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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04

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slrt an;ufrrtissn, ME -a-- b.. 81 ~
0ifitcus 6arten, TcrrOtppes,
JDSrptppes, NmbrOtppes,
Starecfcppe, 4aifers 6arten.
9slonbsre 9lufmerfiamfsit Serpenbe i'd auf bic
porseaan 8ilesr, iptlhe In ercefr ShBubfit au-
asfertist unb an alarbeit unb prabt ppn ffintm
anberen lbertrcfsn perbtn.
apmmt unb beIebt bic prObfn.
l1nTere Aarten. 8iIbrr Iinb in ether Bsilr aus.
aefiibrt peIbe In bieIsm Sbeile bee Stadtes
nitbt erreidtt pirb. 8rillan3 unb Sftarb cit
fsnnaei6nsn lie aae als srfft alalIt glrbsit. Gin
8slu6 iibrrSsust Sebsrmanu. r.- ut. rs
Gin setreuss Bib sarantirt
ainbnn jsbsn aItsrs pirb bslSnbers glufmsrf-
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I6ru 10 unb 2 llbr senpniten tperten. -.
pbctpsraPbten, ...---
pom aleinifrn bis ;ur 9rbsnssrEee, esICrirt nit
Del, Valfrll, 9DnlIfr pbrr Snbien.garte, pom 9e-
ben pber pcn alien 8iloern eppirt.
9lle platten iperten aufaeboben unb fbnntn
baron jtbsraeit AbSiise eema6t psroeu. auftrGse
per pOi tperoen pInttlit eiTeftuirt. S5@ Das
geptnfbte Bib niub 9rnau belhrirben perben.
9lle pbOtOsrapbif&e Silber ptrben gessn ss-
rinse Sfolfen rplorirt.
ES Damen fpllten feline blakrutbe, bIaue
cher piIrpurne aleibsr traeea, ba iie i'd bed ABB
nsbmen. 9m Gmpfans, unb Aufi.ierSinlmsr 1T
Ifets cine Dame sur Silfeeiftune antptienb,
RzB SiIerr ppn arauffn unb 3optrn prrber
i'm Sauie eencmiiien. ai,
gln(idbtsn ppn @stduben pher anprrtn Sahen
psrbsn su ben biGisifra grsiirn uHpiirbr gut auf-
9enpmmen.
SOwpbI bel beIlsm tpis aud BET triibsm @st-
ter tperten Silber senpmmeu.
NIbums, Rdbmen unb Suaatn in grocer
auspabl unb billis. sg4. .ese 4
$40 iss 8, 81. Spen pbctUsrapbia.
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cher Glerf ~ erhaltsn. ex
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atpeiats In frtmbtn 9auern purbs i'd, aubsr htF
btuifhen 9pTacte, aud Der eneItiben, ipanil4en
urib itaIienilhen pollfpmmen funbig.
SteuG nHr 1oldt @'eIh6ftsleutf, bic ibrt tla-
trraebeusn nadb bertn eeiifune uno Nuhubrune
,u fd6sen pi6sn, psrbtn srfuGt tbre Gsrefit
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04
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Scranton un6 umeessnb fur eisls btteea riibni-
Iitbf bsfannteu beutibtn 9tisalRdftfn Hae germ
trb6tia, itee ndbere 9lusfuuft Su trtbeilfn. -
0erliderte perIpnsn baben ibre prGmitu an
ibn gu labIfn. Ms OebeIl,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
VOLUME 33 33-NUMBER 172I.

BOILED TRIBINE.-Nothing, it seems
to u, could he more consolatOry to MIR.
Greeley than to be assured, on quite
credible authority, that after his cdilo-
rlals in the Tribune have had all the
mental effect TO which their merits en-
title them, they are afterwards made thc
instrument Of working almost miracu-
lous curative results on the system of the
unwell Syrian. As proof, we have the
following, related by Rev. DIR. Jessup,
an esteemed missionary in that country,
who says: "a IIakeem. or native doe
tor, one day came to me and asked tjr :.
few old newspapers, 10 which appeal /
responded by the gilt o: Il tew wei,
worn copies Of the New York Tribune.
\ fortnight after, the grateful recipient
came back to III. in wonderful spirits,
and thanked me most heartily for the
git, inviting me TO 90 and eat grapes
and dg1 in his vineyard, -tyilg, L thank
you very mach for those old journals
There Is nothing ike them: they have
worked wonders for my patients = Wha
was my surprise. on entering the house
of the quack, to be invited 10 look in;u
an carthem jar, in which thee news.
papers had been soaked to Il pulp in
water and then in olive oil, quantities OF
which astounding mixture hid been
swallowed by tins fellows creduiou- pa
tlent- with such amazingly beneficial re-
suits, The old llahccm 4ravcly thought
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Chr 5:arm AMI OiarAen.
IiiifS To thc N0H0gCi'& al .fgticHi-
tH"0/ UHd HOrticHiffrI EJHj6i-
toms.

~ the season will soon be at hand
when the board OF managers of the Va
riou, agricultural and horticultural soci-
etics make up their schedules ut prcml-
ans for the autumn exhibitions. w sub
nit i few hints for their u>iicrutiou.
In the first place. Jho schedules ~houli
be prepared and published at ,.s curly a
day IL possible, that those who may
be ambitious enough to show somethiu,
really worthy Of cNbi'ion may have an
opportunity OF preparing it. When it l.
not known carly i'll the season Tor wh8,
articles premiums are TO be given, crow
crs become indifferent. and make no prep
aration for the event. and the tables set
aside for horticultural products especially
are covered with lot Of "catch
weights" ct which each visitor can ~sv. Il
have rs good or better than that at home,
and the exhibition loses It's interest in ::
great degree. 1t would be still better
were the schedule, prepared and issued Il
year in advance.
Secondly, every society should keep Il
iSNOIu IL VII 1Nhl ~ NC''l oi i!4t >I/'.
weight, and appearance Of all grains
fruits, and vegetables exhibited. the fin
est Of which should have the first Pre-
MUM but attcrward. no first premium
should be awarded, unle-S the article eN-
ceeded in quality that OF tie same sort
which had previously obtained first
prize. For instance, if John Doe this
year exhibits Il bushcl OF Dichl wheat
weighing slXty-tivc pounds, thea no first
premium should be awarded 10 any per
son,in any future year, for q bu-hcl of the
same variety, unless it should wcigh ,ix-
ty-siX pounds and that weight being al
tained, the next first premium should BE-
awarded,to q 1ushcl weighing siNty-scvcu
pounds, ard SO on. Again, if Richard
itoe exhibits six ScckeI pears wci-hinr
twenty-tour ounces, that should be ac-
ceptcd as the standard, and no first prize
atterward given unless that wci.ht is
surpassed. Ii celery is exhibited blancn-
ed thirty-two inches, and of Il certain
weight, that should he a standard. and
no first premlLm aitrrward AWARDED un-
less Il l. surpassed in both respects; and
;" 81 . I'll the products grown from the
so." i-c object of giving premiums be
Ing TO excite emulation, and to excite
cultivators 10 improve the qualities OF
grain, fruit, and vegetables, it Is very
short-sighIei to do away with wholesome
rivalry, by giving in one year premium
for wheat weighing sixty-four pounds TO
the bushel, and the next year giving il
for wheat weighing from four TO six
pounds !ess-the latter only having the
o, ,,.unily to take such a premium
perhaps, because the party who had pre-
viously shown it at sixty-four pounds
had retrained from exhibiting, although
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

Home fiom HI j'urney Farmer John
Arrived this morning, ssfe and sound
His bick cat of aud hi old clothes IN,
Now I'm mysclfr' snys Farmer John;
AID he Think, IN l ok around"
Up lcap= the dog 'uet down. yoI pupil
Are You lad you would eat me up :"
I Ee old COW lows at thn = .:e, t. greet him
The horse prick up thci ,ar., to meet him:
'W'll, wei, old Bay!
ia, ht- old Gay!
DO you get good feed when | am aways
"Icu haven't rib" s.ys Farmer john;
"lhe cattl; are looking round AID sleek;
The 1t il going to be It roam,
And beauty too how h. hrs grown.
W,l we,u the calf next week"
say Farmer John, when I've been of,
10 call you again about the trough,
And " tch you and pet you, while you drink,
l. greater co,nfo.t ttan you can think :"
And he Ia's old Bay,
Aud slaps old Gray;-
'Ah, ;h- it tine cOmfyrt OF going away.
For, after all" -ays IaTmcr John,
''Ihc best Of the journey Is getting home!
I've en grr.t sight, but would give
1h- rpoi, and the Peaceful If l live,
For al! their Psri- and Romes
These iills 70. tn city. s,ifed air
And big hotels all husle and glare,
Land all houses, and road- al stones
That deaf. and bait ycur boness
Wcuii YOU, old Eays
would YOU, old Cray
ig;.t's what on, gets b. goi. gawgv.
"Ihcre Money is king" says Farmer John;
AMI Fa-hion l. queen and ITS mighty quce
10 SO hon Sometimes. whil" the
l. Kin, a'.G scrapin-; all n can,
III VIII, tpen.e every y,a-
..u,;., yoa w"u think, for scoIc Of wive-,
To e. - ;h.m IN Iuxury ali their live!
1h- town i pc. cc, BJL,lon
To .. qui, cA,p," -ays ..r1ne- John.
You see, oIt Bay
You e., cid Gray
I'm wise than ,,hcu / w.ut away.
I've found cut this" says Farmer John
That happ,ncs- Is no; bough: and sold,
hEd c.utchei in l life # waste and hurry,
In tie u.-ht- OF pleasure and days of worry
And wcrlth isnr rl. in gid,
Mort use AID locks AID ten pr cent,
Iu; il staple aay- AID SWEET coat nj.
Few vaui-, pure hopcs and noble ends
some land t, till, and a trw cd friends,
Like ysa, i. Hay,
And y.u. oid Gray!
TAa,'- whu. I've leaned hy goiug i way"
And a happy man l. Farmer John,-
g., rich and happy man i he.
IL =,cs TIE pea aud pumpkins growing,
he cor. .H its-yl. Ia u .Na,at blowing,
Aat nut or. VIC !. q II.
hr lar. k.ud oxen look I'll ir thanks
= l., i. tlr.r forehead. al okcs their ank-
In. cove ii 1t r,lrd I'm. an tut and COO;
SAY F,i..,r .'onn, -, a, .l.e y,u toe,
AaG !9u, IL Ey.
Aut you. Old CLAY,
NIX tim" ! ua,,l SO f.-A A"av."
.- - Ir.,o.I,. .n l-'.r foLts .-m- int
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

The readiness with which American
girls accept the attention of comparative
strangers is forever Il matter of astOnish-
ment to foreigners. 1t would be as much
Il matter Of aston;shment to ourselves il
we once stopped to think about it. \
gentleman is casually introduced, IA live
ly conversation follows, calls are made
next day for Il week TO come, rides, fir
tationS, and love-making entered upon,
and OlteutImeS, after no more than Il
| iortnight'- acquaintance, confidence given
that not less than half Il years acquaint-
aucc should warrant.
\ case OF this sort Of eager intimacy
occurred in Il pretty inland town not more
than three hundred miles from New
FORK, which resulted most di~astrou>lv.
y youn" man stopping temporarily il
town saw and tancicd Il young lady up
on the street, a-certaiEci her name, etc.
forged a letter of intr .ucliOn, presented
| it, with himself. AN MAS most cordially
received by i; yonnL lady and her par
cnt-. W.N~. rides and excursions en-
sued, ami i'll lr-- Ihlu IA month IL. two
were naslicd. Almost Immediately. the
true character OF the handsome. agreca-
bic and inirIli".ut Young man cam to
IF.,.t. lie wa- a T., cue. a gambler. and
had :, wife in Il distant state. He was
arrested, tried for bgamy, and sentenced
To- Auburn State Prison for the term OF
five years. The girl died Of broken
heart. and her mother. overwhelmed
with 9ricf, soon followed her to the
1ravr
hate di-tru,t and suspicion. and
should he last TO engendrr such "a fceiin.
IN anybov toward mankind. Hut also
bate to see girIs die broken heated. u
th.ir iyy> hil-Ied hy the Iaca,ity ct >our
u..rIi,->. unirucipigi villain. when al,
the eyi. might have been ayertcl bv mere
wcm;,nly. sensible prudence. \ man
whether honorable or dl>hunorablc. nd
lnirr- Il 4irI all ihc more for the exercise
Il discretion AMI care in regard TO her
'.~>ociaiinn-. is an established fact that
a man may S,tui Iu hc all that Is worthy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

ed further, | used the knowledge that |
gained from him to touch your heart to
set he free-oniy, | swear, for that ,
But VIXEN you told me who you were,
and first saw the opening OF another
lie before me-thcn-ihen-. ., sir, il
| was hungry, homeless, ard reckless
when | would have robbed you of your
gold, | was heart-sick, helpless and des-
pcrate when | would have robbed You OF
your love
The Old man stirred not. From his
luxurious couch the rcwiy found prodi-
gal snorcd peacefully.
i had $50 father / could claim.
never knew home bat tins. was
tempted. have been happy-vcry hap
py.'
He rose and stood before the old man.
Do not fear that | shall come between
your son and his inheritance. To-day
leave this place, never 10 return. The
world Is lrrgr, >ir, and, thank, to your
kindness, | now see The way 10y which
au honest livelihood i gained Good
by. You will lot take my hand We'll,
well. Good 10y.
reached the door lie >uIiculy catne back.
amd, rai-iu1 with both hands the grizzlcd
head, he kissed it once an'I twice
Char ir>'
There va, 10 reply.
'CHar-ic-.
..
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with white clay and French chalk, with
out danger. except so far as they inter
tere with the healthy action of the skin,
and very cheap and inexpensive prepara-
tions.
There is no need of further explana-
ton or application Of the statements OF
Prot. Chandler; they are plain, author
itative and conclusive, and no one who
seeks beauty Of person, and health,
without which all beauty is mockery,
needs further warning not TO tamper
with these poisonous and fatally dan
gerous specifics, by the use Of which not
only is health sacrificed, but life imper-
illed.=SnLtnAEeM RenALAcaM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

To DAVE EIILs Gut old uew~p,-
pcrs in >trip-, an !ucA or an inci aud {.
hall wide. nearly tie Whole l.n.,h of tia,
sheet leaving only ahou, ;yo inches un-
cut at tie =. Take a smooth round
stick, about ;wo tgct lon-. and layiu-
three OF four Of thc-" cut papers to4cjA-
cr, wind the uncut part about the stick.
lie the paper on with {. -;rpn- t~juc
very tightly. - that Ii will not slip
leaving tn long ribbons oil paper hang
iug loose. and you have most ctirctu;'
HJ br,sh Keep one always on hand lY'
ihc Kitchen. AMI iMo To-. rh- pur,or au,.
diuin.-roum. II the hic- have secured
an entrance during the di~hiug OF diuncr
when it l. served, spread q large piece o.
netting over the table to protcc' til, food
from du>t-or the flies You may brush
down. Open the door. lc; two persons
take a fly brush. and standing opp.-i;.
the door. swingi = iue brush ia conc ii.
through t. room swiftly coward ...y
door. and it viii Gt amg>.u. and aratiy
in- to observe how hastily the iuruic.>
will yaca'e The premises One ur Nv.
wciI-uircctoG cjr.r.rs viii leave sou fire,
to shu; the ne, door and pa"tahe OF yo.l
dinner unmolc-;ci-.N.s. H. u B.,-.-
~. m Ct,ysfau. Thj,u.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

nAlII ROSE PorNVoES.-On June
2itn, one ot the mcmhcr~ OF the editorial
~Iatt ul lie il,artn and iiome had upon
hl- table al dinner, Eariy Rose potatoes
OF the crop OF 1869, aud some OF the
same variety OF the crop OF 1870. l."
the opinion OF the quite large COM
pany present. those that attained their
growth twelve months before were bet
ter than several other varieties OF fail
rlpcnIng potatoes winch had been III use
IN the family tor several weeks previous.
As some persons have disputed the
keepine quallries OF the Early Rose, this
statement Is made in justice to the vari-
lt,, I'D not because we have any to
sell Or shall have future occasion to buy.
They were raised on sandy soil and
were kept IN dry cellar.
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Probably these lndi>pu,ablc and con-
vlnclng facts Will not prevent or dimin-
i>h prFccptlbly the Use OF these fatal and
Pern.cl"uN poisonS, but their patrons and
dupts will nave no reason to complain
nor ask tor sympathy If, bv-and by, they
nave neither hair OH their heads nor
money IN their pockets.
Oi lotions or washes for the complex
ION, Prot. Chandler examined SIX OF the
comnUnc~t, to be found in every drug
store, and pronounces all, with the cX-
cepuon o. ''I'crry moth and irecklc To-
tlon. entirely tree from lead or other
injurious mcta. Pcrry's lotion, now
ever, makes up for the exemption OF the
others. a. II 'nIalns mercury, corrosive
suhilmate, sulphatc OF zinc, lead and
bISmuth. Seven cramcis for the skin
were tested. all OF winch contain either
carbonate OF lime, oxide OF zinc, or car
Donate OF lead suspended in water
"!lagan's Magnolia Balm" for which
exc pn4rcssman Demas Barnes is re-
>pon>ible, has 1851 grains OF oxide of
--'t'S 80 N'a'N'i III ttstIl ltllt Ia
Ions ''Nnow-white enamel" I46.2S
grains OF lead, and his ''Snow-while
Oriental cream" 19O.99 Of the same
metal. Mile Jouvin's "Eugcnic's ia
vorlte' owes efficacy to HOSP grains OF
carbonate OF lead, suspended III each
fluid ounce. The ling and zinc COM
pounds Prot. Chandler pronounces .'com-
paIatlvely harmless, or harmless As any
other white dir:, when plastered over
the skin to close the pores and prevent
It's healthy action" while on the other
hand, ''ihe enamels composed Of carbon
ate OF lead are highly dangerous, and
their use Is very certain to produce dis
aslrous results to those who patroni ze
them" The white powders for the skin,
ot winch quite number were examined,
are slmpie mixtures OF carbonate OF lime,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
iaaaiNGTON. SONS & CO..

OH SO ROOMS.
.At it-'crH Avenue. st. Johnsbury,
'--ortul,l; Of PIA>os, CABINET
and DISTRACTION Book, and
-. E.i rirAL MLECHAABIsE L and FISE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

Hi\I>. TABLETS, HEAD
.I-.. ' NpLLII<I%tt.
tr N .Ts, Car i'm and Lettering
- Il Doc done IN Borton.
-. .IuHNsEUEY, VT.
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U. i. GiITIINC

..-......., family Dyes, Dye stuff,
SET i5r,ry, Fancy Good, Pocke
" .". % r'i,l,z. Clocks, J,welry, DC.
'.. 4' uiy . EusselI'- store. -5lJ
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I FU>H HiOH0bie ~ dtcTing PIace. -

These celebrated springs are near
tie delta ot Church Run, and are much
rcscrtcd to 10y those who cannot afford
wells, and aquatic fowl from ncishbor-
ny duckcricS. The water Is quite As
nasty a, that OF Saratoga or White Sui
f.hur Springs. Il is very strongly I'M
prcgnatcd with that valuable mineral.
'tln, and several five cent pieces have
been dipped up, supposed to have come
from the pockets OF a peddler who wis
drowned in the largest OF these spring,
some years since. 1t also cures dropsy,
coruS, worms, wil!iamouSness, acidity of
the tongue, constipation of the car, weak
ness Of every description (whethcr for
Gin, billiards or hOr,c-racing), and liver
complaint. No one living who has tried
these waters ever complained of his liver
again. In fact, il taken in a proper
manner, with force pump and hose, it is
advisable in every complaint that atilicts
humanity or huwomanly. Taken as 4
cathartIc three or four times minute,
and Il quart 10 Il drink, it not only re-
moves all impurities from the elemental
ry Dutch Gap Canal, but builds up and
strengthens the principal source OF vital
ity, aud smOuihes, as it were his path
way to the tomb.
The following analysis of these springs
was made by Professor Rootentoot Of
Pilhoie University, man whose cxpe-
riencc us an oil smeller and reputation
in tins kind of biz are sufficient guar
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

.tNETT y BRIGHAM ,

.. T. GOODS. GROCERIES, FLOUR.
.... .. = i H.. EtIIr&S. ,-c.
-.. r.,I.-GI EN. NEEMuNI.
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.t..E. O. MOODRuFE.

.-.. ...A-~ Atu COPPER WARES,
e.. H,ii1a Ware, laul,c, No
3 = ,... &. ,luLusbUry. VI.
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WOOD WOOD '

~ viii deliver it-IIch SLAB WOOD
a.. t-.d. He Will also do jobLiEg
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:;uaiuc92 CdrDs.
.r;vFll q MERRILL

.... 49, A>1 - REGIONS,
Vermont.
....s. Eu-A7ra'- Dug sore.
%. ". .RElt.,- N. g..
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FALL ( FLETCHER,

.Tn>tLIIIIIN~i EANCECu
.. N.I.t. r. store. -. .tcuu-hury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

hnlltS ol us COTEccIlleSS
choloride Of .oap 6pH
CholOlidr OF BcEZinc DO
IOddc Of frogspttle 100
Bicarbouatc Of Buc-Mud SEQ
tuolide OF Muscovy Duck 500
Bioorate of Old -toga- 2s21
Bumde of radpol. 500
organic matter trace
Inorganic matter none
1t will thus he seen that besides afford
Ing Il fine place for drowning cats and
dl>poein. of extra coach dogs, these wa
lers possess powerful chair restorative
properties" and will hair over skating
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Ih)u-how muh-hust sa-haye
And thou-how ah-ha-lonc,
IN my hand no price bring
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