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Scotland.
Extracts from a Private Letter. J

From Edinhoro' we went to Bridge
of Allan-a place of health resort three
miles above Stirling having Stirling
Castle i'll front. and near by on the left ,
Abbey Craig. surmounted by the new
Wallace Monument. We stayed here Il
week or more, making excursions all
about the ncighborhood
Few places. certainly few Watering
places, can compete with this in the
amount of interesting and romantic
associations attached to the neigihor-
hood. For miles around there is not Il
foot of ground which has not heard the
tread of marching armies: and the eye
can he turned in no direction without
lighting on the field of some memora-
ble contest. Near, and within Il very
small compass, are the scene of Bruce :
memorable battle fol Scotch indeprnd-
cnce, at Bdnnockb burn: the fcrtilc''Colm-
town. where Wallace vanquishcd the
English forces under Earl Warren of
Surrey, and gained the battle of Kill
dean or Stirling; Stirling Castle and its
endless Cnchaincd memories: Argylc'S
Lodging; Mars Work the battle field
of Sauchicburn. where the ecclcsiastic
Borthwick aSSasSinatcd James III and
| that bloody field, which owned neither
side conqucrer, ut Shcritlmuir. Then
50 far us scenery is concerned. there are
the glorious TrossachS, not many miles
distant; and the scenes which Scott has
made us lOve-craggy heights and
hcather-cOvered dales; where, standing
alone, amid their solitary grandeur, the
Imagination can well picture the en-
thusiastic messenger of the Fiery
Cross" wrapped in his duty: and can
almost feel the exhilarating, undulating
motion of that wondrous long -cOntinu-
ell run up hills and down dales, which
is suggested by the poets burning words,
and which have since been echoed and
re-echOed the wide world over, is
Speed, Malise, speed" etc
| From this place we proceeded to
Callandcr for another weeks sOiourn, it
being convenient point from which to
visit the TrOssachs, Loeb Katrine, and
several of the mountain passes. On
the last day of our stay there-the 4th
of July-a large party of Americans to
the number of $50 were to pass through
on their way to the Lakes. As the
coach accommodation was Insufficient
for SO large number, they separated
at Glasgow into two parties of 75 each,
and went around the circuit in opposite
directions, crossing each other ut the
Trossachs, where they took midday
luncheon, and gave vent to their patri-
Otism by fourth of July speeches, songs
and cheers.
As we were to go North by an early
train, we did not see them at Callander,
but while waiting on the Railway plat
form we were much amused by the
great commOtion that was Occasloned
by their expected arrival. A group OF
four or five ladies and gentlemen stand
ing near us, being informed that large
excursion party of Americans was to
pass through there, an elderly lady OF
the group replied: "Ah, indeed; well
believe the queen has encouraged them
a good deal lately. But are they com
ing in American dress ?" Poor, dear
SOUL Did she have visions OF war
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business DIRECTORY.

Iqne. business and Location Of tie ledd-
ma BUSINESS Houses IN ST. JOhnsbury.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY & HASKELL, IIoyt's Block, Il. r. st.
Apothecaries.
q. e. BINGHAM. No. 3 Bank Block Main st.
EANpALL 4 son, Ramdalls Block Il. Il. ST.
Attorneys at Law.
ELISHA MAY, over X. r. Office, and Post Office.
lFIpEN & IDE, No. = Calcdonian Blk., up stairs.
AJ WILLARD. Main ST, over Hall & Fletchcr's
al,, Real Estate Broker.
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD & ROWELL, Caledonian Blk, Main ST.
Bakers and Confectioners.
CROSS : MATHEWS Main Street.
BARRIERS.
4 B. BLACKSTONE. Union Block, Main Street.
Boots and shoes.
IEANCIS GALLAGHER, Wards Blk, h. Il. st.
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
JOHN 4 MOORE. Bank Block, opposite st. Johns
bury House, dealer in Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Ips Gents Furnishing Goods etc, etc
Clothing for Men and Boys.
Eat FAIRBANKS Il co, Fairbanks Village.
Cr"ckery, Glass and Stone Ware.
T. st FAIRBANKS 4 Co, Fairbanks Village.
,rpcting. Paper HanginGs, Window-shades.
"a T. FAIRBANKS & co, Fairbanks Village.
. L. PERKINS, Calrdonian Block, Main Street.
]" h. AENEh mon BLOCH Main street
Dining Rooms.
VA ALHEN = re EN"ll-l' Eastern Avenue
pry Goods. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
. i HALE, Avenue Block, L. L. street.
"a r FAIRBANKS & co, Fairbanks Village
Dry Goods. House Keeping Goods, etc,
HALL. FLETCHER, Nam street
Flour and Feed.
'Lp ALDRlCH Co, Eastern Avenue
Furniture ana 'askets'
HAIL SWlISER' Nam street.
" Ii. TlSDALE Flanders BLOCK, up stars.
Family Groceri"s ana Fruits.
NJ. COOK 4 Co, Eastern Avenue
!EA lARNEN, Union Block Nam street
File manufacturer.
\ JOhnsbury flle Works opp Passenger pepot
Groceries and Housekeeping Goods.
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a DOMESTIC TRAGEDY AND ITS NOR
AL.-When woman puts three mack
erel to soak over night in disl-pan
whose sides are eight inches high, and
leaves the pan on a stairway, she has
accomplished her mission and should 90
hence This was what Division street
woman did, Friday night. Filled the
pan at the pump, and then left it stand
ing on the steps to the stoop. while she
went into the next house to see how
many buttons would he required to go
mighty important affair that was to he
sure. And there was her husband tear
ing through the house in search of a
handkerchief, and not finding it, of
course. And then he rushed out into
the yard, wondering where on earth
that woman could be, and started down
the steps without seeing the pan. or
even dreaming that any one could he so
idiotic as to leave it there. OF course
he stepped on it; or, at least, that is
the sulpposition, as the neighbors who
were brought out by the crash that fol-
lowed, saw Mortified man, and a high
dishpan, and three very demoralized
mackerel shooting across the garden,
and smashing down the shrubbery
And he was nice sight, was that un-
happy man, when they got him on his
feet.-There wasn't dry thread on him,
and his hair was full of bits of macker-
ell, and one of his shoulders was out of
Joint, and his coat was split the whole
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seek in vain to wrench their bleeding
wrists, and all are poisoned in body and
soul, and all are doomed to death.
Wherever they move, crime, poverty
shame, wretchedness and despair hover
i'll awful shadows. There is no bright
side to the picture. We forget there
is just one. The men who make this
army get rich. Their children are
robed ill purple and fine linen, and live
upon dainties. Some of them are re-
garded as respectable members of soci-
ETY.. and they hold conventions to pro-
tect their interests Still the tramp.
tramp, tramp goes on, and before this
article can see the light, five thousand
more of our poisoned army will have
hidden their shame and disgrace in the
grave.-Dr. j. &. Holland; Sc,ibncr's
for IugWst
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orchards of plums, and carefully dry
the fruit, make as much money as the
cherry owners. There has sprung up a
very lively demand for California dried
plums. They bring from 30 to - cents
per pound at wholesale, in San Fran
cisco, and even as high as 30 cents for
the best quality; and | am told that
last season considerable quantity was
shipped eastward, and sold at hand
some profit i'll New York.
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An experienced husband in Lafayette,
Ind, sent two switches home to his
wife, from which she was to make Sc
lection, but before doing it he changed
the tag. putting the twenty-five dollar
one on the ten dollar switch and vice
versa. After Il critical examination by
herself and lady friends, the choice fell
upon that labeled twenty-five dollars,
and she decided to keep it, notwith-
standing her husbands plaintive protest
that he could not afford to pay out more
than ten dollars for such an article.
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VT, FRIDAY, AUG. 8. 1873.

length of the back, and he appeared to
he out of his head. He was carried
into the house by some of the men. and
laid on bed, while Others went after
the doctor, and sixteen women assem-
bled in the front room. and talked in
whispers about the inscrutable ways of
Providence. and what a warning this
was to people who never looked where
they Were going DnL.bMlu NcIrS.
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Jnfels.
THE WALKER HOUSE,
EAST TEMPLE ST.,

EAST TEMPLE ST., SALT LAKE CITY.
This house is the largest and hest appointed
House i'll Utah Territory and has accommodation
for THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY guests. Street ears
and carriages connect with the White sulphur
Baths. Reading rooms. containing papers from all
points. Baths Bar. Telegraph. News and Cigar
Stand attached to the House.
6S- ly III. =. GREELEY 4 co. pTOpriptOrS.
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HTSI.NESS CARDS.

ETNINENN Il HUS.
GEO. &. FLANDERS,
Dealer in
+Hh g. OODS \ y ID VI l. l. y f Il Y ,
" u street. 81. Johnshury, VT.
FRASIER BROTHERS,,
'INI Ei;S and dealers in PAINTS AND OILS.
East of the depot, 81. J.hnsbury, Vt.
DANIELS. SYLVESTER n CO.,
pENIEES IN
EAT rs AN u GROC ERIES.
.'I' Wards Block. Railroad Street.
BARTLETT, LEWIS a co.
DEALERS IN
PROVISIONS AND MEALS.
"'I.ruad Street. ST .Tnhnsburv
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,rr,., WM. W. CIRCUIT,
p,ND AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
'u Vermont.
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N'FrAL LIFE INSURANCE. CoMPAN,

tp,,,. JOHN BACON I'd,
''EE IN HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
~ I"hnsbury Centre, VT
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:. I. BROoKS NJ N

p ~" y, ASSETS OVER. ss5. 900 OOO
'"'EII Special A. gent ST. JOhnsbury, VT
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DRESS-MAKING
HOUGHTON & POI
BI LARD n FOLSOM.
y. VI. JOHNSON.

y. W. JoHNSoN.
"hALEk IN GENERAL DRY GOODS,
2. JOHNsoS's BLOCK.
Sheet ST. JOhnsbury, VT
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rrrs.t IHl NIClAN AND SURGEON.
'''H'h''. opp. the Bakery. st. JOhnsbury
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paint. and feathers, and moccasins?
verify believe that if she had heard
these American excursionists give a
good round fourth-of-July cheer, she
would have taken it for an Indian war
wboon
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Sherif's Sale.

(NRCCIT COURT. NANiTOWOC C0UN-
Nts-k onrad SchreIer and Francis Gceie.
against john Specht and ha.gaseth1 Specht
bis wife. In virtue Of and pursuant to q
Judgment order Of rcco.ure and sale
rendered in the above entitled action Oh ,he
I'D day Of November, 1872. AZ genera
term I the Circuit Court for Shebo, gan
county. which was a special term for the
fourth judicial circuit, ! shall expose fur
sale and sell at pubic yeudue. at the sheriff ;
office, in the Courthouse, in the city and
county Of NaDitowoc, state Of Wisconsin, on
the 2stA Day If Ianutry next, 4. d 1878, at
10 O'Clock u. m, all the following mortgage /
premises, or - much of the same as may he
necessary TO satisfy The amount adiudged to
tie pla ntiif together with the costs and OK
pcusgs to wit The northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of Section No Tween
ty-nine 30 in township No Eighteen tj8J
north Of Range No. Twenty two % east
situated in the County Of Munitgwoc and
State ~ Wisconsin
Dated Nanitowoc. Wis Dec II. 1872
ALBERT WIrTENBERG
Sheriff Of Vi nitewoc 0.
Baut1av {, Saa,,,.', p'H,'- -1--s >. 70 =.
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UT III gTUuHI anu N UIE D6ITV
TEAS OF ALL KINDS, &C..
And will keep q regular
Family Grocery.

VII, nave the best BUTTER for sale wher
the same is obtainabie.
EE Gcods delivered FREE OF CHARC {
n all parts Of the city. IS lott
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GROVER = BAKER
Improved Sewing Machines.

Il Ia rev fciUrly eH.ents and new attachments
" it'll" tn past Inoath, maatn- IN Ia seven IN
Tie :gSJ Summer II Is, without
7 apt, q 9 irst Sewing Macllrs in use.
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County CLERK OFFICE,
September IS, 1871.
The folhwing resolution was adopted at
the special session of County Board of Su-
pervisors, lcld in the city and county Of
Mauitowoc. which session commenced the
It'd day 81 September inst.
WHEREAS, There are many mistakes made
by P P F,essenich, while in the office Of
County Clerx therefore,
Rssoiced, That the present Clerk CT the
Board Of Supervisors he authorized 10 ask
through the four city papers Of Manitowoc,
that parties holding receipts Of 2. 7. Fues-
senich. FOR the redemlt ton Of taxes, present
them at the County Clerks oiig, 10 asger-
tain if the proper entries are made in books
Of sale to cancel said taxes. and that the
present Clerk be authorized 10 make the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case to this Beard, thereby saving this
county a great amount of trouble and ex-
pense from Illegal tax-dgeds.
Notice Is hereby given. that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office. between the
hours Of a. m and 4 7. m. each day, ready
and willing 10 attend 70 the duties assigned
to him n the foregoing resolari64
ii 5. PIEBPONI County Clerk
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'KNler mother


A fremont street Boston, euction sbrc
has Welded up a genuine art treasure
grimy old picture, that was knocked Ct at
sIs7, but which, when the buyerl ad
cleansed it with warm water, proved t. be
a fine portrait, and to bear upon its kck
an Italian INSCRIPTION, with this import:
"Bartolomeo Pas.srotti painted with hi,
hand his likeness at the age Of 81 vars,
Bologna. Presented by him to Mr.. Goy-
ami Battista Deti on the ninth day ofthe
year 1911" Pas.erotti was the founde. of
the Acaaan, of Bologna; according TO
Nagel's dictionary, ranked TO Titan, and
died in 1892. The portrait is remarkably
clear and distinct, without a single ''resto-
ration or defect, but just as it came from
the hand Of the master. Photographs Of
il have been been sent to Dresden to b0
compared with another portrait in the
Dresden galley, besides which there is on
~ one other in existence The face re-
senbles Shakespeare in striking degree
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C,.n. e,,,,,.1-
v,
pno.a C,.4I
p..,.o,. q. O,.., r.,
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wiite.
"A most important Ies-r, said Mrs Cor
porai : iii Is bnt right that you should
here IT, father, And ma, adjusted her
,pectacle-, read as follows
DEAR M.DAy-Kind and truly like a
clother az Z always haTe been 20 me, IT
is yet ain =. with trembling thai | come
to you now. | would from cowardiee, use
little ci-cumlvoution, but am uuskiIled at
1t. and must therefore say at once that
an devotedly attached 10 your daughter
and she--weil, that she has referred me to
her mother
''Te her ph4t 2 said Pater with little
jump.
"I.her mother
"Dll1 Mrs. Corporal, you know l have
no infS tance, but | am strong, and yery
much in earnest. and Annie S willing t.
put W with my income, and think. that sh,
knows how TO add to it, And indeed |
love her as | never loved before. He .as
then twenty three. II you think it best,
we are prepared 10 wait awhile, but il i
our own conviction that early marriages are
desirable. Dear Mrs. Corporal, pray be.
live that next TO the necessity CT being
Annle,s husband Is the hope Of calling
myself your son.
yours in great suspense
FRIEDRICH PoNDErT.
up. S.-Dear Mr.. Corporal, count, 10
on your influence with Armies mother
TO be cotinued next week.
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him ouietly ANY
We'll 5a- .a.sh.-, s-o;o .a.or n
ce,nor,I
sWa,u Mi .t., m,
vic s,o,,;,o,f ''''
xers fail, ! ~ -. : - '''s'
W. -. -
49,. ioU
:" ~
Intimate Win hnh'e-a ielo" without
-. ~. ".' ne ear''' But you didn t
-, ,i.
:, " " '"'H.'"g' you Know 'a'o
'i's' 'ofp'Fas' aha dc tor oelng poor,
never intend 10 marry my daughters for
money
! Your daughters, Mrs. CorPoraf Oh !!
an forgot
"eii' iather' sad MATCHMAKING next
morning., what have you in your portnon-
mai :!
m sure | don't know; some fifty dol
iaFs-seTenty-hVe perhaps. Why
Dear, dear, that's bad |! You ought al
WAYS to know how much Won are carrying
Well, let me have il, and the KEY Of the
desk. i'll put with the rest. DO you
want any change
Change why, Bow can | tell vet2 and
what are sou doing With my money! Oh.
iorGo' assih. q" M jus' Cav
ten dgllars, please; ] might want It for
something
Bless bis little heart !. said Mrs. Cor
poral, pulling his ear, IN lag any wager
he spends il befose lie gets home. Or stay
s, Il believe I'll 20 with you as far az the
Office, have some business that way.
II get what want at the once
chucA!ed ar. '9sPoFa.' iioih prom
isfd not, though. whey Nn&t tfeaica-
meht' 'h'7 may l7ao me INTO = Wy u"a''
excIse me m2mtht' "Aht 10 cross over
and speak to Jack Hepburn.
lie came back in q couple of minutes
Have you any money with yyu' Just
give me twenty dollars. Let me have
the potket.book."
"o"'J uo,i''' nov - 'o' "1"'
% 20 "ith II
70 win i =" yes am going u
'eha y y JACK
! guess ! ~'e'in 20 mat iA'hsr
Aho" 'na' iie'fouf" wen enough 70 ooao.
Il you ever eee = pacS uS"ih'
Bless ycGr prudent little heart Come
In. in hurry.
But Materfarnnlias was no:. i dent
kno" whether 70 let him have It or not
Well, If you We set your heart on 1t, III
give him fifteen. Aud she counted il out
deliberately 10 ones add two's and smaller
uote-, which proceeding the gentleman on
he opposite curh-stone watched with a
lively interest.
Nr c. 3ashed, CHECKED little then n
s'lenc FASTENED aeEoas WIN the hiteah
d9iilTs.
Realy, my love, said the matron, on
his return, gaze you the money this time
because didn't want to hurt your feedus';
but must say that | don't approve Of thi.
promiseuous generosity; IL fact, it isn't +.
generosity-iss weakness. Men are SO IN
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French lTerinoes, Al colors
Enol;sb Nerinoes
Alpacas, al colors
French all wool plaids.
Cord AIpacas.
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An Englishman aud German were
travelling together in a diligence, and both
smoking. III. German did all in his pow
e. to draw his corpanion into conversation,
but to nc PURPOSE; At one moment he would,
with a super-ahundance Of politeness, apol-
ogise for drawing his attention to the fact
that the ashes of his cigar had fallen On his
waistcoat, or a spark was endang"ring lis
neekerchief At length the Englshman
exclaimed; Why can't yon leave me aloue?'
Your coat-tail has been burning for
the last ten minutes, bat didn't bother
You about II,
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4 LITTLE STORY FOR GENTLEMEN.

talk, nv dear madam, mere talk; the wo-
men don't believe it themselves. A.k nv
wife, ask my daughters, who they are that
rule in M house
In rhose house, said the soft voice Of
Mrs Ponde-if.
A mere figure Of speech, ma ana form
Of convenience for tax, coll ecto.s, landlords,
sc. Say their house if you'd rather;
know | didn't care to take it till | brought
them {. down from the country to lock at
it. Here, Betty my duck, come over here;
julia, Annie, come here and testify tina,
you're no. the wasting victims Of tyran-
meal husband aud father"
Mr. c. arose with a smile; the yoang la
dies shook their naughty curls and remain.
cd .. the other end Of the room. OF course
they did for 40 ali know how profound
and absorbing thing is parlor croquer
when you are playing with Mr. Tillinghurst
and young Mr.. Ponderit
DO you hear me. 2 roarsd Mr. Corporal
,velling with triumph At this opportune
disobedience.
yas "a j ,oor,a,, s.;l RI. 1T. :
placidly It him over her ga,za coverei
shoulder.
Go i MN. nens .uos,asta5 ,ba zk;t.
ti.h young Annie.
DO ,ou hear that, ma'amY There's a
specimen Of ,iusish subeeryieucT New.
Mfs. Corporal / want you to anewer as if
you were under oath; Am / q severe
Lu.band,'
NO,
Am al j s.Is.b hn.ba,dr,
M,
Am a. ur,o,oron, brsbanas,
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ven HeH' wen s'2heu tue De"iidsf-
~ HUSBAND ihcohs'uefate
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-01-25

FIREMEN's SoUAL.-We are informed
by friend who attended the social at
the Fireman's Hall, Wednesday even
ing, that it was a perfect success. Some
twenty couple We're present, all of whom
are firmly of the the opinion that it
was the pleasantest party of the
season. We understand that these
"Socials" arc to be repeated every two
weeks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-01-25

@ The official Elephant was very ill
Inst Monday, and for some time was
scarcely expected to recover, from a
virulent attack of tick-dollar-owe. A
timely application of shin-plasters has
placed it on its feet again, but it has
tire blind-staggers and threatens to fall
at every step. The stock holders de-
clare that this continually "going
down" into ones pockets is becoming
mOnOtOnous.