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The Evening critic., 1882-03-24
AMUSEMENTS.
Eord,s Nnera.Hausc.
National Theatr.

Thatcher's Minstrels still continue to draw
large audiences TO Ford's. Matinee to-mor-
row,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24

DRoF. pANFoRTH. OF N. Y, NIGHTLY
Il entertains gentlemen at Drivers, 1873 Penn,
ave in the Studio" with most excellent Vocal
and Instrumental Music-a fine treat to all lovers
of good music. mrlb
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24

The Prince and Princess OF Wales celebrated
on ;he 10Th instant the nineteenth anniYer-
sary OF their wedding day.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24
THE sMUGeLBRs
AT LINCOLN HALL,

SATVKD NIGHT, Mnrch ., ISs2
Complimentary Benefit rendered Messrs. Vance
and Sousa by Gen. w. II, sherman, Hon. John r.
men and leading citizens. The Smugglers viii be
given on that occasion, prior TO its presentation
al Philadelphia during the week beginning the
27th with the following cast, viz: Miss Fanny
Wentworth, Miss Eva Mills, MT J; H. hennle
p. seibold, supported by the, magnificent chorus
of the Washington Operate Association, who
have generously volunteered for the occasion.
Costumes from Eaves, n. " Complete ORCHESTRA
and every attention 10 details, insuring finished
presentation. Admission 75c. tickets to be-had of
numbers OF the Washington operate Associa-
lion, Reserved seats ~, at Ellis Music store on
and after Tuesday morning. mrel5t
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24
. The SmuggIers..'

The public still continue to pack the Capital
Theatre every night. The show there is i'm
mense,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24
CAPITAL Theptr

"The Bankers Daughter is pronounced
one Of the prettiest plays produced here this
season. Matinee tomorrow.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24
600 Reward for a Better Remedy.

Williams Indian pile Ointment Is a positive
cure FOR piles. Get a box OF your druggist and
suffer no more. Sold everywhere.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24

spring Pants 10 Order, $3.50.
615 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24
CAPITAL THEATRE.

MONDAY, MARCH 20,
Nightly and Tuesday and Friday Matinees.
HYDE a BEHMAN'S STAR SPECIALITY
COMPANY, Watson and Ellis. John and Louise
TIL, Martels, three in number; Miss Clara Moore,
McEvoy and Rogers, Alfred Liston, Miss A lice
Hutchings. Concluding with the funniest OF all
aiierpieces entitled Dutch and Irish Wrinkles.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-24

JOHN ROGERS,
Manufacturer and Repairer Of
SUN UMBRELLAS g. PARASOLSy
Rpl6-g 6la ID street northwest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

The lTdEiWL8 l1o.es the CO... rl I.1.i-
~. IS saying that good roads are one OF
The surest indications Of civilized people,
aud pertinently adds that III the C1Eg. y
a u'smaz editor should pass over ths
-uais of Vernon: since the Jl6evine bill
became operative, he wog,d think ll1. be
was beyond the pale OF civilization. The
.t,gtlS 49, Raei9. favored the Ju!eTiue
bill. bu. las become convinced that L Va
mistaken. Notwithstanding the Injustice
100 ot.en worked under the old law, the
state OF things now i worse than then.
Give rs back the old law. if rothiuZ better
can DC de7ised.-4rJa md Ettrt3..
Just so, Bro. Atkins. The neglect Of the
highways under the new law has been
perfectly apparent 10 every Que who has
travelled them. We have seen holes in
bridges Of less than eight fee. span,
wide enough to let the foo: 0; horse
through and TWO OF three feet long, remain
there for days a: time, in spite Of the
attention Of the authorities being called to
the matter. The reason = perfectly plain.
Accidents on bridges ofiess tbs: eigh: fee;
span carry no liability to the town for
damages; though the reason why town
may wantouly ieopardize the lives and
limbs Of its citizens on aneight-feet bridge
aud may not Oh one OF nine feet, we can
20. quite see. The principle is a.. wrong
The town assumes charge and control OF
the highways; it taxes its inhabitants FOR
he support Of them aud elects officers to
perform the work. and ifthe town ueglects
Is duty it should be responsible for the
damage thereby caused. No doGo. there
was Injustice worked under the old law
ou, il 10 difficult to frame laws which can
not De made TO work oppression in some
cases
This i. the opinion Of the agrica.tuIa
department of the FREEMAN, and was ::
expressed while the J1devi1e bill wa!
Under consideration, and its adoption hai
worked JUS. as we expected il would an.
We hope and believe that the public senti
neut will demand repeal OF The bill o.
ae enactment OF some stringent measure
Q compel towns to furnish safe aud com
orta5le highways for tTa7e.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
How Long can Cheese be Hep,

MR. EDrToE.-In a recent issue CT he
FREEMAN you sreaz Of = cheese that hs'
been kept ten years. : can bes: that
" cheese story all hollow and will vOuch
for ny statements.
About the year ISIS M father worked
On the farm Of Gov. Martin Chitterieu OF
Williston during portion Of the hsyiug
season. and while he was there the gov
errors wife Gu: a cheese that was made
sigR.esg years before. I: was made about
the time that daughter was born into The
family sud was cut on her eighteenth
birthday. This cheese appeared to be IN
perfect state Of preservation. but 5y
what process an unable to say. I; vas
described to ne g having 4 pleasant
favor, but so exceedingly "cheesv" that
"a piece as large as = good sized bean
was as much As an ordinary man would
wish to ca; with his supper
There was also smother cheese made by
the mother on the very day her daughter
WAS born, which was reserved TO De cut
al the wedding Of the young lady, tu: !
cannot say whether this part Of the pro-
gramme was carried ont or not.
If any one has heard Of anything more
venerable in tie cheese line they can have
the floor. T 4. FISK.
Wajtsieli ".
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

We print this week another report tie
oomoua Grange at Ro1bury, by ore oFtte
members, and hang few remarks on Il.
The definition OF stock gambling IS partly
rue, no, quite half There are two sides
% every such game; and while one partly
5,lns hoping to sell =: q higher price, the
3ne sells hoping to De able to settle q.
,ess figure than he ha, sold for. To Illus
rate: A agrees to deliver to B, % days
hence, one hundred thousand bushels OF
nigh mixed corn 4. : cents per 61sAe.'
which B agrees to pay, A: the end OF the
80 davs, if corn has advanced. pays B
me difference between the price agreed
IS cents, and what the market price is. II
Ia, declined \ is 40 much ahead, and 5
paws 4 the difference. \ exects al lis
audience to bear down the market 50 be
an cover his sale Of s. cents s. 50, and i.
ae Il able to DO il, the farmer WHO has sold
MS corn before the fall i, so much ahead
.: the farmer who has no: sold till then.
and the consumer gets the bench: c. the
market. B mas bough. st $ cents, aud be
lses all his influence TO carry up the price
or "hull" the market, and Il he can put I
the price to % cents, A pays him The differ
euce, and the farmer who sells =. that
price gets so much benefit from the rise
aud is ahead Of him who sold before, and
he consumer pays SO much more. Some
times one party is ahead, sometimes the
other, and whichever gets pinched :l1ea.s,
aud the public say good enough 1.-The
bulls" are ahead and prices 60 Up the
farmer is the gamer if he has ais crop, for
he raises the corn; if prices 60 down the
farmer greans and the consumer reloices
and in the long run il is abo1: six aGd half
q dozen. So much for the commercial
and economic aspect OF the case. It's moral
side is not under discussion, but we would
ike to gaze on man, farmer or other
wise, who would no; buy horse orr yoke
of oxen if be were sure be could sell agaii
a. 3 handsome advance BY holding them
60 days, and his sympathy" for the man
he bought of would not be So acute as to
keep him awake lights to any considerable
extent.
Mr.. Aooo;. hits the nail 90 the head.
We farmers 30 not, as 1 rule. clearly
enough understand the causes OF financial
conditions, or social and political economy
and we are mighty short Of good Candid
teachers in these branches There are
bushels Of thi, cheap. loose talk ab91t
mouopolies rings, gambling, and weak and
corrupt legislatures, good deal otwhot
would cease to De heard il some OF the
takers could get into Office on tina. kind
Of talk; b1t ask them to come right down
20 business, aad say Just cb1t is mo1ey,
and i1st how thew would apply : remedy,
and hey would be forced to confess what
Mr.. Abbott SO frankly ayows, that i. Is a
difficult matter to grasp AMI understand.
Finally to cur esteemed spo1len.
who differs from Us little" just ,c { lie
time, and we will furnish the space for
you 70 explain in particular what is amiss
and bar i, can be remedied, and he will
10 the farmers Of Vernon. and the world
a valuable ssrvice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
June Il. lSSl

JUNE !, I>SZ,
Me-. EDITOR; A. AS. summer is here
Such a glorious June day and no minister
Very well, we will remember IN old text,
eighteen centuries old, Consider the
Lilies" The only puzzle is to select among
the ten thousand beauties springiug up OF
every side which one to " consider" first.
Shall it be the intense green of bill side
aud meadow, the glory Of the forest or the
blossoming orchards Shall We consider"
bow fragrance il added to beauty and a
promise Of future fruit & wrapped I'D ID
the iower' We have well considered
during the cold, lettering spring each vel.
come wild aower from the l.7erwor. and
ar5u:us to the May Bower and the unfold.
ing tsrns-that never falling mystery Of
living growth; and now comes a bank OF
June yio,ets, dipping their roots il the
brook and looking s.raigh: Up into the
SKY. The lay old lilac still ,oiters te-
ing hundred years old SIZE IS late in
hlossoming aud nus: be excused. But
there go the birds On whirri1g wings
with song and chatter-or;ole AID robin
boboli1k and sparrows,swailow and black.
bridal are here, Their songs disturb
and break Of oar medi:atiors. An. well
We wi. lake the hin. and sink into the
de7ogt silence OF June SIb5ath.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

cream sni thence into me butter in all
bottom SHINING vessels there cannot be
anv kind Of doubt.
Did time psrmi. I might give you IN
detail the evidence OF many practical men
wlO ~ tGeir own failure 10 hold their
customers have been compelled 10 aban-
,loa bottom skimmiuZ aul IN their search
Tor The reason have found il 10 the bottom
Of the can j1st ready 10 follow the best Of
tie cream odt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

1t wa; said in our hearing tia. The
papers Of Vernon. would no: publish the
notices o; grange meetings or their LONGS
nat they were under the control Of the
ing which controlled the state and dared
no: let the light come to the people. Such
as hold that opinion will notice tina. the
FREEMAN at least is innocent of the offence
n that we publish the matter fully. and
hal be glad to print such contributions
% toe SUI Jet as come right down to bust
ness, and speak out frankly Of WHIST they
COMPLAIN snd tie remedy for it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

narrow. three plain; tlth row-kui. plain.
There should now De tweuty.four stitches
on the needle. ltth row-slip one. narrow
one plain. over twice. one plain, over
twice, narrow. rest plain i2,h row-dve
plain. over twice. narrow. one plan, ever
twice. narrow, thirteen plain 18th row
ike 18th; I4th row-siI plain. over twice
narrow, enc plain.over twice, narrow. eleT-
en- plain; 18Th row-like llth 18th row
seven plain. over twice. narrow. one plan,
over twice. narrow. nine plain, 18th roT
like Ilth; 18Th row-eight plain. over
twice. narrow, one plain, over twice. mar
row. seven plain. Repeat. GYPsY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

Investigation Of the rate Of wages o.
firm Labor, made oy the Statistician Of hi
Department Of Agriculture, shows an in
crerse Of twenty four per cent since ~.
in the eastern states. From 1875 to
1879 the decline was heaviest in the man.
ufacturing sections, where artisans
thrown out Of employment, tended to
dcpress the rate Of farm wages. The
advance stnce 1879 has been fourteen per
cent in the western states. and thirteen
n the southern.-0rueEr1rt Democrat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28


one Of the most remarkable case. ......
ever been brou-b. % the no.i.e e.. -.
lie L tia. Of Mr. J :. u-a-
Bridge, Ulster Co. y !. NJ Pa. ..-
suffered since October 18th. so. s-.---.
presence Of Calculus or Stone il z=-.,-.
Kidney. No less thar sevs- =,
were employed a, fiEscs-: -
HON Mr.. Beach paid l1n Ire -s &. 10.
Tor medics, treatment, WIKI On ..s-.
r4r7 relief from BIS sg5c7.
By the Grgsn: solicitations ~ .. . ----r,
le was induced 10 Try d. 1aF; 81.
neiy's "FaTorite Remedy '--z. e-.--.s.
I marked improvement from he rs. ~
be began to use the medicine -- ..- r..
Of September ne yoiIed 4 stone t. .--.
as could De passed .lrc1-l --s "a
channel.
Mr.. Beach concludes a .o-Z -5- .,
Dr.. Kennedy 6y saying II: ~ -l-.
afford ne pleasure to recon- 1s-t "a
"Fsvori:e Remedy 70 those 70 r-l- "a
suffering from a.cl.,ies e: .c- X 50,
sni Bladder. or 4ny disorder: a-i..r- II
an impure state Of the Hood t. p.
7ori:e Remedy" sold ~ A., 3-r-:,s
The Doctors only address : --..
New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.

We invite for his -g.11z csz,-.h1-i1- from az
AtE readers - make Il sT-h a. shll b q vzlzs
and interest - then Ar toplc 0i domestic aonosay
shich nay sIzsss- issat - then nay be dlsc1s sd
AL We hnpe --is ssls1rs VII prove Successful l1t a.
d3ti1ual lstracti1a % C1r rsaisrs
Contributions should le ss1: % the Et-.s- % The
Azrt-1Itlral DEPARTMENT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

Work in every hour, paid or unpaid.
SEQ only that thou work. and thou canst
not escspe the reward. Whether thy work
1e ins or coarse. planting corn or Writing
epics, so Only it be houest work, done to
thine own appreciation, it shall earn a re
ward to The senses as well as to the
thought. The reward Of a thing well done
q - have drre i r " Epgsrsof
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
LYDIA E. PINKHAM's



i-s ~ hose ra'affli Complaints and Weaknesses
f-wf rGga entirely lie worst form ot Female CON-
iiant4 al troubles, fnhamma tim and Uirsrs
-n, failing and rtsptlcsmsnts, and the consequent
-a'rsi Weakness, ant Is particularly stAstst to the
..arse o. Ilfa.
= VII dis-0l7s and srvel enors trrun the uterus In
90 aart- Hszs Ct dsveiopmsns The tendency TO
ROWS tu-r~rstlerss checked very speedily By Tvs
r REMOVES a. t7ess, taJulancy. 1sstrpysAn craving
1pr'sn=l, and relieves weakness Of the stomach
''s-a4 7'ost'rg. Headaches. Nervous Prustrst1ou,
-a-a' rshtit-, slsep isssnAss Dsprssnon and L.
.a-r,or-
raa- feeling Of bearing dowr, esuEng ran. vsiSAs
H-t hacsarhe, IL aiEa7s permanently cured By rs
10 vii az all tines and under all circumstances act IN
harmony With the laws that govern the female sysssu.
For the e Kidney Complaints CT either ,Ais
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POCNDs PREPARED At ~ and zsS Western Avenue.
Lynn, Mass Price e. stI oottbestar o. Sent By naH
IN the form OF p1s also n the fern Of loEersss On
receipt os price, o. per ooI Tor stthsr Mrs Ptnkhan
freely answers al lstrsrs q Inquiry Send for Panpa-
Jet. lsssFssH ABOVE. Nsrfion lAts Fuysr,
10 t.miiy should be without LYDIA T. PINKHAMa
LIVER Pills. They cure constipation. hflc1znsss
sad 'orptdiry Of tbs liver. Is cents ger bGI.
- ssld By all Druggists, va
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
Ssritultmal department.
o. ". TIskaaM. Esl,or.

Al DETERMINATIONS t1r tbs department sn1-.i De-
So. - .as st-,-. NJ. .. u TINzHAN, y. F5z-
fret. ~
Please write sias % ne 717er 71-g ssu such
name OF Initials 50 yol wish pHhiish.t. tE- give
To.z- Fvtr xlNz Ey1 ADozzss. pos: 1ice County Ant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

500 ITNTs MORE EEFErrr.-
.-lC any ether f!Is-sr sc cleo
TIC lat;sry FER pa and weak
ness x the L7uFs. Liver and
Kidneys AMI Urinary crgar
Tlrsil. Fl-llgs rheumatism.
y a'--a.srI, Eys-er-A. FH-afa
" -akuess, Nervous Palus and
Weakness, Malaria And Fever
and Afle. Price .5cen.s Sol.
.F-rgY Larz.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

Mr.. EDIUoE:-I have enjoyed the chat.
/ IN he household so much that l begin to
fee q4.e guilty in not trying 10 DO nv
share toward making it pleasant. think
il is a line plan to exchange hints and
IDEAS concerning our work for we often
yet tired Of our own way.
would ike to ask advice about several
things. have sleeping room to return.
ish and any suggestions would be gladly
accepted. The principal color in the carpet
is green.
How shall ornament the towel rack3
wonder if any of the sisters know how
to trea, a tuberose' have one that is no
less than three years old. and l begin TO
think need recompense for 50 much
care. Is there any way can force buds
have pattern for Smyrna lace and
will send directions. hope some one
will Try it and then report to the household.
Itthis communication escapes the waste
basket, viii send directions for other
work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,
No. - SEC 8. .opposite -. = .

No. 70 State 81. opposite Ki.5T, Ees.s
Secures Patents IN the T-!tel S.A-=s- -ti
Britain, France Ar other fore - -rr-.-s --
81 The claims q Iay Patent furnish
cuA dollar Assignment recorded A- H Ash
gsTts N The Lilsts1 >trfss p0sssS.s' 81 .-r ."
10 f9r g1tF3HfaE PEtgrfs, r-gfrtE .E -Tt e.
5.litg II iBzsHtions Z. 4. EDDY. oici..- Us. ..
rEsrrNOSIA-s
regard NJ Eddy 50 cue 1!tHe n...- .,.#.
''.rrr-t'sa practitioners With whom El.a bad - a.
q ercuu-ss.
CHAs MASON Comntssieus- ~ -s.r
'Jc7snr7rs cannot employ 4 pe-s-H -a
0rLly NJ upre capable 81 securing f-- -..-. .-r
i-t f1vcr1- i cons ld-ratiou az the p4lz--
EDMUND 81 EkE, late Conn .ss-Hr=- r.
B-s-cS -r-r-a--S 70
r q. EDDY, EzQ -Dea- ST: T-- r--c---- 2. -.
II a., ny trst patsn- since tlaL sa haze i-.-.
lu1 81 yEzer ne II avn tr-ts 1t cases irt -- '..
many patents, reissues llt extensions rA.s
q rcli r. employed taa best iE-nrfAs "a NV . rs
r .atalCGI1 and wash uEr0C- 11- Z AL.
C, ~ The whole IF my business. 10 T--r ..Ea 80 o.
Y. sc others = &c BOY TCu. --
Yours :rI'y. GEGaE- -ats->'
e s--1, ilulary I. ISL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
SMlRNA LACE.

Cast on twepty stitches: LIST row-knit
plaiu; "a row-fcurteen plain, over twice,
narrow, one plain. over twice. three plain
Sd row-ten plain, over twice, narrow,
one plain. over twice, narrow, six plain
4,h Iow-like ID; 5th row-twelve plain
over twice. narrow, one plain, over twice,
barrow. five plain; 9th row-like ID; 7th
row-fourteen plain, over twice, narrow,
ouc plain, over twice, narrow, four plain !;
S.h row-like %; 9th Tow-sixteen plain,
over twice, narrow, one plain, over twice,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
Central Vermont Railroad Lii,
C0mm>~clgg A3HdGy, Ny i, -
RAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAT I'LL
MONTPELIER As EcL--N

TRAINS GOING scCrHA AND East ~l-- -., .
MONTPELIER A. FOLLOW.
COS A. v. MAIL from s.. bans AZ s---s
Lr Concord. NAGcCas-=r. Ma
worcester. Lowell Boston. El-'c- .-t
SIlrL1s1elt, New -0C-=- 49, ..
1910 P. NJ. LIMITED EXPRESS s,--. V,s---.
"a Lowell praV,rs E3oE ,l-
ass =. " Mixed rom s.. \. ans. E-.ll-! l-
80 4 N 31rl!lE Tor N1r-lie.t
11.1O " NIGHT Ell Res, from Nl,u.rsl, So
- "a 't=cshI-E BGd The vest t2c Boston q
lA7V54- And FltcCon-E. : r. E1-yt y
LonIon All View f'rS, All 81 Poln.
srrl--1e.d l-i 52s-'-. ia Love
TRAINS GOING NORTH A>0 ~Es-.
Gin " N-EEU EEr.zss t-,-- R-=--n B.
'-V - A'Nsv E'rS t-r N----=A-. ls..z-s- ..
sud ne West s.=e- ~ az Sc y
81. lTCpNW1CA--- t--- N---.--.
~ - A':1- Burlington. a-r-I--- ..t4>@-
OK " LOCAL EXPRESS from wl.-s 3. -
S'DO - n 11cr-1n .3c B-r.-c.-c h. - 1885 -.
Rtsbt0cd.
355 S-lss z522 n ; / ss as, .,
A n. N4E Loud 70. ) 10 A. st. '-7-
nsld sNG An for Blr-1l-t-1 a. 4 --'
MJurreal. Qsleus cr-s an .-- .'-.
Drawing room az 90 A1L--al.
h.6S = " ACCOMNODATTNN from u b
W. 1 = n y u-crtOu, for b.4-l-l s--l. l-'
ana Moo -el
Trans .sa7s for Barre 4; Is A. n. -'-
Returning Leave Barre a; IS AZ. .-.- l...
through Tickets 20 Cl.;a4, l-5 A.. G. rs SER .--
sale AZ the Fctr ga Stations.
VT. SMITH. r " E'H'.-
Gs1l Pass. Assc- E--
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

BEATTY tilc3.y ZEE .3s so 29E2s e..
F7-eFs FFee 7 Sz-ess DANT- 2. BEtT'TT'rs---, y .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
BROWNS
IRON
BITTERS


s7-ci=s .as bleed and PG7ies ;s=
yyTsu, cures weakness, lack Ct
su.rSv, ct. Try bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS
What Happenea =
JOSEPH beach,

bee .r-1s E.--=v rr-a--F rr--
k-llEtT's EIa arl-s .s-=-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

Clara" dwel.s on lie Injustice o! the
husband monopolizing the Joint earnings
Of husband and wife. and il often il an
injustice, ye. much depends Z circum,
Stances When = man CT woman axe each
otLer for "better or icr worse the7 are
10 l,nger TWO separate i-ms, out ioln.
stock company I'd the result Of her
ani:tl labor, belong mt 70 Que individual
oct % the "comuauv,"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

Q1LltltleS anu very LlOfOu1UlE. IT, DO not
wash IT,. The samples which aj7, seen
of it do not contain any but milk OF
Uuuermilk flavor. behave tb... Go man.
however we'll yer.ed IN jld-,Hz "a Inc
favor and texture oi bG'ltr cau Tell FROM
the appearance Of this whether ti.e cream
was sour OF sweet. Nv oHu theory in
regard to it Is that though /. may have
been churned before he development #
acidjty the pcotractcd exposure IN
handling OF /. before IL 0, packed l.
sufficient TO change the sugar OF .E. miss
and the effect poo the bu.t"rJ grtc itl,ly
the sama. 1t Is iust possible tHtl here
will be found ether ant >Utli lent rea-cnS
why our sweet crsalu butter Toe, not ker D..
Most Of !: is made from cream raised Ia
closed up vessels With the gaseous imrurl.
ties CONDENSED into Il. Most ii ). rsmoie
from cream which mas r,nseh Lhr Bottom
OF the can in which il was ,alsCd and
contains all Inc precipItate.i impurities
Inherent or acquired OF Tie Cn'Ira bod. 81
the milk. No milk was ever strained -
nicely mat it did No. deposit IN he bot J,l
Of the vessel somytbing wulca oight no.
Bob get into the buIer, tut wnlcl inevitably
COS into it in every single c.J4e where he
milk IS drawn frCm GnI,r Jhe cream aud
tue cream COMES o., contact win he rot
tom Of the can. lol en- u easily turn
this river down here up ; rysrD +, ~ draw
out the precipitated lmpur'.'s> %, g mix
can before The pressure 1, removed tom
a.ove it.
Que Of the most vtiuthlr r->u = Of The
invention Of the c.nJIIlg.e g., lite proof
Which its Use has grSeu. IrrrI,s-a rie rOvl
that there IS yety ou-Hsrye and de.rI-
mental property "a ri unis sur.A ia tu-
cen,riu.e /. deposited ~ rbe iutm ct .
greeui>h slime uP"u re " ,,is ~ c,,u>Ii,r-
able quantity but tu- P...-lrs vu tile
wall u the reutriisZs ~r-n 40 UotavI O..
shout two hundred p,uni- .t Toe uch,
willie 10 the comm 'u d .-, ep4 % 3, ta1ut
>X'eeu pounds, nelud u atmospheric
81 essult. Ih= rr.uDt B., .ns- tu the one
case Il Z, Gurs 10 a much urGseI term than
N the other. and l. mu;r ceaft, sgureCl.
a1e-thtC II Is there AMI get, mo .nt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

Maple Grove, June.