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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01
VOLUME 33 -NUMBER HOS.

Mr.. l.. I. Tucker of South Rovalton for
a copy of the charter, by laws and otli-
GERS. and you can then better Judge if
the Co. can succeed.
None viii question but the board of
directors are competent to purchase any
amount OF real estate III Vermont, and
make mixed farming pay something while
II would be a safe investment. That h,
in@ true, then comes another proper
question, viz: can that board of dircc
tors place on that farm a stock of horse.
that will pay tor raising? We answer
emphatlcalIy, yes, and pay Il large profit
besides. If we raise superior stock tie
people will know it, for the cntcrpri~.
will he 50 thoroughly advertised Then
the animals Will >,Il themselves. Such
stations Il, will he kept on the farm vii!
draw custom from all part, OF the coun-
try. Already the secretary has numer-
Gus applications for stallion service for
the coming season from gentlemen llvin.
outside the state, who own ana wish to
breed favorite mares. Again we say, an
Investment in the capital stock, Is Il 1oud
one. livery tax payer in Vermont should
realize that to double the value of our
horses, is to add LARGELY to our rcvcnu,
That this can be done and will be il the
Co. succeed in raising the necessary cap
ital to start the enterprise in Il proper
way, Is firmly believed. Think for u
moment that the horse Is the worst bred
animal IN our whole country, bred with
less care. We know but little what can
be done to perfect the horse in brrcdiug
until we try. When we breed for per
lection from generation 10 generation. |
always selecting the best specimens nt |
the race, lor breeders. We NAV hope t. |
sec our horses as perfect in their diff
en-; breeds as our cattle and sheep Sa,
an eminent breeder, we may make our
model OF animals as perfect as the ima@-
Inatlon can conceive and then breed in !
diligently to attain ii, and nature Will! !
not only answer our highest expectations
but SurPa>S IN perfection anything thai
We can conceive. Farmers and capital |
IS OF Vt. take hold OF thu cutcrpr..,
mi help place our state ut the head o.
al hor-e-Scctions of oar country, where
he properly belomgS. j. b. Na1I.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

Yesterday morning one John McCabc
vaIIan'iy drew forth revolver and shot
one man III the thigh, second man in
the breast and third in the hand-not
Il bad days work. One mi-Lt almost
suppose hat Mr.. MoCabc was an editor
OF newspaper, or at the very best a
gentleman against whom an article had
been wrtlen-but it is not 80. lie -
simply a Fourth Ward ruiiian," and
consequently man with powerful friends
at court. Why not let him 20 back TO
hl> innocent amu~cmentS at once Moth
In@ will be done with him, and it would
be quite as well TO dispense with the
mockcry Of a trial. 1t would only put
the gentleman TO Inconvenience. \.
Times,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01
z. DARLINGTON, SONS & CO.,

'..,'. and Eastern Ayrnur.St. .IohnshIrv.
! .,-' s--ortm. n Of lIAN''s, CAHiNf1
.'- " r.,. aud iN-TE' ,II"N 30 K. HnG
-.aa- of NU~I.NL NEHCHANpI-EaHd FINl
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nest, and that we are resolved, whatever
may be threatened or done, to preserve
our common schools intact. and the Bi-
bic with them. Our only motto now
must be. No sMrrcmIer w Y Ilnes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01
\ BrattIeboro letter-writer says that

\ Brattleboro letter-writer says that
as one result OF the recent female suffrage
convention i'll that place, a small boy
was found in tears and trouble. ''WharS
the matter ," asked a sympathizing and
curious passer-by. Rubbing his eyes
vigorously with both fists, after the man
ner Of small boys, he blubbered out
''My mothers gone to the woman, town
meeting, and didn't leave out nothing to
eat."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

\ drove ofiS5 turkey- passed through
Baltimore On Tuesday. They trudgeu it
all tie way from the State OF OHIO. and
are intended lor the tobacco plantations
Of Connecticut. The turkeys Travelled
much faster than either swine or horned
cattle, making twenty-five miles day
with ease, alter stopping several tunes
for feed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01
NlHD 3 SIRORRIDGE.

.u>r NI\T~. TABLETS, HEAD
MI. I\DGETi\I\G,
t.,G u.I. Wors. carving and Lettering
y,u p, d.uy Il E'-ton.
81. .l"H>~EUEl. Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.

a..' Of tAi- NOTICE, I'll demands for or
H"l- ta viii IL; Gee aIo cd t. exceed
..'s ms - nding. It l. dci:cd that thozc
3D. ' ror i- 'wiu@, vii take. no ofensc AT the
iu". VI. q. IlDUGHTON. VI. ID.
.'..saLr!, VI, oct -, 1869. ssh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

23ualiIess Car0s.
Jew SIT & BRIGHAM
JOHNSBURY. Vt.

% ! !: - !. y :. OI L.
p. -.. = r.c tl"Ju the uil's 1t thr south
- ! r.t. 10. u.-- .ul a.. iiucri,.- il r.. ny J.
.. '....'rij t,.r,h '..d.-, cun i=tin., of
B . a Hul-r lrAily G."cc -. which er of
.! B.. .r ta-. .u Ha.lraad stree. -
r..t t,v.r o. . t,.m-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

l..
midah'e conspiracy has been laid a@ainS
our common schools, it iS probable thl
there would not he 50 much apathy a
now seems to exist on the srhicCt. Scv
cral ministers have cndcavorcl to rouS
the public to due sense of the crisis
Rev. 6. II. llcpworih. DR. X W. Clark
and Rev. Mr.. Steele among others-bnt
on the other hand. some preachers equal
" influential have not hc~itated 70 avov
their willingness To see first. the liil Il
i"ld under ln intcrlict, and then 10 as
sent II the total destruction Of the com
. mon school system. Their idea i tha
these concessions are due 20 the Roman
Cathui on the ground of '.tnlcranro
They have never asked what is due tc
Protestant parents and children. nor
hav" thcv cOn~il 'rrt the fact that tn, cry
Tor the suppression Of she Bible and the
dispersion OF the school funds does not
proceed from the bulk of the Ca'hnii,
laitv. who are %lad to send their children
to our schools. but from the priests, who
see that their power declines under the
Influence of 4 sound and liberal education.
The foreign born Catholics who cone
t" tins country send their children to ON
common schools without fear or hrSita-
ton. The priests have, indeed, strivcn
10 fill their mind- with prciudicnS on th-
subject, and have even warned them "i
the danger they run in exposing their
children 70 contact with ''hrreiirS. ."
But what poor hard-workinG Catholic Is,
there who l. not thankful for the inStruc-
ton our schools have afforded 10 his or
her children How many men are there
among Us who owe all thnir success in
life 10 thee admirable Instructions. open
a. they are t" people of all crcc.lS and
nations We have provided places of
instruction i"" all c"m"r>. a~AinG no
questions about religion or race. and
making II" distinctions of persons. Some
Of those vino come Immediately ASSERT
tn" RIGHT to reverse every feature Of rhi-
policy. AMI to impose their own theories
upon ~. They say, in the first place.
we will not allow You 20 read the Bible,
In ;he nest, W. will break up thc-r
schools ot yours. and -. mp others whrr,
We can narrow the bass q. cduratiou.
aud insist on conformity with the doc
triH'- of a Ptrt.rHlar creed"
ID we .vcr--;a;e fhc demands Of H.
Roman Catholics! lfanyho,lv euppn,,-
-, let him listen t. the expressions ni
opinion in the Catholic Journals Tho
TahIct. paper OF authority anon Cath
r'ir- aid only las: SlfIrI.y ia rpr .r-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

Out oi Employment is too often fol-
lowed by want or crime. Beware, there
fore, 81 lilcnc>S, aud lualing at St"rr-,
iavcrn~. post-oiiicc>. snocmakers' shops.
etc. Better be at home, or at your
boarding place. reading useful books,
thus preparing for active service in the
Farmers club meetings, the debating So
ciety, on the farm, or some other voca-
tion.-BOSt0A CuLttrdtor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

d. hl'. lu
.~. r"r'Li.lFS. FLOI l.. NANkFE
80 90 LIS nd EEFEE>uMENI~
JtalN-I' t:l, NEENuN1
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ROSS & SMITH.
John y PICK Nj n

a- AE.r ~ffIl. LIONS II tIIA\CII:l-.
.... '..s. opposite -. Ionn-lmy Hou-c
" T.. SMITH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

,..!.i. N Gr\LiAL pI.l GOODS.
.i"UN~",'~ NLr,K.
.... .'-, =. .Iyhnshury. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

- 100 .l.'u"rr I'D U,ai,r t.
'-- Ii 90 T. : : u 1t l. T. + X =
i. '... b. ..- rect, -. .jph;.-ia.ry. ".
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y ilFE INSURANCE C0MPANY.

'Ius'Irr.rur %;
L\.l' .l.N Nli'i.rHE~. DISK. Sci
....i'i". k- \I..I-., -. Johns u". ~.
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60 q. { GEO. ". CAHOON,
E.H. s.,,I,Ir"I~ ~ 'HN>CERl,
-'r- ,ud i..ul ic-. Lvudon, VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

The following Is the pathetic note left
by benjamin y. smith, who committed
suicide at the -. jam hotel in Boston,
Friday evening: ''iIumeIc--, wifclc-s,
chidIc$S. pennies, hopeless, right arm
nearly useless. almost tricudlc-~. | close
my career on earth. Some kind hand
will place me quietly at rest at Mount
Auburn, | feel that my mission i ended
and that the Almighty will pardon me
tor thus early laying of the great burden
Of my life"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01
rJiMAM D. MCMILLAN,

'\ti- ..Ur-. .r.t.
.......'. ... Special Agent, II. ..nnu-husy, ~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

i. c. NEWELL, M. D.,
q : y y :, 90 l. . q.
.F ... NTf.NoSI.
.- .-, .rp,.. opr"-itr tie church. tap.,'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

BONE FELoN.-Ot all painful things.
can there be any 50 cNcruciatiu.lv pain
tUl a. bone iclon. W, know Of none
that the flesh is heir to, and, as the NAL
ady /, quite frequent and the Subject of
much earnest consideration, we give the
latest receipt for lis cure, which Is given
by that HIGH authority the London Ian
Get: ''-AS soon as the disease Is felt, put
directly over the spot iiy blister, about
the size Of your thumb nail, and let it
remain ON for sin hours, at the cNpira-
Ilon Of which timo, directly under the
surface Of the blister may be seen the fel-
Oh, which ctn he Instantly taken out
with the point OF = needle ol a lancet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

JOHN BACON Cd

iELENL i\~i RANCE A.I\tI-
i.ri g. ia. cher ~'urr II. .i,h- -A..rv.
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GALL & FIETCHEH,

.. CLOAK ANI pl:i~- NikI\ o..
'...4.u-. g.. .:. -t.ect 3 !. .'uhu-Iur,.
.....r. EMMA y. HNN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

rs LI.Hi-, IA Iltih a>p Dii.
-r. '.lt-.li.. q. ,tIc. VI.
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8. GAGI, Artist,

~ D.,N GOODS, ". / GOODS. FLOJ =.
H Il 70 I;N!~Ui\G Guus~. IT..
va. ~I>I '5I 81. IuHN-it H. Hrl-I.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01

VI. J. I. TthNIN0,
70 = = 4.
--. and LI-r ru Avenue, II. Jolnshury
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Ser
OcbcimnibbOlle 'Ycolar,
cher:
Die G6fbtrr Ses S6iftbridJigrn,
StCman aus bsm jiinsRcn amrriianii&en arisss
prn q. Qepntare.
(Nprtiebuna.l

C6rrtlsBung)
GliIe banS Out unO Sbairi I'M unc
eins. gls ie wiebsr fam, bate Srau
SSnig bas nptbp,nOiaits Gepdf in sinsn
NanteIfad sspoft unp pa bic 0aI6frau
einsspillist bate, 5auS Su baIten, 10
purOs bic abreiIe nod auf renieItsn Gteno
fsfssisbt. Der Bug 9ins um 10 ubr
unp ba bic Decentralization an ibrsm
Saufe UCrbsilisf 70 srrei6ten bic Damen
ben 8atnbOf CUR re6teu 3eit unp Utns
Wlbe. Sis l6fsn ibr Billet unS rauifs
ten in bic ountle Nadt btnaus, nm nrhs
mails ben gsrrub 3ur Serwirfli6un9 isbn'
ia6tissr Scfnunssu gu MAIDEN. Die
Duntsibett Der Na6t Serbinrerte ierpsre
3erlireuuns pur6 paS auss unb 70 fam
es, baB feline ron BEN Damen ge1hlaIen
bate, ais man NIT 5aseSeraueu 9lepe,
LAMB srrei6r. Sic natmsn Elm SUtel in
Der Ndbe pes SabnbOfes unb erwarteten
nit unsspuIp bic @r6fuuus her 9cf.
Guplih fam bic Stunee unp ans Damen.
fenasr trstsnp, fragte @lrs. S6nis mad
Dem Namsn Srs Serrn, wsl&er bic SUr
1000 babe.
Der Glsrt sius, um fi6 tu srtunbisen,
tetrte absr nit Der @sildns Surid, bab
per Mtstbrr leinen Namen gar ntht an'
sessben babe, ionosrn feline Sriefs untsI
Der SCrnummsr smpfanee.
Damtt mar otsIs Susus abeei6nittsn
atsr Mrs. aSnis lisB fi6 nitt entmutbt
gen. 3usr1 wanbsrte Fs nit @Iilsn eurd
pas ppRsebduos, bis iie bic Scr Numms
1000 ssfunOsn bate. Dtsislbs mar lesr
elm, umRanO, welasr bic Ssrmui9unt
rsatfsrtists, pab rsr Sdrsitsr bss anonp
men Srisfss tsin GROCER GOrrsipOnrsn
unb fOisli6 Isidt trt gntssssnnaRms tt
ntr 9lntpUrt ;u fanssn fri.
5rau 86nis psrliee rsebalb has golt
: aebdupt unb fauite SGrsibmatsriaIisr
I, Sm 5utsI ansetcmmsn. rictirte Fs Gltis
n iclesupsn Srisf in bic 5sbr:
GIsseIanp, 9lpril -'63.
il Dor 1000.
is Iein Serr!
Da i'd uiAt pu6ts, OF Sbr Brief nit
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NOSmiTfs llnterricbt.

llntsrssi6nstsr smpfsblt T6 in isinsn frtitn
Smneen uutsrriht fur 5lautp unb iammtlibs
9ls9iufrumsnts su srtbsiIsn. 9ldberss iu sr:.
frassn in Der @Obnuus RON Daniel SsinL auT
rrr flriufu 6lat.
7ap Charles 5I6erter.
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ScicbGfts=2ln;ci9e.

Snscm bic llutrr,cidnstrn tas iribsr Spn
sod II. Gaauway aefiibrte WTbrIgei6dft in btr
Wsnu glrrnue, rterbalb MuIberry StroBe, tdut'
lid iibernpmmtn babeu, eebm Ie bic SerT6er'
una, pn6 iie ale in cds DIpbelgelbatt elnlbla'
acncrr 9Irtifrl lfetS auf SOrratb baltsn nno ju
Srn niecrignsn Yrrilrn pertauter.
EaS 9luf gei6eubesGusnihr rire bslenSrrr
Radidt eenpmmen unp aleS eaiu 9spprISs
prompt brIprgt.
2Sp3m S6Sufelb u. Sdusmann.
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yScteGr SfOrC.

llnter,ei6neter bat in Der AlSsr Strabr, Spis
Ibsn @spar unS pittstOn @prnue, in Isinsm
SauIs Gin
@rpeerie- unb prUsiitpus- 9sf8att
srSTust unb label Grsunts uub Sefauntr 5u jabl'
rrtbem 8rIude frrunelihif siu. CT pirp ib be-
lfrrbeu, nur CUTE @aarsn ju baItfn unb 3u ben
biaisltsn prsiisH prrfaufen.
14ap70 Satrb Sn9el'
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90 eucS
gIySGOcls o. eScDGft.

llntCrseibnstsr mad,t bifrntit tetannt- zap CT
Iein WSbslgshGft in lcinem neurn 9au'e
III brr Geear Strait
srSifnst batt unp lel3 cinru Borratb Der tritrr
WSbrlu III rem biti0frn Yrsiirn baltr. Hspa'
ratursn rSnter frCmpt unc CUR 3ufreesnpstt be-
Icrat.
8earabniTcn rente i'd mrinc lpeSielle Auf-
mertlamtcitau uuO ilbsrurDmc ale ramtt Srr-
bunCenrn Rstenarbcitsu. @briit. Stprr.
Scrantcr, 9. Ie; 1S69-ba
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sga1a Ndm6cr.

Der lluter,eiduste, psIbrr burG iabrtIansen
9etrtsb Isiurs @sI6Gftss l& ale SCrtbetlt i'm
Ginfaufppn Sabnd aneerisuct bal, empfsblt bier
nit ethem prrsbrtsn publitum letnsn Vorratp
ppn Rau6., Sbuupfs uno Sautabad, 9t9drren,
pfsifen, GisareniptBsu, ippts alls In eaS Gadp
eini6laesnoe grtitel. -. .,-t.--
6aspar 8paIh, GsSarifraefs nsbtn esm
SranElin Sptel. Z5eS
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Versicherung,
iSpeDitiCn-unO-8ecb1el.

". Stepart ppttsr CRa6fclssr SUn q.
.. s7galtrr) in Nssrt fir bic ,,SCme 9srliter.
SSss es III attT.1 p,rt %Ns H. Sssmms s SG%hT
Dantpfer. eipisu. paIaeriheiut auf Dampf-
Xue SeaeIiaiIrn na6 uub SOn Samburs, Sre>
men unb aae aubrrtn Safsn reretn Ssrtauft.
gRsdlel prrpsn mad allen 5bsiltn ees dltrn ga-
SIaupsS ,u stn nisrrisifsn 8atsn ausssfslt.
Sffee, 205 2adnpauna Assnue (3eicltTs
9IOd), 3inimsr Rs. 1, sbtnauf. 16e9
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OSGlfcrs ySe.etp eaeac

SD sntsrsi6nsttr smpfebIs ntine nsls 2sn'
pnaSs ZEN 8iirstrn ppn Serantpn. Sa i~ tag.
Iid 8tpeiIe In msine Sdnbe bstGmme, Dap eIh
orcssr ShwiubsI nit benz Seu setrlepst wiro'
pslhss uidbt bier erpo9sn ppresn ~ uno man
der Waun an tinrr stnr9fn Saean9 nm pi;- aMo
Str, fcin Sru ~ taufeu, auesr es II bier ssprssn
pprten. 8Gbsrs ausIunft bel 49,
10ir66 Sbrtttan Soltsr.
psun 1--WE, nabt @iiulier's WObtlfprt
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Soiepb Secfer,
~ IS bel b d II b Ter ,

friibsr pom pOrt 9erpis,
matt bisrmt Isinsu 8rrunben unb benz erut-
Iben Vutlfum pom Scranton une Spee part ee'
fanut rae sr in Merrifslo's Slod, Dlainlfragt,
Elm WlS6elsel6Gft er6fust. Nidt nur bait CT Wip'
bsn jserr grt pcrrdtbis, lonetrn anb Ssttjense'
RatraBrn, Geppi6e une 6bnltbe 9Saarei. d,
gpsr 8aarstlb bat, fam bier auBsrOrbsntIit
bilig stnfaufen.
gssrabnilTs piiuftIi& bsiOrst.
16I9) Spf. 8sdsE
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5cronon 9serne eountp Ya 9Onurag Den H. su9ut 1870

aui tlc6s GrpreTuna tsre6nrt mar, jcs
i'd bic Rsils nab pisisr Stapt sinem lang
pcilig'u Srtsfrs6lel oor. Benn Ste
pirtli6 I'M 8eiiB Der sswiinibten Na&'
rihten Fno, 70 renceu Sie I'D, sefdaigit
an mid pirsct, N-5otel Nc. IA. DCrt
perre Id SAnsn ssniissncs @arantte fur
Gle gusts,abluns Der perldnsten Selcb'
nuuG eebsn, psnn bic psripro&sue Nus
funft psm 9pede enifprt6t.
cShrP
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Snttrumental llnterri0t.

gla6 BEN A. SuIi bssinnr i'd mrinsn neuen
GURUS in @iclin-, 8ipla~ une Gellr.llnterridt.
9ernbreisriss made i'd rarauf aufmtrflam nit
erm Semerfeu, bae bic nTtbisru 5ulrumente
II. /. n. bei mir INNER ,um Bsrfauf pprratbig
Iue. 3p U. ecnrae. Whnfleprer'
gintenifraer, ,pil6sn penn unb gByUmins Wire.
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Samer s SSanfe,
.u.. 8erfiufsr RON
6rpccrieen il1n 9SrDDiffDneII,

Wainlrase, Spbe Vart
nebsn BEN 6ctsl Sss 6srrn Gsprss Srabsr.
ginrm psrrbrttu bsutiben pntIifum bic trst-
btuhs an;eiss, paB mir irrttr6brsne stntn ausse'
wGblten 0pTratb ppn prcpiaut une 9sbrnsmit-
tsn an Saus baltru unp su ben biaisfsn prsiisn
an unlsrs alneeu perfdnten.
Snotm mir uni ,ablrsiteu 3uIprub bitten,
aeben mir bic Bsritsrung, eaB lofpohl Aualttai
mic preils Der @aaTsn ni&ts 5u pHni1sn ubr's
IolIen. ~ rHas' 30apS
" 9alSb paur. Gritbri4 @aH'''
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WIFEH srtII'
Da i'd uiSt pu6ts, OF Sbr Brief ni4t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-04
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4 WORD TO THE LITTLE ONES.
The Duty I'VE Owe to our Parents.
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March 25.co-5 s,ia :,

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EoIroRs DsMecsAr ;---ss'lsase give these
lines place in your vaIrahl, paPsr, They
are tuunl.d gu DUTY. .gralituds.asd inter
est. .s.,.,.5.,,,, ,.l-r.ty.A y
First. On duty from the express COM
-mand Of Almighty Col, bIsides the light
OF nature, which strongly dictates this
duty to US. hence, w 6nd all the holy
servants sf God most attentive to their
parents, in hobtditncs toith;si command.
Thus, when Joseph heard his father w.s
approaching to Egye', nc made ready hi.
chariot and went up'to meet him, aud
.seeiug him. he fall upon his neck and
wept He neurished his brethren and
all his fathers household, and ,lloxed
food 60 every one. When King Nsolc-
non's mother came 10 see him, he arose
to meet her, and bowed tsher, and a
throne was made fer her, ,nd she Eat at
his right hand. i'But especially We have
the example of jesus Christ, who vent
down to Nazare b and was snljec. to his
-parcDti. At his nio,ber's de,ire he
wrought his frss miracle. slthough other
wise his hour was not yet come y and
With his dying words upon tho Cross; he
comueaded her TO the care.of his be-
loved di,eiples. 80, j. &. ~ u. SEP
Z Second, on gratitude arising from, what.
our parents huye done and suffered far
Us. and the duty incumbent upon chill
drenitp make whatever return i.in'thsir
power 1t is our boundcn duty, in
gratitude, aud even on sun,o occationt ia
justice. TO- do at least all We. can for
them. To our parents. under. Gsd. We
owe our very being. After bringing US
into the world, they provide all the me-
cc.ssries ,for,our preservation sad we'll
being when 'sc eannat do The smallest
thing to help ourselves; for, our iir;h
Y. are more helpless and miserable than
asy' ether living creature. F.od, ,srai-
ment, cleanliness. education. aid every
other necessary in our ibelplf,, days. .ue
owe 70 our parents. " Akd'wllat hsve
they rot suffered on osr account? More
especially. what do our mn,htrs net 0 {.
AID ..s .e.'s., q: b, I. I. :, s =.
end. Fer many months ,he feeds us
with The aihstsnce II hcriosn body Shs
watches over u. by day sad night, loses
her .eFs ge.t e, take ,ears efps. and isin
eontiaual care and solicitude shout us.
Can we ever rrpay our parents for all
thi.i Hcref.ilie Scripture say, H"nor
thy father and thy mo,hsr."' Rtmeinb.r
,hou ,lhads, not ibsea boyn.but through
them. and make areturp to them as they
have done to thee. Thoa shalt honar thy
neither all the day, cf.hy life. for thou
must b. mindful wha. and how great
perils she has suffered for ,hee.yl IL!
- OH MAs.
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Indiana Dlyoreeg,

,fFTIsTSev Albany indians Commercial
issys: Various. and Internally mean are
the svb,erfagcs eften resorted to by rbe
parties ds,i.ing,p DO rid of.matrimouisl
letters, Ne hays heard spis s.sillus.
tr.tivs of this statement that occurred not
many yeIis ago in this county. 4 widow
worian held property which sla uish:
transfer while She remained .iugle. but
Which, according to her husbands will,
Ahs could not dispose Of il il she married
seaiu while inIassta,e oficovarturs. Well.
sLs d; ! marry a sscsud 'tims, sndsin The
course Of time skc dcnred to transfer the
'pproporty left Esr BY, her srst husband.
THIS, 'of coufie, she could .ot do, lie
provision Of her sfIt Husbands will pre-
h;bi.ing Ter. Here was squsadIy. 4
lawyer sf. .thisltcity wac consulted. He
''set things up's fos the wife and her bus.
band. She went hsms, TOLD bsr husband
what advice tue lawyer had given her.
and hs thought it Just tSe.Ivssy' thing"
And what. reader. doJau5upPesai that
advice VAST .Siuplyi !,bis:tT Tho husband
and wife wsrs,to quarrel every day, and
'this Vas to be done in the presence Of the
children Of thsxife, who were Well grown.
and they we're to be made Believe sthss
shsqgarreliagl and. fighting vas genuine,
isstesd Of fsigned. The programme was
carried sut to the letter, apd thon tkshui.
band sppti2d RI divorce. H se.tossh
'incomp..itility" in hi, complaint, The
wife admiised Il, and the children saors
toit. Judge, aBiekuell g.autsd sbs al.
yss. The lams day she ttSsastred ths
properly ., lie bad desired 70 Do. and The
next d,y ths divorced ssaple yers rsm.t.
ried.R Saehd istoae ofsths phs,ds of ~
divorce p raetice. .sst:Fa