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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

4 SAID TO BE FACTS. EOafef don't
make their bread. Fast men don't
get on In tile world. Persons who aru
always smiling are not the happi-
est. Love isn't overly fattening, even
ifit does increase a mans sighs, A
''loose" &Ilow isn't afraid of getting
tight.
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THREE DAYS MEErING.-There is
to be 4 three days meeting in the NJ.
4. Church, Leginning Friday, Aug. %.
Revs. A. +. Waller and L. +. Wood
ward, OF Salem, will be in attendance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

A THUNDER SToRM-Passed over
this city Oh Tuesdaynight, just enough
rain falling to lay the dust nicely.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

COOI..-On Tuesday morning it was
SO cold and chilly, that lire was nee
eSsary before any work could be done
in our Office. Wednesday morning
w;ls almost rs cool.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16
THE OREaaON wOODEN wAUv

YNlGE OREiON WOODEN wAwE
Il Manufacturing Company, having ,1,-
Gently completed their Works M Or,sron
City with the most approved machinery.
embracing The newest patterns and latest
patents, Imported nj great cost from MAJ
.s.chusctts, tile ESTA TABi.lSIIMENT IN ali
its appointments, will cOnnMre fnyo,nllv
with any other in the Tinted States,
The Company ARE prepared to flll nll or.
ders for CEDAR, MAPLE and ASH RICK.
ETS, Tt BS, BITTER FIRkINS, SALMON
KITS, WASHlJAlljS, Shuttle Robins
BrOOln-handics, &c., &c.
Particular attention Is called 10 onr ASH
PALS and BUTTkR FIRKINS AN article
mr superior TO any heretofore in narke..
as causing no unpleasant taste or smell 10
the contents.
From our superior facilities we nre on.
AOied 10 supply the trade on the most AL
vnntaycous terms, and by prompt atton.
ti0h and excellent workmanship Willmcrit
success In our line.
Dealers are requested 10 exnminc our-
wares before purchasing elsewhere,
o. Address all communications To
y. ID. BHE.Els, Axens>
Portland, Urcgua.
NOTICE. Any Buckets or Tubs mani,,
hlatnrcd BY us, which do not give comnlctn
satisfaction, II returned, will be rpnInct.,I
by new ones, withOu1kharge for fleight.
oV-A-Sm J. D. DILES, Agent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

SPLENDlD.-'I'he finest peaches we
have heard Of the pesehtssdsOn, came
from Allt HaIe's orchard, just III the
southern edge ofthIs city, CslItoEnDa
ehes aln't uewhc aai aa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

Too LoNG.-A communication
signed A. J. d., received, but too
late for this issue, on account Of its
great length.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

There Is a society of Mormons in
Paris, WHO in all respects conform to
the social and spiritual habits in vogue
at Salt Lake City.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

NOTICE.. 1--WE sre requested 10
state that aiers will be no religious
services st tlVagC College On Sunday
nex a f ssssA sgs1 y
n ,S ssst gasfsfsss
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

GEIcUs.--A circus performance on
tlesday night. The boss dIdp't take
s9 more than 4 wagon lcAd Of coin
@ thnaOpaa&A tf .qsd8q
q f.8sj 4ss4tF
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16
Oregon Wooden Ware Na'rg. Co.,
MANUFACTURERS UF
BUCKETS, TUBs, PALS,
AND
" 90 de n-Ware

Works AZ Oregon city, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

MARKETs.-Butter is selling at 25c
per pound /; egg, 30c per dozen.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

On the first of October we will commence
The publication of
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16
TERasS:

Adircss Oregon bulletin,
50i-3 po-t,,,J or.,o,,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16
SPLENDID STORY, ENTITLED
WI n 0911n' Joef

an autobiography Of the celebrated Noun
tainecr, Tappcr, Fronticrsinan ana Br:
gar, VINO recently recovered property In
Portland, oregon, value, at three uuuf.ers
Of million dollarA '''' ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
JAS... O'MEARA
WIZ be EDITOR IN CHIEF.

The Local and News Columns will be under
the contro! Of writers Of liability.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
peahs.

At St Johnsbury. August %, Mrs. Jane Gorham
aged - years wife of Mr.. Charles Ranney-fornirr
ly of Westminster.
At St J"hnsbury, August 81. Mr. Edward ii
May, aged y Years. August II, Julia NJ. wife Of
Edward II. May. and aughter of Mr.. y. II. Mar
tin of Danvillr
At sutton, August ~ MI. Eleazrr Ball aged b.
Years.
At Danvillr, August = Miss Ahia Prtteneill
aged ~ years
At Cabot, August . Mr. Aura ; CLARK aged 81
years.
At Libbyville, 7. q, August IL Marshall Jones.
aged A. years, formerly of st Johnsburv
At Hardwick August IA Mr.. Il = Fuller aged
III years.
At Hardwick August IA an infant child of jon
athan Page.
At Lancaster August :, Sarah k. Stock~rll rel
let of the late Ephraim Stockwell, aged - Years.
AT North Strafford, August -, Mrs Susan DAY
aged - wears.
At st. bloomsbury Centre, August ~. Mrs Carrie
Griswuld Hallrtt She was taken suddenly away.
i'll the prime of a useful hristian life and greatly
I" the sorrow "i every "ne VIII" knew her. She did
not know how large place she filled.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

tndcIclN tie. the time residence of Col.
Franklin Fairbanks. L. NOW complete
and has received its fortunate occupants.
1t is one of the most mpo>ln" and "lr-
CANT private dwellings in the state. and
is another gem added To the increasing
number of delightful New England
homes. II occupies Il commanding emf
mcncc at the west end of the town. and
ON every side the eye rcjolCcS III Il varied
and picturesque view "tgrern hills. rich
valleys. with cultivated fields. dark
forests. and white farm houses. 1t is
in the heart of the glorious hill country,
and strength and beauty are its twin
guardians. At your feet Is the Nig"r-
ous and growing town. with all its
church spires visible, and at the north
il lofty woodland cliff, reached by graded
foot paths and crowned with evergreen
and IL solitary pine. appropriately giving
name to the place. In the rear at Il
distance down the slope. the waters OF
sleeper river sparkle through Il native
forest of undcrtlmmcd trees.
I The house WAS admirably designed 10y
Lambert Packard. of It. John>hury, and
WAS built by home artisans. 1t is of
brick with granite foundations and trim
minyS of Nova Scotia stone. 1t is tw"
stories high. with Il graceful ManSard
roof. and stately. symmetrical tower :;
Surmountrd house. and tower. 10y Il light
iron cre>timg. \ high-pillared porte
cochcrc is archcd over the front en-
trance. Wide piazzaS run along the
east and south sides. Bay windows
happily break up the the base lines. and
an artistic orirl window projects from
the front OF the second story.
~ You enter. Il spacious hall extends
quite through the first floor. and the
walls are "rmamcntrd with oil paintings.
and curious and attractive works of art
The horns OF the moose and elk and
deer branch from over the doors. ON
the left of the hall are Il richly furnished
drawing room and parlor. and beyond
thcS,. Il large library apartment with its
vrll-Stored mahogany book cases. maps
and globes. and among other interest
ing things, Il telegraph communicating
with the outside world. Adjoining the
library on the south. is Il unique glass
portico. to br filled in winter with
flowers On the right of the hall, are
situated Il waiting room, Il broad night
of stairs ascending through Il wide open
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

H,rIl-r CH-u,m-Mr,.tin-> III hall "t Cal"d"ni'n
llnck- Isaac II yatt. Sabbath
services at 1890 \. NJ. and $50 r Nj sab
bath Scho"l at l2.uo Vi.
METHODIST CuUKCH.-tI;rv. II. A. spencer, Pa~t"rD
sabbath services at IO.o A. NJ. and 6.:M
I'M sabbath Sch"" at l200 VI.
Nu.Iu Cu<,'r CHURcH-,I;rv. Cha-. VI. S"uthsat''.
Ta>r"rJ sabbath services AT 1870 4 Nj AMI
G3ur Vi. sabbath school al 10 T. NJ
SoI.In Cu>r'I en- ErH.-tl"N. l.. q. HIhN'""' lhN
rnrD sabbath services 1T 1870 \. NJ and h''o
r. NJ sabbath Sch"" AT l2:Oo NJ. Prayer
Meetings al each Church Wednesday even
ms at IN
I,>r,tE-,II-l CnuK,H-d;,.y. Il. VI. Tillot~"n. pas
ton Meetings IN Town Hall. sabbath ser
vices at I.l5 T.. NJ. sabbath >ch"nl al l2.m
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

nearly complete. The printing was
done 10y j. & J. VI. Poland of Mont
pelirr. There are POI churches. 6S
pastors. 81 acting pastors. 10 vacant
churches The membership is lS,'44.
with about onc-SiXth to be deducted ON
wear. 1861 : losses, us: net gain 27:}.
Bapti>ms. adult, 3i3: infant, 224. There
are 1880 members of sabbath schools.
Brne\ client contributions. so. llG.OU.
Value ct church property estimated.
II ~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
The Festival.

The arrangements for the musical
festival at LNnd"mNillr next week are
about complete. The programme of
the several days will he ont the present
week. Extra trains will run up from
st. John>hurN ut Oh. 30 and 200
returning. leave Lyndonvillc at LBS.
loo. and 9.4J L. VI. Fare one way. \
large delegation from the Lebanon (N.
H. Glcr and Chorus society. who at
tended all the exercises of the Peace
Jubilee in June. will bc present at
the Jubilee next week and take part in
the exercises.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

o'clock. The immediate cause of his
death was the laceration of the lung It's
sue by Il broken rib, causing hemor-
rllagc and inflammation of the lungs. He
remained conscious much of the time
until death. hut WAS not an acute suf-
terer. His parents, who were away
from home ut the time, reached him
several hours before death, and were
recOpuiZeu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
The Public Library.

y professor in one of "ur colleges re
GENTLY spent day i'll the Athenaum Ii
hrarN. and found there much desired
book which he had been seeking for Il
long time. and had sent to London for
i'll vain. the book being ont of print.
One of the pleasant sights III our com
mumitN. is to see the numbers of inter
c>tcd readers who frequent the Athe
ua.rIm reading rooms and library ii all
hours.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Mr.. Greeley at State Fair.

The Secretary of the State AgIiculru-
raj Society, has received Il letter from
Mr.. Horace Greeley saving that he will
positively he present and deliver the
annual address. on Thursday AFTERNOONS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

,LOSE.->"urhcrn and Western 40 A. Nj, and go
IN. southern way 80 ;, NJ Northern and
stage mails 400 +. VI.
ARRINE.-N"rthrrn HO5 \. NJ. southern ana
Western II.0- \. Vi. and ~ T.. NJ. southern
VA, ~ T. NJ. STAG mails - \ Vi
Onic- hours from \. VI. to- =. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Glen Embellishments.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
DARLOR TO RENT.-A large. nice. front par
i lur on Main Street. suitable for n Dr-~~-Iuakrr.
Inquire at this office.
IA ANTED-hn assistant book keeper aud cash
w irr. a delivery clerk. a carpet and furniture
salesman: also, tw" Young men purtrr-, with
the prospect Of growing up i'll our business Best
of reference required Apply i'll person tn l.. l..
CUNNINGHAM \ co. 800 Washington Street.
Boston. .g3l
\-OTIC E.-WhrrriS my wife. Frances Il 'h:s..J
y Stowe. having left my bed and board. this is
Ia forbid all persons harboring trusting her
my account a. | shall pay II" debts "f her contract
i'll. after this date.
WIN. 4. STOWE.
Victory Vi. Aug. II l-12. Lg-3l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

space to the tower. and the family din
mg-room. In the third story is cabi-
net of culiosities. Years of careful
cleaning have made il equal in extent
and interest to many public collections.
1t is especially full i'll stuffed binds. Be
sides many of our native ones. there are
great numbers of brilliant pumage from
South America, Australia. Europe and
Mexico. The house is warmed hv steam
and open fire places. and lighted 10y gas
made on the premises. Hot and cold
water are carried throughout the roomy
chambers. and bells and >prakimg-tubr>
connect the different stories. The rain
and snow falling on the fiat roof are
brought down on the inside. and no ulI-
melted snow and lee are thus left to ac-
cumulate. The interior of the house is
finished with native woods. except the
doors. which are mahogany. Ash. black
walnut and hirdS-cNc maple are COM
hincd, and with the finest effect. 1t
il claboratclv frcScned. and the rooms
are decorated with choice paintings and
>tatuary. and rare objects of virtu and
taste. Some of the pictures are tran
scripts of memorable European land
Scapc>. 10y the best modern artists. and
possess striking merit. An air OF refine
mrnt and homc-like comfort pcrvadcS
every part of this ample and conImodi-
ouS mansion. Both ancient >uhstantia!>
and modern conVcnicnccS. meet and
blend here IN comfortable adjustment.
The grounds. comprising some twenty
acres. are being graded and laid ont in
forms handsome a> Il picture. Trees.
flower beds. fountains. walks and lawns.
all have Il place. and afford an uni;lilimg
variety of beauty. There is an orma-
mental conservatory of c"loIcd glass Il
miniature crystal palace. like fairy work
in its design. south of the house. and
reached 10y Il covered way. \ very
large grccm-h"u>c on the west. contains
of choice flowers flowers from
the tropics. from Persia. China. and
Japan: OF every kind from the poppy
t" the palm. Oranges. lemons. hanamas.
figs. peaches and grapes. also ripru
here. There is no dog kennel at Tn
drrrly flo. hut there is an aNiarl vocal
with song birds, and bright with pu-
mage dyed in the lands of the sun.
y flagstaff one hundred and twenty
seven feet high. is nearly ready for it,
place near the house on the lawn. From
the tip of this. the stars and stripes will
salute the noble, hills and free air. and
keep alive the dean memories of hrr"i>m
and sacrifice i'll the proud record of the
old Mountain State. And long may the
folds of this banner way" over Il happy.
uuhrukcu home. cum>ccIatcd Ia liberty.
hcnrN olcncr and tod.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
THE GRANITE STATE BITTERS
Is A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

Il A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Made from roots and barks growing i'll immcdi
ate vicinity, the medical properties al which are
preserved i'll pure spirit, maxim" Vegetable Bitter
and Blood Purifier, and warrant it contain
mineral whatever.
The BITTERS will b, found most valuable for
the cure of those diseases arising from the Stomach,
which is most likely IL get disordcred of any organ
of the human system.
\ few of tn, diseases which the BITTERs cure We
cnumeratc below. These likely Ia have
in season another. but generally i'll
Spring and summer.
INDIGESTION. OR DYSPEPSIA
Probably the worst disease the American lrople
have To endure, is of very common occurrence and
much Ia be dreaded
There many disorders Occasioned bv Ildiues
ton which extend to all parts of the body such as
Headache, PalpitatiUn of the Heart Irregularities
"f the Pulse, Loss Of Energy Confusion of Thought
and feelings Of utter prOstratun without anV full
signs Of disease. The Organs of Digestion are
liable to great amount of disease and il remains
for us to have some remedial agent at hand,
and tins We offer you in the GRANITE STATE BIT
TIERS, which does not fail to
BILIOTSNESS which il apparent in a great
many, is readily released by the BITTERs.
BOILS are accustomed by the impurities of III"
blood striving to free themselves Use the BlTTERs
and your blood will become pure.
LIVER COMPLAINT. and all Diseases of the
Liver quickly cured by the BITTERs.
Jaundice ScrofyLu, Headache, CONSIDERATIONS and
all IJpurifies Of the BLOOd cured by the GRAN
ITR STATE BITTERs, which, for a general tonic and
medicinal preparation, is unsurpassed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

.
his engine. and jumped off on his side
of the machine. and supposed his fire
man would do the same : but for some
reason he did not. and when the col
liSion occurred, Hubbard was crushed
down in the cab near the tire-box by
the wood from the tender and the debris
from the wreck. He WAS soon found.
cmdraN oring To eNtricate himself from
the wood and thinkers that covered him.
and taken to Mr.. Chamherln'S house.
and surgeons summoned. 1t waS found
that one leg WAS crushed beyond recov-
cry. and that he had also received IL
blow which had broken in some of his
ribs. The surgeons amputatrd his
crushed limb before dark. One of the
broken ribs penetrated his lungs. caIIS-
img internal hcmollhagc Mr.. Hubbard
Is Il Young man of about twenty. son of
John Hubbard of LNmdomVillc. Both
father and son have worked IN the ma
chine shop of the K. Il. Co.. and the
Vounw man was taken out of the shop
Just for this occasion. it being his first
trip. This will probably account for
the fact that he did not attempt to jump
comprehend the magnitude of the dan
ger. Vt the present writing the result
of his imiurir$.Lrc not known. but there
are hopes of his recovery.
When the crash came it WAS with such
tremendous force. that the tender of the
engine "kcycs" was driven directly and
wholly into the smoking ear: and there
they stood on the track. the sides and
windows of the ear unimiured. hut in
side stood the tender entire. There
were hut one or Nv" persons in the
>mok in" can. and they were in the rear
end and were uniliurrd. In the pas
Scmgrr car there were but few persons.
and although badly shook up 10y the
shock. none received injuries.
The appearance of the wreck WIS
most striking /" behold. The lorom"-
tivc> seemed t" have come SIIlrrly to
NV pau VI ''' TIE NV
and the running gear. l." casual
observer one seemed about a. badly
smashed an" lhl'li'" H. 'h' ne
great I"i'' "I Ih' l'I@h' 'I''il '"l''ii'
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Personal.

Edward -. Mason of p;I>>ump>ir.
goes to Pitt>hurg this week. rs teacher
in Ayers Latin school. He takes the
place of Francis Brown. (>"n of prr>i-
dent BROWN. who has been appointed
tutor at Dartmouth.
Albert +. Frost of this place. has Il
position III the Allegheny Observatory
just over the river from pitt>hurg
where hc is engaged i'll taking a>tr"-
nomic;il and other observations. Both
Mc>>r>. Frost and Mason. il will hc re
mcmlcrcd. were of the last graduating
class at Dartmouth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
SKIN DISEASES.
For Moth Patches. Fr-ckI->.
4. u. l. AIR ID.

NIdTIIT.t1 ITIT IT III TTIt
tELEBRATEp BLUE MOI NTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAB
LET'S HEAD STONES. Ac.. AC
Als" importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS
IA ELS. -Sc.. 40.
have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import Ia order and sell th,
same for less than can be bought in
Boston. Discount to the trade. over
40 designs "u hand. Please. call and
SEE.
~. JohHsbUrp IT JUiy H. I-1l.--j
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Athenaum Hall.

We were very happy Tuesday even
ing t" listen /" Il lecture 10y Prof. Is. G..
Northrnp. IL. d.. Secretary of the
Board of Education for the state of
C"mnrcticut. and recently appointed
commissioner of Public instruction fol
the Empire of Japan. 1t WAS delivered
To il good audience in AtlIcnuum Hall
he theme was Il comparison between
the school SYSTEMS of Europe and Amer
lea. throwing light ais" upon the me
rhanic> of the old country III their con
nccti"n with public instruction. Prof
N"rthrop spoke of the growing interest
la all European countries. especially in
England. Austria and Italy on the sui
icct of popular education and gave
the results of his observations III recent
travels there. He mentioned some
points in which our >clnnl> excel the
European schools and others in which
they ;i> mamlt,>ilN >IIrpa>> H.. The lee
turc WAS full of profitable suggestion
for all classics. and WAS listened I" with
deep interest.
We desire t" make grateful rrc"gmi-
ton of the >crN ice rendered To ON com
munirN. 10y he interesting" and in>truc-
tive entertainments glatuir"u>lN fur
ni>hrd tol lis in AthrmHum Hall. The
hall WAS brilliantly lighted. Il rich hou-
uurt of flowers adorned the stage. and
formed an attractive setting for the dis
course.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
CHURCHES AND HALLS
Decorated in the best style.
For a Superior Class Of Musi-
cal InStrumentS;

For CORNETS. ALTOS, EASSES and all used
IN Bands.
For VIOLINS, NIOLONCELLOS and all used
in OrCh-stra-.
For GUITARS. FLTTINAS, ACCOkDEONS.
For FLUTES FLIES. FLAGEOLETS-
For PA Nos and MELODEONS.
For STRINGS for Vinlins and Guitars and all
things needed in the and repair Of Musical
Instruments.
For Rand Music Sheet Music and Music Books
call AT ur send To the store of
JOHN &. HAYNES Il co.
30 Court St, Opposite Court House), Boston.
/ Apr.2OT3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
For sale by = Randall & Sol and Sias Brothers
Druggists st. JOhnsbury 1891
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
81, ,4ohnsburp Galrdunian.

=, .Iohp,bury. Vt. Friday, Aug. 30, is':.
Friends. IN rli- section of the State will add
.-,'-,i,II, f., The. interest at the Caledonan by
,,,li,,. r, lo..,l tr-m- promptly and i'll brief Lee
I'LL. farm
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
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PATRONS OF HI>BANDKY.


Green Mountain Grange. No. l. ii .I"hn~hurl
VI Regular meetings held the hr>t >utocidg ~
.d,h Ut"Hfh. AT l nclnck Z. VI.
+ V. POW FRS. SECRETARY.
IT> y" III. III" p"~''n"u~ hair preparations have
had their daN and done their mischief Now comes
tl"m- NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE a per
trctll cl''ar article. which RESTORES =IaN hair and
keeps the, head il Il healthy condition. So. ad,rr-
ti-,mrnt. fu-Jl
SKIN DISEASES.
PERRY = IMPROVED COMEpONE AND PIN
PIE EEMEpN.-Thr skin medicine, uf The. \ -.
l. warranted 1" cure Flesh Worms Implr~ ,Iup-
toms and ll"tChrd d~iiguTtt"n~ uf the face sold
lay all Druggists. Depot - Bond -. New YORK
For Moth Patches, frrcklr>.
AND TAN. Use FERRY = MOTH AND FREQ X
LIE LOTION. The we'll known reliable and harm
less remedy Ion Brown pisc"l"rati"n~ 81 the face.
Prepared only 10y pr. Il. {. Perry. prrmIr"l".I~r.
~ Bond street New York. sold 10y Druggists
every where. 81