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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

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MIS- Mrkinstry will speak IN The
town hall next sunday. ut | 10 and : II.
u. III. Social meeting at 1890 IL. ~
The concert of the Cornct Band
tuesday evening. WIS IL very pleasant
entertainment, and greatly cni"lcd 10y
all III Attendance.
The bodies in the tomb of the II.
Iohnsbury cemetery. will he Inferred
next Tuesday and Wednesday. All in
relcsted will take notice.
t. b. Cobb has left the agency here
of the Wilcox y Gibbs Sewing Machine
Company. and w. II. Nelson of this
place has taken the vacant p"siIion.
DL Warner. ii will he seen 10y re-
fruug To ouI advertising cnlumc$ has
taken a partner To enable him to anSv eel.
al hi calls for work.
Hall \ Fletcher have received their
>pling goods. They make II Il speciality
To keep the best goods t" he found III
,h' market. This l. well understood.
John Clark has sold his building
.r.,..,,, West .,r..t +, Wm NJ p,rto,
....5 Id,r R,iI., fan, rb,. ,un ,t
'f
Daniel l.. Woods has sold hi. hori,,.
and Ior ON fbc DnuyiIle ruId IN this
,ovp to ,;coro. {; C;ould for G1j
and hpu,rbr IN. David Lawrence. farm
]" i"'N me- "i marshall 'iii"f"' al
-''''''
W., ,rkuo,vl.dru tho r.r.i,t of q,
r,,L,u,. nf uire ,,,,dau se,.d. fran,
lriprs brothers Rochester y y N.o
, parl,ay, of Garden and aov., s..J.
from Wick of ,he San, uL,r,. Jh., .,,.
P'''''''' ~ '''''"' 'i''''s
Miss Ina NJ, Bridgmop will sneak
uron woman and IN. tpmn.,,,,c.. c.,u.a
'F''' "'''''' anu 'i'e ''in ''l'' ''uNe'
'''' II man, ''''"H ''Hi"S' "'H
'''' '""'e - S""'' "n'' 'i'" sue
: ItPreseh'e" |" Ne an interesting
fe'he'' 9e''7 ir'''
uin;. ..,. -. $1,000, =,
..L.,<9 - tL, r,I,,,..; .I..
"""HS'hS III" sl'ilhS E"""S' MS ftp'i-
''''"h l"r heePihS just what every """>
" anus - "'''e' anu we nave Il" H"''''t
Nv P''.''' VIII ii''" 'ii'i's> "S h'' repre-
>''''S 'loi'i'
Tn, pYvsop Duntnn 4 S,,ibro,,.
N,pu,l of poun,orsLir rr.,,.,i,..I
hand -hnok on tb, ,rt nf ta,cLi,. nan
mansbir- f,, tcocb.r- of s,b,oI. ".
'P' va wa WI va M
III N o"'' w" yin "''" III
Samuel Curricr nf Walden fifteen
miles west of us-suparcd off for the
Inst time this season. ON th,. 9Th and
then could ror pn ro hi. smear ,,,,n
with his oxen on ,rruuut of the d,,tL
of SHOW. Ahnut = JoIn,sLu,, u,,uI,.
took in rhci, buckct. = week ar u,n,r
ogo.
h''' H. a. spencer Oh the Mcth"-
Montpelier this week. He leaves this
place. after one Years acceptable ser
wee, at his own request. He is an in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

SEVENTY .ONE WEARS OF AGE
EA-I VI ,E~HIIEIp. Aug. -. I-.u
Nr. ~IININ-
IhsG Sit! an seventy one Years of ace. have
suffered many Nrar> with Kidney ,'"mplaint weak
Hc-- III my back AMI stomach. | ws~ induced hy
friends t. Try vuur \FrEIiNF. and | think il the
10. ur;cIu,. Ion weakness IT the kidnr,s ever
used have trir! many I,.mrii,s tor thi> com
iIHIur. and never found much relief ~ from the
\"-rtIn". Ii str u.thcIS and invisurat,S the
Whrir system Many Of my :cuunintancr- ha,,
taken 4 and b,y, II t" h,. .nnd for all thu, con,
plants Lot which il - r,cumm,n drd
Yours truly. JOSIAH II. SHERMAN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
HardWick.

Hardwick
un the Both of April, Mrs. J. +. Viii
liamS and Gc". W. Page. were thought
before Justice Prrley, charged with
adultery. upon complaint of States At
torncy May. Each were held for tlial
at county court in the sum of $500.
The blacksmith shop owned 10y Ama>a
Morse. At East Hardwirk, was burned
on Monday the 9TH. The basement was
occupied 10y Nj. Morse for black
smith shop, the first floor by b. b.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
WAGES

I'OR ALL WHO AEE WILLING TO WORK.
L Nny person. old or y"Un.. of eirhrr sex can
make from SO I" so per week AT home dav or
evening. Wanted by all suitable To either t'itI
al "InlrI and any season of the wear. This is q
rare opportunity for those who are out of work
ami out "l money. {" make an independent living
\" capital being required. Cur pamphlet HOW
10 MAkI y LIVING. giving full Instructions
sem on r,c' ipt of 10 cents. Address. y. BUTTON
\ 60. M"rri-ania. Westminster Co y Y
AGENTS everywhere {" sell .ur new and novel
NANffD Embruidcring Machine send for Illus
'rai"d Circular, I" the Mckee Manmfacturin. Com.
InIny. :Il broadway. New York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

'a-t"rii - NOR" than substitute t,r aston Oil
II - the only ''!'' Article IA existence which l.
tam I" a>>imILat" TIA, t""'i regulate thu h"w.ls
cue "Ind-c"hc and produce, natural sleep 1t con
talns neither uln'Itl- morphine alcohol ant L.
pleasant 1" take. hildr,n need not cry and moth
els MAY Tt~t. so
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
Lyndonville.

May day Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Dewey
celebrated their golden wedding. Rela-
tNc>->om of them were ut their we'd
ding gathered from far and near. Rev
Mr.. Fisk oiliriatrl. and the occasion
WAS Il pleasant one. Gifts we've left and
a h"umlii'ul rcpa>t provided.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

according to present Indications
,"''" viii he quite Il number of new
''''''ings erected within the present
'i '>o" - principally dwelling houses.
''''h are much needed. There are a
"''Nlu'lahle number of men with FAM
'''''' Ill business here. who are com
rN''eu 10 live at distance. for want of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
FOR pINpIES oS ruE E,,r

hlackhrads and Fleshw"rnIs PERRY In
proved o"mednne and Pimplc Remedy the great
SKIN medicine. Prepared only by Dr Il. e. PERRY
Dermat"lugist. 80 Bond St Y sold by Drug.
glsts everywhere. ri .Sm
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

The World and his wife have. made, nm their
minds that there Is nothing under heaven So certain
as cure for cough cold or difficulty of breath
M, as Hates Honey | H"reho"nd and Tar. The
sal" Is over three Thousand luttlrs per day Crit
tent"n :. 9Th Avenue. sold by all Druggists
Pixies Ioothach Drops cure in l minute
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
Maying.

Scholars of the Alchemy, High and
Grammar schools. went down the river
M;.ying. while the other schools had
pirrics and h"Acr-hunting on the hills
and in the forests in the vicinity of the
village. II Wis very unkind and in
decent IN those boys who cut trees back
of Col. Fairbanks residence. and their
parents will d" II good thing for the
boys if they look the matter mp. and
make proper Ieparation for such All
objectionable injury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

Is warranted I" cure Itch Salt Rheum Chilhlains
happrd Hands. Sores and all Eruutnns
Sold everywhere. Price. - Cents 51-6g-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
Lyndon Centre

Lyndon Centre.
Eugene NJ. Campbell. OF sutton. goes
tu Boston next week to obtain supplies
for IL new grocery store he will soon
open at Lyndon Centre. He will ad-
vcrti>c his opening in due season.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
EIyville.

EIyvilIe
Ih, foll"wim. Ne ac rrpu, ,r,d to
publish:
\ brief abstract OF the report OF the
-. lily lille. foI the year i~1@: Th,
spring school i'll III" primary depart
htiti Imk. .,ud with upwards 81 ~ "t
those ~,naii ~rli"i;I~. She did her vul,
we'll. An exercise from the Bihi,. 1T
the close of school each .iight. 10y the
school ~ u.ii~on. MIS- Nrli attractive
and &"uU. AMI seemed l." IL, enjoy ed by
the ~ch""l. We think Mrs. Clark Il
good Teacher.
The illl amt winter terms in this de
r"i;lnrut. were taught 10y Miss Maria
hu<lcil. - Young teacher. The school
va, not e large ~ in the >prim" term.
school teaching requires experience like
tiiink the pim.tl, DEPARTMENT needs
more experience ami sill thai, the
larger school. Miss Rullrll did well
10 - Young teacher.
ihc SPRING and tall terms of In, lrln,.
school were tau.iIr in Mrs. Henri, Half.
We OF tracliu. MIS- Good also.
her school. The order WIS YER, rood
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
New Goods !
JUST RECEIVED AT
George P. Moore's.
REMOVAL !!

The undrrsi med has removed his Boot and shoe
shn from the basement of Hall 4 Flrtrh,rs Ia rh,
Burnham Building. Main Street over Aldrich :
Photograph Gallery where he will bc prepared la
ill all orders tor Boots and Shoes on short notice
keep constantly IN hand good assortment IF
French and american Calf. Kip. and other kinds of
Leather. al III. best quality. which will he made
up in the latest STYLES and the best manner.
invite al who wish Tor any tin IN my line to xiv,
a trial. EUGENE COERINEAI.
st Juhn-burv. Nav l. l~73 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
Administrators Sale at Auction

viii he sold at Public Auction on saturday Nav
Il. AT ! o'clock +. NJ. about 40 Acres of Pasture
Land situated near the West t"ncurd depot. and
about mile from the villau" If West Concord
known as the Alvin Powers Pasture. Also about
10 Acres ct Timber Land. the timber encountered
hN lease The pasture will lac sold all together "r
IN pieces. to- suit purchasers.
LEVI HOW T.. Adm
West Concord VI. Nav d 1873 o. 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

AVERY GORE.
The whole of Avery = Gore being a gore of lane
lying west uf and adjoining the township II Lewis
originally granted to Samuel Avery contHinin.
O.62j
WARMERS GRANT
The whole Of Warner = Grant being Il suI. Of land
lying west "f and adjoining Warren Gore originally
granted To- Seth Warner. containing 1000 acres.
And much of said lands i'll be sold at public
auction at the Court House in Guildhall. ill said
county of Essex. the thirty first tJ day Of Ma,
next, AT 10 O'clock in the forenoon, shall be
requisite to discharge said taxes with costs unless
previously paid.
d. II. BEATTIE Collector of Taxes foI
the unorganized towns and cores i'll Essex County.
Dated at Maidstone. this 9Th day Of Arpil, A. D..
1873. oS-67
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
THE ARMY OINTMENT.

,, ANlED Farmer III every town agent for the
coLLINs STEEL FLOWS. For terms &c. address
'oLLlNs Co.. PIP Water St. New York G5-67
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

THE NEW ELASTIC Truss. An I,tn,tnnt
IHre"t'"" II retains the Rupture al all times and
huti thr hardest exercise severest strain 1t is
Nmrh with comfort and if kept night and day
effects a permanent cure in a few weeks sold
cheap, and sent by Mail when requested circulars
lIte whel ordered by letter sent The Elastic
Truss Co. No. G-3 Broadway. y Y. civ M
body uses Metal Sprin. Trusses too painful: thev
slip of too frequently. 65-eow "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
THE PARLoR COMPANION

Every Lady wants one
Every Man ought to have one,
sent ON receipt of Ten Cents Address l.. F.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
Pistols and Guns.

Pistol firing. 10y boys about the vii
lagr. Is more than Il nuiSance-it is
dangerous. We have heard of people
who dared NOT go where they wished
to. hccaIlse of the firing upon our streets
and commons. The law forbids it. and
public safety likewise. and it i Il mys-
terry that the boys are not arrested
They have done INJURY to property. 10y
shooting through Nh. Paddock's tin
buckets in his sugar place. and the
notice i'll the frame on the enhance to
the cemetery has tw" bullets through the
glass. and there are bullets in the watc
around ii. The parents of boys who
have rifles and pistols can find ont who
did this mischief if they wish to do it.
If they cannot Ito ii they had better
send them Ia the Reform school at
once.
II is NOW dangerous t"r people 10
work i'll the fields about the village. OF
for children to go out upon the hills.
and will remain :" till the pistols and
rifles are taken from the boys Nor is
ii >.ttt even to send children il school
when there are boys with pistols on th,.
commons or in THEN p"rhct> in ul around
school houses.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

The Hcckwith $50 Portable Family sew
ing Machine, on 80 Days Trial: many advanta
%rS over all Satisfaction guaranteed or so rc.
i',iil"d sent complete. with full directions Beck
with Sewing Machine Co.. So broadway y Y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

Tn" buildings of Luther bradley
the Hiram Aver place towards the
u"liIwr~r section "f y. .IohusiurN
were harmed Il; nearly neon of he 7th
Fine first seen issuing from The roof ot
'he BAN. y little hc,iding was about
all that was saved. except Nh. Bradley
got Il morse from The haIn. Insured in
Farmers Mutual t"I II .OUU-on build
ins>. furniture. pros i>i"n. clothing and
produce in barn. MI. Bradley is It hard
working man. with only one arm. and
we are sorry GA account of his mis-
fortune.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
The Weather.

couple of showers during the last
week. with tine sunny days. and clear.
chilly nights. We can see the remains
of ~" "r thee SNOW drifts upon the
hills about ouI village.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09
EoraI and Stafr Arus.

chief Justice Chase died of par;tl-
, SIS. i'll New York. on "Wednesday last.
This WAS his second attack of the kind.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

\ fresh. fashionable. and elegant assortment Of
seasonable goods, at the Store lately occupied hv
\. L. BLISS. Railroad Street c"n,stin. of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

Members of Congress are entitled
T" 'ct of : volumes each. of the Mcdi-
'"' and surgical History of the war OF
me Rebellion. Tw" volumes are OUT.
mes" will he especially useful to the
medical profession. But there are more
'''ii seven doctors in each ComgreSSiun-
"I hlNIlIct. and To make the work avail
'''" I" all, Judge Poland has concluded
." place one set of his quota in each of
,"' most public libraries of his district
MS Is evidently Il wise distribution of
vi" important work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-09

June COURTS coming, and the return
ri Mr. l.. b. Flint. Janit,r. from Il trip
I" New Orleans. may Ice regarded H. Il
harhing"r of the event. We much pre-
Ter him. as It f"rerumHer. to sheriff
Weeks. We shall keep an eye on him
till service time is past. whcu We shall
feel at liberty to 90 fishing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-03

Ma. MssxicK or MaarLsxp. In seme
pen and iak sketches Of the speakers in Caa-
gross On the Ceedit Mohilier resolutions.
esrrespoaaeat ef. the New York World
thus speaks ofthe Hon. wn. NJ. Merriek
This gentleman in appearance isthe ex-
act counserpart Of William NJ. Evarss.
slim In the extreme. With very pale face.
he shovs at once The feres OF his intellect
in his splendid forehead. IL the speech-
Is in The Credit Mobilier debate we're tn
be ciassed so a. 10 divide the powerfal ID.
sic from the beaafifni rhsacria< the paini
Of the former belongs to Judge Merrick.
while the honor Of the latter Is decidedly
due to Gen. Banks.
1t was Mr.. Merriek's painful duty 10
defend the report Of the Committee. o.
which he was one. which demanded the
expulsion Of Messrs. Ames aud Brooks -
Step By step. in the most clear. logical,
and unsnswersble argument. he welded
link By link the chain Of evidence agains.
Messrs. Ames aud BROOKS until he made
a cable strong enough 10 hold a Who'll"
navy. There was strange feeling Sf
sympathy that followed this speaker in bis
speech. Instinc'ively the House and tho
whole audience Eel, tha, they ~erc listen
ing to an honest man; not only homes, III
the conventional. meaning Of the word. but
honest when that much battered virtue
braves dangers and sneers. and is consid-
cred ous Of fashion. Would that tho
whole country could have heard tho Spar
tan judge as he delivered his speech ou
the 25th Of February There is no fear
of the republic being swallowed up and
wrecked BY the absorbing money powers
and chronic corruptious rs long as the
voice Of men like Mr.. Merrick can still b.
heard in the Council Chamber. He w-s
not only listened to with grea. attention.
but in spite of,hc rigid House rule he was re.
wardcd with applause that vas with Diff
ty suppressed. When Mr.. EIdriige asked
him why he did not find the Implicated
members guilty as well as Amcs aui
Brooks. he replied: II am no. here to
demand the punishment Of the guilty only.
but am also here to shield and exonera,e
the innocent" 4 terrific applause fol.
lowed these noble words.
How much more forcible were these few
simple words CT eloqucnce than all the con-
centra.ed essence of ofingenuity which for two
days and two nights tried to exoneratc the
implicated members besides Ancs aud
Brooks.
Judge Mcrrick is dangerous warrior;
Interruptions. questioning. and badgering
seem to have no more effect on him than
lightning on conductor. The Speaker
justly called gentlemen to order by telling
them to ask questions Of Mr.. Merrick one
at time. But the Spartan judge dis
daiucd even such a clemenCy. Never
mind" said he; Il am an old lawyer. aud
can stand interruption as well as any 9TH
er man"
The photograph of this honest. able.
and certainly grea. man is then only COM
ple,e when it is stated that not only men
Of his own party. but every honest and
true republican. conceded him to be man
of justice. HONESTY. and ability. worthy Of
the esteem aud admiration Of his country
Hen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-03

THE Finsr.-An Of Bulwer's plays
we're prod ueed under an assumed name.
On the night Of tbe production of the La.
dy Of Lyons he was obliged to speak on :
grea { question in Parliament, and could
not be present to see biz play. Af.cr the
Debate he hsstcued to the theatre. and, On
leaving the corridor. met the Marquis oI
Salisbury. who Was just entering it,
mot 1t the debate. my lordy'
mo; felt seedy. 80 vent to the Gar
den 70 see the 'new piece
"And how did you like ~
''Oh. trash. .eas the shor; reply ofths
marquis, as he entered the House.
They both had many hearty laughs owe,
this eueousscr in after years This va,
she frss honest opinion b.Hd Lyisoe re.
eeiyed upon the produetion Of his new
play.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-03
CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK.

The following appeared in the New
York Errnin5 Post, June 10Th:
We all know that mechanical inventions
arc the peculiari,y of our age. and have
much to do with producing and disiribu-
ting our most important commodities.
while they promote the education Of our
people by taking the heaviest burdens
from their hands. and BY securing time and
means for Instruction. 1t Is proper. there
fore. 10 hold our inventors 10 liuh0r and
to present them and their intentions 10
the public eye in fitting monuments.
1t h4s occurred TO number of our cit:
liens that a suitable monument should be
erected in the Central Park, in memory
of the late ELIAS HowE. JE.. the invent.
or OF the sewing machine, and that the
money should be raised By voluntary Of
ferings Of nat more than one 2,J'cr each
from ladies who have known the benefits
Of the Invention. Elias Howe, Jr., was
not merely successful inventor. whose
needle machine. more powerful aud hu-
name than the famous "ncedle gun has
changed wholly the face OF one Of the most
universal and fatieaing hind Of domestic
toll; he was also good citizen and earn
est patriot. who freely gave his money anil
time. and was ready to risk health and
life for his country.
/, is understood that an experienced
sculptor has a satisfactory design for an
impressive monument. with studies model
led from life. and ,ha, a gentleman Of Tcl'-
known integrity snd thorough acqusint.
ance with the history Of the invention is
ready to &C; as Treasurer.
Samuel 0saood. Howard Crosby.
William C Bryant. Charles C'Conner.
II. Ward Beecher. Henry ". Bellows,
Willard Ps-ker, +, II. Chaplin.
Fred. de Peystcr. Cyrus W. Field.
Joha Cotton Smith, Alex. Maxterton,
r. Ogden Doremus. j. S. Gibbons.
We pow beg leave TO saw that the Com.
mittee having organized and apre; nied Few
DR.. Samuel Usgood. Chairman. DR.. Il.
Ogden Doreinus. SccEetarS. and Alex.
Masierton. Esg. Treasurer. we trust that
the public ~ill respond freely 10 the cali.
50 thst there may be rs lit;le del=y rs pos
sible before this .merised iesiimoaisl 10 :ho
great inventor viii be added "a tho Eobls
works Of art that .dorn our Parh. Sab
scrip.ions may ts forwarded 10 Alexander
Nasscr'ou. President Manufacturers and
Merchants Bank, No. 561 Broadway.
New York. s--
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Dental Notice.

II respectfully offer my serviees -
j 20 those who may desire them. fYy
AhersEssicAs performed upon the IYp
teeth known TO the profession Of pensissry -
Rsssens dssirsne ny services ~ their hcm<swiI
meet wieA promps astention by dropping .se
nsse q lsooasdtcvn. Teeth inRried In an,
manner desired, and at reasonable prices Oi
fcs and sesidence In Leonardtown, Sc. Mary
esssty, Nd. Very Respersfsily,
PAGE E6NuKDs.
Dee 10, lssl--Hs
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Re- A sorroRing fricnd. vriiiag Of the
death Of sn essinabls lady said. ..She has
gone TO her eternal rest" His dismay
can only be fainsly imagined when. upon
Q a.'proof Of his obituary notice being cent
to him. be read. She has gone to hes
eternal rcast."
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started back. and in Q frightened way
pointed to tit was muf]cd In blaci
Grape. and two large streamers Of the same
material we're waving idly in the Summer
breese. fie
The door suddenly. bot uoiselessly open-
ed. and Jack B0boliak stood before them.
All he said was .'eome." aud the commit.
tee. fearing to disobey. followed him into
the parlor. and there resting on table.
shrouded in black. was the cold and life-
less body Of an old womsn->"shst girls
@sssss 4s-~-s-ssss-s. :.
Jack Bobolink. 90 they say. married
that girl. ANY way. they left Yeilville
together. takirg with them old Mrs. Bob
olink. and they never came back.
The people Of our village are satisfied
now that there was nothing wrong in THAT
girl" and they are sorry that it all hap.
pened. but how were they to know that
she had a bed ridden mother, they had
never seen her. and if ''that girl wanted
people to know it, she should have brought
her mother to tho village in the day time;
to be sure, Mrs. Bobolink. now tha, they
thought Of 1t. did say something about it.
but how we're they to know. they are very
sorry Of course, but it cannot be helped.
and there is one thing they will say. aud
stick to. her taking that cottage was de-
cidedly suspicious.
Mr.. Smokers. BY request. resigned from
the ministry. and some folks say it vas all
owing to Jack Boboliuk.