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Twenty Rules for Health.

|. Remember. the Author of the
laws which govern the human body is
the author of the Ten Commandments.
,. Infidelity to the laws established
that mankind should he healthy and
happy-is the greatest sin of the pres
ent generation.
3. BE cheerful, trustful of others.
and faithful to Your own best concep-
tion of duty. Never brood over trou-
hles that You have, and he sure you
never borrow any.
!. BE much in the sunlight, and pre-
fer light-colored clothing
D. Drones must die. Exercise lib-
orally and live. Be outdoors all YOU
can while the sun shines.
+. Breathe pure air. Live with
open windows. and the windows of
heaven will be more likely to open for
you.
7. Pray with IA pure heart and IA
clean skin. Battle often.
:. Avoid stimulation by spirits of
all kinds, strong coffee and tea, opium
and tobacco.
Q. Keep the head cool. feet and
heart warm. hopes heavenward, and
tinger-nails clean.
I'D. Eat only three times daily. and
never between mealS-not a nut nor an
apple. Drink nothing while eating.
IL: One hearty meal of meat per
day is sufficient. The other two should
he spare.
II. Avoid late, hearty suppers, pork.
spices and pepper, rich pastry, and i'm
perfectly-cOOked beans.
l3. Wheat, Oat and barley meal.
with beans, peas, lean meats, fish and
wild game. are the best articles of food
IA. Fruits are cooling to the blood.
and specially adapted to warm weather.
10. Eat slowly, masticate your food
well, and eat nothing for three hours
before retiring.
10. Let the time spent at table he
happy. Encourage pleasant, cheerful
conversation joke, but do not argue.
Rest half-hOur after hearty meal.
IL. Sleep eight hours of each day.
IL. Brain, bone and muscle are built
OF different material, and the brain
worker should have food different from
the muscle-worker. He is not thorough
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ST. JOHNSET RY, VT, FRIDAY, 70.

vine, who was one of the most earnest
devoted, and liberal men that labored
with the Fathers in building the church.
and afterward labOred as earnestly to
have il used and preserved. 1t is said
that he took the greatest pains while he
lived t" see that the house was proper
ly cared for. He would. even when
age almost confined him to the house.
go to the church when he saw Il door or
window left open and carefully close it.
Others were devoted. but he seemed to
take especial pains To see that every
thing was cared for as it should he.
He was always willing and ready to
hestow of his means whatever was
necessary or was asked for to keep the
building i'll repair and meetings con-
stantly held. We would not in the
least disparage the efforts and devoted
ness of others, but his efforts come
prominently before us in this history.
One prominent object in rebuilding,
was to keep here upon this hallowed
spot II suitable mcmento to the devoted
feelings and consecrated labors of the
fathers and mothers who once worshiped
here but have now gone on or are rapid
ly passing away. That object has been
well secured. and now that the temple
is ready t" consecrate the spot, made
sacred by the labors of the past, may
consecrated hearts gathering here from
Sabbath to Sabbath in the spirit and
attitude of worship consecrate the Tenn
pie to the ever living God.
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ly educated who cannot select food
adapted to his needs.
-. Avoid cOrsets. and suspend no
article of clothing from the waist. Pro-
tect every part of the body from chill
and exposure.
20. Study hygiene. attend health
lectures and read health literature As
you are ignorant OF intelligent III physi-
"logy will your habits be wise or other
Wisr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

y STORY OF TREASURE TROVE-
Ah"ut three weeks ago IL boy named
Kennedy. jumping over gap in stone
wall at lunkers. y. Y. stumbled and
fell. the stone which tripped him rolling
after him. On going To the place from
which it rolled he found in the cavity Il
cigar-hox containing large amount Of
grccnhacks. and behind the box Il second
roll Om his way home he told several
people of his good fortune. and the re
suit was that a man named Moynahau
claimed to have lost the money and de
mandcd II. the boy Welding and rcceiN
ing Il few dollars hy way of reward
Moynahan then divided the money with
two of his companions. The boys IA
thcr. however. demanded the restoration
of the money. and. receiving no SatiSfac-
ton. instituted Il suit To obtain it, The
sum is said Ia he not less than S3GOO
1t is supposed to have been hidden i'll
the wall 10y Il dctormed man known as
'Paddy. the Cuwhov. whose mother
WAS Il dlunkarl. and " ho concealed his
wages i'll order /" keep his money out of
her reach. She died about five. yealS
ago, Paddy attended her faithfully in
her last illness. But on rtSuming work
he could not remember where he had
hidden his money. and. having sought
um>ucccS>tuily for months. he gave up
the hunt. He says that the amount
was only 300. He also has commenced
a suit against Moynahan and the men
vino received shares of the money. and
the people of loukcr> have Il very
pretty triangular fight to talk about.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

\ NOVEL SCENE IN COURT.-A Bridge
port paper tells Il pretty story of an
affecting scene before the superior court
in that city. the other day. Two
brothers named Adams of WeStport.
well along in years. who have for Il
long time been on unfriendly terms,
recently came to blows, complained to
a Justice, were fined and appealed to
the superior court. When the case
came up Judge Foster called them both
before him and. after talking and real
soning with them in a most fatherly
and kind-hearted way, appealed to
them to he friends, and turning to one
of them he put the question solcmmly
as in marriage service. "IOu --
Adams. do promise on your part that
you will he friends in the future with
YOUR brother" The response came
ringing out. Il will" Then to the
other the judge put the same question.
"Iou - Adams, do promise" etc.
to which came an equally prompt Il
will" "Then shake hands, said the
Judge. and as they did so there was not
ii dry eye i'll the court room. One of
the brothers sobbed ont by the bless
ing of God will try and live peaceably
with my brother" The other signified
the same. "Then," said the judge adj
dressing the one who had been found
guilty, Il impose upon you the lightest
sentence of the court, one dollar, and
discharge your bond" the scene closing
amid general weeping of the judge,
states attorney, brothers and specta-
tors.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

Prince Arthur of England came very
near being drowned. recently. at Tr"u-
vile, France. Being good swimmer
he vemtuIed ont to far. His aid-dc-
camp. Nr. Lane seeing him Struggl,
against il dangerous current. rushed t,
his rescue, but only endangered his own
life. for both he and the prince were he
ing carried away. when two bathing
masters went in after them. and. throw
ing ont buoy with cord attached t.
it, brought them safely ashore
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business DIRECTORY.
mo-. Bg>iHeSS dItd Location Of tie iedd-
EN.ucsS Houses in 81. JOhnSbury.

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Chloroform was successfully put to il
new use in London. recently. The
friends of a sick lady thought it desira-
ble to remove her to her residence. IA
few miles from town. hut as it was fear
ed that the .jolting and fatigue of the
journey might he dangerous. she was
placed under the influence of chloro-
form, and in that condition conveyed
to her home. the journey occupying an
hour and Il half
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t~ELE>> There l.. as Il rule.
in this world no such combination as
usefulness and beauty in an absolute
degree. The mountain beauties of Col
orado are useless a> Niagara and l"scm-
mite are useless things. The ulilita-
Iam., and CyuicS may prate as they
plca>r. the highest purpose Of Gods
GramdpSt works is IL he eniOYcd. and
He placed an eternal ban upon the
Proclamation of money making mill
wheels amid scenes ages ago contIived
for the qualification of the highest sen
>uality man may know. will not at
tempt here any description of these
things. If the reader ever goes there
he will readily perceive why. The hest
apo>rruphr to Niagara WAS written by Il
man who never saw it. and if he had
gone there first he would never have
tried it. But the SureSt index to the
effect these scenes have upon the mind.
may he discovered by watching peo-
pies emotions Men are inclined to
stand doggcdly silent. often with I'M
covered heads. and look and look
Ladies' are sometimes more demonstra-
tive but equally affected. One | saw
who stood upon huge howldcr at the
foot of the falls in Cheyenne Canyon.
where the white water hangs like Il
veil of lace against the dark rock, and
seems to come down out of the blue
sky. ''Oh, you darling" she said. with
cla>pcd hands and shining eyes. She
would have taken the spirit of the
beauty which hovered there in her arms
and kissed it if she could.-hGHSds
MdJdeine.
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VOLUME 37---NUMBER 1886.

a MORMON HUSBANDS MIsERIEs.-
Brother George q. Cannon SAYS the
sisters have borne great deal. So
they have, but if they could only stand
Ill the shoes of their husbands. who are
good, true and faithful. they would
know that they are by no means free
from perpleXitics. just fancy Il man
with two. three or half Il dozen of his
beloved wives catching him on one side.
and before he can take three steps more
catching him on the other. and Il want
this, Il want that" and This is not
right and That is not right" and 50
on, their minds just pulled to pieces
| say if the hair is spared on their heads
they may consider that they have got
blessed good wives. | have as many
wives as any other man. and keep my
hair yet. Bmt as to trials. why. bless
yorr hearts, the man or woman who
enjoys the spirit of our religion has no
trials but the man or woman who tries
to live according to the Gospel of the
Son of God, and at the same time clings
TO the spirit of the world. has trials and
sorrows acute and keen, and that, too,
continually.-FrOm a recent sermon OF
Brigham Young.
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"'siclANs AND SURGEONS,
>t.Johnsbury.
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residence, lpr. Folsoms residence.
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....... Holm BACON I'd,
'.-i N HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
~ Juhushurv Centre Vt
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:, ioIGHTON a POPE,
'r.uhi" Physicians and Surgeons.
I .N -IETrI. 81 InUNsRT-py
. IN 'm To : \. NJ. and Il To : p. VI.
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L. VI. HILL,
Dr. Dc a I lCA \ L PLU MBER,
steam Flicr aud Tin smith. Old express
.'-' 'i MON Block. All work guaranteed
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DkI~>-MAKING.

piNl->>- VI AkING.
l.a- Dress Maxim. and other Sewing
., and we'll. will find Miss ROSA
.. .t. j. NliplEN' Music Store.
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III NINENS CA RDS.
GIO. {. FLANDERS.
Dealer in
b 500 lbs \ y u NJ lLLINER RY
.....' 81 .johnSbury. VT.
IEt~TiR BROTHEES.
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last % Tue drPur. St. Johnsbury Vt.
bt\.lL>. sNLNESTER n CO.,
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"Iri FLOCK Railroad Street.
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DEALERS IN
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W. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
l ..r .... Of Ni.w YORK
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Ell Special AGENT St ,Tohnsbury. VI.
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o.. .NANtFA'Ti'EEE AND DEALER N
NHpL> and lsTRBEPS ,lsn TFATUFP
. -..-. FINDINGS. ETC.
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.--.. i''l NIt IAN AND SURGEON.
.'7'Hcuce opp. the Bakery 81. .JohnsbuI
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,r.. WI. W. CIRCUIT,
- MD COUNSELLOR AT LAW
''". Vermont
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wa: ds he called me into the anteroom and said -
"Whatever you have to give me, give me here;"
that was the last time handed it to him in that
way, lor Just afterwards, he told me to FIX 1t with
" OOdward.
y O. DO you remember giving to Mr. Tweed the
rexehlt for this 100000 it6mY A. do and drew
that receipt IN accordance with Instructions; this
was > receipt for
4 WORK DONE AT GREENWICH.
1--WE ed toto me on one occasion, .lf anybody asks
yoN tell them IN received no money from any
body bat Watson ~ hat was about the 18th or 18th
o. September. 1871 II Va Anew days before they
got n;xe ont OF the country
snwrl here ensued between counsel as to the
pr0prteV OF the witness using tne Term 'tney,'
and whesher the answer In Ha. respect should be
stricken ont At the suggestiSn o. the court the
witness mO,1inod his answer so As 10 make IL read
"A lew days before lett the couM ry."
Witness reSumed-I remember q ing once 70 Mr:
Tweed's once with Woodward; WOODWARD nad
some papers in mis- hand, papers thA' looked IKE
vouchers, and woodward said to me, lou WIN get
some money today" or 1--WE shall Ga money 70.
day." or words to that effect; ne lett me ana went
into Mr.. Tweed's office. and when he cams PACK nc
made the same remark; cid not see these napeIs
signed by Mr. Tweed, but saw them afterN ras us
woodward and went over to the bank and gov
some payments that day; presume these psiA 'i1
were certificates OF audits.
THIS CLOSED THE DIRECT EXAMINATION
OF the witness. After q short discussion by the
mence the cr0ss-examination OF the witness, 1t
being already hal-past three O'Clock. The Court
ordered IN adjournment until Monday morning at
halfpast ten, and announced Its determination to
SIT until four O'Clock every day until the close Of the
trial 1000 n.
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Kept Two Weeks I'm tho Tombs without
Hcaring-Lashing Police Magistrates
for Dcrilection In Duty.
Application was made yesterday before Judge
Barrett at Supreme Court Chambers for the release
on writ OF habeas corpus upon bail OF Kalman
Lppe. The counsel for Lippe stated that ON the
9Th instant he was arrested upon charge q
setting fire to his place in Nassau street. The Only
possible evidence it was claimed against him was
his having previously purchased some Kerosene Oil
instead OF the servants also lot OF old newspapers
"What kind OF . place did the man keepr' In
quIred the Judge.
"a picture gallery" replied the counsel
Damaged much?n
Gan burned up"
"Any insuranceW
eyes, 81, 1OO."
"Did that cover the lossr
NO not third"
rhe CHARGE against him. suppose, Ia ars0nW
"aes, SIT; but there is no proof to sustain it," :,
committing magistratefn ~
mo, SIR, and bail has been refusedU IA
."rnat Ii all wrong" said the Judge with some
wan 9th, Ito keep man In custody two weeks
withoN y an examination. Police magistrates
shomd o nothing0i this sort.r 4 n = - :.
AssstaA District Attorney Rollins opposed the
appIication Hedwet upon the Nervousness OF the
alleged ofreno Q. and said that next Monday had
been set down 'or the examination. The prisoners
counsel urged ms side OF the case ct some length,
but il being Iate when the matter was brought be-
fore the Court. the further argument IN the case
was POSTPONE tAjS NeEnlpa. ----s<a~--- Asa--s
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THE TWEED TRIAL.

An Interesting Days Proceedings-J.
Mcbride Davidson and Andrew j. Car
vey ON the stand--Rsneontre Between
tho Ex-Boss and che Late City Plas-
tercr-A Sensation in Court. sa is.I
The Tweed trial yesterday proved little more
interesting than on preceding days. In consequence
OF two witnesses being produced Who for work done
and materials furnished the city IN the palmy days
OF the old Tammany rs0inss are popularity supposed
to have handled considerable OF the peoples
money. These gentlemen were J. Mcbride David
son, the ring" shoemaker, and Mr.. Andrew J.
Carney, the plasterer, decorator and builder.
When the name Of A. J. Garvey was called BY the
clerk as Q witness Mr.. TweedS excitement was
something remarkable. In fact he looked IKE
lion restrained from tearing In pieces some choice
morsel that was within sight and had excited his
rage and appetite. Mr.. Carney presented himself
when called with great deliberation, and took his
seat on the witness stand, the excitement being
intense among the assembled spectators. rem
contre which took place after the recess win be
found In the report Of the afternoon proceedings
below. The morning proceedings consisted Of the
putting IN Of secondary evidence from the record
ana audit books and the warrants Of the contents
OF the missing vouchers. frAn mu h.raTyt
MI Wheeler II. Peckham, standing near the
Bench, read out from list the number OF war
rant Mr.. stephen @. Lynes. who was county book
keeper under Connolly sat In the witness
chair, with the record book on his knees and read
out the corresponding entry Of name, amount &C.,
nom the BOOK. Mr.. Burrill, apparently immersed
IN the printed report OF the Hall trial. sat below
the witness. With his heels on the stenographer's
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raipned. charged with the theft Of a ton of coal.
He told the Court he took the coal to make FIRE for
the Winter. which the Court thought too honest =
confession the part OF the prisoner 60 he Of anx
credit to him. aud commit tied him for trial -
l.. Michael, proprietor OF a secondhand clothing
store at 10 Third avenue, was arrested on a war
mt charging him with having IN his possession a
n Uniform and Its accompanying equipments be-
Nv, Nv q TO the Eighty fourth Regiment, N. c.. 4. OF
,Snx'e> 'aptain Mckinley, Of Company !, was tbs
Complains ne accused, who refused to give 1t IN.
properly I soN nat he had honestly purchased IL.
Michael was heiA -
nation. patrtck Fyt10ora,a NJ NJ.
LAP Third avenue, becaA IN Vorkvtlie tn
quarrel yesterday Afternoon ~ stahbed in Inc
back BY his antagonist, who waA r. the resm,t
committed at the above Court to avn ara aid ts
OF the wounded mans injuries, which Z '>' '"
be OF 4 serious nature. ~ - - !
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OERELcTIoN OF pAICE MAGISTRATES.
Delaying the Examinn ion Of Parties
Charged with Orime-A CA'se 10 Be In &
vestigated To-Day in ths\ Supreme .
Court on Writ of Habeas o. rpus.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER couRTsA
Decisions = General Sessions -
Summaries, sc. ~

In the Tweed trial yesterday there was consider
able excitement created by the appearance OF
Andrew J. Garvey a. witness for the prosecution.
The witness testimony was substantially the same
"a he gave ON the trial Of Mayor Han nevertheless
the audience experienced the full erect OF tho
sensation. ]. Mcbride Davidson was also ex-
amined and tho testimony Of ex-County Auditor
Lynes was concluded. The Court stands adjourned
until Monday morning. Dtatto
The case Of George Washington Bowen Va. Nelson
Chase was not resumed yesterday, in consequence
Of the death Of near relative OF Of the jurors
The trial win be continued on Monday next, at
eleven O'Clock.
In the United States Circuit Court room yester.
day meeting OF members OF the Bar of this city
and State was held under the presidency OF Mr..
Charles O'Conor, for the purpose Of taking meas
ures to present suitable address to the Hon. Judge
Samuel Nelson on his retirement nom the bench
OF the Supreme Court at Warrington. An address.
which win DO found In another column. was
adopted. Speeches suitable to the occasion were
made BY Mr. O'Conor, Mr.. Evarts. Mr.. Pierrepont
aud Mr.. @. A. Seward. a
Yesterday william J. Healy, Paymaster Of the
Navy, who had been charged with conspiring to
defraud the government BY presenting false
vouchers OF the funds in his possession to the
Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury, was released nom
CuotVuyp uovnB BAVcA eSsVoV OoA USiVAc Souiuis
sioner Shields.
Another day was occupied yesterday before Judge
Barbour OF the Superior Court in the further hear
ing OF counsel upon the subject Of the Palmer
Foley Injunction. Mr.. Foley's counsel Sharp
y contended that the Court was not
. court Of competent Jurisdiction, and that it
could not grant the injunction asked for, the
proper remedy being by quo soasranto proceedings
to be instituted BY the Attorney General Of the
State The other side Of course, insist that their
proceedings are regular and that they are clearly
entitled to the relief solicited After the argument
had been brought to q close, Judge Barbour took
the papers ON both sides and said that he would
give decision at an early day. The temporary
Injunction meantime remains In fun force till his
decision. sr. IOiI IyA
Judge Barrett, at Supreme Court Chambers, took
occasion yesterday to animadvert upon the custom
which 1t seems prevails to some extent in the DO
lice courts ofdelaying the examination Of parties
charged with crime. In the case In point the ex-
animation day was set down for two weeks after
the arrest. The Judge pronounced this all wrong,
and the party In question Ia TO be brought before
him this morning on writ Of nabess corpus.