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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY 4 HASKELL Hoyt'- block l.. Il i
Apothecarics.
G. BINGHAM. No. = Bank Block Main y.
=. RANDALL 4 >uN. KAndalls Block. L. L. -,
~IAS BROTHERS. Hoyls Block l.. L.
Attorneys at Law.
hELDEN y MAY, NJ. 2,'alrdoniAn BIZ. uI stairs
A. j. WILLARD Main 81. over Hall \ Eiet,h :
II. =. IDE Bank Block Main street. Prompt and
careful attention 9iv"r. 10 every Aiad "r i,r.l
business.
I;..uk- and Stationery.
ilUv -,i:D i RUWELI. Cal,duni.u IL n Mn -,
Bakers and Confection-r-.
ROSS : MATTHEWS, Main Street
BARRIERS.
i 4 BLACKSTONE. Union Blrcl.. ilajn stree;
blanks for Lawyers and Town Ofiicei-.
{ Il. STONE Il Co Ctctlmniin Eiu,i. uf,ius.;.
soldiers Monument.
Foot, ana shoes.
tl.NNCIS GALLAGHER DAuyill' Iii. L. L. -.
Clothing, Hats and Caps.
t,IIiS y MOORE Rank Block. OpI,c>it. ~ .iutir>
hur, House. dealer i'll Ready Mad. Clothing. Hat,
.hd caps Gents furnishin" 'i""d~. eir. rI'
Clothing for Men and Boys.
/ :. I FNlRRANkS Y co. Eaiihauhs ilia.r.
trocker., Glass and sion" Ware.
/! ! +. FNIEBANkSG \ 60. lIirh:,I.k- Viii: -.
oarp-ting. Paper Hansins-, Win,i"w shades.
Cigar Mandatory and smokers Balmr.
CHARLES :. HASrl NG>, Uulrr A,clrr H"u-,.
Dentists.
i J.. rEl;hI>> .iel"ian Block. Main >urr'-
i W. WARMER Union Block Main Sir,.t.
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEWS \ rErTENGILL, Eastern ANci.:,..
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy C."nd>.
\. l.. BLISS, Flanders BlocS, K. l.. street.
u. Ii. HAl-E Avenue Block. l.. l.. Street
+ : /. FAIRBANKS y co, Fairbanks Nili.,-r
Dry Goods. Hou>r- kecpini. Goods, ctr.
HALL 4 FLETCHER. Main Street
Flour and Feed.
EI-n. ALpKICH / 90. Eastern Avenue
Furniture and Casi<et,-
i l. II Ali. \ BHOTHEE Main StIcri
q. II. TlSDALE. Flanie; ; BlocA, up stniI~.
Family Groceries and ruIt-.
y NJ. COOK & co. Eastern Avenue.
IRA HARVEY, Bingham's Building, Main |,.r-r.
Groceries and House Keeping Goods.
/ ! +. FAIRBANKS & co, Fairbanks Villale.
Harness, Robes and Blankets.
t.. ". COOK Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
-NENCE HOUSE, r. Il. St, y. g. Halr ii"pI
Hoes and Forks.
Ely, BALCH i co, Portland SIrCe'.
Insurance.
Il. JohnsbuT, General Insurance As-i.'y r>,ah
liahei lsIs BOWMAN & SHAW
Insurance, Life.J
I +. SARGENT, tftua) Railroad Sueet
Iron Founder and MacIiinist.
LIKE BCZZELL, Scrth end L. R. Street
Millinery and Fancy Good.
Ii. W. SENTEI: Main Street.
=. l.. WARD, Wards Block, L. i. >tI,el
Merchant Tailors.
L. UNDERWOOD Danville Block, Il. k. stI',t.
CORSER 6 SIAS, Union Block, Main Street
Music Rooms.
l. L. ltAEEING TON, SONS 4 Co. L; l. 'itI-rI.
Physicians and Surgeons.
nR. l.. W. ADGATE Residence and uii,, Nest
y VENUE.
Photographs.
! Is GAGE. Browns Block. Main Street.
l.. IL. NLDRltH IL BurnhanI's Building Main
u. \. CLIFFORD. Caledoniun Block. Main S't,c;.
Printers and Publishers.
: u. STONE : co. Caledouiau Black. Main
stoves and Tin Ware.
~PAULDINGi 4 FLETCHER, Eastern A>rliur-
II. E & i. Q. WOODRUFF Railroad Strc.I
II. COWDERY, Eastern Avenue.
Watches, Jewelry and Toys.
ROW ARD & E0WELL, Calednnian I'll /. Main =
HUUGHTON X CARPENTER. Raiiroad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Why Tommy Didn't Go.

-tt'i;i i''E NllpN>bE\ iH til. -Iipl
rINCIIE>.
Look here. Bctscy. aid Daniel Del
Yer. :t> he walked into the kitchen. ON,
chilly March morning. with a pail ul
milk III each hand. look here. nov.
There is >"mctllin' up. and no mistake.
That boy. Tommy. has made track ini
StmbnN a9in. as sure a- Shootin
His wife. i neat. hright-cNcd. cherry
looking lady--y.>. Il idiy. mind You,
took The milk into the pantry. strained
ii. carried ii down crllu, returned.
cleared OF the hreahta-; things. set
back the table, and Disappeared once
more IN the pantr. without >al lim4 :;
wnrd.
Mr.. Daniel Deliver WAS considerably
surprised. lie had never known lii
;umiallc -I,uu-" IL observe - strict il
silence AT ANY remark of his since they
had been IMAM and wife. He really
didn't know what 1" make of it. He
drew Il little nearer To the stove. rubbed
his hands vigorously. c"ughcd ntrr otis
ly. and finally made bold to say:
"Nhy. BetscN, What : up
Il was thinking. Daniel. uf the day
You and ! were married" wa- the an
>Wcr, III Il eubdued voice.
is that so? replied Nr Deliver.
family; well, DECLARE and he sat
down and glanced around as if he dirin I
exactly feel at home.
But the matters had not yet come tu
Ihen worst. If he had only known the
turn affairs were about tn take, he
could have made some sort of prcpara
ton but rs it was he was totally un-
prepared. Therefore, when his wife
stepped hastily into the room and
threw ii pair of plump arms around his
neck, and kissed him three times, i'll
rapid succession, his astonisliment knew
no bounds. Totally iloored 10y such al
unusual display of affection, Ee could
do nothing better than reitrIate his for
mcr question:
why, Bctscy, what's up
We'll. I'll tell Sou what up. and
that very quickly replied his wife, II.
she seated herself on his knee and i'm.
prisonei his Drawn! hands betweel
both of hers indeed | viii. am go.
ing to give You Il regular cmtain lee
tIle.
The prisoner hcgNl. to look decidedly
silly.
"lou see. when You said Tommy VA
off again | took 10 thinking of the day
we were married. Don't you remember
a little remarl; Yen made 1T that time ,
The prisoner made Il movement a> il
hc would free his hands from their man.
acles. and shook his head.
well. do. then. You hoastcd tlll,
! if ever you were blessed with Il son YOU
/ should be sure of success in his train
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
ING COUGH. co FOR
Weeks Cough Cure.
New Steam Laundry.

The subscribers are purchasing machinery and
Anturtsi and are lifting up rapidly possible /.
new STEAM LAUNDRY in this village. As sooi
as IN working order shall announce the fact
We expect, by doing good work al fair prices, Il
receive the patronage OF the public.
ELY s GASRELL.
= Johnsbury Dec. p. 15-l. 96tf
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VOLUME 35---NUMBER 1899.

| Ill Il ear, without interest. Those who
owned no land. and had, therefore. now
here to build, were necessarily put in
barracks in different sections of the
town. where. under stringent sanitary
and police regulations. they are made
rs comfortable rs the circumstances adj
nit. Each family i'll these buildings is
provided with Il separate apartment.
and Is they are ii the poorest class
they are undoubtedly quite as well. if
not better. oil than they were in the
tenement houses in which they used to
live. There are about 5000 altogether,
al.d the fact that only one death has oc-
currcd among then! up to this date is
thc best evidence thar they are well fed,
and well cared for generally. But
those who owned or leased Il bit Of
land aimed III once To get house and
more have been asked for than the
committee with the means at their dis
pOSal can grant. About 5000 OF them
have been built, shcltcIing not less
than 10000 people. and to these G00O,
2uuo more will probably be added with
i'll the next month or two. Now the
huilding of each one OF these houses Is
the absolute restoration of Il home and
all the benign and the saving influences
that belong tn it. 1t i besides. the
restoration. III Il measure. to the owner
of the value of his lot of ground. and
gives him back that feeling of reSpon-
sihilitv and pride of citizenship that he
long To fixed hahitatiom and the sense
oi property i'll the soil. The measure
shows. ;i> nothing else cOnld have shown
the character of the poor of this city.
All who were burnt out were not of the
poor people: most OF those who lived
in the eastern section Of both the North
side We're Of til" wealthy class, or W"Ild
he ranked socially - belonging IL it.
Precisely what the proportion wa~ of
the TWO CLASSES who We're sufferers by
the iiIr. is not known. but here is the
striking fact that from SJ.OOO to 10000
of them who may hr ranked among he
poor. wcr" the representatives of OWL
cr~hip iii land. Lctir 10 Y. T. Iijh~nc /
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

Mr.. r. e. GILL begs leave 10 announce Ia the
pubc that he has bought the Barber shop former
y occupied by w. Parker, situated III the Avenue
HOUSE Block. on K. X. Street, 81. JOhnsburv.
BY strict attention 10 business. and by employing
nrst.class help, he hopes I" merit good share Of
public patronage. s1u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

How Nix. >!NHin\ E-,AILp an
CLrI.Hi- "l- THE l.Aw.-Thc great
event "t my lit,. occurred ri Wheeling.
Va. shall always ltIuriuhc, that
glow iAg old town with gratitude. he
cause there my individuality. though Il
woman. wa> fully recognized for the tTst
Iim;. Attcr my lecture on The Com
nm cirl." with the dew OF inspiration
and prophecy still "n my lips. Il >taIc-
lv officer of the IaM ~rrl lcd = wit on
me tor n,l fulfilling an engagement Il
wear ago damages 800. This was in
deed =: proud moment. Having de
mauticd 1oI near i quarter of :: century
the right - make u will aIi,; Il contract
to sue aud he sued. III last the morn
>hnnc on this glorious recognition of uy
pcl>nlialiiN. on the sacred soil OF irmn-
ia where. only Il few short wears a""
society Wa> based on an aIi>torracy of
color. Capt. Robert Cochran and en-
GOV. stanton of Ohio volunteered their
services /" see that .ju>tirc was secured
me in the courts. y Ivy the laws of
Virginia i married woman rannot he
sued. my counsel decided Ia shelter ne
from the Wheeling Shylnrh> under the
plea of being Il femme covert. This
I readily accepted. having endured all
the hunilAtion> "f such i pn>itiom tul
~ wears. thought ii at last there. WIS
one. nlvautig, would make the most
of it, " hN the, old English law the
husband and wife are one. and that ONT
j. the husband. my legal disabilities
were. shifted /" the shoulders where
They lcgitimatrly belong. Hereafter
humans ,i,,rIJ ,,,.,l, all -,
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should induce person over 80 to run
twenty yards. Those live longest who
are deliberate. whose actions are meas
urcd. wh" ncN cr embark in any entei-
prise without sleeping over it," and
who perform all the everyday acts OF
life with calmnesS. Quakcrs are pro
verbally calm, quiet people and Quaker.
are Il thrifty folk, the world over. d,
HGH
lNIEMrEEAN' IN Senu-
tor Nllson III 4 temperance lecture il
Boston, last sunday evening, said that
III Congress during the last II wears.
he had found thar the members who
used alcohol were invariably the first
TO be Frustrated by protractcd work.
In my experience, he said. whit,
chairman on the committee on uilitar,
affairs. | always found thai the mel.
To he relied on were the men who drank
not at all" However. Mr.. Wilson
thought that there were fewer drinking
men III Congress now than when Lr
first went To il. Formerly the night
sessions were dreaded. Oh account OF
the debauchery TO which they gave rise
Now. about one quarter of the senator.
are pledged temperance men. and there.
l. not what may be called Il hard
i'll the Senate at all The facts
are about the same i'll the House of Rep
rcscnt;tivcs. Once the departments
were full of drunken men. now the.
are the exceptions. Coming from
source to hc relied upolI. theSr are III
tcrc>tln" and cheering facts.
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The Two Great Railroads of New York.

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nln ,m i,',r,,iI,i ~ naa'I,. -, nnn~n
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!. IN ;n,r.,.n ~ % nno nnn f,,,, IT,, T., +. =,
r.ni:. r.n,,,t ,,ro.n,,,in,r''" ''u,' ~,
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;,,,. me N :. tt,,.I,',. ,,,.,,,I rI r,,
t,5l and UuL.n,, r,,.I H.. t,,.,i ~
: 10 miles. and cost S;:0 400 Up0 ~, SI5 :
0OO 900 las ti,.n, IT, c,ui,.,I .,ool. ar,l
debt. The total caruinIs of Eric were
81 900 900 last year. Of the Central
and Hudson .-2a 900 O,rD. total c>nen.,.
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1erIiis.-Dns copy per anuuu $3.50
Ii paid strictly in advance --..... 81 90
Eaui Subscriber viii find Oh hi, pap,l in ,"n-
urct:an with his name the date to " hich hi has paid
NJ other receipt Is necessary.
Postase.-There is no postage this paper i'll
caledonia County. Out of The County. i've cents
quarter 10 any PAT; OF the United States. Canada
Subscribers mast remit twenty cents Il ior al
vance postage, which has 10 he paid Al this office
job Printing of all kinds done ut living prices.
v ith new and modern machinery and skillful work
nearly ell kinds OF j ob Printing be- done
= ell and 40 cheap IN the cities.
Legal BLANKS, Gard and Paper stock constantly
.. LGud.
Rates of Advertising
square IL lines inch ~parrt "!.r "''h siI
Each continuance. ----------- -
half square % lintsl one werh----.- -
Zach continuance. .--- L.
ON, suuarr zone inch of spactj per year. --W
Business Cards per YEAR teach line. lHu
bcrarions Estiay-. Notices Ia Legislature. "s".ijU
>uvcial Notices. per square one week. lli
laCh cpnInuiIl"t..-.-- ----.- 10
8; iJls.tisents.!ts MVst,dttd ,rih T..S. ,,~,a,.
~ PEI, rent adcdGce scale rates :" "ijrc.i"5r
s!s IdeeTteHiehtS Tsceired aad n1H Gy b't Ji;tci,
GrSlH'ss Gdcertisiny solicited.
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T. was 10 "'cloyh. Nh and Mi~. Del
Yer had retired an houra ago. Bat there
was fire III the stove. and the coffee
pot on The back of the SAM, rocked 10
and fro in a state Of much agitation
The oven door wis = idi, and We discov-
cr inside a plate uf sausage. some fried
potatoes. and half 4 mincr pie. We
know it : miucr. foT We ran smell il. \
lamp iIalf-turncd down stands on the
littlc pine liable Just back of Il cup and
saucer. Il clean plate. Il knife and one
fork. Erader. There is no use in deny
ing the fac, that room WAS expecting
company.
II didn't have loa@ To wait. y quick
step on the plank which led from the
gate 10 the house. 1t vigorous srraping
of feet Oh stone steps. and the abrupt
entrance of the visitor Tommy him
self.
There Was nothing peculiar in the ap
peal;,ncc of this Young gentleman cN-
cepting his appetite. That found the
location of the sausage, potatoes and
nIincc pie and i'll Il twinkling they were
upon the table by the side of the coffee
pot. which had got there in some nIys-
ferrous manner we wot not of. Ofrour>C.
he had on an OvciCOat. aud Il hat: but
thcS were not ut all III the way, and 50
he sat down without further parlcy. I'm
10 minutes time the mince pie had van
iShcd and also the potatoes. also the
sausage. There was nothing left hut
coffee. SO he rrplcnished his cup,
leaned back in his chair, and glanced
languidly around the room. He didn't
glance long hc locked. No wonder,
either: for there. suspended by IL string
from the ceiling, WIS Il letter. Tommy
rubbed his eyes. and at last. fully con
Nihrcd that he WIS awake, rose to his
feet. clipped the cord, glanced AT the
slIper>cription. and found that il WAS
addressed to himself. He scratched his
head i'll bcwildercd manner and .lamr-
ell i'll the direction of the LAMP Over
joycd to find il turned down, he made
the matter worse hy producing Il blaze
which hlackened the lamp in "A moment.
bur he gradually got the wick in the
proper position, and finding himself by
this time relieved Of any undue excite
mcnt. broke open the letter. The first
thing he found was Il ten dollar bill.
/ The next he found the letter itself. IT
ran thus:
''JI II BEFORE GOING roEED. March 10. --
Ny Boy We thought YOU might
want 20 go on Il visit to yOrr Uncle
Isaac's next week. and We inclose ten
dollars TO pay expenses. Don't stay ii
very great while-not more than two
or three wcehs-tor we want YOU to bc
here to take your pick out of those Nor
man colts. and 10 transact Il little husi-
ness in which You are interested. We
shall expect you to chop wood the rest
of the week. Tommy. and I'll fix up
yonr shirts 50 that You can start on the
train Monday morning. Good night,
my own dear boy. and pleasant dreams.
MOTHER"
Tommy came pretty near being thun-
der-str1lck. He had never been the
possessor of 80 at one time, in his
whole life before: and he gazed at the
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SINESS C.1RDN.
y. VI. JOHNSON.


y. VI. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY ,,UUU>.
JoH%~oN> ELOCK
Rallrnsd street, -. .I"!n,bury. VI.
JOHN BACON I'd.
uEALER IN HIDES, LEATHER ANp on.
St. Johnsbury Centre. VI
A.P. HALE.
HIACkSM tn
Pldd"cks Niagr, ST L"hmshury VI
RITUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMriNN.
OF NEW YORK.
ASH ASSETS OVER sn.GN,n".
T.. H. BLupsErT Special Agent, 81. .I"hn~hnrry. Vi.
=. 1. BROOKS. VI. H..
PHYSICIAN AND 81 RECON.
'ii'o al h.srcSirnre opp. "a" l;akerv - Iln-nuiS
DICkEY ! SMITH,
II rOKNEIS \ SOLICITORS N CHANCEEl.
'fc' in Hrich Block oPl'"-i," 81 '"hn>hnrA li"uN'
q. 4. = :. \. HENNEri,
bs"'r; "a Mgn"r"c"ts. He0d.',d,-, aMi ali kinie g.,
H"'bte W"r'- from Forsili o"d 4ns,ircn
arter, by Mail or o,hcrwis. p,opn,lv attended 20
RAILROAD STREET. --- NEAR rAsSTNGER DrroI.
l.. T.. LONERGAN.
NANUFACIURER AMI uEiLtE IL
BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERS. ais" LEATHER
FINDINGS ETC.
Railroad Street -. JohnsLnry W
GEO. 4. s. GEO. W. CAHOON,
tounseliors at Lar Solicitors IN ChGnceTJ.
Procure Pensions and Bounti,s, Lyndon. Vermont
WM. W. GROUT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW.
Barton. ' CTlnOnt.
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In his new lecture, Mr.. Parton is un-
gallant enough TO say that if some Amer
lean ladies were sentenced to be execu-
ted, the first question would be, "Have
| a hanging dress :" when all women
have hanging dresses in their ward
robe.
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IIN-tE l\p llENLTU. /; i not III all
WliulrSomc to be in = hurry. I."ruln"-
tivcS have been Reported I" have moN-
cd It mile in minute fnr short di>tHm-
cr>. Bur locomotives have nit:.ia COME
to grief 10y such great rapitlity. Multi
tuic> in their haste to get rich are nj
inrd every year. The men vino dn
things naturcly. slowly. deliberately.
are the men VINO ottrnc>t succeed in
life People who ac hahitually in Il
hurry generally have tu do Things twice
over. The tortoise beat the hare at
lIst. Slow men seldom knock their
brains out against / post. Foot races
are injurinu, 10 health. a. are all forms
of compctitiv" exercise steady labor III
the field i the best gymnasium in the
world. Either Labor or exercise carried
to exhaustion. or prOstration. or even
to great tircdness, expressed by tagged
out" always does more harm than the
previous exercise has done good. All
running up stairs. running TO catch up
with vehicle OF ferry boat, are ca
tremely injurious To every age and sex
and condition of life. 1t ought to be
the most pressing necessity which
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ST, Sohnsburn GaledOnian.
ruHLIsBEp LIVERY FRIDAY LY

q. NJ STpNT L, ~, co.
ubposite Soldiers Monument, ST. Joinsbufy.
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How rHE 1T HNED-oUr pEol'Li ~
CHI,.At.uHtNL BEEN liOI-EI. To give
the people houses of tIeir own. WAS the
plan of the relief committee. y house
was devised To measure IGN2U feet ur
I2NI6. this tur families of three. that
tnl families of five or more IL hr we'll
made ot timber and boards. hatt;ncd
on the outside. lined with felt paper.
with wcllmatrhcd floor. Il chimney.
Il panclcd door. three windows, and 1t
partition to hc placed according /" the
choice of the occupant. The cost of the
material would be something less than
800, and any man handy with tools
could put it up for himself. when the
ioiStS and boards were furnished to him
cut of the proper lengths and ready Il"
put together. You may call this Il
shanty. bat it is a better one than the
settlers i'll Il new country are glad TO
get, and quite as good as many of the
poor of Chicago are accustomed to liv
ing in. The hattcnt un the outside and
the matched floor make it weather
tight ; and the lumbermen i'll Michigan
have found that the thick felt paper is
better lining than lath and plaster.
With its two rooms, substantial door,
and three good sized windows, furnished
with a stove and the other simple furn-
iture have already mentioned, it
makes a comfortable dwelling, and such
as the "burnt-out feller" was glad
enugh to get. TO every man or woman
who owned or leased lot, after Il prop
er examination of the case. such Il house
was given-given to him outright, if lie
was destitute of means or, if he wis
not and preferred to pay for it-as ma
ny did-has written obligation taken to
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Ierlns.--One copy per anuJnu .--..-. s2.5G
Ii paid strictly in advance ..-...... ~. .OC
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Pillows. though nut belonging to the
human species, com" under the head OF
rational beings.
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Business pirertorp.
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