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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-07
For Rent.

,,,u.T DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN
III x. Lists new Block, lately occupied
nv me- possession given Immediately.
/ offer very cheap several nearly new car
pets on the floor. u,,puS
marl3-h SEo. IL. raFh''
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THE PAHLOR COMPANION,

livery LADY WANTS ONE.
EIEyery man ought to have one.
Sent on receipt of tencents' Address l.. L.
HYDE& CO., l95 seventh Avenue, n. Y.
BON.T0N FILTRATION, SIGNALS
GENT ON RECEIPT OF 90 CENTS.
SUniaue Printing and Publishing House,
30 Vesey street, New York. mayo
JT1HE BECKWITH SO PORTABLE FAM NJ
ily Sewing Machine, on 50sdays Trial;
many advantages. over all. Satisfaction
guaranteed, or $50 refunded Sent complete,
with full directions. Beck with Sewing Ma
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valuable OesI Rrspsriy For

~yorrCE ,ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes 70 sell I'm
whole or in part gos,ont o eoS, nay
acres sIocated along the Ohio river about
one.third Of mile north OF the city limits i,s
torether with one acre Of surface at the en- ,
trsnce ON the aide nearest the river, and
three acres Of surface around the otnsr en-,
trance, back OF Fulton. ,n Inc 81 IA in
Gsnth' and could be conveniently shipped
Sv means of the county road, or by the ~.
". &K!R. r., as the entrance on tneriver
side is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonspLe
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
erty. u.p ,s.pSu.IJ,
marl-h WALIEh ha aoi'-N -.
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! Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

ear. $500 Three months.....s2.W
4.o0 One nonth.-.~...- 30
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w q il .

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
FWork. Any person old or young, OF
either sex, can make from $40 10 s0O per
week. nj home or in connection with other
business. Wanted by all. suitable 10 eitnet
eity or country, and any season OF the year.
This is rare opportunity for those who are
out of work, and out Of money, to make
an Independent living. No; capital beinS
REQUIRED. Our pamphlet show TO Make
A LIVING" giving full Instructions, sent
eco, Morrisania, Westchester Co., n. Y.
AGENTS everywhere to sell our new and
WANTED novel Embroiderlng Macn1ne.
send for Illustrated circular to the Mckee
Manufacturing Company, 800 Broadway
Nav York. mayo-c
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June 6.
WHEAT-Higher and fairly active;
No. red winter 81 co. No. 2 red win
ter l SCI; No. l amber Michigan l 81
al So. Receipts 10000 bashel:
CORN-Dull and unchanged; low
mixed 42c.
OATS-Dull and nothing doing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02
HlTE Nv IcE- HDTyE.

No disappointed farm should be
destitute Of it, icc-horisc, any more than
Of it's horsc-harn or wooi-housc. No
elaborate on costly building il needed
for this use; no large expense need I've
incurred IN making the enclosure. or
filling it with ice. On Il pinch the farm
or can do all the work himself, and need
only bny the lumber, nails, and q few
hinges. At any rate, without wrilino
further Of the matter of cost, it is safe
to say that any farmer even "if be- owes
II good deal, OF his "tnvcg ara hard TO
pay can compass the cost Of an lee
house. lie had better sell his best COW
than do without the lee, for by the aid
the latter the profits of his dairy
will be largely increased in hot weather.
In the house the uscs of the ice are 80
various, that once introduced, it be-
comes n necessity.
Some hints regarding construction.
though old, may be Of use to those wish.
ing TO bnild. First, good drainage
"'''A' he secured without giving the air
ar''S' TO the ice through the droin II
o,' son IL porous, or gravclIy no or,i.
hci'' drainage IA necessary. Il :; u
essential that the ice he atoro,
ground, as it keeps quite as vc,, a
the surface. Double walls ARE Tho NV
and safest. The ice shold be comronn'
packed and enclosed with packed anu
dust, or tanbark, on all sides and ON tbo
top, to the depth of Il. least twelve
inches. This packing Is the great pre-
s~cryative of the lee. Ventilation must
be given from the top of the ice. With
these principles in view it is easy for n
novice to buill on ice-housc. It is well
to bear in mind that the larger the body
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

An edition Of between nine and ten millions of
copies Ola very us.nIl work il now ready for gratr.
ttpuF distribution, and can be had for the asking at
any drug store in III" United states, the British
Colonies, Spanish America or Brazil. The work
referred to is Hostctt"r's Almanac for I,7a. The
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to which the luman SYSTEM is subject. and sets
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Known aS a prcScrvNtIve or health and strength,
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SHY. Tho medical tccIniCnlilics which render Ia,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02
PRESIDENT LLNCOLY AND SECRE-
TARY Sc WARD.

Just before Mr.. Seward handed over
the Department of State to the premier
Of Gen. Grants administration, | called
on the Secretary at his official residence.
He was III fine health and spirits, and
spent an hour in chatty conversation,
President Lincoln being the subject Of
the talk. Mr.. Lincoln, he said, carried
with him through his whole career as
President the simple habits which
marked him in his law practice in
Springfield. If he wanted anything Of
the departments, instead of ringing the
bell and calling a messenger, he would
take his hat and run round from one
office to another, just as one lawyer
would Il round to the Office of a
practitioner. If missed at night, those
in the secret could track him from place
to place, and be sure to come up with
the President in some one Of his favorite
haunts. He saw no reason why he
should not enjoy himself as President as
well as when he was plain Abraham
Lincoln. The President had the utmost
horror Of forms and red tape. lie did
not care how things were done, pro-
yided they were done. Aljutant Gen
eral Thomas was sent out to relieve
General Grant. Before he had a chance
to serve his papers Yicksburg sur
rendered, and Thomas did not disturb
matters, so he came home to make his
peace with the President for as Il
soldicr-and in time of war-hc had
violated orders, He sent Il friend to
sound the President on his return to
Washington. The President was de
lighted with the surrender. Rubbing
his hands, he said: "Tcll Thomas to
comc in. He did just right. He ought
to have been shot ii he had obeyed
orders"
One day a lady came to Mr.. Stewards
Office and handed him a scrap of paper,
ON which was scrubbed Il few lines.
The purport Of the note was: LET
this woman have 500 on account of the
Secret Service Fund, and send her on
her mission The note was signed A.
l.. 1t is well known that Congress votes
the President from $50, 600 to 500, 900
annually as a Secret Service Fund. OF
this, the Secretary of Statais the custo-
dian. lie must COrntcrsign the Prcsi-
dents order or not Il dollar Of the fund
can be used. But after the President
receives the money nobody can inquire
what he does with it. Mr.. Seward in
qnircd of,the woman what secret service
she was to perform that would Justify
his paying her 800. "Wcll she was
going to England to create II public
sentiment there in ~fayOrof our country"
The case was what Mr.. Seward supposed.
the woman had been hanging round the
White House, ~bothcring the life out Of
President, and to get rid of her
he proposed to give her 500. 81 can
give you no money for such Il purpose"
said the Secretary of State. Your
services are worth nothing. In London
you would be Il damage and not Il benefit
N ug nnu't tb,,,,,. ,,.,,. H.. ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

IrTLES, ERuTTGoYs, l;ouGH SKGy.-Tho sys.
tom bong put under the influence Of Ir.
Golden Medical Discovery for n few
weeks, the rkiu becomes smooth, clear. soft
and vclve'y, and being Illuminated with the
glow Of perfect health from within, true beau
y stands torthin all is glory. Nothing ever
prerohtcd To the public "a 2 bcautiiicr Of tho
cphpleMoRoycr gave such satisfaction for hi.
r,%o.ad,Te a' ttis Discovery. The effects Of ELL
thronch - which operate upon tho sy-tcm
" som,rrh y medium of the blood are ncc,.-sori.
oily ompIoysS s''W no matter how good tho rem
tho fkin OF piple%sN 'i% ono to three bottles clear
frosTi epmedones or "gn,t S'"p = yellow
he pysic SS FIe e to cure ssS some q c sSssn may
blood poiaors NJ '0' TIs with With. aeTTol9i@us or si T y
however, from the common nirnS Diseases,
Won't ferotula ii, with the use OF M ,hs
potent agent, only . matter Of time, soi mT ~
all druggists. Goa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02
For sale by all Druggists.

SAID 4 PARENT To CmLD.- 49," Just look at
those Shoes, only bought lat week: good as
new, all but the toes, which are worn through.
Money thrown away, feet wet, stockings soilcd,
all because they were not Metal Tipped" Pa
rentH, take your choice, neat, gentcel, Silver
Tipped shoes, which never wear ont at the toe,
orshoes without Tips, with ragged holes and
protrnding toes, Which looks the Best
Which ii the Cheapest
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

~CALIronNIA'5 EraGr5r NrGGrr How
inlirh we owe to California Her pre-
cIo,ls metals have enriched thousands of
our fellow citizens, and have proved the
mann stay Of America in times Of nation
nj prcunlary embarrassment. Her min
ing industries La given employment
to myrladS Of mechanics and Iahurars
she IS the land Of promise to the for
tune seeker, But the Golden State has
lately sent us It new treasure. Her last
nugget is Dir. WALKEn's CALrForSr,
NINEdAR BrTrERs. The hc]aIth-giying
principles contained in this curative are
a NOR" precious boon than pold. In all
affections OF the liver and stomach. re-
mittrnt and intermittent fcycrs. rhclI-
laatlsm, and pulmonary diseases, it NAV
ne relied upon. As n blood dcpurrnt
and mNigorant it is u~ucuualcd, purify
ing the circulation and infusing new
NIGor INTO the dobiIitatcd frame. II
conqncrs that most myicIdiug Of all
complaints, dyspepsia and we know of
no other rcmcdy that can accomplish
TINS. It's entire freedom from alcoholic
spirit, which rct0ris and ncutraIizcs the
ciicrt OF any medicine, and which forms
the basis Of many of the pseudo bittnrs
and ionlcs, douhly enhances its vaIuc
the SICK. The papers of the United
vie with one another in dnino
honor to DR.. Walker. we. too, add orr
voice, and say all honor to the man
whose science and skill have enabled
nm la IvIu from, III, ,....A.II
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02


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,''"' ''e mum "aS "I
ms "'''."'I'' 80" H"''''a De H'I' 7a'frd'
''' '''"' "''''''''' '''''l'' IL ny any
h'"l' ~ i"p'I 7I"'I' h' Put 10 DEATH
iH'7 'dIcl brIhH pr''nuIGntcl, me call
go VIRGIN u" hHn' ma S'Ih; 't"pi
h''''' ! D"'" ''t'bII'N'' Il CERTAIN Ia";
"'''' '' "II'H''7 ''lJ frequently nc com
"'I't'd "IlL'll heIhH discovered bY the
ministers ~ justice, W." desire You ~
''""'' '''''' CURIOUS piece 81 "It ""l'll
may reveal W uA every tranapre38or Of
Tine Jaw. FiIRIl ocI0Irscod, oud inn
JuoiIalnly commenced hia oynrltiou. He
constructed 70 magic %stotuc, and cn0scI
IT to be erected IN the midst Of tine clty
~ virtue Of the pccrot powrr. with
which it WAS invested il communicated
to the Eropcro, wLotovc, w,. J,,..
nuign.
A,,J tbpo Inc a., ,,,,.., a..
ot,toc an nfni,, onn,l,.' .,
w,ro c,nyjc,od ami nunial,l
r,.
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N.Y. ,,, ''' ,''"H"'' ,'''''' upon
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L ~. n. y "' '',.''' ~ per-
n,,r "'I"''" Nv ''',''' ,"".-
~, I.'ann1 -, ", NV. '''''"' "''''"
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

The iDto1cdH Igrirufturisi, speaking about
the great merits of CABLE SCREW WIRE
Boots and Shoes, says: ~ trial uf these Goods
Tor several months past, and the Testimony We
have from dealers, prove this method Of fastou-
i5g sole 20 bc a good improvement; there i.
no ripping, rIo wIro holds until tho solo Of thc
shoe IT. fairly worn ont.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

CABLE ScEEw WIRE Doors AND SuOEs.-A
word OF explanation may not be out Of place.
III" cable WIrc acts aB . screw, il strong and
firm, and at the same time is elastic aud com
Portable. 1t il much preferable to the old
method of peggIng, and quito as soft and clas-
tic AZ sowed work, but much stronger and less
liable to rip, and much loss expensive. We have
tired the cable screw shoe, which has proved
all that il claimed for it. Tho Increase in this
new method Of manufacturing boots and shoes
If worry rapid, and promises to Huperccde tho
wood peg and walcd thrcad,-ITe Stauddrd,
ChicIJO.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

\ SIHIEi%' '.'lHyc" Of the hish esteem I'm
which III" barter oHk -tove. are he'd ~ Tho I'M m.
mems" iuln'p ~ 'h'm tIal utc aut ullIy old
. .i"u I-Ut
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

II your horse is lame, sore or CALLED, you
should uso Jo'tHSOjfs inOdyHc Imminent; wash
tho parts with CASTLE soap and warm water,
rub dry with u cIoan cloth, thon apply the Lin
lnlcnt, rub in well with the hand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

IUNd ConrLAINrs, Bronchitis, Asthma, etc,
arc speedily relieved, and if taken in time,
permanently cured by DR.. Jayno'B Expeclo-
rant, You will find it also a certain remedy
for Coughs and Colds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

- 70 $40 PER DAY made by Agents selling
the American Quilting Machine, Sells for IS.
Address II. u. BltlEI q CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02
Pin, T'are. and cthcr LYorms. lnrltr

III: srs'.m Of 50 many thousands, are e]ifcctualiy de-
saoyri aud removed SAYS a distinguished physiol.
osist; There is a%clrcc'y IN individual upon the face OIL
earth Who's, body scNempt rom the presence OF wornz.
1t Is not upon the healthy elements Of the body that
worms exist, bu; unon the diseased hamors and SLIM
depoa.'3 TN! breed rh.se living monsters of disease.
No system, Of Medicine, no yerni0lgcs, no aN,he,min.
,sict, will fee tn: system ltom worms like these BIZ.
tnr3.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

M GROWTH ar lULRIClN HlEI,
I~fIyffpIBF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02
Gentle rurSatlvc ns well AZ
For Skin Diseases, Erup,fot,, 1ec,

as a powerful aeca, in relieving Congestion or Influ..
nation oithe Liver and Vlsceral Organs, and in B.i4us
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02

"A nilfl,IAI LIMBS.-Dr. Bly's Patent. Pc.
ton "s ,n, .ntant at Cincinnati Exposition. Satisiacc-
Fourth ST. agnci; ramphlet free, oiice ~ v
INV NY. CHAs. NJ. EyaSs. Manufactured.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-02
Rrmi,tent, and Intermittent
scr0fuln. OF King,s Evil. MLi.n SurMt--.

Ulcers, Erysipsla7, Swe!l.l Neck, Goter. S]crol.or,
lniiammatlons, lndoleut lntlmmatiou3, Mcrcurial At
lcciion5, Od Sores, Eraption5 Of the Skin, Sore Eve,
etc, etc, In these, as in all other constitutional D.,
great curative powers in tn: most obztina, and iA.rl..,
ahLn rlens-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
San Francisco and its Attractions.

In my last letter cndcavorcd to give
the reader tu idea of the topography of
this chief city of the Pacific coa>i
AIcI!ilcctulalIl 'Fri~c" does not differ
essentially from an eastern city. Gen
orally speaking the huilding> are lower.
scarcely ever exceeding three stories
and of wood. Reasons tor both these
pcculiaitic> may hc found in the fact
that there hare been earthquakes in
this vicinity. and high brick building,
are more liable to t"pplc over than
lower wooden ones. The city is lcgu-
larly laid out. the streets and sidewalks
maiull being of good width. but badly
paved and many of them in Il >h"cking
condition. Among the attractions i'll
and near the city are
TIE CLIFFS AND SEAL ROCKS
These are on the ocean side of the
peninsula. directly west of the city ::
distance six miles. \ line of omnibus
>c> connect with the street RAILWAYS.
making public conveyance t" this re-
sort both reasonable and expeditions.
The road Is over Il succession of sand
hills, yet 1t Is of slight grade being
trotting ground tile whole distance. and
aS smooth and free from dust at this
season iiS Il house ioor. 1t Is the favor
Ite dlINe OF the san tranciSc"ans and
II they are cNtIaVagaEt in anything it
seems To me t" he Ill fine horses and
splendid tnrn-outs. Any pleasant day
one can see on this road scores of dou-
hlc and single teams equal to those that
frequent Central Park. New York, or
those Spceded over the Mill Dam road
i'll Boston.
mile or so before reaching the
Cliffs. Il fine view of the Golden Gate is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

4 Same. EHHiHc>S and L0cdtioH ot the ic,ni
mn HH>inc>S Houses in 81. JohH<bury.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY \ HASKELL. H"yt'- Block, l.. L. 81
ip"ihcc;irir~.
8TINGHAM EIiGS.. N". =. Bank Block. Main St.
RANDALL. y >ON. Eaudall- Block L. Il. st.
Attorneys at Law.
aHEIpEN & MAY Nu. : talrtouian lilk.. up stairs
\. j. WILLARD Main ~t.. over Hall 4 Flrtch"r's
ais, Read Estate i;r"k"r-
II g. IpE Bank Block Main Street. Prompt an,
careful attention -l''u t" every kind "i Irsh
business.
Books and >tati"n"ry.
lIuWNRpN \ EuWELL. Cal'douian 81 h. Main 81
Bakers and C"nt"cti"n"r>.
CEo~~ \ MATTHEW'S. Main >rr"rt
I;arb"r>.
d. u. BLACKSTONE Union Ilo.h Main Street.
BLANKS for Lawyers and Town Officers.
C. VI. STONE = CO. Ca,loultn Block. opp">it,
>"llIrr- Monument
Roots and shoes.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER. Wards Elk. X. Il. Il
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
IpIIN \ MOORE : Bank HlucA opposite II. Johns
hury IIou-'. dealer IA l;'ady Made I"thnG. Hat,
and DiI,,. tent, Furnishing tr"ud-. etc "tc.
CI"thimg for Men and Boys.
l. \ T. FAIEBANk~ \ co. Fairbanks village
Cr"ckcry. Glass and stone Ware.
+ \ T. FAIEBANkS y CO. Fairbanks Village.
Cnrrcting. Paper -Iianging-, Window->Ira.i.>
g. a T. FAIRBANKS \ CO. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
O. J.. IEEklNS, Calri"niim Block, Main Street.
Q. " WAI;NEI; Union Block, Main Street
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEWS u PETTENGILL, Eastern Avenue.
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
+. BLISS Flanders Block. L. l.. street
% H. HALE. Avenue Block. Il. Il. Street.
f.. \ +. FAIRBANKS y co. Fairbanks Village.
Dry Goods, House Keeping Goods, ctc.
HALL y FLETCHER Main Street
Flour and Feed.
GEu ALDRIC Il y co, Eastern Avenue
Furniture. and Ca>kct-.
{ l.. HALL. 4 BROTHER Main street
e. II. TISDALE Flanders Block up -tairs
Family Groceries and Fruits.
A. VI. COOK & co. Eastern Avenue
File Manufacturer.
st ,Iuhusbury Fill, Works, opp. Passenger Depot
G.roceric- and Housekeeping Goods.
r y I. FAIRBANKS n co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness, Robes and Blankets.
"a. ". COOK. Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE, X. Il. ST. -. g. Hale rropr.
insurance. tI.lI'.D
J. T.. SARGENT (EtnaJ Railroad Street
Iron Founder and Michinist.
10 NE BUZZELL. North end. l. Il. Street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
%. ". SENTEE, Main Street.
b, l.. WARD Wards Block. l.. L. Street.
Merchant Tailor-.
/. UNDERWOOD. ptnvillr Block. K. K Street.
,uE>EE Il SIAS. Union Block Main Street.
Music Rooms.
/. b. HARRINGTON. SONS 4 co. L. l.. Street
Physicians and surgeons.
pit l.. ". AIGN Residence and office hrs
door South ut North Church. Main street.
photographs.
e.. Il ALDRICH Burnhan~ Euilding. Main II.
u. \. CLIFFORD. Calruni.tu Block. Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
VI. STONE y co. CalcdoniHn Block Main 1t.
stoves and Tin Ware.
+ +. FLETCHER Eastern Avenue.
u T.. : u. .. WUupEUFF Eailroad Street.
ID tOWhEl;l Eastern Avenue.
Watches, .i"w"Irl and Toys.
HOW MD \ ROM ELI. Calcdonltn BIZ Main 81
HuIGHIuN \ CARPENTER. Eair"ad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

INDIA RUREER. The belt of land a
round the globe. 800 miles north and
500 miles south of the equator. abound>
i'll trees producing the gum of a-lrIh-
Tor twenty successive Sc;ISunS without
injury ; ai'd ;hcy stand So close that one
man can gather the sip of eighty in a
day. each tree yielding. on an average.
3 tahleSpoonfulS Il day. Forty-thee
thousand of these trees have been count :
ed in Il track of country IL mile long
10y eight wide. There are in Europ,.
and America more than 100 manufac-
tories of india-ruhbcr articles. employ
ing 800 operatives each. and consuming q
more than ln.000.000 pounds of gum IA
year. and the business is considered to
he still in its infancy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Land Poor.

How many thousands bear witness to tn,
truth of the sentiments expressed in the folowin.
verses! All over our land found farmers VIII,
ar" poor from tn" weight they carry in their land
Many a poor woman has spent her DAYS and night
IN I'll" toll and want because Of the .rasping diSpn
sIti"n of her husband. 1t is poor economy for :
farmer I" tax the powers of devoted wife beyond
'hdlrahc" III order t" extend his to limits
where they c"asr to hr profitable More. of tn,
suilShih" al happiness would be secured in farm
rrs home by keeping free of debt and Iiyinr in
independence. than hy gra~pin- for possessions that
can only he obtained by denial To- his family of all
the comforts, "m"ym,uts and social pleasures that
20 t" make life itself cndurablc \ man always ON
the strain crows pcevish For him there. is no resi-
Ills moral nature becomes diseased and wear,
creep upon him and Their" is pleasure, in them. J.
RUrdi SIM NHShrle
We had another offer. wf,-a twenty acres more,
OF high and dry prairie land. Il, level a floor.
thought Id wait and You first. Lawyer
Brady said
To tell how Things will turn "ut best a woman is
ahead.
And when this lot is paid for and We lav, got the
deed.
III say that l satiSficd-it'S all the land We
need
And next wen about the ward and tix the house.
up S"mr
home.
There is IL" of talking. Charlcs-vuu buv that
twenty more.
And we'll 20 ~crimpinG all our lives and always he
Land Poor
r" thirty Years we've tuSsrd and saved, denying
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

Pending the occurrence of ii threat
ened earthquake, Il South American
pater t;lmilias sent his four boys to stay
with :. friend beyond the limits of the
tated section. The convulsion did not
turn up when due. but the Youngsters
remained i'll their place of safety till the
following note from the distracted host
procured their recall Dear P.-Send
the earthquake along here and take
home your boys"