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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30
T!cUftH.

Do Levi, declares that the Prr-ru;
system OF employing doctors j. wroug,
and advises c;plc to make contracts
with them ut 5000 ycar for each family ,
and Il deduction of two dollars Tor each
case of sickness .-\umeruus cases ar.
on record OF thc death ot children from
eating the indigc-ublc, acld rInd OF the
uraugc.-In sIXty-sIX cases OF sudden
death. post moIIcm examinations showed
that titty-six were caused 10y co"ge-iIo"
Of the lungs. TIE causes that produce
congestion of the lungs are cold feet t%i'
clo;hing. co-tive bowels, sitting TIL chIIi-
cI a.,cr hcin. warmed with Labor, or u
r.u.d vaIk o.in, too ~ulicuiy from .
lose l.ar..i room into thc cold al, c--
,.,...i.l.,. :.r..r ,pruk:u-, and sudden de
l,r...-.,l.e uew- rio1a,n" the lune- by sud
Ia. l.-., ii ..oU,l. ---Itty. /. Il. Iil.--
h;,iu. IL IT,. .ic,a.d y. Ilea,.u, sa. .nat
those who are preIl-pJscl to heart dis
else need not give up the ship, but Tor
all OF it may expect 20 live 10 IA good old
,ne. ii they WI! avoid violent exercise,
stimulating +, od and drunk, cXcilemeit,
Very. eating 80 much a. - gct tat, and
.hlnn.n2 l.out their h.ar:.--Dr. .I".i
notes the fact that thG most h..eicr"Il
sufferer rc..ds ;.s :,-tIEc,iy a any man.
His attention Is attracted 10y tue wOlds,
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Bulls vs.. RHEUMATISM.- i talked
much with the drivers OF cabs and car
in Ireland, SAYS Rev. DIR. O~goOd, and
found them very bright and communicH-
live. l remember funny story that .
driver told me about Il rich lady WHO
owned grand estate near Cork, ami
who had chronic rheumatism that no
doctors, foreign chemists, nor mineral
springs could cure. In despair the poor
old soul came home 20 die, and used 10
be irundlcd about her lawn and mead
ow III a Bath chair, by her man-servant
I'LL one day whilst Medllating cn her
Gradual descent to the tomb, III her
chair in the meadow, her man-scrvant,
with -t,.in. eyes OF horror exclaimed :
''O.i, mistress. tha gr,:,. bIi. Ii i, b,p@en
loo. AMI j. .akin9 directly tpNar..- u.
uHa, il. rnln, .irat,.y proved ans p"I-JuaO
&, -crgt'on .uar, th;h nj y;',or. ~ ,a...a-
10 MS hcc.s. with ihe tul. conrIc.IUp,
probably, that his healthy legs were D
more value than his lady's weak ones
But what could she do but die ! Not 80
she saw that she could at the worst On
~ die under the beasts horns, and >A
MIL Is well try TO die game. 50 VI
she started, and away she ran, and Ma
over the fence nearly as soon as her un
heroic man-in-walting. She lett the buI
and dlLeIheumatiom in the meadOw behind
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1871.

TIE almauac- Tor 1871 are coming
round and from them we learn important
facts. January wIll be the first month
Of thi. coming year, and will also be a
bilious month TO those Frustrated from
unpccunio>iIy. February will not bc
much ut u month, as ii i. not leap veal.
Wu-hiugton's birthday will come on the
22d OF ih- month. March will be de-
voted 10y the Pru>s.an, TO getting home.
The first ol April Is the anniversary OF
the birth OF tine majority of mankind out
side Of New Britain, and will b; celebra-
ted accordingly. May and June Will be
devoted to the growth of sprouts, a fact
.t which scnuoima,ters will take advau-
tagc, and OF whl,u mi-cDicvUus urchns
will become painfully aware. Fourth OF
july Will oc..ur once this year, TO wit:
July lth. This day is used 10 remind
lukrwarm patriots Of those who fought
and blcd appropriate illustrations beng
.ottyn up by exploding firearms and
/ trcarhcrous gunpow,ler. August Will DC
u dry month II II fails to rain, and II the
/ horrl- OF the moon turn up. Keepers OF
/ -iliDDlio ut-NONtI llIlS ltbOl anu SOlINI LDutS
what tucy can to relieve plethoric pocket
books and general dryness. Boys will
dc,l>t from skating iIi- month. In Sep
.cnDcr the G.. |. + +. Club will 90 fish
M. Mu-quito- will bite we'll Octo-
Der i a rood munlh to gather autumn
leaves. tor with November a.tumn leaves
..ilo.rthcr and winter bcg.ns. In De-
r.mb,r Weston will once more overcome
nl- moI,-!y and try to walk five miles IN
/ 1000 day, ior the cause ot science. lie
viii tail. The female minstrels Will visit
New Britain in December. Turkeys will
oe reminded Of approaching Christmas
md will grow fat. 1872 will follow
I ISL We l.artes-Iy venture this pre-
hct,.li. although .le almIuIcs for thar
y-ar are .gr Yet Tubi.-n.d Ihesm VIII
. %. cc p-eu by ;he ~o'n durng Tire wear,
aaI hOrn .l.-, MmluIrle, VIII b. rc'ipsed
4 = GcCr-v l.r,nct- lIain. We nay
/ nave ove.Ioohcd some matters OF interest.
/ ii 80, our neglect viii make them Insig~
nllicant.-.Ne,r BrtttUs HecOrd.
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Tie Facts IN The CUSe Of George
Fisher, Deceased.

This Is history. Il i not wild ex-
tr,vaganza, like "JoLn Williamson Mac
keI.zie's Great Bcct Contract bat l. a
plain statement OF facts and circumstan
ccs with which the Congress OF the nit
ID State has Interested itself from time
10 ;imc during tie long period OF halt a
century.
| will not call this matter Of George
Fishers grcat dcathless and uurclentin-
-windle upon the Government and people
of the United Statcs-tor it has never
l,rcu 50 decided, and hold that it Is Il
arave and solemn wrong iUr "a writer to
c. II slurs or call names when such is the
casc-Iut will simply present the evl-
j nee and let the reader deducc his own
verdict. Tncn we shall do nobody in
Justice, and our conscicnces shall be clear.
On or about the lst day OF September,
1913, the Creek war bein. tLen in pro
grees in Florida, the crops, herds, ANA
houses of Mr.. George Fisher, IL citizen,
" ere destroyed, either by the Indians or
bv the United States troops i'll pursuit OF
lnrm. Iy the terms of the law, if the
Iodc1,s destroyed the property, there wa
no relief tor Fisher bat il ihe troops de
,uoyed it, the Government OF the Unltec
States WIS debtor to Fisher fer the amount
! inv Owed.
George Fisher must have conslderc,
that the L,diAts destroyed the property
because, although lie lived several year:
atierward, he does not appear 10 hav'
! ever made any claim upon the Govern
ment.
In the course Of time Fisher died, an'
hi, widow married again. And by an,
by, nearly twenty years after that dimiy
rrmen bered rad upon Fishers corntield-
tie wtdow listers hGr husband petltionc'
Congrc>s TO pay for the property, an
backed up the petition with many depo
,itlons and atlidavils which purportcd /
prove that the troops, and not the In
,ilans, destroyed the property; that til
troops, tUr some inscrutable reason, dc
nberatcly burned down "houscs'' (or cal
In>) valued ut 5000, the same belongIn
10 Il teaceablc private citizen, and ais
. DESTROYED various other property belong
mo to the same citizen. But Congrc,
d. declined to believe that the troops wei
3. such idiots (atter oycrtaking and scatter
lng a band OF Indians proved TO have bee
- found destroying Fishers property as t
calmly continue the work ot deslructiU
. themselves and make complete job I
81 VII II tie Indians had only commenced
50 Congress denied the petition OF ii
- hclrs ot George FISHER III 1882, and di
}. not Pay thcn :, cent
We hear no more from them official
3. s. until lSiS, sixteen years after their fir
t arIclnpl on the Treasury, and a full se
> Grafton after the d.a,. of the man WIN
- feds were destroyed. The new grner
ton OF Fisher hcils then came lorwa
=. and put in bill for damages. I
I'd Second Auditor awarded them SS, 81
NJ being halt the damage sustained by Els
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NOLJM ME 81 NUMBER 1744.

and 80 II speaking, il he will give his
thought to some little thing, like tapping
pencil with his finger, or the floor with
hi foot, ut every utterance, I've can soon
cure him>cl of the uncomfortable habit.
II thc pores of the skin were abSo-
lu;cly closed up, a~ with coat of var
ui-h, Il person would not live ten hours
Il would Kill him to keep in the system
The refuse matter. which, to the amount
II pint a day. i DISCHARGED through
these pores. This shows the Importance
OF bathing, OF sufficient exercise to keep
the glands in good working order, and of
frequent changes OF the clothing that has
t. absorb thi, pint of matter day.
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4 Wiuter'!s Night.

Cold bitterly cold!
The moon is bright
And the snow is white.
Bea utiful to behold.
But the wind is hOwiiIg
Like hungry prowlin@
Wolves Oh the wintry void.
Cold d!-bitterly cold,
Ny shawl is tagged and o.d-
The hearth deserted and dark.
GladGened by never Il spark;
And my only Hight
Is the pilile>s white
That tie moOnbeams spill.
Silvery-chil.
This frosty winters ui.ht-
Cold!-bittcrly cold,
Babe. more precious than gold.
Rest, little one. rest.
Sleep. my own one.
Slumber, thou lone one.
iIa~peI to thy mothers breast.
Though thin and wasted her form.
iiei arms shall enfold
And shield thee from cold.
Tor tie love in her breast is warm.
Through the chill night breeze
May the lile-blOod freeze
Cold bitterly cold.
Coid.-bilIerly cold.
Sly eyes are dim.
And my senses swim,
And racking pains are in every limb
I'M prematurely old.
t'oOdless and tirelcsS.
Almost attirCleSs.
Wiapt in rags 80 Scanty and thin.
With bones that stare
Through the colo5leSs skin.
Weary and worn.
fattcIed and torn.
1t should wish | hId nc'cr uccu born
Tell me. Is il sin:
Coid world bitterly cold.
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TEINL~ uT TIE GoUNGE>r Boy uF TIE
FNMuN.-''lic'~ only Il boy. Ac can %,
or he can do or nc can wait wa- al
WAYS the award otmy >istcrs. My in
dl>idual pursuits and my own little stock
ot interests, were ul course Of no account.
was required to ha i'll a perfectly di>cm-
"a = state ot mind, and ready 10 drop
crciN iuIu- at a mOmcnt'- warning from
any Il my halt-dozen scuioIS. "llere
Hal. run down cellar and Get nc Il dpz-
en- apples" my brother would say .il.t A.
/ had halt built block house. Harry.
rum up stairs and oct the book l left ON
ihc tpi-l Harry run out to the barn and
gri the rake 1 let thvtc-llers Harry,
carry this up garrel-lI.rry run out to
the tool shop and get that-wcre sounds
constantly ,urring-breaklnE mp my
| private cherished little enterprises OF
building cob houses, making mill dam-
and bridges, or loading carriages, or drIv-
Iug horses Where is the mature Chris
tan who could bear with patience the
| interruptions and crosses in his daily
schemes, that bcsot a boy Then there
were for me dire notifications and bit.
ter dl-appointmcnts. Il any company
came and the family board was filled
and the cake and preserves brought out
and LAY conversation made my hear
bound with special longings to be IN a
the tun, | heard them say, NO need t'
set plate for Ilarry-he can just a
| ,,,lI v..it All .,ttn. -
can rccIllcct many Il serious depri
vation of mature lie, that did not brin:
such bitterness of soul as that sentence q
exclusion Then, when my sisters ad
mlrcr. Jim Fellows was expected, an,
the best parur fire lighted, AMI til,
hearth swept, how longcd to sit up an'
near hi, funny stories, how | nd III darl
corncr>, and lay off IN shadowy place
hoping IL c-cape notice and 50 avold tn
activity OF the domestic police. But 40
Mamma, mustn't Harry 90 TO bed - W.
the busy outcry Of my sisters, deolrous Il
have the deck cleared for action, and tn
, supcrfinuu- mcnI.r- finally disposed Of
Ny II'yt and /, by -Irs. .Store.
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/ 4.
.a, I'D tit, il. eccount win tlcIsI r,..esy-
t,'.s, ~ li & o'I"L,y Of c,t, ,yi f ayS''' s.@ de -,a
10 4 Ac.d Of dove h".,- l--ol "'
70 90, 'l,,, c-g. Of cor Of m n...,,t'- Gre g. o ro
10 H'r..I- O : ,...,.; a.-Sgy %"." %.".
10 To / h,r,i Gi.,i %, ra", .' ,o"o
a., n; so.4, -l ,,. ,n.''a"ds' /" -'''' liza
To 900. .ia,a 3.oo coo
10 eg'ekert .l,'c , war Ware in sore .1a".
To To -mii md. ,1d 'y,5 4 pr4'y r5 ,.,r TOOL. o." m
10 / d zen bottle OF v.nc f> O."
TO tryr. t Of a.. f., fd.c, 's,' ctc '''S
r., 80, -
T, iar.r..r on :.!,-o-, ,ro,a .i.ly, 1873,
t. .' vyn''F' 49, u y''f- '.'i -,.......
10 inter-. yn :I-.'ao. nom :. tc'a.rr
la t.. rgN. ''''''' '>''' 10 year o.- "a,
=. -.------
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Henry U0id Bccchcr OH NdHu0.
Labor.


Last Sunday evening Mr.. Bcecher
preached on manual labor. lie declar-
cd ne was sorry to see the tendency of
the age was to drift away from, and To
look down upon, all manual labor with
contempt, and there was too much desire
"n the part of the young men to get rich
to rapidly an without giving the mecyS-
~ary equivalent OF labor. and steady
current Of young men was setting III Il"
the large cities from the country towns,
all bent upon the acquisition Of wealth
without manual labor. They crowd the
professions. Professional men are drugs
On ;hc market There was almost one
doctor for every sick man, and the law
is - tulr that If you distributed the bus
sncsS there would not be one ice TO each
lawyer, and - halt of them have to be
come mere commercial agents and all
;his lime the country needs labor, and
also needs cducl'eI mechanics. Then,
700, there i. Ie,lug in the community
amon- parents that their sons would he
DEGRADED by embracing any mechanical
pursuits, and their sons, they will not
tan their faces on the farm, or tar thcir
II, g5r, Oh the ship, or harden their mus
Gle, at The forge He then drew pict-
are OF the horror OF "a respectable parent
,,t .iIiing that his bay wished 10 bccome
u machni>t. and the dislain of the boys
mother when informed OF tits choice,
and the fathers resolve that it will not do
to directly oppose the boys wishes, but
ne will 90 to Europe aud take that boy
with him, and 50 he gr1Ws up and gets
to be 81 or 10 years old, and has !ab-
n.rd a httlc in law and Il little in bankiug
and the father dies and the estate does
not tnru out as we'll a. was expected,
and the boys h"'" tn SHIFT for thcm~civc-.
and then where viii tins boy 49,
Nv hy,' SAID Mr.. Brcchcr. with cmpha-
-, ''hc viii 20 straight to the devil.
The tathcr-with the best OF intentions
Ina, lost lis boy, while, il he had al
/ lowed him 10 follow his natural bent, lie
would have saved hm. This was not
au ovrrdrawn picture, tor (pau-n- and
/ ,oJhi1- at tic cnnGrc-atIUiD you know
| how il l. yourselves, Oau4hIcr.) and |
pat ii to you il some OF You 10 not feel
exactly like tai- with regard 10 manua!
iab Mr.. Berchrr paid an elegant
uibute to y N.,y England thrift and indus
| iry. and SAID that ii wa, owiug TO tn.
Necessity which they were urder 81 work
| u- hard iur bare subsistence. They
/ e. 4li moi -, a liVIil- out Ui III - bar, n
rocks without Sorh Put AN c.t~y-uYlur
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Here Is u touching Confession from. the
editor OF Tie Giens Falls New lolk)
A,puJhcue: ''OIr Ih,u,:,,g vrns tuihey
Wa, &, line Dlrd II hau scales on us back,
AID vas taken from u barrel labelled
No ) mackerel.'" "
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IN an eI'@"nt mouse ut the upper thH
oi---S'fr''' a line looking man IN IN
PRIME OF Ilie' Wa rece,Vlns with his w!i'
the customary New lear calls, Inc
warm temperature ct The apar'ment-'
the fragrance OF h"t-h"uSr flowers ri''"-
rd winter OF It- i"'ti"-- loon. Hhty
irII die eNIItu'iy ARRANGED h-h' on tnf
.ir.I'at' work ol the artist and sculptor
lending Il richer @Iow TO the cheek "i
beauty The gay !1u@h, the merry jest.
the bright. iia>hng eye. told "i the IN
Ioymcm "t the hour. through the day
'h' rooms 'ai been crowded with vl~lt-
"r>, for the rich have many inrnds
Now, at Il late hour IL the evening, they
sat alone. with the same Thought BUSY
at tier hears, each aware 10y sort OF
magnetism, OF what WAS passing III 'h'
mind ot tie other, and yet bolh Were
silent. 1t WAS late to expect other visit
or3. and they we're about TO retire, when
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HARRINGTON, SONS & CO.,

.il sc ROOMS.
e. -'.'.', and Tr-jcrn Avenue. 81. Johnshur..
'-. 81. large t-.ortmeurof FIA>"s, CABIrIT
'- ..- -...iIr GU-.C. and I>sTEu CTION Box, and
t. D." III k4uds Of AiI sICAL MERcHAs DIsL aud FINL
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'!' i'i!e ,r'rtIS tier c'I''ii,n r"nlidc to
them. ihcy are simply amused by the
I cAndor OF the lIttie ones, ani repeat tiicir
,Incere uttrranceS a~ 200! J"kr>. lhrn'
perhaps, the bl@ brothers "r sisters tr;'ay
the Hif.r .ilng- ah"ut their honest Hprcct-
-. Il very crGcl. especially III lt>
lasting results. What a beautiful thing
cinlds sincerity /, and ho" 1t re!Er-h-
- one IN the mM>t "i the ari'llc'aIIty
aud con>tralu' "i growr-up people 1t
should hc caro'uily guarded, and reed
only be Taught such .c,traiat as a liberal
Interpretation nt '"r -'!ien ruIe IMP t-,-
\ mother who docs i,t encourage her
,h,IdicH 10 cnn.iie 1hylr childish pleas
Ur"> and tr"ub!c- to her sympathy, nccl
not expect thal i.r ~,i- AMI dau.hrcr,
Niii make h.r c"uii.irn' # their love
ali,ir-, or speak tl,cIy TO her OF thcir re-
iginu- hopes and doubts and druialS.
ii - mot difficult 10 t.ach children :,
b.c,u.iaa myd,,ty. in I.-pcc, 10 certain
subj .c,~. in mixed company But child
rru ~h,u!i IL. encouraged To speak with
.hr aimr,, i:ukur~- to their parents
There a:v certain VG -tiou- thu. they u1I
r first fir tn. Gr-lrc.l information.
|. seems ,n uca .y..,; u... !or ANY m.;h-
.r +, .,-.. t..- a.,ri,u- .pp,rtu,i;v.
Their cuii.-, -,,v. one, r,4-.i. mast i,
satisfied somehow. Who >!a,lI do it.
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DAi.iEl q. MOQEEuEE.

VI" = .NTU.- ] "
.a..t IE,N. HiA-- A-D COPPER WARES,
..,siu -IoNL>, uoiio..- Ware, Yankee No.
-. t.y.. I.t.lrr,d SITE, -. .lChrrhury. W.
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"BHry The H0fchcT. -

.''Dear Walter, said Mrs Grey,
New \ car Is comm, with its warm
hearted greetings and fc>tal gatherings,
to di@ the crave Tor old anmo-itic.,, poi
i-h brighter the chain ot friendship, AMI
draw closer about the heart the cords O!
love for nome and kindred. II Is very
-ad to think OF the separation between
You and your only brother. ''For@c,
and fur@ivc," SAID the sweet pcIcemaker,
a- She passed her arm carc,singly about
her husbands neck
"Pshaw Emma" said her husband,
''wumcn never 20 to In, foundation OF
,suythimg You seem to forget the cau>c
of this alienation. You overlook ia,
pr,vocption received You forget TIA,
benefits he has never acknowledged by
one word ot @ratitud", OF which he Ila-
urcn the recipient tor long years. And
then tins last atfront. | will not bear ii.
-,il Mr. Grey, rising aud pacing the
l!oor in hi impaiicnre.
No. not from my own mothers ~au.
No, do not ior4et." -aid MIR Grey
mildly.
II know You are the injured party
| know he has .,uu-ed your .-ntrou,
kiudn.s-. 80 much the more mn-nau
imou~ in yol 70 ior4ve. II ,hrcc ..-
u ,jn il him ~p,rk ut III. n1bic.r-,
VA possess 1t viii L., famed into liam,
10y vour generosity. Rrmember. yot
w,r,. rychc in the same cradle. nurse,
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...EIN-- h>p CT NSEILOi.S AT LAW
.... -.r.I, .Io!., ~ CuANCTEl.
It. ,Iohusi my
.... a.-l. \. =. III .EN.
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grlOEN & MAY. LAWYERS
II. s. ". MkENER.

B.. BE-. !l.,., Tvrnc. Main StIc,t, anI Ia-tc.u
N,,Hu.. -. JOhn-Dury, VI
..EN. Ellis a NAY.
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Il. +. ". WRFNtR,
.t-!.u\ A>D u MIST.
Main Street. St Ioh- =bury, V.
WIFI o mEKR.tL,
..l -i,.A\~ AID - EGLGN>,
w.. vermont.
....., over Biu-lau's D.uS Storc.
4. 10. -. NJ. algI:.Li, VI. u.
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A-r GrNTs DIEIH, no ID y =.
o.. au., n ,.:-, L,.:rt i.ru-e SqAa.c.
NI-NuNI :.
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HAL L HE1CHER.

SPECIAL AGESI TOR lHE
.IAIlsNATIUNALLIFEI\SUEA%CECO
-..ri ilti. 4, II. tcu,I'z store, II. ,ohu=uury.
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p. r. LCv ERGAH,

H.ratl.t--rr .-- Na;..c- g.
~Ii"i- ~..- ~ III -, go IIAiI!I.,.
HI.El,uS, i.i'-
..- ~ .au>sEtrA "a
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