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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

never drove so like all-possessed but
once before in my life, and that was
when Hiram broke his leg falln' off
the barn."
So baby was found, and the whole
neighborh"od. a. one great heart, brim-
med over with joy: while the mother
close to whose breast the little tired
head was claSped, poured out her soul
in fearful gratitude to him who had
through that brief. but bitter lesson,
taught her more of the divine nature ol
love than she had before learned III
all the days of her motherhood. -
/ Selected.
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Estates.

1,ANUEL n SILVERS ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT, ESSEN DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court held at Guildhal III and Tor sad
district on the 21st day of j une, AID. lsL2.
Samuel n Silver late of Bloomfield, III sad
district deceased makes application to said Court
deceased for the purpose of paying the debts and
charges of administration.
Whrreupnn it is ordered by said Court thai sara
application come under consideration and he heard
the 18th day of July, \. ID. ls12 at the Probate
Office in said Guildhall; and it is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof pN
publication of notice of said application and order
thereon three weeks sucCessivcly i'll the Caedonlan
printed at St Johnshury before said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear at sad time
and place and. if they cause, object thereto.
WI. II. lIARrSHOtN Judge of Probate.
\ true copy of record. Attest,
a124 VIM II. HAR1SHORN. Judge of Probate.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATE\T,.

For InUeHtiDHS, Irdde MARKS or I.siyu
No. al State Street, opposite Kilby Street Ia.
Mass.
After an extensive practice of upwards ,f,I.
years continues to secure patents i'll thu. ,.
States also in Great Britain, France. and .ft, ''
eign countries. Caveats, speCiicit ions i,,,.J ''
ignments, and all papers or drawings Ton nat.
executed on liberia terms, and with ,l.-I,ir,G d.
searches made into American or foreign val Dc
determine the validity utility of par.r,, To"
ventons-and legal or other advice r,.Id.r,t .
matters touching the same, Copies ui the 81 - TO-.
anv patent furnished by RENTING = ' "
mentS recorded at Washington. Us"
TESTIMON
II regard Mr.. Eddy one at the most -u,,,
and capable practitioners with whom | i.,., .
official intercourse. CHAS MASON .'
Commissioner nt p,,...
Il have no hesitation in assuring Iuy.rr,.r.,,
they cannot employ a person more CuIru,f,,r
Trustworthy. and more Capab" ui putin.
applications in form to secure for them ..-I
and favorable consideration at the patent .t .
EDMUND URkE Late COMMISSIONS o., q.
tents
MIR K. II. Eddy has made for me I3apul...,r..
all but one ot which patents have i,,n .r....'
and that is pending. such unul-f..t.
proof of great talent and ability on hi~ l.rr
me recommend all inventors Ia apply 70. I.
procure their patents as they may Ice SUI 81
ing the most faithful attention bestowed ,.
cases. and AT very reasonable charges
Rnston Jan /. l-12-ly. JOHN TAtt,,r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

If you feel dull drowsy, debilitated, have fire.
quent headache, mouth tastes badly poor appetite
and tongue coated you suffering from Torpid
Liver or 'Biliousness" and nothing will you
so speedily and permanently as DR.. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery GOO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12
NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE
Warranted free from Poi~ons. Clear t.
CRYSTAL,

Warranted free from POi-ons. Clear IT,
Crystal.
Has IL" sediment. no Filth. IL" Lac SnlphuI 90.
Ear Of Lead. no Lithargc. no. Nitrate OF ~...,.
will Restore Gray Hair. prevents the Han t..
Failing on, and Is entirely free, from Il, l,-..
and Notwithstanding Drugs used a .-...
Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair i'll a nice. healthy condition - t,.-
Dressing. and has given the most :buudaIr -t..-
faction 1" thousands who have used H. l.. ua-
bottle and he convinced. Take other
DIR. q. SMITH. Patentee. Aver. Mas MAJ.
featured and for sale by PROC TOR BEUIIII>
Gloucester. Mass. All trst-class Druggists So.
send Nv" three cent stamps t" lru,r.r b.
and receive per return mail Valuable, Treat -r..
the Human Hair. A-i
For sale in 81. bloomsbury. at BINGHAM> Dr.
Store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

They are trying to make lis believe
that the mosquitoes are SO plentiful in
the Adirondacks that they can't all get
OH a stranger at once, and so they stand
around in reliefs and wait for their
turns like customers at barber shop.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

President Grant is thus sketched by
the Christian Union, Henry Ward
Beecher's paper: ale is not an orator.
nor an enthusiast, nor snowy man.
He has no tricks to catch applause. He
is helplessly silent, unimpassioned, sim
pie liking neither public show. nor
taking appearances of any kind. Con
sidered as the bait of political fisher
men, there WAS never IL less tempting
fly thrown upon the wrinkled water.
Men do not quote his speeches, for he
makes none; they do not mention any
brilliant political generalship-he has
shown none. But he is steady, patient
honest minded and safe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12
The Stallion, George ROGERS,

VIII stand for the season of 1sl at H. NJ Wilcock
Stable, at the rrotting Course in St Johnsbury
George Rogers has just been brought by Jerry
Drew from Long Island and was sired by Rysdyk :
Hambletonian, and the dam, IA Messenger mare
from Bath, in the State of Maine. He is 6 Years
old; nice chestnut color weighs about 900 lbs
and can step fast for a young horse. Terms els To
warrant, and slO for the
- PAT MCGUYER. Agent
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12
Obscene Literature.

One of our exchanges, i'll noticing the
fact that Il certain Simpson, III New
York. was sentenced by Recorder Hack
EFT to the penitentiary for one Year
and to pay Il tine of one thousand dol
lars for selling obscene literature, re-
marks that there are persons who have
Il taste for such publications, evidently
acquired by IL familiarity with Il style
of reading which the law does not dis
countenancr. but which perverts the
moral feelings nevertheless.
We agree entirely with our contem-
porary, and with him we would urge
upon parents the fact that they cannot
exercise too much care in the class OF
literature they take into their families
There are engravings and narratives.
which although not considered obscene.
attract and demoralize the Young. OF
that class are many of the so-called pie
torial newspapers. which are seen cX-
posed for sale at all the newspaper
stands as well as the fancy photographs
which adOrn the show cases and front
windows of some of our stationery
stores
Those are not the worse, however
Many newspapers which profess to he
respectable, often contain facts and de
tails of such Il nature that they are I'M
fit to take, i'll respectable families
They are exceedingly pernicious, and
should be looked upon as such.
y good newspaper, should he an in
Structor, and while it gives all the
news, it should be very careful of the
manner i'll which it gives them. 1t is
t" he regretted that the desire for pop
ularity, Il large circulation. and il profit
able advertising patronage. should Sc
often blind publishers and editors botl
to their duty and to the Responsibilities,
which are resting upon them. Boston
.Ners.
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"DiSinthraIIed.'
70 r S Al E,
10 PER CENT. INTEREST

If you wish IL get ten per cent interest Tor N"ul
money, and have principal and interest secured by
real estate worth from two To three times the sum
loaned send for our pamphlet, Illinois flt",
of Investment. Address WILSON \ TOMS
dealers in Real Estate Securities and Sch""l Bonds
BLOOMING ton, Ill.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12
Terms---Sl5.oo the Season,

with no variation the same Ia lie PAID "lI "I 100
the Goth of July l-12. Season To- cpuunl,l'' 'a'
-Oil and end July 10Th after which IIW, OH, ..''
i'll hr moved To bradford Vi. where he 81" ..''
Il Fall Season his old Stand.
The, stock of this horse is :" -ru,IAiit N'.".
throughout New England, that il = hardly i''''
sary Ia recount its merits F"I ~,ll,I O" h'.-.'
it is only necessary To establish the FAC '.t' 10
horses are sired by the old Peters N"I-Iu 49,. ..
meets with a ready sale al good prlr,-- n"
purchasers are more than satisfied lh'' ,>''.
great endurance. carrying weight Ion ~.'.
are full Of noble and generous >pult 1911.
d"cllltN of temper that the most tlmld 60"
them, but if put To their mcttlr They "l'
hand for the best driver. II has been 49,
and cannot with prnpriety he contradict
there never has been Il stock ut ho1>'- .i
England that have proved 80 genrrali' h-'''
the Morgan stock. They always rA'it' ITO '''.
ration of strangers. f...
The foals cot by this horse. being mon" i'.l" o.,
i'll number. excel ruad-trr~ all other h'. -
this any other country. and very many '' ..'
have proved very fast rTntt"rs .t..
The Peters Morgan is - wears old IN" -'' .,.-
of June next. and never WAS III bttt' come
than now. He is prodigy III nature. FIi', H.
immense power Tor his inches and Is r"ii7'"' ''
all who know him thu, hest Morgan horse H." 90
of the old race o, .,..
This horse. has been kept At the stable "i W.
subscriber in Bradford ~ wears "h+i' u NE ,' Pr,
WAYS done a good business: hit Al 'I' Ill a..
quest of some of the best breeders ana h'i@' '
of Caledonia County have consented /" ID"
him from his old stand for two months 'il'7 - NJ,
PEDIG REE-Sre ID. {. Lindsay b""h o."
Morgan Horse, page 30. = ,,..i.t-
pIf1 y, ,,y 80, ltti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

cures tie toHo,ci"g Complaints:
Dyspepsia. Heart Burn Liver Complaint and
Loss OF appetite cured lay taking few BOTTLES
I.a,-itudr. Low Spirits and sinking Sensation
cured Al once.
Erupt"n~ rimprs Bl"tch,s and all impurities
tn, blood bursting through the skin "th,rw i~..
cured readily 10y following the directions on the
bottle.
Ki,ln,.> bladder and Urinary arrangement inva
IiAhN cured ,nr bottle will cruN vince the m"-t
Sktptlcal.
Worms expelled from th'. system without III"
least difficulty. Patients suffering from the pre-
Nalrnt disease Will So" marked change Tor the
better i'll their condition after taking "Irr bottle.
Worm difficulties are m"I" Pr'Narnt than - -%nTi
ally supposed i'll the H"un@ and they viii find til"
Quaker Riit"r-. a sure remedy
Nrrv"u~ difficulties Neuralgia sc. speedily
relieved
Rhcumntic~ Swrlrd joints and Scr"rla Atfic
ti"ns removed "r greatly relieved 10y this mNalua
BILE medicine.
Bronchitis. Catanh C"nNul>i"In~ and II ystrric-
cured 81 much relieved
pithcult breathing. Pain in the Lungs. Side and
Chest almost invariably cured 10y taking a few hot
ties OF tho Quaker Filters.
All difficult female arrangement (tlm"st invari-
ably caused 10y violation Of III" organic EtMS) :"
prevalent t" the American ladies Yield readily l."
This invaluable mrdicinr-thr tluakrl Bttrrs.
All impurities Of the Blood and diseases incident
/" the SAME, always cured hN the Quaker Rtrr~ If
taken according I" directions.
The aged lind in the Quaker Bittcrs Just the
article they stand in need of III THEN declining
Wears.
1t quirkrus the blood and cheers the mind and
Pavrs the passage down the plane inclined
:s-Sold by all Druggists and Dealer, in Mc,ii-
. cine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

The subscriber has bought the Prescott Stable
III of the st. Juhnsbury House. which has
been newly fitted up and Il good assortment of new
Horses, Harnesses and Carriages of all kinds from
a Saddle to IA Six Horse Coach. Horses bought and
sold. Harnesses, Carriages Express Wagons and
Cart Horses for sale, second handed and new and
teaming or iobbng done at any time at reasonable
prices JERRY DREW
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

The object in establishing Thu ln-,......
was 10 attain the greatest perfection Oh. ...
preparation, practice, and use "t Vet.
Remedies and To secure Il Itrmtu,lr ....
where families. invalidS, or any person .....
obtain the best medical advice and -u,. -..
cdic> IT. each might require, without ,.. ..-
of poisonous drugs.
DR. Green" has been Physician OF it.. r..
tutr since it, foundation. now mur,. p.
twenty live YEAR. DR. Greene j. IN b.. -,
fifth year, and h:l~ devoted hi lit~ -. oil.
branch Of his profession; and hi >uu,.-
believe, i without parallel.
Among the Diseases To which h,. -l... .
prcial attention may be- noticed Cancer = ..
ula. Cafarrh, Bronchitis, C"n>umpriur. l..-
H-r:,~r, Neuralgia. Asthma. Nyr...-...
rheumatism. Paralysis, Spinal Discs d.
p'i>ia, Liver Complaint, Female Com, p.
Faint Stomach, Ery>ipcla>, Whit SH,...
Salt Rhrum, Cankrr. Deafness, Kidu,., -
c;l>c>. Seminal Weakness. Sc.
b. order "t the Board of Manager d.
Gn''nr'> Medical Pamphlet. d,.>criIii,. ..
diseases, and their proper treatment. Vs..
,'nt ire" To inyalid>; also his Trruri~,
diseases OF the Hair and Scalp
Address Il. GREENE. NED.
"a Temple Place, Boston, Nj.
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FIR SaLe.
Farm for Sale I!

The subscriber offers his farm. containing about
Three. Hundred Acres. for sale. Said farm is
well watered has an excellent apple, and two sugar
orchards, and cuts yearly heavy burden OF nay.
Will he sold IA farm or in lots to suit purchasers
HENRY ROSS.
w,,.rf,r5 INN. Oh 1879 9tf
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56 Acres of Land.
House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John Morse place, consisting of a two-st"ry
house, and Oui buildings. and about Ii acres of
land, situated i'll the village of St JOhnsburN Cen
tire offered for sale There is good spring water
running 10 both house and barn. All the land is
about the buildings, level, accessible. easily work
ed and i'll a good state of cultivation.
The place is desirable for any one who wants Il
small place i'll quiet village, convenient to church
~ and schools. As the trains run. scholars can
attend the ST. .Johnsbury Academy, the High
school the Plain, from this village and board al
home
For particulars. enquire of C. NJ. STONE al this
office, or ON the premises. -itf
Wood! Wood
l.. e. WOODBURY. viii deliver I6-inch SLA Il
WOOD in the village at - per cord. He will ais"
do iohhing OF all kinds.
For Sale! My Homestead,
Situated one mile from Lyndon and and one
hall miles from !. NndonNillr Consists oi L. acres
Good Land, we'll fenced and watrrtd buildings III
good repair. and II "oodly number of fruit trees.
Price Low, and terms easy.
Inquire OF the subscriber on the premises
r.. W. CARPENTER
INndonNill,. Oct. - l-1I r1Ii
HOYTS BLOCK.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSINESS !
The subscriber hiN ing removed from 81. John
bury. offers his block X. K Street for sale said
block being divided into three GOOD sized stores
with basement. two offices aud five tcnt
mcntS. For business purposes tn" location Is Snpt-
nor 10 any in the village: trouble III letting the,
stores ur trmrmrnts: indeed there two appc.i-
tion~ To one chanc" Tor either families al traders.
Apply to j. WILLARD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

NEW ENGLAND'> GRAIN PRODUCT.-
OF the six states east of the Hudson.
Vermont comes nearest to raising its
own bread, producing 454, 900 bushels
of wheat in 1869, or about Il bushel and
Il peck to each inhabitant. Taking the
army ration of - ounces of flour per
day as basis for computing the con-
sumption of bread. it follows that Yer
mont raises bread enough to supply the
people OF the state "a days, and that to
make up the deficiency they are obliged
to purchase 3.s3G,OOO bushels per an
mum. Maine makes the next best show
ing i'll the cultivation of wheat, pro-
ducingin ls69. 27s 900 bushels. sufficient
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12

sold at wholesale by HENRY 4 co. Burlington.
l-i3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25
E.lc Tax ind TariT Eil!.

The Finance Committee OF the Senate con-
tnued the consideration of the tax and tariff
bill Yesterday. They have stricken out MIR.
Galicld'S Amendment admitting free all
books which have been written over twenty
YEAR., leaving the duty as embarrassing law
Also, have stricken out Mir. Hoars aiDend-
ment To admit books free for the use OF col
leges, schools, and institutions Of learning,
ana VIII recommend AN anehanel'. pr, p,ot via
ing for the admission Of not more than TWO
books for each college, school, sand instisi-
ton of learning They have also stricken
out the dIty on paper, ~ adopted'Iby tle
House, ard substitute the section as origi-
nally reported in Mr.. Dawcs's bill-viz., on
sized paper, used expressly for books, lnaga-
zines, and newspapers, 20 per cent. al CAFE
rem. sa
On the subject of distilled spirits the conf
mites will probably recommend 70: cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25

RECENT EXPERIMENTS WITH DsiNFEcTANTs.
A special commission, appointed by the
French Academy of Medicine, has been
studying the various experiments and
methods employed for disintectins the local
tiles where contagious diseases prevailed du-
ring the late siege Of Paris. The report de
clares hyponitrors acid the most etficacious
of all substances tested for the purpose.
This agent completely destroys all germs of
contagion, but it is itself so dangerous to
health that extreme precautions are neces-
sary in using it. The doors, windows, and
other openings of the apartment must llrst
be closed and sealed with guinlned paper.
The following are the proportions OF the
materials used for generating the g;is water,
Iitels; nitric acid, 900 granmes; copper
turnings, 900 grammes. This Quantity IS
sufficient for room of thirty to forty cubic
metres. The materials are placed together
in an carthcn vessel Of eight or ten litels ca
pacity, when the room is closed and left I'M
disturbed for forty-eight hours. Even ON
entering the room at the expiration OF this
time the greatest care is necessary, anu the
person entering it has to use protecting APP
parltt,s. -NeW York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25

INVESTIGATION OF HYDRoPHoBIA IN RUSSIA.
1t is claimed thatsome important discoveries
respecting the nature of hydrophobia have
been made lately in Russia, and one of the
papers contributed to the archives OF judicial
medicine is devoted to this subject. In this
communication it is stated that since the Pro-
fe sor of Pathological Anatomy, NJ. Kudnow.
undertook his lectures on the pathological
anatomy of animals for veterinary students
he has given particular attention to the sub
ject of canine madness, so many eases Of
which come within the scope of judicial We
tcrinary practice, while hitherto SO few firm
bases for 4 satisfactory diagnosis Of the dis
eIst have been obtained by opening the ami
mails. Being convinced that sure results
could only be arrived ut 10y means of the mi
croscope, NJ. kudnow continued his re-
searches, and with the aid of that instrument
made the discovery whichis nOwannounted-
namely, that the main callSe of rabies is the
anatomical alteration of the kidneys through
their parenchymatouS inflammation. This.
he says, differs from other forms of intlaln-
nation in that the whole cpthelium of the
kidneys is diseased ut the saline time, and that
it easily degeneralcs, while the lobes of the
kidneys fill ut the same time with Il fatty sub
stance, by which the uniformly fatal issue OF
lydrophobia is brought about.-Ae,c York
Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25

SINGULAR GERMAN THEORY.-The curious
theory is propounded hy physician in
Germany that smallpox originates from an
excess of alhliminolsS matter in the blood,
and that this is To be prevented by the adj
miniStration of common salt. The habit of
children indulsins oycl-lrecly in sweet
meats he considers one great cause of this
undue development of albumen; and coffee
and ten, if highly sugared, tend also to en-
cite il in adults. An organic acid, such as
lemon Juice. he considers the hest means of
freeing the-blood when clogged up with too
much albumen; and he alleges that, by
taking these simple remedies in the way OF
prccalltion, he has for upwards Of twelve years
past freqlentcd or taken up his abode in the
most peStilential smallpox hospitals in Eli
rope and South America with entire impu-
nity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25

WAsniSGruS. May 23.--rhe President has
approved The act aincndatory of the election
law. II provides that all votes for Repre-
-,.nla,i,rs in Congress. shall hereafter be by
written or printed ballot, any law Of any
Stale t" the contrary nolm Outstanding. This
section is not Ia apply 10 amy St,c voting
otherwise whose election for such repre-
>.nta!i,eS shall occur previous to the regular
nc,tiu" OF lis Legislator: next after the ap-
prevail vf This act. BuitGmorr Sun.
(Thr law was alrcad; rs the San supposes
il has just hccn made. The proviso is the
object Of this iaS. and allows several States
whose Legislatures will not meet till after the
presidential election 10 vote pira c0"e.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25

A Philadelphia city passenger railway; car
was stopped by hiSllwaymen on "Wednesday
night, and the conductor robbed and beaten
so that he will probably die.
The Mormon paper at Salt Lake City says
that the monster petition Of the Utah women
to Congress against the admission of Utah as
q State was fraud. -
The residence OF Dir. Bergh, the zo6phi-
list. at Upper Roch. lie, n. T., was destroyed
iby fire ON Tuesday. It is reported that
$50, 600 In United States bonds were lost.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has deemed It
necessary Indignantly to deny report that
he had bestowed commentator upon y play
actress. He says be never went to theatre
in his life. sR s,F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25

Use OF SEVERN ATER AS 4 MANuRE--Ac-
cording to the Revue HorticOie, experiments
with the scwer-water of Paris in the cllltiya-
ton of certain lands below the level of the
city, commenced three years ago, have been
Of the most satisfactory character, and the
eagerness that the farmers now exhibit to
obtain permission to Use these waters on their
lands, wherever it is practicable, is justified
by the great increase in their value, many of
them having previously been of little worth.
Thus certain lands now rent for six and Sc
ven times ~ much per AMMAN Is formerly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25

A cry distressing drought was broken up
in this part of the state on Friday last by a
long and heavy rain, aud it has l,illed more
or less every day since. As an old citizen OF
this county expresses ii, the rain has been
"una,.snso4s."-A6in9don Firgtnida.
The recent rains have gladdened the heart
of the farmers and refreshed the suffering
crops. The showers came III the NICK Oh
time. Some injury-we hope not much.
was done by the drought TO the heias OF
grass and grlin.--Leringfon Gazette.
The late rains have given vegetation
fresh start, which is now growing hnely.--
Ffncastle Herald. -