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Cfjisllr s.
A ? rrMfcf littd'y
Ih Ciet - if li f-ataeat I
A li-.f A- i ar ;t of lutb won't
up tfta ol sua.
ft a t tO get i
lb wc!J. 4 IU- f ua aw H
ton ' ) "t.4.
-ll4 fn.Mi mJ -c,dai o;r
st4 o I I ao.i-4.
Tt - lt,y duIUr itict
Mil In Iw y LmJkhb. Tttr tuty
ti;i m lly ( i rcfcrb ailtia reach
Tb fer sows is (ti prii(. and a
litu later ua t rli ad tear if lit
4 diwatl't up aetufeclofially.
Tn , rtal faolt a lktiJa can r
i,Ujr ui. 1 i'b Main I tUt Ihrr si
lao m itt to It jtr ahes tha l-igb-Iti
I 4 ery ('KiJ,
u tb vortl LHiJrGevloofcim-b
fruatb I lb tiUil that toot of tb mrm
lr la of !! korraaibg trouM and
ilitf faitfb rat uf ILlrltal.
lr.-pt: "Half I pound of tf which
lit yit b lin k tr green?" fkivaut.
Hiitttv, ajlher will da; it's fur au co!J
woman that nearly Lluiod."
IJrIJ 1 tut job, Ueuel; will yon
ler--toy anu-t? Mahal (aleotly)
Tbet a never to, Harold; but I will
alwet t t wif to yon, Th engagement
it announced.
Ilm paper ye, 'Politic oik
(rote bedfellowe,' said Jtollo. "What
Ao )' j hue do with bed V "Tb lie in
iiaur (Mjn,"id Holloa father, tb lie
in it M
"How oIJ r yon, Tummy V "Nine
bra I a to on niy fet, nod 6 when I in
on my bead." "That's funny bow do too
tusk tt ?" "Why, if yon aland 0 oo iU
beJ it ia e S ieo't it "
Kuudsy t hiMil teacher -Tommy, do
joa tuow w bat tb nicuirig of 'Ameu' il f
Tou,m Y'm; it'twbct tbe people j
bra Me; tbikk it' tiiu for tb miniater
10 k'.ufi.
-i)iagKl: Nuwwbitdo 70a wtntt
Hay Tlrra tviM' worth of piregorio.
1tUfTfiUt - Wbt do jon aia, miking me
lip f. r tbrr raiili f lioj Wby, I bd
lii (lit up fr Lulliu.
Timpkiiit "f ttr, Joou, IboM troui-
r if ji'Uf ire tuilitj bb!y." June
(bo iM'bi!iv 00 tbeiulijccttad rrplio
ilb otu perity) "ll, nyj tbpy
eaTr warm bratt I"
It 1 aaij tint a quack doctor id tljf
Writ baa iliVcuted a iunjciilfll)at ill can
u dlMiaMi, aud wbicb can tlao be Daed u
0 Mulialutiug fluid after di-tlli. Tbia man
bvi.IkoiI waut 'la bog tb whole uarkel,
Thi'ie ra aome appalling circDm
Uiioi n buman life U-fure nbicb it-D
tb bravrat quail. One of tbcaa i t fe
tut' book gent, tbe othrr la auotber fe
Diae book agpi.t or lb tame futuale book
gent auottii'r tiriip,
-rbrnnbuit ,-Your pump of iiuai
Datiou ia oi.-j. n.nhj; laigii, air. Yon
bould wril pot;lr." Yiaitor "I do
wtile poctrj. liut yeatrrdaj I took poem
to an fdiUir, and tbat bump you ere fuel
A little Itocbenter girl drew tbe pio
tur of dig and cat on ber alate, nod
Calling ber luotlntr'i atU-nlioo to it, aid:
"A cat oughtn't to bate but fonr lfga, bnt
I drew it witb aii, o abe could run a ay
from tbe dog."
Tramp (to woman) - Can yon give m
aoniclhmu to eat. madam 1 Woman No;
llir ain't a tiling in the honae;" o' le
iJirt, l'e got oouplo of letter to wHe
an" to time to bother. Tramp (pleading
j)-Mdiu, l t me lick tbe atampr, I
can't atarv.
Phjaiman-ltow did the aedatire
powder Oi'ct your wife lat nfgbt, Mr.
Kmitbf Mr. Smith Diaaalronaly. Pby
aician l)iatronly ? Wain't abe aMe
loelrwpY Mr. Hoiiih -Sleep T Why, tbe
baby cib'd from mlJuigbt until morning,
and abe alept through it all I
The fib, iny d. ar Mra. Ilendricka,
remarkml the mimater, who waa diacnu
iug a Hmiday dinner with the family, are
deliciouly frU. I aa enjoying tbim
very oiiioti liicy ongbt to be fieab, Tol-
nal. i.r-t Itolilif. who waa alio eujojmg
tli. oj t'a caaijbt 'euj only thia m rniDp.
(i.xitgi OJiutra down to break lnt ltb
aaoll.o Tiaf, wberenpon mamma mya
to tb four jr old: "Oeorgie, don t
Ton el well 1 Tell mamma what tbe
nial-ri" Oeorgie full of in (la bum, re
pli.a; "S'J, I don't fl well Uofe my
eye ia Unking, and oue of my none don't
go."
Irillat. d Frenchmen (to an American
whobaa miataken him for a waiter): "Bir-r
too baf at r-uwilT iuaultcl me. There i
tu card My aecouJa Till Tail upon you,
irr." Aiuoiuau: '-Never ruind yooi
wfliida. Kicnrhy. Yao ca wait on m
iut a well. Taa m tbe Worclerbirr
aau-- ami l quick alioul it.
A t :hicKo man, wbobaa a new theory
of eTtdutioit, a ' the Chinamen aprat
from an ltik'aUr and tbe Eugltabmao from
tbe build,-. " 1 here ia nothing Try re
na'kabte about that, We know plenty ol
AoMtieaoe fc bf apruug from the bull
d.a;u4 at t..r lb lb alligator-well.wbo
or. Si't apfiog f'ow the ogly monater?
Three lutle Uya in a down rivir town
attended tb u achooL They are bo'
fonr r-tra old and are in tbe cme claa
Tbe olb. r day Iby were Called ont ly lb
tWW and ked to tpell a certain word.
TntT all failed, and on of tb little fel
l....l.kv,l to lb tnMiieraodaaid: "No
Mr. M., yoa are in a Wriibl fi. am
yon? '
-As old lady 00 a Irain in AtaUma the
tbr d, bo evidently Ukisg her
era! tide in Ibe cart, we greatly alarmed
While lb tri waa awltf over a high
trU. Mb r'"fd tbe eeat and held
htt irh oald tb rppaaite aid of the
tba.ta a rarbed, wbea abe gave a deep
aigh of tU"f and tavlaimesl; "Thank
Ood ! 4e ill r
Tli tM!k f my fortune I wth to be
qaealti la ml np-grae nephew llrotge.
the dyisg man. Wny, it waa only
yeaUrday h tall-J yos 4 akitllint,
aid lb lawyer. I d lb hoy eff
Ttat'a all ltUt, replied the teUlar, yo
make tba wi.1 out the way 1 tell yo.
know tof a about adU to koow thaif
1 U tim ad b mot.f ha wont get a
avid U il
To Sa,
t:
V ' , ' ' V- " , a. m. . A
,,..,. .!'.' i t Iff 4rt ti
l aii., a'th ..f.j,,',.,
t,4 i fuf. 1'-fn
a4 fUMaal r, tua t14ft
Itc-M', 1.0 li...!y fU. u ,i tr a a
lii t4 Aera I berry I'eclwraJ,
a lk h ba ji m rj HM:f. ji. e..r-nai'l
raw. li 1.mr$'tf Mlct
UN ri e 1. Il fi- ivM'tf reiwi
a4 f 'f" I' . a lwuuii
ru. it n. In m tflNtnl Ur
tie rwut4aM4 4
. lMU,Mt. l I . Ml Vrao.
f.a.aaia: "I ti i.wi,l A t a il.rrt r
t"i irl a iw"" 1 's t 1 Ku ia at)
. I tia fttt-ittji ,rt riwi
Ivtr-j In a Iwil tin 'f M ttar;
ami I w a.i fnrii'. it it ia aul.
da eii(('tt. ia. ! x. t nt, A- "
A i. r.l-.ti. M I'.. M..)i1Imo.
Tba , "I hat ur4 Aver
I ljrv I'f'l4irl a it a tle ll rffvt In
r pra'te rti -n,tifl prrara
Iwa o atel itf ill. I t4 a ca
ataet fmnh. ti'iftti aacau, a srrallr
iu flli, at"i Z'rn T ''T
i.tib. i. U'lil amt a half of Ui
IVttxat c u'l m."
" I ratinot aay enotich in praia f
Aim I hrTT IV-Uiral." riira K.
Iirc.,.n, at PiIoiiiio, Ttia. " hellv
tnt a I do dial, hut (, 11 ur, 1 ilioulj
luug )!- hue diej "
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
niiiiip av
Or. 4. C Ayr k Co., Lowall, Matt.
r aii tu. i'rtea II, au WtUM, fa.
TP It II .
W kafaraei4 for tba trail a ani Dlr of Sb
uM ar 01 auiaeaia aaaiiiv. eua in ca too ra
air ativ etaoota. aarrio. aaimoa. maeaaral or
eoi amnid aa; can fumiab 70a ia an; quat
uij 70a oair.
Baea 70a tw tried ponnd of onr
TEA.?
If 70 bar wa koow 70a aere plaa4 wilh it.
If roa bae not we abua!4 ba pla4 to bare
70a call and aware a aanipl of oar Japan that
wa bare aold ao Ban7 caw tea oaauunnre, and
wa are anr w wonia bar 7our lea trad.
Wa woald alao mention onr Itio Maracaibo,
ocba and
JAVA COFFEE
la aaleeUd with tb turnout ear an4 w waranl
rrj pound to b a bantam. If til tea and
eon 70a are now uidi ar rot perfcllr aalia
faolorj. wb7 not Rlre na at Iraat one trial and
be ooerlnod Uiat we ar talalug facia,
ff bar a qaantity of
(iraliani'8 311 nee 3Ieat
an band. It ia aa Una a qnalitT a wa oonld bar
uaee 70a triao lit 11 70a nara not we nine to
aiaaa ronr niiure meat at noma, trr a raa
poauai 01 our parcnaae.
Wa bare a frenh anppl7 of Raialna,
Silver Medal Hominy,
Hecker'a Wlialn Urila. flecter'a aelf-raialne
Aonr, ulenclid roller bnckabeat cerealln, and
roold a wbtal (arm meal, Ao.
On 8aturdt7 wa onlired over 200 gallon! of
HABUISON lillO.'S TOWN AND
COUNTRY TAINTS.
Wa bar a oar-load of Washburn A Moen'a
rour-barbed
GALVANISED BARBED WIRE
both will be bare for yonr apring na.
can ana aee ua,
C. B. DOMBAM.
Hancheater Centre, Feb. lain. 1 W. 315
-so-
Estey Organs
OF ALL STYLES ON IIAND
At 10 per Cent Less Than
Heretofore.
OKOASH AND HANOS HOLD OS THE IN
STALLMENT PLAN ANI' OLD INSTRU
MENTS t.ken in fxchahoe.
-ALSO THE CELEBRATED-
Estey Piano,
ahlck la ut)e.ntl!s intone and ditrab litr. Call
tad etamito" onr mrk of iivtrnnienta bifore
onrchaaiiiK alaewbr-
CATALC0rE.1 KENT FREE.
Addreta
J3 . Gr. LONG,
M No. IS UEIiCUANT'8 ROW,
Rutland - - Vermont.
9
PIASTERS
Kin eel, eootfc an uilt taa ar- a
. ill am rsliubj vmCIOxM v.rt r
aS f-ca i 1 ej. aoiotaiw alt B-to"1
EJ ul raila lutawa. IppW to
Aeha, i:ajMfr a diMu, a.- ci or aitr al
V. varteM painMMtA wrt i .' wiata.
1 1M1I rtlmf U r". Cunt 4 I j:;5lMl
Lirrr embii a 'Ao at mfraal dU5. aciA
l"ty ei.;.: - l-r'. tue, Mia
ft rn A rtxfitl i".
STRENGTH ENERn
fWprcywifr.rft8Bgg n'l
HM. WILLIU.1S' SOUS
tliUeoaUaae Ua Maoafaetoraef
ALL KINDS OF HARNESS
At lb old U&.
WE USE THE BF.ST OAK STOCK
AND DO OUR WORK IX THE
MOST THOUOUOU MAXXEB.
Wa Make Oor ColUra and Oif Sailllea
Itcnalrln? and farrlase
Trimming Done Tromptly.
4 1 sad aaaortBMat of
Wool and Buffalo Robes,
flarw BSaaktta, Wklp ate. eoaaUatlf ea kaal
Caak PI4 far I Hale m4 SkUa
DomOt..;eer7ll. l'.
Www
f .', 4 il Ct 1 X
C. B. CARLETOH.
. t "!l
CLOCKS.
SPECTACLES,
Eye Glasses, &c
A .er Stork of
AAA A AAA AAA A A.
Q!I VFRWARF
AAAA AAA
CLOCKS AND WATCHES
vvvv. , n . jVVV
Just Received
vvvvvvvvvvvvvy'
KKPAllil.Va tone pf mpt!7 and at low filet
a;i. taction (naranleed.
C. B. CALLITOX.
Let a.. lilock. aeit dxr to Poaleffio,
H. S. ALLEN,
nu ata nn i mi in
i i
Jill
11
Firet-claae bai(nrapba ly tba lnatantaneo
orooeae.
' . . . .... ... .
'oevat.
A Una aaanrtment of '
a nn on men 1 01 riawa or aueneetr ana
rtolnit7 alwaye on baud,
Enlarging anil CopyiuR Done at Reaeon
able rate.
Room a Near Beaidene on Nor lb fit.,
MANCHESTER, . VERMONT
INVESTMENTS!
PrepiriOK for rpring baalneaa, we bare aeenre
OaOOO
IN SEVEN PER CENT. REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES,
in amount ahd eharaeter aimllar to thoae wbicb
wa bar plaot d with raaidenta of Una rioiuit'
donna Iba laal fifteen Teara. Tbia a lock wil
b mcreaed daily aa tba print opena, and we
ball be glad to reoire order tnronun
J. H. WHIPPLE.
MANCHESTER CENTRE. VERMONT,
at wboa ofUoa may be aeen a oomplet line of
oor aeouritiei.
8. M. DORR'S 80N8.
Rutland, V., March 2lat. lHkH.
UF.O. K. LEWIS,
Manoabhtkb Centke, - Vkrmomt,
agent fob
Howe Standard Scales
AXO
A W. GRAY'S BON't . . .
j.xx,E3j -CtwJ W J& JrttJ
Wood Sawing and Orain Tbreabing MeoMne
Extra Pwti Furnished at Short Notice,
T. Perkins,
OrPOHITK 11UBI0BALL,
MANCHESTEB, - - - VERMONT,
lias the bust assortment of Hard
are in town, including all kinds
and sizes of Bolts, Itivets and Screws
w'.th a great variety of Building
Hardware, Iron and btcel ISail
Hunting Paper Ac, fcc.
IiAvfE BROS.' PATENT
T
ANTI-FRICTION BARK D00R
ROLLER.
Also all kinds and sizes of D
"ors,
SASH IND BUNDS.
With over one hundred sizes of
WINDOW GLASS
From 6x8 to 28x5 6.
70,000 FEET
and over of thoroughly seasoned
SPRUCE AND FINE
on hand the best variety ever kept
in town.
All kinds of
MOULDINGS,
STAIR HAILS,
NEWELS
BALUSTERS.
A large slock of TAINTS, OILS
COACH acd GRAINING COLORS
SHELLAC,
DEMAR COACH,
CARRIAGE, GEARING,
RUMJING, ENAMELD
ASPHALTUM and JAPAN
VA KMSMES.
The best manufactured on hand.
A Fine Line Of Groceries,
FLOUR, MEAL, VINEGAR
Whatever yoa cannot fend elsewhere
will quite likely be found at
T. PERKIN'S.
it-- 1 - 1 rncii
It is Absurd
For ptiU to ap"t a eat f, In ! j-
tli, aalna tbrf rrlraia Iumo ra'.inj
al.at la amloUum ; but tf antbii
all) abarpra tba an-W anj girt Uu
to tbe d geaUre rf ana, tt la Ajer'e ft.
aarilla Tbauaaixla all ever ll. lanj
Imi ify to awrlU ut tbia w1h In.
Win. HaraH Burrusa, if Jt r:k-bili
alrert. Kih Iil". rite : " Mr kna.
tiaad baa takes A7r'a Kanaiilla, fr
li)kj-a ami Wrpi'l liver, an J baa
Urrn firatljr beiieflU'd.
A Confirmed Dyspeptic.
C. fanlerbory, vt 111 Frauklln at.,
lkUa, Hmi., arllea, tbat, eulTeriii
fr Jeara front InJiceetlun, be e at
laal tnlui4 to UJ Arrr'a Earaajiarllla
aul. I t iia om, a a entirely enrol.
Mra. JuarpU Aubln, uf Illb alrevt,
Il..lvol, llaai., auflerexl for over a year
fr..ta 1 ) i, ao tbat abe oulJ not
at anlxlaiiUaJ fued, bmania utrj aeak,
anil waa nnabte t rare fur ber faintljr.
.Nclihrr I lie nmttiiuaa rearrlbf(l lf
jihyiii lain, nur any of tbe renieilioa
aJviartlaiiil fur tb rui of Iy-nia,
be!pel ber, uulil ab eoimuenre)! tb
iia of Ayer'a Saraaparilla. "Tlirre
bottle of tbia niedirtua," ab arlu-a,
" enrJ me."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
raapABKD ar
Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., lwll, Matt,
rrkl; all txMtlM, S. Wtnm iaboiil.
BATTENKILL.
Krcord 2 47.
ImiDla crar nor. 16 banja t Incba blab.
wciyiiii g I ihi poniioa, maiea 101 (.
B liKD fit ELACK8T0NK,
aire of Daia7 Hamilton, reoord 9 'iS; Waller 0.
tau: Kiriiu 11.. Iiaciu reoord II UJ trial S 11),
kr lt)!)ke'a llambletouian Dam ut Hatten
kill lii Cut Norman, record 1 31 trial i 14 Sod
dam a Morxan mar a Itial eonld bolb trul and
pire att.
(Iraj Norman tb aire of tbe dam of Itattrn
kill au a niaamncent taorae a uerfrnt oictura
uf rqnlna beaul7, atandiUK 17 hauda lnnh, and
aaikbln l.StX) ponnda. Mr. Nicliola uf Lork
port, N. Y , aaja ef bim: "Ba eonld pull lum
nnnnita f.alar at a trnt than anr horae lirlne."
0ra7 horman by Vathaate'a Norman feire of
friuce Jonu, reoora i ju;, ua or aiorae norto,
raire of Alriander'a Nomanr, air of Lenin 9 IS.
Mv Onarn i M. Ulackuod J 31. aire ol Frolein
1 IH and the air of lb dam of Norral, air ol
Norlaiu yearlliiR record 31 1 , ma laataat
record erer mad br a jearlinu.
The Norman famib are email in nnmbera bnt
117 a
are prodaoere of a lnub rata of apeed, and a
Norman emaa ia eaiterly aought by many ol onr
moat noted breotlera.
Until mill la a lofty moving barae with a
beaniilnl kute action and eleiiant alyle, allot
wliitb be imiorie to ti ia oflaprina aitb Kit
nnilormity. Ilia atock ia umtriuy large, up
beaded, aitb bold knee aetion, making them
nry du.irable for gentlemen road horaea.
JJallenklll win maaa 1110 ataanu ui inoi 107
atable, nnitl farther notice, at ten dollara by
the aeaaon, ca.li at time of eerrioa or fifteen
dollara to iniure a loal, parable March lit, IkM?
if mare prorea in loal.
Mancbbiter Centre, Tt., April 27th, 'OS. 60
FALLING OFF IN
iron Olati milk Cans.
10 GALLONS, $4 50
30 " 6 75
40 7 50
50- 8 50
I bare alao a full lire nf
New Pattern Acorn l.anscs
ehea 1, toiritlier with moat kicda of goods in
my l.oe, Oire ma a call.
had u n. IUUM1
Hni heatir Centre, Mar 2nd, IMS. fij
CHAS. H. KENNON
AIHTER:
AND
Bavin opened a ibop orer the Lucene Bros'.
Blackamitn fliop. for the pnrpoae ol .,
PAINTING CARRIAGES,
UPHOLSTERING FURNITURE,
RENOVATING MATTBES8FS
would anncnuo. to the nnl'l'e Dial hr ia nn
prepared to do rnrk in thia line witti n lnf
and deapatcli. I'kii aa He haiii.k m.d una-
anion Kiiaraiitera.
Manobe.lar Utnlra, TI,,Oet. l'tli, 1KH7 22
The Great Remedy
'orCOIINS, PILES, H VLT liH F U 1 a . tt
! t a
Monitor Drawingfi Healing Sa!v
ft baa a Wundeiful r-flWl on a I S ,. H n
Ao., and ia growli,g in (u.r. ; ,,, ,,
Ireaa fur 'la irr Knr ,! I.. I .
rooers Bamile fent f r a fte. nicki l i' t-,
iv K B HU.N F.y
"Taablcgton Bt , Oi.oih.,tku J1a
ELY'S
CATARfSTi
Crt
m Balm
five
'fillJDMWl
Clean, THg Na
rtOES, AL.
" AND i
rLAMMAT., ri..,-
t.a " r iA A
rWlLVLH A) Je.
TirE 8onEtAKl) Iu.
STORES TH
nr. .mi
0FTA8Tanui-i
MfJfeS
TRYTHE IRE.
UULl
HAY-FEVER
A particle iop!id into aeh noatril and Is
agreeable. I't AO esnii at drnsgiata; br mail
ragiatared, etnt. Circular free.
ELI BBOTIItB.MJ Orenrlch rt., Hew lor
MtCISTCIWO.
1630 Ai (Sf.. flUlad a, Fv
; A WE-TRIED TREATMENT
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DBA. BTET aV TALIS,
IU1 111! riiaalia, r.
tDADM)'
arirnlturr.
j Haatarblaa A ad-
tt Oo. XlcCreary f Keotorkj n.aJ
lb ailatak ia tb tariff Jelml i.f liaar
ainf Vermont in ouai(attaa nub Ken
larky, to argue tbat tbe greater iarreaee
In population ia Katlotky ia due lo tbe
free trade Ueaa of ber m le and tba)
protection baa aotnallr burl Vermont. Bat
be aee anavered. At tbe cliw of bi
i)wcli aa tba tariff Oen. Orout aij bi
re pre la lo Iba Keotuckiaa aa fulloaa:
A orti twfore 1 eit doan. in reply to mj
friend, tbe geutleman from Kenluoy, Got,
MeCroerr.wbo, to aboar lb jood alandmi
of bin ttate, oooiparej ber 10 tb tittle
elate wbich 1 bare tbe botinr iu part lo re
preaeut. Hoar ao large a boy aa Kvolnrk?
oould expert any ery great credit tiy
pitching Into eucb a little fellow aa er-
uiout I oould not then nuderalaud and
aball hare ttill lo War it to the gentleman
from Kentucky lo decide for bimaelf. Tbe
poiut be made waa tbat Vermont came
little Brat iuto Ibe Union, bad beeo a pro
tection atate, aud now bad but to mem
beta ou tbia floor, a bile Kentucky bad 11.
And hence, if Kentucky bad been a lag
gard, a the gentleman from rennaylrania
charged, Vermont aai another and a wort I
ono.
To begin with, let me any, a account
ing in part for Kentucky' auperior num-
beri ia tbii body, that it will be aeen tbat
with leu than Ore tiuiea tba population of
Vermout abe bu one more than fire timea
tbe members. Tbil ia becauae ermonll
bu a large uorepreavnted remnant, while I
tbe remnaula of Kentucky are all here.
Tbe queatioo raised by the gentleman aa
to tha oomparati?e standing of these two
atates cannot tie oouuned 10 ma area anu
population alone, lf that were all, it would
be disposed of by Baying: Behold I Forty
thousand square miles is more than 10,200
and 2,68,600 population ia greater that)
332,268. Thia in itself would carry but lit
tle information, l'he real question is, ac
cording to ber area and population, ia
Kentucky more of a atats than Vermont? I
Certain figure from the 10th census are I
full of instruction on this point.
From them it appears, among other
things, tbat with four and one third times
tbe area of Vermout, Kentucky La only
3 1-2 time aa many acres of farm landa,
1 , .1. t n a in i: - -
wnicn are worm uuir o iu timea at
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UiUUUa U VIUDI WUfUB, IDILUUU.jniLUinUUB
.re ,.lued at $33 per.cre, while Kentucky
farm laud, .revalued t only 827 per acre.
It also appear, that Vermont is grester.oot
relatively, iut actually greater in grass I
than this blue glaHs state of Kentucky, for
in 18H0 she cut five times as many tons of
bay, aud ooimidbring the groat fame of the
blue glass lauds of Kentucky, tbia ought
to speak fairly well for the hilUiiles of
Vrmout.
Not only is Vermont ahead iu grass, but
she is a long war ahead in the production
per acre of corn, wheat and oats. Tbnaver
age, as shown from the 10 years from '76
to '80, is as follows.
Vr. Ken.
tuoky.
Buehela of ahnat per acie 11
6
ArraK0 boaie prius per U labxl. . . .tt.lO
ArertRC nine per aore 'il Ut
P.?.'i.VS of.1S?ry,?'-.o?Sr?: : : : : : :M
Buabela of oat. per aura Si B
AreiaKn bui pur p,r luabel ... 117
Arerage ralue per acre till U
.73
8 (18
l?.7i
Ma
to
In pHseiug, let us hastily draw one or I
two oonclunions from these figures: No. 1
is that Keutuoky and every other free
trade slate may profit by this better style
of farming In a slate where the people be
lieve in protection. No. 2 is that Vermont
farmers should understand that they are
doing better than is done in states the
fame of wbicb is far greater; that they have
a right to be proud of Vermont, and, to
.. u m.i
BBTouot iii'iii iun iniruBvu ma Buiaii UB1.
egation in Cougre., abould stick by her
and help swell her imputation
,,
Another noticeable thing is, tbat though
Kentucky has 1 1 2 times as many milob
cows, jet Vermont actually makes more
batter and cheese 1 12 times as mocb
batter and 27 times as much cheese, In
Vermout 113 pounds of batter is made from
each cow, iu Kentucky 60 pounds. This
shows a diflWmica between a people who
believe iu protection and one that believes
in fre trade. Ah cxjiluiniuK tlni in part
the till' eliowa that Kw.tiii'kv has 195
dealr ra in tilruinurarinis a bile Vermont
ha in'iif
.Mr. .iKCreary." Il Ihn ipnlation ol
V'-rum .1 u, Ii. Bi,i,iiin tli,' (h-ullliy
was l.")10 ,11 that i.f L-nturkj 1 jS 000,
and il ! 1 in li 'imluiiini ( Wrtnnut ia
332,00()a,i, II, nt nf K iitueky ItiSlOOO,
do )"i! Lul ci liut.le tliat 1 Ih.h. llariaahoa
grea'er pMr. an in K'niiKik, It. an in
Vermiitit.
Mi, tir itit. ft fcliA, (i, rli.i,H, (li'it the
people are m.ire ,r,,lid,! iu K'litucky,
thougli 1 am hardly ailliux 'o admit that
The true ground, ai,le Irmn area, 00
which to accmit for iIiih iliir.pnire in
popnlation ia that hrKu 1 umbers of our
peoplw go west. V' hare, iu fact, a larger
population ontaido nf Veimrmt than in
Vermont, aud J .. "
mue at'Bt. Uuly yealeruay I aa called 00
by two anch cui aini, i.ta, one a VurmOLts
in Illiooia, aonllier in Wi-i-oi ain, who hare
not loatthoir iu'ereat in Venunut.
Not only do Vermont fll,la a aitb
graxs aud the oows giv down their milk
,0 that protection stute, but the sheep alao
koow their frieuda, and yield 5 3 4 pounds
per head uf wool io Vermont, but only
4 ponnda per Lead io Kentucky, whore
tateamen think tbe place for wool ia 00
the free Hat Tuna far Vermout ia ahead,
bnt candor oompela me lo admit that thure
ar three things in which Kentucky takes
the lead, namely : Illiterates, saloon aud
oinlea and aeat-a. Laughter.
Mr. ilcCreary. 1 deny that yonr fig
ure and eotupariaona ar correct.
Mr. O root. Thfiur ar lakeo from
tbe 10th oenans. Tboa relating to tho
zziz nanvaer auiis
is do escape from the figure. 'or r r
Vermont , per cent of lllilerate. la aCSrOfaP, LOUDgCS, UurCaUS,
Kentucky's, 30.79. Ia Vermont there. I
on saiooo for wy cc7 population; io- Feathers,' Spring
tanlnrkv nr. a tur mtmmrm ijj", Vrir,nn.
ba28Dnle aid aaaea; Kentucky, 11,153
Ltaghtw and applaaae J
Horticulture is tangbt ia tt comtuoa
school of Oermany. Tb pupils ar r- j
quired to lad, (raft, transplant, plan '
see J a, tc., and ttey are given inatraetioo !
en tha subiect of clant arowth. adanUtiun I
f rarioUe to soil, climate etc. j "
hi
lery
e f
eae
ipound
I UI Nereaa rfaile, Naeaaaa Haadacba, Hmnaawn ttf FN-i'l aa kaalaaaa
I Naaraif ia, Harma WhIhm, Imak ." '
kV . Ltvae Da.aa, kaaiiaia, bra. frlea l a, nold y Iiruartata.
ppala.ad all electia f Iba
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of all kinds of iprnoe and pine
! keep on hand at all
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Dry Goods and Groceries. Clothing, Hats, Capa and Gcnf. 1" uruit-l.ing
U0008, UI0 mom compieu- ai..ca ui
Builders
in town at prices to commend themselves to eloeent purchaser. Jlronre,
Porcelain, Jet and Mineral Door Knobs, Locks, Latches, !utt, Cntcht It
Flush, chain, barrel, font and window spring Holts. hMi wciphia locks,
lifts, fusts and braided cord, door springs and spring hinges, screen door
corners and catehes, window screen corners, gem wire coat and hat hooks,
Ac. Mill and Taper Files, Dinston's saws, Jlaydolcs' hammers, Chief Is,
Angers, bttts, braces, rules, plumbs,
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'Victor" Ham Door Hangers, hlicpard s gravity blind hinges, steel erobars
pick axes, shovels, spades, forks and
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wire stretchers, grind stone hangors
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Wo ask an inHpcction of the unrivaled assortment of (ine
HAND SEWED SHOES
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lainiiiv u uiiineiisuio lorinu in vubiiul -
We pledge ourselves anew to every
customers, as well as onr own.
BURTON & CO.
Manchester Centre, - - Vermont.
I THE OE8T BLOOD PURIFIER
X f I IN THE WORLD.
This reinody has stood tho test for 20 yi'lirfl, and is to-day tin
iK'st medicine known for any blood disiiase, from a common jiimjjk'
to the worst form of scrofulous humor.
One of
ia in its
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To obtain the best results Vecetixe
should be used in the Rjiring.
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Kitchen, Extension and Center nables.
Picture Frames, Childrcn'8 Carriapcfi. $c.
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Hardware
and levels, steel squares, gauges, avs,
strap and T hinges, "Kidder" ai d
Iiocb, horso nails, Jl. 1 . wire nails.
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and many other articea too numerous
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jwwer aa a Nerve Tonio. Hy its
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