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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
for the Children.
i .EOrgetJH CHiid.

Fanny, pick up those pieces of glass
and put them out OF the way" said a
mother to her little girl.
4 bottle had been broken on the ground
in the back yard, and knowing pieces oi
glass to be dangerous things TO be about,
Fanny's mother directed her to remove
them. The little girl was needless and
iur4ettul. She said. "Ies. in a minute"
But her attention WIS drawn off by 9TH
er things, and she thought no more OF
tie broken bottle till an hour after, when
Il scream from her mother brought her
to TIE back yard. What WAS her alarm
to see that her mother, going ont in haste
TO CARY kettle oil hot water, the steam
from which was burning her Land,. she
trod on the glass, which cut through her
shoe, making 4 deep and dangerous CASH
in her foot
''Oh, l forgot .'' uttered Fanny, in
terror and grief at the accident.
YES" replied her mother, my care
less girl forgot, rs she is in the h..bit Of
doing, and her fault may cost her moth
go, L., 10,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
525 NIL E
OF THE
Union Pacific Railroad,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
5 2 5 NJ l L E S
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARE Nov COMPLETED.

his brings the line TO the EASTERN hsse Of tie Reekf
Eountai, expected that the track will lie LII
thirty niles further. EyaIs Pass the highest point Oil
;ie rad, hs -iJnuisv The mlxiiurr grade from tire
foo Ui the mountains The summit / but eighty feet 20
the mile, viii. Uf e--tern rU-ds Il over On
i-l- ,'d. Work in 'i- rucE- -tinrs che western
slope wiii Continue through tne Nii.;er.I tiiee now
10 G9u,. tiii III titlrc grand line TO the Ia
chic iii b. .; e. y UsiEe : IN $50
le m,sI- provided the con-iIuc:ion Of this Great
National y uTk ample Tie United St1f grant IL.
Six Per Cent Bonds II .ie tate Of fIOm Si6'a-i So
shI pr .is for !. iic Iake= STt iLi security
aid pIynI-n Large if the full
ciSm IN services Ihsc bonds =sued cscii
t'genty -Iic finished sid sitter II has been
ANIME b., .,I'ed I'nBis-ig1e;s ard pronounced
in all pert frs elIss road thoroughly -sipl;-
ID de- o. rlr .hO,- stations and ali p,c,r-
SAY RI Ill.,. eek and Ctlrf ''IuipIEent.-
Iiir nt-i stree slSO donation 4 Sea-
c,- OF Lad iI tie iiic which ill sure. q large
TevcH- Ia tie ,vIapan.. Much O, tai land in -Le
Fiat Valley =I.UIl til fertile il the world ani
utII,f ,Irr 30 I0i- cJveI-d with h.avy pine fI-
Icsis .ud a,,al.ut ,,ral vi Tiie bet g,.ali'y.
lie CIuViu. sis, SEt.,i Il 4 >-IIe it, Flint
MuTI,,r cnc- equal ~ the i-sli.. Of the
,royv.univn mt ami iIOl I. l.. Aor-sn and
lion. Dixie Aau< tI, i:gIdh. id..r
s.Ii ,,liSr lie J,- L. tie Cuiauy c..ly lie W.. =
iruIrcs-', rat thc. 1!EIys represent N ctuai and
i. yG,l,jivs yalIe-
III auth r.z,L c'T.-i Oi Ia '3l.piny J. the IL
dT,d ,i.iun DYils-. Of which iiye miicn- have.
c,Ii ,la.. III ,'I.5E t..c wUrA alEUsiy done.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
Little Bette.

''Come, girls. get your bonncts quick"
said Annic, land let us run OH. don't
wan: little Belle to follow us. 1t is 50
provoking to ha,ea baby hanging On,
and going 50 slow"
Poor little Belle she wished to 90 with
her sister to the shady woods that warm
afternoon. But Annie and her young
companions were strong and active. and
she was little and delicate and they
were unwilling to accommodate their
bounding footsteps to her slower step.
"Pleasc lei Belle go," pleaded the little
lips and every line of the anxious face.
''No, 90 back, Belle, and play with
the kittens and old Tower She ha.
been cross all day, and don't want her, y
she said, j.. Il lower voice to the girls, q,
they ran on as fast as they could. to Get
away from her Sill the little feet
pressed feebly On over the tufts of clio.
ver-blossoms, scarcely bending down the
heads Of the blue and white, and colder
violetS- The little girls soon entered the
shady woods, AMI wondered on in its
deep reccsses until the meadow, and Or
char'l, and house beyond was quite hid
den from their view. They soon forgot
the little one they had left crying to &c
with them and if conscience now and
then gave Annie a little sting of pain, il
was quickly over Evening shadows
were beginning to fall before they turned
their tired footsteps homeward.
"Where is Belle ? asked the mother,
as they entered the pleasant family room.
II do no: know" said Annie, in some
alarm-''isn't she here 20
No, | supposed she went with YOU"
said her mother, rising. eve must all
90 and look for her Immediately"
There was great hurrying to and fro
that evening twilight, and two long anx-
ious hours were spent in searching for the
lost one. They found her at last, in the
forest, resting among the wild flowers.
where she had cried herself to sleep. The
dew was heavy on her muslin dress. and
her little hands and arms were scratched
with the briars. They bore her home
with heavy hearts, and laid her down on
the little snow-whte bed from which she
never rose again.
y what bitter tears did Annie shed
over that afternoons unkindness . What
would she not have given to call it back
again . Remember this when Won are
tempted to do an unkind act. or speak a
harsh word. The day may, and very
likely will come, when such remembrance
in your bosom, "will bite like a serpent
and sting like an adder" - Presbyterian
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
NeyhsIl WhIt1ey's Estate.

STATE ga k=-RNuNE. L. sryh4Ic C-url Ael1 n -
Caledonia l>fic-. ss,llti>turg Elthin aud 1,i
salG l-Gf III. she = al Gag "a NvktllIir Z. l-7-
AN instrument lafFs'rIfi- 10 tr tie lA-f NJ all
testament Men hS Liner lai- "a celuCk IN SAL
1l-lrci deceased. hei1S lrvseiilcd r. the Uvuf1 O.,
l. NnlBeE lie excUGluI iEcIe.a t-Ilcd Id
gg--saai--
a ordered TX SGI uslrI. that ali l.r'>1us CUncerc
&C savTeln- le na.l-r1 r. ~ ear n >t>>luu 81 81,
elri L. ie hoi4vn Al the lrair 'i0e a. ~ : iii>'s
the Eli AaH De- 49,. add >tftW Causc 4 ais
1isry LaAv s-r-i lie probate Il sAla MI {
Rlth rs-s~r l-lt-I ,ir1vTl 1iE1 cops 4 1tIy
s,I..rr - sii,>vl 1tIfcr uC->
s.,tA rig Gasy-,. aii. I1Ir a. ~ JJiillslIE Tc
gly,-> 10 SAD lii- appointed 1BT lIvsrllt--
As,A l. FGENIt. guage a PROBATE
\ tTue cgty Uir-ou-4 -AiIr>t.
80 asa L. fl.EN CIl. gu4se ID Pr.l-atr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

st P-,scut, TIE pr,ts Of the Company derived
osy T. loC .Ts" bsr ;li- II air,iy u:ch
in sufficient 20 Iay the int Fl OF all the h"ns tisc
Company issue, If not another mile hui. II
10 du:.h 81 ia. VIXEN TIE suad l. complete he
iiFou. Traffic Il the nnly lire nnrcting tn" At-ntir
and Pacific >:It,.- il IA heyOnd precedent, aud,
III VIII b. ID ,I.-.,iIio, It ut ass It done Al
p-,.i ale ratt-.
fact. G"r'.l.f !.gk built under the sl,sry
OF t.: ut .icys. aid 20 are extent /" It'll tIcv-
rTIIIcnt lo:srv, and hat fond Issued undo:
Government d ctin. 4 !. believed 'iat zmii y
--cIil ,aTc:l:.!. -. sT!,d. and Ccr4El. no O.
l. b,d u!OL .AI..v vilAair I'Tutr.y. " tie
tnu!'Liu,'s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20

or five weeks without a shower of rain,
would not all the manure be dried up
and destroyed? If it is desirable to APP
ply it in the spring, it cannot always be
done, for it often happens that at that
season Of the year the ground IL so filled
with water. that it could not he put ON
without great injury to the grass from
the cutting up by the wheels and the IN
rrv from the animals employed in the
carts used in carting the manure. Again
if applied late in the fall, some will say
that much of it is lost before the grass
roots can take it up and convert it to
use. There is no doubt that much Is
lost in spreading manure on grass at the
best season of the year, and that each
season has its advantages. We are now
having manure spread during these cold
days on land that will not bear up a
horse. unIes, it is frozen but while III
that state We can cart the dressing all
over it. We prefer even in this case to
have the manure spread Just before a
storm, that it may not dry up, and its
good properties be disSipated. If 4 snow
should come and be all winter, so much
the better. There is manifest advant-
are in manning in the fall, especially
over moving fields that have been fed
rather closely it will protect the roots
of the grass that would otherwise be i'll
jured and another is, that it is not 50
busy season Of the year as either spring
or July Or August. Let it be one Of the
cardinal principles with every good farm
er either to top dress his moving fields at
least as often as every second year, or
else to plough up and plant them once in
three or four years.. +. c Hyle, IN
ZWn'S He,uM
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
Otis Eysns's Estate.

STATE pF VERMONT, Afa Probate No'i;i held Al
Caledonia iisr1ci ISL JUhu>hurE.in sald dlsriCI
,ii Ia, II CIV 81 lh,ueinl,rr. A D. l>ss-
Charles = New n. administrator. IL The estate 81 rtlS
ksais. 4 Burke sad district ,ltccGse1. lure'is
hl- admin isirain Auciuff ir sAAua7hua and aiiv"-
Alfue. AID zFf2,4ilDn iuT rUIcr II GstTilu-
il0u ard IiaTiiisyn estate 81 acC-ASed-
NheTcu,suil lerei ~ CouTs that said &c
osulI ard said slTic4tl,l b- re-. med . stl1 II
10 head al The probate tio- IN Szld 81
golf>tllrs t- 18Th 3Av ~ iAvtentcr 49, 81 heAils
ard ,.rSi>ua asi,f AID irIher t,rdtr.d. f.aT
notice trr gwen erilS interested. "a ,uiiicaIifn
1l-s- week tlie NaitouIall.
i.t>, .ai',T ll-lI' Al : ia>lTA itKsJia> said
ai.,,fIiSd EeafI.,-. Thai they appear II
d &c. 4a1 show cause. Il -fA ibcg
have. SAD >slss4lG i- allowed. aiIG
.ltcf decree mace. Tx IL, S,.uTI Attest.
49, ASA L FRENCH. g2eSe u Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
lean Nelson's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Ia Probate J,urs held n iti-
Csv,,lia D.-lr',i->- Ps'aaie orior. IN ~ JylS
iIrE. >-4l Gl>II8Cl- 1-lr l'1 Gag 4 leUen1- A
-. i-r7-
Samuel A .1n-, a lrui.i-trG-v- ui th- e-fatr a
.;tAu Nelson ale ul hsv-ai-. ssid uiSir8lI, &c
ga -,l. ;-s-tli> as alli.s>ir4tli .yCClI Iur
s;.l AIT ,,l ard ilsk-s agglc=iicE lr srlr-,
l~i- ,ul-I- AM lI-.s.us 81 lie v>I4Ic II sid DC
ceased
count and sat sl.saCzilul nj 10 ! sy~Si.l
20, >ad ,,trt L. Ike. ,frst4:- ,,-le u SAID
JUuii>lfrg tir Si-l IA al Dec. a ID. lN. ID
.4,ar:4- Ali si.Jl~D-l ILvr,.l= ,l 1Err1rT
that isu;iU,ttlr-l e .iNe To Al i.fF> Interested "a
,tuitai.,. ed, tie lslirr >4CC>,lAelA Tlr
Ja,Iiiia newspaper i,t.5>hvl Al - .JiIiI>'lGs
iI.sylul> - So ilu= aIi.itv1 10 i-a-ln- IlaI l-k
NAV alI-Ar -s,l lime Plate, alid >toS Cause
=s the, .4-Ir sad -UcJGlI should LII lie ~
.,yg-,i. z,ll Itch 9vcrc- acr-
~ the CvUgI-Allcsl.
>y>7 ASA 4 FRENCH, Judge q Pr,,aare-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
Zeal.
Dav;d ,uoifab;II,s Estate

STATE or VERMONT. In Probate Court held al III :
Caledonia District. Probate Oioe, in 81 Johns
bury. in said district The slh day Il December
A D.. l-t7
Mis- Mary e whiiehIn ADMINISTRATIVE o. the estate
OF David Nhiiehi. late 81 tirui. said district. de-
ceased. presents her administration iOr eXAs
alton and ALLOWANCE. and makes application Tor de
. deceased
wheT-uTun. Il + ordered lr said court that SAID
count aid sid ailcailou De reerre L. session II said
court Go re held Al The probate ooe IN -. Ju,try.
on the 18th day u Dec A D. l,S7. Dor bearing and &c
cs0n thereon And T. further ordered. that notice
hereof lie gwen all PERSONS iuica esfed ~ publication
al Tie sAnle fhre- weeks suCccS>gelE IN THO Gsed
a IeWslal published AZ 81 iaesious 10 said
time a.sslil hearing. that iey Asipear
said time ard place and show cause ana ih-g usag
haze Als said UNI should mol Toe allowed and suc
decree made b. the COuri-Aise>i-
Sass ASA l. FRENCH Jud-e Il Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
Seth A Fishers Estate

STATE uF AEkNUNT, IN Ir0lalr l,,lTt, led a Il 2
Caledonia D-IT-VI. Probate o.. n JvL-I>
tuy sa,l li>IrllI ll 1t- iulh -. - LvUelluvr
A a. ~
.i,Iu A. q Cunningham. AlnIIi--Ifor CuIl Tesla
!rna upon -- estate 81 -I A Fisher. ale
- LN;4u. IA s4I- ->ITJi. deceased f1e-eli> lis ~
iniill>lTaiun account ir "a animation AID aleNAil,
and agfiiDal-. la c,Tv u I>lTltuign AID
Partition - LIE estate u >4,l s.gU-A--7--
lrErI I, ,,I.i,.v1 hg >ai1 cJ-l ilaI sal
AID Application ~ r-fvTE-- 10 81
>aI &c iirl al Ir inuale uiI- Il u sid -
J y>:fTr. Itv - lsy - De-. Il 49, Ia tl,4--
in--eul Al = : iuTf-- '.ilvrvl- HAT
Ice hereof - -T'u = A. life -->lri II lafll>i-
Iiou 81 Ia same three Ntva> >Jr>NvlA = Tax talo-
lIil. ,ss. l~ilt. - II johns. -2. irfI
L >AiG time ap,,i'-. lot al hes HAY Ai4-
- 49, I:r z-,g - Al hon l4-r L -k 49, AJAX
asr. - Lh account should iss lr A..Bsstr.
.yl-r- l.IA1-- q. rly HfsHrf. A.fr-1-
49, "A l. FRENCH. J44-r u PrstAi.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
Joseph IA. Hates Estate.

STATE oF VERNON l.. prula;r court. held Il
C-,-oi..s o ,i.s,i--~ jttr PROBATE e. -
Ju-;-l-H. sal1 t.,-lT',-. IL lfI Las byl
4 -
Mr. Nars AIN Ia. ~ IL. >-zfe t.
gs>oi' N a. ial- - y a1t-. :. -zl4 -~-i-,1.
.ra-r.. srt--> tr all..'..-ta . .,s--t gvT eAa---
iII''1i A. al.ss all- 4I,l i-.as- lly4IlI .s
- >iT., .t.. Ali .a-I.ll Tic estate u -
t.r, ra>rs
Et.,s-i 90. q, = a--r-- - ii. u.I---. I1ar >s A.
le'li. aii aid application tx rrv-1-. 4 >c>sla ri
.-- 60 tire 5-fr.-Te q. 81 -
TIE -. Bvy = ID ~ -aT-ll "a,
20 i--- A. = .l-I-r ,'Tv-1. sl4-E l4...,,
i-I-r. .v -IAs- 1H AL 3-1- -r>--1 i,f. Il ,l
80 f-y --.l II,r ayik "a tx 49,. iaI
Ts>. ..ll -l-i al y stlf>' 70 ,.--E,Hl> z,
'l..t ,fs4tl lur a.. I4zt ilrk mas AZ
a. a; M AIS pace. ana show Cause. :, 1is
:.a.-. AZ. >-l ->-s-..- >...4 ria1 * 4.ruS,-.
. ~..r. .lr- -fIla r. the S'slT-- Agl---.
asa L FHkNtff- .-t.-,..g Pr a-r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20

STA-Enr' VERMONT. IA i-ss,aie- ,u,-;. l,l.
e. ei,.f'a lAI-.r1,1- - 'Ar the lT,hz.r rfl1r 81
- J.r> IL. >li. ...>l.- sr iiIh ,-AE nyl
A II ~
Dol -ll - b-NlasA... sr >I--l1 q 81 the t>fa1r
Ar.-va hll-a-arl- Ale 81 ks--l.e "a ali >r--,I
r-a>-l. riv>- Ii a. a-lllIl>aT.livS au,J.-I
Animation -'l a.1AisJr. I'D -laAt> -,,,llaii. .r
DECREE 81 i>ill ilsl Az Eli e.. tsv estate Il 81
.u,vs-'s-
NE,-rgi n. IT, ur srT-i - >Aii o--f TIA; said a.
,.- so i4la.s-. s-- stfr-.g z, - 49, ,l. a.
oauT L. - he'd Al Ji I-Olra,e ,ilr n II Is..>iurr
u ir 49, .aA - D.. 4 % i~. -UT l,artt arIl d.
c~'n iher'f-I Ahd = iuT1t lvI~s. that l8,fl o.
NrI L Al iT~1i> Interested. Pa .ZalcAg;.-l Il.
~a;i- ilTer Mf+s> .>ncvt ->-N-g a. lrr Cal,Garia-
v~>Ai-I ltlstv- Al 81 sims lTs s-rA ,.l- L. "a
in' az lilivi - hearing thai l:le- ruAy airAr .
>l i.sc al. .a,v -I;I. >,E -NSe. Il aux fity rlap
nave. ~ >a- -o,sLlI >h,us ;..T - Allowed ll >lll
CcIfgv mace - liz an. AIl,->l.
- Asa / FhENE'H. ! .-- 81 Prs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20
Charles h. Colba-s Estate.

STATE nF VERMONT n Pr.,a--. Court. ht.s a
Ca-si'Iis Distract. the ETr.zair U-..e. "a II
JOHNS ny II >Aid -3>I-.>i - the all G4r "a De-
A. L.. l>a.
h'-' Panic I,~trAfor,. the ale q
JnieS II q y. iaie 81 Nai,Iisl1. SID c>t-lrl d.
,"2>r. isT> E> administrator aeon. - e., -.-
l;.uIl alan, .i-,t
wh-:rIil- n d. tre-s2 5y sid cHrrt hat >s.s -
C ';i l1 sA21 applicable te TtlcTTrl = >>l.l 81
saii '-ir- i- ntl Al Tie probate ,ioe IA laid -
J"ni>ilTh- - iir IL ia "a Js1i.ary. ID l>s> -
AedTr& AID IcS>iun thereof And L : fuTihtT.r,
rG.iAi l.,r Pc -lRv- l. a. ;-r>sti> Interested .
publication u the same three >llc,e>>iVry IA rhr
t-'si"-ill >lsger published II - ! li,4>lur1
irrN'i~ I" >a'1 time appointed teaTil. that l,,
u.aA al-Ar al >ai Iiiv Ali place au9 >laN cause.
aiy 1i-y may l..Ne. Nly >all A,c-ui.t should ,,i
- alIvn Ell.
So .S.I rREN,,., l5,5...1. -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-20

Aitcr - ytass cN1'vTi- no. n Z ,.r..1E.s.
Ne tccsfne cUnriuc q. sou. = F.t.- -..-
.liilolst 4 inonry Us- beng th5,a &C
tlls c'suntiy, Ia having cAc-p SHd
Stoves Ar-,c Par1Ioa Il Nl.sCa ras ..-a
tr'ue ECONOMY consisted q lf1s4u- g..
could be made, no:N ithEtaudi f- o., Es..
WITH tbs T1cw ~ Ison, I'd, : 1ac1..-t- -
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stoves SHEAR, FAt a
For sale lyy II. UewpaA, -. .lohn-la',, II
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CONCORD.

The resident and nonresident propr etors of Concord
in the county of Essex her by notified thu. the
Assessed By said town for the Years ~ D. S, and LIZ
remain wholly OF in part unpaid the following DIES
crib d lands in said town tO-wit:
one OF land and the buildings thereon lately
cupied By X. I. Fletcher, and owned by e. f
Gregory.
Also. about II acre! Of land with the building
thereon standing, now owned by Lyman ii. Adams anC
assessed 10 said Adams for the yea- 1S'4
And SO much of rsid land will be sold At public auc
ton at the dwelling house of the subscriber in said Con
cord, on SATUR DAI, DEC. =, 1s6,, 10 O'Clock,
NJ as shall be requisite to discharge said taxes witt
costs, unless previously paid.
K. y. ISHAM, First Cons.
Dated .: Concord, Dec. II. 1~G1 S5-S.'
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snd All Ei4un'afic Fslns. DC. sc. ri,.. .-
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scald-. Z - uo cIG-l in L. Nrria. f.. -.-.
rriuc =, cats. Sald llr al l..s--5 r.
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N e w Y O r. *.
$1,000, 900.
FORFEITURE OF POLICIES AVOIDED.

= 4 y = =
FORFEITURE OF POLICIES AVOIDED.
The objection most frequently urged against Lie A.
sraEcc The fear OF humility 10 cont nae the payments
of pfcmiums IT some fItur Inc. IL "Cvau'rt a..
ihc rules and pTicfc. o. this company need onE I
be understood to ii objections "I this mature
Al policies in the Mutual Lite Iu- rance pmptT: Of
New YORK practically nyn-fJr liable iOr TIE tJrA-
ing reason
|. The Company will purchase di;'ry Lite Policies
after the second wears premium hts been paid, and give
therefor the equitable cash value equivalent li
| Up Policy.
Lii policies issued OIL the tn Temperament ? N.
and al Endowment Policies, have ike -urrcud-r
value from the moment the ir,t p cIiuIn Is pd,
| il II be only quarterly preiniG
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Club Rates or by the 5 ID. Package
WANTED! IMMEDlATELY!!

WAN TED TMMEDIAIEI
\ smart active Young man, dental student lie
mast b. from ~ to * wears Of age ingenious willing TO
b. thorough in what he docs. and will udv with de-
termination to excel and axe an honorable potion in
the profession. With experience Of ELEVEN YEAR,
and having full practice the subscriber thinks he cau
offer an extra opportunity. Call immediately on
S2tf DIR. GEO. W. MILES, Lyndon, VI
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