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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
Barbarous J IstiCe.

\ trmi'ul sentence Va> ruricd ont last
M nth under the majesty ol the law Of
N,lNia. " whicl makes executions that
,l>cw hcIc We aIr accustomed Ia hear
and read about seem mild and mcrcitul
measures iii comparison. ~ tar back
a> April. the house nt u RESPECTED farmer
in that province W:> found hI"kcn into.
and the proprietor. with his wife and
rhildIcn. all LIutdlll murdered. The
authnIit,> set To- work at once Ia trace
the guilty authors ut the outrage. and
found two men in Il forest some -four
miles aWaN. ~aha~tulo> .\lcNirN. Il non
commissioned utllr'r III th" ~'lltau :
AMY. and Mn>c> WcIth>teiu. an Au>-
triam jew. VIII" hld some of the farmer :
money about them. and were in other
respects ~u>piciou>. They di>rlaiHcd
ANY knowledge of the affair. hut lIttN
la>hr~ rpou their bare backs soon c\-
tultcd Il confession from the jew of all
the hdrurI> details. though nothing
could uII>tal the lips "i his accomplicc.
The evidence WAS ample and over
Whrlmin%. and to the loudly expressed
satisfaction of the multitude they were
sentenced to hc broken at the wheel. -
punishment now here pr;Ictlcrd except
in ScIVia. The jew tore his ham and
cried tnI mercy. bat his companion WAS
immoNahlr Dn the day of the cNrCu-
lion Il vast thromg assembled /" ~cr the
puni~hmrnt carried ont. AlcNIrN Wits
fil>r stripped and bound /" II. Am-
/ thouN'S cross while the rNccUti"Iiri
raised hi ilom club and crushed lii
right shoulder. \ shrek of agnuN fol
lowed. and another. a> hi> knccpan>
were struck. after which hc VA, uucnH-
Sciou>. The Jew did not die :" easily
hut lived ior five minutes IT, his bone,
were crushed one 10y one. and only 10y
three strokes ON the abdomen did h.,
cease his cries. and satisfy the cIurI
| rigor of Scrvian law.
/ DEArn or lin\. II. {. DrWI>".
| Connecticut has lost one hen most prom
/ inent citizens in the death al the Hon.
| lienrN {. Demng, collector "i internal
/ revenue for Hartford. which has Just
occurred in that city. Mr. Defining wa>
/ bonn in Connecticut. lie entered ale
/ in l-:S.1. and graduated III l-:h'. imn"-
,liatcIv entering llarl ard law school.
/ from which he graduated in I~:f-. lie
va> Il member of tine tonnccticut Leg
/ i>IaIuIr in IT, ~ and l-:JO. and also from
| l-.J9 tu l-6I. >,IN ing ~ Speaker during
/ the, latter Ncim. In l-.Il he WIS i mem
/ her of the State senate. He subsequent
/ lN presided over the city of Hart ford rs
mayor iur six Years. In I-6l, H. colonel
of the twelfth regiment of Connecticut
| Volunteers. he went to New Orleans
and participated in the capture of that
city. In October, l-G2. he WAS appoint
| cd MAYOR of New Orleans. which posi-
/ rion he held until the following Feblua
ry, when he resigned both that office
and his commission i'll the army, and
/ returned home. Two months afterward
he was elected representative from
/ Conn, 'icut to the ThiIty-eishth Con
gress. serving on the committee of eA-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
Eli Perkins Tells How to Treat Horse

Some English .r"om> here al,. teach
ing The Y ankcc> how /" take. c.rr,. ut
horses.
asked one at these. "Iunm>. who has
spent twenty Years III the stables of
royalty. " hat he had 1" >.N about um
American way of taking ca, at horses
Nv hN. >ir. said hc. 'N"u don't take
good cane of Noun horses: l"u Inimh
YOU do. hut YOU don't.
''WhN - asked.
''BrraII>,. when Il h"r>, comes in I'll
wet with >pilati"m. yea let him stand
i'll the stable and dry with all Tho din
ON. In England We take The horse H.
he comes in from Il drive and sprinkle
hlnod-Nalm water all over him from
his head 1" his feet. Then We ScIapc
him down and blanket him. ruhhimg his
legs and face dry. Thus. IN an huu
he is clean and dry ami ready :" take
feed. while with NuuI way. hr will
stand aud >Wtlrcr iol:houl> and finally
dry. sticky and dirty. Our horses never
founder and never take cold. WcnrN cr
list Il crIINc"mh. l"u scratch Nuur
horses too hard. The only caIr mccc>-
say j. L" have thc water not To" cold.
then hathr them quick and blanket
them instantly Will" l"u ~, rubbing
thcir lrg>.
lhinl, the gr""rm j. >"und. aud I've
noticed the ~amr practice my self. IN
England.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

\ stays head hangs over the harness
room door. which this lady brought
down with her rifle. But there are 9th
er ornaments pistols. IL book holding
II 300 flies. some worth II each: pad
dies that have seen service On TIN,
mountain lakes. rustic drinking cups,
belts. whistles. horns. hugle>. drums
and dog whips. An agricultural libra
rN of great value and completeness and
IL collection of books on the horse. make
up the appointments of this rustic room.
From the little window of this den. the
people OF Guilford cam see the light
twinkle at 3 \. VI. AZ the owner drives
his quill and works ouf some of those
Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

The mansion at Guiltord i the old
homestead mod,lnizrd. Ii l. Il cosy
huN. ia which comfort and elegance
hlrnd. Nh. Murray has made ample
prov i>iun for the comfort and support
of his father. and the old farm. with its
dozen horses and barns. opens Il wide
field t"I usefulness and enjoy ucnt. The
stable i a m"dri OF modern convent
cncc and comfort. tine aiIl box stalls.
we'll crilrd and we'll lighted raIIiagy
houses. haTnc>> rooms that would >Iit Il
New York millionaire. with apparatus
lon " Imiug. feeding aud gr"omiu. ON
the most modern plans. Tu" th"u~and
dollars would not pd, tnr the putting
up and lhr paIaphrrmalla "t the stables.
which are in the best >rNlc at m"drru
IupIpN rulGlf~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
Rev. Mr.. Murray's Farm.

y correspondent OF the Boston JOIr-
nal. writing from Guilford. Conn. gives
II very pleasant account of the summer
residence of the Rev. Mr.. Murray. the
popular pastor ofthe Park Street church
in Boston. of the quiet old town the
writer says:
Guiltnrd is an old New England town.
living ON the Sound. The old customs.
the old ins, ,itutiomS and the "ld-timc
dwellings remain. There can Ice seen
the oldest house ia New England. II
stands on Il high hill. where II WAS
pl iced hl the original settlers: the
hill lu, k j. bare. for the builders cut
down the trees and the bush to guard
against surprise from Indians. and a> il
was 200 Years ago 50 now II stands.
There, j. timber enough in the old hoII>..
To make Il dozen modern ONES. The
hand of Improvement has touched 1t
lightly. and i'll form and appearance.
with its huge chimney on the outside.
it stands as ii WAS built. The old Town
Hall. where fIccmem discussed the rights
of man and Young patriots began their
debating life. remains III all its original
rnu"hne>>. and is used as Il town house
tn this day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
C A S OR OIL

Most safe, Useful and hest known Purgative, can
he taken agrr"ahlN and easily in DUNDAS dc h
\ cos SOFT CAPSU LES. No taste. no smell
pheasant that children ask for more. No family
wifhnut them. Contains no Cruton oil. sold 10y
vour Druggist ask for our book send Re. stamp
inr il 10 81 Wooster st. New York.
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FARMERS AID MECHANICS

and all Working People. Old ar Young
Male or Female. please send rs t"H cents Tor
samples and will guarantee t" show You how A"u
can soon r;lsy max. sl0O dmin@ your spare tlm' .
send a stamp and receive. free. nice. useful per
pctuII Calendar. uI a Grant and Wilson e.! i'Ir'
lev and Brown tampaign Pistol. 4 very aru>li,-
toy fur old Young. Address L. II. MAN>' il
Publishers. Augusta. Ne.
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HAII.O,k> HOME.

In the green stands the house in
which the poet FitZ Greene llallock WAS
born. Ii l. Il square old country house.
and L. used now as i tavern. he grave
of the poet i III the beautiful cemetery
of the town. At the end of the Central
drive stands granite monument that
marks the resting place of the gifted
bard. Bc>idc the name and date. are
suitable Inscriptions and mrm"lial>. ON
one side is Il quotation from Hall"rk'> ;
own poems. and places his mamc among
the immortal few" whom p">t"ritl
would not let die. y finely wrought
wreath of laurel. Il torch and other en-
hlrm> of poetic power. and grace .Id"rn
the shaft
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
ADIRDNDhCK ROOM.

Adirondack stands out on all sides
on the panels. engraved on the lanterns.
and ii flames out everywhere. In the
stable is Mr.. Murray rural study, and
il is known aS the Adirondack room. 1t
is plain as IL barn and wholly without
ornament. bare floors. rough book eases.
a pine swing table, an iron camp bed
and rude chair. In this den the popu
lar city pastor works and writes when
out of Boston, said the room WAS
without ornament. This is not So. Sev-
en rifles grace the walls. Mrs. Murray :
target rifle holds the place of honor.
She is ii marks >mam that can at four rods
hit the bulls eye tive times out of six.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

g Women have done thciI full share
of CRYING. thus far. in the worlds his
tory. Tears are the weapons of weak
Hess. The emotions which bubble up
to the eyes are not those which stir and
sway the mighty resistance "t Il great
reform.
Let lis lcain early the stern virtues
of II self-comtrol to which Il serene and
rquablc manner Is the natural and easy
outlet. and without which we shall con
rinuc to he women and idiots. in the
worlds Unconditional arena. no less with
the ballot than without.
Even ont of the house of oIlr enemies
We may he Judged.
| write even these few lines under
threat of my physicians eternal dis
pleasure. and feel that must bear t,.>-
timony while can. lest IL more romNc-
nient season never come. Defeat the
editor of the TiibUne for womrn'> sake
Success To the silent general. hecarrSe of
the living heroes whom he has saved
the country. and the dead whom it has
not lost = EHs0beh Stuart PheiJ,<
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

which will sell ~ cheap the cheapest.
.mtt {. l.. WARD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

e II Is II" sure sign "t waning inter
est i'll Il pastors ministI;tinns that the
people d" not keep mp Il perpetual lu-
bilati"m over him. The pastor should
not 80 interpret it. neither should those.
pillars who are especially anxious
that the church should prosper. 1t is
not in human nature to bc iubilant. or
particularly demOnstrative, all the time
The main thing for Il people t" do is To
discharge their pecuniary obligations To
pastor with cheerful promptness, and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

and rxaminr ti"od> and prices a. | have Just
returned from market with fresh assortment "i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

DEATH or FANNY FERN. On the
same day that Mr.. Seward died ''Fany
Fern" the wife, of james Parton. de
parted this life. She had hcen unwell
all simmer. Vet her death WAS meX-
prcrcd to the public. Her maiden
name w:l~ Sara Pay l>"n Willis. and she
WAS a sister of y. +. Willis. the poet.
She WAS born in Portland. Me-. i'll ISL.
and ch,catcd at Hartford. Conn. 10y
Miss Catherine Bcecher. Her first huS-
band WAS Mr.. Eldridge. l'y whom she
had three children. Left Il widow i'll
embal rassed circumstances. she COM
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

Nh. Murray j. d,>cr>rdll proud "t
his horses. First in rank >ramd> Ned. u
full hoI>r. two ,raI> old. sired hN Tag
CARTS Ahdallah ouI of Il Sherman Nur-
gan mare This colt is remarkable tur
d"ciitl. beauty and speed. He i> Il
deep brown bay. with golden dapplr>.
manr and tail very black Ills speed
is wonderful at two Years old. He trut
ted To Il wagon nuc-quaItcr of Il mile in
i:' seconds and repeated it III II >rr-
nmds He WAS utterly unframed and
without shoes. and had not then been
driven ~ times. When six weeks old
he cost S6tW: At seventeen months, old
S:hiW WIS refused for him. The day ht
made his great trnt the sum of ~70m
/ WAS refused. The animal i Il perfect
/ picture his action l. superb and he i,
81 kind that child can handle him.
and 50 gentle that Il Lady can drive him
! lIor>emcn SAY that there are <1O.OOO il
Ned"
The famous Grcll mare is Il SouthrrI
] racer. aud one oi the finest Saddl,
horses in the State. ON this horse Mr
Murray : might ride with Il mad horse
waS founded. She i> Il >orrel. and the
mother of several ccltS of great promise
The CiipScN mare, pronounced the gay
est horse on the Mill Dam. when Mr.
Murray held the ribbons. i Harry
Clay mare 10y Black Hawk, Il thorough
bred with fine points. weighing ahou
900. with Il three minute gait. untlain
ed, and seven years old. Next come,
the gray mare. hy Sherman Morgan
out ola Messenger mare. lot high, lOOt
pounds. Il tremendous roadster. and uu
trained. can trot in 30. The lIamblcto
niam mare. by Risdl kc'> old horse
blood bay, Years. with no training. q
great speed and all the marks of tn,
liamhlctomian stock about her. is hal
sister to Dexter. And finally Lad,
IhOrne Jr., comes out Il noble animal u
great spirit and fine action. with NOR,
of Lady Thorne's movement than an,
horse i'll the country. sThese horses III,
all trotters and Mr.. Murray has not
horse on his farm that j. not valuable
nor one from Il iilly to Il draught hors'
that could hc bought for Il sum les
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MoULToN BROS. & CO.,

Tur Territory nuIsdr of Vermont. address
T. MOI LION. M"iIi-yillr. VI. ~ II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

Rev. Dr. John Hall. in an article
on the unreasonable things that are
sometimes oNprctcd "f ministers. SAYS
II j. unreasonable 10 expect ministers
10 he, ALWAYS at humc To receive callers
and always running about among
them people or tn expect them to ht
constantly cmpi"l"d in these ways
.iIid at the sam" time Ia bring into thcil
pulpit things new and old in Il state al
,IlhuIdIc preparation. | nin>pircd mel
require to read. write and think. if they
iIc To teach continuously ANY body a
Inrni,lc: and the m"ir teaching and cN
plIm.Itium the people require oI til,
more simple the topic l. To he made til,
moIr study l. demanded for it, An all
SUId idea prevails among some unthink
ing PERSONS that ministers who speak
a> distinguished from those who read
do not need OF make preparation. Tn,
dellSinn i> tn>tcrcd 10y the uSc of ON
barbarouS "cNtcmporc that iS. ~
commonly used. without torcthought
ur preparation. There is very little q
such speaking if il exists worth lis
/ tcning to: and any speaking that doe
good To men must. aS Il rule. he some
time prepared. Already America i
] ovrr-rmn with generation of ""IItors,
rhetorical; ''katy,lid>. that tire til,
/ hearers. hIIi are never tired; hut. if on
.'olator>" hcromc ''rNtcmporc also
/ rhrm
oh for q l"d=r in vast wilderness" :"
1t j. unreasonable To expect minister
to work up /" their strength and tn,
popular requirement. L" procure pro
ic>~ional books. and t" live a> member
of The learned professions are expected
and hl the common sentiment required
To live. to hc hospitahlc and charitable
and all this on the income of II mcrhan
ic.
DEATH OF FANNY FERN. On tin
same d;Il that Mr.. Seward died Fam.
Fern" the wifi, of James Parton. de
parted this life. She had been unwel
all simmer. Vet her death WAS mex
,,..t..,I ,L, ntII,li,. IrI mIin,1
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Me0fttnaI.
T1HE PRIVATE MEDICAL PRO-
Il FESSION.
from the Boston Daily News.l

1t is quite desirable that we should define o,r nosion
before the public in reference to what is generally, l
as the private medical rrot.ssion Tho w.
reporter has taken toward disclosing the ririo1
the private" practice ought to receive the ,noiaee5
approval of all good citizens If not bring the cinrits to
the bar OF Justice as it undoubtedv viii in s,, ss
But 1t must not be supposed that these articles or an
attack upon the private practice As a whole hut
rather upon those who bv ignorance and arir, rist
in disgracng it, The man who seeks to treat and cure
any private disorder is moi necessarily criminal and
he is too often regarded by the purtauca as sucb Am
diseases be cured or the unfortunate possesor of
the malady would suffer in consequence and PERKINS
extend its contagion TO the veins of pure and healthy
bodies Our duty then, in relation to this matter is
two-old; first, to single out, expose and dencunce all
VINO seek to drag the profession into crime and dsrepue
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4 MEDICAL CARD. - All Diseases of
~ Ladies ana Children, both Chronic ana Acute can
be scientifically treated b. DIR HANNAH Il. ARCIiER
whose 0ng experience enabcs her to ave relief those
Once ~ clinton st. one door ron chatham Once
Holrs-9 70 u A n, and TO pm. Dr. II. ~ Archer
Frday from to P. NJ, at the residence of Mr. Jonas
otone, Ncat ~ ulnf u25
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ucad what ,Lc p,o.. s.

We consider Dr. Mansfield of Worcester, Mass, very
able and skfu practitioner in the treatment of sper
matorrh@a or Seminal Wcakness likewise Diseases Of
Woman. In fact, we may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch Of the scence.Ed Democrat,
BrOokiyn, ~ !.
Jyl2 d&Wtf
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JOHN W. RICHARDSON, Agent,

s24 d3m Late of aman Dow 4 Co.. Boston
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- Burning MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue. Corner Tyvcnty-sec Ond Rt
Office No. Bowling Green, New York.
Manufacture the
PATENT MESIILO Burning PICKERS
PATENT W0RSTED BURRLVG PTCKERS. Pr
TENT DOMESTIC BURRIEG PTCHERS OILERS to
Stach 10 Plckets Patent Steel Ring snd Solid Packing
burIing Machines made Single and Double, for first
6reakers OF Wooi Cardng Machines; Pine Burning
43chlnes torthe second breakers and fnlshCrs
improved Steei Ring Feed Rolls plane and intersect-
ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes. Shake WI
lows with blowers Waste busters, Cotton Gins. BLOW
srs &C,
Exeelsiorl Atthe International Exhibition in Lon
don, 1861 and at Paris Exposition Of 1851 our Mes
tiZo Burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award /;
A GOLD AEDAL at American Institute Fair, l565,-
and IN 1861. 1863. and 1870 the highest award
At the American Institute Fair, 1855, our Burning
Machine for cards was awarded A GOLD MEDAL
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD:
and IN 1870 our Double Burner received EIRsT PREMIUM
At American Institute Fair 1865 and 1870 our Steel
Rim gFeed Rolls received LIST premium.
At American Institute Fair 1870 our Worsted Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium.
- Our STEEL RING BURRIKG MACHINES ARE THR
oSLT SOLID PACKING BURRING MACHINES IN THE MAE
KET Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed
Our illustrated Catalogue can be had application
Prompt attention given to all inquiries and orderG by
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