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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-14

For the week ending Tuesday. Feb. IL. Is13
VI AEKEr BEEF-A few choice so - a IL OO: extra
- - 10 ~ first quality q - a -; second quail
lily 81 90 : ~. third quality - 90 Il ~.
STORE CArTIE-Working Oxen and Steers. per
pair. Sl0O $50 500 S2jO
MlItH COWS AND tNLYES-e:i = 800. extra S6J IA
-. F3trrow Cows so Il So
lEAIIN"s-sl0 % IA sic. two wears old slg 80
three wears old 80 Il SO.
SwI>E-Wr>tcrn fat none. Northern Dressed
Hogs H. per To. Srurt--W hOlrsalr per Id
retail per III.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-In lots e. - 60 30
- ~ - 80 - ~ per head extra = - e. 10 pei
head or ; 1c per H.
Spring Lambs. : a 1ic per IT,.
Veal alN,.> 81 OOas %.
Brighton Hides. ag!c per ID.
Country Hides . u per H.
Brighton Iall"w u IA 5.c per IL
Country Iallnw DC pei III
Calf skins Ii a ne per 10.
P-t- i - ii 60 80 each.
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trntlur Iininrnt.

Ihrir j. pain which the Crntaur Inmrnt
will not relieve. II" swelling. il will not Subdur ami
II" l.mrn,~~ which it will not cure This L. Str"n.
language. but II l. tIur. Where the parts arr, not
gone its effects vclurs. II has Produced
NOR" cures # rheumatism. neuralgia. lock Jaw
palsy. sprainS. swrllins>. cakrd breasts. Scald>
burns. Nat-rhrum. c.,rachr. Ac. upon the human
frame. and of strains SIavinS. gals. &c. upon ami
mails i'll year than have all other pretended rem
"lics since the world began. 1t l. a counter irri
tamt. an all healing pain rrlrvcr. Cripplrs throw
away their crutchr,. the lame walk. poisonous bites
are rendered harmless. and tn, wounded are healed
without 1t il humhug. The recipe l.
published around each bottle Ii is srlling a. II,
article before sold and il sells because it does
Just what It prrt"uds I" do Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain "r swelling deserve To suffer
If they will not ust tcntaur l.inimrnt More, than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures including
frozen limbs chronic. rheumatism. govt. runnin.
tumors. Ac.. have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe. &c gra
it's. Ia any requesting il One bottle of tn, vel
low wrapper Crntaur Linimcnt is worth hun
drcd dollars fur spawned OF swecnied horses and
mules, or for screw worm in sheep. Stock owntrs-
this linmcnt is worth your attention. Ne family
& CO.. New York
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Resident Land Sale.

me i'slu'ht ri'l'Tlrt"r> "f the Town ct Victory
~ 'ht "hhiN 81 Essex. arr hereby notified thai
'h' la\'~ assessed y said Town within three, wear
next preceding Tins date remain either i'll whole. on
III par unpaid on the trll"win. described land. IN
>h" l"Wh l" VII: - acres of lot 100 acres of LOT
I"-' - q" i'l'S ul lot 10. range l. 10 acres of lot
range ~ acres of lot / range IL ~ acres of lnt
range H. acres of lot range L.! and -, much of
>d dhd VIII III sold at public auction al the dwell
lng house of y. J. Shaw in said Vcr,trv ,,, tb n
"i\ 81 February next. at 10 O'clock III th, foreman
a. shall be- requisite 10 discharge said taxes with
costs. unless previously paid. Dated nj Virt,,r,
inns 10TH "tJanuary. y. II. l-13
.n.E, INNAl X. HOl- SINN til-t ...u.t.LL..
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with words of good cheer. and encour-
age the heart and strengthen the hand
of their pastor and friend, by their
friendly and substantial (S1O0.) and to
express to AN earnest and faithful min
lister ii generous appreciation of his in
tcrc~t ard efforts. Such interviews are
as flowers along litr's pathway, to pas
tor and people, atfording additional
JOYS to heart and life of each.
l\,,nH
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lrafhs.

In this town, Feb :, Willie \, son Of John and
Zeblna Chubb aged about months.
At - John-bury, Feb IL, Mr. Thomas Hill aged
n years. Funeral at Methodist church Friday at
o'clock T. VI.
Al East Concord, VI. Feb :, of quick cnusumI,.
ton, Hattie \, wife of Ira Grant, Jr and daughter
of Loren aud Almira Pratt aged "a years.
At st Johnsbur! Centre, Feb :, Earnest f, son
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5Harriaqrs.

AT ShcIbr""ke, Feb by Rev + Blanchard, Mr.
George Rowland of Iyndonville and Miss Katie
Duffy of Lennoxvill..
Vt Barnet, Jan 30 by Rev john Bole. Mr. i
Norton. Of Mass and Lizzie q Brock of Barnet
At panville Feb l, by Rev ; Little, Mr. Hiram
Fisher and Miss Jennie { Chase. all of Danville
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trying to hold him mp Coveny did not
observe Il loaded ear coming on the p.
& q. r. r., until it WAS within about
twelve feet of him and he just on the
track of that road. With great effort
the horS" was turned partly around. SO
that the ear struck its side, and TUNED
him clear round, cutting his side badly
disabling him for IL time ut least. Mr.
Covcuy considers il very fortunate that
he escaped unharmed as the car WAS
coming ut the rate of 20 miles an hour.
with no engine attached to handle it
with OF give warning of its approach
Beer Seizure
Last Friday night our police force
made IL raid upon the beer sellers of
this village, and the result was the
seizure ot two casks of beer at the de
pot. marked to y. VI. Cook two and
onc-half casks of beer and one barrel of
cider ut kcndall'S; and one-half caSl
of beer at c. ;. Hastings. We under
stand that since last Octohcr Mr. Cook
has had u casks of beer ut this depot ::
large quantity. it SEEMS to It's. for Il
man who runs Il provision and crockcry
store. Don't suppose he sells it, at his
place of business, and can hardly con-
reivc What he should want of such Il
quantity. Can ii he that he sells him
self for Il eats paw III Il business that
he would not carry on under his own
roof? 1t is quite evident that drunken
ness has been ON the increase, in our
village for some time past. We hear
of men. boys and women being drunk
some stir made to stop it. The qucs-
ron comes up. will our citizens stand
lay and support their officers in putting
Il stop to it, oI will they turn IL cold
shoulder and thus li>hcarten the officers
and encourage the rummit$ We trust
our officers may lac supported, and al
thougl Il few gin palaces may shut up
>L"p, the general prosperity of our
community will hr improved. 1t is not
all idle talk that the getting of strong
drink i'll this village, i an easy NATTER
even Young boy can go To certain places
and get Whi>kcl. gin, etc, 10y the pint
OF quart. Yes. through such mediums
we hear of some old drInkaldS getting
their supplies regularly. or ;I- often as
they can raise the funds To pay for it.
We believe all good citizens will help
stop such procedures. Justice John
son ordered the beer destroyed and it
was accordingly done.
L. Sit will he seen 10y the list of
fines that parties were prosecuted on
whose premises II" liquor or beer was
found. huI VIII" deal in il to >oImr rx-
tent. The fines wcr, a> follows: :. l..
Kendall, two offences. 80 and costs :
W. \. Higgins. two offences. so and
costs W. y. Randall. two offences. 80
and costs: :. y. Wright. two offences.
80 and costs: c. :. Hastings, two sec
ond offences. 80 and costs.
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Profit AND SAFETY.
portland and
Ogdensburg
railroad
Trunk
inc to the
--rRmoN1 Atlantic
v early
DIVISION Tone

rnE PORTLAND AND OGpE>sBURG RAILROAD YER
McNr DIVISION, the shortest Trunk Line from tn,
Lakes t" the Atlantic. Nor, than halt the line III
successful operation and the balanct rapidly ap
preaching completion. Montreal fifty seven miles
nearrT Portland hy this route than any other. TIN,
First Mortgage Gold Bonds OF this Road We recon.
mend rs combining prodt ,Cih absolute Satety. Fm
sale III exchange for marketable securities
+. q T. FAIRBANKS \ co.
ST. JnInsbury, VI.
FAIRBANKS 4 co.
No. 81 Broadway New York
FAIRBA NkS BROWN co.
53-56 No. liz Milk ST.. Boston
STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT :,
- In Probate Court held at tn, Probate O:ir,. in
lr13
Riley e. Wouds executor of Tho. last viii ami
Testament of Sampson Woods. lat, uf Barnet il,
sand district deceased. testaic makes at,plicatni
for ccns' L. sell the whole OF the real estate of
~iid deceased. representing that ia" sale of "A uart
Of said real estate necessary for the payment of
the debts of said deceased, and that a part cannot
be- sold without injury tu thus,. Interested il, ~
remainder thereof
Nhereupon, il is ordered by said Court that said
appIcatl"n b" referred 10 the Sd day OF March \
ID. l-13 at the Probate. Offic. in 81 Juhnsh,,r, a.
nearing and decision thereon: and il il further
ordered that all persons interested he notified here
"f by publication of motto" Of this application and
ednnIan, printed AT st. Jnhnsbury befOr. said time,
81 hearing that they may appear at said tim, and
place, and. If they See caus", object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate,
true copy OF Record. Attest
1891 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
SIAlE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -
- In Probate Court held al the Probate Oliicr ~
st bloomsbury, within and for said District the
9TH day of February. i. ID. Is13
An instrument puTpOrtmg To be- the last " i'll ana
Testament of Moses kittrrdgr late of st Johns
bury, III said district deceased being presented to
Court by Albert G.. 'hadwck, one of the rNccutuIs
therein named for Probate
II is ordered by said Court, that all person con
cerned therein be notified to appear at session ut
said Court to be held at tn, Probate Otlicc in
bloomsbury, ON the LIST day of Mar. \. u. 1873 and
show cause, If any they may have against the pre-
bate Of said will tor which purpose it is further
ordered, that copy of the record of this order be
published three weeks successfully i'll the taledu-
man, printed AT st. Johnsbury. previous To sand
time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court. Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
A true copy OF Record, Attest
$3.50 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
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Another Sudden Death.

Rev. Robert Suuthgatc died sudden
our recollection is not in fault. the fifth
>uddcn death in that town. within the
last three months. Mr.. Southgatc WAS
the father of the pastor oi the North
Church in this village. The Woodstock
Post gives the i"llcw ing account of the
circumstances attending Nh. S"uthgatc :
death:
Yesterday (lhuIsdaN) 1T about noon.
rs the Rev. Robert Snuthga1c. who was
li>itim" ut the nous" OF his >on-inlaw,
Mr. Edward DANA. of this place. was
going along the street nearly III front OF
/ the Court House. he WAS suddenly
stricken 10y appoplcNN and fell To the
I ground. He WAS helped up and assisted
t" Mr.. Dana house near the foot of the
park. when. saving h" was able /" walk
. without aid. lIc went INTO the hou>t.. sat
F down on Il sofa. and WAS $rum att"I
found hN It member of the family. quite
dead. He had been i'll fully hi> usual
health until the moment of his falling.
Mr.. :. was born at Portland. Maine.
Jan. 2-th. lon-. He graduated at Bow
dom College in the class of l-26. and
afterwards passed through Il course OF
study at .Amd"vcr Theological Seminary
and spent Il year at Yale. Vt about the
year l~3l. he Vas settled over the Con-
"rrgational church at this place. and at
he time OF his deceasc was pastor OF
the Congregational church at White
River village.
MIR. Southgatc> appearance WAS that
OF rather Il tall. spare man. of remalka-
bly, pleasant address. OF the mind al
the man we have not time to speak
and will only say, in The words of ON,
who knew him we'll. there can b,
nothing said too good of him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-14

\ London detective put his head into
an omnibus one day. just us it was
starting of. with the remark. '.PaSSen-
gers will do well to look out for their
pocket books. There are two mem
beers of the swell mob in this bus"
Thereupom Il gravc-looking old gentle
man, with eyeglasses and gold head
ed cane. hastily got ont. SAYING, IF
that's the case. | won't go in this bus"
lie wa, followed 10y IL clerical looking
gentleman. with Il white choker. who
remarked that he wouldn't ride in such
company. And then the detective
closed the door. and shouted to the
driver. ''.All right; drive on: they've
got out. We don't mean to he unkind
but really the story is an old one, and
we have II" EXCUSE for publishing it.
except that Senator Pattcrson'S pathetic
speech, the other day. about leaving
public life with pleasure, if things were
going on in this way, and then Brother
IIallan'S following him out with remarks
ill Il similar tone, recalled the circum-
stance. NcW York Sun.
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Passulnpsic.

The first of the course of temperance
lectures at this place, WAS held Tuesday
evening, Feb. llth. Rev. Mr.. Spencer
being sick. Rev. l.. o. BIaStow gave il
highly interesting and instructive lee
ture, which WIS listened to with attcn-
ton. The choir sung some stirring
temperance songs which added much to
the interest of the meeting. The au-
dience were 50 well pleased that they
voted to hold weekly meetings after the
next lecture by Rev. b. VI. Tillotson
Feb. 18th
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Farmers Festival.

The farmers of Caledonia county and
vicinity will hold Il farmers festival at
the Avenue House Hall. 1t. .IohnSbury.
Saturday. Feb. 22d. The exercises will
consist of addresses. discussions. and
song. The railroads will carry for fare
ON. MnN-
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TERRIBLE To WEAK Lungs is this Indictment SEA
son \ re- Nuu h0ars,-turmented with cold-cOu
vused with ; hard cough-amoyed with a sor,
throat-troublrd with difficulty of breathing! l.
So loose not an hour ill procuring HdleS Honey q
HO'ehOuHd and Tar the sole and sovereign remedy
for such complaints. Crittenton's. 9th Avenue
sold by all Druggists.
Pixies TOuthaChe Drops cure i'll minute
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Administrators Sale !!

Ia" subscriber administrator of The. estate. Of
lailsa Dickinson. late ct Drrrrld Mass viii
sell al public auction at thu. dwelling h,us,. Of /
Nhi" III ict"ry on Thursday Feb - l-13 ut /,
cI%'k IN IN" itr"n""n On,.half of lot r,u,,. /
/ III Victory. " ''''-'
Dated at Victory this 18th day OF Jan. la.
.Li-.Ll la Al. L HlI -Srl\ A.I,,,i,.,-,....-
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Administrators Sale !

Inc subscriber. administrator of thu. estate. of
Lucy IrckIn>on late ~ Ath-l. Mass will sell AT
pubic auction AT the dwelling house of i
shaw" m Victory. "n Thursday. February -. \. u
i-'' at 10 clock III thr forenoon: On,.haIt of ,r
Is range /. in said Nicf"ry
Dated at Victory this 18th day of January. l-73
800 ISA " r IINL SInN \ Im1iLlt.tr.t...-
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Fire at Miles Mountain.

The lumhcr mill of Lambert Hastings
4 Sons. in Concord. Was burned last
"Wednesday night. The fine WAS dis
covered about II o'clock. and is sup
The stove in the mill was left III il safe
conditions The mill had been recently
supplied with new machinery. Loss,
SIO.0nO. and no INSURANCE. We are
cNcccdingl} SnIry on account of this
loss To tine owners. and that it MAY
prove Il serious Inconvenience I" people
in our place. who contemplate building
HcNt s>IImIuir.
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Hardwick.

There is to he Il Masonic Jubilee given
by the Caspian Lake Lodge, at Dire
mans Hotel, Ilardwick, Friday evening.
Feb. 2lSt Houses full band. of Will
Jamestown. will furnish the music. The
F. y O. Railroad will carry for fare one
way. Members of the order and all
others that attend may feel assured of
IL pleasant time.
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Lyndon.

The social gathering and donation i'll
remembrance and for the benefit OF
Rev. ID. II. Adams. at Lyndon Centre.
Tuesday afternoon and evening last.
was Il pleasant affair. \ good number
We're present To make happy the houI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-14

'a>toria Is more than substitute for Castor oil
II Is the only Saye article i'll existence which is
tain t" assimilate the food, regulate the bowels.
curr windc"lic and produce natural sleep. 1t con
tiIns neither minerals, morphine alcohol and is
pleasant t" take. children need not cry and moth
ter, may rest. l3-G7
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A Would-be Victim.


We learn that Il man at Lynd"nVillc
VIII" goes 10y the name of Capt. Wilbur,
received box 10y express. marked &c.
-. d.. and ii hill of thirty dollars tn
pay on it. Now it So happened that
the Capt. WAS short of funds and could
not pay the little hill 81 aS to get posses
sion of the much coveted box and also
claimed thai the parties agreed L" send
II express paid. The express agent
wrote Ia New York in reference TO the
matter but could find nothing of the
parties from which the Capt. said the
box came and 81 he opened the box
and found 1t to contain. SaWduSt II
Mas too bad the Capt. couldn't lais, the
wind and take the box. 50 aS to hav.
suffered to the tul' extent for his at
tempted counterfeit money scheme.
Accidents.
Last Monday morning. Mrs. Gale.
mother of J. y. Gale of Portland street
fell on the ice and broke one of her
arms at the elbow.
Last Saturday as Mr.. Joseph Covenv
Was crossing the railroad track on Port
land street an engine came down on the
I. q +. X. K. track and whiStlrd. which
frightened Nh. C"veny's horse. and in
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Agents for the Caledonian.
znrai apd Stair }lrns.

lnraI Wd Stair -5trns.
The friend, ol Rev. Isaac Hl att
will meet at THEN hall on Thursday
evening, Feb. % at 7.:}O o'clock, fnr II
donation visit.
Books and Reading" will lie the
subject of TIE lecture at the Church of
the Messiah, next SUNDAY evening.
Services commence at $50 o'clock.
The Board of Agriculture, Manu-
features and Mining will hold ii meet
inc at Luncnburgh. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Feb. 18th and 10Th. The
farmers generally. and all others inter
r>tcd. are invited to attend.
B> advertisement it will he seen
that Hogen \ Mudgc'~ Minstrel troupe
and brass band are to give two rntcr-
tainncnts al the town hall, Feb. 26th
and 9th. Ifnumhcr> will make IL good
show they ought to give one. as they
advertise % performers.
There WAS not IL very large audi
enc" III 'h' Town Hail !" '''i N'>S
Gregory t''"' ""' '''"S' 'l''' "'" "''e""
were we'll pleased with the cntcrtain-
mcnt. Although Miss Gregory was at-
hirtcd with Il cold. most of the selections
,,r, we'll rendered. and brought ont
heart, .url,ns,.
Frd>ler brothers. "i l-Nnd"nNlllt,
have leased the paint shop formerly "'-
r"pled 10y Randall hh'PP' near the
depot. III TINS village an" "Peie" Il
pitIht store an" >h"V- lhel 'l'iIili |"
ht men "l experience III li'li me "i
business, ami propose I" keep Nha' Is
much needed helt' hist-'lass ah"p Ill
all RESPECTS.
Mcssrs. Smith n Galhralth. OF Pas
sumpsic. whose advertisement appears
IN our paper. have presented us a
Specimen "i their WORK III th' shape "l
broom. OF their manufacture. which
has some novelties ah"lt IT, ana ac-
c"rdlng to om idea Is about the best
constructed article of the kind We have
ever seen. We have II" doubt amy man
could make his wife smile 10y present
ing her with one. Try 1t.
las, Init. #, ,t,.d ,..,,, i,t,,h.
''''' at 80 '''''',,'''' ',,"
'''''''' v an ~, '",,'''
lux ''"''''' wv mum
'""'',lE III P''''' INV ,''"' "f
pears MI LHl"t" Has S"' "''\'iH over
all al these "iNeaNes' Da''''h@ Is I'll
common occurrence III MS h"''>'' an"
" me "l S'"' l"l S'liiliS I""'' ""'NS
rs though ne uiu something Ill tl"'
"''>lii'SS' Is 1t P">H''i' i'' "'''H w
Keep ho'e' "i'" l"' s'i' ''"'
,,,,,..,. u..,, ,.;r,ul.,t,d thr,uvh th,.
R.,iIr,,d sb,nS ,t Iyrdnuyille. and.
.;,,,.d j,, all ,h,. v,rkmru with ON.
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smallpox and the Health Department
is fumigating the building" For Il
then disguSted, and IL moment latter
the driver was left alone to get his ma
chine home. Fumigation is not now :;
popular subject in Buliinch street, and
persons having due regard for then
health make no alluSion to it while in
that particular neighborhood.-- Boston
Journal.
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of Frank and Sarah Clifford, aged years and
months.
At Washington, Hon T. W Bartholomew.
At Hyde Park Jan L.. Mrs Mason Peake aged
66 years.
At Concord. H. Jan 81. Joseph Robinson aged
a wears
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Sprriai Jnhrr!s.
T.. Is. /. \ lE ID

Manufacturer al the
CELEBRATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS TAB.
LETS. HEAD STONES. Ac-. Sc.
Ais" importer and dealer III the world
rrT"wn RED and GRAY POLISHED
NtOICH GRANITE MONUMENTS
rAEI FT> Ne. AC
have Polished Granite now "n hand
and will imp"rt I" order and sell thu
SAM i"I les than ciu h,. h"u.lu III
Boston Discount {" rh,. trade. O,rI
an designs on hand rlr:,S, call and
Sc.
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ST. ;subnsburp Galedonian.
:, ,ohn.bury. VT. Friday, Feb. II. 1878.

-, Friends in this section of the Stat" VIII "ad
,,,trri,lly To the interest of the ta"d"nan ny
.,udiu. uS local items promptly and III "li'i "@-
.hl,. form.
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OF U. S. $40 BONDS,
can realize
PROFIT OF 30 Per Cent

ny exchanging them for FIRST MORTGAI
hoN Us OF IN" i. n. q. K. K. VI. division al
present market rates and draw same interest as
nov" per cent gold. Many awaiting them
selves OF the chance. Apply al
First National Iiank st. Iuhnshurv
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Rum Rampant.

We clip the following from the New
port Express, it being il portion of Il
communication from ST .JohnShurN to
that paper.
Last Saturday two Young men. work
men i'll the Fairbanks shop, were seen
aboU; bowling saloon i'll this village.
i'll Il state of evident imtoNication. \
short time after gentleman went into
the place and. on iuquiring for one of
them, was told that he was in another
room dIUnk. He found the Young man,
il disgusting and pitablc object, but
with reason enough left to recognize
him and realize his condition. For
Gods sake take me ont of this accurscd
hole" said he: take me away and let
me die. Young man. he WAS once a>
strong to resist temptation is you are.
He could drink IL glass of liquor and
stop there" Look ut him to-day and
imagine your own feelings. the mad
denlng, torturing. vain regrets which
would possess your mind. were You i'll
his place. Give the subject sober. see
ond thought. and then, if you dare fol
low III his footsteps. frequent these hell
born holes. make those whom he called
his friends your friends. stake your
soul as he stakrd his. and then take the
fearful consequence.
DI>GUSTED FIREMEN. Just before
five O'Clock last evening Il Young man
rushed into the BuliimciI- street Engine
House, and after pausing for Il moment
To regain his breath. announced that ii
house i'll Hanover street was 'all of IL
blaze. The new Babcock chemical en-
CINE was dispatched at once. accompa-
MED by members of Engine Four, and
the Insurance Company, and when
halfway down the street Saw il large
amount of smoke issuing from the up
per windows of IL wooden house.
The engine was run up to the walk.
the hose WAS attached, and Humphrey
was about to open the acid valve when
ii Policeman Oh the opposite side of the
street shouted, Il wouldn't go in there
if were YOU: there's been case Of
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The Board of Agriculture, Manu-
features. and Mining will hold Il meet
inc at Lunenhurgh. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Feb. 18th and 10Th. The
farmers generally, and all others inter
rStcd. are inv itcd to attend.