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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

\ certain professor Of Il college in
northern New En-laud, famous for hlr
readiness at repartce, was staying ia-'
autumn over night with ,hrcwl far
mer of caviling mind, when the con-
versation turned upon the unusual iresa,
ct which had done 80 much damage.
The host dryly declared that his minis
ter prayed on the prcyiou, Sunday thai
the Lord would send rain. And.
said he, she was altogether too earnest,
and - overdid the business that til,
whole country j. flo Jdcd and great dam
aye has been done" "Why, then.
instantly replied the professor, ''don'i
you do your own praying, and have
things ordered 10 your exact s1ti>lar,
lion ,"
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you have given M a counterfeit, lii,
said bcgg,r. ''Wcll keep il for your
honesty.
y boy went home the other day,
singing "Shoo Fly, don't bodder me,
when his mother let her shoe fly at the lit
tie rascars head That hoddcrcd him.
Did it rain tomorrow !' inquired
Dutchman 10 Frenchman.. M,
guess it was" replied the Frcuchmam.
The fly has uses. 1t serves to hecy
baldhcaded sinners awake at church OF
IA warn day, 50 that their unregencrated
hearts may be touched by the preacher,
word.
\ Sunday school teacher III Minne>o
Ia, upon enquiring ot one OF his Juvenile
pupils what he had learned during til,
week, w;ts electrified by the answer that
he ii ID 'Iearned not to trump hls part.
ner's ace
: mr-ical horticulturist says he had
" .. INT beethoven festival III us
garden, ending unproiitabiy. y hail
stone chorus did the business for him.
The man who put together sever
Joints OF a stove pipe without swearing,
turns out be Il graduate of deaf anc
dumb asylum.
.'You ought TO acquire the faculty Of
being at home in the best society,"" saiC
a fashionable aunt to an honest nephew
e.. .... ge that easy enough" respond
ed the nephew, "by staying at home
with my wife and children"
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From the Boston Cultivitor.
Ny Dream.

l thought tLat the city was looming
Just ahead On the bank OF the stream;
And the banks where rare flowers were blooming
With verdure seemed bright in my dream.
1t appeared that my journey WIS oer,-
That l needed no longer to roam:
For | seemed on the banks of the shore,
only waiting TIL bOatman to come.
And | cast not one sad look behind me,
Or mourn for pleasure gone by;
And no -ad trembling fears seemed TO bind me,
And no teal dmmed the light of my eyes.
For the view spread before entrancing,
As | sat in arbor to wait
And horses with charots Were prancing
In ani ont of tie Beautiful Gate"
And over thc pavement, now glittering
Like dew in the sun'- radiant beam,
The pure, ciystal wn'crs were ripping
To swell the bright waves ofthe rtream.
And long.d for the plants saw growing
ON the banks that the stream could not hide
But close to my feet flowing
The clear ripping waves OF the the tide.
SO | called for boat that could hear me
To treauI"s 20 rich and 20 rare:
For why with such trei>urcrs 50 near me,
should my soul be unable to share.
ThcS told me the boats had passed DER
l, a li:tc while longer must wait
The order 20 launch from the shore,
From the Porter that stands at the gate.
To my eyes the bright waves did not seem,
In their course, either deep, dark, but brosd,
And like % thc pure, crystal stream
That flows from the city Of God.
And like pure crystal waters, i,s flowing
Discovered its depth to my view,
And vcrdure beneath it was growing
A. fresh as if watcred by dew.
And just between me and the shore
To which WIS waiting so,
When the boaimarn should ferry me DER.
Eo-e marble slabs white the snow.
And rad on those -lsbs cleaning forth,
The names of the pilgrims passed o,cr;
Showing where the clay garments Of earth
Were lain when they liunch,d fom the shore.
And TRANQUILITY s,zed on the number,
Ofmounds in their green v,rdurc dressed,
IL thc val where mortality =lumheis
Ii the city of si;encs and rcs.
And | watched the clear stream IS sat,
And tie waves III their nosrlcss flow,
And l know God cannot forge,
The numbers below.
Waves clear from the fountains did Aow,
O'erwashiug thr bank and the street,
U'cr the numbers that slumber below,
AnI lived the green -ho-c At my feet
Bat he boGtugn i tarrying still
Tor Lc came not to me in my dream;
Er- Nv litiug the Portcr'= will,
20 ferTy me over the strcam.
But my spirit no longer would srieve
While the city il looming ahead.
That these garments Of clay must leave,
In the city whore -lumbers the dead.
Then iny =iiri, would launch from the zhore,
And cease forever to roam:
And the hoatnan would ferry o'er
To dwell forever .: HOME.
Ho! bcatInan! come close to my ride,
When my soul from it. clay is undrcssed
Rev Your II. sic bark over the tide,
Through the city OF silence and rest.
l, a little while longer must wait
Fer the bark with his boatn,n will come;
For the pass from the beautiful Cat"
Dear child, thy Father =ays-come!
ANNE VI
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holding as fast as he could TO the table,
he improviscd the following words:
Tourncmine-of that droll
There l. but unknown to fame;
National tulrd-perhlps the same
Tournemine!
Methinks of him you're making game
Tounemine! old rournemne
And he fell back i'll his chair, roaring
with laughter.
Bernard's couplet was dishonored as ii
deserved, but as he wished TO recon-
me ice, for he piqued himself on his
rhymes, he was led TO the door, and got
out as best he could.
VII.
Coliheur and his wife did not leave
Bonvallet's till past l.
No use then in thinking of going to
Tournemine But what were they to
do 1t was too late to 20 to the Cirque
The box had remained empty. Both
returned by the same boulevards, which
had seen them at noon 50 happy and 50
honest, and which now beheld them 80
much changed. COlltleur had thrust the
bag into his pocket-;hat famous bag,
which now only contained Il few five
franc pieces. With one accord they put
oft till the morrow all lamentations and
reflections We won't say that their
heads We're not Il little unsteady from the
fumes OF lichcbourg, Chatcau-MargauX
and Silery.
That which lends certain weight to
our assertion Is that alter half an hour :
walk, the distance being abridged by a
conversation full of tenderness, charming
recollcctions, and squeezing OF hands
Coliiieur ami madame found Themselves,
all ol a sudden. i'll the Place de Ia BaStilc
when they supposed they had reached
the Madrlaine.
Was it fatality that had brought them
thcrc'
simultaneously they uttered a cry and
looked round in alarm. But the mobilI-
ty OF their sentiments wa, such that their
,tupor wa, succeeded by i very rcprehcn-
Siblc hilarity.
Coliiieur felt excessively thirsty-hc
could not comprehend why-and they
entered the first cite in the placc-a cIft
which WAS just about L. close.
Goiteur ordered Il bi,hoti Lucille
asked Tor an ice h rluadic and Il lem iu.
Meantime Il storm had come on. Ram
Tell III torrents.
The master OF the cafe was very
amiablc man, and would not think OF
turning them out in such weather To
pas the time, Colltieur proposed 4 came
al b.>ry,r, which the other accepted.
In les than hait AN hour Coiititur ha |
lost five and twenty francs, cots>omuettio1
included. Pulling The bag from his pock-
ct, ne cmpiied it On the table. 1t con-
tanned Just twenty-five francs.
Now" hr cried, laughing, ''we have
not = single sou lett. Put on Your shawl,
Lucille. Good night, Monsieur"
l. was still raining heavily.
These poor people must not 20 ont
linus" said the master Of the coyc.
"Gcorges, 70 and fetch rottTe dePltce.
but, Monsieur. interposed Coliheur,
''you are aware"
''Iou must permit me to pay.
"Ah, Monsieur. you are too good.
accept tor my wife. At all events, nj
low me TO know your name"
The master of the clre replied,
My name Is Tournemine.
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a considerable figure. The poor mar
was in great confusion, and talked o
running home, but he lived in the Rue
de la Comete ut Gros-Caillou. The
! shortest plan was for Colifeur to pay
Our friends slowly united the bag, took
, out fifty francs, and left, vexed at having
accepted something.
Lucille spared her husband the habit
ual Il told you SOL But Colitieur,
ashamed of his folly, thought it right to
offer such consolation as the following
My publisher, Brandus, who lives
close by, in the Boulevard dss Italien.,
where we are going, will lend me fifty
francs. Certainly he won't refuse me"
"You are already III arrears with
him." remarked Lucille.
Il will plead the unexpected occur
renee of which we have been the victims :.
Don't despair, my love-
..Shall we get TO NJ. Tournemine be-
fore noon -
"Undoubtedly At any rate, lie will
give us a quarter of an hours grace"
"IIere is NJ. Brandus' shop" said Luz
ellie.
YES, give me the lag"
"What for !' she cried, surprised. Il
had much better keep it"
''But don't you perceive it will give
reality to my story. If Brandus sees Ihc
with the 400 francs, he cant refuse to
lend me fifty
AT least | can 20 with YOU" SAID
Lucille, without relnquiShiug the bag.
No, Il woman Is always i'll the way
in affairs of this sort. She prevents IL
timacy and checks expansion. Wait for
me III the Passage dcs Panoramas. -
Needless to add that | will rciJin you
directly"
"-Ah, we had better have taken the
omnibus sighed Lucille.
Culiilcur entered VI. Brandus' shop.
Tie musical publisher was engaged in
an important conversation III his cabinet,
and begged Coliticur to wait. Co,iheur'-
complexion was heightened 10y the cN-
ccllcut repa-t for which he had Just been
forced to pay. 81 lie did not notice an
excessively pale young man who VIZ
about to quit the shop, and who cam,
up 10 him.
"Adolphc." :" exclaimed CoIitieur.-
"lIow are you, my dear Adolphc ,"
"Ad.ru." cried the young man. wiki
convuI>ivc squeeze of tie hand
"Whcre are YOU going ," asked C'!j-
ti-ur. alarmed hy hi~ looks
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=
/ added, opening his waistcoat.
And he Went TO buy Il couple of shirt
studs at jewellers.
''Now for VI. Touremine ~ said Lu-
ellie.
"Now for NJ. Tournenine,' echoed
Coliheur
This time we had better take the
omnibus, in order to avoid further acci-
dents and fresh temp;ations,' said Lu-
ellie, smiling.
The omnibus again. No. prefer
walking. | want air. have drunk to
drown my qualms Still there are some
! that will rise to the surface"
drown them some other time" said
madame, moving on.
They marched on in this way for five
minutes.
At the foot of the steps of the Church
OF Notrc Dame de Bonne Nouvclle, Col
iiieur was visited by an excess OF tender
ness.
"Lucile."
"Wh hat p
''Look around Does not this place
remind you OF our old Aunt Maneavel p
Aunt MangtreI. Certainly. She
livel in the Rue Beaur, gard, and was "a,
poor ;s the stones"
Dear Aunt Mangavel, worthy aunt
excellent old aunt migrate that am,
| have not thought sufficiently OF her
"Why, She ha- been dead these six
year." said Lucille, amazed.
Years ou-ht only to augment our re-
gre,>. Perhaps it Is t. iorgcitulntSS that
we owe our present misfortune. | dis
Germ III il the finger OF Aunt Mangavel.
Amt MangaNcl Furnishes Us by prevent
ing Us from payinG Tourncmine. We
must appca,e her mancs.'
''iut how 80 asked Lucille, beginning
to feel uncomfortable again.
by iounLin- Il mass Tor the rcpose OF
her soul. Plou, foundations have at all
times redeemed grcat faults"
But i, it necessary - hazarLel Lu-
ellie.
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O. 2 CfiTIING

- N-l.,iu -, amly pyt-, Dye stuff,
...-. ~. .pi.,ry, Fanny Go"d-, rock {
N.-. p.'tt,l,= Clocks, Juweiry, &c.
. Hardiury L l;rsscll'- stone. X:
.....lH VERMONT.
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.NNI NINT-, TABLETS, HEAD
r.H\I-. G \nEEpI\I\G,
tr..uitr " orE. Carving and Lettering
ia IS en- br done in lr-ton.
....II, 81. JoUNsBUEY, Vt.
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ALUM REMEDY FOR CIIEoNIc DlAK
RuHA.-Dr. Russell, OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, writes u, as follows: "IIavjng
suffered from drinking Cochituatc w"'cr
through a lead pipe in my office in Bo~-
ton, causing partial paralysis OF the rec
tum aud iarrbTa for twelve months, |
was induced 10 use the following pre-
scription, given me by Prot. George i.
Wood, Philadelphia, with the happic-t
result: PuIv. alum, era. y. pulv. nut
mcg, IRA. v. this powder t. be taken
three times 4 day. Since my recovery.
the prescription has been used in case
caused by lead poison, and others OF
chronic diarrh~a, with uniformly gooi
results. - Boston Joupai NJ Ch,mSt,y.
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BRICK. RRICK.I

-''' hHck Inquire OF
j. NJ. ALVORD.
'-----uTy, VI, Nay i. 1870 10
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I. f bailey 0! Newbury, has raised
in one year, from white Chesire SOW,
thirty pigs, which he sold for Sl56.
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. 2 { s. 4. RENNEII.

-...v vr>I-. HE Nn-ro>T>. A~p ALI. kINps
.. .... .,. Ir..N T,UTIGS A~p AMERICA.
HN"uLE.
H d. . tl. rF, .-y PROMPT attended TO.
. >INN TA~~ENGiG DIIuT.
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Do >or y-E CEAcKLp DIsuES.-
There IS trouble often attendant upon
badly cracked di-hy- sIch dishes absorb
oils or Ia rom tie different kinds of
food placed upon them. These fats soon
decompo-e in ihc pores OF the dish, and
no amount Co. cleansing can remove the
nauseating and poisonous deposit. Such
dishes are filthy and unfit for use. The
peculiarly unpleasant taste sometimes no.
ticcd upon the crust is caused by their
beng baked upon old, cracked dishes,
from which the rancid tat from previous
baking has been absorbed,
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why, | myself wanted something" he
added. opening his waistcoat.
And he went TO buy Il couple OF shirt
studs at a jewellers.
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NAf.E YOUR ToNNro VINES a
e.lrc-po"d.u. OF the Country Gcnt,emAn
-ay, j'.,t tomatoes want water almost as
much ~ ducAs, but IL the vinc l. hardy
and viii stand almost any amount OF
heat and drou,h, lew supply water 1t de-
maud-. la order to make tomatoes lp-
III auickly, they should b, watcrcd at
least once Il .,Iay. The evening Is the
best tiIuc To- water them.
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EQSS q Smith.
IANv = PECK n n

.. AN.p Spi.ItI jD!:S II CHANCEltG
. i'--.. Nlo.a, opposite -. John lury Hou-'.
W. o.. SMITH.
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ylWETT & BRIGHAM,

So. &. GOODS. GEuCEIIES. FLOUR
. ..-I .,- INNkTE NOTIONS. &c.
.. r.,fI -ii' TN. NEENpNT
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>. ?. LONERGAN

.f,-;sr.r nd Dealer H.
-. -Il.. - trl = BREE-, aI-o LEATHER,
findings, E.'.
81. JpI%SErEN. VI
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DANIEL Q. WOODRUFF,

Law FE.
f.N NLgNoST.
.r ... e al cliims intrurtcd july?,1y.
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NEWELL G MERRILL,
.. -.. A\- ANH - regions.
-. Ncrm pnt.
." over HiugAam's Dug store.
- u. VI. MrRRILI.. N. l..
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tlLIhEMS 3 PEIIENGIII,S

,.u .L<IS' DIEING ROOM :
.- g.. a..., ,rg,-'t, Court IIou-c square.
NEEMnNT.
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:. 3. GAGE. ARTIST

3. .ul GOODS. ". l. GOODS, LOT L.
st. p FINISHING GOODS, Etc.
.... .I,I rITF 81. J"h1-EJEh H"I~E-
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~ ~. tLHnlNCbr
r ,.t.. is,rl.a. a co., - rEKIDE FLOUR.
r,i-ir u. PIT. - .Iyhu-hury. "
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N. N. Johnson.

AID p"L~ -I\G SNI.upS.
a.. ,,, .Ip air., Main street, :. Io!n-bury.
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~. w. CIRCUIT,
( LIS II A M A Y ,

CAIN AGENT,
..u ,pJ N-IILnE At LAW,
Vermont.
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:. 5 p { II c { r,

N ]. Z. TEhNINo,
t't y . | = T
So .-I l.,-t,rn Avenue, -. JoIus5ury
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a ~I~ ~ AM PHI Y > | { | \ y
t.a.- ~ PAINT. OILS ANp NN'NI-HE-.
Boo i. st.. 81. .I,hnsbury, Vt. dcrl,69- ly
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-. >. oTNW O 90 5
..s.Al I>~i RANCE AGENCY.
...... it..ci.'.'- = uT- y. .Iuha-bury.
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.JTI4 5NCOlN "a,
t.-fr nlpES, LEATHER AND on
.r ID :u-bufy (; u:rc. VI
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IA { * = u J. II,
}i..l-.. -. Juhu-bury, VI
|. X. ! 3 YAK,
Manufacturer 0i
E\li' H!..N NAi.DIpBE~, DIES r.. ~
..!l,.k1 \.,t-,., -. .lohuriuIy, Vt.
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And they all joined in the chorus OF
"Tournemine.
'.Its Bernard's turn now," cried Coli
heur; ''Bernard staggered as he rose.
He was incommensurabiy drunk, and
holding as fast as he could to the table,
he improviscd the following words:
Tourncmine-of tn hlt drOll name
There il but ont-unknOwn to fame;
National tiulrd-perhlps the ssme-
Touruemine.
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And he fell back in his chair, roaring
with laughter.
Bernard's couplet was dishonored as ii
deserved, but as he wished 10 recon-
mclce, for he piqued himself on his
rhymes, he was led to the door, and got
out as best he could.
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BLACKSTONE & COKE

". N. LEARNED,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-18

A HUNDRED FEET FALL.-About 10
o'clock yesterday, as reporter for this
paper was rambling along the wharves,
viewing the shipping, man-traps, and other
objects of interest, his attention was called
to n bark lying ut India dock. A sailor be-
longing to tho bark Anne Main was engaged
in reefng yard-rope at the main top-gal-
liant mast head land as he appeared to expe-
ricncc some difficulty in performing the
work, q number of longshoremen and others
were watching his manGuvres with con-
siderable interest. The action of the waves
caused the vessel to rock little-not enough
to startc any sca-faring man, however, or
cause any hesitation on his part to 60 aloft,
and it was noticed that the man moved
around very cautiously. He had nearly sue
cccdcd in accomplishing his task, when the
vessel gave an extra severe lurch. He lost
his footing and hold, and fell from the giddy
height immediately on leaving the head
of the mast, his body assumed horizontal
position, and, striking the main yard below,
he turned complete somersault in the air,
and terminated his terrible fall on a pile
Of dunnagc near the main hatch. The
spectators in the vicinity, who had watched
his course with bated breath, now rushed
to his rescue, and found him still alive,
though suffering the most intense agony.
His right side, from shoulder to knee, was
badly bruised, the thigh broken, and he
gave evidence of severe internal injuries.
1t is barely possible that lie will recover,
but those who Witnessed his frightful jail,
who saw him clutch for the ropes while
going through the air, finally receiving such
terrible check, would deem such result
miraculous. Upon subsequent inquiry We
asccrtaincd that the man bore the name OF
1icrcy, was thirty years Of age, and he
came on board the vessel Anne Main and
shipped rs seaman this morning. He was
removed to the city and county hospital by
order of the captain of the bark, who did
everything in his power to alleviate his
sutErrings.-.S,m Francisco Bulletin, De-
CcGahcr 81.