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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
Truth is Mighty, and will Prevail"
We ETIN e
PURIFlES THE BLOOD AND RE
STORES THE HEALTH.
General Debility.

Debility is term used t. denote deficiency OF
blood. The nutritIVe constituents of the blood are
i'll less than their regular proportion. while the
watrry part Is in excess. Debility is OF frequent
occurrence. II is incident a variety uf diseases.
The lower limbs are apt to Ice swollen. The patient
L. feeble, and cannot bear much eNrrtinu- The.
circulation il irregular. but almost always weak.
ralpIIatiun If the heart l. very svmp-
ton. Violent emotion often throws the heart into
the most tumultuous action. The vital functions
arr languidly performed. The muscular strength
l. diminished: fatigue follows moderate N slight
exercise The breathing though quiet "hrn at
rest. becomes hurried and even painfully a-Itatcd
under rNcrtI"n. ~ III running. ascending heights
50. The nervous system l. often greatly dIsoT
drrcd Vertigo dilzurs- and t,.iIu. ui iiiutucSS
very common. Iulrut and obstinate" ucural-ic
pains IN tn, head side, breast other parts 81 the
body also tgrpurnt attendants upon tn, dIsr.iS.
The srortti"n~ .ur sometimes diminished In
females the mtuS,> al, almost always either suS-
pended "r very partially performed Ihr hIl" -
~cInty. and cu>iivrnr~- with Uuhr:,lth, ,.vucIIa-
lions from The bowels and dy>P"piic stale Of the
stomach are extremely c"iuu,"u ,HPt"m>
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CrrsS he f"t",ri"q Coo,pionta.
u,elrpaa. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint and
Loss Of appetite cured hy takns Il few bottles.
LasSitudr. Low Spirits and sinking Sensation
cured al once
Eruition- Pmplr-. Blotchr- and all impurities
Of the blood bursting through the skin otherwise.
cured readily 10y following the directions on the
bottle.
kidney Bladder and Urinary Derang,mrnt inva-
riaby cured On- bottle viii convince the m">t
skcptical.
Worms expelled from the system without the
least difficulty. Patients suffering from the pre-
valent disease will marked change for the
better in their condition after taking one bottle.
Worm difficulties are more prevalent than is gener
ally supposed in the Young and they will lind the
Quaker Bltter~, a sure remedy.
Nervous difficulties Neuralgia sc. speedily
relieved
Rhcumatics Sw-llcd Joints and Scroiua A iic
tinns removed nr greatly relieved hy this iHvalua
BILE medicine
Bronchitis Catarrh Commissions and H ysterics
cured OF much relieved.
Difficult breathing Pain in the Lungs side and
Chest almost invariably cured by taking few bot
ties of the Quaker Filters.
All difficult female arrangements almost inyari-
ably caused hy violation Of the organic Laws 50
prevalent the American ladies. Weld readily I"
This invaluable medicine-the Quaker Bttrrs.
All impurities of the Blood and diseases incident
L. the same. always cured by the Quaker Btters il
taken according 10 directions
The Aged find in the Quaker BitteIs Just the
article they stand i'll need of in their declining
II uuic k-n- the blood and cheers the mind and
pivrs the passage down the plane inclined
:s-Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Mrdi
cine.
DIX. H. :. FLINT. n CO.. Propliet"lS.
PROVIDENCE X l.
sold AT wholesale by HENRY & Co Burlington.
AT retail by ) RANDALL 4 son. 81. Johnsbury
lc-43
HTru+h ie M;,h+,, ona ,,,;u D.o,oI,'
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Defamation.

oeIduldtlOu.
We understand Messrs. Hall 4
Fletcher Of this place have caused Il
suit to he brought against Moses Kit
ncdge, ESP, for defamation of charac-
ter, laying their damages at S20.0OO.
A pretty good joke is told 10y the law
yers, i'll connection with this suit. The
writ was served late at night. The
next morning Judge Kittredge came
into the office of the lawyer who made
writ, and delivered himself something
as follows: 81 WAS sick yesterday-sick
all day. Called DR.. Bullard. Am a
good deal better to-day. Don't know
what cured me, whether it was DIR. Bull
lald's medicine OF Dickey's plaster"
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PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PIN
PIE REMEDY The skin Medicine of the A ge
Is warranted to cure Flesh Worms Pimples erup-
Iry ALI druggists Depot ~ Bond ST. New York
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The great cause of So many young people being
gray headed is account of their having used the
vile compounds which have flooded the market 81
long. Natures Hair ReStoratice is remedy
for this Clear crystal: poison perfectly
sweet. clean and reliable. All druggists sell it
See advertisement.
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For Moth Patches, FreckIes.

AND TAN. USE PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECk-
LIE LOTION The well known reliable and harm
less remedy fol Brown Disc0lOrations of the face.
Prepared only by DIR. b. {. Perry, DeImatologist,
~ Bond street New York. Sold by Druggists
eyervwher. s-33
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Swollen Limbs.
Mr.. STEVENS

LEBANON, n. H., Jan. - ls7O.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear sir write this note to inform you Oi the
effect of your Blood Purifier upon my system
When commenced taking it, a year ago ! was
very much debitated My limbs were swollen so
that it was impossible for me to get into or out
from a carriage and very painful to 90 up or down
stairs. Indeed could scarcely stand on my feet.
NJ appetite was gone, my strength failing rapidly.
After using YOUR medicine for a few weeks began
to improve. My appetite improved and my strength
returned. L can now perform my duties as a nurse
with nv wOnted ease; and feel owe it to VEG
ETINE. Yours gratefully,
l7.ls MRS. c. a. H TILDEN.
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Found at Last /!

tiIOHF NIII NrE. sol THEIuu,E. Mass.
February I'D. l-sl
II 4. SrEVEN-. Esq. E"~ton.
For thu past tive wears }i,,. ht,.u afflicted it
dN-p,p~ii caused from a morbid ~rlrr "i ,l. liver
loss "i apI"tli' .'!~u- of t1"d and wind TIA,
stomach. Il ~'l~r 90: di>trnsiun in In, stomach COS
tiycu,>~. pJllIiAtnu eli the heart. general dhilit
and llu-uor. For u year past ! have taken vuuI
NErEu\F or Blood iurti,I. | am now We'll and
alb, L. attend To- my business. II j. Of the hest
remedies. and '.u heartily recommend II (" all
afflicted with similar dI~.I>,~ h:i,, tried other
remedies. hat found non" that afforded III" any
r'll"i until t'uHd ri III l"ur ' HIM
GEO. HANSON
tuy person d,.>irin. further information can cal
~ his sou " ulhm r. Hanson IpnthrcarN. stur,
Ne IL Eiu.iivIl. South Boston.
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NINE AND Ten PER CENT. INVESTMENTS

Kansas Registered Municipal Bonds. Principal
and Interest paid by the State, in New York City
For sale by CHARLES DWIGHT, agent for
Western Bond Board Kansas City No. 70 State
Street Boston, 1928
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ST. cSuhnsburp Galedonian.
st. John,bury. Vt, Friday, May 81. 1872.

- Friends in this section Of the State will add
materially TO the interest of the CaledOnan by
sending us local items promptly and in brief, leg
ibe form.
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Post Office Time Table.

CLOSE-Southern and Western $50 A NJ and 100
Pm Southern way $50 AN. Northern and
stage mails 400 P. NJ.
ARRIVE.-Northern 9:05 a. NJ. Southern and
Western ll:Os A. NJ and i:3s P. NJ. Southern
way 4:35 p. ". Stage mails 5:45 A. NJ
Office hour from Z A. NJ. to 2 P NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

Enabling the manufacturers t" produce the h,.turi
tul orange colon peculiar To june Butter all the
yeII through.
1t possrsseS an advantage, over the dry powder OF
paste Annatt" i'll that il is already ready for and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

Castoria-is scientific vegetable preparation /;
| perfect substitute for and more effective than
Castor Oil and is pleasant take 1t cleanses the
system in most remarkable manner does not
distress or grippe, but operates when all other
dies have failed. 1t is certain TO supersede Pills
Castor Oil Narcotic Syrups and all other purgative
and exciting medicines. The Castoria contains
neither Minerals Morphine Alcohol. By its
emoent, soothing effect it assimilates the food and
produces natural sleep particularly adapting it to
crying and teething children 1t cures stomach
Ache, Wind Collie Constipation Flatulency, Group
and kills Worms. Make your Druggist send for it :;
he will always keep it, every family must have
it. 1t costs but fifty cents a bottle l5Is
Female MISUNDERSTANDING acts directly up
on the causes of these complaints. II invigOrates
and strengthens the whole system, acts upon the
secretive organs allays inflammation cleanses and
cures liberation cures constipation, regulates the
bowels headache and pains in the back cease; in
fact there is disease complaint where the
Negetine gives quick relief and is effective i'll
its cure in what is termed Female Weakness.
1t has never failed in one instance.
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To Whom it May Concern !!

ST. Johnsbury, May IL, 1872.
The cOpartnership heretofore existing between
us the subscribers, under the firm and style of
Spaulding & Fletcher, at said St JOhnsbury, is
hereby dissolved and the partnership business is to
he settled by F. F. Fletcher.
CHAS. F. SPAULDING.
Z. F. FLETCHER
Attest-A NJ DICKEY.
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Ioral and STATE 5lrn,.

Spaulding X Fletcher have dis
solved, Col. Spaulding selling ont his
interest to his partner. F. F. Fletcher.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

There is to he village meeting
this afternoon, to raise money for cur
rent expenses, and do other business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

There have been some splendid
rains the past week, and vegetation is
looking finely. Grass is said to prom
Use abundant. "Wednesday and Thurs
day were cold days, hut the clouds
saved us from frost this morning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
IF Raymond Black Hawk
w HECTOR

Will make the season of 1-12 at the stable of DR.
Moses Stevens. North Danvillc vi. TERMS 80 To
insure foal. All casualties 10 al the risk of
their owner and mares disposed of before the usual
time of fualing will he considered with i"al.
PEDIGREE.
Hector was sired by Old Black Hawk = =. Sher-
man Morgan. =. =. :. Justin Morgan. His dam
sired by the Stewart horse. and he by Messrn-
ger grand dam by Sherman Morgan. and he by
Justin Morgan.
This horse is the size of Lady Gray. Miss Nellie
Lady Black Hawk and many other good trotters.
TESTIMONIAL.
The undersigned well acquainted with the
stallion Hector raised 10y y. K. Raymond ESD. al
Stowe Vt. and hav, ;tlsn known much Of his stock
and in Judgment nn horse Standin. in this
vicinity has sired So valuable class al colts.
tSgnrd bV tIroI..,. " ilkim~ and ~ uthrrs.I
For further information address the pr"privt"rS
DR. MOSES Il CIINS. l.. STEVENS PT"prict"Ts.
North panvillr VI. MAY y i-12. l..
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$prriai Hnhrrs.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY
SKIN DISEASES.

Green Mountain Grange, No. l, ST. Johnsbury,
81 Regular meetings held the frst Saturday %
dch ,aoath al o'clock =. NJ.
+. V. POWERS Secretary
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

Tuesday evening was rainy. and
the public have vet to hear the very
good program offered by the band for an
outdoor entertainment. This CThurS-
day evening. is the time now set, IF
the weather permits"
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On Time.

On Time.
A lady of this village has just shown
us this, the Doth day of May. three full
ripe tomatoes and two pods of full
grown peas. These vines came up i'll Il
tlowcr-pot with house-plants, and she
let them grow just to see what they
would come to. Her discovery is Il
hint to other ladies to utilize their
plants, by raising something use
full as well as ornamental.
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What is Needed.

Bo~ToN Feb r. Isl.
HENRY X STENENs Esq:
Dear about one year sine ! found myself
i'll feeble condition from General Debility. VIC
ZINE was strongly recommended L. me 10y friend
who had been mach h,urtitttd by ill., u~c. pro
cured the article. and after using several BOTTLES
restored to health. and discontinued its list.
| feel quite confident that there l. medicine.
superior I" il for those complaints for which il is
especially prepared. and would chccrtully recon-
mend il t" those who feel that they need hing
To restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
l. l.. PETTINGILL
Finn of =. VI. Prttin.ill = Co.
No. 10 STATE Street BostOI
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Xxi AND UNXID FIREWORKS !

Masks Flags, Balloons Crackers, Torpedoes, &c.
We have the largest Stock ill the United
States Displays, TO any amount, furnished at
short notice.
CUTTER, HYDE L. CO.,
E EhnSy Goods 3 channey Street BOSTON
Sole Manufacturers of
MarshaUs Patent Illuminating Cdndlestck.
1921 Send for Price List.
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VIM. Wilder has removed his iron

VIM. Wilder has removed his iron
store north of the passenger depot into
Hallett's new building south of the
freight depot.
Rev. +. {. Cummings, formerly of
st. Johnsbury, will supply the Hancock
Congregational church at Lexington,
Mass. during the absence of the pastor
in Europe.
The =. & o. X. X. will put on re-
frigerator cars next Monday, for carry
ing butter, cheese, eggs, etc. The train
leaves Hardwick at :}:45 in the morning,
E. Hardwick 4.2O, Greensboro 300.
Walden DOB. DanVille go.
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County Conference.

The Caledonia County Conference of
Congregational churches. meets with
the North Church III this place, on Tues
day and Wednesday, June II and II.
The gathering of the Sabbath schools
will he on Tuesday afternoon. Further
than this the program is not yet ar
ranged.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

Mr. Emerson Hall is about to erect
Il new house on the lot where his pres
ent one now stands, opposite the Court
House. The old house will he removed
to the south side of the lot until the new
one is ready for occupancy.
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Gives Health, Strength and Ap petite.

My daughter has received great benefit from tn,
Use Of the VEGETINE. Her declining health
source of great anxiety Ia all OF her friends. few
bottles OF the NEGETGNE restored her health strength
and appetite. y. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
No. ~ Sears Building Boston Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

the resolution is wonderland that the
annoyance complained of could be pro-
hibited without making the above con-
tract, but by simply voting to inderdict
meeting was not inclined to discriminate
between the thing asked for and the
article offered, and passed the resolu-
ton, leaving the legal points to he set
tied by the courts.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. FAN banks, and adopted:
ResoIred, That the Prudential Com
mittec be instructed to survey the land
owned by the district, and erect such
bounds. us i'll their Judgment the dis
trict require. to retain the land right
fully belonging TO said district.
1t Is understood this resolution was
brought out to remind the district
(wiat some seem to have forgottem)
that lands donated solely for school
pulp"~e> cannot he decided away.
GA the whole the school meeting was
Il good one. Article three might per
hape have been disposed of III Il less
objectionable manncr, and til" object oh
tanned just rs clt"ctualil. The discus
sion on the graded system OF schools
showed the determination of the dis
tlict to make no backward movement,
but to elevate the standard. and Labor
for IN Increased degree of excellence in
our public schools.
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The Will of the Late DR.. Jewett.

81, 1 l.,
VI ~,
ett' Il native OF TINS town. WI" dl'd III
Lafayette. Indiana. is published in the
I,..,I ,,,,,.,.. In. J.,,,tt l,ft ma c,,iI,
..., ,.,... I;.l
,'''" f''f
large, Is divided among his relatives
many of when are well known to our
citizens. rs follows:
T, ,i.,.... LI;.J,.,I, ,,, E,I..r
MN II nnm
~ ,,,' ,,.,J,,. Allan, / u,.r.,rI.,,i
~ nnn
r. E,,u, Hand ~ ,I,l,,,.,;,Io l.,
!. 81, i;,,, ''''' -
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on: -, n a.'i''N - ''"'''' vi lay ''''''
on no .i''''
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,.,. ,..
,o,,,'; ~ nnn
E,J,,..;,,, ,Il..,,, -, <.l,,....,..,
=, nm
r. w.. r.;. tI... ;,. ~,
H., II,., a. nnn
,''''' w. ' ~ ' I''i', .'i''. i'.,
nf Vermont - nm
To my nephew. Henry +. .JrNett. of
California 900.
n =" '''''''''' - Lar ever VI ''''''''>'
TO my niece. Helen Batcs J.vett. of
Vermont. : 900.
To my nephew. Luther Jewett. son
al Samuel .Icwctt. of Vermont. ~j.uDO
III addition to the above 900.
To my sister. Bct>eN Mcfarland.
S2.Wm.
To my brother, Dr. Adam .JcWctt. of
Day ton. ONO. >2.WU.
To my sister. Mira J. Abbott. S2.0OO.
To my brother Samuel ]eWctt. 81.
900.
To Luther Jcwctt Heard. of Shelby
Vile. Indiana. 5000.
To Mary JcWctt llartrr. daughter of
DIR. llaltcr. of II. Louis. Missouri. -.
900.
To Elizabeth Helen liartcr. daugh-
ter of Dr. Halter. "t -. Louis. Missouri.
: 900.
|" Mrs. EphI;iIm Ahh"tt. = 900.
/" Mrs. Dr. Luther l"w"tt Ahh"tt.
Sl.oWO.
10 MIS-. Sahlliti JrNt1t. l.hH'.
i" my sister. Mira j. Abbott. all my
personal property; also til" free use of
til" homestead on tlfth street I" Apill
l>t, l-:1.
/" lIlihll Ia ll"I'hl' III consequence
"i having called his son alter my name.
S2'Hl.
MI real estate shall hr sold I" the
best adNanta"" and the proceeds equal
~ divided between my hr0thrr> and
sisters. Mrs. lirt>cN Mcfarland. Dr.
Nd"m JcNclt. Mira j. Ahhntl ana ShrI-
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TO SPoRTSMEN.

The Hotel at West Danville has been renovated
and repaired, and newly furnished. Good boats are
supplied to those who wish to sail or fish upon
JOe's Pond; and altogether the place affords as
good place for a day or twos recreation az can be
found in this vicinity
1919 j. F LADUCER, Proprietor
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Woods New Iron Mower

This Mower is of the same weight and general
principle of construction the Wood Frame Now
T. Its peculiarities are: lst-rhe few bolts used
N the Machine. 2d-All of the principal journals
IRE emery ground and perfect. 3d-The boxes are
all OF the best composition brass inserted III iron
md need no bolts to hold them firm. All the prln
cipa bearings oiled with patent oier attached
10 each box and consequently needs but little atten
ton from the rider. BY these improvements the
lraft is lessened third and is now much the
iightest draft mower made. The durability far
exceeds any other mower and will not cost One-haf
Us much for repairs Tor term OF fifteen years as
INV other mower made in the world In the few
ears Woods has made Harvesting Machines he
Ias sold 49, 81 and is weekly now manufacturing
10 Machines for the present season.
Mr. Woods shops cover eight acres of ground,
employ about nine hundred men, most of which are
experienced mechanics.
These Mowers, also Reapers and Dropper, for
sale at the Steam Mill building the depot st.
Johnsbury, VT, by
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zjnfris.
3irn -ihuhsrnIrnfs.

Persistent Advrrti-ini: in the right medium
brings business.
N-ANTED-A small tenement Tor man and
w wife. vicinity of Railroad street preferred
Address. +. -. Bon. l46 81. bloomsbury.
TOMATO Cabbage and Caulitiowrr Plants tor
i sale. by y. Il. PRlNGLE.
log Wells River Vt
4 Coon NEW TwoII"isE LUMBER WAGON for
n sale will exchange for good one horse
lumber wagon. e. VI. STONE.
| AIDES who are getting tired of sewing buttons
IL on their boots can have them rivitrd on and
warranted never To come of, by
-9tf |. b. tIORlIA AN
4 SECONDHAND PIANO for sale or rent.
~ lS2O Enquire of THERON HOWARD.
| ISL OF LETTERS remaining the postuiice
IL i'll st. JOhnsbury May 81, 1872.
Boucher. F. Grout l..
Chandler j. n Hutchins n T..
Clifford W. W. Jones j. X
Fox W Orr L. E.
GagnOn John. Sargent. G. W.
Goodrich Mrs. q. Wilson, IL. +.
Parties calling for the above letters will please
give the date of the list.
II. W. FLEETWOOD. p. NJ.
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A bunch of keys picked up i'll the
street last week, may now he found
at this office.
The June term of court sits at this
place next Tuesday, Judge Ross pre-
siding.
To-day is Decoration Day. Flags
are flying in the place, but no general
observance of the day is had
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john \. Moore has bought il build
ing lot next north of Geo. Mays resi-
dence. and intends to put up Il house
another year. Mr.. Chadwick has sold
two other lots east of Mr.. Monrc'S the
past week entrance to which will he
had by Il street just north of Mr.. NJ :
lot
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Accident.

Accident.
John COrriveau. shoemaker under
Hall & Fletcher's store in this place,
was driving a colt through Passumpsic
village Wednesday morning, when the
colt became frightened at Il horse roll
ing in the road near Idc's store. and
running over il pile of boards. leapcd
the fence, throwing Mr.. COrliveau out
and breaking both bones of the right
leg below the knee. 1t is thought his
foot was caught in wheel. 1t is a bad
break and will lay Mr.. c. up for long
time.
Concert.
BlaiSdcll y Ingalls, company gave :,
very good concert ut the town hall Tues
day evening. The program offered IL
great variety, consisting of orchestra.
net, solo and duet with violinS. etc.
The music WAS of good character. and
the audience seemed well pleased. The
violin solo by Miss BlaiSdcli. the Duet
10y Miss b. and her brother. the solo lay
Mr.. Ingalls,. were we'll done. The sing
ing of Miss Sanderson showed il voice.
of large compass and good culture.
There WAS nothing low az objection
able i'll the entertainment except the
action of the rowdicS about the win
doWS outside. But to rent IL hall and
then allow the company and entire au-
dicmcc to he insulIed and imposed upon
as they were Tuesday evening, is an
outrage.
Pure Liquors.
The common argument against buy
ing liquors for medicinal purpose ut an
'agcncy' is fear of an adulterated or
manufactured article. Many therefore
invite druggists to break the letter of the
law 10y applI ing to them for liquors fnl
various purposes under the belief that
they thus get Il purcr article. We have
the Witness of one Wholesale liquor
dealer (nnt the most reliable authority .
perhaps. Vet possibly true) that some
ut least of the druggists of this Vicinity
purchase brandy at -. 20 IL gallon which
costs but Cpl cents to manufacture.
And this is the kind of tutfretailcd ont
for pure liquor ut - and so IL gallon.
Fire.
The steam SAW mill of Libby, Cove
4 French. ut Carol. y. H.. was burned
on Tuesday of this week. Loss about
>I0,0O0 insured in Shaw y Co.'S
agency for S300O.
Masonic
/ At the annual meeting of the Palcs-
| tine CommanderN. No. ), of this place.
| the following officers were elected
+. j. l.. Perkins. Commander:
+. l.. &. Spencer. Gencrallisslm":
/ ID. l.. Bacon, Capt. Gcn1;
+. }. Dalton. Prelate:
;. Marston. =. Warden:
}. Bartlett. }. WardeIr:
J. Clark, Treas.
W. ;. Hill, Recorders:
j. Bacon, I'd, Warden:
VI. Bowkrr. Standard Bearer:
Is. G.. Corscr. Sword Bearer.
Village School Meeting.
/ The adjourned meeting of school
/ District No. |. waS held AT the mon