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INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
THE OYSTER BILL.

The consideration OF the oyster bill VA,
resumed.
Mr. DoUCLAss offered substitute for the
25th section; which was rejected.
On motion Of Mr. BAGwELL, the 18th sec
ton was amended in several particulars.
The 4ad section, on motion of Dir. j. S.
GlLLIAa, was amended so as to provide that
the salaries of the inspectors shall not cS-
coed 81 800 q year--ayca, Il: noes, Is.
Mr.. DANIEL entered Il motion to recon-
slider.
Adjourned ut $50 Z. ~, on motion of
Mr. HARpEsrY
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NJ FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
NEW CROP.

ED ATCH f LOR'S uAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE. Ii the hes: In the worIi
The ouly true and perfect dye. Harmless, telil'.,
and instantaneous; 10 disappointment; no riltcr-
lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the NJ
effects OF bad dyes and washes Produces llnmr-
diatcly superb black or natural browl and lca'c,
the hair clean, sOit, and beautiful. The genuine
siSnea ". 4. BATCIIELOR. Sold BY all drugsi.
CHARLES BATCHELUr
So 3C-sod Proprietor, Nov yn,,
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wCAEDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO
have just received fun stock or
LINEN sHEETINGs,
TABLE DAMAsk,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
COTTON sHEETINGs, and
SHIRTINGS,
Of all qualities, with full stock r
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY
Also.
TARLATAS ROBES,
SPAEGLED TARLATAN,
WHITE AND COLORED TARLATavs
WHITE AND OPERA KIDS.
FANS.
LACES of every description for parties.
TO which they invite inspection.
caRDozo, FoURqURFAN & co.
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|" JANUARY, 1873.
@ JANUARY, 1878.
NEW STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
T. r. PRICE 4 CO., In spite Of the recent AL
In cotton goods, viii coutinuo to sell BROWN
and BLEACHED COTTONS. SHEETINGs, aud
similar goods at prices ruling during the tall
and early winter, thus at.ordnX M opportunity To
ho,.sokeepers aud others 70 supply themselves. Pc
Gently received
81, a., and lO-i Cotton SLrctiaSs, Bleached ani
Brown Cottons, Linen sheetirgs and Irish Lines
Towels Huckabarks, 81 AMI la-i Table Dama.s..
Table Napkins. Tray Cloths, Doyiies, Corsets Bus-
ties, Kid Gloves, Gauntlets, Hosiery, Linen and Live
Collars and Sets, flemstitched and Embroldcr".I
Handkerchief, Neckties, Sc; Dark and LD,t
Prints, &C. [ialsl T.R. PRICE s. co,
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~ D. BRIGGSS

RT I. D. BRIGGS'S
oLD-EsTADLIsHED B,.KEEY,
TOT MAIN STREET.
BREAD. BUNS, ROLLS, and BISCUITS.
CAKES OF ALL KINDs.
LOOK AT LIST OF CRACKERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
SODA CRACKERS, BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS, ARROwRo0T CRACKERS,
LEMON CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS
MUSHROOM CRACKERS, PILOT BREAD,
SUGaI CAKES, MoLAssEs CAKES.
Country merchants will do well to give me r.l
before buying. IA,
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MOT \ PANORAMA.

PROFESSOR CROMWELL
has the honor 10 announce series OF seven tsix
nights and SATURDAY MATINEE) Of his
MAGNIFICENT ART ENTERTAINMENTS,
commencing MONDAY, eth January 1873, with
the representation Of ITALY THE ART-LAND.
Tickets FOR sale al West. Johnston & Co.'S
IN 2a-,t +
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tNISlsarsss1n.
DIe1HaONp THEATRE.

&~S SS,~~NAs -
GRAND VOCAL AND lSs1ngMEvTAL
JANUARY esTa. 1879,
RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION,
-ss assisted by the following talented artists
Mr.. W. r. A. JoH saa e&n .enas;
PFof fsoie SSH cN y9 sioissslst
and the full chorus OF the Richmond philharmonic
MIR. LEO p. wHEaT I.'s Musical Director.
The unusual amount Of professional and amateur
talent brought forward on this OCCASION. and the
heavy expense thereby incurred, has induced the
Board Of Directors to dispose or LIMITED number
Of tickets to be S a. e1o ns o, g
Association wishing to purchase tickets should APP
ply Immediately. 40 reserved seats. ia 2t-ltt
ASSEMBLY HALL.
NoSDAy T WES2EsDA AyR RA TTIEEPpSSEsDAY
the wonderful troupe e. Of juvenile artists S known in
Mrsf elfai BF!' aiS 8 f4s
mot negro minstrelsl
OR: LYME MARIoS SIsI 49,,
posed entirely Of boys.
MIssLIzZlE CoOTE, aged seven years, with new
songs expressly written for her.
MASTER CORR1, aged nine years, the youngest
ballad singer before the public.
The COOTE BROTHERS, the pleasing Duet
singers.
MASTER OMAN, the wonderful boy soprano.
Miss ALICE MoLTENO, aged thirteen years,
the brilliant harpis
Mss ADA MOLTENO, aged nine years, solo
violinist.
PROFr ssoR MOLTENO and CHARLES B.
WAND, solo pianist aud accompanyist
Admission, SOC. reserved Seats 75c. Tickets for
sale OF secured seats at JOnsOns music store and at
the door on the evenings Of the concert.
The piano used Is from the celebrated manuHac
tory Of Knabe, Baltimore, kindly loaned by Messrs.
WOOdhosc & Parham. IN rect
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3iEE'E'lSGS.

OFFICE OLD DOMINION IauY AND NAIL)
WORKS OArAEY,
RICIfaOSD, january 81, 1879,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF this company will be
held III their oifce- III this city, on MONDAY. sd
February. At - O'CLOCK NJ.
X. +. RLASKENSiflP,
u e1-lW Commercial 4 Drnf.
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INSURANCE. COMP ~.

aNSl h!SsSb SoJ2E/ SEES
THE FARMylLLE r,srRASCE AND
a KIM COMPANY,
~ .RMvILLE, Va.
~~ -RTERED CAPITAL, $500. 900.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Assets lar JANUARY, 1873, Sl09,G9
nome company, Incorporated In 1871, by tie
Judlcious investment OF lis assets Offers abundant
security 10 Its patrons. Rates ~ low consistent
with prompt payment Of losses.
OFFICERS:
WILLIAM D. RICE, President.
y. u. MCKINNEY, Yicc-PrcslicLt.
J. II. MOTLEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
WILLIAM d. RICE, II. G. RICHARDSON
y. B. MCKINNEY, c. 81 WALKER
THOMAS ). DAVIS, Or. j. J.. WHITE,
j. I. LIGoN, a. X. VEIABLg.Jr,
+. ID. IRVING, ). 7. GRAY
z. A. BLAEToT, Il. S. PAULETr,
J. W. DuySISoroy.
For insurance, apply 10
COULLINa & MEADE, Agents,
in 23-lw Rlchmogd. Va.
pOYALF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON: M,
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virgins. sS1.cce.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMpAHY,W
LONDON.
n
Deposited With Treasurer o! Virginia, sSo,'~'
Shareholders personally responsible tor the obh"
cations OF the above companies.
representing TIE above staunch old English r0h'
panies, we solicit the patronage OF the putc uI19
their unIucst!ouable security, prompt aud ltrfS
settlement OF al claims, ard heavy income.
JOHN IL. CLAIBORNE & CO.. AgcSs,,
. No. lI0S MldH stfr''.
MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE Co:aPANl.
OF NEW YORK,
CASH ASSETS OVER SO, 100000.
Cash dividends declared Ia Saagary OF each w
Premiums payable annually, senl-aunu-Js.' !
quarterly ~
The OLDEST. LARGEST, and CuEArEsT CO.. .,,
JOIN II. cLAIsoRSE,
sea- No. ties T Agent.
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS or tho NEW MECHAN.
d the rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce, 100
Main street, Richmond, on the FIRST DAY UE
FEBRUARY, ISIS, at l2 O'Clock II.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
ia lf-2fawtFel President
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
IvndOnville.

Lyndonville.
The Lyndonville Dramatic Club will
give an entertainment at Matthewson S
Hall, Wednesday evening, March 9TH.
\ very successful and profitable sing
ing school is in progress at Lyndonville,
under the charge of Ira Carpenter, Esq.
Burke, an experienced teacher. 1t Is
surprising, and gratifying. to watch his
success with beginners, and to find so
many good voices, and so much taste
and enthusiasm among the children.
This is being utilized moreover in
the Sabbath school. Miss Harrington
who is engaged ut Lyndonville fol the
year us organist and soprano, sings with
the children in and after sabbath School.
making even the well worn music
sound fresh and new.
The Lyndonville Congregational Sab
bath School have IL library case for sale,
arranged according to the Chicago plan,
which would he valuable to some
smaller Sabbath school. 1t will accom-
MEDIATE about 200-250 volumes.
The family of Rev. Mr.. Fisk, have
suffered, of late, from diptheretic atfec-
tons, including Mr.. Fisk, so that he has
not been able to preach but four Sab
baths the present winter. Five have
been sufferers, but all are comfortable
at the present time.
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Cabot.

Cabot.
The ladies of the congregational
Society. held festival on the evening
OF the 18th inst, the receipts of which.
after paying expenses, amounted to go
which is to go towards the purchase OF
a new carpet for the church.
MIR. Alvin McDuffee, son of Frederick
McDufiee. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head. Friday
evening, at ) o'clock on the 2lst inst.
He had been as usual about the house
all day and nothing of any note had
occurred during the day only, perhaps,
he and his father had had some talk
about the property. He ate his supper
lis usual and got up from the table and
went out to the shed his father III a
moment heard the report and went out
and called to neighbOr who went to
him and found that life was extinct
He was "A years of age and returned
from California about two months age
where he had been stopping year.
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duced, petition for the removal of
Gov. Smith, freight clerk, W. c. Smith,
b. p. Cheney and Lawrence Barnes
from the trusteeship of the road. The
petitioners are IL Bath savings bank. e..
X. Richardson, Charles l.. Flint, VI. Is.
Carpenter and others. holding about
SlSO,OOO of first mort gage bonds. The
petition alleges that these trustees did
not pay the first mortgage coupons.
last December, although they had the
money to do it, or, if they had, improp-
erly spent it; that Gregory Smith and
Clark are unsuitable and improper
persons for trustees and managers,
having been the owners of the Montre-
al railroad and having taken money
from the Vermont Central and applied
it to that road; that all the managers
have violated their obligation as trlIs-
tees by their eXtOrtiOn from the Ner-
mont Central to support the National
car company. of which they were stock
holders; that they knew they were
impoverishing the railroad and now
confess it; that they issued stock of the
Vermont and Canada road. without
authority and with fraudulent intent,
in order to increase the rent to he paid
to it by the Vermont Central and thu.
satisfy Il pretended claim against the
latter which the supreme court had dis
allowed; that they procured Il lease OF
the Ogdensburg railroad by corrupting
its attorney with bribe of 80, 900
etc, etc. Further hearing continued
to March 18th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
Railroad Management.

Last week, the adjourned proceed
ings III relation to the Vt. and Canada
Railroad were resumed at st. Adams.
The hearing before Chancellor Royce,
on the motion of Mr.. Brooks, president
of the VT. & Canada Railroad, for an
order to compel the Trustees and Re
ceivers of the Vt. Central to pay the
installment of rent (Sl2O,OOO) which
became due the Vt. y Canada last De
cember. came on the 10Th. in chambers.
Ex-Gov. Smith filed an answer to the
motion wherein he set forth that the
Trustees had expended upward OF
$40, 900 more on the construction OF
the Burlington Branch Through the
tunnel) than additional Vt. & Canada
stock had been issued for, therefore
they ought not TO be compelled to pay
dividends until this sum is met.
Then another proceeding was intro
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lraihs.

At l.,uc;,>t,r. Feb. - nf lung fever Miss Haiti,
Parsons. a-cd Il wears.
At Nashua y H.. Feb. Il. Mr. David \. Il. War
nj aged - yr:trs-nf the firm OF Gage Warner \
Whitney Mr.. ". was a native of DERBY hut had
lived i'll Nashua over b wears. where he had filled
many important official positions He was "A broth
er Of James VI. Warner of this village.
Vt Nnd"n Feb. -. Mrs. Louisa Baldwin widow
of Gen. +. T. Chase aged - wears and ) months
At peacham, Feb. Il, very suddenly of heart
disease. Mr.. Ora UndeThl aged 20 years former
ly of Marshirld. and recently of panville
Vt Montpelier Feb H. John Miller aged A.
years
Vt North Monroe y. IL. Feb IL of heart dis
Mrs Jean L. tM"oreI blanchard. aged s.
wears widow of the late Simon Blanchard of
Pcacham and daughter of Conner and Hannah
Paddlcford.
At llardwick. Feb. II, of lung fever NIr. Reuben
Wakefield. aged ii wears.
At Cabot. Feb. IL, Olive. daughter of Julia ID.
and Mary Eastman, aged II month and II days.
At Sutton, Feb. 10, Warren Gray. aged 81 years.
At Troy. Feb. ), Nellie A., only child of Thomas
and Mary Parker, aged wears and months.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
A Good Man has left US.

We are panied to be called to an
nounce the death of one OF our most
estmahle citizens. Thomas l.. Hall.
died Monday afternoon. Feb. 9th, aged
Il Years. Mr.. Hall had been sick for
several weeks of gastric fever, and I'M
I'll the day before his decease his nu-
merous circle of friends ardently hoped
his sickness would not be unto death.
He was son of Rev. Thomas Hall. once
pastor of the Congregational church i'll
Waterford. but had been resident of
-. bloomsbury since. if not before. he
attained his majority. His life has
been one of quiet usefulness. of great
fulness i'll those elements of character
which enter into. and make up. the
good man. His death is Sorely regret
ted. and his family receive the sympa-
thy of all their acquaintance. Mr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
A Request.

Will YOU IL low me to suggest To the
Stlcctmcn and Auditors if they cannot
make il little improvement III their an
nual report to the town, :" that the
common people ma! he able t" under
stand the report and guess where the
money has been expended. | would
like to see IL report showing what had
been expended for building and repair
ing roads what it had cost to build and
repair the bridges; what had been paid
for land damages the amount paid for
litigation the amount of bonds issued
for TIE Railroad and interest paid on
the same: what has been paid on the
town debt. and what it has cost to pay
the town officers; the number of the
Door ut the town farm and what it has
cost. and what has been paid out foI
those in other places. Ifthe authorities
could make such Il report | have nc
doubt it would be acceptable to many
tax payers. lax PAYER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
Mr.. Murray's Lecture.


Thursday night Mr.. Murray succeeded
III meeting his engagement here. 1t
was Il disappointment to many who
came Tuesday, expecting to hear him.
His suhicct-"My Creed"-was attrac-
tive. He said he had creed, and Il
written one TOO, but it was his, and he
asked no one to accept it unless it could
be freely done-nor did he want any
body bound or fettcred by it. The
truth of God freely accepted by all,
was the true creed, and all men ought
to have creed in this sense, and all
men see exc to eyc-be one i'll truth,
one III love, one in God.
He treated of amusements. Nature
was jubilant. The little hills reioiced
on every side. The infant. in its first
/ sign of intelligence, expressed II by Il
smile 1t was i'll accordance with the
laws of nature to he gladsome-in the
phN steal, human and animal existence
and its exuherance is not to be sup
pressed. but educated and regulated.
Some people were inclined to dance
and to play games with cards. Sucf
amusemeuts, if properly directed, h'
did not condemn. They should be re
garded as domestic entertainments
amuSements-as recreative-and that
if suitably conducted at home, i'll tilmi
lieS-parents and children uniting II
them-those thus gratitied and the de
mands of their natures satistied-woul'
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Where

Where are the authorities Are they
SNOW bound Are they lost OF where
are they ? | wish through your paper
to ask of Them to just look for ii moment
at the road and sidewalk from Railroad
street to the east side OF the rivera
road that is travelled more than amy
other in town, save the Avenue and
at Il glance they will see that it IL al
most impossible f"r mel. especially for
women. t" pass IL team i'll the ROAD above
mentioned and the sidewalks, why are
they not scraped out. like other walks
in the villageP y few citizens. VIII"
Wuuld hardly like To have their names
mentioned III connection with this, at
ter Il biz SNOW or Il tlaw. chop up the
ice and >crapc up the SHOW and filth
about the THEN back Yards. and draw ii
To this walk. and there dump il. 1t
really looks like Il dump tor il Railroad.
1t l. now about four feet above the
highway. If it really WAS for that pur-
pose OF for amy other public good, the
people on the east side of the rlNcl
would 20 ill tor it, for they are alwale
ready to help i'll Il good cause. and d'
/ like to see the surroundings of til,
beautiful village of It. JohIIShurN cor
respond Us far ;tS may he /" those p"r.
tiuns which lie nearer the hub.
Further about three weeks ago. Mrs
turning tIOnn the postot1ice. and as there
wis no sidewalk had to walk III ih'
road. and when near the bridge Il team
came suddenly upon her, and i'll he
rn;lcilVOrS to Turn to the side. shppc'
and fell and broke her ann.
(III/E<.
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3HaIriagrs.

1t -. J"hn~hury. Feb. ~. 10y Rev. h VI. Till"t
son. Mr.. or:m"l + Euss,l and Miss Tirza Whra
ton. all ut -. .luhn>hurV.
Vt Wells Liver Irh - by Rev. W : Palmer
!!"lrn lord. ESQ. of Barnet and Miss K. Eliza
Pdddlrfurd of Monroe. y. II
At Nati, Mass. Feb ~ al the Congregational
Church. 10y isrv. Rev. tr"rsc II. Idr assisted by
Rev. +. y. P,louh,t MI charles q. TiTrell Of
Weymouth Mass. formerly of this town and Miss
MARY T. Hollis of Matte.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28

Hogs 6s per ID. Stores-Wholesale a per H.
retail a c per Id.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-ln lots, - 50, "a w.
81 30 s. co. IS 80 per head extra Sc % e w per
head or Sic per H.
Spring Lambs, b n SIC per lb
Veal Calves. 80 OOas 90.
Brighton Hides. .. 90 per III.
Country Hides, a % per Id
Brighton Tallow. st &c per ID.
Country TallOw. : SIC per ID
Calf skins IL a 2Oc per H.
Pelts 81 ~ a 81 30 each.
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not he inclined to go into public or i'm
proper places-stealthily or Openly-to
indulge in that which, i'll itself was not
a sin. but that which might he Il bitter
evil under some circumStances-ln I'M
suitable places. and with improper as
SOCRATES. Ii is difficult to express. brief
", the complete idea of the speaker
upon this point, yet it occurs to us that
it was something like this: The flock
tenderlv and lovingly fed and cared for
by its shepherd, cares very little about
breaking ont of green pastures to wan
der in the briary and thistley highways
and by-ways of the world.
The closing portion of Mr.. Murray's
lecture was beyond our power to de-
scribe. Its altitude was higher than
any attainmentS of ordinary men. 1t
was the item in his creed he designated
AS charity. 1t betrayed so much of
love. so much of tenderness, and of
mceknesS and purity, that there must
have been many in his audience, who
felt lifted upwards not il little. as was
John. at Patmos, when, i'll apocalyptlc
vision. he saw the new heaven and the
new earth. Others, perhaps, may have
found themselves singing, i'll then
| hearts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
IuraI and Stair Irns,

Had we heard Nh. Tilt"n's lecture,
urceding Mr. Murray's we should have
made note of it. We hear 1t very high
II extoled by some who listened t" 1t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28

Carlos \. Parker has sold his lot
md foundation for Il house on summer
st,.,t. to smith and Fletcher Consld-
eratiou. Il 900.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28

Hall was one of the deacons of the South
Church in this village. His death can
not be otherwise than specially affective
to his religious associates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28

The next ministers meeting will he
held in the Baptist Hall, st. Johnshury,
with Mr.. Iyatt,) on Monday, March
Cd. at 10 o'clock, Il. III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28

The western states >hoA ii disposition
10 give the liquor question very de
termined answer. Our prohlhltory
measures seem feeble i'll comparison.
Ohio, Illinois and Iowa, have, 10y recent
enactments. made liquor sellers liable
for any damage done i'll intoXication by
persons to whom they have sold liquor,
the damages being recoverable by the
purchasers wife OF family.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
Adjourned.

Adjourned.
The farmers festival is adjourned
until March 9th same time and place.
Hon. +. Z. Cotton of Irasburgh, and
Gen. W. W. circuit of Barton, are eX
pectcd to address the meeting i'll addi
ton to the former programme. Farm
ers come with your wives, somS. and
daughters. and deN ote one day To mental
carry for fare one way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
The ARMY OINTMENT.

Is warranted {" cure Itch. salt Rheum Chilblains
tharlrd Hands. Sores. and all Eruptions
sid everywhere. Price - Cents 500.
How THE lIrH MAY po GuuD.-ThousandS of the
poor are suffering from coughs and colds caused by
'Np"~ur". send each OF these. one bottle 81
HIi".> H"HcU II Har,kouHi amt Tar. Thus count
les lives may hr saved a trifiing cost The rem
-iy l. admitted L. h iufalhr. Crittcntuns 9TH
Avenue. sold hN all Druggists
likr'~ IurthIcht. Drops cur, in minute
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
Our Schools.

Five of our village schools closed last
Friday while three higher. i'll the Union
House. continue in session this week.
and close Friday afternoon. In the
high school there will ht rhetorical eX-
erci>c> Friday afternoon. We hope
parents will visit these schools before
they close. and see what they have for
schools i'll the Cui"n House. The
spring term of all the schools will begin
two weeks from next Monday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
New Firm.

Geo. l.. Bradley, of Sutton, has pur-
chased Mr. Matthew'S interest in the
bakery in this place-the firm now be-
ing Cross * Bradley. The establish
ment does IA large busimess-bake daily
10 or 30 barrels of crackers. i'll addition
to the candy and cirgar and other bust
ness usually connected with bakery.
The crackers made here have "A good
reputation. and are sought for Il hun
bred miles or more away.