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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

CyECOND HAND ROAD WAGON PONY PHAETON'
= elegant Iark Phaeton, Rumble Pony extension top
Phacton Dog Cart several Buggics light Rockaways In
excellent condition Low prices.
MANUFACTURERS UNION, 638 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

A GENTLEMAN or ENERGY, POSITION AND
n acquaintance, having created o good substantial
business Of furnishing railroad iron, rolling stcK and all
erials apperanng thorcto desires to obtain IA part
young, active and respectable gentleman, with
SlhGO or - join him. The Objects TO extend the
business and have help Any party who can comply
with the above AMI furnish the best OF credentials WIZ
find this good orcning for permanent business Ar
dress X. r., 10 l,5lO New York Post Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

WHEN you GO TO THE COUNTRY.
WHEN YOU GO TO THE COUNTRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

Ia hands high they are bays, inelookins team and
very pleasant rivcrs will be sold separate together
and can trot 10 Apply at Winfield Stables, no and
liz West Fiitieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

g ..il0 THE ADVERTISER, HAVING A GOOD
pf.UOO. trucking business and fine stable a
stalls, rent free), desires partner with the abOv9
amount increase the business and keep work horses
LETT location fret class for that business; part of ~
amount only required at present; balance ls OF Angus
il satisfied can control Investments young pro
ferred. Address ID. l.. W, Herald office
&CO nnA MADE IN ONE YEAR FROM THE US1
'DCO.OOO OF S5C0) money always under the con
troll OF party finding II; services required. Address
u. b., stating where an interview may be had Hers3
Uptown Brancn office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

CECoND HAND CARRIAGES AT l,i9i AND l,t8
- Broadway viz. An extension top fhacton, Coupe
Rockanay, Dog Cart Top Buggcs and two Road Wagons
at low. figures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

LNOR SALE-ONE UPPER CANADIAN PONY Is
hands; sound and kind suit any business; also fre sl
Cow and Calf big mixer; all cheap POI West Six
tecnth street Seventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

AN OPENING FOR A GENTLEMAN. WITH S50O0
n to Join pleasant and highly lucrative business u
which handsome income he made. Tho moncv
will be amply secured and repaid in six months, win
profits Position pc rmanent Address PIONEER, Hcrulo
Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
LOAN OFFICES.

At WOLF BROTHERS, ses BROADWAY BETWEEN
| ~ Nineteenth and Twentieth streets-Money loaned
Watches, Diamonds Jewelry Silvcrware silks, and
particularly Pianos Private paror Tor ladies. Business
strictly confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

E,OR SALE CHEAP-A SOUND. KtND AND STYLISH
L dark chestnut Horse, 5years Old, with elegant
four seat open Park Phacon by Brewster with single
Harness Lap Robes, Blankets and Whip; also two sets
of light double Harness. BY Wood Glib on; at sHER-
WOODS Grand Central Stables l36 and 1888 East Forty.
frat street Must be sold this week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

GD 0OO i HAVE $4,000, AM PRACTICAL
SA.ODO. business and experienced man; th1
amount, with services wish 10 invest i'll payin1
business; act salesman. cashier, fnancier h
any capacity. Address JOHN v, Herald onice sta0no
particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

DARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY RAPIDLY
IL Partner wanted, manufacturing the most sll,bla
ltt,c patent article invented, used by every indi
viduaf; profits imncnse worth S1,O0o,0O; only $a0Q
required Apply from Ii to- O'Clock ut 50 Broad street
room 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

| PAIR or FINE CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE
| IN Sorrcls, @ and years old, l6 hands high good
stcppers; will be sold separately If desired i Lexing-
| ton avenue Price S6U0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

LNOR SALE-AT HALF VALUE, A FINELY BRED
brown Mare, Is hands high years old sound and
either single double sire Flying Cloud dam Lady see
Engineer), record 1921 property OF private gentes
man Ask TOR Creole Maid No West Thrice nth street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21
'nREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
GRANGER POETRY.


=, o NV love. and live with me
0h, ey'rr cen nv cottage in the glen,
,fAnpstient as bum bic bee.
~ ri bnsv IA a setting hen.
q, rost beneath my fragrant bower.
Whore sweet strlmonium doth entwlne
c,n,n smell the gentle caullhowcr
mi VIni crll the man-l -le-wurtlel vine.
Al listen to the rural songs:
The nea shall wind its magic she'll
A. echo pliintively prolongs
The warble Of the imternei.
pTI'LIn pI'Lnor Tho bullfrog'S sigh again
Tbn nT nnrackIe of the Durham eve
The below of the Berkshire hen.
nj, oomo love. come, the morn Is fair;
O'tI;l IN celebrate the day with thee;
M merriv dig the Bartlett pear,
And shake the ruta "a tree
on bump Yourself my lovely Poll,
AMI in the cause of Anti mop.
Wr rmnlch the turkeys in the fal!
And graft the long clam on the hop.
Nv sweetest. am fond of mush.
nd thou will set some out for me;
Wn,lI carly sow the currant bush
And top the cranberry-jclly tree.
We'll pull the wool from off the calf.
The cottonwoodi its fleece shall shed,
So the Winter we will laugh
And gaily weed the oyster bed.
We'll bi,hcly hoe the WHITES wheat:
We'll chase the eggs the squirrlS lay,
And when the bantam hog shall bloat
Well feed him with some clover hay.
All savory game to thee I'll bring;
Tho burdock knows my spear Is sharp
mi shoot the dolphin on the wing
And hit him in the pcricap.
Then come. my love. and live with me,
And beautity my lonely den,
Aspatient as bumble- bee
Aod busy Us Il setting hen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21
TO BE CARRIED IN YOUR POCKET.

Keep good company or none. Never
be idle. If your hands cannot be use
thy employed. attend 10 the cultiva-
ION Of your mind. Always speak the
ruth. Make few promises. Live up
b Your en- -agementS. Keep Your own
kecrets, if YOU have any. When YOU
bpeak 10 person look him in the face.
Eood company end good conversation
kre the very sinewS of virtue. Good
kharacteri is above all things else. Your
character cannot be essentially injured
Except by Your own acts. If anE one
tpeaNs evil OF YOU, let your life be
buch that no one will believe him.
Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors.
Ever live misfortune excepted within
Your income. When YOU retire to bed.
thnk over what YOU have been doing
aring the day. Make no haste to be
flch, if You would prosper. Small and
Rteady gains give competency, with
[ranquility of mind. Never play at
Rny game of chance. Avoid teinpta-
pom; through fear You may not with
fand it. Earn money before YOU
Ppcnd 1t. Never run i'll debt unless
you can see your way out of it. Never
borrow if you can possibly avoid il.
DO not marry until You are able to
fupport wife. Never speak evil OF
eny one. Be just before You are gem
ffou>. Keep yourself innocent, if YOU
fonId be happy. Save when YOU are
founs, that you may spend when YOU
Pre- Old. Read over the above maXin>
y least once a week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y there will be meeting OF the stock
ollor, Of the lhenix silver Mining Com
ahy held at the Office Of the Company.
."Om lwcnty-Six. No. 4l9 California
1eTy'' San rancl>co, California, on 1T f.
= =, l, me liilHllErli DAY Of DECEMBER,
~ at the hour of ONE O'CLOCK T.. VI. by
rGer Of the President.
1l' JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

M RR0ARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
.br,aauI.NN @auN ht>, having adopted the law o
;.inIy iGtaaIy -IS', M, entitled An Act pro-
4, ."uH = ,Hf thr"oyernmcnt of Towns and Cit-
n +. S,'' state ! hereby notify the citizen,
Eiortcd DO. by said Board viii be strirtIy en-" en-
'N .! ne j. u. 81 LLINAN,
sheriff Eureka County. New.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17

bringing with me some dust. A little
dob WAS deposited here. while IL good
deal more was gamhlcd away-drinking
and sich. Then really don't rcmcm-
her much more about what happened
until found myself at sea. in the fore
castle of Il ship. ! was told that had
shipped as Il sailor. and maybe | did ::
at any rate there WAS no help for it. and
dId my duty as well as knew how.
until | was discharged in Australia.
when | went off to the mines in that
country. and have been TRYING my luck
IN almost every quarter of the olohe
But times have changed Il great deal
from the flush days of California.
could spin You Il life-yarn but this is
not the time or place. 80 if the docuI-
mcntS are I'LL right | will trouble You
for that little sum
An examination of the books revealed
the fact that the amount had been de
posted and never called for. but was
always kept III readiness for the dcpoS-
ltnr. The man WAS informed that the
government did not pay interest on de
posts. but was always ready to pay the
principal. y few moments more and
the equivalent of the dust deposited
nineteen wears before WAS handed across
the counter and gathered up by the
visitor. VIII" bidding the cashier good
day" went on his way rejoicing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17

were all picked up, without ever think
ing he was doing anything but play.
well. | declare" said aunt Martha
''"ld as | am I've learned one thing
to-day, and wish Emily would come
i'll and take lessons. | do
Mrs. Wade looked up in surprise.
Wv hat do yOu mean. auntie -
"Neli. | spent yesterday afternoon
over there" (the old lady had Il weak
ness for visiting. and WAS ..auntie" Ia
people generality land things were in
Il Snarl and high-dc-low all the time
starting with less than Josie'S given you
dozen times since I've sat here. I've
had good talk with you. and you've
given me pleasant thoughts for Il week
to come over there we couldn't hear
ourselves speak. twas Don't do that,
and You naughty child spill and
scratch. and break and tumble. scoId
and slap. half the time. Emily means
WELL she loves her children. and never
spares herself sewing for them. or nur-
sing them when they're sick. She has
Il world of patience some ways. but she
don't seem to have the faculty for man
aging them. Well, well, I'll send he.
over here. only | won't let on why =
and the old lady rolled up her knitting
aS the bell rang for tea.
y little tact. Springimg from thought
ful love, how good it is.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
A Mothers Tact.

The mother was sewing busily, and
Josie, sitting on the carpet beside her ,
and provided with dull. rounded scis-
sOrs and some old magazines, was just
us busy cutting out pictures.
1T would litter the carpet so," said
aunt Martha. who had come in for ii
cosy chat. Mamma knew this: but
she knew. too, that II few minutes work
would make all right again, and Josie
was happy.
All went well till the little boy found
he had cut off il leg of a horse that he
considered a marvel of beauty. 1t was
Il real disappointment and grief to the
little one.
"Mamma, see!" and half crying he
held it up.
"Play he's holding up one foot" the
mother said quickly.
"DO real horses, mamma =
'.Oh, YES, sometimes"
Il will: :" and sunshine chased away
the cloud that i'll another minute would
have rained down.
1t was little thing, the mothers an
swer. but quick sympathy, and ready
tact made all right. The boys heart
was comforted, and he went on with
his plav, while the mother sewed qui-
ctlv with no jar of nerves or temper.
and aIIntie'S call lost none of its pleas
antuesS.
:. Pm tired of cutting pies, mamma,
said Josie, after while.
..Wen. get your horse-wagon, and
pIay those bits of paper are wood, and
you're going to draw me load. Draw
i ovar to thot corner by the fire, and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
Terrible Scene in a Menagerie.

The raVcnouS tiger that munchcd
his keeper III London last year has
Just been making another IumpuS in an
English mcnagcrie. There WAS great
CONSERVATION III the tent when it was
discovered that the animal had reached
through the bars of his cage and got
hold of small boy that had been pok-
ing him with il sharp stick. The tiger
waS lmturiated, and was making Strcnu-
0us efforts to draw the lad through the
bars of the cage. The beast growled
irighttully, and what with the pitiful
cries of the boy. the shouts of the men.
and the screams of the half fainting
women, the scene was one of the most
terrible description. Some men ran for
hot irons. while others beat the beast
with their sticks and umbrellas, and
did all they could to draw the brute
from It's helpless victim. Ultimately
after Il severe mauling. the animal re
lnqulshed its prey, and the boy. FAINT
through loss of blood from the injuries
he had received. was borne away
through the crowd. His wounds being
dressed, appeared to hc of Il serious ma
ture. though not likely to prove fatal.
| he brute seems to have caught its vic
tim Just below the elbow and tore II
deep lump of flesh right down the fore
arm to the wrist. There is also deep
cash Ill the palm of the left hand, from
which the hemOrlhagc Is great. The
patient lies i'll great pain. and II Is fear
Ell that he will not recover the perfect
use of his arm. One of the keepers
has also been severely injured. He
was struck by one of the elephants, and
his ribs were smashed in.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
An Old Deposit Called For.

The Alta California tells the follow
ing story:
The facts narrated herein were told
us yesterday by IL gentleman who de
clared he would vouch for their authcn-
ITCHY. \ few days ago Il man dressed
in plain but neat clothes presented him
self to the cashier of the United States
Branch Mint, and said he would like to
make draft on the institutions.
''Docs the mint owO yOu anything ~
asked the cashier.
"a small sum. | believe have on
deposit somewhere in the neighborhood
of one hundred and sixty ounces of gold
dust"
Il don't remember having received
any such sum recently"
No, | reckon not ; for you see don't
think you were here when ! made the
deposit" and the stranger produced
from his pocket book a brown. agr-he-
grimmed looking paper which he hand
ed to the gentlemanly cashier.
The latter took the paper and read,
Received Of, in 1854, one hum
dred and sixty ounces of gold dust. etc,
etc" and then exclaimed. why, this
has been here for nineteen years"
IL guess it's about that time. You
see | came down from the mines in 1851,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17

\ STRANGE CASE.-Thc following are
the facts relating to il ease which has
excited much attention not only among
the medical profession of Bennington.
but also in other parts of the county
and in New York Some ten weeks ago
Sylvester Cutler. Il Young man OF this
place. 24 Years of age, while driving
into Il barn on ii loaded wagon, his head
came in contact with beam over the
door. i'll consequence of which he re
cciVcd il slight cut on the top of the
head. The injury was so triiling that
for IL week he paid no attention To it &:
but then his face beginning To break
ont. he consulted DIR. +. y. :. Morgan.
who pronounced it erysipclas. and pre-
scribed the usual remedies. From the
face it spread to the side of the neck.
from there to the left breast. and then
To the left ann. destroying entirely the
cellular tissue of the arm. so that by
taking hold of the skin it could he com
pletely turned round. and an injection
put in at the wrist could he seen run
ming to the shoulder. DIR. Middleton
Goldsmith. of Rutland. was called. who
pronounced it Il case of ccIinIdr g,tngrcnc.
Il disease that is very seldom met with
DrS. Swinburnc of Albany. and Dow
ling. of New York, also visited him.
and everything that science or skill
could do was done to save his life. but
to no effect. The drain on the system
was so great. and such an amount of
decompnsed matter had worked itself
through the whole body, that nothing
could save him. and Friday of last
week he died. This is the first case of
the kind that has ever come under the
notice of physicians in this section, and
its effects have been very closely Y watch
ed by them.-Rutidnd Globe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
business pireftorn.

,.,., Et>iuc>S HHd Loc0fioH Of tie Icdd-
ga>.,,>y HOH$C% IN ST. .JOhHSbHyU.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
1854. s. HASKELL. Hoyt's Block, L. L. st.
Ap"thccaric>.
BINGHAM N". : Bank Block, Main st.
....EIIA SON. Eandall'S Blodk L. K. 81.
Ntnrncy~ at Law.
.,.h NAY. over L. Il. Office, and Post Office.
...Na IpT No. = Caicdonian Elk.. up stairs.
..ll'ED. Main ST. over Hall \ Fletcher :
.-.. ...I Estate Ernhrr.
i:nnk- and Stationery.
.... .urA EuW ELL. 'alrdonian BIZ Main 81.
Bo"k Flinders.
n ~uuNTA co. Agt'S. Monument square.
BlInk>--Legal and Business.
~ -IpNIN = co. Monument square.
Bakers and ConirciionprS.
.--, .I;ADLEN. Main street
BARRIERS.
N,h~TuNE Union Block Main Street
Boots and shoes.
...s..~ GALLAGHER. Wards BIN. L. L. 81.
Cinthing, Hats and Caps.
aN IpuI;E. Bank Block. opposite 81. Johns
'..-,. dealer in Ready Made Cluthing Hats
.. ,.- ,,,ut~ Furnishing Gn"d-. ctc.. etc.
;inthinC for Men and Boys.
.NI D. IIIEANkS \ co, Fairbanks Village.
'r"rkrry. Glass aud stone Ware.
sd. ItIEENNkS \ co. Falrhank, Village.
r!,r'i"s;. Paper r-Hansing~, Window shades.
I\lEEtNkN y co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
fIlNIN>. Calodonian Block. Main Street.
tlNEl; \ SMITH. Union Flock Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
'.IIEWN = rETrENGILL, Eastern Avenue.
urN GoudS. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
n HALE. Avcuur Block, K. L. Street
.. FAlEBANkS y co, Fairbanks Village
br Goods. HOUSE Keeping Goods, etc,
..L a FLETCHER, Main Street
Flour and Feed.
.p. ALDRICII y co, Eastern Avenue.
Furniture and Caekct-.
Vii y SWIrSER. Main Street.
u. TISDALE Fliudrts' Block up stairs.
Family t!r"crrirs and Fruit-.
. N COOK y co. Eastern Avenue.
..l HARVEY Union Block. Main street
File Manufactures.
81 ioNu>hury File Works. opp. Passenger Depot.
:,rncrrir> and housekeeping Goods.
IINIEBANKS y co. Fairbanks Village.
Hotels.
VENUE HOUSE. L. K -. Aldrich \ Miles
.rniH.'tuI-.
Insurance, Uifr.D
>\EGENT, C.Etna) Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machni>t.
nl 30 LLELL. North end Il. K. Street.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
A. ~INlEE Main Street.
Merchant TailorS.
EniEWOOp. Danvillr Block. L. Il. Street.
Photographs.
.. uiI'!I Burnham's building. Main 81.
...l luI;p Calrl"nian Block. Main Street
I'ut"r~ and Publishers.
>iD\EN = 60. Calcdonian Block, Main 81.
~t"sr> and Tin Ware.
..EIDHFE Eastern Avcnuc.
AI'p WuODRUFT Railroad Street.
N.H.Hl Eastern Avenue.
Watches. JrwcIrY and Toys.
.EH A ROW ELL. Calrdonian l!l'k, Main ST.
.DiGlIIuN. Railroad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
TIE MAIkER HOISE
Our Own"

If l had known in the morning,
How wearily all the day
The words unkind
Would trouble my mind
said when You went away.
had been more careful, darling
Nor given you needless pain;
But We veX Our own
With look and tone.
We might never take back again.
For though in the quiet evening
You may give me the kiss of peace.
Yet it might he
That never for me
Tn" pain ut the heart should cease.
How many 20 forth i'll the morning.
That never come home at night,
And hearts have broken
For harsh words spoken
That sorrow can nc'cr set right.
We have careful thouE EhtS for the stranger
And smiles for the sometime guest;
But Oft for Our own
The bitter tone
Though We love 'our own" the hest.
All, lips with the curve inpatient:
Ah brow with that look of scurn;
Twcrr cruel fate
Were the night too late
To undo the work of morn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17

How THE panic AFFECTS BurrER.-
''lhirty-two ccntSw echoed woman
Yesterday. when her grocer charged her
that sum for pound of butter. Eyes,
nm, he replied, with il bland smile.
" on see the grocers can't carry much
of il reserve, and we can't turn out our
collateralS at Il sacrifice If the Gov
crnmemt calls III the bonds due in 1874,
and the imports of bullion tend to ease
the money market IL little, butter must
find its level with everything else. But
ter is very panicky just now, but
think the worst is over" She paid the
money without further growling.-De-
tyOH Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
How We Kill Children.

people of old time. When IIrrod had II
purpose to accomplish he sent out some
of his soldiers and slew all tie children
i'll his territory under IL certain age \
painful publicity was given to the af-
fair and after all. if our modern com
mentators are to he believed. not more
than IL dozen or so children were dis
posed of. We repeat we do things
better nowadays. Our modern Her
odS are not deSpotic rulers Staying chill
drcn with the sword. Not at all They
are architects; and they build school
houses.
Some time ago the authorities in
/ New York desired an examination made
into the school houScS-thcir conStluc-
ti"n, sanitary condition and other kin
drcd points. The examination was
made. but for excellent reasons its re-
suits were not made public. A little
later the medical gentleman who had
been engaged i'll aSccrtaiming the facts III
! the case. decming them too vitality i'm
| portant to he suppressed in this way.
contributed IL series of articles to IL
health Journal, the Sanitarian. stating
| the things he had discovered. We do
not intend at this time to go into the
t'', '''i', w ,'i' ,."''''''''' '7"i'It S'H'"i
i;.;, ~ I'i'' W '"''I &C. III ' ',T''el con-
!i'''' I'i"'i U'ii'! ~ "'', vi 'I' we ne
."H'' .nc i''irM .y,I my points were l"'hd
:" -" :i"' ''i' was II" ""'itttt'
arS. III ease of panic or fire: ventilation
had been either neglected or disregard
ed by the architects: and the heating
/ apparatus WAS arranged i'll accordance
win 'iir iliilc n"nol'd PrInclplr "i bow
h"! !" u" It, !" cNPi'lli 'hr ia'tei
l"'il' 'I'f registers were i"''hu I" he
liI'IlS'I' one 4'"Ne a."'hcr' close t."
'ii' ''''I'tIH "o>N>' As result til'
N". ."'IS 81 III !" H't""H "l"S' "i n"' ar
Nhlic me scholars III me rear >iilNer: Il
'"li'il'I"ll "l 'illn"H Nillch Is iicqnthtlA
aggravated hL lowering the windows,
III "i"rr |" i'lleNr the teachers. n"
more remote results. ana the various
l"rIilS ni SICKNESS ilkei\ l" he dcNcI"p-
+" ny 'hl> system nl neatlhg' Il" not
H.t" l" "c iIi'lcitc"' 1Gt II Is I" con
uiil"IS >U'h as lh'>'' ana tht p"SHlhlll-
li"> th'N lhE"I\c. That New ok expos
g. iief one hIhdIcd Thousand scholars
ana 'NrnlN N-hNr hundred school teach
tf>' nero" were L" llNt over again.
ne ""''lu ma 'hlS way less clumsy an"
more rIt'ilNc IMAM MS own. 1or d
>ilHGhtci "i the lhH"rcht>.
hr'th'i\ the New York Academy at
N'oI'Inc hau an interesting dehat"
/ upon tlc C;ire "i children III tn" public
schools heNt Nv" points were made
very clear hN the discussion. W., that
'he rap" increase "f the disease ~
'ar->i%hi'nlit>> III TINS country Is due
IalS'IN I" lhr lart tllat our school hou-
>t> are wrongly huiIt, I'll lighted and
hauI\ Nchtllated-thc disease heIng -"
serious IT, To- sooner or later threaten
hlIndnr>>: fulth"r. that the existence
ANA spread "f contagious diseases among
school children can he avoided on
checked only 10y regular medical in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
\ Detroit business man found a conn.

y Detroit business man found coun-
tertcit fifty cent scrip among his cur
rcncy the other day, and he put it in
his vest and that afternoon gave it to
little girl hcgging on the streets.
When he came back from tea he found
the same piece of scrip in the drawer
again. and questioning his clerk ne
learned that Il little girl had brought it in,
bought Il stick of gum. and gone away
with forty nlnc cents good money.
That bank has suspended on currency
payments To bcggars.