The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27

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appeal to every lnan If he can dodge this
principle, or get rid of it,
An Irish sehoolmaster. who. whilst poor
himself, had given gratuitous instruction
TO poor scholars, hut when increased in
worldly goods, began to think that he
could not afford TO give his services for
nothing ''Oh, james, don't say the like
of that" said the gentle hearted woman.
don't; poor scholar never came INTO
the house that didn't feel aS if he brought
the fresh air from heaven with him |
never miss the bit give them my heart
warns 10 the soft and homelv sound of
their bare feet on the floor. and the door
almost opens of itself TO LET them in
CHEAP TRArEIING--Penny trains are
now San institution" in London. They
run early and late on the underground
railroads. The workingman descendS in
toa spacious Subterranean depot. we'll
lighted, in one part of London, takes his
seat in third cla~s ''carriage,'' and for
two cents, IN ten minutes, Is landed. miles
away, in another part oi London. whittier
by ''bus." would have cost him ten oen,s
and an hours ride I'm this WAY the me
cilanlc, IN his pretty cottage In the eoun-
Try, Is really close by hiS work. and one
great evil IN a large city checked in part
For the past few weeks there has been
4 Spirited contest between the advocates OF
the Fanchon and Empire honneiS. bui now
that the grand opening has come. with
lis display of designs i'm relyei7. safins.
feathers. flowers. artificial birds and uilt
ornaments, il i decided that the Empire
has come off victor and wiil he ihe bon
net of autumn AMI winner. The Emtire
hat. male in the extreme of fashion. viii.
lts raised crown. after the style which pre-
VAILED more than halt a century ago. All
tracts much attention but there Is e1i-
dence that il Is hv no means a tavorite Of
youthful promenaders. for fhev turn ;agyay
with a look that indicates. Il won't Wear
If" 1t must be admitted the Empire i
rather matronly for the girl OF eichseen.-
Y. l. Post
NOMINATE. .-ArrEnTF.-A man at Ear
Elngton- Mas. who Wsl~ partially Insane.
killed himself Recently br tr1inw 10 iercc Il
stone down his threat. usin. a silk for
that purpose. and the re-u'. WAS that he
forced a fri-htful hoe through the ,xtrr-
nal surface of his neck. causing death. In
the stomach waS found four stones OF from
one 70 two ounces weight, Il corn cob. a
corn hu>k. wooden handle used for
spinning hummin@ tops, and stick OF
wood over Two inches lone.
\ singular suit for damage -l> brought
in the superior oourt al E,.-l,al. rn
Wednesday. in which .IamcS Mulclrearv
claims $4,000 DAMAGES from Dr. II. /.
Bowdltcli. who MAS examining surgeon nj
one OF the Provost Mar>h;ll'> Offices. for
applying cau-Iic Ia hi lrti breast in the
form OF Il letter ID. creating ~ore ami
branding him as de>erter The defend
ant offered testimony showing that the
plainiiii, presented himself for enlistment.
and on being questioned MAS Understood 10
say that he ,i,,>crte,. from The English a.
my. short lime previously. ami ;lion.li.
lac could do better by coming here ami en-
listing On being asked II he would moi
;lgslln desert If enlisted here. he replied 10
the effect that he had noI quite made NJ,
hi> mind. The jury could MOI decide.
and were discharged
The Golp MINE AT LIsnoS.-Tbrre
seems TO he no doubt but tlal gold has
actually been discovered in Lisbon. and
that II exists IN quantity. We have seen
pare specimens a. lar-e, or larrer. than
the head of a pin. embedded in the genu-
inc gold hearing quart. Specimens have
been analvze'i tof the quartzl where coli
WAS not visible Ia The eve. l.li which pro
'tnced gold al the rate OF >sl510 to the tom
of quartz. The luld on which The de-
post wlS found, was bonded in the hope
OF developing copper. Francis y Cu>l-
man. Esd of Lebanon a gentleman wrll
known IN y IL, i Il heavy. if no; the
principal. Owner IN the tract on which
the discovery has heen made. We learn
these facts from di>imtere~icd PARTIES :and
present them a. di>proHing the formerly
received theory that the quartz oi' y. H..
MAS not OF The gold he;,rin. variety We
understand thai The deposits viii l,e lerd-
oped--LoR",t,7- Ry'ebiSrpl
VERY SlIAEr PR,CrCF-ts an in
stance of sharp practice. il i nclatei that
a merchant. going TO America and hack.
went 10 AN insurance office and wished 10
insure separately loco riear>. valued at
$1,000, AGAINST lo>S lv iir, ar water. The
insurance MAS agreed 10. After the la,4~e
of >ix months, he made hi- appearance at
the insurance office aal demanded his
money a. lhe cigarS had been all burnei.
=. But not on board the Vessel. >ir.-' said
the secretary. . for She l. In the dock
NOW" Yes. on h,,apl the vessel
smoked them, ami. therefore, buTnel them
all myself; and the insurance SAYS against
fire The secretary seemed taken ;,back.
and had nothing to >;iy, 70 tlc merchant
s;,id he would call the next day Tor his
money. The next dav he called. b1ri was
met by the solicitor 10 the COMPANY, who
told him if he did moi re.inqui~h hi CLAIM
he would be prosecuted a. one who had
knowingly and willtully sci fire Ia goods
insured 10y the COMPANY Ihe bitter WIS
bitten.
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