Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-03
The invalid's hope and strength beyond all othe,
renadies ia Malt Rtters,

The invads hope and strength beyond all Other
remedies is Malt Bitters.
"Will you accept II tract, young man?"
asked an elderly lady. "Well, ma'am,"
replied the young man, pleasantly, fits
good large tract in an eligible situation,
improved and graded, five minutes walk
from the horse cars, churches, schools, etc,
thank you, don't care il | do. I'm
stranger in Boston, ma am; often heard of
your unbOunded hospita lily, liberality and
all that sort of thing; but bless me! |
never had an idea of this kind" She
simply remarked: Poor young man,
how little you know us Boston people"
Brights disease that terribly fatal malady, will
be prevented by an early use of Wheat Ritters.
The books of the Central Pacific railroad
company show over S25O,OoO to be includ'
ed in operating expenses" for which
there are no vouchers except U L. Hunt
inoton's drafts in favor of n notorious lob
bvist at Washington. The money was
evidently spent in fighting the Thurman
bill which aimed to prevent the road from
cheating the people. AS the government
is entitled to twenty five per cent OF the
earnings of the road, it has an object in
probing the business to the bottom.
There is rumor that Senator Conkling
| intends to visit the south next autumn, to
make acquaintance with the people, and,
by his airs and graces and newly conceived
opposition to monop0lies, capture their
political support. 1t is complimentary, in
one sense, that Conklng should turn to
the south for light when he has been
kicked into obscurity by his own party,
but the south is not in the humUr to kiss
The hand that smote her, and knows better
Than to run wild after IL bitter and reckless
enemy Just because our political opponents
will have none of him,-Char.eSton Is o.
NeUS and Courier.
i As sure remedy for Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Constipation, Torpid Liver, Bliousness,
etc no medicine is equal to DR.. Baker
Mandrake Bitters. N II. Downs Elixir
is the oldest and best cough remedy in eX'
istence Bruises, scalds, burns, Sprains,
cuts, etc, either on man or beast, are
speedily cured by the use OF Henry Il John
sons Arnca and Oil Liniment.
John w. Lowell, the well.known New
York book publisher has become financial
" embarrassed, and has placed his atftirs
in the hands of his creditors. At a meeting
of the principal creditors, few days ago
statement was presented showing tina
tho general liabilities were about Sl50,O O(
and mortgage liabilities $4,000, and thai
d the nominal assets aggregate S3oO,OOo
The creditors determined to arrange the
extension, and an advisory committee q
: five was appointed to supervise the bust
y ness
o KEEP 1T ON HAND. No Farmer o
|. Teamster should be without Henry an'
n JOhmsOu's Arnica and Oil !ini
1t uent. 1t is invaluable in cases of hurt
1, either on man or beast.
Singers and Public Speakers should us
Downs Elixir, as it removes hoarsenes
# and increases the power OF the voice.
If YOU desire rosy cheeks and fair CON
g plexion, purify the blood by the use {
2, Raxter's Mandrake Bitters.
Short. sightedneSs or myopy is increa'
# ing 10 All aiaI ulilS OAto"p "'h"'S S'''''H
nations. 1t has been found by thoroug
!, investigation among school children nm
II. attendants at higher institutions of lear
q ing in this and other countries that th
a. imperfection OF vision hardly exists
n. village schools, but that it steadily il
n creases with the increasing demands whit
m the schools make, and reaches its highc:
A point in the highest schools. The numb
of short sighted scholars rises REGULAR
10 fir nm the lowest to the highest classes
al all institutions. Among the princip'
=. causes are badly-cOnstructed scho
!" benches, bad writing and bad type.
ID According to writer in Nature, Il
Mt small migratory birds that are unable
Mt perform the flight of $50 miles across t
a. Mediterranean sea are carried over on Il
,s hacks of cranes. In the autumn mai
nd Hocks of cranes may be seen coming fro
no the north with the first cold blast from tn
er quarter, flying low and uttering peculi
re, cry, as if of alarm, rs they circle over
of cultivated plains. Little birds OF eve
ut, species may be seen flying up to the
at while the twittering songs of those alrea'
hs, comfortably settled upon their backs mi
Ial be distinctly heard. But for this XII
D. provisions of nature, numerous varieti
lid of small birds would become extinct
on northern countries, as the cold wintt
ould kill them.