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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

downtown into unknow depths We
drop L pebble and hear the faint splash
OF waters far beneath
Here Is skull Amatomists say it l.
the skull OF a female You may put
vour fingers into the holes where the
spikes which entered the ewes came
through. No name, 10 record God
only has the book OF remembrance.
We think OF tins dungeon as connected
with the barbari>ln ot the middle age>
but wc are not removed from those DAYS
OF rigorous ADMINISTRATION law, I'LL Napo-
leon with his le.ioms of France came
across thc Rhine, over throwing all OBJ
>iaclc>. this iron maiden held out her
arms 10 receive offenders against the law.
On the approach OF the French army in
lShi, the Virgin, a. it l. called, with
other instrument, OF torture: were thrown
INTO a cart and dispatched IN haste out OF
the TOWN, but Tell into the hands of the
Victorious arlny. MOI till then lid the
world know what sort OF punishment
were mcted ont TO offenders of the
law.
We are to remember that Nuremberg
WAS :. free city. About thirty pariician
families for long lime munopolizel
authority. and clic-c Council Of Stale
consisting oi ci.llt persons wh" formed
the Executive. Ills Executive MAS an
irresponsible bodv. The world. knew
noiEim. of their secret administration OF
affairs, Men disappeared, and no one
knew what became OF them Another
Nirgim exists IN Austria. at Neustadi
There arc other horrors. enough 10 curlle
th- Llu.rl. not .: the Roman lngui>iiion.
hui OF German governments. The hesri
almost cc;s>,-- hc..iin. when you look up-
oI their ,!,.yili>h inventions, and think
That though l>G. wears have rolled away
since Christ c.,lne To- r,lecm ihc world,
Yet w. ;rc only hall :; century removed
from the. lurrrr-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19
Children and Wealth.

MANY are deferred from marriage for
fear Of the expense Of supporting 4 fami-
TX Ii il a greal mistake \ SINGLE
nan spends more IN supprr- and cigars
Than would support a wife. Few mrn
lar jr much until They have attained
the object 10 lav by Tor. and thu. comes
lo la>- iLai family l. now, Il ancient
IL the lr>i Uf hostages 10 fortune, and
none are - much 10 be trusted a. thsNe
who llaNe larsr tamilir> sill Il 4 fam
II increases around a man. b. i rery
api to ieel a. if fac or ~ children were
a coli-ianl dram upon ln> efforts n accu-
mutation, and thai children were power
~ instead ot wealth. Hut il : noi -,
al least in every respect, or eKcn on the
larse-l and l,rua,ly>i >ort ut sralr.
Thus Tor instance ia I National poll
ui Nicw. our fir>l method ci e-lmalul.
The greatness Of Stale. /, hy the number
ot r;ll'i4 increase ut iis inlriJitanls. Every
child Ia the United States makes the
nation - much lie more respected
abroad ami powerful At home, 50 much
The more wealthy and intelligent, for on
an average each cilizen produces more of
wealth lllsn he consumes. and in some
department. or Other adds TO The accmu-
l.iiion u The stock of wisdom and exIrr-
rience Now a nation : bul 4 arcai
1amily- - msy Ne bcsl lr>t our views e.
wlai ! best ior 4 ianily l,y wlIai j. good
tor a nation.
Children are weak and need support,
when the parents are -lrone 10 support
,il,ln. in order illal they may lac -lron.
xheu l,areml- are weak. and aide lo sup
port them and thus ]. made up thai
bundle vi strength winch a lsree family
cyer generates. Each well brought up
and wyll educated child y the bc-i d al
Investments of a parents wealth Of
moner- affection, and ef cfiorr. --llap1y
: lhe man thai has hi guirer tuIl ui
ileul- Ih,y &re -ras arrows IN the
Lsull> ui = IN elly man.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19
The Song of the MOWers.

We are up and away, ere the sinrI7, hath ki-'t
In the valley below u. hat ocean of mist;
Ere the tops Of the Ais have crown bright in its ray,
With cur scvthc- on our shoulders we'r up and away
Tie freshness AID beauty ot morning are Ours,
Th, rul-ic OF blds and the fragrance OF howers;
And o r trail ID tie tirst that is in the dew,
\ our pathway through orchard, AID lanes We pursue
Tie hclmctcd clover in Ferrcd arrav
Like l hot ior the battl", await1 to-day;
Like Il hoft "vcrtirown, RANK by ank, shall it lie
Fsc the heat. of the noonidc are poured from the
IiulTah. Here are now together as one,
GIVE yoUr schea 10 the sward and press steadily on
All together, as one, DER tie stIhble We pass
With a sw.ns and rinG of til stt, through the glass
Before Us. the clover glands thicky ard tall
1t our left il il piled III u vcrdurous wall
And never hrcathed monarch more fragrant perfumes
Invisible c,nscrs around liz swuHg
And anthems cxultalr from lrce-tols are flung;
AUd mid fragrance and music and beauty we sha.e
The jubiaut life of til earth and the air
Let the merchant and lawyer grow pale in their shade
And the lend Young clerk keep his skin like mai :
We cure not though dear Mother Naure luay bro.z,
cur ,hrk= with the ki-s which she gives to her on
Then cll' clly, boys cheerly It gcther a. one
Give YOUR sct thes TO the sward and pes steadily on
All 'ogeth rs DER the stubble we pass,
WIKI s"ing Ind ring OF the stc through the gass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

ulty TO enlarge the usefulness OF the Ini-
rersily are not unappreciated. \ new
interest in lis welfare has been awakened
through the state and anon" the Alum
nj, who are scattered over the whole
country. Enough young met: 10 form 4
fine cla>s-a much largcr class than has
entered for several yearS-havc already
announced their intention of presenting
themselves for examination At Com
memcement. We are confident that the
Institution Is cnterim" upon 4 career of
more than lis former prosperity. We
trust that IL many friends throughout
the statc and elsewhere. will second the
efforts OF the trustees and the Faculty.
by speedily completing the subscription,
and thus enable tie University 10 enter
upon lis ntXt wear with On' Hmir,d
IIoa4md dollars III lis treasury in alii-
tIUn TO It's present resources.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19
Hair Specifies.

Let them alone, The whole ut them
are a cheat. There i moi on, single ex
ception under the Sun- \ specific IN
medicine i term which implies certain
~ of effect Hair falls oul Tor want of
muirimeni i functional or organc. The
mechanism which supplies IL the apa-
raius. l. there 10 make il hul il J. ON
of order. and makes il imI.orfcily- -
the hair beins imperfe-tly nouri>hcd, Is
drv. ~canr. or a mere furzc- according To
The dr.roe of the defective nOHrisliment
that l. functional lrallnc,s- and can
bc reme,liel radically ami permanently
IN ONLY one Tav, and that J.. ly taking
means 10 improve the General health.
'-Ors;snic'' baldne-s J. when ihe defect
of nulrimeiit ARISES from The destruction
of tie apparatus which made IL There
Is no machine there I'nler such cIrclua-
stances, nothing short Of ihc power which
made man first can make liae hair grow
ag;lin-
When i.e scalp l. ln ;ny par bare oi
hair, and shiny. or -li>tening, that l.
organic la!lnes>- and there i ilo remedy
Ii there Is not thai shining. gli>tening
appearance but = multitude uf very
small h;sir>. causing a --fuZzines> orer
the scalp, that l. functional lal,lncss &,
and iwo lhina> ar 10 Ice done kaei,
the scalp clran with ~,ap->al--llrat J.
a '-i,alm OF a Thousand flowers favored (,
and more sl'erially, and principally seek
10 improve your general health, by cal
in. plain, substantial food. 4; three re-u-
lar iim,> a ,lay, ami l,y sl,ea.lils three
or four hours. between meals, IN modcT-
ale exercise IN the open AR, IN solne cl.-
crossing employment
As 10 men. NC >.lv, when tie lIair le-
@ins 10 fall oui, ille l,y>i plan l. 10 have
il cut short. @iy. Il q good brushing with
a moderately stiff lir7l~li, while illc kan
i CIy, then wash i wel will warm
soal,->u,l>. then rlil, in,o The -,-.lp. sl-oui
AlsN 4leA> % AlAG A-s-aA- Il HIM INA Atl.ll-
or brandy. or calnpLur-naier Do ;le>c
llin-s twice month. bui the brushing
of the scalp lnay lee lroiil..lly dome 1pic,
a uo5A- pampen IL, l.;,ir wi;h walG
every time The ioil-i l. maa,-. Nolhin.
ever made J. better irr lhr llair than
pure >oil waller il lhc scalp i kept cly.lll
in tic WAY Nc l.sVc named
Tie Use oi vil>, or pomalGlnS, 81
s7ca,e OF lcar-- pr @ooSc. ur anytL.l-
vi-c, ! rs'inou- 10 the iss3ir oi lGan 81
woman w ccn-i,'rr Il a filthy 1,lslc-
iice. almost universal lhuG-L Il be. IL.
i aailel- ,,u-. .lnl ,liri- .u.,I -silS wiial-
ever il touches, No;hing iui plTo -oil
wafer should ,,yr l,e sllaw-i un IL,
heal al uur cliil,lr-r, 1; ! - different
pTs.clicc thai roles vli- rrm,n u lhriI
mc>; beautiful ornament, loal- hsi'r,
ilrir ,irliue. Ile l.lir ,,1 ..llr .la-i.l-c,...
should be hei,: mi;hin rwa inrll,--, unls
/, lh,lr twelfth ye;.r--yf1'-> ,Herrr-I
|. IE.r-i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19
Family ~ orshilI.

l. : >iraI-e that fathers ID not ler-
ceiyc HAT ;hc:r clildrc:n lo nj uaa,1-
stand or cnioy long PRAYERS, in wl;rh ihc
LANGUAGE \ ahaNe their ,cnnrrllcll>iun.
Now iainily PRAYER i = ho,n, PRAYER.
and tie wants Of ihe hgle yirrl,, should
constitute the principle pam oi ih- l,o-
iiiinn>- Not illal ~,lli-hn,.-> >l.oall a.,
encouraged amv more In our Uor-Li;s llan
ia our ;lcl,- huI thai al present should
iccl that IL, l'Iavcr ! iur ihenl-ilai
thcy HAY be iruly olclicnl 10 God.
faithful II home, ~ school. or In business
kind. truthful, -cncrou<- liza; ther
lia,e per>onall, a work la do for The
poor and ior ihe lich. AMI al done Tor
tod. ou; oi love Tor .ie>u>- l. Il nal
better HAT the language should l,c simple
- ilIal the child ui tear y,-,gI- ,-an u4,lrr-
stand, illan thai i should l-- - Lofty HAT
momc under fourteen r.,rl comprehend il
now think OF family Uhcr- the
morning and eyelin@ worship seems Ia
bc cnlcyed hv al. AMI all haze a part in
Il y portion OF >crip,ur, J. read ami
then .'y one present ASKS questions upon
il Tie children inquire al.out ,luy1lIin.
they ito not understand, a,ii ilc 3arc,ll
ASK the children. io ascertain if lhcv have
h,,.n at;ca;iyc- linen ihey >ing a >hog1
hvmn. or a Sunlay->clocl SOM. and la,
father oiitr> a short PRAYER thai J. simple
earnest, and perfectly understood ly
chil.rcn AMI servants. and The latter AT
remembered in The petitions, and seem Il
feel that They are a part oi the family
They often cio>- The murIlin. prssvcr hy
all Joining with the Father IN Repeating
The LJr,r> PRAYER aloud
fear that still In many families III,
worship, nj tod i considered a burden
and a hinlerancc. Now lct parent
think II illi>. and ak ihem-clvJ, If ia.
fault docs MOI h'- partly wiih iheln-clN,,,
Make il a cl'e,riul service. not lung an,
l,ro>v; hut let your clil,lren e>c iha
! your heart i in It, that YOU love 10 pray
wiih. and for them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19
-iner,fote oJ President Lincoln.

In =, certain case In court Mr. LIN
colin h.d To- hi- l'-.:,l opponemt a lawyer
whose excellent character. thorough
knowlc,i-. Of law. and superior l,sic
conil';neI /" cNeri :: controlling influence
over tie iury, Ihi- lawyrr lwlom NJ
ca.i .Iui.c J"n,-l Lad madc IA speech,
an,l :, u.o-, ;si..,- -l,,--ch il w;.-, IL WAS
mece>-,ry ia >,ine WAY 10 'ii-,i.aaie IT.
ilnpr,->>i.n- Mr., Lincoln, in reIly.
orar! - >r-,-h Substantially a. fni-
bow
Ma, II I.ls.,-,. the c,l-t a,.l -entle-
men oi lh- isrrv- W h:,v, iu-i heard tie
le..rIs,rl .iui li,.>;erly argument on the
-;h-r IL. NJ knox how thoroughly
Nrr-e,l : .la,l--. .lomc> Ia the law. anl
h"w upright Ia !. ard we >.sy. really
Ju!-- j-ny> c;.n Ioi b. mistaken IL hi-
positions Ne al>u kncw how true 4
..a,le,nan .lu!.e Jones i. low irrc-
lr,aciiab.r are liis manners AM dress
ali presume Il | should >ay 10 you
thai ,iu,l-c Jones liad put ou hi, shirt
wrum- >.,.,. iarcmu>; ihi> morning. YOU
wauii reply II ! mpo>>ihlr-anl Vet
,iad.c .l"mc- ts, ya' VOC Is siTt '-7rey ~.
f.n-' 'l> aanny; You c.sn look ioI
Yourselves. gentlemen. AMI - in ili-
case !.e la -ot ll.in-~ wrong c:si fore
mo~.. :s.i hi- whcir :lg-um IA; ! wron-
from lr-imuin- /, end
SURELY enough liz irrcp,oacllall,
lawyrr, wh.lc pondcrin- over ii> comm.
speech. h,,l dressed himself in the MI
taken manner indicated! After III,
l;.a-A had -uir>i,I,,I- consequent upon til,
detection. Mr. Lincoln ;nalyz,,I til,
ar.umen; OF the .Iu,l-e, and Won Ii,
c:,-,.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

nS One IMAM with i conviction and
God on his side Is 4 majority-and one
man with 4 conviction on the devils side
is not 10 he despi>ed. They had Da-
mascus blade dozen years ago in Lon
don, at the great exhibition there, which
You could move into a spiral ~cabbari
like cork-screw, without breaking ~
with the Secretary of State. Now to
take that trembling Jelly which We
call William Seward-and iiing hlm Al
JEFF. Davis, is Ike peltins the Rocky
Mountains with Cologne water. -llas-
GsG PilLl4s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

George iii, speaking 10 the Archbishop
Sutton of his largc family, used the ex-
preston: Il believe your Grace has bet,
ter than a dozen - No, sire" replied
the Archbishop, .'only eleven" swell,
replied the King is not that better than
a dozen !'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

"Steel your heart" said a considcrate
father to his son, ''tor YOU are now going
among fascinating girls" Il would
rather steal theirs said the unpromising
young man.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

victory resounded through the wiIdS. But
a cry Of blank dismav quickly followed,
Us the >teersman~ paddle, strained by the
pressure, snapped Oft above the blade;
while the unguidcd canoc. Welding to the
rushing torrent. brOaclIcd 10 on the wa
tery brink, and ere any one could control
her, swayc'l completely round, and, pass
INC the lntcrH enlng point of land, shot
ike an arrow into the left fork OF the
ka>kon.>hadi, and began to leap down
the SurgIng breakers a!,d steep cascades
OF the companlon-rapil 10 that which
We had So laboriou>ly y assembled.
Suddenly 4 new and fearful horror
came over Us as We swept into the wild
descent scarce rod below l- there
flashed upon our eyes q great . llre OF
fire, while Il sharp, cracking noise broke
upon the silence, and at once we comprc-
henlcd the fearful trnth. that one of
those terrific confagrutions. which, lit
by 4 spark from hunters rifle, an un-
cAtingul>hed Indian fire, or other trivial
cause, occasionally deva>tatc the sun
died American wiId-. was raging in our
front. 1t was an appalling discovery,
and instantly every paddle was ut work
TO try and win our way back from those
deadly precint>. But orr boat had re-
ceivcl an impetus with whose fir; force
no power of ours could cope, and despite
our utmost ciiyrts She still plunged madly
on.
Fearful was the scene 10 which She
brought Us. Fire Oh either side. rs the
fierce element wrapped the lofty forest
trees in sheets OF flame: fire above, 4,
the ovcrhangias branchc- JOINED together
in burning arch; nay. II seemed even
fire below, a. the boiling waves which
ragc,l around us caught the red :cii, elton.
and flashed it back in i thousand broken
rays.
Though momcntariIy ovcrpowrrrI. We
were not di~couragcd ami a2ain We
strovc to stem both Hood and impetus,
bur alI in vain: faster and faster >urged
the waves over the bri-tlin@ rocks. unit!
it became evident that ail the last and
>;ecpy>t rapids OF the nylEhborins fork
were on thi> unknown stream united uto
one lvm5 ;nl ln-ur1"onniabir rl'cr-r,,ot,
Meanwhile, on W. >lrI, amid air
which Grew each moln>u, hotter IL w
passed deeper into lhy burning r,g."n.
while the lI:tnc- around Il, RACED with i
wilder fury. ana the Voice Of t",' Destroy
u tool, Il more thrcaicn.n. tone. y; il
was L magnificent ~l-ht, that dark irl-
mcvaI troc~t ah.ale with on .reat roll
in@ mas OF fire: IL mighty ;rr,- -i"w-
M !, lily amt the ilrry r:'di'nr', Il the
flaming ,tre2m'Fs wrapped th,m rom!.
- .Irt~ "t tire l,arIn- hi-i ~ tie az,
Row darNen'd by m-ht wh!le tie rush
and r'r OF those tnh"II"u> iialn'~ rev
well mEh drAi'mn- AMI L""d'r eiIiI, the
thundtrou> rtyeiDer,,tioa, M'ih winch.
at intervals, some i'F'-i @''"i crashed
Gown 10 lht 3touh,' 9ci','h'5 u; -ii" 'H'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19
University Of TeFmOnt and State
agricultural College.

-'ltllN Vi OllI lCducIs s4iS await lIlJl III
accordance with the wishes of the Alum
III and other friends of the niycrsity.
the Trustees some months ago decided 10
attempt TO raise the sum OF Sl00.00U for
the Institution. The regular academical
department needed to be strengthened and
enlarged. BY accepting from the state
the grant for establishing the A"ricultu-
lal and Scientific department, the tru>-
tees had virtually pledged themselves TO
furnish extended course, of instruction
in the physical sciences. New prole>-
sorsLipS, Il chemical laboratory and new
means OF illustration, We're therefore r.
qulret. The necessity for an increase oi
the resources Of the University was man
ltest, and it WIS wisely determined To en-
,cayor to obtain sufficient fund To place
the | University on strong foundation
As III any business enterprise, it Is
wretched economy 10 work with made
quate capital, 20 il is unwi>c TO attempt
TO meet the wants Of 4 college by pro-
curing small sum this year, and work
ing it up, and another small sum next
year, to be employed in the same way
The funds should bc 30 large that the III
come will supply all needs, while the
principal remains untouched. y dona-
ton then becomes Il permanent and ever
productive investment. With such views
the trustees resolved to u>k for an aili-
ton Of 100000 to IL funds.
They dccIdcl 10 request the citizens OF
Burlington anI vicinity 10 contribute a
SUN OF not less than $4,000. Il "ivc>
Us great pleasure to say that the request
has already been cheeriuliy net by sub
>cr!ption, amounting 10 more than So.
600, and il i, not II ali improbable that
they will reach SiO.un0, or even :, lar.-
cr sum. We do not remember to have
seen u lar.c sum rai>,rl with - great
case i'll Burlington. The interest OF our
citizens in the University WIS never be
tore - >,ron..
he Alumni undertook 10 rt.>e u suin
lar1c enough 10 erdo0 the FroicssOr-Iip
"t Nor.I and intellectual Philosophy.
y Iar@e proportion "t th" amount rrquir-
eI has already been subscribed, Hut "a
the books are ''rcn.alla. III various parts
OF the country, "e cannot state exactly
what amouni h;'> been oOiainrt y ~uni
ot not les than *-',u"v- amt not iH"r''
than t,'".oo". /, liked ~ the c:i'.'"-
h!'nt-
lie trustees d.H no; !'ei Ju-iiii''. Il.
;'>"'i's Irs c'h't'N"lioh~ III 'he >.'''r "a
ARE Hii'i' 'le ,"i|'n> oi huntington AMI
the ,Al"in"i i'u n!'iii;''@'ri d, ti'i; interest,"
T.! 'A'' SUBSCRIPTIONS lh"y ar" now
''''"' 'ANI'' measures we arc '''''' ne /
!" i've ''h opportunity 10 III WHO ut'lEt
81. '''o"e>' S''N''>9 vi ''ft i''>'.''''U"' 10
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Horrors W A""entbef'g t"she.
Mr. Collin writes 10 ihe Boston Jour
nal from Nuremberg. Bavaria:
Co,. Will, -. g. III. Ill ,.,,,.,, ...,.
SOM. Of tI,r,c ,.l;,i,,. ,rJ In,l n,,n H..
,dminis,r,r;.n Of ..ovc-r,,'.,, =. :. M.
IN the Il;ib and l-,, c,rtur;.. W.
,n,er one o; the. ,ow..r. .t TN. ,.a.,l..
J..,.uJ tive ,,,.,. mai ,;r,I IL. :,
= mu..u,n wh.y.. ..r. ,,,.....,.,,.l H..
book, Of r,.corI, oiiyiu. - , I,.,nr, or
the n,.t and ~, oply L,ol. In, ;,o
pIem,ut- and instrument, wIi,.I, -l,w
NOR. CLEARLY rb.n written vnr.I. Ia. al
n,u;.,,.,,i,n ,, H.. J,,.. ,,.,,h ,,I.:.I.
tb,. Government, -. ill.,. I-,,;,..l s,o,.. :
NOW co,nnari Herr. : - r.-t .,,ur
Tee; Lirh IN tia. c.,,,,.r ,, H.. ,,'.,,o ,y;.l,
two curious fixtures on the rnn. L.,,ins
some Resemblance T.. .uu lock,
What j TIL, Th. .sirl who ari- =,
our usher raises the hammers. wl.iri,
come III with = click. Sh,. ton-h., =
>pr;u.. ami down ,i,ev rn. with :, >.au
that siar,ic~ v.u-i,r,,l Down lv >.ruu.
>i,rla.-. with :, w!lacl. that wou.l A..lr
smashed v"Ir fingers 10 a i.llv hal they
been ulicr the !auin.r Ini,i- a finer
cru-hcr. i 'lcli,-,.c ii,ilc i',~;rrun-:n u-,l
. ;o ,Ntort confessions from r,iu,taur wit
n.-~-c> ar >,i-j.c.-ici criminals Her. arc
Lr.,rclc.~ ior tlac wri~i. m.; 81 .u.I or
silver. hu; "i iron. ;n,,l liz l,..;- With
iouch tie wr.>t ar, 1 ,.iiIna.~!l..-. !'u;
them ".i your .,r.m- :.,si iH-a q screw.
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