Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-04

butter. common. II. 10 Is cent la-r pound.
good TO choice, lG to II cents pr pound;
selections, IS cents per pound. with few
fancy lots at higher price. Egg, u cents
per dozen.
y man suffering fr.n d...r. a,.l ..--or
appetite took $500 bI.r'es.. u...- ...a.
parilIa, gained ten pounds anal got well
RICHMOND MARKET, Nav ,. The mar.
ket was little " oil 80 for butter from last
week Sales were made at 10 10 Is cents
for fair to good, 10 10 20 tor choice and
fine. Cheese. y To 10 cents; eggs, I , to
-; potatoes, 80 to 90,
DON'T BE SILLY.
Don't let a foolish prejudice against rpuulsr
medicine stand between you and IN" hraIh pr your
WIFE child or baby. l. .. alvar- ii.ht 10 aiycr'i,e
a blessing. Or. Keucdy'- 'tavotitc Remedy.
a blessing It has saved thousands, aud Do vu
help you. lryou are SICK and miserable, We s,iy-e
you 10 spend Oue Dollar fur tni- King orModriae..
and then write TO the pcctor al Rpndoui, Y Il.
to how you feel. For troubles OF the hItn,v.
bowels, hver and blood. FNI~HL
May.-This is the month in which The
Trailing Arhu'us is sought Also in his
month, the front gate begins TO oN hit
sign of wear. The weather Honlcts
guess at "bllmv atmosphrr" for Nav,
and the poet writes his usual Lovely
May verses for the village paper. This
is all right; hut if you ave wise ycn will
get bottle of BaXtrr's Mndrlk" b err
and use them ~ directed, to w0t off
Jaumdce. Liver Complaint an tf5-1is-
ness, consequent uuOu he warm 'cupera-
ture of thi, month. Only % cents per
bottle.
Nutrition improved, strength restored aaI ease
arrested by Malt BtteIs. fmwl
Carr was hang, taken down, examined,
the funeral services performed, the body
taken to the grave and Inferred within m
hour and Il half from the time when he LETT
his cell Reigiouslv he was very low
down. not realizing there was a God,
though protesting belief in Il future life.
He confessed to all the scenes of the muir
der in minute manner, in such Il way
that no person could help bur see by his
simplicity that ne, although guilty, was
he viCtimlzed assassin.
For all arrangements OF the stomach kidneys and
liver, take Wheat Bitters. WI
A new phase of the temperance reform
at Berwick, Pennsylvania. is reported.
Most of the men in the place are employed
in the car-shops of It great manufacturing
company. the presi dent OF which recently
called h hotel keepers and other licensed
liquor sellers together, and proposed TO pay
them the amount they would make by the
sale of liquor for one year, on condi-
ion tina they would not apply for
icepses nor sell liqnor. They assented,
and the amount to be paid was fixed by
rgrcement ut about six thousand dollars.
The company believe they ctn afford that
sum to have the taverns and res aurants
kept on temperance principles for one
wear. The benefit to their workmen will
be several times six thousand dollars,
A notable old lady is Mrs. Lawrence of
Craftsbury. She is II years Old, and for
six years past has been totally blind Dur.
ING the past two years, nevertheless, She
has spun, doubled, twisted and knit 400
knots OF yarn, making everything FROM
mans cap to a syrup strainer. One Of
these years she has taken care Of the butter
of ten cows. with the assistance Of "a gjrl
ten years Old, and also assisted about the
cooking and general homework. She has
never but once during these years made
misstep, ut that time falling from the
piazza into the road, breaking one wrist.
and spraining one ankle, from which in
jury she has never fully recovered.