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At IT'S Oth ANNUAL RAIR,

COltnlffee.--LuCeaS Cotton ,HoWland.S 3. X.
Chryst, Warren; George Miller, Freedom.
--.- CLASS l2-FAT CATTLE.
Best fat bullock years old or overs 90
Bet fa bullock years old or over...-.... 90
Best fat steer years old or over 90
Best fat COW or heller Yrs old or over 3 90
Best fat heifer years old or Ovsr.......-... 90
Best fat heifeT years old or rOTer--.------ 2 90
Committee same as class II.
CLASS Ia-SwEEPSTAKEs ON CATTLE
Best herd Of one bull and four cows or
heifers, all 70 be Of one breed. and
owned by exhibitor. premium of.-----s6 90
Best breeding bull. TO be exhibited with
5 OF ais calves, not less than months
old and the bull, as to constitution,
health and yigOr, % exhibit good
breeding qualities and condition, a
premium = ~
Best bull OF any age or "
Best COW OF any age or clasS....-......-.-..- "
Best herd OF one bun and three cows or
heIfers, all to be OF one breed, and
owned and bred by exhibitor.
C5iHniaee.-Geo. Foster, Boardman. ]. L.
More, Parkman; Cornelius Baldwin. Nelson.
49,
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Is all IL good condition, and will be let Al
reasonable rates. Hearss and Carriages FUR
nisbed for funerals. The best Of care given
Nav n lBI-ff
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hIv II R Y
Boarding and Sale Stable.

THE undersigned having purchased
the interest Of Peter Fulk in the new sta
bic at thG rear Of the National House, are
prepared 70 accommodate their patrons wi III
new equlpages, Of all varieties, single and
double. all Of the newest styles and finnish.
0D" @TO=~
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Ex4MIElTTONS OF TEAcHRRS-

ILUntf farther notice, there viii be an
elimination Of teachers st the High 6ehOo
bniding in Warren, on the first Saturday o.
every month during the year excepting
: that during the months Of April and Sep
tembeT. there viii be an examination or
each succeeding Saturday, as follows -
Johnston: tiiisd Fsristoi forrfh l,ar1en
Notice Is hereby given or the adoption OF the
following rule which VIII be strictly adhered
20: All certificates hereafter granted by
this Board, shall be dated on the day Of
examination. except that in special cases
for good reason, certificates may be dated
back, but In no case beyond the date Of the
previous examination. .it-A-I'
By order OF the Board,
GEO. p. HUNTER, Clerk.
Warren o, Feb. Z ls721yr.
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Whole No. 2912

persons Offering The same. or By . member
Of his or herfamily., = -rra7-r ~
4 & All articles % rst Be entered in the name
Of the bona dde owner. Should any Be
6 15s[eq Tss1vs otner~lSe .ney x nos 6s allowed
the judges or win such aw ards oe pnblished
4 The Fair shall be open 70 breeding
stock nom any part Of the Union.
. NO awarding COMMITTEES shan award
.I.y my ,,.disereiionary premiums yheneyer
articles Of superior merit are exhibited for
Enlcn no premiums have been offered. The
awarding committees may enter the same
on their paper Of awards so that the secre-
tarI,, sarX may report the same TO the board for
6. When no competition in any class or
division occurs premium shall not be
awarded only when the intrinsic merit or
the animal or Article warrants IT
]. All thorough bred animals must be
exhibited to the awarding gcommittee within
the ring, and must be so broke as to be
manageable there. f-.J ~
& An animal entered for exhibition In
any other except sweeps takes which is open
O. An ArtiGlss must remain In the han
9ntii t9Eee o'clock p m. OF the third day OF
10. All premiums not called for previous
70 the nfst day. OF January amer the fair.
win be considered forfeited to the society, .
H. The nrst day WIN be devoted 70 the
registering Of all stock and articles entered
for exhibi ton on. tha books of tas secretary
and arranging the. Rama IN their proper
places on the grounds under the direction 81
zoe superintsndents appointed for the puF-
y, The second day viii be. devoted 70 the
showing Of cattle. sheep, hogs, poultry. aisa
to the interests OF nOral hall.
is. The third day viii be devoted in the
forenoon to the showing Of all horses except
FOR speed which VIII be shown In the after-i
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F.E .HUrcHIEs, G. n. ruTTLE, i. 4. sruLL
HUTCHINS, TUTTLE & STULL.
Attorneys at Law, once over smith 4
turner's Store, corner Of Main and Marcel
Streets. Warren. Ohio. lJan. 10. Is72-tE
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noTPHrs GRRTFR sDaaIar !

~ Musical Merchandise Of all descriptions.
viz: Pianos, Organs, helodeons, ViolinE,
Guitars, ,AccOrdeOns, ,ClarOnettE, Flutes, Fifes,
Drums, P1ano-spreads, Piano-stoolk, Sheet
music. Ausic-boOks, Violin Strings, Guitar
Strings, &C., &c. Store In Webb's Block, over
Porter's Book Store ~ Ian $50.
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T N. DAWSON Mayor of the City
of Warren. Civil Jurisdietion-ssme as
Jastiee Of the Peace for the city, and crinnl-
nal Jurisdiction throughout city and county,
Also agent for Cleveland Cenent Sewer and
drain iPlDe OF All sizes. dan SlS7l.
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orln,tttee-Andrew Lewis, Newton Falls;
Mel Ames. Newton FallC; Elijah HaWley.
CLASS 2lDAIRY PRODUCTS & BREAD.
Best five pounds OF butter 800
"a do do do so
Best i've pounds Of Lard 4si iH-. so
BeSt specimen farm dairy cheese 100
Cd do do do do IS
Best specimen factory cheese 100
Id do do do rs
BestIoRf wheat bread, hop yeast. by girls
under "A years OF age ~ l. Diploma
Best loaf wheat bread milk yeast, by girls,
under 1iyears Of age Diploma.
Best specimen corn bread. by girls under
II years OF age Diploma
Best specimen graham bread DO
do sponge cake DO DO DO DO
do raised cake do do do do
do loaf Of rye bread do do do n
do raised biscuit do do do II
OonIniaee-Mrs. George Patterson. Brace
willie. Mrs. DR.. Porter, Newton Falls Ms.
Albert Fowler, Newton Falls.
CLASS ss-PREsERYED AND CANNED
20 ha not lass than One ouQrt
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GHERIFFS SALE
| DThe State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Elliott Knapp. ! In Trumbull Com
Ys. mon Pleas.
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As Sa7ABs55HEEf PRdbEIfE.FEs ., kMEcHANlcAL
RULEs AND REGUI.ATToNs.

y Tayler, Newton Falls; Charles Baster
Newton Falls. lff II
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WESTRRNRKSERYE cHRONICLR

w Published every Wednesday morning
In Empire Block, Market St, Warren VIZ,
RrTEzKL, Editor and Proprietor. .s
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Best, most varied collection Of poultry
Best sweepstake cock or hen, Of any
C0nimftfee-Peter Rush. Warren; g. R.Fox,
RavennS; Joseph Gledhill. RaFanna.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24

man. said Young man to his mother
this very winter. This is perpetually
the fact; and it is the danger and the
shame of the round dances. Young
girls, guarded from baby hood from ali
contact with vice, from all knowledge
OF men as they exist in their own world
OF clubs and dissipation. suddenly
come out" to whirl night after night,
ana week after week, in the arms of
men whose lightest touch is prOfana-
ton. 1t would he long before it would
dawn upon the girl to dream of the evil
III that man : heart far longer to learn
the evil of his life: Yet no less to her,
innocent and young, in the very assO-
citation and contact there is unconscious
pollution. There is a sacredness in the
very thought of the body which God
created to he the human home of an
immortal soul. Its very beauty should
hc the seal of its holiness. Everywhere
III Scripture its sacredness is recognized
and enforced. Therein we are told that
the bodies are the temples of God. We
are commanded to make them meet
temples for the indwelling of the Holy
spirit. Our very dress, in its harmony
and purity. should consecrate, not des-
ecrate the beautiful home of the SOUL
Mary Ciemmer Ames, in Independent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
ST. JOIINSItRY VT. FRIDAY, MAY "A, 1872

second mate on the Dock of Orleans
and | know his kind. He'll soar around
like kcy-huzzard fcra while Pres
emily he'll light. He's rusticatin' till
some scrape blows over. An' he'll
make >omcthin' "utcn it, Cuisines,
at"rc pleasure j. his motto. He don't
hang that Srducin' grin under them
hawkN eyes fer nothin' Wait till the
l'iouS and disintrrcstrd example light,
somcWhrrcS. Then look out for the
feathers. wont ye! He won't lraN,
nary Il bone. Bat here we ain. de
clare, tNuthN, this walk seems b'
&horte$t, when I'm in Supcltinc. number
one c"mp'my."
Cynthl WAS 50 pleased with this rc-
mark. that >Ir did pcnance in her mind
for Il week afterwards. 1t WAS ~ wick
ed t" enjoy ones self out "t class meet
ing.
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Humorous.

p Greeley is a temperance man,
but he can 90 Brown stOut.-IrOy Press.
- The Louisville journal SAYS
The gray jacket who is not for Horace
Greeley deserves a strait-jacket."
:y A gentleman of this city inquired
of another, whether certain doctor
had any practice. "Oh, yes,r was the
reply, Il assisted i'll laying ont one of
his patients, the other day. .'-SpringfeI
RepHJlicdn.
y friend of ours in looking over
the list of music to be sung at the Peace
Jubilee came to the piece ''All we like
sheep. etc.. and remarked that when
this becomes the cry of 10000 voices,
the price of mutton must go up.-Man-
chester journal.
- Extract from President Greeley's
second message, A. ID. 1874: .'In this
connection | may state that have OBJ
served with the livcliest alarm, the eff
forts of sundry tools of the etfete dynas-
ties of Europe to remove the duty on
Foreign Eggs. The men who propose
this measure are bought with British
Gold. The production of domestic eggs
conmot he tostercd by any such mea-
sure. anu "A llltIlCdH ToNlS CdllllOl lOI
an instant compete with the pauper la
hor of European Birds if this duty be
ahrogated. The consumption of eggs
in this country reaches a total of Forty
Four Millions of Dozens per annum,
which at IL uniform tariff of Twenty
Five cents per dozen yield revenue of
Eleven Million Dollars annually. The
man who denies this plain statement is
il Liar and William. ii. G.
- A lady. who loved Bulwer, enter
ed Il bookstore just as one of the clerks
had killed Il large rat. | wish to see
what Will He DO with 1t? ?" said she
to boy behind the counter. Well,
said the boy, if You'll step to the win
dow you will probably see him sling it
into the back lot.
g Darwin is said to be filled with
delight because reports come from Bue-
nos Ayres that several monkeys in that
region have died with the yellow fever,
Just like human beings. But that is
nothing to the way hogs die of the
cholera out West.
- As gentleman was telling his
friend that mutual acquaintance was
sent to the Penitentiary for gross in
toXication, he was asked why he did not
bail him out. Bale him out.' he re-
piled, 'why. You could not pump him
out.
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VOLUME 35---NUMBER 1917.

/ that he's bought that ere lot down on
poSitc the Court House. and is uniu' tn
/ build such Il house as never was
He must have prospered greatly.
said gentle Mrs Partlct.
And his wife wears il silk gown that
will stand alone with its own richness,
said Mrs Buckingham i can remem-
/ her when Luke RuddilOve WAS nothing
hut poor drunken creatur.
All the more credit to him now said
/ Mrs. Paltlct, emphatically.
1t : To he all q stun said Mrs. Buck
inGham. with marble mantIcs and i'll
laid floors. And he's put i LOT of papers
and things under the corner one
The corner what , said Mrs PaItlet
laughing. Floor or mantle p
stun. to he sure. said Mrs. Buckimg-
ham. Like they do in public buildings.
You know
That is natural enough
We'll, its kind q queer. but Luke
RuddiluVc never want like nobody else
Folks think its dreadful strange he
should put Il one dollar hill in with the
other things
Mrs. Partlct felt her checks flush
scarlet involuntarily she glanced up to
where the Squire WAS SeIemcly check
ing of list of legal items III the hill he
WAS making out against some client.
But the squire never looked around.
and Mrs. buckingham went on with her
ueVcr-ccaSing flow of hit-chat, and 50
the hot color died away i'll her cheek.
After all. the money had been her own
to give. and the old oil cloth in front of
the dining room stove had answered
very well.
She met Luke Ruddilovc that after
noon for the first time since his return
to ScquoS>ct himself. Vet not
him>clt-thc demon of intempcrlncc
crushed out his nature. and its better,
nohlcr elements triumphing ut last. He
looked her brightly in the face. as he
held ont his hand.
Mary
i am glad t" see You back here again.
Luke. she said trcmulously.
And well YOU may he. he reioiucd.
DO Nou remember that stormy night.
Mary. when NOu gave me the dollal bill.
and begged me not to go to the tavern ?
Yes
That night was the pivot on which
my whole destiny turned. lOu We're
kind To me when every one spoke cold
ly: You trusted in me when all other
faces were avertcd. vowed Il vow to
myself t" prove worthy of y"ur conf
dcncc. and | kept it. did NOT spend
the money treasured it up-and
Heaven has added nightly To my little
store. put the dollar hill under the
corner stone of my new house. for the
house has risen from it alone. ! wont
offer t" pay Nou back. for am afraid
he added >milingly. the luck would 20
from me with it: but I'll tell YOU what
| will do Mary: will give money and
words of trust and encouragement to
some other poor wretch as you gave it
to me.
And squire Partlet never knew what
his wife did with the dollar bill he gave
her to buy ii new piece of "il-cloth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
From the Green Mountain Poets.
When the Ship Comes In.
BY !. I. GORHAM.

y maiden dwcllS by tn" flowing STA,
w here the dark waves rrvcl in sounding gr,.;
And toam-cappcd breakers with sullrn roar
Dash madly against the rock bound shore
OF, "n a towering cliti she stands.
Abov" the blue waters and sparkling sands
And murmurs amid the Wild waves din
Il shall see him again, when the ship comes IN
Sadly her eyes wander over the deep.
W here III" RESTLESS hill"ws mairsticly sweep:
Often the loved one doth she hrwail.
And miuglr- her signs with th, moaning ga..
But naught OF the proud bark can she r>pv-
No white sail gladdcn- her strainin., eve:
Yet hcr sweet voice murmurs mid Oceans din
Il shall scc him again, when the. ship come, in ''
oh ill-starr"d bark, oh falSe-falsc dream
N"m"rc. DER the waves, shall her white, wings -lcn
Fol the hrrath"i thrs storm king wIthmi.ilty SWEEP
Hath rnt"mbrd her for aye. i'll the rolling. deep
lh" mermaid chantrth her siren strain
. 81 til" storm wrecked pride Of the deep blue main
And the foamng waves. with uncr.Sins din.
Moan Il drgc for the ship that shall never cnrn, il
Oh, lonely watcher thou mind,St me
Bright budding pleasures. that scarcely bloom
Ere they withrr, and sink tn Il silent tomb.
And long .aze Ger the troubled main
And sigh for their welcome return in vain.
While the waves roll onward with ccaSrlrse din
Alas fnr the ships that shall never come in,
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Business pireftorn.

.y CUT THIS orr FOR REFERENCE.



Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY y HASKELL, Hoyts Block. L. K. -
Apothccarics.
&C. BINGHAM No. :, Bank Block. Main st.
:. RANDALL 4 son Randal~ Block, X. L; St.
SIAS BROTHERS, lloyt's Block, r. L. ST.
Attorneys at Law.
BELDEN y MAY. No. = Calcdunian Bin, up stairs
\. J. WILLARD. Main ST. over Hall n Fletcher :
also Real Estate Broker.
II. {. IDE, Bank Block. Main Street. Prompt an'
careful attention given To every kind OF lrga
Book Binding.
c. NJ. STONE & co. Agents Calcdnnian Block
opposite Monument.
Books and stationery.
HOWARD & ROWELL. Caledonian Brk, Main II
Bakers and Confectioners.
CROSS & MATHEWS, Main Street.
BARRIERS.
r. b. BLACKSTONE. Union Block. Main Street.
Blanks for Lawyers and Town Officers.
c. NJ STONE & co. Calcdonim Block. Opposite
soldiers Monument.
Boots and shoes.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER. DanviIr, Blk, X. Il. ST
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
JOHN y MOORE, Bank Block. opposite st. Johns
bury House dealer in Ready Made Clothing Hat,
and Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc, etc.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
h. u i L AlfBA M " ", lIDdllhS image
Crockery, Glass and stone Ware.
f. & +. FAIRBANKS & co. Fairbanks Village
Carpeting, Paper Hangings, Window-shades
f. X T. FAIRBANKS & co, Fairbanks Village
Cigar Manufactory and smokers Bazaar.
CHARLES ). HASTINGS, Under Avenue House.
Dentists.
j. L. PERKINS, Calrdonian Block Main Street.
K. W. WARNER, Union Block Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEWS s PETTENGILL. Eastern Avenue.
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
a. +. BLISS Flanders Block Il. Il. Street.
q. II. HALE. Avenue Block. K. K. Street
f. & T FAIRBANKS & Co, Fairbanks Village
Dry Goods. House Keeping Goods, etc,
HALL q FLETCHER, Main Street.
Flour and Feed.
GEO. ALDRICH & co, Eastern Avenue.
Furniture and Caskets.
IT, HALL & BROTHER, Main Street.
q. II. TISDALE. Flanders Block, up stairs.
Family Groceries and Fruits.
A NJ COOK & co, Eastern Avenue.
Groceries and use-keeping Goods.
E r FAIRBANKS & co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness, Robe. and Blankets.
q. W. COOK, Eastern Avenue
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE, K. Il. ST, q. q. Hale, Propr.
Hoes and Forks.
ELY, BALCH & co, Portland Street.
Insurance, Life.D
f. E. SARGENT (FtnaD Railroad Street
Iron Founder and Machinist.
LUKE BUZZELL North end, K. X. Street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
q. W. SENTEE, Main Street.
{. l.. WARD. Wards Block, l.. Il. street.
Merchant Tailor>.
+ UNDERWOOD Danvillr Block. X K. Street.
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Chunks of Agricultural Wisdom
NOT BY HORACE GREELEY.

Its high time that farmers began to
get the frost out of the ground, and the
plough in. It's poor hIIsbandry to leave
the frost in after the first of May.
Ploughing should be done in the night
according as Poor Richard says:
Plough deep while others sleep
And You'll have corn To sell and keep"
If You want Il sure crop. though, we
would advise to plant little as well as
plough. though the above lines SAY
nothing about it. Don't seed to heavy;
one ear to IL hill is enough. If it don't
all come up. you can hoe it up.
Plaster is the best manure for corn.
We think old Doctor what 's-his names
corn plaster as good as any. If the
crop shouldn't silk out well, put on
few Silk-worms, and they'll begin to
spin as soon as the "'spindles" are grown.
The stalks should he cut as soon as the
sap starts, and the Juice should be Sc
cured i'll demiiohnS, as rnjuice" is
Thought to he excellent in having. The
best instrument for cutting stalks, is
boynton's Lightning saw" Should
lightning hc scarce, You can drive the
SAW by steam. or with an OK goad.
When the corn is dug in the fall, take
up IL good deal of earth with the roots,
To prevent injury to the delicate fibres.
The butt stocks. according to our friend
IIu Gag. whose initials will he at once
recognized, "are excellent for cattle
chopped up" though if the cattle are
chopped up badly, we should think they
would he beyond butt-stalks or other
human aid. At any rate if You feed
them out, Il mixture of white oak chips
on scrap iron, half and half, will be
found an improvement.
TO shell corn, Use a ten inch bomb
shell. especially if the ears are of the
long Southern variety. During the war
our government shclled ii lot of South
ern ..Iong ears with good effect, bring
ing down Il heap of "kurnels," i'll Il
general way.
Early rows potatoes, as the name i'm
plies, should he planted early i'll the
morning, III long straight rows.
Potato vines need not be stuck unless
YOU have sticks you wish to get rid of,
but Won will get stuck" yourself, if
You pay over Sls.62 peck for your
seed.
We would not recommend much grain
except "old rye" which can be obtained
at various places about town. Cracked
wheat we believe to be humbug, as
we SOwed an acre of it, and not Il par
ticle ever came up; we had no better
luck with pearl barley.-Nerd"rgp0rt
Herald
To DESTROY THE STRIPED OR CUCUM-
BER BUG.-A correspondent writes to
the Maryland Farmer: 81 send you an
item if You think it worth publishing,
which etfectually protected my melons,
squash. cucumber and other vines from
that destructive pest, the striped or Gu
cumber bug" the past season, with
only one application, viz: A strong
solution of hen manure-say one peck
of the manure to one and half gallons
of water-let it stand twenty four
hours, and sprinkle the plants freely
with it after sunset"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24

ask no more than you are able to give.
your respect. viii yom accept my life
long protection as Nou husband -
Yes said the passionate girl in an
agony of despair. She felt relieved
that the suspense was ended.
TO be cOHtiHued
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BUSINESS CARDS.

81 SIN ESS fI HDS.
HoUGHTON X POPE,
Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons.
MAN STREET, ST. JoHssbrRY: ~
NJ e. HoUGHroN, MD W. &. PorE, ND.
{. W. GRAHAM,
DEALER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS.
Main Street. opposite the Court House.
ELY n GASKELL,
ST JOHNSBCRY STEAM LAUNDRY.
Work done on short notice satisfaction guaran
trcd. Work called for and delivered in any part Of
the villase Offices in HGus9tan t;IRnr Ca5pgn Htr
opp. St. Johnsbury House. 7tf
BILLIARD Il FOLSOM,
PHYsICIANs AND SURGEONS,
st. Johnsbury.
OHce Bank Block Nam street.
Dr. Billiards. residence, DIR. F"Soms residence.
is EfS,'Tm hn,,r. H.tnmT ,p,m ,o Ia khlr"d S,T'rf
y. VI. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS.
JOHNsON's BLOCH.
Railroad Street, St Johnsbury. Vt.
JOHN BACON I'd,
DEALER IN HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
ST. Johnsbury Centre, VI.
A.. HALE,
BL G : NJ L II
Paddocks Village, ST. Johnsbury VT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER, 81. .OOO,O 900
T. d. BLODGBrT, Special Agent, 81. Johnsbury, VT
:. T. BROOKS, VI. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
othce at residence, opp the Bakery St. Johnsbury
+. +. LONERGAN.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS, also LEATHER
FINDINGS. ETC.
Railroad Street, St Johnsbury Vt
GEO. G. & GEO. W. CAHOON,
Councillors at Ldl1 Solicitors IN Chdncery.
Procure Pensions and Bounties, Lyndon, Vermont
WM. W. CIRCUIT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Barton Varm,nt
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hI- r =. IlLL begs leave 10 announce to the
pu%nhc % that he has bought the Barber Shop former
house Block, on X. K. Street St Johnsbnry.
S Strlct attention TO business, and by employing
help, he hopes to merit good share Of
PAHonASe s7tf
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Chapter NH.
THE SPIDER SPINS

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ment that her mother had gone. Her
first feeling was that her privacy had
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