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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02


proper way to
prepare it tor me.
dleiiial use. DR..
OIYfr Crook, a
physicianN no de-
Votes his entire
time tothe iu,Ias
OF hts profession
and V b o has
he largest prac-
tee Of any ply.
siciRn in South
eFn q hio has
fully tested the
actiye ine,lininnl
qualities ot POKE
Root during the
last rs ye rs, and
uhhesitatipgly
pIonouuces il 20
have more merit
for diseases de-
pending on . de.
PRAYED condition
Of the blood
than any and all
other articles
nair}ea ii the Ma
terra Medica. I'm
der his instruc.
tions our Chem
isl has combined
the active medic
lnal qualities Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
THE .REpOR I LIZ .

las IsGRtn.H s. CO., Publishers.
H. II. PHisifa, Editor.
Il. ~, HiiNa>, Corresponding fii'"'
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1T r9TE2S C..A
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
Estates.

S'TATE OF VERMONT. CMEDoNIt DISTRICT -.
- In Probate Court held al the Probate Office III
St Inhnsbury within and tnr said District. on the
1fh day of sept. y. ID. lc'2 ,,
An instrument purporting T." hc the lisi W Ill ana
Testament of M,dad Wcich. late "f Grnton, Ill
said district deceased. heinz presented T." "urt by
Abigail Wclch the rNccutriN therein named. Tor
Probate:
1t il ordered by said Court, that all person con,
ccTned therein he notified I" appear AT session "i
said Court tu hc held AT the Probate Once. IN II
Jullnshury. on the LIST day of Oct. y. II. l-.2 ana
show cause, if any they may have. against the pro-
bate of said will for which purpose II l. further
ordered. that copy of the record of this order lie
published three weeks SuCCrS~IVrlV i'll The talrdn
MAN. printed al 81. Juhnsbury. previous Ia said
time appointed for hearing.
by the Court. Attest.
ASA l.. FRENi ii. Judge of Probate
y true copy of Record. Attest,
S}-35 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate"
S'TATEO OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
- In Probate Court held at ,hr Probate, Ofiir III
~. bloomsbury within and for said District. the
9Th day of september. \. L.. l-!2.
An instrument purportin" I" h'' the last W Ill and
Testament of George W Thurbcr late of sutton.
in said district deceased brin. prtS ntrd I" Court
bV Mrs. Sophia f.. Ihurbcr the "NcCutIIN therein
named for Probate:
1t is ordered 10y said Court that all persons con
ccrnrd therein IL notified I" appear at session Of
said CnuIt to he held at the Prubatc Office i'll -.
Juhnshury On the 18th day of September, y. H.,
the Prulatc of said viii for which purpose 1t Is
further ordered. that copy of the record of this
order he published three weeks SUCCc>~INrlN III the
talcdonlan printed AT -. .IuhnsburN, previous ["
said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court Attest.
ASA. l.. FRENCH, Jude of Probate.
\ true copy of Record. Attest.
1885, ASA l.. FRENt II, Judge of Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

mrnce feeding. The meal finished. the
lantern is withdrawn and more food
scattered about. when the ortoans sleep.
Two or three hours having elapsed, and
digestion being completed. the lantern
is again made to throw its light into
the apartment. The rising sun recalls
the birds to the habit of feeding, and
they again sleep with returning dark
ness. This process is repeated several
times i'll the tWenty-four hours, and i'll
very short time the ortolam becomes
literally Il ball of fat. which. strung on II
wick. is said to make an excellent
lamp. The POpUIdr Science .Uomthty.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
Fattening Animals.

Numerous experiments have been
made on geeSc. ducks. pigs bees. Ar..
which 90 [" prove that these animals
accumulate much more fat than can
hc accounted for 10y the quantity pres
cnt III the food consumed VI. tlnurciI>
had the bears in the .Iar,lcn dies PlaItc>
fed exclusively on bread. and they he
came excessively fat. Bees confined to
Il diet of purified sugar continue To pro-
duce WAN. which strictly belongs to the
group of fats. But. whatever its source.
the excessive Use of nonntIorcnouS
food. comi"imrd with inactivity. fire.
qucntll leads to the deposit of an iuor-
dmatc amount of olcagiuuuS matter.
his fact Is illustrated 10y numerous
Instances both among the lower animals
ami among men. At Str;IShomy the
Eet>c aye tat1rucd 10y shutting them M
III dtIk"n"d c""pS within Il heated room.
alld >tIIhlG them constantly with food
ne hlSh temperature lt>>cII> the c>r;Iu,.
OF the heat. and thus fay or> the pruc.sS
Here all the conditions tor iuSrriu,r
obesity are rc>oItcd to. VIZ. .\t.ru,J
heat. oh>curitN. inactivity. and rh,.
examining of the animals with tatt,rir,,
food. \ still greater refinement for
panderim@ to the appetite is rc>oItrd To
toy the Italians. who relish the tat of
the "rtolan. To procure this in prrtrc-
tI"n the natural habits of The bird were
watched. and. it having been found that
1t only takes food at the rising of the
sun. they cheat the birds 10y producing
AN artificial sunrise. To effect this. the
"rt"lanS are placed in Il dark. warm
chamber which has but one aperture in
the wall. Food being scattered over
the floor, a lantern il placed at IL certain
hom III the opening. when the birds.
mi>lcd 10y the dim light. at once com
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
The Chinese in California.

The I,uI,upU,J,Uf nIIbIi>L.> an .irti.I
LA Erv Henri, rIN TrurLuu fran,
which ~, ron, ~ fniIn,,S.
All the WA, dawn IN, western SLIM,
of IN, Sirfr., \r,.,,I,s and mn and dawn
thr cn.,st ut C,Iitn,,,i., th, Chimes, ar,
uurcrou. ~ bu,,,,. servants hu,,I N,it =
,.rs field h,u;l> and l,Lnr,.r. an ruI,li,
vn,k TL,., ,IiJ nat ., IittL. t,,.rJ
I,,;II;,.,, ria. ,,.,,,,.I p,,.;ti.. p.,;I,,,'I
and rnI7 tho, I.,,,r,J, nj, j., r,.,,.,i,.
,y.,it an, ,.u,Sts NJ its ,..,ti,,, h,I,.,.-
wash and iron for itS \u.Ii,..,u ,.,,.
pIo>r,.. and serve in the kitchens -,
SETTLERS ,Iou" lis linz, Th,,. nl.,ut and
tend and Gather >tr;,vbcrrirs and y.r,-
Tables in imu.us. ti,.IdS rb,t,n,,IJ nv
err h,. cultivated bv any utb,, .,,.,iI,IJ,
Labor. They furnish iiIst III. helm h,
. which tb, formers ,..,,, In tLoi,. ,,-;,,
and harvesting. .Thry arr. th, urlir,-
~ factor, hands Wherever mouf:,rtrr-
in" i .,rtcu,ut,d TL.,. ,,1..n, IN.
"nIdtields SWELLING fin. rich o,,,,,,...,.,t..
n,udurt of miuiu,, Inv 1heir nInJ.Iino
work in once abandoned cloims In
san Francisco they are mo- iuSin,itir,rt
horton of fh, mai,ut;,ctu,inr aud tr,L-
inc nouuIntiom Three thnm-,rJ nt
them are said to he ENGAGED IN thr one
item of DISCRIMINATING. Some of Them
alr heavy impnrtrr. Of tca.. silks and
Chinese fancy goods. Others m,nufIr-
turr cotton and silk ON = small seal.
ANON" them tailors and shnru,k,r.
abound and there are dealer. nf an
sorts. Most of the Iaund,y work If thn
entire coast seems to he dom. hy Than,
Even down 10 the lowest str..t S,..,,,,.,
rcr>. Cinnamon are busy in San E,.,m-
cisco. Rarely i one an idIrro or =, drnn. .
all adding to the wealth and nrnSu.,.;t,
of the Pacific Coast m,tr,u,oIiS II,
deed. it i not easy to see how Califnr-
MIA could have attained its present no
>tinn without Chinese industry and re-
sources. on how it could supply the
place of the Chinese. if they ShoIIld uuv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
X. ~. EDDY.
LICITO O!E Z N,i,I.N,..

Far Tnre,.'ion,. Tr1de Mo,EN -, I,....
M. - State Street. "pp"~itr Kill, ~rr,,.. d..
Mass
Nft"r an EXTENSIVE" praCtiC" ut upwards off,.
wears continues Ia secure patents IA In, 0.
States also III Great britain. France. and .r.
cl-n countries. HNraiS. specifications .,.,.
I-uincnt-. and all papers ur draw lug- for 49,.
searches made into American 81 FOREIGN .... DO
drt"rnH" the validity nr utility al I.it,r.
VrntIonS-aud l. .al 81 other adv ice r,.,l.rr .
matters touching the saint t"ui,.- 81 rH,. 81 .'
any patent furnished Nv r"mitIIu. !
mcnt- recorded at Wa>iin.i"n
TIE - VI o. MAILS
y regard Mr. Iddy ui Ih, most
and capable practitioners with whom h.
official intercourse 'INS. MASON ..'
commissioner. Of r'.-.
i hal" no hesitation IN H-~UTiu- r.,--..
they cannot employ person more G.. ir.l,....
trustworthy and NOR" capable. "i rn'r.r. .
applications in q form {" secure Tor ri,I.
and Ia vur.ihl,. cnn-i,l, ration a. ti,. jiit. @
EDMUND EGEkE IrIr t"uiIui--.,.r,. ..
tents.
Mr.. L. II. Eddy has m;Gr i"t Iu,. T. .ir...-...
all hut one of which patents have. i,,.I ...
and that j. now pending. ~ich ui:u.--. .
Irn"f "i -rciI talent aud ability uu hi- ,...-
M to recommend all inventors to apI,.. o..
procure their patents a. they MAY hr ,lI, ..
in the most faithful attention b,.-rur.1f .. ..
eases. and at very reasonable rli'i.,~
B"St"m. Jan. /. l-52.-ly. HO!iN INGIt.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
Adoption and change Of name of Anna
Widqer. a minor. TO Anna Addie Badger.


S'TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTET I. -
- In Ir"baIr Court, held at The Tr"bat" office il
-. Juhn>burN. i'll said District On the 3l>t day {"
August. y. l.. l-.2.
Whereas Nathan Badger and Sylvia e. Ead.-r
wife Of said Nathan. of II. >bHrN. the c"un
~ of il,uui.i and STATE ct Vermont have iiI"d il
the Probate, office, in said district. instrument II
writing under their hands and seals and att"~trt
hy three. credible, WITNESSES. and by them acknowl
r,l.td before thu Iud- =, "f PTuh;tt' al said district
d-clarin. thai they Il" naturally adopt Anna " III
.rT t.,d Nv" Wears. miner residing ia SAID dl~
trct "i 'al"'l"nii daughter "t lh"m,- W " Ii=ei
al II. l"hu~hurN aforesaid ~ ih'I child and heir
Ht law. and To- alter til" nIIHr OF the said Anua
Wd.rr {" Anna Addr badger and render Tie
sud Anna capable of nh"ritin. thrI; child and
hriI-ir law. and have caused said instrument /" hr
recorded il said Probate Court.
And whereas Thomas W. Wider. the father ui
-a,id 3 NINA. ,imd her only surviving parent has
filed liz" instrument unirr hiS hand and seal
and art,.~t,i by three credible witnesses and ne
ku"wlr ed h.i"I" the same Judge ct Probate
declaring hi CONSENT L, ~ucil adoption and chang
"i name, and has rHu~rd said instrument I" lie Il"
corded in said Probate "uIt.
Wh,rrup"m it Is ordered by said Court that IT,,
said >.tj.tn and SNlNia I. Bad rT give n"tIcc u
lh :,dnI iir and change "f 81 the SAID Anna
together with Tins order OF C"urt 10y publishing
the -.In, three weeks successfully III the alrdn
uI.II pIhli-.', ia II J"hn-hury III said District
~ the tuuTt. Attest.
is,i1 49, l.. FEENC H. judge. "t Probate.
4 N.I@.W LNUGHLIN-> ESTATE.
y Ih' -uir.cIIr,r~ lENIn h',I, ,i"Int",l hy Tia,
liun"rin Probate. ,tlr trr l-jrrt oi ,iui
commissioners. {" receive. '>nu. amt ADJUST all
claims and Demands 81 all I'T-.'II- AGAINST tn,
,.~i.,rr OF andrew Iau.hIn i,Ir "f k,r-.tt- slr
said District deceased represented in~"iN 'I1. and
the term OF IN months from the l@tu day "i
Au-.. -. hrIu- allowed hN said t"siIt O." III,
creditors "f said deceased. &" rNhIhG ami pT".'
then r'~P''tIN" claims h'i"r tiI,r motto" rir'r
40 attend O." tu' duties "i "rli iI'.uttrut 81
ih" 'w'iin- h"u-'. "t \. D.. liiu-' .u ANr-Ir'. 10
-ud distinct. The SuIi '.lN u1 I1'.II',.I -
and last ti"udaN Fob - al ncl.'n TIA,
JANIS NILSSON.
o. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
NATURES REMEDY.
v &C z N e
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

E'rE IN l. l. matr exclusively from the, mice,
al carefully selected b1CkN r,"tN and hcTI.> and =,
strongly concentrated that il will i,.ctrially ,r;d
tiI' from III" stem every faint of SrrrUiJ Sr,f
tm"N H"h""f. I1H,",N. Cpj"cr. Cupr.,p,N Hu,inr
ETHtp'tIN. NTb HL"JH SHJhii,f.' Dis.dSs, (JuE.,
td"fn'SS Z" N" >fDGrh. and all Diseases that ari.,
from impure blood. Sci0fic0. IHfpmndforu and
thr'"ic H"umdfiSr,. Nr"raiHa. GrUt and NpinrI
t""pi"iDfN can only h, ,cctuHllN cured thr,,ur h
the hl"ud
For Itr"rS and Er"I,'irc disease. of the SKIN.
F"St"i'N. Ii"pt"r. EDfrh.4> BniL T,ft., N,,tILenJ
and Eng""rm NEGETINE has never failed Ia
effect permanent cure.
For Idins ~ III" Buck Kifaey Conulaint> Dr.p-
81, Feindt' Weakness. L.UcnTIhnd arising from
internal liberation and uterine Diseases and G.ner-
:" bbtfg. NEGETlNE acts directly upon thu.
causes oi these complaints. 1t invi""I;lt,.- and
strengthens the whole stem acts upon the -rT,.-
tive organs. allayS inflammation. liberation
and regulates the, b"wcl~.
For Catdrrh D.fNpcp~id. Hdbi"ai CoSfirenexS.
Pdtpudii"H If lie HeGr. U,0dIche Piles. NcrroDS-
ness and Gesrdi pr"stritum of the Nervous SJ<f.,,
no medicine has ever given such perfect SAT-
rs the EtIEIlNE. Ii puIitits the blood cl,ous,s
all of the organs, and p"ss'SScs Il contrun. p,,wrr
over the Nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEIfETINE
have induced many physicians and auoth,r;,r.i,s
whom "" know I" prescribe and us, il in their own
families.
In fact, NEGETlNE is the best remedy vet dis
covered Tor the above Diseases and is The. only
ieliable BLOOD PURIFIER vet placed before the.
public "
Prepared by II. K. STEVENS Boston Mass
filce Il ~. Sold bN all Druggists lOl,,,wtI-:,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
The Stallion, George Rogers,

VIII stand Tor tn" season ut l- at II. NJ " ic"ck
STABLE" al the Ir"ttIng tuurS" i'll -. .Iuhu~hurN
ti""r@" Rogers has Just been brought by Jerry
Drew from Iung Island and sired hN Nv ~dNk :
Hamhl"t"nian and the dam. Messenger nar,.
from Bath in the STATE of Maine. lie j. Years
old 4 me" chestnut ""l"r weighs about LOCO lbs.
and can step fast for Young horse. Terms So To
warrant, and sO for TIN, >,'snn
- PVT MCGTNEE Agent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
RicheIieu Steamers

Leave Montreal 100 T.. NJ, arrive Quebec 6.I0 \
NJ. L"av" Quebec 400 l.. NJ. arrive Montreal
GOO \. NJ
Excursion Tickets /" Newport aud Magog for
parties ut 10 "r more. for fare way can III,
had on application I" General Ticket Office. Iyn
dunVllr.
tOctl l.. ". PALMER Supt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, SEPT 80. 1872.
FARM FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION!

TN account OF i'll health the subscriber oilers his
farm t"r sal" III public auction on " EpNI>IAN.
W |. =. l-14. at . o'clock. !. VI. SAID farm con
taIn> b. acres excellent land. situated i'll south
Kirby. known the \. ". EuIruu.hS' farm.
There l. about l.fn icr'- "f wood Land with GOOD
~Iigai and apple orchards. a GOOD "t water
AT both h"u~, and barns and comfortable. huild
ms. II will b" sold all t"4'th'r lois To suit
PURCHASERS. AnN on" wanting farm Will do well
I" "\anIn" said farm before the sale. Ais" at th,.
sam time and place. the crops. stock and tools
viii hr sold
The crops consist of ~ may. OF 10 tons
straw. tons corn fodder. lot "i uat~ turniI- and
potatoes.
Tn" stock consists of ten Year old mare / ten
year old horse. nice >uCkin. colt. woke oxen :
cows tw" year old bull, = ycarliu.~ calves. !
hos.
III" fools consist OF W""d~ m"Nrr. ~ cart. /
Nv" horse wagon. rNprt~S wagon. | uair vurk
harnesses. l Nv" h"r>v Traverse sled. | iu-iug
sled "n@ SLED. pl"w>. haTr"w> chains and uj her
articles la" numerous I" mention \ Is" the. sugar
and DAIRY tools.
q FERNS made kLuwn at time ri sal.
VI. VI. NIEvENs. Auctiunr,r.
E'-i' pc. III EEOlGIiS. SoUH KIRBY Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John MORSE. place. consisting of a two-stnry
house. and ont buildings. and about IL acres of
land. situated i'll the village of ST .Inhushmry Cen
is offered iur sale. There Is GOOD spring water
running I" both house and barn. All the land l.
about TIN, buildings level. accessible. easily work
ed. and III GOOD state ut cultivation.
The place is desirable for ANY who wants Il
small place III a quiet village. convenient To- church,
: and sch""S. .\S the trains run. scholars can
attend the -. .Iuhn>bury academy. the High
home
For particulars. enquire OF e VI. STONE at This
uiiir ar, an he. ur,.Iu-,.-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

HE AFRICAN FLY.-One of the most
tN'i4"fullIhrN facts revealed to us 10y
~ Ii Nlhg>t"ne> explorations in Africa
l. That the high table land of the inteIi-
or WIN It's rich agricultural resources.
us h"nle nora. It's fine temperature.
broad inland seas. and incXhaustible
stores OF mineral wealth. is rendered all
but impenetlablc to civilized man. Ger
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

Leaving stations on Pas~umpsic K. Il 10y Dav
Express. arrIV" Montreal 10 i. NJ y" Quebec
rcti"T- by this Train.
Leaving bv Mail Train arrive, Montreal ia \
VI. Qurl,r 30 \. NJ.
Leaving 10y Night Express arrive Montreal 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
DEN TIST.

OFFICE WITH BULLARD \ FOLSOM. BANk BLOCK
Particular attention paid To preserving tl!r nat
ural teeth. Artificial teeth mounted on Gold
Platinum, Silver. Aluminium WcSt"nS Metal
tcllul"id Base. sc.
lh" manufacture and adjustment of apparatus
FOR correcting irregularities i'll children teeth will
receive special attention.
AnarSth"ticS administered and teeth extracted
without pain If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

BNrmIN,i.-A daily bath ton the " hot,
body i not too much. Health may mon
absolutely require this. hut there aIc
few persons who would Got he bcnclil-
ed 10y Il complete Wa>hIm" of the skin.
from head Ia foot. at least once cNcGl
day. The feet need Washing ~ much
~ the head. ~ respiration upon them
i very abundant Feet that are c.i~cd
in wool and leather. are not excepted
from this necessity of cleansing. III
"r>tinm i trrcI when water i applied
above the lg;Iil> of digestion: ami the
Wa>hin" of he chest helps "n, I" breathe
more freely. Bathin" makes the limbs
supple. and it opens the muscles /"
breathe from. if such an un~cicmtitc
statement may he permitted. All will
aglr, that in the second month "t sum
mcr II dali y bath i Il LUXURY not I" hr
omitted. But in winter it is hardly les
nccc>salN. and the reaction which it
brings. makes it Il luxury even III the
most Indictment season. cor. H06id ot
HcnIfh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
for Sale.
Small! Farm for Sale -!

The subscriber offers for sale his farm. situated
in the southwest part of st. Iohnsbury. tw" and
half miles from the plain. said farm contains
"a acres of excellent land. There are comfortable
set of buildings the plac"-rInnn% wafer To
house and baTn-and a Young apple orchard Just
coming into bearing.
| want to sell because of i'll health.
32tt l.. {. FARNHAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
For Superior Class of Musi-
cal InStrumentS;

For rOENEI>. ALTOS EAS>I.>. and all used
III Bands
For VIOLINS. VIOLONCELLOS and all used
in OTch,>tI;i>
For GUITARS. FLTTINAS. ACCORpEON>.
For FIJI IE>. FLIES ELAGIOLEIS.
For PIANOS and MELOpEO\S
For STRINGS i"r Ni"liu- and Guitars and all
ihiu-~ u-rdrd III the and rrIEuI al Musical
Instruments
FOR Band Music Sheet Music and Music Books
call at send to the >turc "t
joins 4. HAYNES \ CO..
~ curt It. t"pp"sItr curt ll"u-,.l. i;n~t"I.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
SUMMER EXCURSION
Montreal & Quebec

From stations between Newport AMI " hitr River
J Junction c"mm-ncin. July I-i. and c"niinuIn.
durIm. the months "i August and >,pirIni,r al
ia" simr popular prices charged last w
To Mon
L,,, I" Montreal 1" Quebec tread and
and re- return inch,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

y Californian convict. Just di>charg
eel from the State Prison. has set about
fulfilling Il vow he made at the time of
his conN lotion. He ~Wnr,. that he would
shoot the twelve jury men VIII" decided
the cast, against him. In accordance
with this vow. he has already shot one
though not fatally. and i still abroad
after the others. such conduct j. like
~ t" have Il depressing effect ON jury
men. and if persisted ia might result in
increasing tbs. number of sentences Il"
capital punishment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
BARBER SHOP,

Mr.. +. &. GILL bcgs leave to announce ia fla.
public that he has bought the Barber Shop former
y occupied by W. Parker. situated in the Iy,nue
House Block, on X X. Street. St .Jolnsbury
BY strict attention to business and by emuloyiuu
hr5t-ciass help. hr hopes t" merit Il good share OF
pnblic patronage. Sztf
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tainly beyond all reach of colonization.
by one of the most apparently inslgnlti-
cant of causes "a fly. This terrible in
sect is IL little, brown, yellow striped
fly. called the tsetze. scarcely larger
than our common household pests. but
whose sting is absolutely fatal. So
deadly is its poison that ii is said three
or four flies will kill the largest OK.
soon after the bite. which gives little OF
no pain. staggering and blindness come
ON the body swclls to an enormous
size: the coat turns rough, and i'll il few
hours follow commissions of death. And
Vet this deadly poison. under the effect
of which the horse and OK. the sheep
and the dog. fall us if plague stricken.
Is perfectly harmless to man, to wild
animals. to the pig. mule. Ass and goat.
Here L. an achievement for science that
would bring glory to the diScoverer of
some antidote to the sting of this venn-
nous fly, which would open the treas
ureS of Central Africa To the u>c of the
world.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

Jr>T So. At the last Sabbath ser
vice which we had the privilege of at
tending a> listeners. the fine quartcttc
choir sung an impressive opening piece.
II was this: Solo. llNAH THAR FhNAI;
FAR VI >INlI: AW ELA CIV NV MIAH
INIQrNAH. fhorH>. Can MI NAV
wNlA. etc. We mention the fact. az
some other church qIaricrtr may like
t" purchase the music and perform the.
same. The effect on the v"l>hiper is
peculiar. foH5rcgdtioHdIi>f.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

GOOD W oRkMAN>IIP.-Solom stem
Pile WAS built without noise of hammer.
or chi>el, or amy tool in JtrISalcm. All
the work of shaping and fitting waS
done at the qllarrieS and shops far away.
The New York Custom House is built
after Il similar fashion.
1t i Il curious fact that the six h'nd-
red men who are employed in cutting
granite at Dix Island. Me. for the New
\ ork poSt-Otlice. cannot prepare mate
rial fast enough for the two men who
are employed to set the blocks. Each
block of granite l. cut. trimmed. faced.
and accurately numbered according Ia
the working plans. When it arrives III
the site of the building only two men
are. required to set it. aided ~ they are.
10y steam hoi>tin% apparatus. Every
stone l. made To lit exactly in the space
intended for il. 80 accurate. are the
plans of the >upcrN i>ing architect. that
ii Is stated that the superintendent of
the post office huilding has only been
obliged to order one stone during the
entire work thus far and the foreman at
Dix Island insists that the missing one
was sent. but must have been lost III
the transportation.
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Farm for Sale i'm Wheeiock

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
i'll W herluck Vt containing about 20 acres. anu
is one of the best farms i'll Caledonia "lnty The
buildings and fences are all good. There ar" two
good sugar orchards. and about sixty acres at wood
and timber land
said farm is pleasantly located about one half
mile from the village. and five miles from Lyndon
willie Depot. Viii also sell with the farm. If de
sired 30 tons Hay. 200 bushels Grain Il good Cows.
l pair heavy horses. two wear old and one year
old Colt. Also. the farm tools and sugar utensils
For information. inquire of the subscriber ON the
premises WILLIAM CHASE.
Wh,,luck Sent | l-7a .Stt