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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
Fall OF the New Iron Bridge at Wa
terbury.


Au unfortunate and unusual accident
occurred near Waterbury,. Saturday at
tcluuuu in the hrraking of the western
span ot rh, new iron bridge. of the Cen
tral Vermont Elili"ad over the WinooS-
HI. 10y which two men. Who fell with the
bridge. HitarIlnu>l} escaped with them
lives.
Ih" bridge consisted of three spans.
of 80 feet each. and WAS of the pattern
known H. the Pratt plan. The coutlac-
tor. Nh. iIcNiu>. of Boston. had Just
completed putting he structure up. ami
Saturday WAS the day appointed for
testing it 10y the officers of the Central
Vermont, There were present Gov.
Smith. President of the road, Supt. llo-
bart. and many Others. The testing OF
the bridge commenced between 10 and
II a. M. 10y running locomotives and
loaded ears over it. at various rates of
speed. and every thing passed of we'll,
apparently. until about 30 p. m, when
four ears loaded with iron. weighing III
the aggregate 2I3 tons, were run Oh tU
the bridge. and placed in various posi-
tion> upon it. rs the last of the tOuI
ears came ON 10 the western span it
gave way near the western end of the
bridge. preCipltating these cars, with
two flats. into the river below. II dis
lance nf about thirty feet. Two la
l,orcr-. one standing ON the car. and the
other upon the bridge, went down. and
marvcllnusly escaped serious injury.
one having his collar-hone broken and
the other suffering some slight cOntu-
>ionS
The Young engineer of the loComO-
tive which was attached to the cars,
showed wonderful presence of mind.
As soon a> the span began u fall. he
opened the sand pipes, reversed his ell
CINE. gave her steam and with ii ire
mcndous jerk, sent her forward. pulling
the draw-har out and thus breaking
the connection with the ears. aud saw
ing himself and engine. The span fell
quickly and with a considerable crash.
creating great excitement among the
lookcis-on. as it was feared that many
lives had been lost. and that the bod
les were buried under the debris or
submerged III the river.
The accident was occasioned bv the
breaking of tension in the lower
chord. which is supposed Was due to
some defect in the iron. The loss.
which is heavy. falls as we understand
npon the contractor. Mr.. Hewins. the
bridge not having been accepted by the
railroad company.
Ii Is fortunate that the rigid and
thorough crucial test insisted on by the
officers of the Central Vermont before
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Serious Burns.

CA Friday morning. John pcn. =
uau!dc. az he .tlr works. accidentally
stepped INT, u r,; If h"t waiter. turulu2
Aj~ u2ht lcg from the foo; to thu body
H. -hurklas mnntoI. lie j. ~ com.
t"3tluic IS could h' expected. though
10. -hiu j. al of from the limb. aud
the barns al The ralf of the lee are quite
deep. Nj. Dca has long been employed
I'll he foundry. and i we'll acquainted
with ,hc locality nf this Vat. hut this
morning he was blinded by the steam.
The mistake seems t" have been IN
ha,iua hot water i'll such unguard, Il
places.
Ilummcl Downing. of Railroad street.
was boiling out mola>>c~ can on Sat
urdav. when on removing the c"lk I"
see what progress WAS made. the steam
rushed ont burning his face IL" blister.
and huIniu- one hand >nmrW hat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
The Fair.

The Executive Committee of the Cal
rd"uia Agricultural society. meet at
the It. .Iohnshury House. on Tuesday
rcvi>, the premium list. elect the judges
and make other nccc>>alI arrangements
fol the present year, exhibition. |
consider this the most important bust
ness meeting of the society. and the
several towns. :" far a. they may he
able. should he duly represented.
W
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p. p. p. p.

DE. FrF'L Pleasant purEativc Pellets ur 81
al cat, T. Concentrated Root and Herbal Juice
Anti-.HlI. u- trranul---thr Little Giant" CathaI
tie "r u1lttHiu parry" EySc. -ClrCcly Larger THAI
mustard seed Yet representing much cstthArtIr
power a. iaT-' rcpul-lyr pills h'ing most search
M and b"l"uGh. vet gently and kindly operating
Beng "nl!I'lS t'-"tdhlc. Ii" particular care i.
i"qulI"d will" l'~in- them For IaUndicc Head
ache Impure IH"n'i tonsupatiou Pain III Shout
d"Is. IL htH"ss If hest. bIzziI..>- Sour FIucta
tons. Bad tt>', III mouth Eihuu7 attacks Inter
MAJ ever Rush "i EI':'i 81 Head. IoaIcd Stuui
ach, High ul"rrd r'rinc Gloomy FnrrbmIurs tax,
Or PIERCE Pellets. In explanation of the RENE
titl power %; inv Pellets over great a variety uI
'hs-as'' wish 1" say that their action upon the
'N~telh - universal not gland tissue escaping
their sanative impress
One OF w., taken daily IIule. will
llnplts. bl"tch,s. EruPtious Bells. ScI"fulOus
Sores and SyPhliltic Affections al skin. Throat
anu bones. W cheap wood 81 paste board boxce
tut Kept fresh and reliable in vas. IS cents by all
druggists e " feb 2s u
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Nriifhe.

A. Lunruhurgh Feb Of inf muati"n ct the
bowels Vim. Webster Day aged 10 wears
Vt West Barnet. Jan. : Mrs Margaret. wid y
ot the late John II. Calder aged p wears and Il
months She had been q member of the Con.rc-a
tiona church i'll Pcacham tnr nearly 80 Years
VI W""d-tock Feb : Crpha- W Knapp. aged
lI..ut l. Nnlr.-fLrLu.rlN of In. tnEHn-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

II" Will not RESUME business at This place
again very >""n
The "verSccr nt the poor found a
family Of five childIcm on Maple street.
one cold morning the pas: week. with
h"thlnG Whatever /" eat except - few
POTATOES. and TWO OF the children hal,-
foot. The mother was ont at Washing.
The father is good workman. but
drinks. That is the secret of all this
misery and dcstitutiom
Chandler Lord died at New ireland.
Canada, few days since. Many of the
older inhabitants will remember him As
the son of Or Lord. who lived mauy
Years ago at the south end of Main
street, on what was afterwards known
is the Benton place. Nh Lord was
father of Mis-. Moses kittIcdge AMI MI.
Hiram Week, of This town. and Nh.
Mcleod. wife al Rev. Norman Mcleod
of >ali Lake CITY.
Eddor C"iedoH,nh :--SW lou very
pica~autll noticed in II late issue some
d"uati"u> IL the Athruuum Ant Gallery
and viii yuu allow nae To- add another
1" ;hc list, Il valuable .iii from Rev. l..
-. "Ia>i"" lie A'I"P"iis OF Athens.
illustrated PI"tuc>4urlN amt AIciHtec-
'uidIl\ III photography by Nllilam
III >'''
i''''''' '.''''
Frigid.
People VII" ihdulScd III The belief
that We WEI" not I" have any cold
weather this winter. had the pheasant
delu-i"n dis>ipated the past week.
iull Sunday morning the mercury
tou,hcd ~ degrees below zero, and
Monday morning II WAS still lower well
educated THERMOMETERS Indicating from
- I" 10 below. Monday t"1"n""n Wa~
exceedingly cold. the mercury rising
only t." IL below Hcr" at l. "'rl""k.
since Monday I'll" weather has been
NOR moderate. with SNOW. NJ the
present writing there are indications of
more. below zero temperature and thav -
inu ont water pipes and tending fire
PROMISES to hr the heaviest hu~lnc~> rhis
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
Mothers, Read This
A GREAT BLESSING
Worth a Dollar a Drop.

Mothers. N"ui littlr ou, irrrfuit And IL ynnI
patience almost Nh.tu~t"d III ain efforts tu pleas
them can ~ympithizc with You. and can tell Won
hat III make NouI ttl, child quiet give il 4 rood
appetite and iI"'uI' t'r il hour, ct sweet sound
sleep.
Ny LITTLE -Irl : and a halt wears al and
Dunn thai tIur ha not had two consecutive
nights rest She has been SICK Il number of time.
and u" On" seemed l." know " hat troubling her
II hard t. h'.tI her ltl" frrtful crv and not
know what O." du tor her dpcturrd her fuI
N"I;i-. hat II did u, --,'d and wa. nearly tired
with ~l-rIl,-- nights and trouble, for some dave
heard OF the Nr-ctiur. and determined Ia try it
II has proved a blessing. Ia me and my child Ii has
rl"s.n-,d from hrI stomach and b"wcls the sores
which kept gathering there and now she Size, I-
-uuudly from her bedtime until very late III th,
m"rnlu-- hr-Ii" a Ion. nap Al midday. Her appc
mt l. GOOD. and in fact she Is like different
child. often SAY thu true value OF this mcdCiIi,
To ne is dollar drop Try 1t. Cleans, the htl
mos from N"uI children blood whilr they ar.
Young Try II. and y"u viii iou Will mt III calling
It It great blessing MRS. ELLEN /. CLAPP.
- i""-t"u july In Ill L. Tudor Street
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Matrimony vs. Business.

\ veal ago last October. Mrs. Phehc
Clifford went to live with. and keep
ho,i,.. for. Archibald Stalks of 81. Johns
bury Centre. then II vidower. his wife
having died :; short time previous Mrs.
Clifford SAYS the agreement was that
Stnk> should marry her after Il reason
able. time. and that. with that under
standing. she worked for him until last
November. lien she went to Walden
fol a short visit Upon her return she
found Starks enjoying the society OF q
new wife. not Mrs. Clifford. Archibald
then offered her $50 us Il complete balm
TO her wounded feelings and "a com
pen,ation for a wears labor To this.
Phehe demurred. and hesought the AMI
of the law The suit was tried before
Judge Howard, Belden Il Idle fol the
nlaintitf. and May for the defendant
with result of judgment in favor OF
phebe to the amount of S2OO ana costs.
for her labor. The def. appealed. The
breach of promise" suit has not yet
been brought.
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Elcli and &fatr Urns.

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''' ''''' = Wv - W. W. ''
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4
'r Nichols OF N"rihheld. Secretary
a safe. l. ia town for few day.
-. ,.lu - r;I..5h,. h.
! Monday. hut escaped serious i'll
i
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t''.'I" ''' -, 49,.
$500 '1'I
\ committee of the odd Fellows
i e, III this place alc looking about
The cold of Monday GOT INTO eel
J.. somewhat. The light snow is hat
D., Protection this uiutrr.
-. =. IT,,
s.. with & very little money in 1t.
" 80 " -, ,,
IN I,.I =.
III, accommodation train south
.,,, :li- place now at half-Ia~' ten
49,, ','' = ~ ''' ''' '>
Hr. Week.. lax collector, took il
200" ot taxes last Saturday. He
.t .ai Warning To delinqu"ptS III
a,-..- columns.
-.~' >..''"'" r\'"'"s there Wa a
Zee n tai~ place, at fhr S";th
... with D sermon ~ tit pastor at
'..G.a
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j.. ''l .'.''' W. '''''
Il f.'".' apo" 'h'- e"'j|' al ~"
" '' .'. .''-''.'h- ",.>i o'l"''N
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TAX PAYERS.
Notice to DelinGuentS !!

All persons ur-I"ctIn- Ia pay their taxes N The
month of February notified that tn" tINr- ~ ].
I've collected At The '.Npru~c 81 the tax payer.
viii hr at the \ Venue House every Monday
II .iuhI.~hUuy liuu-'. saturdays t.. \ I Fan hanks
q. COS shop MONDAY. Feb Ii. NI my >trr.. II
.I"lm~huIN crntr' "u the forenoon "f all d.N -
except tn, above
Ga HIRAM WLEK> collector
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AUTHORIZED LIST OF
SCHOOL BOOKS.

At m"rtin- 81 the vermont Board "t Educ.
tI"n. held at MIddl'buTS. TUESDAY June IL
-. all the members "f the Board being present
TIA" Text li"uk> named below w,Ir selected and
authorized tur IN the District Schools OF the
STATE, Ion i've Wears iIum November l. l-13.
Having made special arrangements with the
Publishers. able I" furnish the books
the same terms agreed upon i'll thu, contract be
tween the Publishers and the state EnuId ri Edu
cation which follows
Ho1d"rs nnd Syeiic,s
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accepting the bridge discovered its
weakness. for had it not taken place. it
would have been accepted and per
haps before the close of the winter
some terrible calamity might have "C
Cured.
James Bell. of Barnard. VI. met the
wcll-dre>>ed. gcmtlcmanly appearing
man. the story of whose exploits eX
hauSt :" many type fonts each year. on
. fremont street, Saturday afternoon.
The man he owed Sl5 was Just around
the corner. Mr.. Bell. said the nice
gentleman. Il want to pay this fellow
SO, but have no small bills: only
this gold" So Mr.. Bell lends him SD ::
they go mp to the bank to get the gold
changed Sold again. Boston GIobe
On sunday. Rev. Dr. j. f.. Rankin of
the congregational church at Washing
ton, prayed that the enemies OF Gen.
Howard might hr pat I" grief. and. in
connection herewith. alluded /" the
trials and fluctuations of King David.
and how his enemies were ultimately
Disconnected
THE NEW CoLLE,ToI. John l.. Ma
son entered upon the duties of his of
flee, yesterday. H. Collector of Internal
Revenue of the Third District "t
Vermont. which has Just been c"n>ol-
idatcd with the first District. He has,
appointed rs Chief Deputy and Clerk.
Mr.. ElihU Il. Taft of this city Free
Press. 3D.
Thermometer sunk /" forty six dc
%rcc> below zero at Lancaster. y. II.
Where's the u>c of guim" to the Attic
regions to freeze to death When "" have
such weather 81 near home.
The strike on the New York. O>Wrg"
and Midland Railroad continues. Trains
are stopped and other violence j. com
mittcd. The trouble originated in the
non payment of the employees.
According t" an exchange. JERSEY
CiIN's drtalcatiuu illustrates the folly
of rntru>tiug important offices T." We
~ Young men While the city l. "ut
of it, thousands. the ;h~r"mdiu. rr,a~-
urrI isn't Vet ont of hi> tWrmtir>
Three Kitchen boilers cNpIodrd IA
dittr,,r hnusr. in New York Nuuda,
n,,,,,,in,, ,I,,. r,,.I,L.r. If tL. tIu;li-.
i,,'i'',r i,.,,,,,,, ...,..,,,.. Tram .,.,IJir,,
aud the houses hring fired lay each. she
,.,,,,,,.- I;,,,, II,y,-r i,,tn rho ,,iLJI,. ni
T.,,'
~
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T''"' ''N ;I -,
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II Is "'n ',a' ''''''' ne '''> az "
passage l"' EUROPE on >,'t"''' " "',
sails on SATURDAY next, II / >''''' sic
VIII proceed dHc'l /" lrI&Ium. "H"I'
her husband hA> ht'h Ion some 'lI"'
ami where Ii" Is safe. tor ihc present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
ADDISON tOlNlN.

ON Saturday evening about : o'clock.
a freight train left Middlchury. and in
passing into the bridge there. brake
man named Edwards, from st. Adams.
was hit on the head by the bridge and
knocked Senselcss on top of the car next
behind the one on which he was stand
ing. 1t appears that he SAW the bridge.
and stopped low enough. a. he sup
posed. to clear il. On coming To his
senses he found himself near the edge
of the roof of the car. and it is miracle
that he WAS not thrown off while living
in that perious position. He wa, taken
into the caboOse and tended carefully
until the train reached Rutland. about
1920. when he was taken to the Bates
House. and medical aid summoned. On
examination his wounds were found not
to he serious.
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TrH Embellishments.
Persistent Advertising IL the right medium
brings business.

I OST-Friday evening Jan - III the Town
i Hall or Main street. the gold pendant IF :'H
ear ornament Tn, finder will lee suitably reward
ed upon leaving the ai'"v" al this office.
N"ANTED-A DOUBLE HORSE POW En-
- Evegat-.
lyme WATCHES REPAIRED and rated 81
i HOWARD ROW ELLIS.
N(TESTERN TICKETS.-Tickcrs {" all points
w West and south via all the first class routes
Call and get lowest rates AT Pas,-uE'f Depot
\. &. HARVEY.
-. Johnshury. Vt March ;, l-,3. 5-tf
\OTI' E.-liaving mad" preparation tor dcly-
y crIn- coal IN this village. request person
wanting coal e. leave send their orders 10 Of
tee and they Will be promptly titled. 40 coal de
liveTcd unless orders are given a. above.
f. y I. FAIRBANKS & ca.
- J"hn,hury Vt sept. / l-13.
TENEMENT TO RENT. - OSBORN WARD
i has tenement IL rent Railroad Street in
his building, nearly opposite the depot. 9Ji
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CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD.


In, circulation 81 tn. blood : TN, lif Of thu.
BODY, and IT, ~tnppi.c l. death w ar, healthy
h, the hi,''d rlr'ulIt'~ freely any inf,rruutiun
Tr, ,ItrI- lis fI.' course l. th, i
H., 49,. Flood I~ tn, life 81 the flesh" Tan W.,
expect 10 enjoy GOOD health when bad 81 cnrruut
humuI~ circulate with TIN, blood causing pain and
dis,.t-, and th- hIuur~ h' IN. Deposited thrum,lr
tn" ,utIrr body produce plmpl">. cIUptinn~ ulcer,
md: -,~iIuu v-tINcut~~. !' tdich,. r.l ia rheu
matt iu and numerous other complaints No die
east, lee the body wlth"ut first h,tng grurInt
ID ~ th, l.a,d and un disease can po-slv h, III
the n', II tho hino! o., pure 1t l. Of great mnpnT
tlII,. 20 know what medicine viii purify and reno.
,dt, fh h''d 'Ti ilCnIr the disease. renew vital
o.. Iu,ut..lN and physically, aud iu.i.l fresh vi-o
into I'LL Ili' vital functions of the BODY. This med
Iriu. - tn N'-"ilur tn'. great blood purifier
II extends lis uhu' INTO every uurt Of th,.
human organism. COMMENCING. with it, foundation
CORRECTING I-'s -i action. and restoring vital pow
, creating healthy formation and qualification
# Lr hiupi. dri di~,.i-, and lrtyin. VA
tur, tu I,.r:uTu IL allotted i.i-h.
\I.I lINi is c'IuI posed Of Roofs Bark and Irrl.
II = very pheasant To- taxi. ,,rN child likes il
-uld Do. all lru--i %
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Savings Bank Notice !!

In com IIanc, with 10. requirements uf By Laws
of the HaSSumI~Ic =. iu-s Bank. tn" c"rp"rat"rs
of SAID Bank NIL mold their annual meeting at the
TREASURER Di!."r. III -. .I"hn~hury Vt "n We'd
ucsdaH. the eleventh day Of March IL Vt ~ "n'
o'clock l.. VI. tI the Election 81 officers al III Il
Bank t"I the ensuing Year and ii" a. Other hu~i
ness proper al said meeting.
/. u HIOpUErl secretary.
-. Juhu~huIy VI. Jan =. - -
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St. JOhnsburY Centre.

they have Il pretty good joke on John
Bacon. E-i. \ ''glangr" was organized
mp, there e week "r TWO ago. With Gco.
R1uury. master: Jeremiah Vaughn
trra>urr: and Erhraim II stone. sec
Rotary. y great many persons joined.
Including farmers. and Il llnUri>hiug
>"cicj, VAS organized At once. But the,
joke was thar objections We're raised /"
Nh. Bacon. and he Withdrew i'll good
"Id,r ~ ANY sensible man would. Mr..
Brown. the >pirituali>t medium aud
lecturer. was admitted mcmher il
good and regular standing. Nh. Bacon
has hi~ little laugh over it. in which
others Join.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

The Rum Business.
We have noticed from time TO time
,be rafting thu States Attorney May
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A Source of Great Anxiety.

lis. 81 \r-'trHo. ii'l declining health a source
Of great .uNi'tv L. all ui hcI friends \ few loot
ties "f TN. Nr--tiur restored her health strength
and appetite" y. H. TILDEN
Ins and Read I-iatc Agt.. ~ Scars Building
l'u~'.ii Mass .Iuu, = l-12
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For Sale 4!

On reasonable, t,rns--.i VILLAGE. Lot "n Pearl II
For particulars. enquire "t e. \ ~lLN - TEL:
- .Tnhu-hurv. 81
\. \. EARLE M"rII>vilr
February /. la 6ll'
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The Chandler Scientific Department
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

hFFER> - liberal -dUcai"n based mainly on
~ Mathematics. the Natural Sciences and Mod
'rn Languages Speciality. = wi and MrClnnl"'i'
Engineering Address PRESIDENT SMITH. or
pkOE. L L IIGGIIN. MAnny,r y u tApIlI
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t.si.t.u~ Meetings.

-, r..-Hrr, tI West Concord. IT
r. .,s.,. We; yucoId tor
-. ~. .ud 80 IN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

Bradford x Co. of Bennington are in
trouble about the insurance on their
mill. recently blown up and burned.
the North British. the Mercantile aud
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SprriaI Unhrrs.

PASSUMP>IC LODGE, No. 81 +. & 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday on OF be
fore the full of the Moon &. j. HOUGHION Sec.
HASWELL. CHAPTER, NO. IL, X. 4. VI.
Regular communication. Friday on OF before the
full of the moon. c. V. EASTMAN, Sec'y.
CoRSs.-Since pride and fashion have had con.
troll OF mankind, and shocmakers wer" compelled
to make boots and shoes iii fancy instead of the
rect; the suffering from Curns. Buninns lnGrrwin-
Nails Sore Insteps Blistered Heels &c, cannot be
described hut Briggs Corn and Buninn Remedies
will cure all such tuTments. and proper fitting
boots will prevent their reproduction.
. TILES are very common Affection there being
but few persons who not troubled with them al
solne period of their life Briggs Pile Remedies
are mild. safe and sure tlOOct74
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If Springfield Rcpublicc" SAYS
W IN" manufactures at II. Johns
T.. nave suspended TEMPORARILY"
'''.''Iy refers t" Harry Jones
"'''h. - he would have been
's' II he third offrnse if he had
..,,. -, 'a' Oh that Monday night. we
Can assure the Republican that
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Peacham Academy.

Tn, >piu- Term h,.-Ius tuesday. Feb ~ -
and continues eleven weeks
{. \. BI NilIE, \. VI. Principal.
F"r PARTICULARS or catalogue. address thu Principal
ur John NAENTM. JE.
SECRETARY Of Trustees
rracham Vt. Jan = III 80
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accepting the bridge discovered its
wea kne>>. for had it not taken place. it F.
would have h"ru accepted and per
haps before the close of the winter
some terrible calamity might have "G- .
Cured.
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VAN wy K
GRAB.


VERY SWEET. and
pELIIIOISIY FIANORED."
w. have the entire stock. We have n" agents.
Ask for particular description and rates. Cara
ln.ucs ut Fruit ant O,HGm"htGl Ir.'s "n request.
q ,i'% % ;Hrr'r st. C. MAXWELL & Bros,
1,,.,i,N., \,Xy N,rk
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

WaS making among the liquor sellers of
this county. As We said last week.
warrants were out /" commit Eugene
Burr and Cyrus Hadlry to Jail. As
soon ~ Bur read the fdtcd"niGH he
WAS taken .ilaImingl> i'll. ANA has not
been able to he committed since.
lladlcy i more honest a> well as more
philosophical. When the sheriff went
fol him he answered with alacrity that
he would go. He SAID lit was so darn
ed hard times thi, winter he had as
soon go to Jail as not" But what of
his poor wife .?
sam Fox. who has been selling liqu-
or in sam Wrighl'S saloon on Railroad
street was fined 80 and costs, and left
town. Reuben u. Bonctt of Lyndon.
who has been pcddling liquor about
this section. has his trial to-day.
1t i 10 pleasant job which the states
Attorney has III attempting To stop the
illegal traffic liz intoxicating liquors
hat hc appears to lee doing the work
faithfully and ctlrctual!y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

On sunday. Rev. Dr. }. f.. Rankin of
the congregational church at Washing
ton, prayed that the enemies OF Gen.
Howard might hr put t" grief, and. i'll
connection herewith. alluded /" the
trials and trihuatiom> of King David.
and how his enemies were ultimately
Disconnected.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

a'c mas a town lot tor sale.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

The NEW CuLLEoruE John l.. Ma
son entered upon the duties of his of
flee, Yesterday. IT. Collector of Internal
Revenue of the Third District "t
Vermont. which has Just been c"ll>ol-
idatcd with the first District. He ha,
appointed rs Chief Deputy and Clerk.
Mr.. Elihu Is. Taft of this city Free
Press. I'd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

Don't forget the entertainment of
ladies at the Cnivcr>aliet church
8 Thu sday) evening.