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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16
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One secondhand HORSE POWER, and twenty feet
If one and onc-halt inch SIIAFTING. Apply to
CROSS d MATTHEWS.
st Johnsburv, Vt, March IS, 1911.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16
Nathaniel 6. GiIhert.s Fstata

HENRY q. BjHK6iiiGus. Com'rs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
! advertisement on fist page.


There is an old proverb which says, 'ENperi-
ence ia tho safest guide. TO this guide the sick
and faiiing naturally turn whoa casting about fer
the means Of relief. They inquire what = medicine
has dene for others, before they adopt it them
selves. Of all the remedies and preventivos in use.
HOetetter's Stomach Bitters meets the tsst most
triumphantly, end hence its immense popularity
and vast sales. The sufferer from Indigestion j.
sure to find some one among his friends who has
been cured Of that ailmc of by the famous vegetable
stomschic. The victim Of fever and agnc, liver
complaint, constipation. nervous pros.ration, or
general debility, has only to max inquiry in Tire
neighborhood where he resides ia Greer to discover
Whist this standard restorative ; as effected in cases
similar TO his own. In the pub lshel testimony to
its sanitary properties. which IL ,s impossible for
his common sense Ia resist. He tries il, and the
effect it produces On his system adds another to the
host Of witnesses In its favor. Thus. its reputation,
founded on facts, not assertions, continually grows
and spreads, Charla:ans and iInyOs,ors, some OF
them mere local tricsters. and others who take q
somewhat wider range, ottemut Ia thrust into the
hands and down the th-oats OF individuals, their
haphazsrd concoctions, as substitutes for the tonic
which for 30 many years has been = medical staple
throughout the United States, Spanish America,
Canada. and the West Indies, bnI only succeed to
o very limited extent. In this reasoning age, the
people, having aseertained what is really deserv-
ing of their confidence, decline % running after
cfrappev odS -
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A Gentleman,

"You see l am Il gentleman" said Viii
Thompson. " L will not take an insult" And
the Little fellow struttcd up and down in a
rage. He had been throwing stones at Peter
Jones, and he thought that his anger proved
him a gentleman.
"If YOU want To lie a gentleman, l should
think you would be 4 gentle boy first" said
his teacher. Gentlemen do not throw
stones ut their ~IeiglIb0rs. Peter Jones did
not throw stones at you, and / think he is
much the more likely To proves gcntleraaH.'
"But he's get patches OIL his knees" said
VIII.
bad panta,oons don't keep a boy from
being a gentleman" said the teacher, "but
a bad temper does. Now, William, if You
want to be 4 gentleman you must be a gentle
bow
A little further on the teacher met little
Peter Jones. Some stones had hit him, and
he was hurt by them.
well, Peter, what's the matter between
you and Will this mornipg?" asked the
teacher.
81 was throwing Il ball at one Of The boys
in play. sir. and it missed him and hit Will
ThonpSOa'S dog
"Why did nos YOU throw backf
"Because. sir, my mother says that to be
a gentleman must tc a gentle boy. and l
| thought ii was best TO keep out OF his way
| till he cooled off u little"
The teacher walked Gu. after praising
Peters conduct, but kept the boys in his
mind !; and he lived TO see viii Thompson
a rowdy and Peter Jones gentleman, loved
and respected by all.
Remember a gentle boy makes a rsratle-
man.-Ihs Little Folks.
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CURE FOR LoyE-SICKNEss. II have q
friend az Lond0n-super-Mare, P dear old
lady. who keeps ascbOol where young ladies
are . finished" The age of these damselS
range from fourteen TO eighteen, sweet
sixteen" being the average. Having 3 con-
fidentia' chat with myfriend during the calm
quiet of her last Christmas holidays, | asked
if she was not often troubled by her pupils
falling in love. She answered me uurf-
servedly. IL have to contend against no
greater difficulty. In town like this. where
we can not walk in any direction without
meeting half a dozen boys schools, TO say
nothing of the hundreds OF loiterers. it
seems altogether impossible to prevent fir
tations from rising, and notes and love to-
kens being handsomely exchanged. i
spare no pains or art TO guard against or
counteract this !; but the thing exists. and
will continue to exist, SO long as girls are
sixteen and foolish, and young men aud
lads are bold and adventurous. My Ouly
plan. when | see that the tender passion is
developed, is to crush il in the bud" What
do you dog" You wilt smile when ] tell
YOU for my receipt is the antithesis Of TO-
nance. L. is a dose OF senn tea" "Senna
teal" "Ies, SIENNA tea. Whenever ] per
ceive-as | very quickly do-that one of my
young ladies has fallen las she f%ancies) into
love, | IL once take her in hand. j never
hint at anything connected with tender pas
sion, but 1 treat her IS an invalid who is suf-
fering from an impaired digestion. ] keep
her closely to the house. and dose her liber-
ally with SIENNA tea. THIS plan is always
attended with success. Sometimes she
gives in after the first few doses butusually
it takes two or three days to complete the
cure. - Oacs a. Week.
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are fed with material dredged from the est
uary of the Orwell, and from the west rocks
near Walton-on-the-Naze is causing a gigan-
tic shaft to be erected. This is a remark
ably well-propOrtioned, square-built struc-
ture. formed of the hardest red bricks and
the finest cement OF the district. Its height,
when finished, will be upward of 100 Get.
and it will form n of the most conspicu-
Gus, and, in its way, handsome objects of
the place. At its base the giant chimney is
20 feet square, and at its summit, capped
with stone, it will be 8 feet 6 inches across.
Some idea may te gained of the large num-
Der of bricks used in the construction of the
chimney, when it is stated that in a single
course at its base, 1,500 arc comprised. A
brick tunnel, 100 feet in length, and OF large
area, will onnect the great landmark-for
such it will he-with the apices of the var
ious kilns. The fumes generated by the c.l-
cination of the cement stones Will thus he
carried to 4 hight, whence they will be
distributed over a much wider area, and.
OF course. by diffusion, deprived ofthe pow
er of irritating the lungs of visitors and the
tempers Of the inhabitants OF Dover Court.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

NEW JAPANESE CoIN.-By the steamer
america were received the first specimens Of
the new japanese silver coinage. The
standard of iineness and weight Is that Of
the American coinage, the unit being the
''Yen'' which corresponds with the Ameri
can dollar in size and value, though in Its
general appearance, style and finish 1t more
resembles the new Mexican coinage.
The yen, half yen and quarter yen (all
round cOins) ale alike in everything but SIZE
and value, the design on all being identical.
The diverse has a sun and halo in the GER
tire, with a wreath below and three flowers
above. The reverse has the Imperial dragon
curiously cooled up in the centtr. surround.
ed with Japanese characters. The milling
is the same as that oil the American coinage.
Hitherto it has been found impossible to get
any coin except the dollar of the Republic
Of Mexico, to pass current in China; but
our japanese advices state that the Chinese
merchants in Japan are exporting the new
Japanese coin 10 China by the cart-,Oad. as
fast as it is issued from the mint. which
would indicate Tat they expect it to go into
general circulation in the Central Flowery
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UNITED STATES 81 STORE, ST. LOUIS
Probably everybody has heard of this estab-
lishment, the largest in the West, and no
doubt as large as any in the east. 1t would
astonish any one to see the amount of ele-
giant goods this one honse sells daily, and to
umns.
Their stock OF holiday goods is without
end. In dolls alone they have 10000, and
this Is but one article.
Those who visit Sr. Louis must not fail to
drop in ct the u. S. 81 Store. 400 n. Fourth
street. 1t is one of the sights of that city.
The public are assured that no goods will be
misrepresented; and whether you purchase
or not, call in and examine the goods. Or
ders BY mail soliciting, and IN every case sat
isfaction is guaranteed.
Read advertisement on first pare.
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An IRISH ISN kITCHES-And 10Y the
pangs OF hunger beginning to make them
selves fclI, it became necessary for your
humble servant (after making several useless
applications TO Il hell, which properly de-
clined t. work on Sundavs) to make a per-
sonal descent to the inn kitchen, where was
not a bad study for q painter. 1t was a huge
room, with q peat fire burning, and a stair
case walking up one side OF 1t, on which
stair was a damsel in Il partial though by no
means picturesque dishabille. The cook had
Just come in with a great frOthing pail Of
milk, and sat with her arms folded, the hos
tiers boy dangling his legs from the table !:
the hCstler was handling a noble little boy Of
a year Old. at whom Mrs. Cook likewise
grinned delighted. Here, too, sat MIR. Dan,
the waiter, and no wonder the breakfast was
delayed, for all three of these worthy do
mestics seemed delighted with the infant.
He was handed over to the gentleman's
arms for the space o. thirty seconds; the
gentleman being the father Of q family, snd
gentleman" says the delighted cook.
dada" SAYS the baby at which the as
sembly grinnfd with Joy; and Dan prom
ised l should have my breakfast ''in a
hurry" But CT all the wonderful things to
be seen in Skibberecn. Dams pentry is the
most wonderful {; every article within is a
makeshift, and has been ingeniously per-
verted from its original destination. Here
lie bread, backing, fresh butter, tallOw-can-
dies, dirty knivcs-all in the same cirgar-
box with snuff, milk, cold bacon, brown
sugar, broken tea-cups, aud bits of soap.
No one can describe that establishment, as
no English Imagination could have coz
ceived it.-Skctch Book.
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THE ALpINE. while issued with al Il
NEW FEATURES FOR 1872.
r DEPARTMENT.

The enthusiastic support so readily accorded To
their enterprise, wherever II has been Introduced,
las convinced the publishers OF TIE ALDlSE of the
sUunlncss Of their theory that the American public
would recognize and heartily support any sincer.
effort 10 elevate the tone aad standard Of Illustrated
publications. That 81 many weekly wicked sheets
exist and ihrive Is otcyidcnce that there is no mark ct
for anything "iicr-indced The success OF TIE AL
DINE from the start Is direct proof or the contrary.
With i population 70 vast, and Of such varied taste, II
pull fisher can choose Ills patrons. and his paper Is
rather indicative of his own than Of the caste uf the
country. AS guarantee Of the excellence of this de-
partnent. the publishers would beg 10 announce dur
ing The coming year. specimens from the following
eminent American artists:
W.. 4. Richards, Granville Perkins. James Smiley,
VIM. Hart, +. % e. barley, X. T. PIguet. VIM.
Beard. Victor Nehlig. Frank Beard, George Smiley,
Wm.,H wilcox, Paul Dixon, Aug. Will, James II.
Beard. J. iiows.
These pictures are being reproduced. without re-
gard 10 expense, by tthe very best engravrrs In the
and will bear tnc severest critical comparison
with the best foreign work, II being the determination
of the publishers that HE ALDlNE shall he a success
tut vindicsiion of American taste in competition with
~ O. - ~ lh 81 Inn In d.. srarll
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"UnquestionsbIy the nest 0ustsanAA
work OF h Kind in the Worla.1
Harper's Magazine.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS,

HARPKR's MAGAZINE would rot he an appreciated
and highly welcome guest. There Is no monthly
Magazine an intelligent reading faTiiy can less AFFORD
to he without. Many Magazines are accumulated,
HARPFR's is edited. There is not a Magazine that Is
printed which shows more intelligent pains expe nded
on its articles and mechanical execution. There Is
rot q cheaper Magazine pub ished. There Is not, con-
f.ssedly. , more soDular Magazine N the world
England Homestead.
A reposit nv CT bic graphy and history. literature,
science and ar g.. puequaled ny any ether American
publication. 8 > = The volumes are as valuable a. n
place In our libraries. nARPER's MAGAZINE is q
record of t'avel every where since tn hour Of Its
establishment. Livingstone and Gordon Cumming in
Africa. Strain among The Andes, and Ross Browne in
the,East. Speke on the Nile and Nacgregor on the
JOrdan-indecd, all recent tr velleIs of note have
seen thei- most important discoveries reproduced in
these pages Most OF onr younger and many Of our
older writers find here their literary biography. Our
artists see the best evidences Of their geEius and the
most enduring specimens Of their work In the Maya
ziae.-S. 7. Standard.
1t is one of The wonders o. yo~urnall:m-the editorial
mana cement of HARPER's.-Tne Nation, N. Y.
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"The wind is tempered TO the shOrn
lar1b,'' otherwise the delicate organization of
woman never could bear up under the severe trials
which il is her lot to endure. AS a meaSs of sustain
ing her strength. and bringing er safely through
thu difficulties and dangers of which she is by nature
the heiress, NJ medicine ever prescribed is com
PAYABLE to DE- Walkers VEGETABLE VINEGAR
BITrERs. In all arrangements OF the female sys-
tenn it restores regularity, and promotes physical
yigSr and mental repose.
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To The COUNTRY TRADE.-Messrs. Judy
& Wetmore wholesale dealers in Oysters.
Game and Fruit 22l n. 3rd st. St. Louis are
the sole agents for the celebrated brands j.
+. Mallory d Co. and G. S. Mallory Oysters
which they are receiving daily and shipping
to all parts of the country. All orders
promptly attended 10 and satisfaction guar
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EeD"Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will not raise the dead, but it will
benefit and cure the living. For sill sever re
Coughs. Throat and Bronchial diseases it
has never been oqualed. $50.
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THE VOLUME FOR 1872

will contain nearly 800 pages. and about go fine en-
cravings. Commencing with the number for January,
every third number VIII contain u beautiful tinted
picture on plate paper, inserted rs a frontIspiecc.
The Christmas number for 1872, VIII be "a spleldid
volume in Itself, containing fifty engravipgs (four IN
tinD and, although RECALLED at s. will be sent without
IAiEu CHARGE l., all Ararly hulLscrlherS
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FOR 1872.
FIFTH YEAR.

Give my love 10 the artist w~arlGIcn for TIE Al
DINE. who are -triNt' = TO make their profession
worthy OF admiration for he .utr. rs IL has always been
for use ulness .~'-IicTry Ward HeccIer.
THE AI.DINF. while issued with al lie re- guiarity,
has none 81 The temporary ,r Timely interest char
actcri-iic Of Ordinary periodicals. IL f. an elegant
miscellany of pure Hight, and graceful literature. and
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TERMS:
HARPEE's WEEkLY. one 90
"A Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure, and
instruction."
Harper's Bazaar.
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NUIICLS OF II IHLo5.
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in the country. Its supplements alone are worth the
subscription price Of the paper: While fully main
tanning its position as q mirrsr OF fis;iOn. 1t also con-
iains Stories. poems. brf liant essays, besides general
and personal gossip boston Saturday Evening Gaz-
cite.
There never was any paper published that so de-
Hight ed the heart of wOmeR. Never mind Ii 1t does
cost YOU . new bonnet: { will fave You ten times the
price In the housercld economy 1t teachcs.-Proyi-
dence Journa.
The young lady Who buys a single number Q: HAR-
PER's BAZAR is made q subscriber for life New FORK
Evening Post.
The BAzAR is excellent. Like all the periodicals
which the Harpers publish, ii is almost locally well
edited. and the class OF read rs for whom II Is in
tended-the mothers and daughters In average fanli-
lies-can net but profit by its good sense and good
taste, which, We have no doubt, are TO-DAY making
very many homes happier than they may have been be-
fo-e the women began taking lessons in personal and
n household and social management frcm this good
naiuFed mentor The Nation, y. Y.
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT.

Where 80 much attention is paid TO illustration aud
get up of the work. too much dependence on appear
ances may very naturally he feared. To anticipate
such mlSglyings, il Is only necessary tc state, that the
editorial man ipcnent of TIE AIDINE has be. n In
trusted to MIR RICHARD HENRY who
has received assurances OF assistance from Il host OF
The most popular writer's and poets of the country.
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Persons visiting st. Louis should not for.
get to see the Big Boot, l02S and 1890 Broad.
way: Send for list Of cIpb cakeeP-
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s.ir e POor Kun, hickey, Proof Spirit,
aud Refuse Liquors tpcioTcd. spiccG andsaeyt
cnrd 10 please the taste, called "Touics, "Apyet.a
srs." "R,storcrs."&c, that lead tho tIprIer on 10
1ruuEcuas-z aal. ruin, 5u, are a true Medicine. made
;.ora tho =; We Roots. aad Herbs OF California. irct.
from nil 4 nhoiic Stirnulnnts They afe tie
GREAT E:.u0D PURIFIER anG 4 LIFE.
GIVING PRINCIPLE q perfect I:euoyEtor and
lnviGprator oft-s system, carrying of al poisonous
matter and rys:cslag the blood to n healthy condition.
No person can taae these B'tters according TO direo-
ton and remain long unwcll.
500 WILDE given for an incaTable case, provided
>'ho bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or
Other means. and TIC Ti,el organG wasted heyond tina
point Of repair.
For | I~aammniGry ana Chronic Rhcumn-
iiS:n ard Gout, Dyspr1sin, or Indigestion,
bilious Itcmlircni and In:crmiifcn: Fevcrs
Diseases OF iac Hood, Liver, Kidneys md
Bladder. thrse Bittcrs have been most success
fui. such Diseases are caused by yitinted
blood which Is generally protrcedt by arrangement
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION, Head.
ache, Pain IN the Shoulders, Coughs. T~!ghiness Of The
Chest. Dl2Z!ncss. Sour EructatIons OF tEe Stomach,
BAD taste IN the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpitai!oD
OF the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs. raln in n.
regions of the Kidneys. md a hundred other painful
symptoms, are the oHsrrinEs OF Dyspepsia.
T!.cy inyicorate the stomach, and stimulate the tor
rld liver and bowels. which render them ofuneQusllcj
efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of all impurities, and
impartlng new life and yiyor 10 the whole system.
D SKIN DISEASES. EruptIons, letter. Salt
Ehucm, ~Blotches. Spots, Flmples. Pustules, Boils. Car
buaclcs. i.lng-Worms. Scald Head. Sore Eyes, Erys.p-
elias, Itch. Scurfs, Discolora;ions OF the Skin. Humors
anG Diseases of the Skin. of whatever nance or nature.
are literally dug up and carried ont of the system ina
short time by the use Of these Bitters. One bottle in
such cases will convince the most incredulous of,he!r
curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever YOU fhd fte
Impurities bursting through the skin ~inPimples Erup.
tons or sores cleanse! II when you md II obstructed
and sluggish In the veins; cleanse 1t when 1t Is foul.
and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure and the health o,the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS. lurking in the
system Of so many thousands, are c~rcctually destroy
ed and removed. For fall directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle. printed In four Ian.
guages-Engl!sh, German. French and Spanish.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists and ien. Agents, San Francisco. Cal
snd 81 and s; Commerc street, New York.
~ o L by ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
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"a AAcTcnAen and wom' q seeking a good pa.,
aty { Ding business to sell our ne ' iNustlsuta
b,s,ories n Biographical, ~poeticai, religi IS and isdr,
eulturI WORKS Send stamp for ia r. q TeV Wisi6Hr
m, Ppbiisheys, 6i6 Market ct, 81. LOUIS, NJ WV
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Harper's Weekly.
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

NOTICES OF III PRESS.
The MODEL NEWSPAPER OF our country. Complete
in ALI the canartments of an American Family PaperS
WEEKLY has earned for itself right to its
title, "a JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION. New YORK
Evening Post.
The best publication Of its class in America, and so
far ahead OF all other weekly journals as not to permit
OF any comparison between 1t and any Of their num-
Der, Its columns contain the finest collections Of
reading matter that are printed. . . . Its illustra-
tions srs numerous and beautiful. being furnished by
the chief artists of the country boston Traveller.
HARPER's WEEKLY is the best and most interesting
Illustrated newspaper Nor does its value depend on
its illustrations alone. Its reading matter is OF . high
order Of literary merit-yaried. instructive, entertain
Ing, and unexceptiouabls. en-. Y. Sun.