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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Agents for the Caledonian.
IuraI apd Stair 3lrns.

Susan VI. Parker. in Jail here on
the charge of perjury, is sick with
mca>cl>. SO is her child.
An upper room is the place for Il
small poX patient Then the odorS OF
the disease are above other peoples
heads, if they keep out of the attic.
We would say to those subscribers
Who have not vet paid their >uh>rIip-
ti"u~. that we have some large bills to
meet. and would he glad t" have
them pay as soon as convenient.
The Univcr>aliSt Society will hold
THEN last meeting at Town Hall. next
sunday afternoon. ON the following
Sunday they will occupy their new
church on the Avenue.
The last we heard from Upper
Waterford. there had hecn no fresh cas-
- of small p"X there. Mr.. Solomon
Stcl ems sick of the disease. at Barton.
l. comfortable or WAS 50. IL few days
ago.
That was lucky escape. the other
day. troma big fire. whcma fire kindlrd
around Il stove pipe in the old express
office. in rear of mon Block. WAS put
out with Il few pals of water.
The attention of tax payers. III
s. J"hn>hury. is called to Collector
Weeks notice He has 1000 different
taNc> to collect. and it will he ncceS-
>ary for all of lis to he prompt. and
walk up to the captains office and
settle"
There will he Il dance at Avenue
House Hail. next Tuesday evening. Jan.
II. Music 10y II"ugh'> Full Band. All
"h" desire t" have Il series of asSrm-
hIle> this winter with above music
should Ice present. Com.
Mca>cls are somewhat prevalent in
red and i'll rather mrasely. if not i'm
prudent manner, entered the TdicrjoHj-
an office capturing two of its compost
tors. We are not. under the circum-
stances, in very sweet relations with
the intruder.
The grand list of the town of St
,l"hnshury. is --2lth of the entire list of
Caledonia county. When shall IRE in
o"gHdtc a rebellion. and Join hands
with the abused people of Chittcndcn.
franklin and Grand Isle counties! We
propose To invite Mr.. SoWlcS to address
IL. when We do start. He speaks like
man who knows how To practice az he
pr"arhcS. and Just how to do it. We
shall need light as well as dclivcrance
II" week of prayer WAS observed
10y all the churches in our village. par
TALLY episoed 10y musical performance
10y the MemdclSsnhn Quintcttc Club.
under the supervision OF the lecture
committee. Il substitution for Il lecture
by Mr. Hcpworth. who was unable to
''IllII his engagement. People with
'alS for harmony and such surely
ought to have hearts for prayers speak
approvingly of the concert.
We clip the following from the
Burlington Free Press of january IIth ::
he directors of the Burlington Gas
'"Inpany did the handsome thing 10y
ihclr new superintendent. Col. Chas. +.
HPauidlng' last evening. by voting an
increase OF $500 to his salary. to date
rom Aug. |. l-72. This acknowledge
Ihtht OF the valuable services of the
OF. was entirely unexpected by him.
'ut III common with the public. we
think it well deserved"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Glen -7hrrfisrnlrnrs.
Persistent Advertising in the right mediu
brings business.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
DAETNEE WANTED with 81 600 or 81 800 cap,
iial. III on" of thu best paving stores i'll town
Iltt Address y. Y. L.. st. .Iohnsburv Vt
TAKE NOTICE. want To hire an honest in
L duStri"us and his wife for one wear To
work Il farm. | shall hc on thu, farm and take
the charge of the work.
JOHN WHEELER
I "nc"rd- Dec. 81 ia 1851"
| IBEE NTIDN-Thi- is To- certify that have,
i This DAY sold my son IIuTlhurt Cole his
act business for himself and shall pay no debts
his c"nIractin. after this date.
SAMUEL COLE.
ATTEST. Il &. IIUp~ox.
East Haven. l'''. 9TH. I~72. 1851
\-OTIC E.-Th"r. will br a meeting of the st
y bloomsbury Free. BAPTIST Church i'll thirr Hall
'al","nIa lil""k Jan. u. l-13 :. o'clock. l.. NJ.
for thu trllrw iu4 purposes:
l-t. To accept Of an act OF Incorporation GRANTED
t." 10y TIA" General Assembly of vermont AT its
last session.
I'd 1" transact any other business that NAV
properly come hri"r" said meeting. 4a:5I
I;OUSE FOR SALE.-Th, subscriber offer, his
IN" story h"uS'. containing II rooms. situated
IN south Park Place Tor sale Also, buildin. lot
adjoining TIA" premises. G. II. GILBERT.
-. I"hn~hUry. Dee. u. l-s1. 4-tf
EENENENT To RENT-fnr a small family al
L tn" north end "f Main Street. y. FLINT att
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Newspaporial.

Mciuduc. of Windsor. has started an
agricultural paper. He prints several
papers nov in his office. transferring
matter from one tn the, other 1t i re
li@i"u> in the Chronicle. political in the
journal. general miscellany in the An
r"Ia. and agricultural in the Farmer.
with exceptions. 10y WAY of variety.
Cur friend Earle Announces that hc
shall start a ne" paper 1T Mnrri>\illr.
Lamnlllc county. at an early diN. OF
ruIII~c he has or wishes for the best ui
>Uccc~~ in all laud.thlc enterprises. lie
will. in the locality >Igg, >tcd. have the
GcncIal at arms length. hui i extreme
~ liable to see his ghost around ucra-
~ioualil. until he puts it finally "rt Of
sight int" some yL>tl deep. "r the <cdi,>
drop from his eyes.
Mad set an"th,r. The E.>>,\ Count,
iirrHld. pmhII>hrd III GulldhalI. 10y
Henry &. Bates. We found on ON tlhlc
this week. il Is It respectable looking
sheet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Post Once Time Table.

.,.ToSF-Southrrn and Western 80 A. NJ and $50
m Southern way 40 \. NJ. Northern and
stage mails 400 P NJ
,EEIVE-N"rthrrn 90j \. VI. Southern and
Western Hoo \. NJ. and l:i- T. NJ southern
way i3- L NJ stage mails -" \. NJ
,,,t;,,. hntr- from : \ VI. I" T.. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
To the Trustees of the St. Johnsbury
Academy:

Academy:
The examining committee for the
school term ending Jan. 10. 1913. report
with pleasure upon the result If their
observations.
We agree that the organization of the
school a> whole promises well for its
future that its present classification
seems a> good as i'll this circumstances is
admissible: that its administration is
admirable. the Principal wise. efficient.
industrious. firm and kind. his a>siS-
tantS mamiteStly in hearty sympathy
and co-operation with him: that the
method of conducting recitationS WAS
good with respect especially to its bust
ncS>-likc. Vet not machine like. prompt
ness. its thoroughncss, its range. its az
cuIacN. its evident success in dcVelop-
ing >clf-reliant mental habits. its free
dom from all efforts at helping halt
ing recitation into il superficial success.
in IL word it, stress upon quality rather
than quantity. upon active habits of re-
Election and judgment. rather than
passive rripiemcy: that the recitation>
were all fair. many very excellent. some
positively brilliant. We specify the
recitation in the AnahaSis conduct
ed 10y the Principal. in History by Mr..
Savage. III Geometry by Miss Colby. in
Arithmetic 10y Miss Cummings. in
Grammar by Miss Hancock. as furnish
ing examples both of brilliant recita-
tionS and of skilltul handling i'll the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

following program Oration-Horace
Greeley, Philip Carpenter. Essay
Madame De 'Stael. Ellen f. Chamber
lain. Essay School. Abbic H.
Dana. Grafton - National Suicides.
Charles +. Leslie. Essay Hospitality.
Matte j. Hall. Recitation Little
Gray-head. Emile l.. Parks. Essay
Personal Gossip. Carrie G. Ross. Dis
cussi"n Foreign Immigration. on
the whole. advantageous to the United
States ! Aft. W. :. Boyntom Neg. Il. j.
Service. The public pronounced the
IL decided success.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
STATE NEWS.

At Il temperance meeting of the
people of Montpelier last week, to con-
slider the matter of intcmpcrance, Mr..
Clark gave kindly warming To Young
men of the danger of using Intoxicating
liquors. illustrating or enforcing his adj
munitiouS 10y the story of an Indian on
one of the great plains of the west who
warned travellers of the poison water
of certain localities. He spoke touch
ingly of those VIII" i'll heroiSm gave up
their lives during the late war in con-
tri>t with that greater army yearly 90
ing down to the igmominious death of
the drunkald. At the conclusion of
Capt. Clark'S remarks the inspiring
hymn.
Dare to do right dare To he true,
WAS sung by six Young boys. and enthu-
sia>tically applauded 10y the audience.
Rev. "Adirondack" Murray has been
lccturimg in Rutland. and the local pa
per tells how ne didn't drink. Ed. y.
drove by with = good horse. while Mr..
Murray was standing on the corner.
The horse had good points. and Mr..
Murray noticed them, and Ed saw that
he did. Being stranger iii town. Ed
u" i''H nun w ii't'. anu rue IIleN ulu
and talked horse. too. When the ride
WAS over they met again and horse was
still the chief staple of their CONVERSE
ton: indeed it was ii subject on which
neither would ever tire. The hour of
parting came. as come it must. and Ed.
c"niidcntially taking hold of Mr. Muir
rays coat. closed the interview on his
part with these words: Come. Mr..
Murray, lets take drink 1t NAV he
proper to add they didn't.
Swanton trots out her ''Smart old
people" i'll Stephen and Mrs. Lawrence.
aged respectively 81 and ~. Mr.. Law
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

up they VIII he returned 10y Il special
train. if less number. the regular train
will he held until Q o'clock. There i,
no doubt hut that those who attend will
he well entertained.
The annual meeting of the Yer
mont Horse stock Company. WAS re-
Gently holden at Burlington. when the
officers of last wear were reelected
The Indebtedness of the Company i,
S2O.OOO, with some = 600 still due ON
subscribed stock. OF course the coupa-
Valuable animals. 1t has suffered i'm
the loss of one OF more valuable horses.
during the past year. The object of
tins a>Soclation is. 10y the I:IiSinu and
introduction of choice animals. to i'm
prove the quality of h0r>cSi in the State.
1t costs no more to raise Il rood colt
than Il poor one.
The Trustees of the village of II
'j"hn>hury. have made appointments rs
follows:
Luke Buzzcll. chairman, Il. 6. CorScr.
Clerk.
j. y. Stevens. chief G. L. Carpenter.
| ID. Wiley. J. Burnham. Alex. Stewart.
Geo. W. B"mctt.
SURVEYORS OF WOOD.
Daniel Carpenter. Elisha May. Sir>
Randall. q. G.. Hale. J. \. Stevens. J.
VI. Alvord. \. VI. Cook. Is. F. Rollins.
john VI. Hancock. II. II. Wheeler. j. \.
Moore.
HIGHWAY SURVEYOR.
John VI. Elancock
FIRE ENGI>EEE>
Cyrus Sergeant. chief f.. F. Brown
l>t asst. y. VI. johnson. ID. Is. +. Rul-
Inns 3D.. II. :. GoodWim. 18th.
We have had 81 much of counting
III town of late Gudicial the weather
has been too cold for amy other. unless
the Young hlond> had Il large measure
of warmth in their hrart>) the bust
ness has become epidemic. The ne
batting club AT the Union school hou>,.
have had Il trial of Il breach of promise,
of malIla@r. with Il jury verdict against
the respondent of guilty. who WAS as
>c>>cd To the extent of half Il hushrl of
good eating apples. to hr supplied Il,
the next subsequent meeting. lie acted
the manly pant. and paid up the hill of
damagc>."nly the crowd ate TIA, apples.
giving /" the broken hearted plaintiff Il
bite with the .Iudgr. att"luir>. jury and
spectators. Lucky fur them that the
att"rnic> did NOT pocket all thcdamagr.
The >mittcu hearted one Jared like
many similarly abused sisters who have
gone through the same fiery ordeal he
fore her Il very titlimg REPAYMENT.
The proceeding. we reckon. would
har ilN pass in Judge Ross court. Tor
the respondent MAS cIiminalll ariai@n-
ed upon complaint of Il states atInilc,
and the defendant was clearly rnti-
tied to a discharge upon it. "r Il bill of
exceptions upon the verdict.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the FIRST National Bank of
st. John>huIN Was holden the IIth.
The report at the meeting showed that
two dividends OF -! .jOO each had been
paid during the year. L. :. govern
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

For the week rndiu- TUESDAY. Jan. Il l-.3.
MARKEr HEEF-A few choice. Suu 70 a II -. extra
SO a a II ~ .ir-t quality - M I"nn.~rc"ni quail
IiN = ~ Il 10. third quality - ~ Il ~
STORE tArTiE-N"rkin. Oxen and Steers joel
pair 500 $50 500 Il S..-n
MlLtH Cows AND tAINE--clU Il Siiu tNtra -GI q
-. Iarr"w Cows 80 4 81
tEALINGs->In ooa 81 two years old 81 $50
three y,.iI- nld - Il T..
>WINE-W c~rcrH lat none. Northern dressed
Hos u per III. ~t"r,~-W h"l,~.llr = per H.
retail per H..
Prices Of SHEET AM / iMH--Iu los i ~ - -
:, nu - III u-I head ,.Ntr.t It, uu i = ~ I,.r
head CT =: 80 per IT.
spring | aul~ ~ 4 per IT,.
\'Hl aly,-~ ~ GOA
Brighton Hides. ".c pr H.
Country Hides p. I,r H.
Brighton IiIl"w q a Gr per IL
Country THllnN = Il .,:c per III
alt skins l. 4 Ne per IT,.
Prlt- - OI "a - - each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
ST. Sohnsburp Galrdonian.
,onn.bury. VT. Friday. Jan. II. 1878

- Friends in tins section of the stat" Will add
..ri,ll, rn the interest of tn" talrd"nian by
.5,u,, IL local items promptly and in hri't. Lee
-L.L FINN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
The Weather Again.

With the experience "f this winter
We shall NON" Of IL wish 1" join failure
expeditions after the Iclnaiu> of >ir
john franklin and his company of cN-
plnrrr> in the arctic regions. ANY rca-
>"uahlr curiosity ought To Ice satisfied
i'll tins respect. tnI one year ut least.
Last Saturday morning called I" Hiud
last Christmas morning. The mercury
ranged. III thermometers of respectable
standing. at 81 below zero. and in the
valley of the river at b The atmo>-
phcrc had about it, or III it. Il singing
severity. different from " hat il Wa> ON
Christmas morning. and t" H.. il WAS
more uncomfortable. Every body on:
hccamc fully conscious that they had
m">r~ ami ears. Christmas day the. air
WIS heavy. causing Il feeling of pressure
from above ~ Well ~ latcraIlN lcmind-
ing lis of IN item of know ledge acuuir-
ed in cur school days to Wit that the
atmospheric pressure WAS H. Has. /" the
square inch oi the caIth'> surface: or
again. to borrow an idea from Addison.
causing Il feeling H. if put t" bed in
all our >waddlc>.'
Monday We had a Slight thaW, then Il
chilly blast from the north west. and
Thursday morning Il slight mist.
the hills all around us covered with
clouds a> if they had forgotten to lay IL
side their night caps. Towards n""n
p"rtcndcd another vista
ton from .jack-fro>t. before Il great
while. We must. if he comes. tolerate
his presence. however unwclcomc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Railroad Trains.

Trlin- leave =. .Iohn-hury for West C0ncord at
. - NJ and 10 IN Leave West Concord for
- .Iulinshury. at -.20 AN, and 80 I'M
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
The Prettiest Store in the County.
rdH IN "md See II it is not so,
CHARLES S. HASTINGS, Propr.
Corner X. Il Street and Eastern Av.nu.

Corner K. L Street and Eastern Av.nu,
| ENl SLEEPER'S ESTATE
= me SmhNcllhrs having been appointed by the
h"n"rahle !r"hatrt "uTt "T ihcdistrct OF ledonia
'T',liiSSi"'fs. l." receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against tb,,
'N'at" "i Lew Sleeper of Newark in said district
represented InS"lN"nt. and the term of six month,
from IN" TN day of January. la bring allow
"H ny sad Court To the creditors of slid de
ceased !" exhibit and prove their respective.
'i"IIhS p'I"fr rs Give notice that will attend
!" III" "m'l,S 81 our appointment at the dwelling
hous' "i John Sleeper, in Newark in said dis
trIct on III" 9Th day of April and july next
days VI SUI"
5I-53 r. : FuSTLp Comm'rs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Cabot.

SdDOC.
During the wear 1872 there was Il
deaths in town. and - intermcnts. )
have been brought from other towns to
this and Inferred ) were carried from
this to other towns for burial. BY the
above figures it will be seen the past
has been year of health i'll the town,
there being only one death to every -
inhabitants.
The week of PRAYER was observed by
sessions each evening. and part ofthc
afternoons. during the week. the three
churches uniting. each meeting WAS
fully attended and Il good degree of in
tcrc>t prevailed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Dedication.

The handsome church editicc. that
hasbcen erected the past season. by the
nivcrSaliSt Society on Eastern Ave
me. iScompleted, except the vestry, and
is 81 far ready for Use it will be perma-
nently occupied after next Sabbath
The church will he dedicated next
Thursday afternoon. Jan 23. the services
to commence at | o'clock. Several
rlcrgymcn will be present from abroad.
There will be Il sermon. addresses. and
other exercises common on similar oc-
ca>i"nS. We are requested in behalf
of the Society. to extend cordial in
Nitation to the public to he present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

Luui,EY MD El,rI>,. E""N.-or'n from y NJ
To- - NJ. from -. tot. and from t"" T. VI.
W W THNYEE. Librarian
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Lecture on Palestine.

MIS-. VIM. ~ Benton for - vcaIs Il
missionary in SYRIA. will give Il free lee
turr at the Lecture Room of the South
Church. on Thursday evening ut :!
o'clock. Subject Mi. Lebanon The
lecture will include descriptions of So
cial and domestic habits. accounts of
personal experiences. description ol
localities. and among other matters of
great interest an account of the fearful
war of l~GO and the massacre ut Da-
ma>ru~. Young people will especially
he Interested. Some of our pcuplr have
heard this lecture and spoke highly of
it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Agricultural Society.

The Agricultural society of this
county meet i'll this village-at the
town hall next Tuesday. ut 10 o'clock,
i'll the forenoon. Secretary Sanborn
calls for Il general attendance
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Lectures.

Lectures.
Bishop Simpson lectures next Friday
evening. The Bishop always has some
thing to say worth hearing and rcmcm-
hrrilg. He hasn't the paticncr to try To
shortly the devil out of town 10y lid
ding. or by making up faces at him.
like BallIabce. but will seiz,. him 10y
the throat and choke him to death.
That Is Il sensible way of treating such
an intruder int" peoples hearts lnd
homes.
Hiram y. Cutting. our State Gculo-
gi>t. at the request of citizens. will lee
tmrc ut the town hall. next Monday
cvcmimg. Suhirct-thc microscope and
what it reveals" Admiltamcr - cents.
Tickets to be had at Howard y Row
els. y. VI. J"hmson'S and at the door
1t will pay well to listen t" Mr.. Cutting
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Close of Term.

Close of Term.
The term of school at the academy.
closed last Friday. Examination orcu-
pied the two last days closing with an
exhibition of the senior class Friday
several classes in the examination 10y
Mr.. Savage and Miss Hancock and
they certainly acquitted themselves
fetal examiners. 1t is more especially
their province, rather than that of out
siders, to speak of the occasion. The
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

That was lucky escape. the other
day. troma big fire. Whcna fire kindlrd
around Il stove pipe in the old express
office. in rear of Mon Block. WAS put
out with few pals of water.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

The last we heard from Upper
Waterford. there had hecn no fresh cas-
- of small p"X there. Mr.. solomon
stevens sick of the disease. at Barton.
: comfortable or WAS 50. Il few days
arc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Randolph

h1nuOIph.
rhr closing .\rrri>,.- of the Fall Term
of the Normal school at Randolph oc-
cured last week.
Th.,.>.r,i,,,t;,,, ot ,,,.. ,,r...I,,.,,i,.,
,I,....... ,,..... ....,,.I,,..,,.I l., Ill., y II
>,.,I.. II,,,I.,,I H.. r..,..,..c g..
.,f,h, I;,.,,d ,rEdu,..,,i,., ,,J ,.,,,,;,,
,,,J t,,J,, I,I,,..S I.Ii,...,.,.,I 80,
lddl'~> before th" school and the citI-
"n> of the place Thursday evening.
The exercises of tn" graduating CLASSES
were had Friday evening.
Invent, five persons graduated for
Wv '''' '''' - ''''i' VIZ ll''" 'II' N''"Hd
>"''' VI ''' S'"'''''''H are
rom 'al"d"nlH Go.
ohenieId-
IIlHm !. Cutting. state t""l"gi>t.
Will deliver tn. following lectures ON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

Susan VI. Parker. in Jail here ON
the charge of perjury. is sick with
mra>el> So is her child
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Call and Settle !!

vi persons having unsettled accounts with the
Subscribers. dIc requested to settle the -n, IMME
nIATELl. either by note otherwise.
WOODBURY. 4 RI SSELL.
West Concord. Jan. :. l-13. 5Otf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
T.. VI. HILL.

l. L \ { + & y l. L l. I VI Il.
Iias and Steam Filter. and Tin smith. Old express
phc" west "t Union Block. All work guaranteed.
-. .juhu~huTN Jan. L. la JU.t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

ONE HUNDRED DEATHS PER WEEK in New York
and brooklyn from Diseases of he throat and lun.s
Is 1t not awful And Yet. Hae's Honey of Inr,-
hound and Tar taken in time would prevent seven
Fights oi this trishttul mortality. No cough 81
cod can resist this balsanic remedy. CrittcntOn'-
9TH Avenue. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Ioothache Drops i'll minute
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

An upper room is the place for Il
small poX patient. Then the odors OF
the disease are above other peoples
heads, if they keep ont of the attic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-23
SOUTH AMERICA.
Latest Intelligence from beyond the
PQuatOr-Particulars OF an In.
fernal Plot against the
President of Peru
Another "Sick" MOuntain-A $500, 900
COHhagratlOn-RaVages Of Small
pOx-General Summary.

NEW YORK, January 22-Soutl
American papers received here give thu
details of the plot to assassinate Presi
dent PardO, OF Peru, in December last
The railway train containing the Presi
/ dent was to have been blown up, on its
entrance to Lima, by means of tor.
pedO. The house in which the prepara-
/ tiOns We're made is near the railway. il
| appears that the lives of the passengers
/ ON the train were all to be sacrificed
| The c0nspirators were two brothers OF
/ the name of Bogardua, and Heredia, an
old army officer. QuarTeling, they were
/ arrested, when Heredia confessed, and
/ told the police officers that some
| time previous he met at the house OF
ex- Minister Pierola Bagarlua and 9TH
ers who Lad engineered plot and Of
| feTed him money to aid 1t.
There was a slight earthquake on the
twenty-siXth of December at Arequipa.
President Pardois to arbitrate between
Chill and Bolivia.
1t is feared that the smallpox will
make great Tavages in Lima.
AT Guatemala, Central Americs, a new
constitution was adopted providing that
electors are be twenty-one years of age,
able 10 read and write, or in lieu there
Of be worth one thousand dollars.
The volcano near Santa Anna, in Sal
vador, gives indication Of eruption.
There was a two hundred thousand
dollar fire at Chill, on the eleventh of
December.
The iown of LOta, Chill, is reported
to be almost depopulated from small
pOX.
The United States steamer Kansas,
which is to aid in the Nicaragua canal
survey, arrived in Aspinwall on the first
of January.
In Bolivia, Lafaye, who shot Presi-
dent Malares, has published a statement
that Malares was making a dangerous
attack on his aide when he lLafaye)
interfering was also attacked, and
indignation getting the better of reason,
he fired seven shots Mt the President,
killing him. He then went to the
barracks Immediately and put the troops
under arms.