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The Western advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1872-1874, 1874-05-23

The pigeons have built nests in the
Union Churcl steeple.
The Mankato Record says 4 lady in
that city picked ripe Strawberries from
her vines on the 18th Of May.
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FROM BIGELOW.

FROM BIGELOW
B1GELow, MOBILES Co., Minn., May q, 1874.
EDITOR ADVANCE Farmers are generally
through seedi.:g small grain, which is up and
looks we'll. Capt. Mills has out about Sc acres OF
wheat
Bonds have been issued to build school house,
in the village, at cost Of 1850. and the contract
has been let. The work is to be done by the mid
die of June.
We have two stores for general merchandise,
one kept by Mr.. S. D. Tinnis and one by Mr..
Morse, at the depot. Messrs. Colvin & De Boos
have well-stocked hard ware store, and manu-
facture till-ware.
great many trees have been planted in all
directions. Mr.. Morse has planted several thous-
and European LarCheS on his farm.
We have regular religious services on every al
ternate Sunday at the store room OF S. D. Tinnis,
the Rev. VIM. NJ. Rear OF the N. E. Church off,
ciating. We have also a regular and aourlshiug
Sabbath-Schoo
We are much In need Of = good blacksmith At
this point Can you ecnd ue one: ".
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DR.. Craft is sinking 4 we'll on his
lot.
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FOR SALE.
A building suitable for a store and dwelling,
Oh Tenth street, two doors north of WOrthingtOn
Hotel. Also about 20 acres Of land near the vii
lage; all Of which will be sold at a bargain.
[4w37] G. T. FAKE.
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The beach of Okabena Lake is doing
good business now securing plows
PREF aratory to breaking.
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N. Is. SOTLE,
( COUNSELLOR AT LAW and Notary Public
~ Othce on 81 ave-, opposite the park, Worth
ington, Mimi. Prompt attention given to con-
veyancing.
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j. $. STUCK,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Real Estate and col
~ Letting agent, would respectfully tender his
ties, and hopes, by prompt attention to business,
and fair and honest dealings, to merit i share Of
public patronage.
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Those who wish to see how a box-el-
der tree can grow may do so by looking
at one in the yard of the Worthington
Hotel. We are assured by a lady who
has watched the tree with interest that
some Of the limbs have grown from
eight inches to foot during the past
week. It is to be regretted that more
of these trees have not been set out.
The box-elder is a rapid grower, is a
hardy tree not easily injured by the
frost or storms, and makes a beautiful,
bushy shade tree.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
The Common Council have procured the yard
ReiSngipg t" the Worthington Hotel Barn for
pound cattle or other animals intended in Ordi-
nance No. IL will find Master in charge.
BY order Of the Council.
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j. G.. Clarke has treated his horse to
a new sett of harness and new buggy.
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Carbolic acid sprinkied on vegetables
will protect them from grasshoppers.
Mrs. Churchill has preserved her plants
in this way.
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FROM HERSEY.


HERsEY, Mobiles Co., MIMI, May q, 1874.
EDITOR ADVANCE Noticing that reward
has been offered for the best essay on wheat
raising 1 think it would he we'll to offer All in
ducement for some one to prepare a reliable es-
say on the Grasshopper, 50 that the habits Of this
pest may he generally known. We ought to
know how to fight them to advantage. Some
talk of leaving this country if the crops are de-
stroyed this year. Why flee before small All
enemy: Larger and smaller enemies have been
conquered, why not the grassilopper? If 1t had
been positively known last Fall that the eggs
would hatch this Spring, the pests might have
been annihilated by protecting the grass on the
prairtes until noW when we could make a gener-
al sweep by firing the prairie.
ITEMs.-Lawrence ReidIe, while out shooting
prairie squirrels Oh his corn ground, was badly
hurt in the leg by the accidental discharge Of his
gun.
Seren Iverson, the mason, has moved to his
farm.
A. L. Rogers Of Madison Wis, is soon expect
ed at Hersey with 20 horses for sale. He will
sell OH time to accommodate buyers
Mopu AHou
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The prairie is still lighted upat night
in places, 10y brilliant prairie fires, which
no doubt make it lively for the young
grasshoppers.
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Colony Maps for sale at the ADVANCE
Office.
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E. .. DiBclOW. MINI.
TEED & BAKER,
GENERAL DEA1rRs1x
Ready Made Clothing
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Have just received very fine stock of Spring
and Summer Clothing of the Latest Styles, which
we are selling very cheap for cash.
Also Clothing made to order by hrst-cla.s
workman. Please give us call. (4w35
J. s. sHCCK, H. D. BooKsTAvER-
AHy at Lase Notary Public.
WESTERN HOME
Real Estate, Loan & In
surance Agency.
5HUCK & BOOKSTAVER
Have established all agency for buying and sell
ing real estate and offer unsurpassed facilities in
selling land or providing purchasers, with the
most desirable bargains, in both wild and I'M
proved lands, Homesteads, Prescriptions and
Tree Claims located In Mobiles and adjoining
counties. In connection with this branch OF our
business, we have scured the services Of B. w.
Woolstencroft, County Surveyor, one OF the
oldest settles and most experienced neil In tho
country as locating agent.
Special attention given to Land ONCE business,
to contested and appeal cases arising under the
Presumption and Homestead Laws,
Insurance effected In first-class companies.
Loans negotiated,
Conveyances promptly and neatly done.
Office first Door east Of Post Once.
WORTHJNGTON. MINNESOTA.
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r II. JOHNSON. Dealer in Saddlery Hard
u ware, Trunks, ValSeS, etc. Harness always
on hand, and made to order Repairing neatly
done Shop Oh Ninth Street, WOrthington, Mimi.
p ".
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GRASSHOPPER CONTENTION.

GRhSS7OPPER CONTENTION.
A convention has been called to meet
at Window on Tuesday next, the 26th,
to consider the grasshopper question,
and to discuss matters of interest to
the district visited last year 10y the
grasshopper. We wish to request our
friends III the country to bring in or
send in, either to the Relief Committee
OF to the ADVANCE Office, any facts
concerning the grasshopper OF which
have grown out of the grasshopper Wis
itation. Our delegation to the Con-
vention want reliable data upon which
to act.
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Okabena Lake is just now yielding
some tine pickerel from foot to eigh
teen inches long.
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Read the ordinance to prevent ami.
mails from running at large.
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The wild plum trees on Okabena
Lake are III blossom and filling the air
with perfume.
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J. \. Town is putting a picket fence
around his lot.
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DR.. b. s Langdon is building wing
to his house.
Mr.. Morgan has located his corrall at
the foot of Tenth Street, between the
street and the lake.
S. \. Davis has put out a handsome
new sign.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

There are only six more days, after
to-day, in which tax payers can pay be-
fore the penalty of ten per cent. at
taches, and the two per cent. month
begins to run. Old delinquent taxes
may be paid any time before the first
of August.
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Il. u. B11RDER

X. u. BARBER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Graduate OF
. i Harvard University. United States Examin-
ing Surgeon for Pensions. Office at Bal Der &
LawrenceS, WOrthingtOn Mimi.
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The Okabena Mills have put up a
large new smoke stack.
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DEVTlNT'K y.

MENTAL ROOMS of f.. BEDFORD are on 10th
Il , Street, opposite public square, and will lie
open the last week in each month. Work inSur-
ed five years. Ivy
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Everybody has rejoiced during the
past week in three or four days Of
beautiful May weather. The prairie is
green in all directions with grass,
wheat and flax.
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The st. Paul Press says it is rumored
that Judge Wakefield is to resign and
that Mons Grinager is to he appointed
III his place.
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TAKEN UP
By the subscriber, in Elk township, four mare
colts and one horse colt. Two of Il horse colts
are s0rfel, two hay, and the mare colt dark gray.
All have white III face. The owner will please
prove property, pay charges and take the same
away. (3w35] S. NELSON.
FOR SALE.
House and Lot on 10th Street. enquire Of
32t] BENTON g. GOODNOW.
DARTIES having Cattle to Herd can apply to
Il [3gt1 JOHN ALLEY.
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LOCAL,

LOCAL,
woRTH1NGroN, MIMI, NAY ., 1874.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST EPIsCopA1--Rev. j. W. Lewis,
pastor: Services every Sabbath. morning At
ton Praying Band" Sabbath evening at I o'clock.
Pray meeting Thursday evening at o'clock.
PREsB1rEkIAN.-Services In the west room on
fst 2es q Mss ssnop IL
UNION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening.
Cards, Bill-heads, Letter-heads, En-
velopes, Posters and Job Work gener-
ally done with neatness and dispatch
at the ADVANCE Office.
Rev. Mr.. Packard will preach at the
Union Church tomorrow.
The NJ. +. Church holds Quarterly
Meeting here to-day and tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Fitch, of Window, will offici-
ate.
The Pound Social of the Union
Church held last evening at the resi-
dence of Capt. Smith was very enjoy
able affair and quite a success pecuni-
arily.
Read the ordinance to prevent ami
mails from running at large.
c. P. Fake offers his business house
in town and his farm Of 80 acres near
town for sale. For a business man
who wants a good business stand in
town and farm near by, this is good
opportunity.
j. G.. Clarke has treated his horse to
new sett OF harness and new buggy.
DR.. B. Langdon is building wing
to his house.
Mr.. Morgan has located his corrall at
the foot of Tenth Street, between the
street and the lake.
S. \. Davis has put out handsome
new sign.
The Okabena Mills have put up a
large new smoke stack.
J. \. Town is putting picket fence
around his lot.
The beach of Okabena Lake is doing
a good business now securing blows
preparatory to breaking.
Mr.. Brant has built a neat cottage
on the shore OF the West Lake.
Everybody has rejoiced during the
past week in three or four days Of
beautiful May weather. The prairie is
green in all directions with grass,
wheat and flax.
The prairie is still lighted upat night
in places, 10y brilliant prairie fires, which
no doubt make it lively for the young
grasshoppers.
The wild plum trees on Okabena
Lake are in blossom and filling the air
WITH perfume.
Okabena Lake is just now yielding
! some tine pickerol from a foot to eigh-
teen inches long.
Sidewalks are being laid on the west
sides of Third and Fourth Avenues.
The st. Paul Press says it is rumored
that Judge Wakefield is to resign and
that Mons Grinager is to he appointed
in his place.
Carbolic acid sprinkied on vegetables
will protect them from grasshoppers.
Mrs. Churchill has preserved her plants
in this way.
L. E. kimba]l'S team enlivened our
streets yesterday morning with one of
the most proper and exemplary run
! aVaVS of the season They kent well
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.. T. Rabbits
Pure Concentrated Potash

o. DOubIe Tie strength OF any other
SAPONIFYIN9 SUBSTANCE.
l have recently perfected new method Of
packing my Potash, or Lye, and am now packing
~, and does not injure tile Soap. 1t is packed
III boxes containing "a and 4Sn. Balls, and in no
other way. Directions in English and German,
accompanying each package.
b. T. BABBITT,
321 81 to 81 Washington st., n Y.
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The Window Reporter moves that
the editors OF this part of the State
organize an Editorial Association.
Second the motion
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Sidewalks are being laid on the west
sides of Third and Fourth Avenues.
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THIRD AVENUE HOTEL,

TREES
Cotton Wood and Soft Maple Trees at AOO per
thousand. Also Soft Maple and White Elms,
Nursery grown and Trans Planted,) from 10
to IL feet high, at low rates, by
32t] w. E. CHAPLIN.
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Prof Powers delivered some very in
teresting lectures on Phrenology and
Phisiognomy during the past week at
Miller Hall. He is certainly an intel
ligent, advanced man, and we'll worth
hearing.
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OKABENA HOUSE FOR SALE
The undersigned wishes to sell the Okabena
Hotel, located on Ninth Street, in Worthington.
good stablng for teams. Am compelled to
change business on account of the ill-heath
my wife For particulars address,
t36tfl C. p. SLOUGH.
7REASCRER'S NOTICE.
The Taxes on real estate are due now, and
must be paid before the first day Of June. or a
penalty will he added Please take notice there
of and govern yourselves accordingly.
3W35 II. d. HCMISTON, Treasurer.
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Mr.. Brant has built neat cottage
on the shore OF the West Lake.
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oAo~sAeAAS WA Ao4COAAnA 00oOCAGtG1OIs
Second the motion.
The editor of the Estherville Vindi-
Gator has been up to jackson, and saws
jackson is nice town, in as fertile
a county as Southern Minnesota can
boast. Its business men are of the SOL
id kind, it's newspaper is first class, ed
tied by agentleman.'
jackson is one of the best counties
tributary to Worthington. The he
pudtic is one of the best of our neigh
boring exchanges. We are indebted to
it for most interesting news items, and
for weekly advertisements of the AID.
VANCE and Of the National Colony.
MAY it live long and prosper.'
The Window Reporter says that Rob-
erts, who recently purchased the 1000
acre farm near that place, will break
1000 acres this year. Here is a chance
for breakers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

giving the least excuse. To his wife 5
fearful cntrcatics Ia know the cause of
his absences. he turned il deaf ear
at wouldn't do You any good to
know where have BEEN" he replied,
almost brutality on one occasion, after
she had implored for his confidence.
Bat, Harry. can't endure it," sob
bed the poor little wife. Il am worried
almost t" death when you stay away
So
And You think YOU would like it
better if | should come home at these
times ,"
"Oh, Harry. how can you ask such Il
question ! of course | should"
Every well. then; promise never to
remain AWAY again. and he was as good
IS his word
~ month after flat, blcarcd. dis
figured mHu rcclcd into the handsome
home of the CaIlctons.
oh Harry. what is the matter p
groaucd poor Mildred, as her husband
staggered Ia II seat.
'Drunl,, he answered. with demo
niac laugh. 'lou needn't he afraid of
me. | shan't hurt you." as the poor
child drew away. ''.nd before | get so
bad | can't talk. have something to
>Il To You. never could drink liquor
never could touch it without Just such
consequences aS these. Ii is Il herald
tIrv curse. had mt tnuchcd ii drop OF
anything for five wears until that night
Al your fathers house. when Nou plcdg-
eel me in clarct. and ,lidn't know how
to refuse. | have never been myself
since.
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business pirreturn.

E...,.,> amI Loc0ti"H of the Irdd-
E....,. Hp.t~,,> ia st. JohHsbH,V.
,,,rnitur.,l Tools aud Hardware.
.nN~NIlL l."yt- Ei"ch i. L $t.
Np"th"c.,ri..-.
...tN ~. . I;luk Block Nam -.
...t.lA SOY E.mdaIl'- ElojE, Il. L. -.
Nitnrn->~ at Law.
.., MAY over L L. ufhc,. and Post Office
.... lIr ~ Cs',luuiau Blk. W stairs
....t.r Mann y. over Hall \ Fltr, hers
... I-i.r. i.r",."r
i:"ri,- and stationery.
...,A g,,Nyi.lI.. Ctl, DOMAIN 81 +. Nam II.
ii"ok Finders.
. -Ip>I A co. vi - Monument square
I:lluk~- Legal and Business.
. ~.u>l - 60. Monument Spuar,-
I;,l,"r- and C"mf"cti"n"r>.
..A BRADLEY. Nam street.
Boots and shoes.
,r!~ GALLAGHER Wards Bin. *. K. ST
Clothing, Iiai- and Caps.
.. VrrI.I- i.,uh Block. opposite 81. Johns
H..l-,. dealer m Read, Made Cl"thn- Hats
.- ,.u'- Furnishing G"od~ rrc.. etc
tnthiug for Men and i;"S~.
r.lEEfNk~ = &c. Fairbanks ilu.,.
tr,.,l...ry. Class and stone War.
.G!..ENNk~ 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
...,r,..s. ,'Ip"r-Iiangimg-. Window --hadc-.
.. A!nENNk~ y GO. Fairbanks lilac.
Dentists.
..snfN. 'll"l"uau Block. Main street
..NIEA SMITH, Union Block Main Street
niming Rooms.
..r..t.-, It-.t.t..rS-. Ir.-,.,,. ,,.,tt,.
NV o"ud-. and I...di,.-' Fancy Goods.
aALE A>curl,. Block L; l.; street.
.. FAIEGNNKS y co. Fairbanks ili,r'..
90, .""d-. HOUSE Keeping Goods. etc.
..I NFIErCHfIS Mann street.
Flour and Feed.
, .IpEICH . 60. E;.~t~Iu Avenue
Furniture and Cu>k-t-.
...A ~Wlr~ER Nam Street
% I>DALE Flanders Block. ny stairs
Family Gr"c..ri,- and Fruits.
u. COOK n co. Eastern avenue.
Grocrric- aud Meats.
EVEY \ GRAY. Tn,"u Block. Nam street.
IiIr Manufacturer.
.~hury File Works. opp. Passenger Depot
,ro.rric- aud II"u>e- Keeping Goods.
tNIEBNNIlS y co. Fairbanks lli,-r.
..,.l UuC~E l.. Z. street q. Il. Aidrch
...I.'t"G
Insurance. ti.iie.J
~AIGINT lEIua4 Railroad street.
Iron Founder and NIchini~t.
81 ErZLELI. North end l.. K Street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
~E\IIE Main street
Merchant TailOrS.
EuIEWOOH pmvIllc Block l.. Il. street
photographs.
t.pElCH Euruham'- Building Nam =.
..IlFOi;p Culcd"uian Block. Mann Strrrt.
Printers and Publishers.
-IuNIA 60. Cal,dunian Block. Nam -.
stoves and Tin Ware.
IllICllEE Eastern Avenue.
%. q. WuODEUFF Railroad Street
... tli:l Eastern Avenue
Watches. .IrwcIry and Toy.
.HpA ROW ELL. Crlcd"nian III h Main -.
iuIrIIrON Railroad Street.
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st. Louis complains that its water Is
too thick and its gas too thin. Mud
aud darkness prevail.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
VOLUME 37---NUMBER 1903.

ly ignored lay the city police, and if
they are not successful in their efforts
the Executive is held 10y Il certain class
of persons to he guilty of perjury.
Furthermore. the state force l. of
ten of necessity Withdrawn wholly oi
in part from the city t" meet Spcrial
demands in ncighhoIing communities.
Every agricultural fan. every military
encampmcnt. every laIgr gathering OF
the people for recreation 81 amusement.
calls toI the attcudHncc of Il greater ni
less number oi con>fdhle%. Hence il
frequently happens that scarcely an
officer of thi, force Is Left for duty in
the city. No lci>nuahlr man can fail
to ste how utterly inadequate the con
>tahulnry i tn dn the work that is rc-
qulrcd "f il IN Boston. Wherever city
authorities favor the enforcement "f
the liquor Law. there i> no more diff
Guilty in city tlau in the country.
That public sentiment dor~ noi com
pei the authorities at This and other
cities I" aid in enforcing thc ligu"r law. .
Is III some quarters urged a> II reason
i"I its repeal. No one tiruit> that in =
government like ours all laws must de
pend upon the will uisthr people fnI
their vitality. We cannot expect long
tn sustain any law that fails to com
mend itself Ia the majority "t ON Ci1i-
zenS. But H. has already been Il .
marked. the VOTERS of this Common
wealth have again and again declared
for prulihitiun. and Il" not questions
that they would - declare to-day if
brought +" the test. What remains fni
rs men, IL wise men hlt l" Ht'hh h>
the IL" an" resist 'il' "Pl'">Ih% ''
hthl> WIN 'hIl'llt.IHG '"'d"-c "I'
Hmandted Atu"i Harmony VIII not
come hN yielding +" these "rp">In-
elements. Let Il" man Halter himself
that "" can huy p"Hc" AT tins price. :"
l"ng ~ nin"-t"nth> "t the crimes cont
united III our STAT" are ilhr'hhiC {" me
use "i ih'"Nl'"'lhG liquors :" I"l% a.
'llt'-I"hlIH IH> "i tI' inmates :" "'I
prnal and I"i"ihhi"r\ institutions Hlr
char@"t"lt /" l l'r "'r"'iHi dG'ln>' &c.,
urhi >plll'>' ;" I"hE "l">' ~ >,r"-@"
Tor The "NrrfiIi"N al iiie tl"H'' ihclclt-
MY '"hNIth"h> IL trgAiH !" P"hl"'-
u"n al" uurhali@cd. iIN"l III" cNl>i
lis details. al has accomplished IlI that
was lc>ircd 10y IT, iIdmcI~. hut ucrIr~c
II i 'ir "'N' llIN'l ulil'. IN N'' "'NIN'" u"
"rIn2 "h"'.t ti'' 'n" ~'tt; 'h '"i!i'''"
Win W. "''l''i''i ~ ""' "l'',N
n'' We "'-h' J." '>' Il" "\"'l".'',.
h'''''''> !" '''''H ''"'N'' ''' ','''' " 'l'' u
CAUSES :" '''"''' "''o''N '",' I'.''' ~, ~
nave ""' >i'''"" "' "'''''' ~
struggle III N4''' We are ''G"-'"
that of the highest and best element "i
>"rIt'A I" PI",'rt I'>'" "-"','>' '"'
';''a'''I'''> N'i''I' ''' '''I,'>' 1n" M.' -
'lc''Ilt COM lh'''''iN N'' I" W '"- "l''''
us. II J. >'l"-EIt 81 NV N'l'I'S'i 80
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BUSINESS C.IHDS.


III SINENS 81 HI)S.
l. u 4 ~ \ y"
Dealer III
"a. t'l.r i%ItIi I:6uD,
I.,a Railroad Street.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Humorous.

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ne S'N hS III iidi'S dresses nave no"
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ue h'''l'l>. Al thlS rate we snail soon
nave i'",hcu 'hc >'\ies prevalent III tue
S'""'h 81 Ehell-
madame. why were vou not here ht.
lore u could not come, sir. Were
You h"' sihpdhaed. Madam Yes,
@li "'' was SICK. Wv nat was the
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\ MhiI' '"" il iarmer III the High
iiild> l">' his Nlie, ana ont OF love f"r
hrl memory called his estate Glen
mary, \ ncighh"r having met with
'in. same aililrll"n. and equally deslrou-
~ keeping before him the image of his
dedn departed. followed his example.
and his farm l. known hN the name "t
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y cadavrrou> Nevada man sat down
III Il Detroit restaurant the other day
ind asked for some "hrIled fox: but
IA" AStnnl>hed waiter only shook his
head fIitd Vol anu Il hunk o1 mule
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