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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

woods. One OF them dropped his NUT
ton before he reached the woods, and the
other carried his to the forest.
In Proctorsville, last week, little
child OF French family named Bissett,
having seen her older brother drink from
the spout of a tea-kettle while he was
coming from the spring where he had
been to fill the kettle, a short time after
went TO the stove and drew the scalding
water into her mouth and stomach from
the kettle, causing death in twenty-iour
hours. This is the second accident of
this kind we have recently noted.
+. A. Wartlncr, of Windsor, plunged
into the Connecticut river on Wednesday
of last week, and with great difficulty
rescued 4 drowning boy, who was float
ing down in the mill stream, having lost
his hold of a capsized boat.
Charles Clement, the assistant super
intcndent Of the Pullman Palace Car
Co., who has not forgotten in his sue
cess in life TO honor his parents, has pur-
chased and presented to his father, Rev.
DIR. Clement formerly Of Woodstock,
pleasant home in Norwich village. 1t
was thoughtful and worthy act and
we hope our reverend friend may have
many years of health and happiness
therein.
On the 3lst ult., as Mr.. Nathaniel
Greeley Of Royalion was passing through
his meadow, lie stopped to light his pipe.
and carclcssly threw the burning match
upon the dry grass, which instantly ig-
nitcd, Mr.. Greeley Immediately made
strenuous efforts to eXtinguish the flames,
and while SO engaged suddenly fell back
ward to the ground, and when assistance
arrived lie was found to be extinct.
Harvey Bartholomew, of West Hart
ford, was fined 5000 and costs lately for
selling liquor. Last Monday he was
again, with his wife, convicted OF a num-
Der Of Offences, and for want of 1910 to
settle fines and costs they were taken to
Jail.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Samuel Daniels of South Woodbury.
broke his ankle at the Joint on the Eth
ult., whilst using a heavy lever to raise II
stone from the ground.
Isaac l.. Scrlbncr, aged about %, after
making Il request in writing where to
have his remains laid, hung himself at
his brother Eben's residence in Montpcl-
icr on Friday afternoon. lie leaves Il
wife who has not lived with him for
several years.
Robert Boyce of Worcester, while at
work framing 4 barn for J. f. Wheeler,
April 9th, had both bones of his leg
broken Just above the ankle, by having
stick of timber rolled on it.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
On Sabbath morning last, about 10
O'Clock, the community, at Jamaica, was
thrown into considerable excitement by
the sudden death of Mr.. Charles Barnes
He and two of his neighbors had driven
their COWS to pasture, and were standing
near the gateway, engaged in converse
ton, when he suddenly fell TO the ground
and expired without n struggle, ga-pin"
but once or twice after the fall.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

Tho grounds about thr .Athcn1tIm are
being adorned with shru5bcry. and Il good
brick walk i being laid in front of those
Grounds. aud. also, the dwelling on the
north.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

about forty NOR Freedmen came
jn "n She "Wednesday mnrmin" train. tn
~. nrl, on the railroad.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
Gold and Bonds.--May 9.
Marriagfs.

In st. Johu=bury Centre, April 30, by Rev. Edward
T. Fairbanks Mr.. George VI. Hoagg o: Waterford, and
Mia Lizzie Acsworth Of Boston.
In Glover, March =, Mr.. Gilman : M4ro3l and Mis-
Hattie Lamorir, both of Hardvick.
Also, April 30, L. Warren Clark, NJ. D.. of Charcs-
ton md Miss I-adore VI. Aldrich Of Glover
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

3. IrHN>EII.Y, VT. FRIDAY, MAY 3, Isl.
- Friends III this section of the State will
..d materially; to the interest Of the Calcdo-
....u by sending us local Items promptly and
- L-r...l lan!bl.. iorIn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
,:r'icl Locals.

The Methodist church in this place
hl- been newly "arpclcd and all the slips
f.-cll~hiuncG.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
l'cacilanl.

The spring term of Pe1cham academy
closed on Friday. May .. with an eXhbi
ton by the students. Ii required but
short time after the doors we've opened
10 literally crowd the rooms of the acade-
my to their utmost. Many predict. that
if it had not StOrmCd during the greater
part of the day, it would have been impOs-
siblc for half the audience to have GOT
within the building. The exercises COM
menccd at eight O'Clock. and lasted four
hours. The programme for tn" evening
consisted OF Orations. Essays. Drclama-
tons. etc. were delivered with good eli
feet. and with Il self-contidencc that show
drilled by competent teachers. The Tab
lrauX deserve special notice. The
Babes in the Woods" We're represented by
tw" Young gentlemen, but their forms
were of such huge dimensions. thai they
appeared. in point Of statue. To the audi
cncc - PUlyphnnu% did I" the terrified
Tluiams. The idiot Witness" was play
eel to perfection, and Mr.. l.. II. Mcadcr
OF Rycgatr, actin" the part oi the ferry
man. deserves credit for ia" lilr-likc man
ncr in which he played his part. The
part of The Idiot" was. also. PLAYED very
finely. by :. W. Chambcrlin of Albany.
The Dead shot" was the closing play.
MIR. J. c. Gray of RycgaIc. played the
part of "'rimid." and brought the house
down" again and again. Let it suffice
to say that il was one of the most unique
affairs ever undertaken here. and receives
the appreciation OF all that were present.
G.;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
1fathS.

In this place, April 2S, Mary r., aged Al years, wife
of Mr. RiChlId ii. Eastman.
In this place, May t, OF quick consumption Julia A.,
aged i years diugltcr OF l.. g. md T. 4. Harlow.
In this place, May o, Mr.. Napoleon b. Flint.
In North panvillc May 10 M,rthI J., aged l. Yeas
daughter OF Arad Wells
In DanviIr, May 10. MIR. Archclus = BlIbitt, aged
about % YEAR.
At thc VI. L Iars mage, Crafbury. April p, of con
sumption, Olive wife Of Rev. Lewis Hin, age, 81 yrs
In oxford. y. H., OF bilious fever May e. Ernest
son Of Alcxnnd u. Pierce aged year and month";
In Burke, May Hattie Annette, only child OF wild
ow Harry Han aged year, months IL daya.
In North panv!l!c April II, OF consumption, Miss
Mary y. II. Horn, aged about *, years
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
GIVEN UP AS LOST.

The second thing j. the patients must stay in 4
ROOM until they well: it is almost impossible L"
prevent taking cold when the lungs diseased, hut IT
must be- prevented cannot Ice effected. Fresh
air and riding out especially this section OF the conn
Try in the i and winter season. are all wrong. rhysi
clans who recommend that course lose their patients.
it their lungs are badly diseased and yet because they
are. the house they must not sit down quiet: they
must walk about the room as much and as iast as the
strength Will bear to get up good circulation OF blood
The patients must keep in good spiritS-bc determined
we'll. This has great deal 10 do with the appetite
tud Is the great point To gain. i -~-<-
To despair after such evidence OF its possibility
m the and moral certainty in all Others Is
sinful pr SchcnckS personal statement 10 the Faculty
of hi> was in these modest words -
Many wears ago was in the last stages Of consrmp
tin confined To- my bed. and time my pl yScia>
thought that could not live week; then like drown
the preparations which offer to the public and
They made perfect cure of me- Ii seemed 10 me that |
could feel them penetrate whole system. They
ripcncd the matter in my lungs and would spit
up more than pint OF offensive Yellow matter evG I
side. my cough, fever pains and night sweats all began
win difficulty that could keep eating much.
soon gained my strength andave grown IN flesh ever
was weighed shortly after my recovery added the
puctar. then looking like mere skeleton; my weight
w two oE n iG and @ POUNDS and for
years have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
To- New York and Boston. He or his son Dr. j, II.
Nccnck Jr still continue 10 see patients at their OF
rrliy rom "a NJ t. T.. VI. Those whowish thorough
examination with the I>prometcr will be charged 81
The Ec>Pirmctcr declares The exact condition OF me
lungs. and patients readily learn whether they are
rurne not. The directions for taking the medicines
adapted the intelligence OF child Follow
these directions and kind Nature will do the rest, eX-
CoTtiNs that in the Mandrake Pills arc to
hr taken doses the three medicines need no
h"r than the ample instructions that
accompany them: First create appetite. OF returning
health hunger is the most welcome symptom When II
comes 1t will come let the dcspairing be OF
GOOD cheer. Good blood at once follows. the cough
.,cilS the night sweat is abatcd In short time 10th
,ttLcsc morbid symptoms are gone forever.
Ir SchcnCks medicines are constantly kept in tens
f thousands Of families. As laxative purg;Itivc,
the Mandrake Pills standard preparation: while
The pulmonic Syrup, a cure of coughs and colds,
may be regarded u prUphy lacterIc against cOsulp
tiua in any OF its forms
4 battle or - 80 half dozen. Mandrake rms 70 cent
IL box. Tor sale by all druggists and dealers {
GRO 4 GOODWIN x co, Agents, Boston,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
DIit'tiru.

We are requested To say that the little
Woodbury. boy. who was killed at Con-
cord two week, AGO. was at Il neighbours
at the time. and that it i supposed the
wind blew the cart-body over upon him.
The mercantile firm OF Gould Il May, at
West Concord. is dissolved. Mi. :. ).
Gould will continue the business at the
old Siaul
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

Judge Poland, member from This dis
MET, reached home Oh Saturday. He re-
turns to Washington again next week, as
the ku-kluX committee. OF which he is Il
inemher, has meeting there the 18th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
EST RAY

Came into enclosure about the fret Of April,
EIGHT STRAY SHEEP. The owner obtain the
came 10y prov ing property and paying charge.
4. WARD.
st John-bury, May ., l>I1. CSC,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

years old. for the round sum of one thou
sand dollars. They are own brothers.
bright bay. with black name and tails,
lG} and lG4 hands high, and weigh 2iOO
lbs. They are fine style and action. tho
but partly broken. With good care and
driving. in one year they will be hard to
beat. They are Morrill, and Pirate stock.
+. {. Batchcldcr has been appointed
postmaster at West Danyillc. vice G.. W.
Harrington. removed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

We learn that of the two mcW lucomo-
The one for the western end bears the
nuInc "Lnmoillc." while the other is very
appropriately lcttered-"Sl. John>bury. =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

The grading of the Court House
.rOuuhs is continued. but We have seen
40 move yet for removing the buildings
between the Monument and DR.. BuIlard'-
house. Now is the time to do this work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

1t i pretty careless trick for Il man
10 hitch his horse in the busiest part Of the
town. and leave him there for half or
ihrre-quarters OF an hoIr with fire kegS Of
lo,rier in lii open wagon. The thing was
done in front OF the post Office in this place
careful in handling powder.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
Spefial 4utifrs.

Mann human h,iuu las pa~~, away. trr " hose death
th,r, uuuth,r reason than the neglect 81 known AMI
uli>p liIlly proved IIr.Is ui lAu>r near ami
dear To- family and friends sleeping the drviu'>~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS

The Undersigned committee appointed for the pur-
poe, viii be- upon the grounds Of the Cllcdous
Ground Company, on FRIDAY, MAY IL At T.. NJ to
such persons desire into contract for
erecting 20" stalls for md hor.cz the mate
rial therefor t. lie prov dei by the Fair Ground Go
T.. \. PARKS
y. q. CHADWICK
Nav To- l'Il. Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

Hon. Moses kittred"e has decided his
homestead "n Prospect street. To Father
Danielou. the Catholic Priest. tor 81 80:
living the purchasers bond in three thou
aud dollars t" Indemnify him tor any
claim that Mr.. kittrrd"r may have in
ia" same. The story was current about 4
year a"n that Judge kitlrcd"r had sold
hi place To the Catholics Tor a mtnnery.
aul it is supposed that they have NOW ST.
yuc.l i; for that object.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
N o T I c E !.

The colatcr hip herctOfurr existing under the name
OF G"ULn u MN, il this day dis,ol, cd by mutual con-
sent. :. Coz will continue hu-intsz the old
-and, where the Look of the late firm may hc found.
W. shall expect Immediate ttlcmca of al accounts
:. :. GOULD,
u r. MAY.
Wet Concord, Vt, May 3, 1>Il. G3-GI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
REPORT OF The CONDITION
1s1 National BANK, 81. JoHNsBuRY, W..

At St. Ichubury, in the State of Vermont At the
c'osc of mines,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12
TIIIi CALIFORNIAN.
GCA: AND STATE ITEMS.

ttH.. ANU ~
..,,..,.,-,.l- ,-r rpIn,> Nav ~
~ FrlenL. III this section of the State will
i,u.+,.rilll,. to the interest Of the CaleGo-
....,l l,y, s.udin.s US local Items promptly and
l,r..L lraibI.. iorrn.
post ""''" ii"" f"h'''
.!..I. --,,lthcrn ami w. tim $50 4 W ana 40
N Southern way. ~:3uA " Nnrrhorn and
,,.,r.r ,.,r,,.r,.o.,.:, ,,,...,.,o, Western
Ill. \, Nj. and Sill I'm. Southern way 5:I1
r.. NJ. stag" mails ~ A. N, ....., g
'.-a = ,"' w. ~, '', a., cau.ct Win GOO
nam ann, next r '''''r'','s ,.rv
Railroad Trains.
,,I>, ,orTm. 11:15 A. Vi and Eli y. NJ
religions meetings.
Block -u:cv. w. l.. Noy,s. ra-torA sabbath
scr'iccs at lo:2H A. Nj. l;i5 and g." =. NJ. sab
'''h school al i>;U" NJ -. -. H.. r...o.,
S"hbhh services at i;'" A. NJ '''' '"'' '''
"" "'.,,, r"r ,,a. " s,ut,,.,,c
Pastor, ,,II,ti, service. # 1o:au =, VI. and
o:ao r. NJ. sabla.h school At l:is +. NJ.
.'r tn '">"'- en- H' Rev. l. o. Hr'Ftow, P"Ftor9
sabbath School at 1!oo NJ. Prayer Meetings at
'''h 'h"f'h Wednesday evenings al Gov
i,,,a, ,,,.fr ,.oor,, rrio, r,ocl, rri.i,v even
in.,s at -:,o o'clock
TIN, NctbnIi.t ,.r,nrch in tI,i. nlacc'
l.,. been newly ryru,tcI and all fine slips
..-cu>hionrG.
Ihc Baptist Sabbath school IN tins
place has Just added about >cNchty-iivc
About forty NOR Freedmen came
~ oH ;hv Wednesday morning Train. to
"rk "n tn" r'tilroa!.
,, ,.,,
ia. lot next South of d.. j. II. Prck S."n
>'llius street extension.
a.,
'''''N " 81" ''''' ~ -.
@'""''''o' ''''' '''>'' '''' ""''''''z WI INV
'''''''
uuSe iolaid' ihrllDei from iii- us
'llrt' reached nome Oh Ha'uruay. ne re-
turns 10 Washington again next week as
tue h"-"i''A commute VI "''i'i' hc l.
...-.-..;7
-Thc uradn" of the Cont House
..roupls is continued. but we have seen
,n move vet far remoyino. fine huildin~e
h,lvaeu the Monument and DIR. Hullord'.
house. Now is the time to do this work.
II can never he done 50 chcor,ly o.oiu.
-Wr learn thot of the t,yn u,,v Incnmo-
,;,-... IataIv purchased FIR th, y so y
,I,. an. t,,. In. v.,..,.,.,, end h.,r. r,o
,..,,n,. II .,unilIr while thr other i very
.,I.i,ro,aiatrly Ictterrd-"Sl. Jobn.burv."
------
i Plc''S c''rt'vss 'rlcN ior man
!" '''''''' Ut, i'o'' III Tue p"e'est p''' u tue
D",rter in liz open wagon. The thing was
done in front OF the post office in this place
Tuesday forenoon. People cannot he too
careful in handling powder.
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A.. ,,.,,
,,...,.., a.. ,.I.',;. u.;., 49,. = -,n.
''','' ''''''
'''''' '''''' ~, ''''''
,,, ....
1ni II - SUPPOSED that They have now Sc
'n".' Ii i"r that object.
80,
-,
-, ~
-,
"7 ;,
''>'''''' vi '"e fNo'.'''''' at =, w.
''''H' Lecture ny NV - ii'''"-
Ihr'N' on fIh'aS evening" E"''i''''"-
III ut l'roFi"'" i"' 'cacile'H'
-, ........,,,.....,. !
,,I. ,I :, t,o, ,or ,,,,,,I,
,,,.,. ,-.,,i,,,. any
rou> about their work. a. the ground l. not
fit Tor planting yet. Last Thursday and
Friday there wa~ a soaking rain which
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

The first scmi-annual mcc!in" 0i the
caledonia co. Teachers Association will
be heidi at the academy in ST. bloomsbury,
Friday and Saturday. May - and 20.
Opening address by Rev. II. I. Fuller.
President Of the Association. at II \. W..
Friday. Lecture by Rev. j. Z. Hum
phrry. on Friday evening, Entertain
IA ut provided for teachers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-12

Henry Campbell, section man between
Swanton and Swanton Junction, got on
the wrong train Wednesday, AMI in get
ting of fell, 80 that one of his feet had
TO lac amputatcl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22


present some very attractive mechanical toys, az
well as q deserving general stock. HIS window q
daily surrounded by O thrOng OF sghtseers, who
seem especially delighted at some new steam loco
motives, which draw train or cars over the shop
'front.'
Among matters, Knox. next to the HERALD build
Ing, may be mentioned as one or the best and most
fashionable makers. We also commend 10 the pat
ronage OF our readers Mr. ESpenScheid, OF No. lib
Nassau street; Mr. David, No. 2yD Broadway; Mr..
Burke and Mr.. Warnock.
One OF the most necessary OF arricles also to be
looked out for al this lime Is candies. These may
pc procured OF pure quality aud in every variety
from Mr.. Eberts, VI No. "a East Twelfth street.
In carriages and sleghs Messrs Johnston Van
Tassel. display very varied assortment OF goods,
and deserve patronage.
Perhaps however, some OF orr read ers may desire
In their presents 10 select some useful article OF
furniture. Among the best dealers we may name
Mr.. Cowperthwaite, 155 Chatham street; Messrs.
Dealy 4 Cunningham, 1874 and 3s8 Third avenue;
Clarkes, TAT Broadway; d. Kelly 5l2 Eighth ave.
nue., and Heymans Mack, 276 Houston street.
Last, but not least. we may give list OF some OF
the best piano makers No present could be more
acceptable to young lazy or TO young couple
Just beginning Housekeeping Messrs Steinways,
MeSsrs. CnicKerng, MeSsrs. Weber and MessrS liar-
rs Brothers and Horace Waters all offer good In
struments at established prices AS q proof OF the
growing appreciation OF the Stclnway plano 1t may
be mentioned that one was lately ordered by the
Emperor OF Russia. Messrs. Decker & Barnes are
also making instruments OF excellent tone aud
great durability. They have recently perfected q
new pin block arrangement, which greatly adds to
the strength Of the piano, and which threatens to
rcvoutlonize the old process OF manufacture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
FREE FIGHT IN A GIN MILL.
Eye.t;onaing, Cannibaism and Clnbbim g-A
Policeman Ia q Tight Corner.

Eye.t;0maing, Cannibalism and Clnbbimg-A
Policeman In Tight Corner.
The liquor store on the northwest corner OF Fifty
fourth street and Second avenue, owned by Jerry
Murphy, was the scene Of an exciting disturbance
on Wednesday afternoon. Several persons were
engaged In "chucklngn dice when misunderstandc
ing arose between two OF the parties the result OF
which was Q free fight OF the toughest anu moss
exciting description something the Kentucky
style Eye-gouging, biting clubbing anu
tumDlng OF the highest order were indulgcd 10,
with zest and great freedom, until Olcer
Rlordan, Of the nineteenth precinct pnt
In appearance on the scene oil battle. Ho
made ialnt attempt at quelLng the row, when
those who were heretofore nghtlny among them
selves now turned upon nm, and after knocEng
him down three or four times took ms club away
and would nave used him pretty roughly put Tor
the interference OF the two bartenders, with whose
assistance lie succeeded In arresing Patrick Walsh.
William QuirK and Walter Butter, who were locked
up. Walsh nad bad Cut on hts head, besides nav.
ing one Of his ears badly eaten. Quirk mad also
severe cut on The head. The three were yesterday
taken before Alderman Punkitt at the Yorkviltc
Police Court where Butler was discharged and the
Otner two held TO bail TO answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
"NoBBY CLARK, AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

william Harding, alias "Nobby Clark,r one OF the
most expert pcxpockets in the city, was arraigned
before Justice Cox at JEFFERSON Market yesterday
morning. Theodore ". Todd, OF n Front street.
charges that on wednesday night, while on the rear
platform oil one OF the New Haven Railroad oars Har-
ding and companion showed against him. lie ielt
Tor us wallet containing sem money, and found u
missing, He Immediately seized Harding and
handed nun over TO the custody oil OiiIcer Evans Oh
the lwenty-ninth precinct Ills acc0mpiicc sue
Ceeded IN making his escape with the plumber. lie
denied the charge, bet was locAcd UP Tor cxaIninar
ton. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22

(both by the same author, an. L. X. S.nJ-and "FA-
BLEs FOR LITTLE FOLKs," by 'Leal."
Each tale contains moral and no doubt
You all have wit enough to md them out
Five entertaining stories for the young folks, by
Katherine Saunders, are published in one volume
by George Routledge Sons under the curious title
OF the first Of these tales, which Ia called sTHE
HAUNTED CRUST" The other stories are 'Joan
Merry weather." .'Tne Flower Girl. "Old Mathews
Puzzle,n and "Gentle Jack.n Dodd h Mead publish
the story OF "THg OLD BACK ROOM by Jennie
1t has "A Chapter to the Girlsn In 1t. The
girls viii be APT to inquire why only one
chapter was devoted TO them while the re.
naming tairty-six might be considered more par
ticuarly intended for the ooys Macmillan Co. pub.
ish three very beautifully bound and illustrated,
small size quartos, entitled sTHE LOST CHMD,u
LITTLE LUCY'5 WONDERFUL GLoBBu and '.PUss
AND R0BINu the two former In prose and the latter
In rhymes. A charming story for larger chill
dren, by the author OF "When 1 was O
Little Girl,n published In equally elegant style,
also by Macmillan, Is christeneu "NINE
YEARS DID, TWO other little story books-"THH
yAoABoND,'. and "CLAuDE SPENCER AND WAD-
DLEsv under one cover both BY Mrs. I. Marshall
ward, published by I. Whitaker 4 Company Bible
House, compete our present list OF tales In prose
for children "THE LADY ELGIvA" Christmas
Myth In verse, by the author OF Bertha weissers
wisnn Ii The last and the least IN size OF all the
holiday books for boys and girls that have been
placed upon our table, In the splendid establish
ments Of the various publishers and booksellers,
however, will DO found hundreds OF other works,
suitable LOT people OF all tastes and ages, and some
OF them may be even more attractive than several
OF those that we have mentioned.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-11-30
WINTER TIME TABLE

'a.L.'-ti g. lE3E EL.IFo6I