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Ia, learns nj length to know well enough.
thar nohody is deceived by his fclntS at
r.citotinr. | say that such an expert
.nr, =. discontinued for Years. goes
faro infect the most precious basis of
character. truthfulness and honest self
r..n.ct. with dry-rot The college
culture in his mind. But are they
worth to him what they will have cost
him
Let II" parent suppose that the case
have described is imaginary. No col
lcgc class but contains one or more. 1t
i worth nur considering whether 1t
were not wiser to modify in some way
our college COURSES for the benefit OF
such. Failing that. let parents ponder
deeply whether their SOILS are likely to
suffer more. aS have described. III their
moral character than they will gain i'll
intellectual profit. from Il regular col
lego, course. There is such il thing as
buying valuable results at to" high Il
price ". e. Wilkinson in Christian
Weekly.
II MoUE>I>G. \ thriving tailor of
Boston is also dog fancicr. He keeps
several YES. four on five large dogs
or did keep them till one of them de
parted this life Il few days since, and
his tail ceased wagging. Thereby
hangs Il tale. On the day following the
demise of the ''puup." there appeared
ON his masters door Il notice to the
effect that the establishment would he
closed till after the funeral of the late
ldmcutcd etc. This notice was not put
an the door 10y the tailor. and he WAS
quite inccn>cd 10y it. His mrighGur~
think he has abandoned the idea of Il
funeral rs il would naturally bring mp
sad memories of the departed. and
arouse. latent giicf. There will hc II"
funeral.
was never ruined but twice. said Il
Wit: once when lost Il law suit. and
once when ! gained one.
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IA stupid practice, is patent on the least
consideration. Why manure piece of
land and then destroy the roots seeking
to occupy it? When the roots have
been mutilated. how can the plant he
expected to bear drought or carry fruit I?
| saw at Berry Hill. the other day Il
large bed of hauthoiS strawberries. with
as much fruit as any common variety
might he expected to carry, and this on
light land. Other varieties were loaded
with the largest crop ever saw in my
life. asked Mr.. Cope, the gardener.
how they had been managed. He said
as soon as the crops was gathered. all
weeds, runners and dead foliage had
been removed. and the ground between
the rows covered with very thick
dressing of manure. The rows had also
been watercd two or three times with
manure water. The plants were then
encouraged to make IL strong, healthy
growth i'll the autumn. The whole land
was full of roots. and covered as the
surface was with the remains of the
manure the plants had not suffered
from want of rain. whilst Strawberries
in the neighborhood on better soil,
which had been dug i'll the winter. were
burned Gardeners Monthly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
Selling Stock.

| am. Mr.. Editor. one of those who
believe that our farms are not cultivated
enough. There l. my neIThbor A.,
Wonder. who has fifty of his one hun
bred and fifty acres i'll pasture. If |
ask him what he will take for his farm
he would Ice likely to tell me SO or
800 per acre. If | wanted to buy that
portion of his farm i'll pasture, he would
ask me about $50 per acre for it; and
vet there is ut least half of it that does
not pay him annually seven per cent.
interest on so per acre. 1t is good
Land enough but it grows little or moth
ing in the shape of forage for his COWS
and sheep. Why, sill. / can select ten
acres of it. which. if fenced oil from Il
piece of bottom land he has kept iii the
same field would not keep ten sheep
alive through the summer. And vet
that land will pr! 20 per cent. interest
OH 800 per acre, i'll its location. if
properly managed.
Yes. sir, >oiimg cattle will do it. Let
that land he plowrd. manfred. >uWm ia
clover. and the clover cut and fed ,ii
rrctlN to the stock. and it will keep the
animals better icld the farmer more
profit from each animal. Labor is tn"
bother" said my friend Jones. til" other
day. 80 ii is: but j. not Il bother that
i in>IrmoumtHhlc if Il man has the good
~tn>c To know how to treat and pay his
lahurcI~. Where lands are high and
valuable sailing has got t" hr adopted
every inch of land must hc cultivated.
My friend could proitahly sell half of
his land ut so per acre, till the Other
half Is AZ ii should i've. keep more stock
ON it, and derive more profit from the
whole. And the half of the farm would.
in five Years. hc worth more. absolutely
than the whole l. now.
Do Nuu say this is Il d"gmLtlc a>>cI-
ton. UuWarrantcd hy facts! | sly no.
have seen il tried. The agricultural
papers have furnished facts prov in" it I;
there are men iii New England and New
\ url getting rich 1T farming. Whn never
made Il dollar at the hU>inr>, until thr>
began /" cultivate every inch OF ground
they OWN. and to carry Il heavy stock of
cattle. sheep and swine upon il lay soil
ing to make manure with which to en-
rich their land. Their farms have grown
better and their bank deposits larger
even since. | wish could induce some
of them To give facts and figures ito
which | have not access now through
Your columns to prove what | have
here asserted. | hope they will du 81.
I'utoU Ven. IoiE,y
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
X. u. EDDY,
SOLICITOI OF PATENTS


No ~ State Street. opposite Kilhy Street Eu.,..
Mass
After AN extensive practice ot upwards ct 2. .,.
wears continues To secure patents III The ,....t
States ais" III Great britain. Franc" and oti,rr .
elm countries. Caveats, specifications bonds de-
ignmcnt-. and all papers OF drawings Ion Ilr,f.--
executed on lihrra terms. and with dr-pat,. b.
searches made into American OF foreign uriL- p.
determine the validity utility of patents .r .
vrntiurIS-aud legal ur other advice, rendered I a..
matters touching the same, Copies of t. claims. o..
any patent furnished by rrmittiu. Il ~ d.
mcni- recorded al Washington.
TESTING IALs
L regard Mr.. Eddy one at the most ~I,,,-., .
and capah l.. practitioners with whom ! ll.,t ,i
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner ut FJr-l.,-
Il have, no hesitation III assuring iuy-Ir,,- rt.,
they cannot employ 4 person more cump-r.lr AID
Trustworthy. and more capable al putr.u- r...-
applications III form to secure Tor them an ,-tr. .
and favorable, consideration at the patent ol.,,
EDMUND BURKE Lat" Commissioner OF d.,
tents.
Mr. Il. II. Eddy has made, for me rs apI,l.,tr..r.
all but one "f which patents hav" been -I,.-.l
and that l. pending. such uuml~t.th.. .,
proof of great talent and ability on lis par ,,-
me To recommend all inventors 10 apply O." i.n.r.
procure their patents a. they may hc -,Ir uI ii.
m4 the most faithful attention bestowed uu r.,..
eases and al very reasonable charges.
H"~Ion Jan. l. l-12.-lv JOHN TAGGAEI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
House & Small Farm for Sale

The John Morse place consi sting OF twostory
house, and out-buildings, and about ID acres oil
land, situated i'll the village of st. Johnshury en-
tire is offered for sale. There is good spring wafer
running to both house and barn. All the land is
about the buildings, level accessible easily work
ed. and i'll a good state of cultivation.
The place is desirable for any one who wants
small place i'll a quiet village. convenient TO church
es and schools. As the trains run, scholars can
attend the st. JOhnsbury Academy, or the High
home.
For particulars, enquire of c. NJ. STONE at this
office or on the premises S3tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
flor Sale.
"a Acres Of Land.

The subscriber will sell lot of 81 acres in the
town of Lvndon-13 miles above Lyndonville, on
the "Bemis Hill road-eight acres meadow, and
the remainder pasturare and tillage.
Price go per acre. Terms, part down and
credit for the remainder.
IONA. ADAMS.
estf West Concord. VT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
NOTICE !

l have this day given my son, Osborn f. Drown
his time during his minority and shall pay no debts
of his contracting claim any of his wages after
this date BENJAMIN DROWN
Sutton, May 3 1872.
MARY J. BERRY },v..
l5l7 j. T. WILLARD witnesses
'I'EACHERs' LICENSES, Highway Tax Bills,
i and Notes always on hand at
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
IOWA and NEBRASKA
L A NJ D S
FOR SALE BY THE
Burlington & Mo, Rivers R. R. Co.
billions or 1CEES

On Ten Years CrcdH. at Il per ct Int
No part of principal du, for two years and thence
,nlv one ninth yearly till paid ill full.
Products will pay for land and improvements
within the limit of this generous credit.
- Better terms were never offered are not now
and probably never will he.
CIRCULARS giving full particulars are sup
piled gratis; any wishing I" induce others To cIn-
CRATE with them To form colony. are invited to
ask for all they want To distribute
Apply 10 GEO. :. HARRIS, Land Comm'r.
For Iowa Lands, al BURLINGTON, Iowa
And for Nebraska Lands at LINCOLN. NEB
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
The Exterminator

Is not poison. but works the total destruction of
Bed Bugs. Lice, Cuckroachc~ Moths. sc. wherever
il il faithfully applied ASK Your stnrckrep-r for
it. Manufactured by Torrent CHEMICAL
Co, b Hanover St. Boston. General y gents foI
New ENGLAND
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PICTURES FssAMED

at - few moments notice Ny frames arr mHnu-
featured 10y workman who Is rnp"yr ed by Mrssrs.
+. \ /. Fairbanks on the finest of their work and
men i'll this state.
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Good Bye Sweet Heart"

This fascinating novel. by RHoDA BROUGHToN
author of Red as a Rose is she is ready
Price in sv". paper covers, - cents, or limo
cloth 81 80.
ID. APPLETON & CO., Publishers,
$40 and SOL Broadway. y. y.
Sent free by mail TO any address receipt Of
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w AT Oh E S a.!
PAUL BRETON. of Geneva.

trctrlNtu II ON me anlliaCt"rNo OF the celebrated
PAUL BRETON. of Geneva.
An invoice, of fine Watches which were mad,
especially my order. and superior Tor TIN,
and i'll finish To any other Watch sold in America
for the same money. Also. in stock large variet,
of other
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN WATCHES.
\ fine assortment of .Tewelry. Silver and Plated
Ware. Fancy Goods. Hair .Tewelry mad, q.
order. Every description of Watch repairiu.
engraving. sc.
CEPH\S APPLEBEE.
Lvndonville. Vt. Feb = ls72
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Corn Sown for Fodder.

COln SOWn LOT Z Ouuer.
We have given frequently detailed
directions for raising corn fodder al
ways sowing it in drills or burrows. the
latter being the best. allowing more
breadth tor the lows An inquirer asks
what time il should Lee >oWn We an
>Ncr, amy time in the Northern states
between the middle of MAY and the
middle of July. Those who list, it for
cLrl} ~"ilim" may SOW ii ~ early aS the
weather AMI soil will allrN. early in
MAY. ami ii small early corn i ~uWn
quite rhickll. say three bushels To the
acre. i; will give heavy crop of fine
t"ddcr on coed ground 10y the time "t'
common wheat harvest. Eut if intend
eel uul, iur autumn selling ur for winter
fodder. it need not hc ~own earlier than
tn" middle nf June, and larger varic-
tN of ruIm will do better. But never
SOM less than two or TWO and Il half
bushels of seed to the acre. If the
ground * poor. the crop will he greatly
Increased 10y manuring. Coarse manure
may hr USED To good advantage on corn
fodder. Plough twn-hor>c burrows
about three tcrt apart. ill them half
tIll ut manure toy throwing with Il fork
from The cart on wagon. then $IrcW the
corn along from half bu>hel basket
ON the left arm. at the rate of about
three bushels per acre. and then harrow
the Whole lcngthWiSe with the burrows.
The harrow will break up the manure
and mix ii with the soil. and the seed
will Lee MIXED with both. 1t may he
scattered some. but more fodder will
grow on Il wide than on Il narrow turrow.
II:d If Il few grains are Jeff uncovered.
there viii still hc enough for rood crop.
II "a" owner happens to have Il smooth
iug harrow. he may harrow the whole
surface before the corn is up. and two
OF three times afterwards and this
operation. together with the shading ot
the crop. will leave the surface ;I> clean
and >m"oth IL floor after the crop is
harvested. 1t should not he overlooked
hN those not familiar with this mode of
raising fodder that two OF three times
h> much dry fodder may thus he OBJ
tanned from land as from good meadow
that cattle viii eat the whole. stalks
and all; and that the stalks will lie
sure T." heat and spoil with the novice
the first year. Therefore begin modcl-
JtclN. OHhtTy GentIcHtdH
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TROTTlNC STATIONS.
HAMRIETOSIt Nn>tRCH

Sired by Rysdyks Hambletonan uhe sire of Dex.
ter. who sold for s33 600: JAY Gould for $50 600
also, grandsire of Goldsmith Maid. who sold for
500 and Judge Fullerton. for s2O.OOOD Dam
by Roes Abdalah Chief (by Old AbdallahD his
dam by Phillips. son of nuroc, grand-dam by Deca.
tur he by imported Messenger. Foaled 1-6j blood
bay, 10 hands will make the season of ls72 at the
stock farm of the subscriber
Terms, $50 wit: SO at the time of service
and so when the Mare proves in foal
PORTLAND,
BY Clarion; dam by William Tell. granddam by
Oi m Aodanah; toaled l-65; jet black Is hands
VIII also serve at BIS to insure
Mares Kept at owners risk. For circulars giving
full particulars address
JUSTIN ID. MoULTON, West Randolph, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
Carriage and Repair Shop for Sale
For Sale or Rent !
THE WIlLOUGHBY LAKE HOUSE

situated AT rh, head "t Will"u-hhy LAKE. ~iN miles
from the West Burke station on the PaS>ump~Ic
Railroad.
The II"u~, j. in good repair and. except turni-
tuTt. ready Tor thu comm. >'.t~"n- W i'll ais" h,
sold with il II the purchaser desires Il largr lot ct
tImh,rrd Land. we'll located and convenient fnr
numbering.
Willnu.hhv Lake. with Ms lI"r and FiSgah
I~in.. almost prrprndirulaIl,. 5000 feet "n either
>d. j. pronounced hN the tourist ~ II really l..
If tn, m"~r charming places 81 summer resort
in all New England.
The party now owning this property has "thrr
business and i'll sell low. and "u such tim" shall
~uIt thu purchaser. Apply to the subscriber at
MECHANICS Fails Maine "r t" David y. Trull
Vest Burke. Vt. nr W ". Gr"ur Barton. VI.
\. { pENNISON Proprietor.
April II l~72. EFF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
HOYT'S BLOCK.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSINESS

The subscriber having removed from ST. John
bury offers his block L. Il. Street for sale said
block being divided into three good sized stores
with basement, two offices and i've tcnc
mrnts. For business purpose, the location Is snpc
any in the village: trouble III letting the
stores or ttnemrntS: indeed there two applica
tinns chance for either families or traders
Apply To y. j. WILLARD
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24

waS never ruined but twice. said Il
Wit once when lost Il lawsuit. and
once when | gained one.
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Wood! wood!!
For Sale! NV Homestead,

L. c. WOODBURY. will deliver I6nch SLA Il
WOOD in the village AT a per cord. He will also
do inhhmu of all kinds
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24

Situated one mile from Lyndon and one and one
half miles from Lyndonville. Consists of Il acres
Good Land we'll fenced and watered, buildings i'll
good repair and Il .oodly number of fruit trees.
Price Low and terms easy.
Inquire of the subscriber on the premises
f. W. CARPENTER.
LVndonv Vile Oct IL ISL. -Itf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

L Will Please Patrons.
REMEMBER THE SIGN.
EARAG1H1W HOME,
No. 81 Santa Fe Arenue,
aALlNA, KANSAS.
WILLIAM HUEBNHR.
LIVERY,
SALE and
FEED
STA BL E.
a. G. C0USE.
PROPRIETOR.
0ANTA F1 AV111U1,
SALIVA, KANSAS.
The undersigned invites his friends and the public in
general tn call and him NJ his stable. located On
the west side Of santa Re avenue, near ProbeTts drug
store, promising them
The Best rurn.Outs
IN THE CITY.
Horses
Boarded BY the Day or Month,
Good Care and Careful Grooming.
Strangers
Furnished Co.yeyssces e any Fart 81 she
Country. With
o1911G1nG Drivers.
A. q. CoUsE.
EXCELSIOR
Livery, Feed and Sale
STABLE.
HORSES
BOARDED BY THE DAY, WEEK
OR MONTH, AND
Careful Attention Guaranteed.
Carriages
FURNISHED TO ANY PART OF
THE CITY, WITH
Careful and Attentive Drivers.
HORSES
ON HAND ANDs FOR SALE
AT ALL TINES.
No. - Santa fe Ave.,
SALIVA, KANSAS.
lsp-ei.l attention s'Fn to ''''lns '"d training
w. III. 4 A. Amos.
jEwELRY, CLOCKS, ETC.
u. Whitehead,
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,