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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-09-05
CIuI,.fnnt IN Cnh,,nrn

"Club-foot "stump-foot or "club-root"
IS a dlseas- that destroys great many cab
bages every year 10 some parts Of the couu-
Try The symptoms are. whiting in the sun
in the middle OF the day a gradual cessation
OF growth, and finally death of the plant
within Few weeks after they are set ont In
the garden or Held, Sometimes plants areAt-
tackled IN the seed bed ana show the symp-
toms while very Young On pulling the
plants up, the roots or main stem. or both
will be found greatly increased in size. of q
corky or turnpike growth, which will de-
cay after short time. tt was formerly d
prevalent belief that hog manure was the
chief cause Of cluh-tuot but good authorities
now claim that the disease i caused by al
Insect, and that hog manure has no influence
whatever in producing TO-
Mr.. Peter Henderson, in his excellent work
Gardening for Profit saws the insect which
causes cluO-toot is the most formidable enemy
OF the insect tribe that the cabbage grower
has to contend with, but ne does not believe
that hog manure Is the chief cause If indeed
II Is really any cause at all. He cites an in
stance where cabbag=s have grown perfectly
free from the disease twenty wears consecu-
lively on all kinds Of manure and Of other
places near by where they cannot be grown
two years IN succession upon any animal ma
nures without some special treatment 10 pre-
vent the attacks of the insect. Ii has been
noticed that club foot never attacks plants
that are grown IN soils that are largely made
up OF seashells, ike some Of the soils along
the Jersey coast and the inference has been
drawn that lime is destructive or repulsive TO
the insect MI, Henderson has found that
by the use of bone dust, applied at the rate
Of ton per acre be can grow cabbages sue
cesslvely on the same ground, while if ma.
nures are used be must raise them on new
land every year, that is, land which did not
produce cabbages the next year preceding
The inference he draws is that the insect In
It's perfect or winged state does the cabbage
no harm but being attracted by them il Laws
ITS eggs IN the soil, where they hatch the fol
loving year, ana while IN the larval state at
tack the cabbage roots causing them to make
an unnatural growth which soon ends IN
death. II Mr.. henderson, theory is correct
that lime ls bad for the insect a free use of
bone dust would seen to be an excellent
method OF combating IT, for bone is one of
the best Of manures % use for almost any
crop We know Of no way 10 save crop OF
oabbages after the plants begin 10 wilt. Pre-
yeuuon ls easier than cure iu this as il most
other cases. Where one can DO SO. one should
Select land for cabhages and turuips that pro.
d. d neither the year prevlous.-N Il. Far
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Fan Planting of Trees.

Iree-plsnting may be conducted as safely
IN autumn as IL spring If proper care be tax
en- TO meet all requirements. Perhaps excep-
tions should be made of peach trees and son.
other kinds that lack hardness. but with our
hardy trees, particularly forest trees, autumn
is very favorable time for planting. ana
there are materia. advantages il doing the
work then, because ordinary farm tasks are
not pressing, and more time can therefore be
allowed without depuviug other branches Of
work OF needed attention
The special requirements of tree planting
IN autumn are that the trees be taken freshly
from the ground and that the planting be
done with reference 10 suitable winter protec-
ton OF the roots, mainly that the ground be
properly drained, so that the holes in which
the trees are placed shall not be reoeptacles
for water which, in freezing might lessen
the Vgor of the roots or even effect their de-
structiou, In planting forest trees along the
roadside lu autumn, Il Is an essential requisite
that the roots be given ample room, for at the
best the situation Is not so favorable as in
ground specially prepared. Usually the
ground is occupied by grass or weeds. both
luimical 10 full success The true way is to
dig the holes so that the sod shall be removed
two feet az least from the trunk and its place
supplied with earth a little rounding up to
prevent settling.
It is hardly necessary to offer instruction to
farmers who have had experience in tree
planting. since they have doubtless ACQUIRED
the requisite knowledge The trouble is. too
often, that they do not use it, They become
careless ana are prone 10 neglect the plAinest
requirements on the principle that the work
brings nothing and therefore should be turned
of with the least trouble possible This is an
wrong, for in tree planting as in every other
kind OF work whatever Is done at all should
be well done IN order 70 secure the best re-
suits
It would be a great gain 10 the country if
roadsides generally In all farming districts
were set with trees. II the best varieties are
set Ia a few years the trees will have sufi-
clent value 20 compensate all cost the labor
of setting and subsequent care Black wal
nut has been warmly commended and It D.
possible even probable, that in favorable sit.
nations il may yield large profit by the value
Of its timber; but trees along the highways
should not be set with view 70 cutting at any
time Black walnuts and other trees design
ed 70 produce timber should be set in by
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NOTES

Prof Collier formerly the chemist Of the
agricultural bureau, does not abate any Of bis
confidence in the future of sorghum a. the
source of sugar. and contends that sugar can
bee pro6tahlv made from sorghum even at the
present price and that al which this country
needs. aud more, can bee made Ia the United
States
It is expected that the production OF wine
On California this season will be- nearly double
that of last year. or between 1900, 600 and
15.OOO,OOO gallons.
j. S. Woodward Of Lockp0rt ~ y. says
that be has grown early lambs for market for
years, but never succeeded In making any
money from them until he began growing q
supply Of roots for feeding the ewes so as to
make free flow Of milk. He prefers man
eel wurzels TO either turuips or sugar beets In
part, because the mangels will keep in good
condition for feeding until late in winter.
One million miles of barbed wire was man
ufactured ia the United States this year, an
equivalent of more than 25O 600 miles Of
fence This is made by about fifty factories
with a capital Of Sl5OOooo0
The popular notion that the age of tree
can be determined by counting the rings IN "a
cross section. has come TO be quite generally
doubted IN these latter days An Ohio law
yer prououuccs strongly in favor Of the no.
tiou. He says that 100 land grant cases it Of
ten becomes important 90 fix the date Of o.
survey "ILis was shown by the endorse
mont on the document. and corroborated by
an examination of the hacks on the line and
corner trees Of the survey By blocking the
tree and counting from the hack made 10y the
surveyor to the outside Of the tree it iuvaria-
bly, corresponded with the dates as they ap-
peared Oh The returns made boy the surveyor
d
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HEALTH is WEALTH

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case. With each order received hy MS for SIX boxes
compauied with 49, We will send the purchaser our
written guarantee 90 refund the money II the treat.
ment does not eject cure Guarantees issued only
by II. C. WILLARD, Agent Brattleb0r0, VI. 3Blg
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FARM AND STOCK
AT AUCTION.

Having determined o. go West, OFFER nv farm iu
Mardshoro, W. consisting Of about l45 acres of land
suitably divided into moving, ullaEc pasture and
woodland, buildings in good repair. Nevfr-failiuE
water az house and barn. Sugar orchard u 70J
Also, one Of the best diaries in Windham county.
consisting Of 10 fun blood ana grade Jersey cows r
Yearilugs and calves, ] Tair good working cattle,
weighing 3uu pounds; good sound 7-year-old mare.
weighing 1880. About 80 tons Of good upland hay $50
bushels OF oats large hsd Of corn, quantity pota-
toes, etc. Also, all my farming tools aud household
furniture.
The above property will be sold at auction on the
premises on Saturday Sept. IS, beginning at 4. A.
sale positive.
ALNoS F DUBKEE.
West Wards0oro, Aug %, 1854 1886
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THE NARROW ESCAPE
or a Massachusetts EnRineer--.Ttmel'
Warning Of Wr. John spencer. bag
rnre Mnater of u. a A. N. n

sleep after fatigue and health after disease ar.
Two of the sweetest experiences known tn mdu.
Fourteen years is a long time Co suffer, yet Mr PEE
ter Law.ur Of Dalton, Mas, had IcG % miserable
life for thaf period through the presence of stone
900 The bladder. That he sought iu ul directions for
cure is au almost superluOus statement He uu-
tanned temporary relief, but nothing more. Last
January De- called on Dr. David Kennedy 90 E0u-
doui, ny. who said, after examination. "Mr.laW-
Iuf, Won Dave stone Ono the bladder. We VIII rr-f
'rF Dr. David kenucdy's favorte Remedy before
ing letter passed through the Bondnut pos.-0ihcr
DALTON. Mass, Feb
Dear Dr. Kennedy. The Gay AFTER came h1m.
passed TWO grave. stones, and ann doing nicely
now. PETER LAWLOk.
Dr. kcuupl ~ now has the stones at hts uficr.uu
they are sufficiently formidable 90 Justify tine claim
tndi Kennedy fayurfo Remedy d. the leading spec
ciuc Tor stone lu the bladder IN DIS letter hr. l.
also mentions that keuuedv's Favoufe Remedy hI-
cured him OF rheumatism. Tue suujoued CerIl-
cate tells lts own story
OLD BERKSHIRE MILLS.
DALTON. Mass, April %, 1s--.l
Mr. Peter Lawlor has been resident of TINS town
for the past ~ years. and 900 our EMPLOY for To- and
Ctzeu ut the town and community. Ha has ntI
some chronic disease tu our kuowIedga for most oI
the Time nu' now claims Go he uud is iu apparent
good heaiih. CHAS. O. BROWN. Prrs'..
DALTON. MASS June 9. 1ss4.
ur. Kcnutdy,-Dcur Friend: Thinking YOU mIrH.
Ike TO hear again frum an UI patient. ] ann going
Co write Yul II is now three ami half years
since hrs' went Co see YOU. AS told YOU then, D
was troubled win sidney disease for about 10 years
uuu bad seven 20 the best doctor. 90 us found bad
received only temporary relief until D visited SOD.
An1 commenced taking your tavuutr Remedy D
ruutluu. taking fne remedy according fH vuur OIL.
recuuus, ALd now consider myself % well man
Iu very gratefully YOURS. PETER IAMItH.
our letter OF April %, ls,2. holds good "a. Tar a-
MT LaW.or'- testimony 8, CONCERNED regarding h.-
Dalton. june 9. ls,4
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GlenWOOd Classical Seminary
WEST RRATTLERnRo. VT

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PATENTS.
r. Fl. EDDY.

r. H. EDDY.
No. 76 state st., opposite KIby. Boston,
Secures Patents IN the United States also IN Great
britain, France ana other foreign countries Copies
OF the claims OF any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
Nc Agency H he Jsicl States possesses Superior fI-
citffs FOR obtaining PdtsHtS asccrfdiu1 me pat.
entdbiHfg ~ tHreufi0Es. Z. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIAL.
II regard Mr.. Eddy one Of the most cIudbf and
successful practitioners with whom have had ofhrial
intercourse. CHAs Mason, Commission OF Patents.
Inventors cannot employ o person more trustUor-
thy, or more capable Of securing for them on early
and favorable consideration al the Patent Ofhcr.
Eu1FUEp BUREE, late Commissi ousr0 f Patents"
Boston. oct. 10. 1870.
+. Il. EDDY, Esq,-Dear Sir; You procured for
me. IN $40, my nrst patent. Since then YOU have
acted for nd advised IN hundreds OF cases. and
procured many patents, reissues ana extensions.
nave occasionally employed the best agencies IN New
York. Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole OF my business lu your hue
and advise others TO employ you. Yours truly,
GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston u.1lss4.
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ulsiAG-Ho0N tUHsTUEE.-shaU we have new.
tAu-'- cl-T or slornQ4rd Tor orr liuIur-rodm We
recommend "a number of new STYLES 90 Paines. q,
canal street, near cine Maine Depot, Boston. no ono
eau ia 20 be suited with ius what they want az this
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As you are well aware that would not rec1mmen.
tuai which did not believe 20 be- good desire 10 ar
e. all who need good reliable family medicine tbs
believe one bottle Of sulphur Bitters viii do vor
more good than any other remedy 4 ever saw.-Eey
Cephgs Stone.
In Aberdeen, D. T., artesisu flowing wells are use.
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pneumonia. 10 l-it me with very hard hacking
cough. All the Physicians and medicine did mo r1
Eo94, friend advised me On Jry Ad4ms0u'- Cough
hAls4u- one bottle az which did mo more good than
- lng u''t'Ts ana medicines had tried: and ] shall
recommend 10 lar aud near.
MARY A. BROCKWEIL.
AD7u. i.uoo-tlo pennies were coined in the United
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Orders may be left at the Meat Market.
AYERS PILLS.

H len > T1LLSu
a large proportion Of the diseases which
cause human suffering result from derance-
meut Of the stomach, bowels. and liver.
AYERS CArHAEIIC PILLS act directly uuou
these organs, and are especially designed 70
cure the diseases caused By their derauge-
meHt, including Constipation. Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery.
ami q host OF other ailments, tog all Of
winch they are safe, sure, prompt, and
peasant remedy. The extensive use OF these
Pill, uy eminent physicians III regular prAc-
tee. shows Enthusiastically the estimation .L
which tncy are held by the medical probes
slg-.
These PILLS are compounded Of vegetable
substances only, ami art absolutely Tree from
ea4Jmel or any other injurious ingredient.
A Sufferer from Headache writes
AYERS PILLS are invaluable 10 me. and
are my constant companion. / have been
severe sufferer from Headache and your
PILLS are the OuIy thing I could look 10
Tor relief. one dose will quickly move nv
bowels ana Tree my head from pain They
are the most effective and the easiest uly-ic
nave ever found. Il is pleasure o. me 10
speAA ln Their praise, and i always do SO
NLeu occasion oilers.
W. J.. PAGE. of W. L. Page a Bro"
fFahAlu ST., Richmond, Va, June s. ls,-
"l have used AYERS Pills in number
irs7 instances AS recommended uv yul and
nave never known them 20 fail 90 acc0uu.Isb
the drsire,tresult. We constantly keen them
ou maud at our home. ami prize them as a
blras.i.., safe, ANA reliable family medicine
fuh DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
Mexia, Texas, June Il, 1852.
The REV. FRANCIS b. HAR1owF. v-ritin,
IRON AndHf0, Ca, says. 90 For some wears
lasi / nave been subject % coustipati0n
from which, IN spite OF the use of luedi
clhes oi various kinds. ] suffered iucreasiug
inconvenience, until some months ap1 j
began taxing AYERS Pills They nave
entirely corrected the coStve habit. and
nave vastly improved my general health"
AYERS CATuARTIc PILLS correct irreru.
hries Of the bowels, stimulate the appe-
nc anu digestion, and by then prompt and
thorough action give tone and vigor TO the
whole physical economy.
PREPARED BY
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Sold by all Druggists.
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FOR SALE.
Farm of 100 Acres,

~ miles from post onice-suiiahly divided into
pastuuE- and tiNage, 400 sugar trees Good
buildings. Also separate tract OF 40 acres Of mea-
aow land, 10 he sold alone or with the farm. In
quire on the premises.
J. II. EDWARDS,
" Guilford Centre,
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When baby was sick, We gave nor Castoria
When she was child. she cried for Castnris
When she Wa miss, she chung o. Castoria
Mhen she had children. she gave them Castoria
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HAY Fever

lisa type ai catarrh hay-
j u g peculiar symptoms
il Us attended ny an iu-
famed condition of the
lining membrane OF the
n0strlis. teAr-duCts ana
. throat. o q eCrluEthe
/ lungs An aCrid mucus
i- secreted,tue discharge
b. accompanied with O.
painful burning sensa-
! illu. There are severe
suasms Of sneezlug, ire
4 Quout attacEsot binding
headache, @ watery aud
iuhluod state of the
! eyes, Ely's Cream Balm
J o. O remedy founded on
a correct diagnosis o.
THE disease and can be-
lsls; zoos. boy mail sample
s. Druggists. OWeg0.N.Y.
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E'Oh SALE-A Story and a-half House on
u Washington Street, which Will make somebody
pretty home y CupWOkIH 4 CHILph.
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Dr. G. Aver & Co. , Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20
Mexican Eti0uettp.

Twas given a lesson in etiquette by a
Mexican young lady met in the train
CHANGED to be the only man in The sleep
ing car when it drew out from I'll Paso.
and after an introduction by the conduc-
tor, to whose charge the young lady had
been committed, She and | became quite
well acquainted Il saw you eating an
orange ON the depot platform She said.
In Mexico that would be considered as
unmannerly. There it is unmanncrly to
eat anything outside Of a house. even
candy. And noticed when Mr. Romero
gave you a Mexican match You threw it
away after using but one end of it. The
other end was still scryiceable, and You
should have returned the match with your
thanks. If you hand one a cigar or a Gig
arctic to light with, you must take a
Whit from it after it has been returned to
YOU, though it may be so short as to burn
your fingers. All this | received with
good grace, for my young lady was but
ten years of age.
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-. Star. On Our Flag.

., woman THAT the ! hIVoc
IL : are re indel ted for having ST. 81,
'tates -. a'T noints on th,ir national rag
T yIar name was Betsey Ross. .,d anu ne Ti,e
fas an IF Congress authorized TO
Ymml''e' fac came to er TO perform
fes'gn AMI She sugg, sted that tue
ne VIM yia,ed star would be better iot
ave-Poin ,rnose than tn siX-ronted'
, y. MAS created nagmaker TO the ,5 sGNi
ssr a., anil her business desc E. n .iin'
Y .; ~, Nv her daughter, who l,ine9
q''l''Se 0ciety of Fri 'nds, and did 3o'
wish to have her hanol"o'N "'''' '
Wgr
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ra,,,,sbinr Swindlers.

go q oullihle people an nv
! aI W ,", a., American cllil0n
evidently knew. lie has Jus t,,s;ness in
reitcd for doing an EXTENSIVE. o ... limos
adverti.inr alI manner OF eli'i''S7 nostaoe
e ~ w. '' scnt ON the receipt Oh p,rreed
" ~ Coscs 81 this kind have oecu l,.i,v
S SUM l,s bnt then the impostors ust'Jiy Il
pel9ie s,o, n"' however fraudulent , IN
send S3 5, .I,a .55mns This genius, hoy
over. had made no provision ., w,ia,, the
tbot way. lie simply opproplll"',.;tDTg NE
stamps. and refrained from a'9"' mile
le 'I and though so reckless sW'H ~
~, I'll s , certain to cumc to griei u
.hor, time. he appeared to have kyP' i
sll'l III IL Considerable profits ny "
S Slrr " ,nycraI months. tie also aafelusoG
IL. through tho newspapers, nv.
-, rat;no ,bem hut giving them reiereLC ,.
Ia aliases of his own, ana lliiii'I'' i,,roc-
mo ali letters inquiring about ms . .La, i
tcr The defect in his plan was va; ;oa !
,,.as sooner or later to become the suoJoe'
- i,,o,tination. and the moment u W. W..
;n,ui,cd into the truth came out ca
~ ~ .vindlcrs who have grown Ia
HsnT
AN similar hut more carefully ueNi n.
saborncs is no doubt very cohsiaer'o''
Tho rooucs who engineer them r''S w
ho dcsirc Of most people to get muCh ~ !:
i;ttIr They know that the greco Oh gal
nftan nborurcs the Judgment, anu w
= bongh all cool headed business men s ~
I'D MA otfer, of the kind, remembering u
, 'v'' '' ~ y,llinoton's maxim that 'got
i ,n"' moan, bad security yet there a
always plenty ready to sprlng at any ""
J, ~ is only gaudy and glittcrlhS elouS
Il Tbo "a -raiIcd "sav- dust sharpers' WI
: nrctcnd to sell counterfeit money, a
and tbo victim a box Of sawdust
nnon shrew knowledge OF the paScr
"p4 !, human nature. They select
Ks their dupcs persons who are "lIhnS ~
ne knavcs themselves, and whose =
in Lnaycrv shuts their mouths when u
If Ana ont the svindlc. Probably
90 nrofcs,ional sharpcrs would Ell
IN mon 50 very bold game as the Eo'
NO man of the postage stamps prayed 10
- ,hov mean to make their living by u
wits thcy dare rot thus openly aoIei
their dishonesty But the TACT tha'
T, trick should have been so success
and tL,t it should have been carried
for So long time without detect
shows that the crop OF guns continue :.
Inc Ms LARGE as ever, and that VIVA,
lie fall, there is no prospect OF Isl
noe" in that line Of producuoh' y"
N4guzHc.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20

: n.y. ~ NdbtI DiOpl. dIltl ale ilcll
rolled under pressure sufficient to ANAL
gamate them into solid mass. which may
even be worked with plane if desired.
When it is remembered that it takes
one hundred years to grow a tree to
maturity, suiting it to commercial pur-
poses-and a tree producing sixty-two
inch lumber will require fully twice that
time-while twenty thousand feet per
acre is large yield under the most favor
able circumstances, it will at once be
realized that where three thousand feet
can be taken from an acre of ground for
an indefinite number Of years, the process
which enables such a result to be accom-
plished and which will Weld really
valuable lumber, is one of vast impor-
lance We look for valuable results in
the future in the manufacture Of lumber
from what is practically waste material,
but which will be produced in endless
quantities so long as the United States
maintains its present character as a grain
country.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20

,,-,,, statistics re emily published y
las 'e,. that there are in the world . 10
Sl Pc 81 tlan B. qSj paper mills,pr'"Ne ny
~ ~ YEAR $4,000 tons Of pape, RON ,.
CIV n g. inds of substances, laclu'AiS
raos ,traw and alfalfa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20

Charles Francs Adams, Jr., attacks
,be system which now preya Is III tne
.coIleces of making Greek and Latih
tha basis Of a liberal edug alton. MI
AJams should rest his soul IN patience
baseball and boat rowing are rap uly
.nnplanting Greek and lath as INT
hasis of liberal college educat on
NoyrfStol0n Herdid.