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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

Never repeat . story unless you are
sure it is correct, an not even then, un.
less something is to be gained either of
interest to yourself. or for the good Of
the person concerned. Tattling is .
mean and wicked practice, and he who
iudulges 10 it grows moro and more fond
of it in proportion ss he is successful. II
you have no good to cay of your neigh
Dor, never reproach his character By say.
ing what is false. He who tells you tho
faults of others intends 10 tell others Of
your faults, and so the dish Of news is
handed from one to another till the tale
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26
"Gentlencss." says Samuel Smiles, "is

"Gsntlencss." says Samuel Smiles, "is
like the silent influence Of light which
gives color to all nature it is far moro
fruitful. Little courtesies, which form
the small change of lifo, may separately
appear of little value, but they acquire
their importance from repetition and ac.
cumulation. Affability aud good breed
ing may oven be regarded as essential
to the success Of . man in any station
aud enlarged sphere of life for tho want
of .hom has not unfrequently been found,
in q great measure, to neutrslize the
results Of much industry, integrity and
honesty Of character" Wo have but to
act on the suggest ton here thrown out, in
order to surround ourselves With friends.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

An Irishman, writing from Philadel-
phia the other day to his friend, in the
old country, concluded hir letter thus
"lf iver its me forchune to live till dy
and God noes whether its so or no
I'll visit ould Ireland afore I leave Phil.
adelphy."
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

ssr6sss Spsscer ssys broadly that 40
true lady or gentlemen over willingly
sxacss tds personal ssrvios Of another
human being saS, exaggerated ~ she
statement sseus, Il is 10 .Ae spirit of II
srus. and Is just vhSt we Americans, ~As
claim, that ear patiossl re6ueusut 10
something uoN than superficial, sssd To
spp,ssists ssS sst vSsS. '-
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

Arrangements have been made by
6rm in New York to publish daily q map
of the United States, showing the state
Of weather at the different signal stations.
Correc' ions will be made for the condit-
ions of the barometer, Thermometer,
velocity and direction of the wind, and
copies Of the diagram will be delivered
to subscribers in the forenoon Of each
day.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

A quarrelsoms couple we're discussing
the subject Of epitaphs and tombstoues,
and the husband said my dear. what
kind of s,one do you suppose they will
give me when die ?" "Brin,stone, my
love-" was tho affectionate reply.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

A Missouri mother puts it thus to her
daughters beau: Jim If you want
Dora you can have her; but don't
want you hanging around unless you
mean business. If you intend to marry
her, hurry up, for I can't be kept awake
at night much longer"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26
A curious case Of kleptomanis has

A curious case Of kleptomanis has
come to light in Lawrence, Mass. A
burglar after breaking.into house was
captured, shot, and carried to tho lock-
up. Although his wound was slight. it
was agreed that the surgeon should tell
him he would not live more than an
hour, in order to draw confession from
him. The burglar, after exacting sol.
emn promise from his csptors that all
the money in his possession should be
handed over to his wife, confessed that
he was the author Of many burglaries
that had been committed in that region,
and that he had secreted in Ash Grove
Church 10 Albany, under tho pulpit, two
tin boxes filed with gold aud silver ware
and in his room on Arch street in tha,
city several hundred dollars 10 bank
notes around the wainscoting Of the
windows, and in other places also, tha,
his real name was Carrel Sanbors, and
that he worked foy q Mr. Mcdonald in
Albany. He then handed over 81, 800
greonbacks, saying that according to th.
agreements that sum, with $500 in . ssy
lug bank in Albany and some e4O0 mo,'
sec,eted in hts room should ba givea I,
bis wife. He had not sobbed fov money
be sa,d, but for tho pleasure Of is |. va
. mania which came ovey him st times
aad which he could nos shake of unit
he bsoke into SONS place. Yhe dsri
lantern found 10 bis possession is q mar
sef Of perfection, and was made by him
SELF Sasbo,n's wife. who resides il
Bristol. n. H., was shocked whom sh
heard cf his arrest, as she supposed ths
he sas ~ work iu Albany. All tn
money and property was found oouosals'
10 the places indicated,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

A devotee Of Bscchus was overheard
the other night thus addressing his hat,
which had fallen from bis head: "tf
pick you up, ( fall; If [ fall. you will
not pick me up; then I leave YOU !" and
he sissssred proudly .~sy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

"Who made you ?" said n teacher to .
little Asx. .hsired girl. tall enough to reach
the table. "Why, God; sud no made
father aud mother, and the sars aud
stripes"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

A darkey prisoner 10 Georgia ingeni.
ously remarked to tho jailor, "Oh, look
ut dat snake dar." and ran like the bright
gszells. Neither snake nor prisoner has
been seen since.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26
GEO. l.. COLLIER,
PHOTOGRAPHER,

TROY. NILSSON XII
GALLERY SOUTH OF BALLINGER'S
D.iUG STORE.
Photograph Albums and Picture Frames
For Sale at Lowest Prices.
NA- Call and look at my pictures.
sep7nse
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

Little 6sh have a proper idea Of bss-
iuess. Unable to do better they start or
q small scale.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26
Ten Ms o. ADvEa rsss Nc.

Oac Square 40 lines) )or less, one insertion..H 10
Each additional insertion. .."." ..... -
Administrator Noticcs.."... .."".....".... . Oo
Final Settlement Notices....... ......""... . %
Stray Notices (single stray ).-"".....-"... , -
Each additional stray in same no,ice""." ! 90
re- A Liberal Deduction will be made to
yearly advertisers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26

= The Lick. Hsv Qusstiou-Shau = nss
be sllavsd " ship his s,ie7
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-26
A. III. BUCKNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. CHARLES, MO-,

Will attend to any professional business in the
Courts Of Lincoln, Waryen, Montgomery and
St. Charles, and in the District and
Supreme Courts. v5nlyl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

TEACH TIE LITTLE GIELs.-Teaching
children to do work is about the hardest
kind of work. Most mothers are unwil.
ling to take the time and trouble neces-
sary to teach their little daughters the
little womanly art of sewing, knitting,
crocHe'lng, and the simpler kinds of en-
Oroidery. 1t is left for some one else to
take the trouble, if they are so fortunate
as to secure teacher. Often the little
ones look on with longing eyes to the
nimble fingers of a young companior.
who can fashion such beautiful tbinqs
with crOtchet needle and ball of brinI,
wool, The common tasks of picking up
chips, wiping dishes and busting rooms,
seem such mere drudgcry in comparison.
Some little variation of this sort would
greatly brighten the dull days.
1t is worth taking a great deal of time
10 teach our daughters these little useful
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
,onv. rose TO claim the attention of the

mopy. rose to claim the attention OF the
association.
"Gentlemen of the Agricultural SOcie-
ty," he said, 81 desire TO make report
of what really seems to me an important
discovery in the fodder line. Our folks
are master hands for baked beans, and
I've always raised considerable crop of
white beans, which, gentlemen are about
the cheapest iillinest dish Il body can set
ON a table. but Eve been obliged TO throw
away the straw. and it has always gone
aein the grain; now, it happens that I've
an old mare that amt of much account,
and this fall made up my mind to try
fccdin her on bean straw. She turned
M her nose and shifted at it at first, but
come to it arter Il spell and, I've ted
that air cretur on bean straw, with
now and then u wisp Of hay for relish,
for three weeks, and she has done very
we'll. conslderin' she was Old and feeble
to begin with. So lay my discovery
before the Society, and every member
can try the experiment for himself, and
/ hope you will al! give it fair trial
VI va w ','' Ill.,, I,,',, :, .
o'a'e'" mere POT % p"H - ~, ''% ,r,.,'
i'@u,ar ''po''ic u's, '''; =; ,da', ' .,ra,.
10Y peci' an d" i'i WIS.," 49, ~ ".',' -.
A I. ''"a "c ~, - ,,n.t wor,
oie .''sT'',s'I , VI -. I.", 'nn or ,w,
close economists were disposed 10 thlnl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

arts. 1t is part of their life training, and
very important one OF ours. The les
son in patience alone is worth more than
the time we spend. They are happier
for their ability, and soon grow sklltul by
practice, and learn to turn their knowl-
edge to account. know little girl Of
five who takes the greatest delight in ma
king little book marks on perforated pa
per, to give to her friends. 1t was task
for her mother to teach her unskilled flu
gers, but it has been a great blessing to
the child, simple as the lesson was
Whatever helps to educate the muscles
in a right way, and train the heart TO
loving, thoughtful consideration OF others
is worth more than gold to our children
i-COmttly Gentleman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
Drama 6. Clark,s Estate.

STATE OF VFRMONT, I In Probate Court. holden 1t
Caledonia District. ;. til" PIo'Lic Cil... ia -.
JohI>Dury, ON the oh day OF Jan 4 D., ISL.
William +. Clark, administrator Il 'uc estate -.
Orange = CLARK, Gr,t,n. III sIt district. de-
ceased makes application sand HCcus" 10
sell the whole real estate OF said deceased rep
reSentTG that said sale i necessary 'r The nd mtHt
Of the Gbs OF sal dec, and the charges OF admin
i>tTItiOn.
" hrrrupga IL is ordered 10y SAID CJtir that said a?-
plICanu come uurr CpiyTIlI"n and be IL ard On tie
18th DAY OF Jan \ D. ls7I tn iruta'e Office III ST
JohnsLl-v and l. IS i,,Ttnrr ordered that al persons
interested he notified hereof 10y publication - l"t'Ce Oh
this application order thereon, three WEI hs success
siyely m th- Ca cIOiai printed -. Joh-bLry, be
fore said time hearing, that they may appeal at 'u
tine and place, and, II they CIusc III c. thereto
By the Cuurt-httC-t
80 asa l. FRENCH ,TIg-- Of P-D' ate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
Harris Brockway's Estate.

The subscribers haSl Jecu i5gt Co.! T.! The hOnora-
u. probate tie district ui C.ctptl. c"t;is-
and adjust al claims aud
demands persons AGAINST tho estate OF iari!s BiCcA-
Johns said GI-tt '.t u cd rep
resented iuSnvet aud 'hc term ot~N ut ir',i. he
l.tl day OF l,1J, BEN; allowed by aC I'LL 10 the
creditors Of sad deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Is GIVE notice that We VIII
attend duties avpui:''-i: 81 The COrItG
Room llr ia - J-aIst.TS Centre, H. sal!
District h 81 Ja.JLS- ami Ion DAY Of June
next al tc: U',!vsk the each OF said DAYS.
IDWIN VI iGE. i.,...-s
t;-.g DUNBAR HtNr. 49, 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
Jonathan e Wizards Estate

he subscribers, having been appointed by the honor
able probate the district OF Caledonia coin
missOneTs receive. examine and adjust all claims ana
demands of all persons against the est ate OF Jonathan u
Willard st. Juhushury, in said district dcceas-
RESOLVE and the term OF Fix months !Tum
the 81 day Dec, 1870 being allowed by said court
creditors Of said deCt ascd, To exhibit and prove
pectivc CLAIMS before us Give notice that we
will attend q duties Oi Appointment at the
DIV cling house OF widow Lemyra +. Willard. in 81.
Johns bury, in said district. the his; Mondays OF
February June, II UClccS IN tie "i;"To Oh,
each vi said ddls
BARRON MCULTOS, lro,,,r.
OYNIUN, >0'-' 90
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
9fnal.
Lob RandaII's Estate.

STATE OF vERMOET,( In probate court. held at
Caledonia District, 1.-THE PROBATE 0mCe. III o.
A. D. 1871. - ,.,-...-,
William Chase and william Randall, admin stratofs
cum testanento anneAo upon the estate OF JOB Ran
ta, late of Lyndon in said district, deceased pre-
sent their administration account Tor examination anu
allowance and make application Tor decree oil
button and partition OF the estate oil sali
Whereup1n Il Is ordered by said court, that SAID &C
and said application be referred TO session q
said court 10 be held at probate office in St johns
bury on the 2Ist day Jan, A D. ISL for fearing ana
decision ii is further ordered that nCtee
hereof given all person. interested. by publication
the three is successfully III the Caleuohih
newspa per published at st. JOhnsbury previous 10
appointed hearing. that they may ap ear
sald time place and show cauc, II any They my
have, Why SAID account Should not lie allowed aLu
such decree made. BY the CpuTt Attest;
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Ot Probate
A true copy record Attest,
4j-iT ASA j.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
BOON AGENTS WANTED.

THE LAND OF SACRED MYSTERY, OR THE
BIBLE READ N 1IiE LIGHT OF IT'S OWN
SCENERI,-Ecv. W. J.. Cages new book, is now
ready. PRINTED on int paper. Issued in beautiful
style conaiRs 500 Superb Eng avngs, and of the
most valuable Eib.ch hooks issH, d. In every
family VIII the Bible i 10 b. found and there are
millions OF tn thC.c tir work be sold Agents
will ar rebate hs We want AGENTS also for IROt.
STOW rs SEII-INI ERrREIlNi FAMILY BlBLE'
tn. grlLdcs book CT i ucd. Icing his GROWING NE
-r1orounccd ' cit G, tie fGe,t and most COM
plcte Ii lie hrvinE larger fae than any
oticr thr,c EiLl combined. Splcndidy illustrated
contains a dictionary OF thS ible, with 200 engTsN-
u- history OF each hook, tc., and enables any r al-
fyIm his cOmiuctHry OIL the SCRIPTURES as ne
Studius til ANY aGct person wi lads inns and
who ines thc mos; prof aLlr honorable business,
send Tor cuIlrz vi'h tul Information. WOklHlNG-
T1% pI-SIIN 4. 60. Hartford Conn. 46-4g
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MOVING South AND EAST
Trains Connect al Follows

At Huntington with Boats on Lake Champ in and
Vermont Central and Vermont and NADIA Railroads Tor
Montpelier Il. Alban, l,u,s Point, Montreal tsd II
lugh and the W's'
At Rutland with trains for Bcnuin-t II, Manch ter
Troy, bauy and New York, SARATOGA springs scAc'
nee adv and tn Wet
FitchIrrch Wore, stcr Lowell. With Sullivan l''il-
rod fer Wind-or White River Junction. ell liver
:. Iolu-hu,y Newport. I.ittlc:on and the " hit
Mountain nm with the Vermont Valley ELilroAd a.
Bellows Falls AID ut Bra,t"horo with trains via Ne"
London N.r hcrn Railroad for An.hcrst' a ilt.'
WilIsmautir Norwich. lew London Ili New CfN
or with Come ticut River Eai'roaG T sprln-hcii.
Hartford, New Haven and New ork
~ Passengers Tor the West viii fad this cheap;
,i,a.nnt n.d Expeditions route. l'r tick t. AID Al
sry ino.ln.ton inquire at The Office On the inc.
GEO. A. MERRILL Gca. Supt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
Mary a. Davis Esiate.

THE Subscribers having been AZ point" by ihc non
Urahl prut.te court i.r the district o! k>s"Z. CON-
mis-iOuers receive. examine add aGju-t al Ga MS ii
demands Of all persons against the c=i4tr OF !dI! 4
Davis late Bloomfield! IN .aiI district, d ceased,
Iep.csru;.I !su!vcut a.! the term % ia months
the 7th day 81 Feb III, b. AK a1"cd Dy SAID
court to the creditors -tI4 G'u'I>ci, 10 tNh:tlt
and prove their CLAIMS tcyle u Eve Lpti-.
that VIII attcId IL" Quite, i u.r Jii oiIEent
at the dwelling house Henry Ful.cr Jr. N Il .gl-
held IN -g!i Distract tie 5A day .! Feb. AID 1il
day AUGUST. neat. ~ 10 .,.,,a. d. - .':"i" ID Oh
MILTON ca: :. 49,,
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D o D D S
N ERVI E
Has RELIEVED THOUSANDS OF

Cough, Cola. Fever, Aeuc Headache, Neuralgia, Dy.-
pep=ia with los OF appc itc DarIhGl, Constipation,
See,lcssnesg, all Nervous elections, Female Weakness
es. &c. Price II. SEE recommendations with each
bottle Read hat one Druggist saya:
We have sold DorD's NfRvISE for the las' Fix
wears and can truthfuly it has Civ entire sa,siac
ton in EVERY I>srA>Gr. 50 far as We know. Du ing
tie lat wear we ~, sold Hist.ei NoU>dai bot
tlea ant cons or it. inIucas, sufficient proof of
9 Icliaf ii! :. GEO. c. GOODWIN d CO.. Whole
saln Irnrri.f Boz on" sCll b. all drug st. 4Gig
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
FARM AND STOC K,
FOR SALE

The subc.iber ffers his farm for slit Consisting Of
about POO Of excellent land with J.! mos OF
the village fSt John bury, Of the casantest sit
uatona on the Passumpic Valley. Any dc-irinG a
good farm vel located, will do well 20 examine it.
Terms of payment made cay,
A.o, 10 good Cows, yoke of threc-year-old, I'll l.
blood Alderuey Ball, handy, l yesrng Hcfer, o.
Alderney) Attorney Heifer Calves. a. blood COM
mon Calves, Ayrshire Heicr Calf, az ilooi,l Al
no Cotgwoll Ewes o. bloody = full-ilo'd Cot void
Ewes. good Horses two-ycar-od Colts, su'ki =
Colt, Il lot of HIy, and other personal property
JONATHAN ROSS.
.. ,,,.,r.-. <o,- 1S-1 :.cIs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

No r on the trottcr ot the name but YER
tcl,-- il IL red " and the price is Ouly $500
pr loN. Also, have r. Havana and Sc Mixed
Cg-lr. that cal the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

Il makes the LOCK- STITCH. has = straight needle"
and il made with the Wh.staHd DRIP F,d, has le =
m cirrv will do thicker and thinner work than any
other without any Change in IL parts. and il t~S trt
to .ct cut OF oId.r.
IT Runs EASIER THAN ANY OTHER
and Is so simple in It's mechanism that child may use
it,
IT WILL. LAST LONGER THAN ANY oTHEr,
i.s parts loirg :, W, and made Of hardened s:.l.
IT RECEIVED THE FIRST TRIZE
A. the Pari Expedition. and has received more first
prizes the past year than any other Sewing Machine
in the United Sta;cs
IT WILL. STITCH, HEM, FELL, GATHER, CORD
braid bind or DO any ether work desired of SEWING
Machine and the III all r,pr,tC utCd AID
q do all claim.
We furnish with each a nice Steel Hemmcr tina:
will any width of hem. and Bradcr, Quiltcr and
nj the necessary tools, for SEQ.
We also have, in connection with the above the best
assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
CROCKEEY,
HARDWARE,
HATS CAP,
BOOTS SHOES,
CLOTHING,
*, &c
GOULD IL NAY,
Sit! WEST CONCORD. Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
FARM FOR SALEi

Situated five miles fcom East IIardwc!, :ao from tho
village If Noysvile, Stage roai 80 acres CT good
land Bull hugs good wi h little repairing. About
10 rods from good school house. Plenty Of tim
bcr Near he i. L. surv V. Tor particular. aGdrcs
the subscriber !. W. CHlEFER- l.. u.
| Walden Vt 4tt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
d. RAIL ROAD"
"THE DIAMOHD,'

Brand that will gy, grand sati-:lct OIL and think tine
ought to o" Hi md last Int least, comes NY mos
.g,t, lam, a.. iI..ut' brand, ;:ll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
"HARRY'S BEST"
"SNOW FLAKE"

Which IL Il stunacr,' b. til in quality, &c ard price.
Ilso mlIu,cturc larc" size HavtLa Fill, stye,
clllCl ,hr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
Auftinn aud 2rirate Sales.
BUSINESS CHANCE !
DRY Goods, Groceries, &c.
FOR SALE :!

AA run 0AIH
ETE1 ~ The sub scriler will sell his large ord
e1sEk-7 commodiou4 residence, formerly occupied
by Dr. q. b. Billiard located in the village OF 81.
John bury on of Central and Spring Streets
and within minutes walk of the post office, schools
and churches. The house is double and convenit nty
arranged three families. Good running water sup
plies each tenement and barn The buildings aTe all
in good repair. Connected with the above is sui lent
land for good garden and one or I o house los.
Terms very reasonable. j. IL. PECh. VI. D.
St Johngbury, Dec. &, lSs0.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
SMALL PROFIT

They a.c Il long and siiuI Cigar and dIt cheap
ur per box. Now don't it tnrd to asOn, that &C
Gu better ct YOU IaOncy' worth. with only oac
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
q" THE PEARL

And you will not find them "a Pearl Of great price
Tor the =zc, :. .hu per box. a-o have laIge Clca
HANGu9, called
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
ISSUED JAN. IST, 1871.

/ ...,r CHOICE SELEC1lu>,S NO. =" containing
the Let T. W tii,. I,r Defamation, Recitation &c
Brilliant Crat.rv. Thrilling Scntim III. spa kiln
IIuucr i-r Ta-,s. Paper 3" cent CIth % cents Ak
] I'tii.. IL. w
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
THEA -NECT TAR,
A PURE CHINESE BLACK TEA
WITH GREEN TEA FLAVOR!
AGENTS WANTEO.-,s225 Month.
yANTED--AGENTS

g. ~ pc dl,j % -rll tie eel brat,d li01,c Shuttle
az NGcl,..- Ia IA UNuER-FEED, makes thu Loeb
.trT IL t-" 9th Fitos) AID is fully liceu cd Thc
b. snd c, capc family Sewing Machine in the max
t. Aiirc-s. JOHNSON, CLARKE L CO., Bostor
Nh Fitt LurlA, IA, Chicsgo, H.. G. st. Louis, Mo
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

Male = .c.;..l,. / week - per cent, and so,
o. il c:- izcs. Information fee addr, rs American
BOOK Company. ~ william -, y. !. Nv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

Which ia Il gem Tor the prize, ouly $500 per box.
You cujpy good -mokc AMI like L Ugh favored Cigi
think You would be pleased 18th Of these Clea- IL
v2nas, CICd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
Statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS.

B.-.nsz h nora i" NO comp ttion, liberal pay livcr
:. ". Ei-% >EnT, =. 9Th - Phila. iu-l3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
" AVENUE HOUSE"
d" THE GEN :"

Fox -. Or, if You like small Cigar, have Ha
Fllel Cigar, especially for small mouthed sInok
eTs called
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-12-20
THE SOURCES INDIGESTION.

Old Squire H was a very sue
cessful and substantial farmer in an
interior town of Massachusetts, and a
more amazing eater never lived in any
town anywhere. And especially much
did he eat when fresh pork was to be
his nourishment. Well, at 6 certain
time one of his hogs had been killed.
The next morning there was fresh
pork for breakfast, and the old man
ate most wonderously. In the course
of the forenoon he ate his luncheon,
consisting of bread and butter, mince
pie, and cheese. At noon his dinner
consisted offresh pork, pickles, ,mince
pie, and the usual accompaniments.-
His afternoon luncheon was like that
Of the forenoon When he came home
to supper, his favorite dish had not
been prepared as part of that meal
The old man fretted and scolded till
fresh pork was added to the substan-
tials. He ate voraciously as usual
In the evening he toasted some cheese.
butTered and ate it. Just before going
to bed he roasted couple of apples
and ate them. In the night he was
taken with q severe collie. The dO3-
tor was with him till morning, and
nearly wrought miracle in the old
mans life. The next day, Bolles W.,
one of his neighbors, went in to con-
dole with the old Squire.
Faithful Bolles,n said the old
worthy. 81 like to have died last
night. I'll never eat another roast
apple as long as live. L never did
love them very well; and last night /
ate only two, and they nearly killed
me. Home and Health.