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Philip Werlich, wholesale and retail dealt
CT In Pianos ana Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 Ilarunnc street, New IN
leans. Qualities better, prices lower ana
terms moro favorable than at amy establish
memt South Large sales FULLY attest thCo
statements, Pianos sold ON payments OF
sl2 10 and so per month II preferred. Philip
Wcrlcn's Is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house IN New
Orleans. one-fourih million copies sheet
music of all kinds. Send for price list and
tnims. l2ddu
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Snocinl NnticA.

city Hall, Septeinber3, lS73.-lt being ru'
ca tnal the yellow fever is probably pro
yaiins to some extent IN the cities of Gal'
weston, shreveport dnd New Orleans, and
Win the direct communication now existing
Delween the above n',med places ana thh
city, would earnestly ask that, hs prevent
i've every citizen use strong dlsinlcctants
and do every thing In then powcrto Keep thu
city In It's present hcaluny condition.
NJ. A. CORNELIUS NJ. d.
ljTdt Health Officer.
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nNlAa. Apnlnmhcr la Ieia,

10 the Ed',or OF The Dallas Herald
Now that he 1eses N3d y, c'dc
III ! oad hpve bp"ta woe irndiO coH-
lain 10000 gpious, why calpot ,nc
mcrcnanis and property holocls on
Main nod Elm rec be Scen iiou q
.oaood q 'H''h ly.mng rod put UP
livdpn's al,leS '"cCcmh" = % lurni. h
apun'mcIt supply Of wa iors eot
~ Ioeling uad ~ Gaze o. lircs' rlc
Coz, wou,n bc Auodts 90 for c'chs ee
Ci'piXliN.
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Geo. NJ. Littlef1eld a. CO., fur
niturc dealers. have moved Op.
posite the Scott House, Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
In completed. ll7tf
Pratt's Astral Oil.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlcss. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
Of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly Ia take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every possi-
bic test and Its perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use In over SOOOJ
families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or II jirectly, has ever oc-
CURED froni burning, scoring or handling IL.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and ds'nger-
4 our oils In the United States, IT, appalling.
| The Insurance companies and fire commits
| are used. send for circular.
| For saie at retail by the trade generally
| and ut Wholesale hy the propr'etors,
CHAS. PRATT 4 CO.,
i0sdSwom los Fulton street, New York.
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AT the carly dawn Of tac late rebellion
John would go. lie could not be induced 10
abandon his lighting proponsl,ies. His wlie,
though young, was in feeble health, pale,
emaciated and haggard \ parting Kiss, y
few tears, and John bid adicu. Daring the
first twelve months Of the war news came
that Johns vito had passed away. The war
closed, and john, with honors sears and
tears, returned to his once happv hont'. 50,
,nti sweet flower, so beautiful In fading, is
40 nore," said he" but Will stroll tno w,,tKa
" mere once we were so happy. lie knocked
y, tie door, was invited INTO the pailor; Il
lnc healthy, iosy .ady made ne, appear
.tnct; Il snort silence; loud sore I'm, and SHE
1 II INTO Iii, aims, That lady was Johns
wife. "My dear Julia, what produced such u
wonderful change in ynu?" "Dr. Dromgoole's
English Female Bitteis," was The modest
reply.
Theail important question to tie contract
OF and buildcr-liow can ! make more
money ut lower figures on my blus? Answers
Easy enough; base your bids upon iaii
margin over what your work will cost ut the
| DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
lg5tuth&sat3w
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murcniSs.
Town Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots lone blocl'l, on The pIlne'pn'
.husecss street OF thet Of iinlchin'' on
Inc Central Railroad, In pnilas eonh'S '"'
sale at low prices. Apply to
'r NJ. JOHN w,swiNDElIS'
,..,.,,, Herald once,
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Tldar.lLp , 90 .le ~
,ll ale =, co,15! Min aua Lrnnf
Apply 20. & q" Git,l I'd' .
Sonnrc, lJltr
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az preference alta price" need not be asked
by the appreuiative mechanic who bases his
bids on what his doors, frames and fronts
will cost at the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
| l63tuth&snl)w
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The contractors who W bnild up Dilns-
tiOG wao throw aside the obsolete hahd
wa AM gct the i".m.ng done ~ .hc
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS
ii3lNthss INV
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For Rent,

The Southern Hotel, situated on Main street.
The street cars pass the door every ten min
utes. Apply to
l77di0t THOS. FIELD.
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billiard Tables.

Agency for the sale OF II. Brunswick 4 Co.'S
billiard tables, improved cushions.
w. X. OHRlCi, Agent,
l5sdlm Jefferson ST., two doors from Main.
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NOR ICE

A ~ t"r ga "D
eg,t,Io 80 uH q n.i' "ino'N
already cstaLlrp e. a. - \. ~ IL
Bro :, lin >uc", a" ad,rc'. ). {.
20, v. Go N
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Fourth Annual Fair
OF
HARRISON COUNTY,
At their grounds in
CITY OF MARSHALL

Commencing September 20, and continues
Four Days.
Colonel John W. Forney. Of Philadelphia,
tile accomplished editor OF the Press, will Il,
liver the opening address, lueStay, Septem-
Der -. ut ii ain. Other dist;ns disnCd speak
crs viii, deliver addresses on the succeeding
days.
The grand finale will be u Masquerade Ball
on the evening Oi Friday, october 3, under
the auspices Of the Association ana u conf
millec OF gentlemen. No one win be admit
ted TO participate In the bail unless IN mask
and cos, umc.
rhe premiums for trottlng, pacing, etc,
will be double those published In the c.,t.i-
loguc.
The survivors of the Third Texas Cavalry
viii meet on Friday, October y, to form an
organization. NJ. =. Coleman will deiiyrr an
address. q. NJ. PHILLIPS; Pie 1.
JouN u. FRALEy, SecteislN. lold;d
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fho store house now occupied by The a. lel'
slgned, also, the mont Office mp stairs In thu
same building, formerly occupied ~ Field &
Nowinn,
l,sdtf PRATHER & MURPHY.
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Two first-rate large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply TO
II. y. GAY, JR.,
l5l-dt Office Jordan, Gay & Go.
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RIO rR!NrEns,,,A ss ,y, a, hand pscy
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wv Wv wv WI 'f' ~ ~
o. ", 'r,
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Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash,
preferred. Apply toc.J. Dent 4 Co., oiiice
City Railroad. iShu
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Ilurnitnrl
pricL storo Hnnss for Rent.

bedroom sci for sale, nc0rly now, App
~ ms Office,
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+. \. BATHROOM. Local Eater
rl- ftn ~
Tao 0.AcMt prfr u ~ ~
lnn MoNN.

~. nm. the n,tniiie-and 'he ""rh
,ar. 10 de ~ Hool aar''i m" ~ ~
Io~ p.,s., ~ ,an pc dor' ons "h''F'
and No mean 40 40 A. hr'"s so.
sine dob werL 70 THE bAih n.h
AN OFFICE, Corner Elm """ ''""S
Ion sweets.
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TICKET OFFICE-No. 100 North Fourth
street, corner Chestnut street. ii. louis. and
ut all principal railroad offices in Texas.
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700 P.M,-CHiCAGo EXPRESS,
with through Sleeping Car--Daily, ex-
cept Saturday.
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uandalia Route East!

els p.M--FAST LINE,
With Pullnan's Palaces Sleeping Car,
thiough to New York, Cincinnati and
Louisville, daily, without change.
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liTiti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

FUNERAL FEES-A bill was intro
duced into the Indiana House by one
Gen. Blocher, fixing the fees for preach
ers officiating ut funerals and making
the same Il lien on the estate of the
deceased. No action was taken till the
closing session of the House. when IA
member called il up. The following is
IA transcript of the official register:
Mr.. BlOcher said:
Mr. Speaker reckon it's leetlc too
late in the moon to take any action on
this bill. and therefore shant have
that the bill didn't pass. for | don't
think there's any class of people more
deserving or more entitled to consdera-
ton or who get less of it than preach
ers. I'm tired of seeing preachers
working for nothing, and begging for
their living. The fact is. in this coun-
try there's only three ways of getting Il
living-a fellow must either work. beg
or steal and I'm sorry to say that the
preachers down our way, though they
work hard enough. have to beg to get
along.
Mr.. Thayer-I would ask the gentle
man from Scott if the preachers III his
section of the country derive the Chief
part of their income from funeral ser
mOns9
Mr.. Blocher-No, sir; the preachers
down our way have to cut hoop-poles
for living. Why, it was only a short
time ago. down there, | went out to get
preacher to preach funeral sermon,
and | found him in the woods with Il
load of hoop-poles on his back, and
there weren't clothes enough on that
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
X. ii. EDDY.
SOLICITO OF PATENT.

For InreltiOns, Trade Marks Desig,.
No &c State Street, opposite kilhy Street. l:o,,
Mass
After an extensive practice OF upwards Of rl.-,.
wears continues TO secure patents i'll Ih, I,.,
states: also i'll Great britain. France and 9th, w.,
eigu countries. Caveats, specifications bond.
iunmcnts and all papers or drawings Tor l,re,.
executed on lihera terms, and with dcsIatcN D.
searches made into American or foreign work.
determine the validity utility of patents ID, o..
vcntions-and legal or other advice rendered ~. n.
matters touching the same, Copies uf the claim
any patent furnished by RENTING 81 As.
ments recorded at Washington.
TFsTIM ONIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most slr,.,.,
and capable practitioners with whom ! hazel.
official intercourse. CHAS MASON.
Commissioner of IatI.
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventor, liz.
they cannot employ a person more competent en-,
trIIstworthv and more capable of putin. IT,.
auulicatinns i'll a form To secure for them an .s,.
and favorable consideration at the patent Office
EDMUND BURKE Late Commissioner OF r.
tents.
Mr. Il. II. Eddy has made tor me - application.
ON all bat one at which patents have been .ltur.t
and that is now pending. such uHmi.tak,.H .
proof of treat talent and ability on his par ,..
me to recommend all inventors To apply :" him
prncure their patents rs they may Ice Of Ia,
in. the most faithful attention bestowed itrr
cases and al very reasonable char@t
I:nston Jan. |. 1s73.-ly. JOHN TAGGAII
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a good root beer is desirable thing
III the hot days of summer. not only for
Stacking thirst, but also because of its
utility lis tonic. This is the way to
make the real old-fashoned brew ::
Take spruce bows, black birch bark
salsaparilla. winter-grecn leaves, sas-
satraS. yellow dock and dandelion roots.
boil altogether in a large kettle. with IA
handful of hops and two quarts of wheat
bran. and two quarts of molasSes. When
boiled enough-two hours or so-straiu
through sieve. cool and add Il pint of
Yeast. If not very sweet to the taste.
add more molas>cs. Let it work over
night and bottle. Secure the corks
tightly and it will foam we'll The same
can he made i'll larger quantities. and
put into fifteen gallon cask. and work
ed from the hung hole for few DAYS.
hut II will not foam So well as if bot
tied.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

To KEEP HANS IN SUMMER.-There
are Il number of modes given to keen
hams through the warm season free
from the attacks of insects. Some bag
them and whitewash the bags. which
is Troublesome and somewhat eypen
sive: some cover them with drv wood
ashes and pack them in barrels some
pack them in barrels and cover thor
oughly with pine shavings: but we
think the best plan of all. and certainly
the least expensive with all who have a
good one, is to keep the hams hung up
in the smOkehouSe, which should be
kept perfectly dark at all times. We
have eaten hams so kept two years old.
and they were among the very best we
ever tasted. Uniform darkness is a
complete protection against the attack
of insects. -GeymdntOWn Telegraph.
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Alcohol, Whisky, Brandy, Vine, Ale

DIR. Willard Parker of New York. one
OF our oldest and most prominent ply
sicians, i'll recent address made the
following statement concerning the eff
fects of alcohol upon the human sys-
tenn:
For many years was connected with
the care of inehriates. and paid particu-
lar attention to the character of those
in my charge, and have arrived at the
conclusion that drunkenness is a dis
ease. \ man 81 affected cannot con-
troll his appetite, and must have drink
regularly, and will have it. at all haz-
ards. y healthy man can refrain from
drinking, but Il diseased man cannot &:
and these men So addicted readily adj
NIT that. Men suffering from the dis
ease have been cured and with tears in
their eyes promise to abstain. vet on
passing Il liquor store they cannot help
themselves. and will go in and have
their whisky. Now the question arises.
What can he done How shall we 90
to work Society has been all the time
trying to show what the Use of alcohol
makes us do. and many will reply. it
makes them feel good, and some will
say, it makes them crazy, drives them
To desperation and to fight. Now let
us drop that mode and ask what alco-
hol does to me, and not what it makes
me do. This is the great starting point
We have to teach the people what al
cohol does to them. and how it acts on
them. 1t is aS poisonous us arsenic 81
helladonna. and produces its deadly eff
feet on those who use it but then il is
used i'll au adultcrlted state. Whisky
is poison. hut some believe and have
the idea if we can get pure spirits that
is all right. hut that is mistake Al
cohol Is poison, and the purer it is the
more deadly is it in its effect, and if |
were going to partake of it. | would
prefer that which is adulterated. With
regard to aleS and beer: it is believed
that they are harmless. hut with the
presence of alcohol. there is always
danger. Those who partahe of it be
come drowSy. and those who drink
wines become stupid. In lager been
there is 3 OF / per cent. of alcohol, in
ale, or : per cent: wine contains u.
gin 81 per cent, and brandy 53 pei
cent. of alcohol. Even in cider there i,
or 3per cent of the poison present
Scientific ImericaH.
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man to wad "A shot gun. think this
bill ought to have passed, and my only
regret is that it failed to receive proper
consideration.
And the General sat down amidst
perfect storm of applause.
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st. tJohnsburn Galedonian.
St. John.bury, VT. Friday. May 30. 1873.
Hunting Snipe.

Among our own hunters was trap
per named Shep Medary-a lively =.
registering mountaineer, who liked
nothing better than to get Joke upon
any unfortunate ''pilgrim" or ''tender
foot" who was verdamt enough to con
tide in his stories of mountain life.
What night :" said Shep. as the
moon rose broad and clear what Il
glorious night for drivin' >uipe :"
Here was something new. Two of
our voung men were eager to learn all
about the mystery.
"Driving snipe what's that, Shtp I
Tell us about it.
Did We never hear - replied Shep,
with a face expressive of wonder al
their ignorance. ''Why. it's as old as
the mountains, ! guess: we alwaN :
choose such weather rs this tol duNln
snipe. The smipc are fat now. and they
drive better. and they're better catIn'
too. tell YOU, Il breakfast of snlPc.
broilcd on the buffalo chips. is not bad
to take. is it. Dick :?
Beaver Dick. vino had just arrived III
camp. thus appealed to. grow led AN
assent to the proposition contained III
Shops question: and the boys. more
than - messed Sntn Tor an
aX,ian,,inm
nW,vh." said one of them. .mavbe
,,o Gam div. tho suin. tn-uiuht and get
,ass fo, Lr.,l,f,.t vh,t lave we got
I'll, SLan p,
.oI, ,yeT r..u,ud.d Sh.n. iii
,on,rn 80 ,Ja',u., ignorant FIN ife,r'J
,,, ,,.,,,,,t L." iJnwsnmcver Won can
Va, L,,. o., = rn,u,Ir of Them
a,,nnv-s,rks and candles. and wen 90
en- and st,rt ,an nm"
Ei,t.d Win tL.. i,Ico of having = mess
-, Inc fn, Lre,lf,st tbe two vorup
man nnder Sben's direction. each eouip-
ned with , punnv-sack and candle.
fnIIoved him 1nt mon the plain. half :,
mill. from r.mn accompauicd bv some
half dozen members of our party. The
snot was chosen because. of it's nroximi
~ IN :, marsh which WAS snpuoscd to he
filled with suipc. In reality it was tn,
I,,.,,,,,;,,, ,J.,i, c,,, ,,osuuito.s
"Now'" said Shep. stationing the
hovs obout ten feet apaIt. ..npcn voul
sacks. be sure and keep the mouths OF
,em wide omen. and after we leave YOU.
light your candles and hold 'cm well
INTO the sack. SO that the snipe can see.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

Or. r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo y. Y, first advocat-
ed constitutional well local treatment as being
necessary for the of Catarrh. and So success
full has his Golden Medical Discovery proven as a
constitutional treatment when accompanied with
the of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. applied To-
cally by of DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche (the
only method Of reaching the upper and back cham
beers Of the head that he has long offered $500
ward for a that he can not cure. Both medi-
cines with instrument for a. by all Druggists 6s2
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

WIN =. BROOKS ESTATE.
w The subscribers having been appointed by ia"
Honorable PT"batc curt r"r district of aedona
commissioners Ia receive. examine and ADJUST all!
tate Of VIM = Brock late al Barnet III sad district,
deceased represented inSnlvont and the term of sin
months from the 10Th day nf April I-t3 being allow.
ed hy said Court Ia the creditors nt said de
ceased 10 exhibit and prove their respective,
claims before Give notice that We Will attend
tn the duties nf appointment at the dwelling
house of the widow of the said v III. =. Brnck. IN
Barnet in said district on the 3lst day of MAY and
18th dav Of October next at ten O'Clock. IN the
forenoon. on each Of said days.
JOHN SAMUELS. tI,murs
$50 John II. GILFILLAN,
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BOILED AsPARAGUs.-To each half
a gallon of water allow one heaped
tablespoonful of salt. Asparagus should
be dressed as soon as possible after 1t Is
cut. although it may he kept for day
or two by putting the stalks into cold
water; yet to he good, like every other
vegetable, it cannot he cooked too
fresh. Scrape the white part of the
stems. beginning from the head, and
throw them into cold water: then tie
them into bundles of about twenty
each, keeping the heads all one way,
and cut the stalks evenly, that they
NAV all he the same length; put them
into boiling water, with salt in the
above proportion: keep them boiling
quickly until tender. with the saucepan
uncovered. When the asparagus is
done. dish it upon toast. which should
he dipped in the water it was cooked
in. and leave the white ends outward
each way. with the points meeting i'll
the middle. Serve with Il tureen of
melted butter.
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,1IAs EARTLETT's ESTATE.

I,II.AS {. BARTLETT'S ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DIS rio s..
In Probate Court. held at the Probate once III
St .Iohnsbury in said district. an the eth daF vi
Nav \. II. lr73. u, 49,,
Martha e. BARTLETT. cNecutriN Of the last VIII anu
les amrnt of Sas G. Bartlett late of st J9hnSotiN
in said district deceased, presents her ahmh'Saia
tinn account for examination and allowance ana
makes application for Il decree Of distribution ana
partition of the estate Of said deceased .
Whrrcuiuu. it is ordered by sad court
that said account and said application he
referred To . session thereof 10 b" held at
the. Pr hatr Office in said st. Johnsbury, on
The 3Ist dav of Nav A. d. 1913. for hearing
and decision thereon: and, it is further ordered
that Notice, he given to all persons interested ny
publication of the same three weeks successfully
in the. talcduniar newspaper pnhlsi!i al -.
.Inhnsbury previous I" said time appointed f"I
hearing that they may appear Al sad ilme anu
place and SHOW caU>c if any they may have. why
said account should not he allowed, amt such de
cree mad.
Ry the Court. Attest.
t. 20 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
\ true copy Of record. Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
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Gstafrs.
,crN-S Est

,oyISTON JOSLIN'S ESTATE.
Is The subscribers having been appointed ~ .ne
Hon Probate Court for the district OF 'aisu aleu-, nj
claims and demands of all persons against me cs-
tate of Boyston Joslin late of Kirby IN s% ms
trict deceased represented insolyenl, az" tmo
term of six months from the third day oI NAY
4 d. 1873 being allowed by said Court To tit "a
tors of said deceased exhibit and prove tner IN
spcctive claims before Give notice th We M
attend To the duties of appointment az INC
dwelling house of the late Boylst"n Joslln III Nu ,,
in said district on the nth day of June ana 4til
day of oct. next. at o'clock IN the ait'rho""' VII
each of said days.
DAVID HIBBARD, }Cnmm'rs
6o7 HENRY BURROUGHS. (
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30
SALE AND LIVERY STABLE

The subscriber has bought the Trrscutt stable.
IN rear Of the II. .I"hnShurv House which has
ir"n new y fitted NJ and good assortment nf new
Horses, HARNESSES and Carriages all kinds from
saddle t" q NiN-il"rsr Coach. Horses bought and
sold. Harnesses. Carriages Exur,.>s WAGONS and
art Horses for sale. second handed and new and
leaning or i"hbng done AT any time at reasonable.
prices JERRY DREW.
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
Chandler Scientific Denartment

The primary aim of this department is 10 furnish
practical, liberal education. harmuuiziuu win
tn" wants and spirit of the ac II also aims IN ~
young men Tor civil or mechanical engineering in
which It's graduates lind nj once honorable" and In
cratlVe positions. Address President smith ~,
froi L. l.. RuGgles Hanover, y. II. $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

At Il concert the other day, one of
the vocalists found her voice thick :;
she strained it, but without any good
effect.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-30

Prof Mitchell has made an interest
ing discovery. The earth is gradually
cooling and absorbing the ocean. The
result of all this is that i'll 10000
wears or so nobody will he able 10 live.