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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
Professor A. c. Barry's

HHtC uplSDutvs on NtrptCNrTp CoAiput NJ. The
world, placed upon it, runrd bv the almost
daily detection ct some plausible hmnhug now cN-
uniucs aud test, every ncwhruclc with -cripnlcu.
care, lind nothing that s. lsot utriusicay coed can
long duuri.b barys IYicophcruus has been sub
cctcd "a thik ordeal for ten vcar-. Every vcnr IT,
reputation nnd sales have increased until more oft
l. consumed annually than ocany OTHER preparation
Cor the hair cyer offered 10 the american public
The discovery that II will cure diseases of the
skin, and cpusc wounds and ulcers 10 heal and close
relieve alIUNtomnl inflammation, and remove the,
paiu and Itching incident TO stinR bites scratches
cuts, burns scalds, &c, has greatly enhanced the
sulc Of the article, and It is now known md used
for these purposes rs well rs to renew, bcnutifynnd
cleanse 1lIc hair, in cvcry city and town IN the I'm
H. extraordinary chonpness places Il within the
reach OF the humhlq.t fnmilv, md It's conceded val
Nc insures IL place on the most luxurious toilet
Mothers dnd II the -urrst remedy for sprains cuts
aud other accidents Of their children tc aged praise
IL as curo for the Rheumatism, and all the ache.
nnd pains 10 which the muscle. ARE subject; and
nc CngDut 20 dIeiiNt Hnds purchases IL as an ab.
sulutc necessary Ia his outfit
Sold u large huttln, Ilico 20 cent+ tho t'Tnci-
pnl Office, i37 BROADWAY, New York. For sail,
by the principal merchants and druggists through
''tt the tuitrrt Ntu.Cv amt tuuUdu BGWnEs OF tho
counterfeit sold nt 81 per hottie. l6sGvi
For sale by L. JuwErr X 90, ~. John-bury,, W
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
ANEcDoTEs on cHILpREN.

That famre Of Alarys childhood whirh
,lu mort distinctly rrinrmbsrs, h Oh intense
Curt iYT kuoH edge, natural inclination
.asE. WIZ What ipr What mhkes 10 soy
Ia conseIu shrs of Ehch many OF her ar-
Vpumu'e, led her litlr Mise Wg-why
,Hi, b.le,e thought her a troublesome
slili. hr DiieR has shs retired into her liitlc
un'-por sni wgpl biiterly,Wheu ono Or oih-
rI Di Zoo finir 90 ,IGHs fHVf been met Us
the repIy "pou'l ask -uch silly question:.
Children sluuld not Doe iuquisidte.' And
lgiln anl aeaiu I'D She rrsplys that she
world ask ~ mnrei imi . rhilds resolution is
i,chie, ADD lhu prunplings of natural dispo-
.i..n are strong and, therefore, hsr friends
crrr sIii anuny ed hy her queries,
OY. IS Nj Mond, ga Intelligent gentle
OIL SOW Boo fhGrdu 10 not beneath him 90 spend
smr lu doing gDnl a. those ri whom 0ur
saviour Wid, "Nuirr them 90 come unto inr,
HlI Hud thrm not" WIS Wurnf WHEN
-Yulr persons vcro speaking n q "di'iug
hll" ind heard littlr Mary ms-''N hat pre-
slJil- he water Hrttng int0 lle brllf' aud
be- hsaul tOo llir ropl --"On such my
,i,d cant understand these thues-dunt
O. ii questions" The color rose iu Mary
riirrhs tlie tears into her eyes aud Will @
,hrohlaHp heart ,hn Was Hhout once more
~ rufcr her little roam, and there renew her
weeping aud her resolution, when NJ Mnud
uak hur llnd, drew her t1Wllds him, and
saeine irr upon hs knee. raid -ruihun,-
ISIS 'illc dear girl, will tell sou al about
the ri ,ingbrll prrsrnllW you may ask qucp-
i.s.l.l, aalg uai &Aea lI.s aal J. -i.saA ,is 20
The readers must recall their own Child
i-h feeling, 10 understand how great wa Ma
~ iuy when She thus heard, for the frat
time, that u was not wrong o. ask questions,
Nbr wipod hrr ewes, and ia the hIlucas Of
heart threw her tiny arms uund Mr. Monde
mock, iaying-"Then will never again ask
pncstions when any one is speaking" Aud
although she was not A. that time six years
odd believe she kept her promise, and with
gratitude remembers that 10 this valued
iJirud, with hi hmiablc vito, she 10 indebted
Tor he purcst onioy mcnts al her Childhood,
ilr they taught her also that she might, young
as she was, dig for knowledge IN her own
mind, and often iud IL tor the digging, They
encouraged her too TO hope that she might
unr day brcomc NJ wise aud good 49, she of
tcu desired with earnestnos- 10 be-, IL all
who have 20 do with little children would
thus care Cor them, how much Of early soi-
row aud later worthcssncss would be- avoid
g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
A SIBERIAN WINTER.

The traveller Ia Siberia, during The winter
Is 20 cnyclopcd in flrs that lac can scarcely
move; aud under the dick lur hood, which
h,e,stcncd 10 the bear skin collar and covers
the whole face, one can Gully draw in, as IL
e,r. o., Nclllh, little ofthc external nir
which is 20 sccn that It cau,cs a worry pccu,
liar aud painful feeling to the throat aud
Lungs. The distance from one haldug place
90 another takes about ten hours, during
which time the traveller must always contn-
uc on lor.oback,ay the cumhrou- dress makes
it insupportablq TO wade through Tie SNOW
The poor horse. suffer ut least ~ much q,
their riders, for besides the general effect Of
the cold, they are tormcnlcd 10y ice forming
ia their nostrils and stopping their breathing
When.t they intimate this hy a distressed snort
and couvulsvc shaking of the head, the driS.
CTS rChUvU-thum by taking out The ptcCCs 0r
Zee, 10 save him from being sudocatcd When
the ley ground i not covered hy snow, their
hools o!lcn burst from the cold The cara
van il always surrounded by thick cloud
of ,apor; Il is not only living bodies which
,r,ruriurc this c1cri bat oven the snow smokes
These cyapomtions are instantly changed in.
to millions OF needles Of Ice, which Gll the
air. and cause n constant slight noise, rcscm,
biag the sound Of torn satin or thick silk
Even the reindeer socks the forest to protect
himself from the intensity Of the cold hi
Tic tUnlras whore there Is 40 shcltcr to b,
found, the whole herd crowd togclhcras close
NJ possible to gain Il little warmth from earl,
other, aud are seen standing IN this way quito
mohonlcss, Only the dark bird of ,,sfplcr,
the raven, still clcaves the icy mir with Sow
aud heavy wing. leaving -hchind- hlnln lang
line of thin vapor, marking the track of his
solitary flight The influence of the cold cN-
tends even TO iuanimntc nature, The thick
est trunks of trees are rent assuudcr with q
loud sound, which, in these snowy deserts.
falls GA the ear like signal shot at sea large
masses of rocks are torn from their ancient
sites the grnnnd in the mndras and ia the
rocky valleys, cracks, forming wide yawuing
assures, from which the waters, which were
beneath the surface rise, giving Of cloud
of vapor and become Immediately changed
into ice. The effect of ihis degree OF cold
extends even beyond tho earth The ueauty
OF the deep polar star, so often and so justly
praised disappears in dense atmosphere which
the intensity Of cold produces. The stars
still lis,et, the firruumrrt but their britt
fancy is dimmcd.-- Trdreis u, he North
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
LIVING IN HEARTS.

It ~ better tn live in hearts than in nous.
ing landlord may turn one out of a house to
which he has formed mauy attachments. Re
moved from place to place is with many an
unavoidable incident in life. But ono can
not be expelled from true and honest heart
save by his own fault; nor yet always by that,
Tor affection clings teuaciously TO its object in
spite OF Ill desert; but go where he will, his
home remains in tho hearts which have
learned to love him; the roots of affection are
not torn ont or DESTROYED by such removals
hut they remain fixed deep in the heart cling
ing still "a the image of that object which
they are more eager again to clasp When
one rcyists the home OF his childhood. or the
place of its happy abode i'm lifr's spring time.
pleasant as il is to survey each familiar spot,
the house, tbs garden, the trees planted by
himself IN by kiadred now shopping in the
dust there is in the warm, graSpof the hand.
in the melting ofthe eyc,in the kind aud car
nest salutaiion, in the tender soHcitudc for
the comfort and pleasure Of his visit. "A deli0ht
that no mere local object Of nature or art. no
beautiful cottage, or shady rill, or quiet grove
can possibly bcstow. To be- remembered. to
be loved, TO tive IN hearts, this ia one soiacc
amid earthlyrchaHgcs 4-this il n iov above all
the pleasures of scene and place We love
this spiritual home Ralag-tiru union of
hearts wlach death cannot icstrpv for il au-
gorHn ther" be b'ari-pnHy IS well -, heart
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

luE YANKEE ANp THr LAWYER
native of toe United states, some time AGO.
having en- Dyed a lawyer in this city to do
some business for him, was leaving his Office
without offering him n fee, when the lawyer
observed -
MY good sir, YOU should give me Zee;
YOU should act towards your Lawyer as Won
do towards your horsc--you should give him
a feeding at starting, if you'wish him to per-
form his journey"
"Ncll, square" answered Jonathan, 81 al
ways use my lawyer as ! do nv hogs; when
l Want thcm to 90 Ia the other end OF the
yard, pot the feed there, and they gallon TO
u
The answer was SO ready and 50 droly he
llycrcd, that the LAWYER rhllnncd like- abe
hog Ia his ieed and ssas 4i-ll rti-hy
enL-.NoHfrod HerahL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

H..s q
toNSbAf' IfON PRETESTED. Thu. con.
sumption, when once firmly fixed and seated c,,
be cured we much doubt but that il can hc nr,.-
vented II the proper remedies are applied I'm Zen.
son, we firmly believe. slight c0lka r..ttle coi.l
general arrangement Of the F1tfvoti- Ion, ~
renders the individual sick or well-thcse nre m,
symptoms which herald the approach of tho fell de-
stroNcr. II these be attended to IN season All may
be Welli hut neglect them and they viii hc sur. a.,
gain the mastery and, what was NJ first onl,
some ana hiuoviug, NJ last becomes alarming AMI
often fatal For ncipicnt consumption we l.to,,
oi ~" better remedy than lIIN0rs B1Is1In M Ti7L
th'rTy. Il ssoohng and healing IN H. nntnre or,i
ss admirably adapted 10 Hllay and dissipate thai ny
moving and distressing irritation which so much
prevails ut this season Of the year caused bv rolJ
coughs and chills, brought on bv frequent and snI
den changes Ia tho Weather. We know OF several
use Of this Balsam. y WV
Consumption. however, j. disease which ltr,r.
very much In the severity of its symptoms mud the
F'il'sit& ct il prugres and has Ion ia tl a., " IN
OF phvsioap~ cannot he supposed tlirt shs or mn \,
Other remedy Is capable of efectnr Gun, In every
ease and every stage Of the disease on the coutr,r
We Wust ~ pcct 10 to fail sometime circuul. 90
Nh.uh occurs daily With MI the most valuable nm
edie> We possess. The success which has attended
this medicine for several yeara pr,t has ovcrcoln,
TIE preWdces OF all pectnble nVn and the srti
Gle mas iSkon stHud among the CAT chs, OF dis
coyer'as ngd blessings OF the age ahd when resort
81 - Va st-rr sruriirutuyrtTs Jisadse Tor which h il
recommended. -
seth W. toNle boston. Ms. e the G,,pcr1i VII ola,
s AlSent for the United States, Canadls, and Brit
ish Provinces. - w ''"7
i'e eenntncriwuys has the signature OF l. Butts
on 'hC,wnprer. ...
For sale by j. C. bingham St Johi,shnry Plaln
y. thnt, - ,lohu-hury Centre; l.. +. Parks Pn,-
s@Mp'r aua d"'lers Ia uicjicines generally
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
JAMES BADGERS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia County, SIS,
At % Probate Court holden at the Probate Office IN
Dauyle, Ia ~nih district, thc.lst day Of Jam
unry, \. D., lt5l.
- ARAlI RADGER, .AdmiuistrntriN OF the Is
- tate of Jamcs Badger late of Waterford, In the
County Of Caledonia, deceased, presents her nc
count Of administration against said estate FIR al
tu7vurirr " trrruUVU IL rrvtrrrt sy -f,it e-','r'
That said Administrators notify all persons inter
C7t5d IN aid Estate, 10 Hppcar ut Probate Court
to he holden M tho Prohntc'Ofcc IN said Danvillc
on the 2Ith dnyof January, A. D., 1851, and OBJ
lcct To the allowance of said account, II they
see cause, by publishing copy of the record OF
this order three weeks successfully IN the CHlcdo
ninn, newspaper printed nt'St Jolinsbury, In said
district.
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
true COPY al Bacar,l 7o2w9
Affect. THERON HOWARD, ii-lge.
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LIBERATION.

TUNUIS Is TO notify Nh persons TINT ! have given
n ,mv g9n, Oliver Bndfcr,his time M or this date
and 4th hereafter neither claim his wages or nav
any debts OF his contracting.
'-- JONATHAN BsDGrR
ST johnshury. Jan. q. 1851 702wa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

RFDJN ~ R.INGOR AlI}NE!
"r'rf Dnr's by hH,hrHs NHag0riIa Balul "a haf
o.if ,limIfs.
BNNcuU, Nc, Sept. 1850.
huNo now had thr agency OF that eNccilout mod
c.uu li'''r''r' t'is1Y, aU6uT Two yr.'
lut litNr sold W hal period, uclrly ~ lrru,- ur &C.
bout l'2' h"'tic', Much ultli. Dee, hrru usrl in
the vicinity oi bangor, hut many dozens have hccn
frnt scNcml hundred miles to louton, aud the Pro-
liuccs Muchlu., Eustport, &c. Tho success of thi,
Lultum in the rclictund cures Of Pulmonary di,on.-
c,, is absolutely astonishing. Hundreds am sure
have, bNlts use been sfred from Jrtuuffrs 0rl,,
l4.l -ll!!- .!.... -! i-i i,r.r-
restored tu comparative health and the last mo-
mruts ntthc dying have been mndc comfortable by
Co., use. I'm cusc, of children, afflicted with soycIc
nud obstinate coughs, u has been employed with
Fryt su,cc.sscNen iuiiAnceA ul thiA Alrli.. ,...-
uulcr my lctsnunl- n, eAse-I---I-.y
f-'f frrItuCrHC, II, reputation l. established hon,
and the snlcs urc constantly increasing.
Yours truly, Dawn Eucur,
AUTNrs.--J &. bingham, St. Juhushurv; Fuller
x Go and t'ihy X hroUttcy,, tyu-0n; I. H. Alpr-
uH, LruWuugiuu; W. |. llnstug-. Crnshury: T.
g. Hutlgr, Derby Line; Dana * Mceks, ana SIAN
ton sheldon, Danvitlr. I7uivt
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aiierlion' 80 uuchauglnq and imlnushsble
h"lr Boo lrgrs now dar ClriHm Tr,au,-
~
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TmE omLD ANp az sron ILL.,.

Aghi bIo'iei DER llis oocan. That eve he
pun hai sr' 'nhll-nrly leaving behind
= pam "l dazzling glory, bright as Are
J DE g4ia- ~ ra'i.i@f s-,i-is ritff---
ANN 'pffk "i- ireu nmtiuF luly
NnHs fi'- motion pathway speel, po.
larger iiIau ile Tiny sail ihatmouy
Dmiihoud iaunohes' u pnal gres lark anal leuss
900 10 sramei thar 90 oreyIl lu earth
NHi lr.lHHs Hu9rad iu iis iuui bosom.
u 'frr1d, 'ils'finf ouf one bright .far aud tien
Another 900 700 wrrr gone, and dafknu-s like
lhm nj ancient fHur, .eHlei round mo
Ocean Then cainc forth low muue1ug thunder,
Api deep voiced wind. dread herald Of tlle tempest
= ship hu'lI iuW tho kugy tres ofour
own i1r'sis -Ifi .ainIy uu, eIo-s-g'olrI aud
Graceful. Brave men there wrrr ou board 90. over
furlul uany- huf nov llrr stout hearts quak oh,
s. un their 0ar There frl tto threarulDg howl
ufrDrk dashed biiIpVs, Each suu-bruWuci face
grow
r1lIl l'F} Ih.ugt 1fIu'al que, ll awtV
And hnmf' ua u.'er nw.n Wouii soho ttrir
Returning i'n'-'rii- a ghild, luyelyt ani
a.u-., siI. -uIi.uE, sought ih tiny
f7v'hiHE ''o mo 'ilp plunged madIr, ad
lifr'E Tar could scarce retain footing.
lair Iorks m silver tinted hmr hing Ger
inmrHri- r4ir '1siU aIlf u. crstof
LT'y Thought The klssa dying mothers
Lps bal g.yHi %, yei diinpled round ~
Mouth, % sweet chuuL.c smile
-iily, 81 yOn
Nnl faarf" cried "a sailor hnlf sayugey-
"kuow you not that yuur falr cufles must soon be-
Tangled mid The rllmy scn-wood, or spuncr
Gulphoi down tho mouth ofsouc huge MONASTERY"
"father 10 ~ tle holm,' answered ihe rltIli
Raising the r'lkau friuPes ofir deep,
bnrk ewes, nui smiling 'wcetly loo tle Gc0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

Time g. an ocrnui
Man mobile vessel, molelelIand finished
BY an Architect divine, aud launched
Upon A. changing surfncc. When dark clouds
Gather, and tho liG'-storm comclh, how sweet
Ioknuw We have s"Futlgr ~ the helm"
WHO viii guide az safely on to whore tho
Golden brumr uth0pe dautr DER the pcnccnl
Waters, JESSIE"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

q An lrishuan who was very near ,jgbt
~, about TO fight duel, insisted that he
-fe TIcr-y ruaruTr 10 ms 1nil10-
mist than the other did 10 him, aud that they
were both to fire at the same tune This
beats sheridan, telling ht man who WA,
golug to fight athin one that the attcrs slim
figure ought To be- chalkcd on the others port
Is per.an,and Il the bullet hit him outside th-
chalk line it was to go for nothing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
ron COUGHS, COLDS. CoNsIMrTIoY
'''''' N't'H' VI iONS
AM AT. AFFECTIONS on tuE LUNGS.

AMI Att NrrE,1Iuvs or rur LUNGS.
TIM NrDrrNuir PrtuuN,u,
VIZ. - bN.-NM.hlNIug been t.. lrI u. liz
=. n f;err Y - .-'rvuco al thousand. for. tIt,
tNslFB,u sat- n.t go yc,r-, {. recommended Inv
0AlsFAsd eminent n|lys icinus and uthsr- OF
~ zoe no" h'"hr.f r'-rrrtuhili',. 90, '-l
1 p'ssfs rcror in nny uUirr Preparation.
y E'hN, fr"H ,atur ,fH, {.uisthal
n W, "'aht NW,tA May ~, 1880 "Ihe Ncr-
1917 - rtIhi" Pulmonary Hll-pm prcpar-
cI by Rup n CrrLrn. OF Boston
hns beco,uc tho most populnr medicine cvcr mt
forth Tor the curc of Gugl, Cj1h ami C,.s,,p,,S,,
That ti>worthy Of IL. high reputation (. made .u,-
tiCieutlN evident by The imncl,ty OF IL. ANIMAL
sulcs. Ms-Fr Rect x e'tttitr rtrc nhuvr uurckoTy
depending alone upon The intrinsic virtues of their
medicinal preparations tor thojr di~pa-ai Hur1htlg
:, b" plentiful TINT i give, n real pleasure 10 offer
the trlu ng and Uutuituus tribute ofour rccou,ucu-
dntiuu To "a mcdiru- we know 90 h6 uf.r.ll llagli
IN UnIUcht phYsIrHn write, us,-"I have for
-oine tlle past been IN The hahit of pG,sc t4lp .i,.
Vegetable pulmonary Bnl,nm for Cuusumptiun,u tn
ma plcursv, splitting Of blood, and coughs, or mi
monnry affections Of every kind; and with conf
dence recommend ns supeIlur Ia .4.,i-.,titrr-
PREPARATION used for the 4hull e4.,,tt .l-iff~ - -
wv, t-1t's rrrirfrur5- Ia NrT7sT mt
extent, might be added IT deemed necessary, but
the prnprornr- feel that the nrii, I'M. hrcouc .u
uniN cr-ay well known, md It's virtues ueitrrnII,
acknowledged by physicians and uthcrr a. To- make
It unnecessaryto o0crat this time further proof the
merits uithi- highly popular article.
10 BEWAEE or COUNTERFHIrs AND INfrA-
IIoNs, such as Carriers Compound Pulmonary Bnl-
sun American Pulmonary Balsam. and others in
part bearing tho nume! Enquire for the article by
its whole name, the VEGETABLE PULMoNAHI
BNSAM," and see than it has the written signature
OF WM JoN'S CUTLER upon yellow label, ON the
blue wrappers. Each bottle and seal il Atampcd
Vegetable Pulmonary Bulsrm."
Prepared by REED CUTLER importers and
Wholesale Dealer, Ia Medicines. Paints CiomicoIs
aud Dye Stuff, 80 India Street, iuston and sold bv
Druggists, Aputhrc9rics, and Country Merchants
generally. For particulars and roconmcndotions
see pamphlet accompanying each bottlc.-Price
90 cepts For sale IN ST. Johnsbury by J. G. BING-
HAM, Ga6m6
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C. A young minister of the Wesleyan
church IN England receiving his first APP
poinlmcut 10 the circuit including the town
Of Madlcy, at that time favored by the minis.
tcrial labors of Rev, John Fletcher, he. was
directed on reaching Madcy, 10 inquire for
Mr. Fletcher residence. On riding up 10
the house, hc called or Knocked, when an ell
dcrly servant a. hc supposed in ordinary
l.-..,,"P. met The summons
Il lAis ~. Elctchcrs rrsilrncag
"lt " sir"
NY name is----, the junior preacher for
the circuit
"fc., sir the family have been expecting
Won. Dimount And walk in"
No, my man, I make it an inyar'ah'r rule
to sec my horse attended 20 first; take him to
the stable, get your curry .couib and brush.
and curry him down"
"Now, give him his proyndcr anil m go
into the house"
walk IN, -r; tnl,c a sent"
Lacking around, and seeing no one but the
old huIlcr hcbsuu;rcd
Mhtrc !, MdF1eichcrt"
N im Mr Tictrhcr."
Ills surprise aud modification can boiler BE-
Imagined than described but tho cNcellcnt
Mr. Fletcher told him not 10 distrcs, himself,
but lot II Ice a lesson for the future, not to in.
fer, thnt b"rdurr man wear. mustv clothinp
40 home, he must Ice hostlcr
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d.. Chrlsueis aalvanie Curatlvoa

-ou.it m hs fHri ihHt they 1rrrft sui cure f 90 %
asfHafd HHpifsfHH iu lsrn ul ihr usiHi W is ni ~"
ruF Hrd rH1fIItuT tho patient tu rthsutfet NHtut
HHAs tu ritHi5 u-.ut ih0 iEHich'"
Tafg tffuFftfa tf rhais fgt.fa. 'HtHiirs 40 -.rH
lotion y Itf h.HHH ..HaHtf mo HIf H.Hf "
tt .Ifftt .lsr 1000 Poo aHU riltauff.ft since rIfu
Iuifurf..n 30 t.v H.ri rtass GOOD! fHt,r rtIt
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FLOUR! FLOUR

rENlIE subscribers have mndc arrangements bv
which they shall be constantly sspplitd with
Flour of the different Grades,
70 VOL ut wHoLEsALE and RETAIL, at the lowest
market price for cash.
L. JEWETT & co.
Dec 1890 6o7tf
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FURS! FURS!

RtFFALp, Alpaca and Wolf Coats; Otter.
- -Aeta eitd Nutru Cups, MunS-a gogt ussrrt-
mem, from 10 cents to sra; inst received and for
sale ny T.. JEWE1~f n 60.
Oct. %. 4 gpltf
\. Il. Also No, /. Bunalo Robes.
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Who is the shortest man mentioned in the
Bible? Knee-high-miah.
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E7- \ son orthc Emerald Isle lately had
occasion 10 visit the city in his vehicle IIav-
ing arrived at Ids point ofdcstnation. he a
lighted from it aud proceeded to transact hi,
business On returning hcIas surprised 10
learn from the Major that the horse had run
away with tho wagon
Sure. an. did hc break tie rcins /" inauir-
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GO.OOO Perhoma

90 Nrn0us complaint. have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY uuRGD.
yhen sli hurc II r,liei h,i been given u anI o,sp
thing cleo been uisi in vain
10 illustrate tle utc of ttp GALNANtC HEiT
.uppose he ui peson addicted ith usi bane ui
HItlfal.u ul ~tIftiA 90 any Gilbert lIrpir uf NrIH
'na Disorder IN ur'HaN tafrt. a'uUlanu etc iah rr
th.rl ht their lrunr nr no nerves at1 muscles ui Goo
.tnrHrh 10 fI temporary rtitf tui shlt- leave ilt
.N..t Iu IFAtl tIHir ald wliu uluIrf fsfulirt lf
Too a.uDu t.us excited lhs csat0I. 5000 tH. l.r Coo
9Th lur racrt rrsfuF nom che HUrlrsti1uul tur HA
flSl, .rir '-'- Doc s.s.a. l.dsi' ,trp Ir. Oh.
topi syut'untrf IN a'r... .Hf slu IN .' 'ri fl
tfuIui Co., I.It urI.F ihr NaENr'C lsul Tf .INI''.
lu fhOtt usruI Ns tlfrusIi. .fsuirtttu 1000 H.t fr
ttr foHutv r|rurH col hr toit iHu.ry oa1tiUE t,Hl
tnU. III. aI.Y Which vfi fIst 900 f' tir UtF ItFe
hrn,r it.L .f.,n il tir frst,s tHnH tsrrHr uFh
uuu.u. paII .U.r c,u. Y!st'u throughout tr psirm
Thus The ..s.sf .sT.rn CsfrH ui UhNNtf~lA ore lfl
NANtNIfA tlNIp. A iHW uAlH b. ANlLA
sttlI.NNr 10 ERADICATE Tiit DISEASE ut
NtAWS
rERTlllrATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or 80 ,no-' tu'i"Wht''i 'tt,ts'trr,
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Or. c ARisTlE's
-EHI,NnNIC NECKLACE

ls u.ei sil complain affecting the Thtna' Head
irrl Br1urhius, Inflammation OF the Throat Nruou-
WI >eA Headache Dizziness IT The Head Neuralgia o.
yho tbrc Busgtug or Roaring 90 the Pare N,1tuost
-T:uIrr cHtfvI III -r7Tt1rCuN-
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HIHnFlhtm-s WI ersA.Hal % HN"H ',Na ~ I'
fsi.If N flf sr fIsfHIIlH thH tuuf frtirW 40.
% tltH. tusur rAHRLYHh -pi rAlt ufsrf b.
~ = Ni lablHhhlfbh NllilhAIlhN. Atllf snH
INNuhtr CO.'S. rriLffaN ltMbAou. ptAl
MSS NlUVONs THt NuHa rttrl1AUuN 40
litr Hr-Ahf tfttfi5t W, TttH ttrrf- rFtWr
900 tHr rllIr aIi lit1I tlNtt uAlil AS g. siIf 50
IOHli tlNI aul ttHNAItNf n hs ailNt. tili
tutffi tINT tIHi AsiH NJ uir kiuAf-Ah. bhrf
fttNrT ~ NlhNOls Hui rliA altt a. fht nos
tui I'll NtUFurH piNENHtH "tiCh comIltuit Huit
hmm nm -L--L-L. M..--LL.