St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

genuine are inflated by printing Ill the
counterfeit, the long beard of Secretary
Stanton Is darker and the figures 80
Oh the right hand are surrounded by
solid black Instead of fine lines, as in the
genuine On the reverse the counterfeit
may be distinguished by the So in GUS
toms failing TO touch the line encircling
the large oval 10 the next, AMI also by
the abscnce of the shading and the fine
lines around the "50' in the corners.
\ Pitt7burg boy fell headIong on the
pavement. the other day, and although
the only apparent injury, was slight
bruise on his head, his sight soon left
him and for two days he was entirely
bliud. Finally he was seized with vio
lent lit OF vomiting, when his vision be-
come partially restored, and it is now
thought he Will recover entirely.
John Bull.-"Got all the arms you
want all the ammunition all the
coal ~ France.-"IeS, all" j. b
And you don't want anything more
from me ," FIance.-"No." j. Is. -
Then l think it is time for Inc to inter-
! fcre. "-PuHcineil0.
\ quarrel between two Boston boys
about game of marbles, was carried so
tar that Alderman G.. L. w Braman,
father of one of TIL lads, gave the other
one sound threshing. And now the
alderman finds himself sued for $500
damages by the pummelled boys father,
Henry NhIttemore, treasurer of the
Franklin savings bank. This is about
as important as the famous nose-pulling
case, and promises 10 excite Boston TO
the same degree.
California had its first rain Of the sea
son, November :, which the Bulletin
calls the pioneer Of 20, 900, 600 bushels
of wheat next year; tie dust is well laid.
vegetation and humanity take Il tresl
start together: in Il few DAYS the hills
will BE- green, and there will be fresh
burrows and spring grain, the earnest of
the coming harvest.
Bonner, the horse jockey, has two
Other horses that threaten TO beat Dex-
tcr's best time. One Of them, the mare
pochahOnta$, 1rotlci mile, on Wcdnes-
day, i'll :, 10. and the other, called Joe
/ Elliot, troucd II mile in 2,lSJ, which is
/ the quickest time made by any horse
hi, year, AM comes within a minute
and quarter of Dexters fastest mile.
The Flushing and North Side Il. l. J
railroad company is about to place on all
lar gcrouS crossings on the road an cleo
tric signal, which will warn travcIrrs of
danger Il few minutes before the passing
OF each train. The movement i auto
matte. sll tie signal, danger" is set
in motion by a galvanic battery connected
= it'll the rail and operated by the train.
The following proclamation has been
Issued 10y CIV McCiurg Of Missouri:
ih4oH, The Lord lie Is the God by
whom nali.n- are counted as the small
dust OF the I,iauce who sends hi> pros
ner,!y, pr>Iiieuce, or sword at His plea
sue who exal,s a righteous people and
destroys a wicked: II becomes all per
sens 10 bow before Him with reverence
therefore. the 2l'h day of November,
instant, i hereby appointed day of
Thanksgiving for past and PRAYER for
future blessing.
The mysterious Ioor-bcll rin2ings which
t.,c attracted - much attention at
'rrrst Fails, y. II Since August last.
WI brought to a sudden termination
the other night by the arrest Of a woman.
who had b-rn foremost in tavuring the
theory that the work had been done by
>rr''-. Sht was caught in the act OF
Running away after pulling al door
II. II in til dead OF night.
N1wIInlnp>hire has nme Republic
cans who aIr e. prominently mentioned
II connection with tie t.ubcrnatorial
nomination. Then there are six Re
puhIcanS IN the First District who are
DESTROYS OF being sent to Congress. six in
the Second District and six in the Third. .
Imrtc will be lew more D-.Orc -,arlh
The keerc .S.1t.,,d Is urging the nom
nation OF Gen Simon G. Griffin, of
that city. tur Congress in the third Dis /
uict Ct Ncw-l Hampshire, and is irving
T." prove 10y last years vote that the Re /
ouhIt"ans cannot elect any one else. To /
do this /; REGIONS ne importance v'tc
against the Republicans, which will .
hardly do in the Granite State.
Since the drawing of the San Fran
cisco Mercantile library lottery, reeu-
lar mania lor gambling has sprung up II .
that city, and tickets Tor the Havana lot
terry. winch formerly found a bv no
means ready sale, and We're disposed of .
Almost by stealth, are now eagerly sought
Tor and publicly sold.
The Newark -ldra4lNe, tells with
charming randor how champacfc Is
made from cider, vast quantities of which
are manufactured in that vicinity. A
barrel ot cider, costing say 81, will Weld
i2o bottles Of champagne which, at say
: per bottle, will sell tor $500 by the
addition OF hIlc hhinc wine, aic0hol.
-usar and carbonc acid gas. And now.
II says, cider has its imiiators in turn
he ogus cider makers buy dried apples
and soak them. The water is mixed with
alcohol, simple syrup and carbonic acid.
bottled, and sold Tor cider
Gen. Lees physicians say that his
ic''th was oan:ed ~ protractcd grief at
he condition OF his country. He mag
rcd that ruin was impending over the
latlon that was never so prosperous
Ince he was born. Which reminds 4 .
Western cd'iur Ci al u..tCrtunat e lunatic |
Ip III Michigan who committed suicide
'ccaGse he lancied his nose was meet t
NJ house, /