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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-02-04

RAISING PIGS. We like to have pics
farrowed as carly in the spring as is con
sistent with safety from cold weather.
Those farrowcd in March and April, il
properly fed and cared for from birth
will make good hogs for the marke,
before the next winter; while those drop
ped later must be kept over Mt loss
Cold weather is decidedly unftvorable tc
flesh production, and pork cannot be made
anywhere so cheaply, after severe cold
weather sets in, as before. OF course
warm and we'll ventilated pens will 90 fal
towards modifying the unf.vorablc inhu-
ence of climate; but even the feeder labors
under great disadvantages, and fails tc
get the same return for food consumed us
he usually gets from feeding through the
summer and fall.-RU1ul San
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-02-04

CURE FOR MILK FEvER.-Dr. Robert
Jennings of Detroit gives a few simple
suggestions about milk fever in COWS. II
is well known that this disease usually
attacks the best cows, and is too often
fatal, on account of improper treatment
DO not, under any circumstances. purge
or bleed your animals, if you would have
them live. We advise the following rem
edies, which can be found in any drug store
BY proper care and nursing you will save
two animals where you now save one
Sulphate of magnesia, l h.. Jamaica
ginger, pulverized. 2 OF ; mix well, and
divide into 6 powders, one to be given
times day, dissolved in half pint o.
tepid water, alternating every hours
with one of the following powders: Chic
rate of potassa, pulverized, 1 o.; digitali.
folio, pulverized, 1-2 or tart. antimcny
l-2 or. mix, and divide into powders
Place the cow in large, well ventilated
box stall, well supplied with clean, dry
straw, and kept clean. If the weather is
cold, protect her with comfortable cloth
ing. The milk should be frequently
drawn off, and. when unable to rise, she
should be turned occasionally, which will
AFFORD her temporary relief"
We have seen considerable of milk
fever, and every case we ever saw bled in
season got well. Bleed at once-as soon
as you see the animal is i'll, and bleed
freely. Have pail to catch the blood,
and take half or two.thirds of palful.
In this disease delay is.faal; unless relief
is obtained your COW will very likely be
dead in forty eight hours. In this disease
there will be no milk to draw. The flow
ceases almost entirely, and is only recov-
cred by degrees when the animal recov-
ers. We have seen COW get up and 20
to eating within ten minutes after being
bled two-thirds of pailful, when before
bleeding her prospect for living looked
slim.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-02-04

Congress is going to investigate the az.
ricultural department. But whether this
is to discover if the department is respon-
sible for the present " boom =" in agricul-
ture, does not yet appear. Perhaps, how
ever. inquisitorial gentlemen at the CAPT.
tai suspect that Commissioner lie Due
does not get all the sugar he ought out of
the sorghum in his possession. At any
rate it is comforting to know that they
propose to investigate 1t means some
travelling, the taking of good deal of
evidence, and the passing of formidable
bill-of expenses; in all of which the
farmers will no doubt be greatly inter-
ested. Congress refused the other day to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Central Vermont R. R. Line.
Commencing Monday Dec. 90. 1879.
TRAINsGoINd SOUTH ANDEAsT.

TRAINSG0ING SOUTH ANDEAST.
zLeave MontpeI and l1.4SA M. s.55andiO5o
Portland Express from Syracuse and ogdens-
burg st. Adams and Burlington arrives az MONT
peiier 25 A. N. Mixed Train leaves Montpelier = o.
MAIL TRAIN from Montreal. st. Adams. Burlns-
New London, Springfield. New York, and inter
MIXED TRGTS ieavesst Adams 20 PM, Burlington
sol NJ. Montpelier 6 s. p. M, for Northheld q. a,
NIGHT EXPRESS from Ogdensburg, Montreal ,st a :
hans and Burlington leave Montpelier at 1850 for
Boston via, Lowell or Fitchburgh. Springfield New
YorkandntermediatCpoin
TRAINsGoINGNoRT WEST
Leave Montpeliera 30 O5 A. NJ. 10 IS and S. 7.
A. M via, Lowell 500 A. M. New London 100 A NJ
Springfield 500 A. NJ, Montpelier 55P. NJ, for Bur
lington. st. Adams, Montreal. and Ogdensburg
ACCOMMODATIONS Train leaves Northheld at 3 50 N.
Montpelier s45 A.. NJ, for Burlington, hutland st.
Adams and st. Johns. - ,
MIxEDIeaves White River functions. BOA M. North
field 1910 NJ Montpelier 10 s. A. NJ for Burlington, 81
Adams, RichfOrd ROuses Point, &c
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Boston via. Lowell at % p.
NJ, via, Fitchburgh 500 p. NJ, New York 800 7: NJ
SprngheldsO0 P NJ, Montpelier3 ~ AM for Burning
ton, 81. Adams, Montrealand Ogdensburg, and the
West.
Trainsleaye MONTH elieiforBarre att 90 A. M.,s4
A. M, and AGO. PM
5.20P.M
Sleeping cars ar attached to Night Express trains
running between Montreal and Boston and Montreal
Psrlor Cars and Day Express between Boston and
oughticketsfor icagoand the W est orsale al
J.w.HoBART.
st. Adams. VT. .Decembers7, 1879.
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d - 4 I 4 H r
NEVER, FAILING RELIEF
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

IT is fac that can he Eubstantiatcd by tic most
respectable Testimonials ever offered Ia favor of
any prorrirtory medicine, that the bulra Curc for
Catarh docs III every afford Instant aud ucrpnn-
ent relief. No matter Of how long standing or how
the disease tho first dose gives such evidence Of
its value in the treatment Of Catarrhal affections that
confidence Is at nCe felt in its ability to do all that
claimed for It. The testimony OF physiriars Drug.
gists, and patients is unanimous IL this respect and
the accommodating evidence is IL point Of rpSprtablity
superior to any ever before Oain' in ia, or of rn,;
ular remedy. The rroprctprs therefore, may Justly
feel proud OF the position the Radical Cure (Itn
ed, and bclieye it worthy OF It's rcnn,ation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-02-04
agricultural department,
ON. rINKhAM, Editor.

All communications for this department should be
sent to the editor, Mr.. %. NJ. TINKHAM, N. Pom
fret, Vt.
Please write one side of the paper only sign such
name or initials you wished published but give
your NAME AND ADDREss, post office, County and
State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-02-04
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Thco. P. Bogcrt, Bristol, r. I

Messrs WEEKS " POrTEE: GpHNrlR1p Feeling
thoroughly convinced Of the efficacy of Saufordis
Radical cure tor Catarr am induced 10 drop You 4
line to say that although have been sEcpcal Of All
the noStrlms adynrts as radical ruros.n | have
never found thing thu promises 3 II relief ard
ultimate rurr as hat of Sintord's
have boon atlctcl with this dreadful aisensc for
more thu ten years, aud not mt recently could I've
induced to perSavcru with amy until read the letter OF
NJ Henry Wells, aud eau truthtGlly say that after
Using five or six bottles am thDiOughlv convinced Of
it. curative properties Hoping that 9th r. SIMILARLY
afflicted like yself Will he ndrccl to mpke The trial
ant, gentlemen, very truly. etc.
Bristol II. T., July "A, 1877
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-02-04
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS.

Such AS Sore, Weak, Unnamed, Red and Watery Evos.
liberation and Inflammation of the Far: RmyinG,
Noises i'll the Head: sore Throat: EIong ltiou Of ihe
uynla %Yd Sweile4 Iogss Ncryous eadacGe Nem
Force Depression Ot Spirts.--aTe all carefully nnJ
treated with hs remedy accnrIinx 10
directions which accompany each bottle or =, in 10
mailed to any address on receipt of s'amn " "
Each package contains DR. Sanford's I,nurovsd Tn,
hanE Tube, and full directions for use In iii cases
Price S on Sold by ali wholesale and retail drue%sts
and dealers throughout the United states and Cana
das. WEEKS Il POr1 Err, General Agents and Whnio
sale Druggists, BosICu, Mass. ~ " 'i'4o
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18

The New York Star maintains that It's ST Dry
about the Conkling Sprague affiiavlts, pro-
cured by detective In Tilden's employ Is true.
and processes TO have obtained cOnfirmatory
evidence OF the existence of these documents
This further information" which that paper
processes 10 have received, however, is not
given In its columns. IL publishes an interview
with Mr.. T. b Dickinson, secretary of the ma
tional democratic committee and a nepheW-in.
law therefore confidential political friend Of
Mr.. Ttlden. Throughout this interview Mr..
Dickinson Is evasive, but the only expression
with which he is credited, implying any knowl-
edge of the affair Is IN the words. ''the adayits
are not In nay possession" He also declares that
II they were ever In the possession OF the COM
mittee he was not aware OF 1t. This d eclarar on
comedies with the statements Of the several
members OF the national committee who are In
Washington, who, when interviewed by one OF
our reporters emphatically denied having ever
heard OF such affdaytes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18

The second Official inquiry into alleged cen
sus frauds in South Carolina again confirms the
accuracy OF the original return. This latter ex-
animation was made by selected special agents
taking districts at random and enumerating,
for the third time, the population. Inasmuch
as these examinations cost money it may be as
wei, hereafter, when politicians charge census
frauds upon any state or section, that they
have some Information upon which to base the
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18

The attempt to befog the Conkling. Bayard
matter by Juggling In Mr.. ex-Assistant District
Attorney Harrington and his exploits and expe.
Fences, is lot likely to be successful The tssu,
OF the whole case rests upon the capacity and
reliability orthe shorthand writer who reported
Mr.. BayardS speech, and whether his version
OF It can be sustained or overthrown by the
testimony OF competent witnesses who heard
II. This is the point to which the public will
keep its eyes directed Mr.. Harrington is not
In the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18

There are TEN columns OF fresh. crisp adver
tisements OF holiday goods In The STAR to-day
covering every held OF interest. Purchasers
can save both time and money by carefully
consulting them before starting on their holiday
rounds
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
MANY OF THEM NEVER IN THIS MARKET
WORTH 4 VISIT TO SEE THEM,
,... -. :, PHfH sSSoi fPf 5kEiF
""H' '"' - -''S'' ANGELICA JELLY.
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Of s se are ANU fIF iss
uses Tni1erssiiy for OFT then delicious
fayors. strict purity, undertaking excellence and
ony impo,.at.e s sTUFFEb e GREkkftEs.
to this country fE RoNF ~ Ma han1e "
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20 BARRELS AssokiED CANDIES
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ladies' and Misses Hemstitchei Embroidered,
Initial and Colored Bordered HANDKERCH1EFs
Silk HANDKERCHIEFS at Acc, &c.,, 75c.. 81,
81 80 and 81 so ali much below the regnl price,
$1.25. At DAVIS.
All kinds Of HOLIDAY GOODS
An elegant line of CEILgLOID SETS. (cenb.
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For bargains in HOLIDAY GOODS, go to
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At DAVIS.
Offering great bargains this week in all kinds OF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18

Tie leading Tammany organ OF New York
city proposes an investigation OF the Mercy let
ter forgery by the House OF Representatives,
and suggests that either Representative S. S.
Cox or Fernando Wood call for a committee for
that purpose. 1t Is said the calendar OF the
court before which the indictments against the
alleged fOTgers are pending, is so overcrowded
that there is no prospect whatever OF an early
trial OF these parties. The Claws delay" Is gen.
orally beneficial to the accused, and no doubt
1t will be taken advantage OF In this case Gen
Garfield. the victim OF the forged letter.
was member OF the present House, and the
Speaker, Mr.. Randall. Is one of the persons who
endorsed the letter as genuine. Mr.. Hewitt, an
ex-member and member-elect OF the House, is
also conspicuOusiy connected with the affair,
while about half a dozen members OF the
national democratic committee which sent the
letter broadcast over the country are also
members or this Congress. IL. therefore con-
Germs the honor of the House TO ascertain
whether or not any OF It's members have at
tempted TO inj1re brother member BE- means
of forged letter. 1t is more than probable
that the truth could be brought 10 light by an
earnest active committee OF the House, COM
posed OF an equal number OF democrats and
republicans with one greenbacker upon 1t to
hold and exercise the balance OF power
The large majority OF democrats are really
anxious TO learn the truth about the
Morey letter affair. They want to know
whether OF not prominent members OF the
national committee connived at forgery. Ii
any members OF the national committee were
parties TO the Morey letter conspiracy they be-
long to what Is called the "Tllden Clique and
they viii be hunted out with as much zeal by
the anti-Tilden democrats as by the republ!-
cans. The Morey letter forgery has become a
rational scandal, and its exposure affords
fine field Tor an investigating committee which
would do It's work thoroughly.
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rHRlSTMAS PRESENTS.
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great variety Ct CHRISTMAS CARDS. BRAOK-
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n. B.-A fine collection of ETCHINGS inst re-
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

DLEASANT VALLEY
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FANCY NEW ORLEANS MOIAS6EB,
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CHOICE SYhUPS at 80 cents per gallon.
BOXES OF ZINE CIGARS. suitable Christina ~
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GENUINE NEW ENGLAND RUM.
Try my "BOQUET' WHISKY, 81 so per gallon.
am prepared to Wholesale any OF my goods.
Sugars included, as low. and sometimes lower.
than Baltimore merchants
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
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Three Dollars and Sixty Gents for hne Dress
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Fineet Linen Collars Latest Styles. 81 50 per dcx
SILK Neckwear. the largest assortment In Waehtng-
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fine assortment Of silk and Linen Hsndkerchion.
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Our goods ars bought in large quantities for oas1h
and having six stores OF our own 70 supply. we
manufacture COR Shirts. Collar. 0ufft and ssik
Neckvear SO th at retail them st shout thirty per
cent. lower than the usual market price for sacA
goods We keap more ready made shirts, Collars
and Cuffs than any retail stores IN washington
and you caR find then cheaper for the same quality
than IT any other place In the city.
@. GEO. dEt:INNISS.
declT-7t 1902 r street NV,
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WHEN YOU WANT DRESS SHIFTS.
w remember that 'MEGINNISs. /" iO02 q st.
northwest, 10 enc Of the Largest Manufactures OF
FINE DRESS SHIRTS and LINEN COLLARS in
thus country and we retail our goods At less than
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thus giving the consumer . chance to save the large
proht that - made by retailers generally; Our
only 10 cents. finished. and our 'Mystery" Shirt
e ready made Shirt has no superior, and 10 only
retail the finest Linen Collars. In the latest styles,
for &le0 per DOZEN Six finest Linen Collars Tor 7b
cents. Gents Silk Neckwear Ia also specially With
us and we boast of ceiling Il cheaper than any other
house. fnov2n O. GEO. HE6ENGiSS.
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HE BEST CunssTMAs GIFT

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cEWING MACHINEsl

Wn66ler q WILSON, New NO. b.................., rs
These Machines are all warranted for three years
AL Machines purchased of us are subject to be ex
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NEW EVENING GOODS.
FULL LINE EVENING SHADES IN sATINs.
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ELEGANT WHITE BRooADEs. in great
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SATIN DE LYONS, choice tints.
BRooADE sATINs. all colors. in medium and
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". N. SINISTER & SONS,
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USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gents Latest Style SILK HATS. So:
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An-wool SCARLET and White UNDER-GAR-
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Cashmere, Merino and Shaker Wool HALF HOSE /:
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Knit Jackets, Silk and Linen Pocket Hdkfs.
At LEWIS,
POPULAR ONE-PRICE STORE."
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DUCKwHRAT. BUCKwHEAT.-Jrst received
ID car load New York Patent Process" BUOK-
WHEAT. For sale BY BEAVANs SHAW, corner
llt1 ana y SO, porthHe0t decli- In.
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1880 XMAS GOODS. 1880
FINE ASSORTMENT FROM LON DON, PARIS,
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BIBLES. PRAYER AND HYMNALS. In SETS
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GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF SETS,
WITH MUSIC BOXES, XMAS CARDS.
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At J. ID. FREES, .JR.,
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HOLIDAY GOODS $
IMPORTERS i&S1 AUCTION.
ssssI s aodDsg 1ss A VII se
LADIES and GENTS,
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LADIES, and GENIE MEN HANDkERcHlErs.
NKoxT1rs coII ZIP and 1919 9ahoTH GLOVES.
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