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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-03-05
ADDISON RAILROAD
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


CIoaqregctionat-Cornc Pleasant and Main sts.
Rev. y. r. Hooker. pastor. Sunday services at
lD:45 AN. and 1900 Pm. Thursday evening
Kethodist-North Pleasant at. Rev. w. II. Row
som, pastor. Sunday services at 10:45 AM. and
1900 r.h. Thursday evening prayer meeting at
Episcopal-St Stephens Church-Main-st. Rev.
James I. Franklin. rector. Sunday school at 9 80
Roman Cdtholic-- -weybrdge-st. Rev. P. Cum
ningham, pastor. Sunday services, alternate Sab
baths; High Mass at l0:oo AM; Vcspers and
benediction at q: 80 Pm.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Methodist --, pastor. Sunday services
at2:00P.M.
vBRaENNBs.
Bdpt,sf-Rev. Charles Hibbard, pastor Sunday
services at ls:45 An. and 1900 I'm. Weekly
prayer meeting on ThTrsday evening 1900.
s and s"nsr P %eefy snnSay
meeting on Thursday evening at I 100.
sp,scopal-,St Po,irs Church-Rev. F. s: Fisher
0ctOr. Sunday services at 10 40 AN and 90 Pm
Friday evening at u: 90.
kission Chapel--Dr. H. A. Ingham. Sunday
s a amS SO weekly
Roman Cothsiic-Rev. p. Cunningham, pastor
crvices, alternate sabbaths; High Mass at 10 90
An; vospers and boncdiction t6:ooP,M
CongregationaL-Rev. George v. Hall, pastor.
Sunday services at 10 AS AN. and 100 I'm. Week
v prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 100.
Bristol Directory.
CHURCHES.
B0pttst-Rev. W. ID. Hall, apstor Sunday ser
vices at 10 AS A. N. and TOO r. N. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at 80. Young peoples
meeting Tuesday evening at 80.
kefhodisf-Rev l.. A. Dibble, pastor. Sunday
services at 10 l5 A. N. and 100 p, NJ. Class meet
ing Tuesday evening at 7 80. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 80.
Adsent-Rev. Mr.. Quimby, pastor. Sunday
Evangelical Ldpent-Rev ID. BOsworth; Prayer
meeting every Friday evening at Elder Bos-
wOftk's house.
NAILS ARRIVE
From New Haven, the North, New York, Boston,
and the West through Burlington, 80. p. NJ
From Now Haven, the South, New York, BOs-
ton. and the West. 100 N.
From Richmond, huntington, Huntington Cen
or, and Starksboro, 4 40 r. N. Mondays Wctlnes-
ays and FRIDAYS, at 4 80 p. IN.
From Lincoln, p. n.
From South Starkshoro, throo times week ir.
eRalarly.
From New Haven Mills, three times o week ir.
regularly.
MAILS LBAvn.
For New Haven, Boston, New York, and the
soath, 10 80 A. n.
For New Haven, tho North, Boston, New York.
aad tho West through Burlington, :0OP.N.
For Richmond, Starksboro, Huntington and
Huntington Center, 80 Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays, at 80 n. IN.
For Lincoln, 8 :00 PM.
For South Stirksboro, three timos a week rrcg
uarly.
For New Haven Mills three times weok irreg-
ly.
FREDERICK LANDON. p. NJ.
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Parties In want OF engraved Visiting Cards.
Wedding Cards. Invitations, Monos rams, or any
other work In that line. are respectfully Informed
that they can have their orders filed in ths bes
N tnnnr and at low price al tho Register once
atisfAetion guaranteed.
Our engraving 10 doae for us by ono Of the best
ngravers In Boston, whose work has not faiied
o please all who ha cred through us.
samples showI
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A great many boys and girls fall des-
perately in love with each other before
/ they arc old enough to toll the differ
once between the heartache and collie.
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.S1S tSs SsrsSy ser nss have had c.
been terrible sufferer. was rendered partially
and uccrsted tonsiis, hard and constant eonss,
Of oconsHmpon NY head ached ali ys ths ts. TSe
spPSSz H my sS
point pGns SHt Of S Il Ssn s.y TO
recourse q every means in my power 70 dsloesS
ne ne mucps from my throat and heai before being
onss were nUe II nsncd
could with difficulty swallow. finally consulted
ammaton and uiccrstion in my ny throat s caused BY
yoWsS
nd nSd soSs Meanwhc
s s:s ass Yss
ago. began tho use q sAsSohps d sG %pieAI cuns
AeT Ssqg a.. sh Ts bottle began
my head as Ihad not known il to be for years. il
:ssa ssSps 81 s'Sss scaa e sss s; as se 81 ssSs a
gargleI soon reduced tho Inflammation and SWELL
she buzzing noises in my head ceased, my SENSES Of
sSsdS eyea aa sss Ss
70 the verge of the grave disappeared by tho uso
have been thus cspiicit BECAUSE as arueeiss.
Ihaye seen great deal OF suffering from Caiarrh.
@ and hope TO convince many that this Is great
am familiar with the treatment Of catarrh as
practscd by tho best physicians and have consult.
cd the most eminent about my case. / have used
SSSTS 5d rDa Sd naYS sTD
d i S.cOa!asf
DosToS. Feb. % 1878 GEO. r. DrssMORE.
SUFFOLK, Hs. Feb. q, 1875.
Then personally appeared tho eaid George F.
Dinsmore, and msde oath that the foregoing etato-
mcnt by him subscribed Ia true. Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS, Justice Of the Peace.
Each nnck aoa cnnfaina Ilr nnnfordsa fnnnrnrnd
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A MONTH guaranteed. sl2 a day
nv at homo made by the industrious:
VIZ lshuvvuCapital not required; we will
an UuUvu start you. Men, Women, boys and
NJ vvEvuPirl make money faster at work
Ior us than at anything else. The
work IL light and pleasant, and such as anyone
| can go right at. Those who are wise who see
this notice will sepd n, their addresses at once
and see for themselves. Costly Outft and terms
| free Now Is the time. Those nj ready'at work
are 'evin@ up large sums OF money. Address
TRUE u = o., Augusta, Maine. lilly
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Register 8tean1
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au

WYE ARE NOW HITTER PREPARED
w than ovor before to do every olass OF print
ing, and at tho lowest rates consistent with get
ting an honest living.
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SWORN evidence.

The following Cure 10 probably tho meet
remarkable ever effected by any n,odI-
cal preparation for tho treatment OF
Catarrhi
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Each package contains DR.. eanford's Improved
For sac 81 ali 1SF SsS IN M
Retail Druggists Throughout tho United states
WEEKS q POTTER General Agents and Whole
sale Druggsts. boston, Mass.
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Htibbirbrrg8egistrr
rusrrsusp livery friday.

r. M BAILEY
BD/z0R .fND. PUBLISHBR.
TIE RIsi
81, ,soper annum, II paid In cash, atrictlyEin
,ivance ae 90 pcr annum for the time intnr
oars whom not paid In advance.
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PONDS
EXTRACT.

The Wonder Of Healing.
1T STOPS ALL HEMORRHAGES:
It Cures all Inflammatory Diseases.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

We see during the three or four
years Of his evangelistic life, Rev.
Geo. o. Barnes has been the means Of
turning froa the error Of their ways
about 5000 souls. II is a question
whether Mr.. Barncs' labors are pro-
ductiye Of nearly as much good as ap-
pears on the surface. Taking the re-
suits in this place as a haiis, we would
say that they are not. Undek the in
huence Of his magnetic manners and
attractive exposition Of the Word, re-
ligious excitement ran high for a sea
son. But with his departure for new
fields, there was almost a total col
lapse Of this feeling, and within six
weeks there was no visible improve.
ment in many Of those who we're most
powerfully awakened by his teachings.
Those gales of religious excitement
which blow over aud leave no trace Of
their progress are rarely ever produc-
tive Of good. Glasgow Times.
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A New UsE FOR THE TELEPHONE.
Hitherto il has been a matter of
some difficulty 10 determine the time
OF fight Of small-arm projectiles, ow-
ing to the impossibility of seeing them
strike. In a series of experiments
made by the L. $. Ordinance Depart
ment this difficulty has been over
come by the use of the telephone.
The telephone was connected with two
Blake transmittors, one placed near
the target. The time between the
report OF the gun and sound of the
ball upon the target was measured by
a stop-watoh. The yations found
ed on a large number of experiments
never differed more than a quarter or
half OF a second from each other, the
slight delay in starting the watch be-
ing neutralized by the delay in stop
ping it. Ii was found that the time
Of transit was affected by the wind,
being shortened by a rear and length
ened by head wind.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

Never set boy down tor stupid be-
cause he does not make a figure ut
school. Many of the most celebrated
men who have ever lived have been
set by some conventional pedagogue
as donkeys. One Of the greatest as.
tronomers of the age was restored to
his father by the village school.mas.
ter with these encouraging words;
"There's no use paying good money
for his education. All he wants to
do is to lie on the grass ON his back
and stare at the sky. I'm afraid his
mind is wrong" Scientific men have
often been ilogged for falling into
brown studies over their books, and
many an artist Of the future has come
to present grief for drawing all over
his copybook and surreptitiously paint
ing pictures. Your genius, unless
musical, seldom proves himself one in
his childhood, and your snug and self
sufficient piece of precoclty, who
takes all the medals, and is the show
scholar OF his school, often ends by
showing no talent for anything be-
yond a yard stick, Sir Walter Scott
was called stupid as a child, and it
was not even considered TO his credit
that he was fond of "sich trash'as bal
lads, and could learn them by heart
at any time. That boy who really
worries you by being so much unlike
his bright brothers, may be the very
one who will make YOU proud and
happy some years hence. Take that
for your comfort.
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"fIans, what keepit you owda sn
ladc tonight
"Well, Katrina, ! was at dot tccya.
der. ! med Yon Biber. und We had
some beer nit each one anodcr both
iogedder, unit Yon says, Hans, | want
you to come in my teeyader und see
Low Raddler und dem icllers sing
fiddle song Very well, goes in
mid him, und II don't cost me some
thing at all--he yoost told dot toor-
keeber 'Das all righd, und ! bass in.
| was he'll dead like doze noozpaper
fellers."
"Well, Hans, how was you like ii,'
Like il? 1t was schkeplendit,
Katrina. Dere was the pootiest song
you never heard in all my life. II be.
gins down at de boddom like dis way;
.''yoa usier miss dot yassar ti DOT well DON'T got
some more In &c.
cts fine sentiment IN dot song,
Katrina. got it all in my head,
but I was 80 pleased und excited abo It
it haf forgot again once. Il was
like dis way [singsl
'u1u.i you sasie dot si.-rf.
ia. the moddo teach you.
let your aaichWofds to disIatchcs,
Uni practice Ike dem prcarhris,
30 not let q icw moments
Lie dot sunshine pass by
Dor you never miss DOT vasscr
Until you get pooty dry sometimes when
dot we'll IL all run dry
"Now, Katrina, don't you like dot
sendimenty'
Yes, / like dot sentiment, and |
like it bedder if you don't shtop out
ill twelf o'clock at nighd like dis any
more, und come home tryin' to play
me Of dot foolishness. Il Virginia
New Chronicle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

The New York Nous got the follow
ing from a small boy The cat which
we had fore we got Nose was yeller,
and didn't have no ears, aud not eny
tail, too, COS they were cut OH 10 make
it 90 way from where 1t lived, for it
was so ugly, SO it cum 10 our house.
One day my mother shs sed wudent
my father drown il, COS she new where
she GUIDE git nicer lukin one. So
my father he put it in a bag, and a
brick in the bag, too, aud threw it in
the pond, and went to his office, my
father did. But the eat busted the
bag string, and wen my father he cum
home il was lying under the sofa, but
cum out to look at him. So they
looked at one another for a long vile,
and bime by my father sed to my
mother "Wel, you are nifty pooi
hand to 90 shoppin for cats, Thisn
is site uslier than the otherl"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

NINE thousand MILEs OF NEW
TRACK.-It is estimated that nine
thousand miles of new railroad will be
constructed in this country during The
present year. A very large part of
it will be in the comparatively unset
tied spaces of the West, but not so
great part as some people suppose.
There are to he new roads in many
States, built for the purpose Of COM
plotting or shortening the connection
Of the great lines with distant poin Is,
In the rearrangemeals of population
during the period Of depression, new
centers of distribution have been es-
tablished, and it is important for the
leading corporations to reach them
and obtain a share OF the traffic.
Moreover, local trade and enterprise
call for the construction of a great
number Of short pieces Of road, which
will aggregate many hundreds of
miles 90 Boston Advertiser.
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nhvmo Th"ndcrer'. Gun hurst.

Hhy the Tbundcrcr's Gun hurst.
Our readers will remember that
about year ago IS ton gun on board
the British ironclad Thunderer burst,
killing number Of men and wound
ing many more. A committee, APP
pointed to investigate the disaster,
came 10 the conclusion that theexplo-
sion was caused by a double charge.
The gun, having missed fire when
loaded with bailering charge "a 700
pound proieciile and 40 pounds Of
powder, was again loaded with iull
charge. aud fired with both of the
charges aud proiecliles in the gun at
the same time. This decision having
been seriously questioned, the govern
ment ordered at an experimental test
by loading and firing the sister gun
in the manner alleged The test was
made at the proof butts adjoining the
Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, Februa-
~ 3. The econd 3S-ton gun was load
ed and fired with a double charge Of
50 and 10 pounds Of powder, one,
800 pound shell and one 200 pound
Palliser projectile. The gun burst as
its fellow did on board the Thunderer,
thus iustifying the opinion OF the COM
mittee Of investigation as to the cause
ofthat disaster. The muzzle of the gun
and the proiectiles we're buried in the
sand at the proof bats. The remain
der Of the gun, with the exception Of
its base, was blown 10 atoms.
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IN Irnenf Denland.

The urgent demand for the whip
ping post is shown every week in our
Police Court. Offenders are convict
ed of petty larceny every week, and
congratulate themselves on the inabil-
lily ofthe Court to punish them. They
do not care for the jail; they have
good quarters, plenty to eat and plenty
Of company. a game Of cards from
morning until night is a pastime they
can not enjoy outside. Our Senators
who oppose the bill are overmuch hui
name Tin the interest of humanity
they oppose the only measures that
can give security to honest peoples
property, because they say it is "a
relic Of barbarism." But the kind
hearted gentlemen are inconsistent II
they do not 60 further and oppose all
punishment; for corporal punishment
is a relic of times past But to steal
from our neighbors isno less an offence
than to have robbed our neighbors an
cestors, and the thief deserves at least
as much punishment Harrodsburg
Observer.
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EsTABLISHBD 1865.
WARR'S BRYANT & STRATP0N
BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Largest Institution OF The Kind In The South.
Thorough Business Course Book keepng Penmanshp and
Arithmetic are Our SpeCaltes.
Il Know these Better than gga Your Msntsd n Bgsnsss
Place Yourself under the Instruction Of Good Teachers Can Be Found
in the Land.
IEHMS: S5O One Month"; so. BOARDING. Sl2
Month. including Board. 500.
WRITE A COPY COLLEGE
WAR; BURKS, Proprietors
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Popularity or POSTAL CARDS. -
The growing popularity Of the postal
card as a means of correspondence is
something wonderful. The entire
number manufactured and used the
first year OF their introduction was
100, 1000, 500, and during the year
which has just closed the aggregate
number sent out was 246, 063, O60.
This latter number is an increase over
the number issued in 1878 of SO, s79,-
060. II Baltimore Sun.
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HhifclrnshiIIn.

Whatever else the Legislature has
failed to do, it has comfortably white
washed Governor Blackburn's whole.
sale pardoning policy. The polite
members are storing up capital against
prospective day Of wrath when the
interposing hand Of executive clemen-
cy can rescue them from the striped
livery of compulsory State service. -
Glasgow Times.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

DAPTiSr.-REV. J. NJ. BECCE, Pastor services
ID on Second and Fourth sundays, morning aud
night. Prayer Meeting every wednesday aiief-
noon. sunday School al $50 a. N. Il. T. Barrow
Superintendent.
Worship by she con !regation ev-
~ cry Lords day. Preaching by lid. jos. ballou
on First and Third Lords days. sunday School
at SIS jos. Severance, Superintendent
METHODIST, SOUTH.-REv. :. ;. SIMS, Pas
wi tor. Services every sunday morning and night
Prayer Meetings THURSDAY nights. sunday schuo
at 9'o0 A. n. j. ;. sims, Superintendent.
DREsBNTEBIAN SOUTlI.-No Pastor Tn
II ion sunday school at $50. John W. RCut
Superintendent. Union Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day nights.
DRESBNTERIAN NORTH -REv. =. :. HAYS
il Pastor, breaches on Second and Fourth sun
days, morning and night.
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FIRE LOSES ~ 1S79.-The value
of property destroyed by fire in 1879
was s77,763, 200, and the last five
years the losses amount to s3j3,0lS,-
$50. The losses by fire assurance
companies in 1879 amounted to Sl4,-
AGA, 200, an amount exceeding the
losses in either of the four previous
wears
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

"Pa, said he, as he was shown some
pictures in book Santa Claus had
left him, papa, why does oamels have
such big lunches on their back The
information received not being very
satisfactory, he at length solved the
difficulty himself. "WhY, | know,
papa" said he, "lt's SOS they'll be
camels.' Which must be the reason.
Il Elmira Advertiser
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

A little girl knew minister would
hear her read composition. The sub
iect was, "a cow She weaved in
this complimentary sentence; The
COW is the most useful animal in the
world except religion. II Exchange.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

A LITTLE TouCH or AMERICAN
HIsroRY.-George Washington first
to the White House came; and next
on the list is John Adams name.
Tom jefferson then filled the honored
place; the name of james Madison
next We trace. The fifth in success.
sion was james Monroe, aud John
Quincy Adams the next below. Then
Andrew jackson was placed in the
chair, aud next we find Martin Van
Buren, there. Then William IL. lar.
rison's name we meet, whose death
gave Jyhu Tyler the coveted seat.
Then james X. Polk was the Nations
choice; next Tor Zachary Taylor she
gave her voice, whose premature death
brought in Willard Fillmore; and
next Franklin Pierce the distinction
wore. The fifteenth was james Buch-
anan, they say, who for Abraham
Lincoln prepared the way; whose
martyrdom gave Andrew johnson n
chance, aud the eighteenth name was
Ulysses 5. Grants. by means of Va.
rious aud sundry ways, the nineteenth
now is r. h. Hayes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

Kentucky produced in 1879, 49,
922. 100 bushels of corn on 2,O23, 600
acres of land, valued at SIS, 1868, $40.
The State also produced l23, 4j2, 400
pounds of tobacco, on l70,700 acres
Of land, valued at sG.l72, 1875
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

Edison, when first investigating the
subject of electricity, having seen the
sparks fly in stroking cats back, pro.
cured large cat and placed it in the
circuit, using one of its hind paws as
electrOds. Then he tried to start an
induced current by rubbing the cats
briskly. 1t was entirely successful,
and Edison still bears on his hands the
marks that resulted from using the cat
as am induetor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

John c. Robinson; known as the
lightning proof reader, who died the
other day, used to read a proofsheet
aloud at the rate of 696 words min
ute, or Al, 76O Words AN hour Il Chi
cago Times.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27
tBtR.TENDEEs EETTER TO ms
~ NIIMEtRI

rm unting nov, my lovely Sue
Reside o. smoking taiiy,
90 say that lsiana o. you
o. sridt and .n body.
yoam b. rnis. VOW eye a mir
rhoe oris aa brown aa sherry
AMI ieii you that youf rIwiing haif
Han tHcs like "fam ani icry
Yom vitpor, up iitc rinref teer
'ris varied ai tulip
AMI your deilo'aus hrosh. bow doaf
O. sseaior thau luier
Your scprh voice is like ihc riink
ui oriy silver aIiher,
AMI ii jest ~ siuud ihiuk,
A. Augstura bitien.
You know I've ssorn to love you bong
Dat words uc uir bot handy.
simry state that lose isamnr
los, quito o. strong 81 brandy
rtks piy on ibc nutiofius hoau
Your eyes have niioi With rlshrs
oin uoi stand siy cupid's daft
Al stand whisky smasho..
ilis unto mo viihout Thy iaoe
iiath neither taste nor oslufi
'rIs tame. aud hat. and commonplace.
like soiiarr Ur plata sala
Alas I dream Of you 30 murh
ihink foH n, maily,
That hogiu 90 loose my touch
Auimis my cocktails badly
make HY sanfsrcos I'D weak
That thcy uould vcx d Quster
last night lct beer beg lclt
And lot niy silver "shater
have frroiten 100 the laws,
tm alaays making latchrs
Z serve nay oobbieu viihout unus.
AMI nutmeg be- my "~coichcs
On hci. % By your proai disiaiu.
rm len without q ruiier,
I SON viii lose my mighty bnln.
Aui serve "si1ue icnco' @r oii..
Dor grl.n dcspalf cieh dIsuail uiehi
Com9i doun uIan mc thicker,
And Oh, SWEET sac, 20 you don't wutc
ga have % take to iiquer
% Nra York suI.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

81 was once very shy" said Sydney
Smith, "but il was not long before |
made two very useful discoveries;
fret, that all mankind were not Who'll
~ employed in observing me "a belief
that all young people haye)i and next;
that shamming was Of no use--soon
that the world was very eleared-sight.
ell and soon estimates a man at his
just value This cured me, and | de.
termined to be natural and let the
world hnd me out.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

Ga a railway line recently a pascal
ger stopped the conductor and asked +;
"Why don't you go faster?' at runs
fast enough to suit Us you don't
like the rate of speed, get oft and
walk, - was the rejoinder. 81 would"
replied the passenger, settling back in
his seat, "but my friends wouldn't
come for me until the train came in,
and | don't want to be waiting round
the station for two or three hours.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

In Holland. where sand is more
plentiful and cheaper than hay, it is
used for beddingcows. This keeps them
always entirely clean, and the milk
never takes the odor OF the stable.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

Augusta, Ga, has six cotton factor
les in operation, one in the course Of
building, and capital is being raised
for still another, the last to have "a, b
900 spindles, and to cost $500, 900.
The six factories used last year 10000
bales of cotton, their products being
worth $1,000, 600. Last year the mills
paid ten to twelve per cent. dividends,
and put away handsome sums in their
sinking funds for extensions. This
new $4,000 spindle factory will add to
the population Of the city at least
5000 souls, and will pay to employees
Si75.0 900 annually.