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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
The China.nau a Paficnt Uo,hcy.

Into this undvveloprd country. then.
- rich, - vast, - wonderful beyond the
words OF table, there * coming now a
people who, OF ali people, hcneaIh the
sun, are the most distinguished tor their
patIcn; Industry; Il pcnp!c who have
learned 10 tuil, with iIrele>~ persistence,
at just the Kind OF service which wc
need a people who have made of their
own land one vast cNpanSe Of garden :;
who know how 10 enrich and how to
economic, and havt made every incl o:
sol available and productive. They are
not people who have shown, for crntu-
re, past, any genius for invention or dis
covcry, but they have shown what. Just
HOW, we need more THAI. that, a genius
tor steady work. They are content with
little, bat capable Of acquiring much.
!Hcy are not remarkable for physical
strength they cannot hit ai:d carry such
heavy burdens as the irlsh can.-but
they excel IN du@gcd Persistence, which.
10y and by, becomes the most effective
power. Perhaps We have already our
lull share OF genius lor invention, and
enough rc>tle>smc>s of insight and inquiry
But patient willingness to toll, day after
day, content with drulgcry and mul I'M
patient ut routimc-ul this We have not
nearly enough. Aud it /, industry OF
this sort that these strangers bring. Ii
jas. what We have needed, quiet. do
Gle, iuOtltn>ivc race, willing 10 do what
they can do, a. we'll as they can do it..
not ashamed 10 work aud II t afraid to
work vino will ask of the government
under which they live, not that it shall
give them office, but that il shall give ihcm
protection, 50 that they may lead Il quiet
and pcaceablc lie after their notions OF
gudlln.-s and honesty: hcwcrS OF wood
who will be content to hcw wood. and
10 get their living by hewing wood, until
they rise lcgitimately to some higher and
l,rgcr service; drawers ot water who
will bc faithful and respectful i'll their
drawing of water, and who will not be
anxious 70 occupy themselves unduly in
the sphere of Statccratt, nor desire, too
eagerly, TO 20 to legislatures and To con-
gres>cS etore their time If indeed they
he thi, sort OF people, the answer TO our
question is Il simple one. What we
have 10 do with the coming Chinaman l.
t. give h;m chance with the rest of Us
All that hc asks for Is Reasonable
chance. Set him at work. Protect him
in his work. And see whether the quail
tiles OF this immigrant from the west are
not exactly what we need to con PIGMENT
the qualities of the transatlantic immi-
granl.-Ffom tie CoDtiny Chinamou, ond
'rjtat Si,tH re ID nth hdu, by Rec. Geo. b.
Btcon. IL Houfs at UuHc Jor Jotlu u-g.
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TWO -NOfHeFS H1d TrO B06IcS.

sat on Il beach in the gar zen to-day,
when Jrannic Grey came in, and Il ser
want brought her baby for her, to >ii
with me awhile. | told Bridget to
bring Us fruit and cream and biscuit, :
we sat together several hours, and talked
INST ~ we used 10 talk wien we were
schoolgirls The .ir-t Thing Jeannic
SAID was Your baby viii surely tax,
cold nothing on but his thin dress, amI
nothing on his head. Good Lord, nv
child would not live Il week, if exposed
;hat way. But what Il great white bu-
by yours Is, ail only one week Older
than minc. just see my delicate little
blossom"
Tncn she took off an em Iroide.ed cap
lined with silk, and at least forty or fifty
yards Of fine narrow ribbon made into
bows, ali round the face and neck then
she took off a merino cloak, heavily en-
broidered, and lined and quilted, and
under this was thin flannel blanket
bound with ribbon.
"AIercy. mercy :" l cried, ''you keep
tIc CLlIu wv "ui III Oh EIN"' NN"'
too warm. Ii will never get used to the
air. You keep it weak and make it
sickly."
"She takes after me, Kitty, and am
very delicate"
Such a miserable looking baby Jeau-
ME has. 81 thin and lank-no round
ness, AM such duh eye. Ny baby act
cd like little liser IL trying to grab at
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one Little EOy is Kissing.
One little boy j. missing

one little boy is missing
From the village green tonight.
One voice OF merry laughter.
One iootstcp quick and light.
Playmatcs are sadly turning
From their pleasant sports away
For darling boy is missing
Trey have no heart to play.
One little chair is empty
Ia Il cheerful cottage home.
A> round the table gather
The inmates one by one:
And parents humbly knccling
Before the throne OF grace.
Pause with Il Sobbing hcartachc.
Missing one upturnad face.
One bounding step is missing.
As up the chamber stair
The little ones are climbing.
After the cvenin" prayer:
And one small bed untumblcd.
With pillow soft and white.
For one dear child is missing
From the children band Tonight.
One voice has joined the choir
Ia the angel soug above:
OLc spirit bright and caItiiul
Sings of rcdccIniug love.
Look upward. tcaItI mpurucr,
And Nipe your tears away.
Though a little boy is missing
From your cottage home to-day.
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Next year there will be six eclipses-
four of the sun and two of the moon Oi
the two herein mentioned, the first will
be total eclipses Of the moon, Jan. 1G.
Il, which will be invisible in the Unit.
ed States, but partially visible at Green
wich, England. The second will be q
partial eclipse Of the sun, also here invis.
ible, and visible only to the regions with.
in 80 degrees of the south pole. 1t oc.
ours on January 81. The next eclipse,
visible IN this latitude. vii be partial one
Of the moon, Jan. 6, 1870.
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FrcdCriCA Mc Gieut 0ud Has
EGiitcP.

Fritz had NOW attaIHed eighteen years
Of az, and viii clmiua twenry-une
Fritz was vcry fond Of music, particulars
Iy Of his flute, upon which lie played cx-
quisltely, bclu-, however, careful never
to sound It's notes within hearing of his
tatLcr. y celebrated music master from
Drce,ien, by the name of Quantz, wa>
his teacher. lie came occasionally from
Dresden and spent week or two at
POtsdam, sctretely teaching the youug
prince. he mother OF Fritz was in
W arm sympathy with her son, and aided
him in all ways in her power in this
qualification. Still it was very hazard
Gus Measure. The fierce old king was
quite uncertain in his movements. lie
might at any hour appear at Potsdam,
and no one could tell to what lengths, in
case Of a discovery, he might 90 in the
intensity Of his rage Fritz had an init
mH'e 'ri.na in the army, a young man Of
about his own age, one Lieutenant Katie,
who, when Fritz was with his music
teacher, was stationed on the lookout,
that ne might give instant warning in
case there were any indications of the
kings approach. His mother ,!>J was
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Josh Killings Papers.
FEMALE REMARKS.

l i--'isN IL IAI-'i AIMS
: Dear Girls, are yu in Sarch ov a hu.
band
j This is a pumprr, ard yew are not re
qured tew say "IcS" out loud, but ar
eNPektcd tcw throw yure eyes down on
to the earth, ~ tho yew was looking TO
a pm, and reply tcw the interrosatar,
with a kind Of draulin sigh, OFT from tn
half shell.
Now tew press 50 tender theme IN
I'll 1t bekum> Il thorn in the flesh, we vii
presume tew avoid argumemt) that VI
are on the look out for something in tn
male line tew boy>t yu in the uphill o,
lite, and to keep his eyes on the britch
Ing when yu begin tew 20 down the 9th
er side ov the mountain. Let me giv,
yu sum small chunks ov advice how tew
spot yurc tuchcr husband.
|. The man who Is jelious ov every
little attcnshun which yu git from sun
other fellow yu will find, after yu ar,
married tn him, luvs himself more than
he duz yo, and what you mi>took tol
soliS>ilude, yu will discover, has changed
INTO Indifference. .icliousy isn't Il heart
di>eazc; II Is Il livar-complaint.
,. y musIa>h i not Indispensable
1t l. only Il little more hair, and IL Il GOOD
deal like moss and other cNcrcssences-
often duz the best on the silc that won't
raise cmnyting else. Don't tor@lt that
those things which yu admire i'll Il phcl
low before marriage, yu will probably
hav tew admire III Il husband after, and
muata>h will @it tcw be very weak diet
after Il lohg tine.
; 1t husbands could be took on tri-
al, ia IRISH cooks are, two-thri> uv them
would prohIby be returned: but there
don't seem To benny law tor this lharc-
fore, "lrl-. VA will see that after yu @lt q
man. yu have 9nt tew keep him even, il
yu Ioos on him. Consequently, ii yu
Iav cot emmy kohl vittlcs III tue nous,
ny On them. ou,c IN while, during
securing season. and if he ~wlller, them
well and >cz he viii take sum more, he l.
Il man, who, when blue Monday Gums.
wiIl wash well
i D1n't mary Il Phcilar vino IL al
"uZ Il telling how his mother does thing.
Il i a. hard few suit these men ~ it l.
tew we;'m yung one.
>. II young man kan beat yu play
ing on a piamncr. and Kant hear Il fish
Gorn play III the street without turning Il
back summcr-eit on account OF the mus
I'N that l. III h.n, l lay ri1P l"m: hrl
III GAt answer Jew tend Il babe, bat lc"
II h'm t" h"c'n2 "Hj the @ar.cn. yu
WIZ ma that va haN @"t tew do 1t your
>tH. y maA Whose Whole heii lies ~
ihu>I'N l;'ii iiot very h'iiy Al lIia'.) am
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mans HODc NcTc0Jfcr.

Ilark. how the birds do sing
Aud woods 90 ling.
All creation have their joy, and man hath
his;
Yet. ii We rightly measure.
Mans JOY and pleasure
Rather hereafter than i'll present is.
Not that he may not here
Taste OF the cheer:
But as birds drink. and straight lift up
their head.
SO must he sip. and tlinl,
OF better drink
He may attain to after he i dead.
-t;EoRGE HERBERT.
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Say, pa" said Freddie, ''can God do
anything - Yes dear" Can he
make Il two-year old colt in two minutes ?
''Why-IIe wouldn't want to do that,
Freddie but say pa, if lie did want
TO, could he do it ," "Yes certainly, y"
answered the father somewhat annoyed
at the chilTs pertjnacity. What, in
two minutes pa p ''Ies, in two min
utcs." "Well, then, the colt wouldn't
he two years old, would he ~
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jt iSHIH1.

VI all amu>cmvutS Tor the mind.
From logic down to fishing.
There isu't one that YOU can lin!
50 very cheap a. ''wishin~."
y very choice diversion 900.
1T we but rightly use il.
And not. IL We are apl to do.
PcrVcrt ii. and abuse i.
| wi>h,-a common wish, indeed
My purse was somewhat tattcr.
That might cheer lie child OF need.
And not my pride To tlaltcr:
That might make oppression reel.
~ only gold can make il.
And break the tyrauI', rod of steel.
A. only God can break it.
wi>h-that Sympathy and Love.
Aud every human passion.
That has it, origin above.
Would come and keep in fashion;
That Scorn. and JraIuUSy. and Hate.
Aud every base em,tiou.
We're buried fifty tLthom, deep
Bcucath Tie Wayc- ot ocean.
| wi>h-rhat friends were aIv ay> true.
And motives always pure:
l wish the good were not So few.
wish tn" bad Wcr. fewer;
wish that parsons nc'cr forget
10 heed their piouS teachings:
l wish that prac,Icing was not
so different from preaching.
| wi>h-thIt modest worth might be
Appraised with truth AMI candUr;
wish Iiat innorrHcc were free
From trcachrIy ami SANDER:
Iwi>h liI'.l mcu their vow, wo'dmimd ::
That women nc'cr were roycIs:
wish that wives were always Kind,
And husband, always lovers.
JOIN G.. SANE.
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t Cohlciicu t!lat The pure Durham COW
= were not 50 good mixers as some othe
{ bree Is. If he lived iii the west he woul,
, raise the DurhamS for beef lie though
+ the true theory was to raise the be>t
e kinds of all brced>-the Ayrshire anc
Devon for small pastures. and Dnrham.
where the farm is well adapted to rai,in.
large cattle
, j. l.. Foster was inclined to think that
. thoroughbred cattle were tender. Ii
was so with the fowl, and therefore hc
favored a cross.
William Higgins had sought, by read
me and inquiries, to find out the best
kind of cattle 10 raise lie was not sat
lsiIcd with the Durham, unless tor beef
The dairy business was important to
ermomtcr5. and he preferred the Ayrc-
shire, because they were good milkcr-.
and scarcely less valuable for beef than
the Durham. He had observed ihat the
breeders Of Durham cattle in Canada
were disposed to chan.e for the Ayrc-
shire. Why was this, as the object OF
ali WAS Ia make the most money 1t
WAS considered that the Aycr,hirc were
the best mixers i'll the country He hai
an -Ayreshire one and one-half years oll
last September, at which time it weighed
90 pounds.
y. Is. Carpenter thought that if the
farmer wished to give his attention to the
dairy business he could not depend upon
the looks or size of animals uitogcthrr.
The quality Of milk wa, the first thino
for con>dcration-and it wa- OF little
matter to the dairyman whether hi- cows
were large or small, or how they looked.
II they gavc good milk. Ii beet Was the
object then Il lar9c kind WIS drsirahlr
lirS experience with the Ayrshire was
satisfactory. especially in reference 10
beet and mix. - the conclusion in H.
mind wa-, When Il man found goud
mIlkcr he should keep ii, no matter OF
what br'c, it mi-It he. Mr.. Carpenter
in III -rc>>in-. aiiudcd l. . new kiul OF
"at, he raised the last ~ra~um-thc CtIi-
tornia oat, He raised the past ~ca>,n-
between - ami 80 bushels to tine acre.
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-fIHHSiHg [yuOr0I,Cc.

DEAR CALEpo>IAN What would
cur fourth OF July orator, ihink Of the
intelligence OF our people as illustrated
10y the following note received by one OF
the town supcrintendents of schools, in
northern Vermont:
Mr.. -- Please examine Miss ---
and if you find her conpt,m to teach
please give her a sertifcte it is Il small
school and small scholar, and | think she
is Comptcm TO teach.
Yours truly.
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IuE NENl.N WOSDEHS OLD AND NEW.
Tic ~-vcr wonders OF the world were
iI..i. ,.r E1Npiirn Pyramids the larg-
81 Of thr !, - = 69j feet square and
los feet hi.!r. ,ial its base covers IL IA
.trrcS OF ground. Second, the Mausole-
um. erected to MausoluS, king Caria
10y his widow, Artcmi-a il was 90 feet
Ion" and 50 feet high. Third, the lem
pie ot Drama at Epc-us this was 425
feet III length and 22O feet in breadth.
Fourth, the Walls and llangings Gar
'irnS OF Babylon these walls are stated
hv licrOdptuS to have been 81 feet thick,
800 tcct high. and 30 miles in length,
and the statement is deemed credible 10y
modern aniiquarilnS. Fifth, the ColOs-
>uS II Rhodes this was Il brazen statue
oi Apollo, lO5 feet in hight, standing at
the mouth OF the harbOr ut Rhodes.
sixth, the statue of Jupiter Olympus 1T
Athens, which WAS made of ivory and
cold. and was wonderful for its beauty
rather than for its size. Seventh, the
Pharos OF Ptolemy Philadelphus this
WAS a lighthouse 300 feet high, on the
island OF Phlru-, at Alexandria, in Eypt;
q fire OF wood being kept burning on its
summit during the night to guide ships
10 the harbor The seven wonders of
.hc world are :-The Art of Printing
Optical Instruments such as the telescope
and microscope: Gunpowder; the Steam
Engime; Lanor--avlng Machinery; the
Electric Telegraph aad the Photograph.
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IIthHtni
C0nlity'
Yours truly.

7TJTfWINI
Comag'
The Miss referred to above. though a
native of Vermont. and living all her
life within Il few miles of the Canada
line. WAS mt car,o;p what hourJeJ v,r-
mont ON the north. She bounded the
state on the south, first by New York
then thinking she might possibly be
wrong, changed 1t to Massachusetts and
Connecticut. As for the western boupJ-
arv Size was in douht When ,.k.l uh,.
AIontpcI-cr WAS called tbe canit,I Of The
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cidcd liking for the Ayrc>hircs l.
found that i'll Canada. two wears sine,
Farmers were turning of the Durham it
the Ayrshire. and because they wei
smaller The Ayre>hircs were exceller
a. milker~, and took on flesh readil,
Whatever variety farmer raised l.
should raise thoroughbrcd<. for nativ
stock could not tc depended ON, FOR W
cannot surely know what kind Of stoy
we are gct,iug.
F. X. Carpenter thought the question
wa, which Kind OF cattle WAS prelcrahl
for the farmers of Caledonia county
,Aldcrncy Was one of the best fer milk
Ihry came from a rr@ion Of cUuntr,
where the production of milk was Il spec
laliiyr.thcr than beef. y large portion O
our farmers aIc - situated that they kccl
exclusively cows, bat -houlI aim to pro.
dUcc Lcci IL well as butter and cheese
/ le raised the question whether farmer.
should raise Ayrc~hirc or Durham stock.
Il thought such cattle Il, would produce
tine greatest amount OF beet and butter
should "' selected TO breed from. He
knew ut Durham COWS, bred with refer
ence 10 'L,ir milking qualities, and tLey
were The best mixers he ever knew Of.
and admitted his preference for this cl;,-,
ot cattle.
+. l.. IIovcy was ready to concrdr
that the Durham cattle were nice. but
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VOLUME 33 NUMBER 1893

II. Jeanne was always one of those de
pendent, helpless kind of girls that men
seem to admire SO much. She told me
her ''baby had just been able to live and
that was all. Castor oil and mamma and
paragorir were such comforts t. mothers
They seem To fatten your child"
NO, indeed" | cried, "mine never
takes anything of the kind, nothing but
cold wafer, and natural food"
- Bless my heart. you were always
strong, inclined to be robust, l should
say but have hardly ever been able to
walk or even ride much have a very
fragile constitution"
l rev 50 muddlcd hearing her talk,
that felt half ashamed of my good
health but it passed off, and | was
thankful for not being 50 delicate, and
replied,
That Is very unfortunate now | ride
hols back every morning with Tom,
and never take cold. And baby never
has had the snutiles since nurse went
away, and | began TO bathe him in cold
water
"Cold water she calculated: ''well
it would kill my child. She can only be
>pomged with the greatest care, and then
we are afraid she will take cold :"
gave baby to Brilget, and took the
poor little tlim>y child in my arms 1t
felt Just like Il rag, and looked so old
and weakened, really wanted to put it
t. my breast, but remembering | could
not allow any one 10 nurse my baby, [
did not. Jcanuic WAS quite astonished
t, see how quiet her child lay in my
arms.
Il never saw anything like it She
trctS, and tret>, all the time with me.
You are just like a poultice to her"
| did not like to tie called poultce |
own, and when | afterwards repeated the
word to Tom, he SAID it was IA truth
poorly expressed" or something of the
sort, for was lust like great heap of
soothing syrup, and ought to be named
Iialm.''
Il wish you woull nurse baby" cried
Jeannic, ''and see how she would act ~
"Act." | never saw OF thought that
Il Child could be - greedy. | verify be-
lleve that they drug it 80 much that it is
kept half starved. and then the mother,
beinG OF Pharaoh's lean kind, Is not fit
to nurture a child. She made me think
ri skinned milk, and looked so blue and
.hiu->kinncd. that she worried me Oh
am sure people are very foolish to al
uIrc these dIc-away women. Somehow,
ricr : .iil her baby were gone. L
r!t :" I..,s-y that | had To 20 and take
mother coIi bath before | was right
I-au II .Noth1's JomwaL in Herald
,l WrifM
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I'D d sTROBRIDGE,
0. 3. CUTTING.

amily Dyes, Dye stuff,
. ...ry. Fancy Goo!-, Pock, t
l.s. ,locEs, .IcwelIy, &c.
nay 4. Hur-oll'- Sto:e. at
VERMONT.
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Uu3inros Car0s.

jgEE H. PECK, NJ. D.
II = l. g + q y .
.. -.r-.,a Tor is-cx {, unity.
VERMONT.
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\''L\I,
'I N-iLI"E At LAW,
Vermont.
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CIRCUIT.

~ " ESQ. W. CkHOON,
.'' ..''ruEs ~ CHANCERY
ID i..4 ir-. Lyndon, VI.
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... VERMONT.
-'' y. -. Clt.uls intrusted. july9
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s GALLAGHER.

..... u. \IEAl DRY GOODS,
...s.'- lIp...
-. .Iohn-huTy, VI.
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Z. kLACKsTONES

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