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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08
The Inyalid.-A Pen Picture.

See her pallid countenance. but a short time ago
the picture of ruddy health, the envy of the school
and the pride of the household. She was always
welcomed by her schOomates for her 1.-the form and
pleasing disposition carried cheerfuness into their
ranks. Diligent punctual and exemplary, obedient
and graceful at home she the hearts of all
But alas. sorrOwed. Those rosy checks and
ruddy lips are blanched by consumption. The
voice once enchanting i'll laugh and song is feeble
husky and supplanted by a hollow cough Let us
approach her couch gently and take her hand. DO
not shudder because of the feeble and passiOnless
grasp. The hand once so hearty and plump is ema
ciated and shows bOny outlines while the cords and
tortuOus veins are plainly mapped upon the surface
The pulse that bounded with repletOn, carrying
vigor to the whole system and impartng life. beau
ty vivacity, health and strength is delicate to the
touch The feeble heart can not propel the thin
scanty blood with force. Must lose her while
yet in her teens Companions and friends gather
around with words of cheer and consolation and de
part with mostened eyes and silent steps Must
loose her No there is relief! We can stay
this destroyer of our happiness and not suffer the
loss of so bright gem Something more is required
now than dietary and hygienic observance. for ma
ture calls for aid and she shall have it. Take this
pleasant medicine 1t is invigorating. How it al
lays the irritable cough improves the appetite and
digestion and sends healthy tingle through the
frame. The blood is enriched, nervous force in
creased, and the heart bounds with new impulse.
See her face brighten by degrees the color is re-
turning. her voice is getting clearer and pleasant
words are spoken. The strength falters yet hui Is
gaining Let us take her ont in the warm sunshine.
In a short time she will he able 10 without ON
aid, cheerful girl This delightful medicine must
be God blessed. 1t is restoring health Ia our loved
one She is emerging from her sickness. sweetcr
and nobler than before and Dr Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery must have the credit. 1t has
raised her Sold by all tirst-cass Druggists every
where 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08

There was fresh example of the
worthlessness of expert testimony. dur
ing recent trial for forgery at Taunton.
A couple of experts disposed of the
prisoner ut the bar very Sunmarily.
When Mr.. Henry ID. Hyde of Boston.
his counsel, handed the smaIteSt expert
four old envelopes and asked him if he
could tell whose handwriting WAS ON
them. the witness, after taking time to
examine them, said that 1.-THE super
scrptions on the envelopes were ali in
the same handwriting. and all written
by the man who forged the check" Mr.
Hyde at once took the stand. and taking
the envelopes, said, This one was
written by the clerk of the Boston water
power company, this one by friend of
mine Ill New York. the third is my own
handwriting, and the fourth is the pris-
oner's," suhstantiating his statement bv
producing the letters received in some
OF the envelopes.
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J. ID. ABBOTT. lc,,pu,.rs
4-G DANIEL HARVEY.
GnILn,S ESTATE.

/ / W. -, -
/ STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA plsIRI' J. -
In prnLnt, Court held at the Prnhatc Office. in
ST .IulnShurv in said district. the 18th day al
Feb. y. H. l-1:l
Loren Kline Executor of the last will and tesla,
mrnt of Harriet Could, late of Barnet III sad
district deceased. presents his administration t'-
count for examination and allowance" anu makes
applicati for a decree. of distribution and parl-
tinn of the estate of said deceased.
Whrrcupon. il is ordered 10y said court. that said
account and said application hr referred I" a s"s-
sion of said court b held at the pr"hat" Office III
said 81. Johnsbury. on the llth day of March y. u.
i-12 for hearing and decision thereon And IL L.
further ordered that notice, hr given 10 al persons
Interested by publication of the same thrc" weeks
-Icct,,iycly in the Calr,lunan newspaper pub
shrd al ST Johnshury previous I" SAID TIM" al',
poiIitrd for hearing. that they may appear al SAID
time and place and show cause" if any they may
have. why said account should not h" allowed
and such decree. made.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08
Estates.
ryJER'S ESTATE.

GEORGE u. FLYERS ESTATE.
u The subscribers having been appointed by
TN, Hon Probate Court for the district of al'i"nia
commissioners to receive. examine. ana ADJUST all
claims and demands of all persons. against 'h, IS
trict deceased represented insolNcnt ana Ih' '' III
of six months from the 18th day of Feb. sI2 beng
allowed bv said court to the creditors OF Sald d"
ceased To xhibit and prove their respective claims
before us: Give notice that We will attend I" tht
duties of appointment AT the dwelling hn'lSt Oh
Widow Emcr,ttl \ Fylrr in Sutton i'll said district,
un the gh day of March and 18th day Of August
next ut 10 o'clock. \. NJ. on each of said DAYS.
j. T.G. CUNNINGHAM Observation-Disclosures.
10 &. +. y. HUMPHREY ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08

- OF all the baretaced attempts to
impose upon Il contiding public III the
way of Statuary for the ''ornamemt of the
public buildings at Washington. this
last. which is proposed in bill intro
duced 10y senator Hamlin. yesterday. is
il little the most aggravated and aggra-
waiting. The idea of voting Clark Mills
SlOO.OOO t" carry out his conceptions of
the proper way OF COMMUNICATING in
>tatuary "a late epoch of American his
tory. is little too much to he coutem-
plated with any degree of composure.
and We trust the assurance that the bill
stands Ii" chance OF passage will he YER
flied lay the flct.-Spr. Rep"bHcan.
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House & Small Farm for Sale.

house. and ont bindings and about Ii acres of
land situated i'll the vilia. at ST .Inhnshury Ten
ire, j. offered for sale There l. good spring water
running Ia both house and barn. All the land L.
about tn, buildings. level, accessible. easily work
ed and in IA GOOD state of cultivation.
The place is desirable for any one who wants a
small place i'll Il quiet VILLAGE. convenient /" church
,.-a and schools ~ the trains run. scholars can
attend the ST. bloomsbury Academy. or the High
Scl"ul "n the Plain. from this village and board at
home.
For particulars enquire OF {. VI. STONE At this
office. u the premises. -3tt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08

I'm unforeseen objection to Il canal
through the l>thmuS of Panama has been
raised 10y Captain SilaS Bent. who an
nounceS that such Il diverticulum would
inevitably turn all the warm equatorial
currents into the Pacific Ocean. thereby
reducing the whole of Northern Europe
to Il frozen waste by depriving it of the
Gulf Stream
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08

.KSows How IT Is HIMsELF.'-"Fat
Contributor processes to know now IL
is. and tells it i'll this way: 81 know
when have made success without De
ing told. The committed bling their
wives up to the platform and introduce
them to me. Some of the ihf1uentlal
citizens come up and introduce them
selves. The editor takes me warmly by
the hand. and wants to know where the
next number of his paper will reach me.
If STAY over night with my friend, the
Association President, he invites in some
of the neighbOrs, and there is Il social
time in the parlor. Or, if | am at the
hotel the boys call around and invite
me to go out and eat oysters, and it is
difficult to get away from them some
times to go to bed. There are people
to see me off in the morning, and | hear
it stated over and above board that If
should come to that town again the hall
wouldn't he large enough to hold the
people. Little boys OH the street are re-
Specttul. But when fail nobody is to
he introduced. The editor who i'll the
afternoon said he must be sure and see
me after the lecture. slips off home.
His paper doesn't reach me either, Jun
less it reaches me under the fifth rih.)
The Secretary hands me the stipulated
amount with frigid politemess and de
parts As pass along the sidewalk on
my way to the hotel, | hear some little
boy shout .humbugr in Il voice of start
ling shrillncss The landlord surveys
me with Il look of pity lis enter-he has
heard all about it-and | sneak off to
bed as soon aS possible. Noone attends
me to the depot i'll the morning to see
me off. and | overhear Il rude fellow tell
another on the platform. as am about
to step ont he ears: ''lfthat fraud ever
comes to this town again, he'll get Il
head put on him"
\ COOP JOKE ON a REPORTER. \ night
or two since Officer CorlisS Went into the
l'rchle House about midnight and threw
down his overcoat and his handcutfS.
shortly after he came out but forgot the
latter. An enterpriSing reporter who
WAS anxions to know how il was him
self put his hands inside the aforesaid
handouts. and before he knew it they
were tightly clasped around his wrists.
/ They went on easily enough. bnt it WAS
rather more difficult to get them of.
mixing that the olllctf named Nolilu
come back in Il short time, he kept his
courage up and WAS rather i"vial over
the affair. but as the night wore on he
hrcamr uneasy mad amNi"n>lN sought
some one who could release him, but all
in vain. About o'clock the ncNt
morning he presented himself al the sta
ton looking like an escaped convict.
with his hands securely fastened. There
/ he found Officer CnrliS and was lihcrat-
ed. He will probably let handouts
alone for the future. ldrcrtiSer.
An Illinois youth has been wearing Il
fine plated bosom shirt. which opened
ON the back. hind side before" for more
than year. He said he thought they
had laid ont good deal of work on the
back
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08

ASA L. FRENCH jude of Pr"batr.
y true copy of rrc"rd-Att,St.
10 ASA l.. FRENCH. judge OF Probate.

GORGE SII.Si;E'S ESTATE.
VI W.. the subscribers. heinz appointed 10y 'h''
Hon the I'r"hatr Court for the district "i Es~rN.
commissioners 10 receive. rNamin" and adjust all
claims and demands "f all persons. against The -
tate tcorr Sil-hy late of Luncnhurg IN sad dis
irc deceased. represented ins"lvrnt. and ia" term
of ~IN months from the 18th day of Feb ID. IT,
hr allowed bv said Court 10 the creditors "t SAID
deceased ro'Nhht and prov" their respective claims
before Give notice. that We VIII attend Ia th'
duties of our appointment at Ill" dwelling h"uS'' "i
Eliza SilSbN. i'll iunrnhUrg. i'll said district "n the
18th dan ui March and The, Nth da Nof August next al
uclnck t. NJ each of said days
JOHN W. Ii AsISHO\ tr,,,,i--i,,,,.r.
Ii LUTHER y. NC HDLS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08
BARRIER SHOP
A Free Gift to All!
HILLS RHEUMATIC PILLS

j Justly celebrated for cure of rheumatism Neural
gia. Sick and Nervous Headache. For sale by :
Randall & Son. Sias Brothers and G.. C. Bingham
st. JOhnsbury, at - cents per box Call and gel
sample box. y. 4. HILL, Proprietor
4In3' Portland Me
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08
LAM LAIED,S ESTATE.

w The subscribers. having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
caledonia commissioners Ia receive. examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against
th,. estate, of William Laird late ut Barnet i'll said
district deceased. represented insnvrnt. and the
term of six months from the lIih day of February
Ie12 being allowed by said Court I" til" creditors of
said decreased exhibit and prove their respective,
claims before us Give notice. that Ne Will attend
To- the. duties of appointment al tn" dwelling
house of the widow of the late W m. LAIRD ia Ear.
net in said district. un the 10Th day "t March ana
18th uf August next. at 10 u clock III Inc hi'h'"h
on each of said days.
!; =; ABB9TT T.vrv }comm'rs.
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uIu SprXCrE.s ESTATE.

NJ lI.O >IENt EE - ESl y ! l..
vi STATE OF VERMONT. ESSFN DISTRICT
Ia probate court. held tiuillh.ll ia and fol
said district, the Goth dhy of Feb. \ u. H.
Harvey j ud,.Viu, administrator an ia" estate 81
Milo spencer late of t"nc"Id III said district
deceased. presents his administration account l"l
examination and allow and makes Application
for decree of distribution al Tia" "-tit" oil SAID
deceased. .
Wh,rruInu. il H. ordered 10y ~:iid court. that said
account and said application hr referred Il" SIS
SION uf said court tu hr held al thu probate "tlc"
i'll said GuildhHll. "n thu lith day 81 March. y
u. ls t'I hearing and decision Thereon And II l.
further ordered that notice hereof hr gwen I" all
n-r-u- Interested bN publication ut the -in' three
weeks successfully i'll III, talcdunan W-pHI"r
published -. John>huTy. previous t" said time
appointed fuT hearing that They may al''Hr al sad
time and place. and show cIu>". II ANY they may
have. why -;d account should not h" allowed ami
such decree made.
WI II. HNETSHORN. Jude, al Probate.
y copy OF Ircord.-Atlr~t.
>. WM. II. HARTSHORN. Judg- OF Probate.
S,TATE OF VERMONT Es>EN DISTRICT. -.
- Ia Iruhht,- I"urt held Al tmldhall III said dis
trIct the 1uth day 81 Feb. i. - -
MaIN M"r.au guardian into Albert Morgan. a
min"I of Concord i'll said district. makes apl'icH-
tI"n SAID CONT fuI license /" -rl! all "i thu real
tate "t her -id ward. rrpr"-"ntn- that II would IL.
conducive t" til" interest 81 the ~.ud ward and all
Interested therein.
Wh,lrupnu It L. ordered 10y sand court that said
and said application hr referred L" ->Iou
iiuillhall uu tho nth dan ut March \ II. ia! f"T
h.:tTIn. and decision thereon. And II l. further
ordered thai notice hereof h- gIv'u /" all "r-"n>
Interested. toy publication ut til" same three w''k H.
successfully III Tho talrd"uIin NJ W~lhI'I putt
li~h'd At - bloomsbury. previous t" ~:rId tImr aP
pointed i"r harm. that They appear at SAID time
and Plic,. and ~h"" 'aI~'' II any they may have.
WHY said lice u-'- should not h- granted
WM II. IIAEISIIORN JUDI al Probate.
\ true copy of recuri-Ntttcst.
- Nm. II. HAEISiIoI;N Jud-r OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08
WATER POWER,
BUILDING LOTS.
AND HOMESTEAD

For sale in 81. .Iohnsbury. NV homestead. CON
sistinu hnIIs, and barn and acre of extra garden
well stocked with apples and small fruits. Con
nect.d with this is about acres of choice land-l
acres in first class building gr"und-25 acres Of
Is,stur, and :! acres of low meadow. well timbcred
with maple and butternut. Water power partly
improved IL feet fall Five acres high land. hard
wood timber. will he sold in parcel on bulk I" suit
purchasers Terms favorable. Address
3IO {. +. RAMSAY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08
Weeks Magic Renovator
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Erc,v one !SbouH Ty n
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITO OLE = WE y j :.

Far IUr'Hfi"HS- Irdt, Ma. k "T D's'Jn-
No. - STATE Street opposite Kilby street. H.--..
Mass
Years continues To secure patents in thu Il.'r.
STATES ais, III Great Britain. France and "rLrI o..
,.-n countries. caveats. Specifications t"Id-
ignmrnt~. and all papers drawings Tor iary.f-
executed "n liberia terms and with dr-Put,l DO
searches made into American al foreign UuIn- P.
determine the Validity utility ut patients oI
VrntI"u--;ind l--l "r other al lee TcudrI"'! ID.
matters touching thu saline copies ui the CldI.- o.
any patent furnished by RENTING =. 49,.
mrut- recorded al Washington.
E>TIMONIAL-.
4 regard Mr.. Eddy : uf the most success DID,.
and c.iIiiIl, practitioners with whom have L'.
official intercourse. GHAS. MASON.
Commissioner 81 Patents
Il have ne hesitation in assuring inventors H.
they cannot employ person more competent
trustworthy and more capable of putting thu
applications III = form I" secure for them all cal
and favorable consideration at til" patent office.
EDMUND III RkE Late Commissioner ui r.
tents.
Mi. K II. Eddy has made fnr me 10 appliclllul.-
all but one uf which patents have been gIau'.,'
aud that j. now pending. such unuIst.ikr.i..~
proof of great talent and ability on his part i,su.-
me- I" recommend all inventors Ia apply tn hm
rr"cure th"ir patents a. they may lie sure ti
iu.- TIN. most faithful attention bestowed ou j....
cases and AT very reasonable charges.
Boston Jan. |. l-19--lN. JOHN IAGGAEI
Always keep in your house and ready
for use
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AGENTS WANTED
Epilepsy or Fits.

\ SURE CURE for this distressing complaint j.
now mad" known in a Treatise (nf T. nctav" pag"-i
ON Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations. pub
ish-d by Dr. q. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription
was discovered by him i'll such provid,ntial man
ner that he cannot conSrientiOuSly refuse To make
II known. a. il has cured everybody who has used
II for Fits never having failed in single ease
The ingredients may he obtained from any druggist.
\ copy sent free TO all applicants by mail. Address
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN, II Grand Street Jersey
City. y. j.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08
DESIGNED TO PURIFY THE BLOOD.

THIS remedy ctlrCtual in the treatment 81 ~tr.t
mla A: in every species of l lcrr. W hit" SW'. BE-.
Rickcts Salt KhrWm and III every talnt "i ih' -.-
tenn from whatever cause il may tIi~" Ii tit'-
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will directly assist digestion. therefor" thu '..t
ton al the liver will improve: next III "T'i'I. .r
blood also .iNin. health and Vig"r l." III" kld.'-
and all the cont. HouS organs glNtS "n"l-| in'..
circulation. restoring natural heat 10 TIA" ~Hlis.
and removes Immoral matter bN way "i liz" booze
and pores of the skin. There j. other -u"''--'
way by which SCrufIlsi taiiiII- can 10" removed
H. To- the success al the Magic E"noVai"I AL. ..
iividual wishing references shall haV" II -lf..
from thn-,. positively cured 10y til" ust "f N''.-
Magic Renovation. and this loo from indIyIdur- l-
l. lilhl,. A. any thai can hr found III th'. stab
Vermont. bN sending stamp t"r return letter
IIETC uON--D"St. for Adult-Fr"m a de-.
~Iunuiul t"a table spoonful three times per Of.
before eating. Children in proportion I" ag"-
TESTIMONIALS.
81. JoHNsBI-R Y. ! pril II Ill
Tlh- j. To certify thai W.. the undersigned, Ia
used Weeks Magic Ernnvatur. designed I" ]
IItN th,. blood. with extraordinary results: tn .
frIt. W. have 10 hcSitauCN i'll recommending o. .
The public H. alalsthhc -air and highly Nal"l'-
remedy.
FRANK WALKER THOMAS KILL.
W. LIVINGSTON. iEp ". HDPkIN-
VI. \. POTTS. II. ii. 81 RELl Eh
: C.CHTBH. g..
SOLD IY \. VI. COOK \ co. ST JOINS
III I;N. Vt.
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Japanese Paper Ware.

Unprecedented success. Paper Ware il heinz
universally used. The prnpl, like IL. Public
Institutions adopting IL Ii l. economical for
the h"us, keeper Water Pals. Basins. Chamber
Pails. Sl"pJars, Bowls MIX Pans, Spitt"nnS Trays
JENNINGS BROTIifKS. ,52 Pearl street.
y. \. CITY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08

Az I>sI-p,NCE NoVEL.-The Con-
u.rticut Mutual life insurance company
suffer Il loss in the death of their best
customer. Miss Eunice Whitbeck. who
recently died at the age of o. years. i'll
L,uccrnc county. Pa. Ahram \. Oakley
of New ork insured the life of Miss
Whitbcck about - years ago for his
own benefit. as IL speculation. expecting
that the old maid. then nearly 40 years
of age. would die before he had made
many payments. After several years
Oakley became discouraged and assign
ed the policy to one Peter Con king
The latter bore the brunt of annual pay
mcntS for seven years. and gave II up
aS Il bad Job. assigning the policy to
James Conkling. who was plucky t" the
end and paid regularly up to the year
of his death. which occurred when Miss
Whitbeck was about 90. After Mr..
Conkling'> death his executors made
the paymcnt>. and 81 much custom
had it become that they made one pay
ment after her death. which they did
not learn tnr >rvt-al months, residing
several hundred miles away. They
will now received $1,000. the amount of
the policy. which is about half the sum
paid in premiums. The ease of Miss
Whitbeck i without uarallrl in the en-
ucricucc of The. Connecticut Mutual. and
She waS probably the oldest insured
person in The. I-nitcd States.
w ia 0Nf III H"ANp ~ ~
morning without kissing their wives
"I'" '.'"'lS 'l'l' SII"."H T., Ir,i, H.
'he ''ii'H " UNIV eau "" .'L Y, "'' " -
VI Il" l"''H VI i"''' II h'H an NV
ie'i I'll i;'''' anu 'i'o>' il'li'S iH' S
ti"ilN Pl'"N.'"' "ii'S' li"N "''' AWAY
'ha' inc WIVES are |Pl''t''''>r' "i ir
Nclcollic Ine "lS'lPIli' III NilulH
>pilu' W h''''M an "i" s''''' p''l'i nv
lN''' YIN M nv ~
new "'' 'i'i'' NV II aii
II" ;I i''''.'.
Sii"N' n''i"> WI" .'I i'"' i''' .i
WI a. '''>' a. P'0 " '''
thoi were d S"ill',hiilS 'ii"' ''i'H "ei'
ANXIOUS I" forget h"l''IiI- 'ht,il i'""S
""N II an" "1rlliiS In''h'. 'lle lllS' '"i
htl; '"'''' n"S'''i'''> WI i'">' '''''.
Mitn"u' saying amy ,l'''S at ''i' n'"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-08

How ONE LEAP-IEAR JOKE Turned
OUT.-Ihcrc was nice little party, the
other night. at the residence of one of
the most respectable families i'll South
st. Joseph Mo. and while the festivities
were progressing. two charming Young
ladies. sisters. took Il pair of Young men
10y the arm, rcmarkimg that as it WAS
lrap-ycar. they proposed to insist ON
their pr"rogHtiVc>. and desired to he
married III once. \ squire was called
for. and one WAS shortly found in the
company, in the person of our worthy
conServator of the peace. Gus SalZman.
When this official presented himself
ready for the delicate business. one of
the couple forthwith ''hacked out" but
the other stood their ground, and the
squire proceeded with the ceremony.
asking the high contracting parties scv-
eral times during its progress if they
were really ill earnest. Ia which question
they gave each time an affirmative re-
ply. They We're thereUpon pronounced
man and wife. After the party com
mcmccd To break up to go home. the
impromptu groom claimed his bride in
all earncStnr>>. and insisted on taking
her home with him. but She demurrcd
and tried to treat the whole matter
a> a joke. hut aS the Young lady is of
full age. and the marriage appeared to he
bona tidc to all the witnesses. they do
say that this young lady is legally and
nev"cably the Young mans wife. and
the best of it is that the parents on both
sides are willing to the match. The
Young man belongs To not only good.
but wealthy family, and the Young
ladH's people, though not 50 well off in
pecunialy point of view. are comfort
ably 50. however. and are of the highest
responsibility. How the affair will pan
out" remains to he seen.
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flor Sale.
A GOOD BARGAIN.

\ good new twostory house on Summer street,
for sale The. hos. is of modern style. convenient
To- churches school and the business part of the
town and il will he sold AT Il bargain
T. +. PETERSON.
st. Johnshury, Feb. % III