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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-27
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.

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AZ AL N for the wo king class Send 10 cent?
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that viii pnt you in the way of max
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-27

More tutter is spoiled by being over
worked than by not Deing worked enough.
EdUdTd Burnett.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-27

HONE MADE BAKING POWDER My
wife has just bought her supply of baking
powder. 1t consists of:
> lbs bicarbouata of soda NIB
| ID. tartaric acid rs
ii OF. o. tartar, ls
10 o. wheat Hour VIZ
4 lbs of baking powder. costing Sl9Oh
To be mixed and kept in tight can.
The ladies will find this nice article. -
E. S. p, Hampshire Co., Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-27
GREATEST ON fAR n.

Cuticura Remedies the greatest medicines on
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My arms breast and head were covered for 3 years
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cura Rhsolvent internaly;and Cntctfra aud Cutcura
Soap externally, j. W. ADAMS, Newark, o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-27
Central Vermont Railroad Lint
"EAsTERN' STANDARD TINE.
Commencing Monday, jim. IS, 1884.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST WILL LEAVE
MONTPELIER AS FOLLOWS.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST WILL LEAVE
MONTPELIER AS FOLLOWS:
9:25 A. M.MAfL from St,Albars and Burlington
inr Concord Manchester, Nashua
worcester. Lowell. Boston, FitChburl
York.
1875 M,oFASr TRAIN from Montreal
via, Lowell, and New York via Srring
he! ne. and New London Pullman Draw;
,lk Room Car In Boston via Lowell and
New York via Springfield.
10.30 p NJ LOCAL EXPRESS from St Adams
River Junction. Springfield. New Lon.
Springfield.
1910 A. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS from Montreal. og
~ "' densburg and the west, for Boston via
Lowell, and all points in New England
Sleeping car to Boston via Lowell
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST:
Bis A, NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS from Boston and
and the West Sleeping car to Mont.
9.o5 N LOCAL EXPRESS from White Piver
a "'Junction, for burlington. st. Albals
Rchford md Rouses Point.
9.50 p N DAY EXPRESS, leaves Boston via.
o'oo "'Fitchburx 500 A. NJ, via, Lowell. SO
An, New London, 300 A. NJ, Spring
Montreal, Ogdensbure and the West
Draw nv- room car to Montreal.
G55 P East T; from I Bost2n for Bnr p
Palace Sleeping Car through to
Chicago without change.
Trains leave for Barre att 0OA NJ, 1Oi5A Mand Al;
Returning leave Barre at 800 AN. les and 500
NJ.
Through Tickets to Chicago and all points West for
sale at the principal stations
s.w. CUMMINGS wv. HOBART,
Gen' Pass Agent GeuI Manager.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-27

n - gE peoIle are aiwavs on the lookout for
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~. You devote our whole time 10 the work, 81
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that Ia needed sent tree. Address
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-27
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
A Battle with Whales.

About a week ago Mr.. Peter War
ner, the uell.kuoTn contractor. and .
veteran fisherman, started out on n
fiIhing excursion in small boat. car
rying with them Winchester rife and
shot gun, in order. possibly. to bag
some game. abounding in the lagoon
which extends come three miles inland
from the shore. They had rowed out
but few miles when two whales, of
the bottle. nose species, we're espied +
short distance from the boat. Warner
Immediately grasPed his rife, fired,
apd. apparently, wounded one Of them.
Infuriated the monster lashed the water
into a foam, and made desperate efforts
TO reach them. After n second and
third shot vital spot in one Of them
was reached, and only one OF them was
left to combat with. They then began
frings the remaining one, but thongh
wounding II several times, IL seemed ut
terly impossible 10 seriously disable Il.
II made the most furious attack upon
them. aud with dislended jaws, II seemed
at times as II about TO engulf boat and
all. Twelve shots were fred into It
and still IL continued its onslaughts.
Il splashed and foamed, spreading
heavy sprays in all directions. and
nothing but the most skIilhil manage.
ment kept the boat at the safe distances
from It's fury. Now and then IL would
plunge under the water, endeyoring
to Ee, under the boat and send IL away
skyward but the steady cold salf' man.
aged each time TO whirl the boat be.
yond It's reach. Tho situation wa
growing serious, as the cartridges in the
rifle we're exhausted and u seemed we'll
nigh impossible 10 reload while the
monster vas making such furions at
tacks While attempting II sudden
onslaught made TO necessary 10 use the
shotgun, and Mr.. Warner fred hastily,
diseharsing both loads right into it'
face. II vas g most fortunate shot, as il
took effect in the eyes OF the. whale,
and must have totally bilndcd It. The
pain served 10 increase its ferociiy, bal
its efforts were nov futile, and il was
an easy matter TO row 20 safe distance
when the riHe vas RELOADED and the
monster killed ct leisure. The two
whales we're then towed ashore, and
quite large quantity Of oil hes been
fried ont --Los Angeles tcail tises
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

A DAxdEEors CoUSTEEFEtT. There
are dangerous countsrfeiu in circulation
purporiibg 10 be "Wslnui Leaf Hair Re-
s,orsr." The strongest evidence Of IL
great value Ia the fact that parties know.
ing iu greA, efficacy Try TO i"iten 81
Each bottle Of the ss'atlino has foe Si7''Gs
of = walnut leAf--blown in the glAfs snd
Green Leaf on the outside wrapper. The
"Rsstorer" IL ~ bArlni.ss ~ water, while
IL possesses al the properties necessary 70
restore life, yisor, growth End color 70 the
hair. Purchase only from resPonsabte par
ties. Ask your druggist for II. Zach bot
tie u warranted. Johnston, Holloway i
Co., PhilAdelphis, and Hall 4 Ruokel,
New York. Wholesale Agents. 4-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
A Story of CALIFORNIA; Early Days.

\ san Francisco paper tells thi- story:
Before the Hale a Norcross fight came
on--this is tradition. almost-lhefc nr.
rived in town q dis ipatcd miner who
had worked in the mine Ilc wa. rotty
badly down apparently, but he went
into a brokers Office, and after being
told to get out as 3 tramp, he said he
thought - good deal Of Hale 4 Norcros.
and wanted to invest iriniug sum in
it. Two feet at Sl75. were bought for
him, and he gave the certificate to the
broker, saying that hc wns gong down
to Mexico prospecting, and he would
like 10 leave il behind to be dealt with
a. the broker saw H.. lie w.s not heard
OF for month"; Hale 4 Noreo,s wss up
TO $4,000 u foot. Ono morning the
broker found the dilapidatcd miner on
his doorstep when he came down to
business. The miner rose end said
"Well, I'm here. thought Id come
and see YOU. s'pos" there amt moth.
ing lett o that Hale 4 Norcro,-. /
guess you must a sold il out but I'm
down an amt got cent. Maybe
you'd lend mo four bits to get bit Of
breakfast p
The broker looked at him and gave
him 81 10 60 and get bath and break
fast, and pro.ently he returned
sit down and wait minute. will
make up your account presently" He
lef, the dilApidated man on the edge Of
chsir. He came back with a check
and sent his clerk down 20 the bank
The clerk returned with \ big bag O;
gold. The poor devil watched the pro
cecdings with 4 miserable Indifference.
The gold was stacked upon the counter.
Look here. I've sold your two feet
Of Hale 4 Sorcro-s for t2j 900, aud here
is your money
The miner fell on the Hoor and cried
like baby. lie could not read or write,
and bad no idea what the marke, was.
He sent draft Of 1900 to hi. mother.
The broker bought for him $4,000
worth of registered bonds, end gave
him e., 400 in coin, which he spent ia
three days. Two bunco men brought
him in drunk and tried TO get bis
bonds, but the broker drove them out.
and when the man got sober be- came
and had the bond. scwed into his
clotho. and was dispatched east. lie
has never been heard of since.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
Deterioration of Sig hit

The causes to which this deterioration
of eyesight has bpcn attributed are al
legged to be cross lights from opposite
Window, light shining directly on the
face insufficient light, small typcs, and
to the p sition of the desk, forcing the
scholar TO bend over and bring the eyes
too close to the book or writing paper,
etc.
But were all these defects rcmcdicd
the integrity of the eye would not be
restored nor it's deterioration prevented.
There are the colors of the parcr and
ink. White paper and black ink are
running the eycsight of all reading ma.
tions. The rays of the sun ," says Lord
Bacon, are reflected by a white body,
and are absorbed by black one" No
ore dissenis from this opinion; but dc.
spite these indications of nature aIad of
philosophy, We print our books and
write our letters in direct opposition to
the suggestions Of optical science
When we read book printed in The
existing mode We do not see the letters.
which, being black, are non reflective.
The shapes reach tho retina, but they
are not received by spontaneous, direct
action of that organ. The white sur.
Cacc of the paper is reflected, but the
letters nre detected only by discrimi.
native effort of the optic nerves. This
effect annols the nerves, and, when long
cont nued, cxhausts their susceptibility,
the human eye cannot long sus' ain the
broad glare of white surface without
injury. The author Of Spanish Ni.tas,
in Harper Magszine,' says of Carta.
g"na that blind people seemed To be
numerous there. fact which may be
light and the absence Of yerdure' Mr.
Seward, in his tour aronnd the world,
observed that ''in Egypt ophthAlmia is
universal attribu,ing it TO the same
excessive dazzle, Of the wide areas Of
white sand; and the British soldicrs in
the late campaign in that country ex.
hibited .symp,oms II the same disease
In the Smithsonian report of 1877, it is
stated in = paper on "Color Blindness,"
that M. CheVreul has produced 1920
di-iinguishAble tinis of the elementary
colors, frrm which the paper mAnufAc.
turers could select coIors moro Agreea.
ble TO the eye than the dazzling white
so weakening and lAcerA'ing TO the
nerreS Of that delicate an.'--!Se,tnes
Aonthly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
A Wonderful Bell.

The temples "a kroto, Japan, say- a
correspondence Of the Philadelphia Prc,S,
are mainly of interest on account of
their great bell, which swings IN mons.
ter wooden be FRY half way up the hill.
side. hack Of the buildings proper. The
bell Is a huge bronze cup with nearly
perpendicular sides and fiat uo~n,
and. like all other lspanrae bells. j.
sounded IS means Of huge beam kept
in place by ropes, hut, when occasion
require, brought against tie fim Of the
hell with great force II reqnires twelve
coolies to inanipuiate tlii- beam. For.
m.r rly Il was only ung once yeaf, but
now ii may be heard two or three fumes
every month. II j. ono of the greate-t
wonder. IN Japan IL !. " feet high,
q inches thick. 9 feet IN diameter and
weighs neatly T4 tons u was cast ili a
monster mould in the year 1888. As
the bel was east with the rim up, the
gold entering into IT, composition
computed TO be- about 500 pounds
sunk to the crown Is has maenia.
cent tone, and when struck by the open
palm tho vibrations may be heard at a
g.is'ane@ ~ nna hundred yards.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
Some Very Old Pee pie.

khods Iloward, oiOsing-ville, Ky, is
Il2 Yeas old.
w. j. Barlow, Of i've OAK, Fla, Is
lOJ yeats ~ Ag..
Amos Deun's died recently at Ridge
vile. :. &. IN his lOSth year.
John Riley, Of Frederick county. Va. J..
was lO7 years old on the 18th Of Jan.
uary.
CHARLIE Brher, of staten Island. pro.
fe'ses to bee lOj years cid lie ha. son
aged so.
Every communion sunday Mr.. Annie
Gordon, of :BluHion. :. e. walk, four
miles TO church. She il III.
Alter heng blind for twenty years
Mrs .Josephlne Lspatria died At Water
town, y. y. sged lO4. Her husband
recently died At the sge Of lO5.
Miss Sahra.Phillips, Of Norwood, X. /.
is 100 years old. She de. her own
homework, brings her fuel from the
woods On her back and saws n herself,
and reads without glssses.
For seyenty.one years George Kilmer,
Of Rock city, y. Y. lived with hi. wife
in nfhe house where they began house.
keeping. he hS just passed his 9jth
birthday. Nr. Klmer, died recently
aged SO.
Jacob Mlliken, of D1ns'an. NJ, on
the anniverary Of his lUOth birlhday
made singular confession Il sot.-d
for Thomas Jefferson for HE second
term. although lacked two months OF
my majority.
EAst Glaston bury, Conn, has four
citizens who are over 30 years Of sge
Miss Eunice Ho,lister ~iil be 100 years
old in August at this year, Mrs. Caro-
line, Strong il %, and HalSey Buck
reached his goth year in August last.
b. De Prare OF msrshf.id. Wis, is
log Jeau old. For sfty years be never
slept under roof. Ilis father was =
french fur trader and his mother an
Indian. He was with General Jack son
at New Orleans
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

absense ofit in other. was not conceal.
able from her; that Of pride, whcih was
more then solire-p"ci, il wa. indebted.
ness An Independence of obligation
whicll was not a second nature, il was
her first, and she had u % her. Though
called uprn cirlcy in life to conhon
alone the death Of her iirt child, tp be-
the sole watcher, the sole ymlu,hihor,
and sole mourner At un unall'n Ted
grave, she brought awsy 40 muimur.
Du ing more tben forty years she u.vcr
forgot it,and never complained. '--Nev
York 7riouHe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are yvu distsrt-d 81 htFbt aud hfuksn of JOuf ~
~ sch ehiid sunsTihs and crying ~ith pain Uf osL
ubg teeth ~ -, ssBA Hs 0pcs and get totus =
Ma NI~FtoWt SoJTBivs srbvF ToH CsitHHEH
TtFTHtbs. ip vAlss 10 tnealtuiabs IL ~il relieve
is psor UusssHsrst in HasdiHi-iy. Depend upon %
hwss fltsfs 70 No mistake aAat itt IL cures eye
sstsFy and d4rhusA fsEuistss ths sinussh And bes-
sls uind cIlic. sofisus the gems. reduces 70
sAuHSti1h, Aha gives tnus aud ssssgy - ias shels,
sya@sa Mns- Nisalg~s sogTsiss nrnur ret CEith-
aEn TEESHIEs pisspt 20 the tAsss. snd = The Ffss
supssga Il auf " tie eldest And t-s i-ais ptyti-
sE5 ia the UHitd States, Ana 10 fer sale
b. sit arsEgis tlrugE Ekout the world. PTss - osats
kotsts. Silly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
A Husbands Tribute to his Dead
Wife.

The wife oF George J. IIolyoake was
bu icd two.wceks ago At lIighgate, and
i Mr. lIolyoake had often spoken at
ths grave Of other. his wife hadawish- -.
the only public one, It is said, that she
evereSpressed that few words should
be said at her own. Mr, Holyoake, IN
respecting this request, spoke Of "the
three qualities which distin suished Mrs.
Holyoakc--that Of Service of othcrs, in
which she had 50 clear a sense tA.i liz
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
s. P. HUBBARD. NJ. D.

This is to certify that the Rockford
Watch bought Feb. -, 1879, has run
very we'll the past year. Having set IL
only twice during that time, its only
variation being three minutes. IL has
run very much better than ] ever an
,icipated. Il was no. adjusted aud only
cosi A1O, 4. p. BRYANT,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

\ HALp eagle, measuring nearly seven
feet from tsp to tap of wings. sa- esp.
iurcd ty 7. Brewer Carter. on ih" Old
Bullock farm. near Rccklcs-town. the
other day. \ s,eel trap had hccn set
and laitvd to catch crows. ono uu 'or-
tunatc blu" black corn sicalsr bounced
down ou the 'liver IN the trsp and got
fastened The soaring eagle looked on
and with graceful .woop swept down
upon his victim, and fastening hi. hook
81 bill "n the crows body, spread his
wings for fight but, slss ths cruel
teeth Of steel held him captive. He
wss brought to Boidentown ON Wedncs-
day, alive and uniniured. and purchased
by II. II Trout, of the city hotel. where
lie can now be seen in all the majesty
oi earledom. ~ BOracAiOsra Repster.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

4 yorNG mm of Kansas City had AN
experience while journeying
ol - railroad last week Entering car
hs found al the seats occupied hut one,
bc,ide q lady. Seating himself here, he
sat reading paper until lac noticed that
the lady, who was fine looking, neatly
dressed pcr.on, began looking At him.
occasionally winkiug and smiling. The
young man turned red in the face aud
was in the set of leaving the seat when
shu throw her arms about hi. ucck and
declared. in voice loud enough u be
heard = block, tha; he was the only
person she ever loved. The two men
who were seated opposite, succc, dod in
calming the woman and then explained
that she was being taken to an asylum.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

a8 a. DiGEroS, Jan. ~. lSS2.
The Reekfurd watch purchased Feb.
1879. has performed better than any
Watch | ever had. Have carried it
every day and % 90 time has it been
irregular, or II the least unreliable. ]
cheerfulIy recommend the Rockford
Watch. HORACE h. HORTON,
At Diehton Furnace Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

THE Bethelem TtIass describe. n won.
derful discovery in ne;allurgy, by which
a new metal is produced from pulverized
furnace Stag mixed with an explosive
substance aud heated. After due de.
gree of heat i obtained an explosion
occurs and The ncw metal is deposited
at the bottom of the cruciblc. II j.
-iIvcry white in color, Of fine, smooth
texture, aud on trial proved to be sus.
ceptihlc Of a brilliant polish, which no
exposure will iarni-h II. II wss also
found 10 he mallcable, ductilc and Of
great teuaci'y. showing a tensile resist.
ance Of 10000 pounds TO the square
inch Nine ounces Of metal were Oh.
taic"I from five pounds Of Stag. Of
course. stock company is To- b. formed
aud the nicklc hereafter dispensed with.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

BY HOSMER T. HULLAND. Sec.
Having most thoroughly tested the
Rockford Quick Train Watches for the
last three yesrp, offer them with the
fullest confidence as the best made and
most reliable time keeper for the money
that can be Obtained.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

The Rockford Watch runs very &C.
better than any watch ! ever
owned, and have had one that cost
Also. Can recommend the Rockford
Watch to everybody who wishes fine
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
ouick Railway Time.


Rockiord, Ill.,. Tan. 1850.
TTi5 e n certify that ,rr Laus appointed
Fink +. B'ry. sole agent foT thr sale of oar
Q.,ek Tr1in Railroad Watches IN The tossn
n Boijcfouie.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06


l. The very worst places may be hope
fll fields for Christian effort.
=. 1t is wise to lay out our best
strength in centres ot influence.
,. Toe necessity OF working with our
hands should not be r. ssrdcd a, a mis-
fortune. II is often n great bIe.-inR.
It is good for the body, mind and heart.
{. Those who live by manual toll can
find time for Christian work.
,. There ar sure 20 he precious rc.
suit. when Goi'- people are pressed 10y
the Spirit and Word TO tc-ti'y for Christ
with new "arne-tne-s.
Is. lf We have been tenedrly faithful
To- .oul.. in word and example, our re.
possibility for their salvation ia at au
end. But arr wc alwhys thus faithful :?
:. We have exceeding great and pre-
cious promises for every hour Of dcsl.on.
dency and need in them we may hear
God's voice, even though lie grants To-
us no vision.
:. 4 natural sense of iustice, a. in
the case of Gallo. sometimes gv,- with
a fatal indifference 10 Christian truth.
Just because he "catrd for nuneof those
things he lost tine grnnde~t opportu.
nity of his life.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

MARCH 0. Paul at Corinth.-Acts lsi
LII.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

GOLDEN TExT.--l am with thee, and
no man shall set on thee Ia hurt thee /;
for have much people in this city.
Acts Is 10 ---.