The ilor PAD for STOMACH. lirer md Kidneys II
pnDeror 70 all Othcra. lIla Il4i1cL Ask Drug Isis
DI Cts an Gs1lute and irresisiahe cnrc for drunk
ennesSs use OF opium. tobacco and narcotics.
All aioyv so,d ty droEEt- Hop f Nc ca RnshstT, MY
-
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ID n IA A nTo $1,000 A YEAR, or O. TO go
lIa:sSSy Ts $sis $sI ~ iS !: n q
Oh 4 aNUEV Eamohnt stated above. No one
r n " W Vean fail 10 make money fast
ANY one can do the work, You can make from
and spare time 60 the business. Ii costs nothing
20 Try the business Nothing Ike t for money
making ever offered before. Bnsiness pleasant
aud strictly honorable. Reader. II you want to
know all about the best paying business before
The public, send us yonI address and we will
send you null particulars and private terms nee
samples worth % also meet you can then make
up Your mind for yourself Address g EOR1E
SIlNsON 4 CO, Portland, Maine. lily
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-08-29

NJ A A A MONTH guaranteed. $I2 day
III EHHEat home made by the industrious
VI AtHEHCapital not required; we will
II eBEEHEgirls make money faster at work
" " W for us than at anything else. The
work is light and pleasant, and such as anyone
can go right at. Those who are wise who see
this notice Will send us their addresses at once
and see for thcmsecls. Costly Quilt and terms
free Now is the time. Those already MT work
are laying up large sums of money. Address
TRUE n CO., Augusta, Maine. lily
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Something New!

am now running two pcddllng wagons. aud am
paying Tho Highest Market Price Tor al
kindes Of barter. ! buy my pieeed. tinMare o.
Wales Hyde, of Middlehury, aud othcr goods
In market; nearly everything direct Ecni the
manufacturers. d rt.r -
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lPAycAsH

for all my goods, aud sell NY barter for cash
thus saving any middlemens profits and enabling
cnstomerst get the best hnrfains conhistent with
paying one hundred cents ON the dollar. All
goods wa ira nted strictly as Represented
CIlIPhAN G. SMITH.
N, ddlebury. May 30, 1870. Il
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

The Washington Star describing the
dead letter Office, says; "Atthe open.
ing table the contents Of such letters
as need to be opened are discovered.
In former times the champion letter
opener was he who turned in the most
money az the result Of his labors, and
much ingenuity was exercised in the
selection Of letters likely to prove val
liable. One Of the numerous i'm
provements in the system introduced
by the present chief, Mr.. E. J. Dial.
las, makes the number Of letters open
ed, whether containing money or not,
the test Of efficiency. But the inAu-
ences Of the old custom still make the
eyes of some Of the clerks glisten
when the opening of letter brings to
light a crisp bill Of large denomina-
lion. Special efforts are of course
made to return or forward letters con.
tanning valuables. Over ninety per
centum of such letters are disposed Of
Some lstters containing small amounts
sent under fictitious names for i'm
proper purposes, and some communi-
cations sent to lottery dealers, after
failing of delivery either through or
der OF the Postmaster General, as in
the latter case, or for other reasons, are
refused by the senders, who disclaim
all knowledge of them. Thus the
communication is left suspended after
the fashion Of Mohammed's coffin, be-
tween writer and addressed. About
800 in greenbacks and 81, 900 in Gov
eminent bonds are the largest amounts
that have been taken from letters in
recent years. Twelve thousand dol
lars is the largest amount that has
ever been found in a single letter. A
draft unclaimed and consequently Boz
gus, found in one letter. was for ST.
800, 900 so. II is noticed that since
the fractional currency has been retir-
ed, postage stamps to about the same
amount have appeared in letters re-
ceived. This establishment of stamps
as currency is a blessing to the pru-
dent postmasters who invested in their
whole stock on hand just before the
change by which the number of
stamps sold, ceased to be the basis of
their compensation"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

COPS WAY.-God loves To effect
His greatest work by means tending
under the ordinary circumstances to
produce the very opposite of what is
to be done. God walls the sea with
sand, God clears the air with storms.
God warns the ground with snow. So
in the world of grace. He brings wa
ter in the desert not from the soft
earth, but the flinty rocks. He heals
the sting Of the serpent of fire with
the serpent Of brass. He overthrows
the walls Of Jericho with rams horns.
He Stays a thousand men with the
jawbone of an ass. He cures salt
water with salt. He fells the giant
with a sling and stone. And thus
does the Son Of God work in the gos.
pei. He cures the blind man by that
which seems likely to increase his
blindness, by amounting his eyes with
clay. He exalts us to heaven by the
stumbling block Of the Gross.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

Tho girls are planning 10 Get beau-
Thsy drp-s a. party, hall and show,
And me eid hIhs tell Ne u vasnt N
whea they vets young md used 10 sol
nat the dla,rcnce.is really no more nor les
Than little change In the style 81 dress
And hurnau nsture tt.slf you -,
Il jest Che same - u used 10 h..
Amer The ver.s- and prayers are said,
The cid blhs light the boys 10 bed.
And they lie o. ssiil ~ though they vere dead
TIN daddy soes On 10 HE dreams instead
Thsn dovn the back siaifs-so sly and aiov,
with their boots In their hands. avsy they ~.
Ths old man laughs In the morning 70 So
IT, jus, the same a. II used 10 he
rhs.s sood ola maia. are vsltiag yeti
Owes love sn.irs they moth and net
"a giri.. they never 49, such ST
EVER eus h . silly eoqueites
hut fh.ckr.rd soms,hlng iite forty ysars
Thsy would carry their meddle-ome syss ard ears,
10 ART. add freak. oftheir own thsy'dses
it's jusi the sane - u used 20 he.
of eoar,s 10 the sod. n. hs., 10 hold
The y-.n thsy vsrs hnppy The hrst that rolled.
hat the truth l. plata and ousht 10 10 told.
That the vorldigfovs better IN growing old
And only love, 10 10 shev and fame.
Il svef shsnxias and Jet the same-
FSeak. q 1shion and sAsnss. you -.
Nat n's lust che ssms - n used 20 ~.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

FoRGrvEsEss.-The truly braveon-
ly know how to forgive. Forgiveness
is the most refined and generous pitch
of virtue to which human nature can
attain. towards have done good and
kind actions, towards have even
fought with a purpose and to despera-
ton, and some times they have con-
quered; but a coward never Sorgives,
it is not in his nature. The power of
doing good flows only from a strength
and greatness of soul conscious of its
own force and security, and such a
soul ia above all the little temptations
of resenting every fruitless attempt to
interrupt its happiness.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20
ssred 1~em Death bs T-aa-fs.siea
Of fhe Mood OF % sheep.

AZ = al a
AIS, Iul.s Uosn;,al F,;dav ava.
nins a, o,.,.,,on ga. ne,s,,me5 In
,hs ors.anca ~ .sver.l su,reon. and
in,sre.,sd u;,no..e. uDop William 70.
acLls, -. vo,,, msr who h.. hoo,
s,cL for . wseL With .svsre bsmorr.
h.ge.. which Give. every nromi,. al
saving M. liza and .a.ct;ne NJ. com.
Mate restoration N health Tn. ma.
iieut had been suffering with dailv
hemorrhaye. which reauces him from
a .trony and v;gorou. man in La. than
. veet 70 40 em.c;.,s,l a condition
,h., upls.. .oms,bing v.. n,omrtlv
don. NJ. do.,h wonld b.vs ,s.,l,s'i 1.
+. e. ho.,, :, A.. s,,,h.., H..
= a., ,l.,.,,.l ...,..,;.. 80.
H. ALL A. .,o, a. hloo.,,n, ..n..a
h. on;n.w m, no,,oI.L r. -.
r. .,,snj.no. an. ,ho ,.;,n,. :, IN
o,A., .,,.mn,. 80 ~. o.,;.n, A..
c;ded 40 .,,emn, ,hs ,r.n.,0.;on a
nooI - p,.sl,..,. - -.
f,om A. .hssn F,;d.v evening Dr..
D.,lo,nh Stone s,amm and McDon.
IA me-, =, :, I,L.,. uo.n;,.I and
Der,armod ,bo evDer;m,D, The .icL
man IooLaI l;to w.x .nd hs w.. -
- 80 \. Ill, ~an.oion.
No. - ,... hron,.n, - .nd w..n
a, W.. - . ,,,h.' v.. ,..ar,.a ;n,0
A.. o.,o,;1 49, - Al. .o;,,.p.
- ii -",.--.."- -.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

Wash the baby up clean. and dress
him really pretty. and he will resist all
advances with a superlatiye crossness
but let him eat mOlasses and ginger
bread and fool around the cOal-hOd for
half an hour, he will nestle his little
face close up to your clean shirt bosom
and be just the loveliest eonningest lit.
lie rascal In the world.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

A clergyman of an original turn Of
mind is passing by a parishioner's
shop. and in order TO emphasize great
moral lesson, bounds suddenly in. crying
"BOOl" Naturally the parishiOner
starts, "You did not expect To have
me calll" 81 did not, by a blessed
sight" Suppose | had been Death
where would you have beenf Chaw
on that !" And the excellent clergy
man vanishes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

A negro preacher described hell as
ice-cold. where the wicked froze to all
eternity. Asked why, he said I;
"'Cause I don't dare tell dem people
muffin else. Why, If | say hell is
warm, some of dem old rheumatic
niggars be wantin' to start down der
de very fus' fros'."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

An honest Hibernian, in recon.
mending a COW, said she would give
milk year after year without having
calves. because" said he, ait runs
in the brade, for she came OF a COW
that never had calf"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20


The PRIVILEGES OF RASK.-Two
newsboys were standing in front Of a
Houston (Texas) cigar store. when one
Of them asked the other; "Have you
got three centsl "Yes." swell,
I've got two cents; give me your three
cents and III buy a ive-cent Havana
cigar" IAN right" says No. 2, hand
ing out the money. He enters the
cigar store, procures the cigar ION
credit possibly lights it aud puhs with
a great deal Of satisfaction. "Come.
now, give us a pull" says No. 2; IL
furnished more than half the money.
Il know it," says the smoker, "but
then I'm President and you're only a
stakeholder; you can spit" The sub
sequent proceedings have already been
communicated to the public.-[Gal-
WESTON News.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

They who tread lifes pathway ever
bearing on their faces an expression Of
cheerfulness. are radiant ministers Of
God TO mankind. They scatter sun
shine on all they meet--depressiOn
aud gloom fade away in their pres
enee
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

Spelling and defining bee. Leader
giving out word and defining it, in
order to prevent misapprehensiOn)-
Hennery. place to keep hens. Cor
rect sPeller-H n hen err ner hen
ner y, hennery. Leader-Chiccory.
Incorrect speller defining in order to
promote misapprehensiOn)--A place
to keep chickens. Disturbance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

DmN'T LIKE THE PREACHER. =
DIR. Deems, in the Sunday Magasine,
tells of little girl who, on being ask.
ed by her mother, on her return from
church. how she liked the preacher,
replied, 81 didn't like him at all. He
preached so long tina. he made me
sleepy, and then hollered so loud he
wouldn't let me 20 to sleep"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICE
By
S.A. MIDDLETON, Tunnel City

Twill pay the highest market price
for Slaves in Cash or Trade in Gensr-
al Merchandise at the Lowest Prices.
VIII also take good Flat-Rails, Tan
bark. Lumber and all kinds Of Coun-
try Produce. I am agent for the eels-
brated Fish Broa Wagons. which I
will exchange for Slaves. &c. Twill
receive Slaves delivered at Caldwslls
Eubanks and Pulaski stationa
Steam a. a. MIDDLETON.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

A Covington, Ca, college girl chal-
lenges any girl of any institution in
the United States to chew gum with
her. She offers to chew hundred
quarters worth Of gum in one hun.
bred consecutive quarter days. Gum
to be clear of hair, and not mixed
with shoemaker's wax.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

The gavel used by the presiding
officer Of the Kentucky Baptist Min
isters' meeting recently in session at
Winchester. was made from the wood
of the tree under which the first SER
mon was preached in Kentucky. The
preacher was a Baptist, Rev. Thomas
A Tiusley. -[Clark County Dem.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

An arithmetic man estimates that
President Hayes salary will buy eight
times as many cattle and eight times
as much land or merchandise as the
salary of Presideat Lincoln did.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

In an Indiana church the best look
ing young ladies are selected to pass
the contribution boxes, and there isn't
a young man in the congregation that
dare drop in button.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

A mans horse balk ing and refusing
10 move, he adopted abe ingenious de-
vice employed once by canal captain
he built small tipe under the ami
NAL. A soon as die horse ielt the
heat. he moved at once. He adj.
vanced sufficiently 10 bring the
carriage over the aais 6. and there he
paused 10 the ediiicatisn OF aerowd Of
observing citizens, AZ a to the great
satisfaction Of himself.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-20

The pastor Of a Church In one Of
our large cities said to me not long
ago; II have oiiidated at forty we'd
dings since 1 came here, and in every
case save one, l felt that the bride
was running an s~fdl risk, Young
men Of bad habits and fast tendencies
never marry girls Of their own sort,
but demand wik, above suspicion.
30 pure, sweet won en-, kept from the
touch Of evil through the years of
their girlhoOd, give themselves. with
all their costly dover Of womanhOOd.
into the keeping Of men who, in base
associations, have learned to under
value all that belongs to them, and
then find no time for repentance in
the sad after years.
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J. R. WAR RE n.
& SON,
2. STORE"
You will and Staple and Fancy Groceries Of all
kinds at the p. o. Store
You will hnd Oranges, Lemons, Dried Apples aud
Peaches, Prunes. Maple Sugar and COOOanuts at
the P. o, Store.
You viii and Cheese. MAccsrOnl. Cracked wheai,
Rice, Dried Reef and Canned Goods Of every de-
scripiion at the P. o. Store.
You will hnd Garden Hoes. Rakes, sPadins:: Forks,
Hoe and Al Handles. at the P. o. Store.
You will 6nd BrIsgs a Bros, D. N. Ferry a Co.'S
and Detroit Seed Co.'S Garden Seeds at the p. o.
Store.
You viii lad Brand.usw Lot Of Flower Pots,
from the smallest to the hrgest size. at the p.
o. Store.
You will dnd good assortment Of New Moss has
ksts at the P. o. Store
You will hnd JaPanned Bind Cages, Breeding Ca
gee and several other kinds Of Cages At the p o.
store.
You will ind Sheep Shears. Pnning Shears aud
Knives. Grass Knives and Lawn Mowers al the
p. O. store.
You will and an sssarilnsnt Of nridlss-B Blind aud
Riding. Collars, Hsmss, Hs@s suInss and Trace
Chains at the P. o. Store.
You will dad Hemp Packing, seasrass and Cotton
Rope and Broom Irvine at the p. o. store
You will and Butter Crooks and stOnsware Of all
kinds At the =. q. Store.
You will and Bacon, Land, Batter, Esgs, Meal
Flour and Potatoes al the ?. q. store.
You will aud, In addition TO above, q complete
stock Of Hardware aud Gallery at the ?. o. store
You will aud Water Baetsis, Tubs, HaliBashsls
Rolling Pias. BROOM and Al Handles, al the 2
o. Store.
You viii and several different ,natss VI sewing Ma
chimes and sewing Machine Needles al the ?. o
Store.
Yoa vili and as slsays rsadJ 20 give The highs
marks. price or Batter, Esg. lard, hAeou
Meal and Flour at the ?. o. STORE.
You vili dad thai vs uiIl al~ays take pleasure !
waiting on you shea 10 need Of nyihlns In o,
line, ana al an 10 pss us a s.l At the =, I
store
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AGENT WANTED

An Agent wanted Ia every county. Reliable,
Intelligent. business men clear u ,000 W $1,000
yearly, In the neu agency. Entirely new and de-
sirahle-pleasnnt aud permanent. Can be carried
on In connection With stose. shop VI mill OF BY
any good asent. Suitable ior every c0unty 10 the
10 West t., hadissn, Ind
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dhe Snterior Suurnal.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

one squsrc, ono Insertion. 81 %
liberal deduction for each subsequent Insertion
Regular adtertlaera will and our rates 20 - -
moderate a. those Of any other respectable papef
"Huaneaa Notices - 10 cents per line. Advertising
Announcements Of Marriages. Births and Deaths,
INSERTED free Of cost.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect, &C., viii, here
aner, BE- charaed Al the rate Of cents per tne'
Instead off0 cents, ~ heretofore.
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For Mll particulars, as TO board, 4e., address
MES. =. q. TRIUMPHANT. Principal.
Stanford. Lincoln Co.. Ky.
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In Tuition, prices nnge from s25 10 ESQ In III
regular Departments. Primary, US; intermediate
80 Preparatory, 80. and Collegiate. go.