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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

EA !. ". rI\kIINu. VI. u.

Ia "uI northern lLtirudr~. where t"I
=" great Il portion "t The year We .,Ic
d.lrudrut "u artificial heat. th,. pr"h-
lem al nous. warming i>>dmr~ an i'm.
I"iiancr. IN relation /" health and hap.
pinr~~. which can hardly Ice "NrI-,.~li-
mated.
This pl"hlrm luN"lNr> not only the
Ju,~tI"u "i t,mpclIruIr. huG Il~" thai
Of NrnrilaIi"u. the motive power "i
" hirh i ia nearly all cases furnished hN
The uratlm. apparatus. /" coal. -
and "NrI- heated r""u~ j. due. tu 20
much 9Irlrrr extent than l. generally
~uppn~,.d. the i'll health which I~ n,-
pucmtll observed In"m. those uI,"
spend Il large p"Ili"m "I then lmc u i,
.!'...'.. h'-..s'~.'~ attributed g." "N'l-
N"Ih and "lh,I c.llI>,> ale moi InII,
HucuilN du, 81 these.
The objects l." nr aimed ~ ia; naIu-
ia@ IT h"r~,. atc inui,ltrd IL, III, follow
iug questions namely. How can The
night amount al heat Ice "htAiu,d II"v
'.n ii hc ,pu,lll ,h~rIihurrd should
it hr received hl c"r,ucil"u ur in the.
t"Im "t i.idi.lmt heat " hat m.Ihud
"t hrirln" n", ric~ m"~i rilr,tuIll> i.u
the. Icm"N., I'll 81 impilr ai and ton rh,.
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Inc l"llnci person III Il room heated
ny Il current "l warm an. ol lhc iat!ci.
thermometer exposed io direct ray
will stand at Il much higher point than
il will III the same position protected
iIom these rays. This arises from the
fact that atmospheric air ah>"rh> heat
+" Il less degree than does the material
which enters into the construction ot
the thermometer. In Il room heated 10y
direct radlaliun. whose temperature as
Indicated 10y tn" thermometer Is seventy
degrees Fahrenheit. Il person will cN-
pcllrhrc even Il greater degree "i
warmth than he will III Il room heated
10y warm alr with the thermometer ut
the same point Notwithstanding in the
former ease the real temperature of the
air i much lower than in the latter.
This. of course. arises partly from the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
a'asjness DIRECTORY.

..... tl.,pr>> and Locdii0H Of the hnd
t,.u.s> H"n>c> IN 81. .IohnShH,V.
\t,,uliuf-,I Tn.I- and Hardware.
.. ut-.tII. HINTS lii"ch. l.. Il. 81
NpniI,"c:,:ir>.
.,.INN \" o. Iluk Flock, Main St.
t'i"ru",~ al Law.
H.lf. over L. L. utlic'. aud Post Otcr.
IrI N".. Cll,d"nr.,n I:Ih.. up stairs
,I.p Mann ST. ",cr Halt Fletcher :
.r 10, ..'ps'r-
.:nni,~ and ~taii"n"rN.
..r.r,, EuWil.i.. Crlri"ui.,n l:l'L. Mann -.
took flinders.
-.... > 60. Ats Monument Squurr.
,Iu,~- Legal aud !:u~in">>.
.....A 60. Monument ~qu.,Ir.
t:ahcr> and C"ni"ctinnrr~.
... .ENpIEN. Nlm street.
i:n"i- and shoes.
.....rNILNGHrl; Ward Ilh.. Il. L. St.
'i"thin.. Hat and Gaps.
.. uupl;E Emh Block. "pp">ii' 81. Johns
...- d.,I,r in lad, Mld, CIothin. Hat
..nr- luu'-h.u- ,."oI- etc. ,tc.
,hn:hin- r"r lien and Boys.
...:N>k~N = co Tt'tinh~ Village.
,...S..r,. tIr>- nnd >r"m" Ware.
...nNNk~A - 60. Tluhiuh~ Village.
.a.~,,r-. I',r,, IInn=ime-. Window shades.
'HEN\A~ - GO. InrhInh~ \illn-'.
n,nti~t~.
......~ ,.l,Inuilu El",h Nam Street.
IDS. SWIM Uuou El",h Mun Street.
~ :. '.".,d~. Gr"c.ri"> and Fruits,
...: ..-. rIII!\DII.I. l.r-jrru N>.uu,
l'., '....rl-. and Ladies fancy Goods.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
The Late Fair.

\ correspondent al the 81. .lii0H>
.ldrcrfiScr supposed tn he q. :. Bliss.
E~q.. OF Georgia thu> pleasantly speaks
"f the Caledonia fair:
ArIiNin" al 81. ,Johu>hurN about
eleven o'clock. we followed he crowd
from Il Temporary platform half Il mile
below the depot. immediately on To the
fair ground where We found Il large
number of people already assembled.
although it WAS onl ' the first day of the
fair. The grounds are very spacious
and like every other place about st.
Jnhr>hury. quite rolling. There is u
very good track with i railing or fence
on each side. and all til" necessary
stands and fixtures. The area enclosed
hy the track i elevated and wa> "rru-
pied much of the time "t the fair 10y
base ball players. AT the time of orIl
arrival there WAS upon II Il lar@" and
very fine display of working oxen in
yoke. The buildings are very capa-
cinuS. ati"r,ling all the accommodation
necessary tnr the purpose of the fair.
The display in the hall WAS 10y far the
best we have seen this year. in many
respects being quite superior tn that of
the State Society at Rutland. There
was ii very fair display of butter and
sugar. We happened along during the
examination of the butter 10y the Judges
and SAW Il new feature in that respect
All the packages were ">trlppcd and
the, butter stood nakcd as on the couIl-
terS OF city retailers. OF cheese the
display WAS small.
The display of cattle. mostly Ayr
Shirc>. DeVons. and Jerseys. was good
for Il county society. There wclc some
valuable >hccp-C ot>wold>. South Downs.
aud Mcrino>. We did not get time to
visit the horse stable hut there were
some very fine ones in front of the
stand during the short time We were
on the ground the second morning.
The horst. trot i not IL feature of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

| H'i''hS' 'ii'iIl NOW \ilnlN lS matter al
h"t"rI"tN. They hav" ramSackrd tn,
"ltN and Suhul lbs. traced il score ofcIcw.
INTO n"thlngncSS. followed mp mNStc-
r"I> nursery men, chased Wild wNpSic~
ahd over the whole country set alert
the local police. One strange cpiSc,lic
result. that every reader must have no
lIr"d. Is the discovery. in all portions ut
the land. of lost children not Charley
Ro>S ever. though sometimes very lik,
( hIh. hut many mothers ,liIlinnS have.
~ iiic East aud North and West. been
restored To their homes. in this wide
search. No such c;lS,. has ever had such
machinery at work to bring il to Ii"ht
rs ilrI> one Vet it remains hopclc>Slv
dalk. Mr. Ross has had the advice of
the best law NcrS of his city: and he and
they still retain faith that The dctcr-
iINr> have done the best they could :
and perhaps the secret Will only he pen
ciratr,i. and the lost one found in some
intn'r Ar;rI 10y Il happy accident. like
ilI'>" other children
The public. however. cannot share.
tins confidence. To them the east. ap-
pears an instance of the most huu"ling
ni>miarIa%"mcnt. The theory iu which
they started. VIZ. that The abduction
vas the work at professionals. after the
lII"lI>h fashion. seems to Ice lust am,
accurate. Their efforts to discover the
operators of the scheme have been weak.
Incompetent and hlumdrIimg IN an r\-
iI"nIr degree. They serve now chiefly
T." iin'Icr tn" child'> restoration. The
writer's of the threatening letters are
pn//I'h I" invent Il plIn Ia exchange
lhr money and the child. and Vet g.
cape danger of arrest in the plncr-S.
! hey haN" pI"p">,'d To Mir. Ross To rr-
''l\" the money ;t one place. and pro
luce the hoy. ten hours later. in au"th-
81 quarter at the city. Ml. Ross nor his
advisers think it safe /" acrrdr +" such
i pI"l'">lti"iI. hrcaII>r they could feel
n" ASSURANCE that the Villains would
fulfill tInir promise. and not ~ has
been hmIcd. hrcau>c he does NOT he
llcNc they have the child Ofthr latter
Tact he l. we'll ASSURED 10y the evidence
IN then letters. NJ this point the ira
%rdN "i the Ross family rests.
W" have Thought it we'll tn recount
this story in the hiri,.>t p">>ihl "ut
line. both hrcIu>c ;hr case i one ui such
lml"rtamrc and Widespread interest.
and hccarI>,. We have direct and pei
-"irLl information uH he " hole subject
and tIhc the ur".I>Iom to Ictutr ih,.
~landrr~ 10y winch Nh. Ro>~ has since
his misfortune been followed. with =
>In%ulal and persistent malice. some
"i these >t"Iic>. though NOT the Nu~r
We have mcIiIi"ucd. hut never credited
Fla" record "i hI> business and private,
lite "i\r> them the lie. and We shall al
lud" 1" that record just 81 tlI ~ seems
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

are thus compelled to adopt what l.
called the hot all furnace. Conmcctc,
with this method of heating there ar,
| peculiar dangers from which thus, Jus
/ mentioned aIc free. The first and mos
/ important of these il HAT the product,
"t combustion will escape from the fur
mace INTO the hot-:IiT chambrr. In or
der to economic heat. furnaces are gen
orally made with rcNcrtihlr llurS. tnI
| me escape of the ";INruI> product:
( which are generated 10y the piocr>s %
/ combustion. These tlur> provide {;
long and circutouS route. and Just il
/ proportion ;> they do this they weaken
the draft of the chimney and incrc:u>,
the ga> pressure within the furnace
/ W hen a iunac" Is III operation larg,
/ quantities OF gas are generated within
II. for which Il ready mcar- "t ,.>cap,
should hc provided. bS what i called ::
drcct draft. A> the gas pressure is al
lays greatest in the top of Il furnace
1t l> IN this part that the smoke ilu,
should he placed. For the same reason
There should hc no joints in the upper
part "t Il furnace. The Joints. Mhicl
should II" ;I> few a~ possible in number
~:mHIld all he hrIiIomtal. and should l.,
kept ir"m separating" 10y the greatest
p">>Ihi" pcIincUmhcnt weight. They
should hr made and adjusted with the
greatest care. mn pains being spared /,
make them gaS-ti"ht. Taking every
thing int" consideration. it > prnhaiI,
that the best material tnr Il furnace is
cd>l-Ir"n. 1t j. undoubtedly true that
coal -%;i> viii pass through this material
when heated to Il high point. bui " ben
1t Is only moderately heated there l.
every reason t" SUPPOSE that it offer,
an cllcCtIIIl barrier to lis pa>Sa.r. and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
The Children's Chase

h"n rrH'mhrr. Kitty kNr~-
l"m can moi i"r.rt know
How "" chased th. butterflies
In Tia" land "f l"r,g 49,"
llaprN children were We then
ON the 'rIcham hills ~ play
Careless "t the t"ils at men.
Happy children all th,. ,i.,>
lh'r'' "" chased ti, c"lur~ hri"hi
lhr" the fields "i waNin .r-cn
Der Tia" cl"vrr ont "f sight
Down the sunny SLOPES hriwrrn
lIiil" Thought "i faces Tanned.
Fr'irrd feet. OF ir"ch~ dis race
with ready hat in hand
Laughing. l.piu. led tia, cla-,.
Let the hr"cI. ut summer SIM
How II met my playmate far.
Like a fairy i"ll"win.
Her, and ihrrr aud every whrr-
Now Tia" beauty ~v,min,, "ur-
Eagerly p"uncr Up"r,
\"thin. but i"I-.ikcn ti"wrr~
F'ir AWAY it ruttrIe-."nr
Up and after. umdi~maNrd,
SIill ", faster faster Iuu
Iill-tis where the maI,l, shade
Bars our pathway from th, sun
Kitty stops. llr.I h,r ~.ry'
Answering my quick ~urmi~,
i al kr'ruu. h"u~r III play
l"u may t"ll"N butterflies
Would Your table, wait Iu,. there,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
Moths in the Candle.

Moths in the Candle
Every moth learns for itself that lh,
candle burns. Every night. While til,
candle lasts. the slaughter yu,.> ON. an,
leaves lis win"lr>> and dead around it
The light j. beautiful. and warm. AND
attractive: aud. un>clIrd bN the dead
the foolish creatures rush into til,
flames. and drop. h"prlc>>lv >imgrd
THEN little lives dc>puilcd.
1t has been supposed that men h:v,
reason. and Il moral ~cn>c 1t has been
supposed ihlt they observe. draw con
rlu>i"n>. and learn hN experience. In
deed. they have been in tI, habit 81
looking down upon the animal world -
Il group of inferior beings. and ~ sub
I"Ct> "t couml>cratiou on account ot
. tlrlI drfrnc,c->lIu>>. Vet there l. Il larut
"l:I~> al men. T"pIuduccd hN every pass
IN" G"urIitInu. that do cNactlN what TIA,
. moths dn. and dIc exactly ~ the moth,
dlr. They lean uuIhimT 10y oh>crNH-
tI"iI 81 experience. They draw un con
'Iu~l"n>. save tIu>,. which HIr fatal Il
Themselves. Around Il certain class ol
militant temptations they gather. night
and with ~In@cd " iu"~ al litclr~~ bodies
tlicl >tlrv the %i"uud around them
y" Instructions. II" representations. m'
"h~'lN Iti"u "t rIlu. uo ~,.n~'. OF duty. m'
u-uIuII~II.Iuo,.> of conscience. have. ANY
effect upon them. II thr> were moth,
in fact th,.l could not hc ~illIrr "I m"i,
nhtu~r Ih,t alr. indeed. - tan under
The d"uilIli"u "t tlrir animal matuIr'
Ihai they act like animals. and sacrifice
I
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IU.t riil -IrIAN \ =. LtiEON
.'... ud l..-id'u,,.. Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. IA.

u. New. Nov. q. is1l.-Notiss !. serrs;
| given that the Europa Mining Company. q cor.
poration organized under the laws Of the State
Of California, having its postofiee address aud
principal plaes OF business at Ban Francisco,
and . stockholder therein, made application for
patent for one thousand 1000 linear feet Of the
EUROPA Lode. bearing gold and silver. the came
extending one thousand Q,0O0 feetln q south.
srly or southeasterly direction from the south
line OF U. y. Survey or Lot No. 90 (being the
four hundred (too) feet In width. designated
u y. survey or Lot No. I07, In Township II
north, Ranee u essi, Mount Dlablo meridian,
situate In Gold Iiill Mining District, Storey
county, state Of Nevada. and described In the
plat and feld notes on ale In this once a. fol.
lows. viz:
Beginning at Post No. 1. located on sn east.
srly slope At q point 400 feet west Of the vir
ginia and Truckee Railroad. whence the quarter
section corner on the north line Of section %,
Township II north, Range 81 cast, N. ID d and
NJ, bear north ~ degrees east, distant a,fso
runnlng from said Post No. ! south ak degrees
east i,00o feet to Post No. o; thence east 100
feet to Post No. 81 thence north ak degrees
west 1000 feet to Poet No. 4; thence west 100
feet 70 Poet No; / the place Of beginning,
Of Section "a. Township II north, Range ii
east, n. ID. n.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation, i6k degrees
east-being bounded upon the north By the
Ward Company's claim. survey No. %.
The claim herein applied for IL recorded In
Book X, at page IS, Records OF Gold I'LL Min.
ing District, kept In the ofioe OF the Recorder
Of Storey county. at Virginia City. Nevada.
The right to follow and extract tho ore from
said Europa Lode foe loo feet along the course
thereof. and throughout lts entire width. depth
and extent, wherever found. although Il enter
land adjoining said U. y. survey or Lot No. io7.
II claimed under any patent that may DO issued
upon this application.
,HorI. snAn q MCKEE. Attorneys, San Fran.
cisco, Gal. noii sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. 244.
II. a. suryey No, rs,

TT 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
u aNevada. October g. 1874. -Noiice IL b. reby
given that the Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company corporation organized under the
laws OF the State Of California, having. IT, post
once address and principal pace OF business
at San Francisco. California, has, By, W.; W.
Tarney, the agent thereof and q stakeholder
therein. this day made application for United
States patent for sixteen hundred and thirty.slx
1850 linear feet Of the Green Lode In Uold
lin and DEVILS Gate Mining Districts. being
partly 10 storey ard partly In Lyon county:
hundred (sO0) feet 10 width, extending In .
poutherly direction from the mouth Of the sald
Company's tunnel. ut or near the n0rthcrly end
Oft claim. along the line OF said vein or lode,
and embracing the same. with. NIL iis dips.
angles and variations, to anydenth and through
san be found to enter land adjoining; the said
claim or U. 8. survey No. o5 being described
upon the surface by the plat and field notes on
ale In this ONCE ~ follows. viz: BEGINNING at
Poet No. I. about 800 feet westerly IRON the
DEVILS Gate Tollroad, and whence the quarter
Township 10 north. Hange II east. Mount
Diablo meridian. bears north IL degrees wc't.
distant l,73o feet; and running nom said Poet
No I along the westerly boundary OF the ~.
Loui. Company survey. Lot Ne; 81; ,onih ~
south itk dcgrccs east .a9s feet TO Poet No. .;
thence rOuth s2k degrees west 800 feet 10 Post
No. 4; thence. fourth courrc. north ftS degrees
west l,6B feet TO Post No. 4; thence north
ssk degrees east III feet 10 Poet No. !. the
place Of MISUNDERSTANDING 10 sS.l00 acres
Of land. Situated In east half Section 8. Town
ship 10 north, Range 81 east. Mount Diablo
meridian.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. l6k degrees
east.
The 1t. Louis claim. Lot No. O.. as surveyed,
adjoins this claim upon the northeast.
The claim herein applied for IL recorded al
page loi Of Book y, Kecords OF Gold Hill Min.
Ing District. krpt In the once OF the recorder
OF Storey county. at Virginia City. Nevada.
The right to follow said areen Lode and CT.
tract and remove the ore therefrom for 1895
feet along the course thereof. and throughout
It's entire width and depth, wherever FUND,
although II enter land adjoining raid U. \. Sur.
vey No. IS, IL claimed under any patent that
may be issued upon this application.
ADoLPHUS Waltz. Register.
IoIr. SEARS & McKEE, Attorneys. san
Francisco. Cal. oc9 esd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-12
APPLICATIONS FOE PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 243.
o. 3. survey Ne. a and 7OA and 20 n,

o. D. survey Ne. ~ and soA and 20 b.
TT 9. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY
hereby given that the GLOBE cOSsoL.
IDATED MININu COMPANY. corporation
existing under the laws ofthe State OF California,
having its posteficc address and principal place
Thayer, its superintendent, ibis dsy made An.
plication for patent for 1neen hundred u,H0)
linear feet OF the Utah lode, bearing gold md
silver. the same extending $50 feet In Z north.
eastssiy and 40 feet In Q southwesterly direc.
ticn from Poet No. ! Of U. \. Survey or fot No.
. and 20 A. with surface ground containing
II $500 acres embraced In raid Lot. No. a. and
70 A and 70 B. situate In Gold hin Mining Ola.
trict. STOREY county, State OF Nevada, and de-
reribed In the plat and neld notes on die In
this once ~ follows, viEiT II
Of The claim o~ficially designated a. Lot No.
~ and 70 !. at Post No. !, being southeast
corner OF Arizona Company's survey, Noe. II
and ~. whence the quarter rcction corner on
east line o. section J., township 10 north. rar &c
sssI ~ D; M; bear south 81 deg. east;
north Hk deg. west 100 feet TO Post No. a:
thence south Ssk deg. west $50 feet TO Post No
tnence south Hk deg. east 1861 feet 10 Post
MOI; thence north 70 deg. % min. east 23Ok
feet 70 Post No. . ; thence south 60 dtg. 20 min.
deg. east sosk feet TO Post No. I; thence north
~ deg: ca.l !, ot2k feet to Post No. 8; thence
north btk deg. west 800 feet TO Post No. o;
tnenee scuth IN deg. vest 100 feet 10 rost NO.
!, the place OF beginning, containing ii BLOC
aeros: Inat portion OF zald claim designated
AZ. Lot NO; 70 b." being the mill cite taken
with said mining premises. being described In
said plat and Geld notes a. follows. via: De-
ginning at Post No. !, being Post No. Z Of Lot
No. IS and 20 A, Aforesaid. whence the quarter
section corner On east line Of section I, town.
ship. 10 north, range % east, NJ. D. ~. bears
north IL deg. Is min. west, distant 2i7 feet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-12
MEETING,

OPrfcE CHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED
~ Mining Company, San Francisco, Califor,
MIA, November 4, is1t.-The Annual Nsetips
Of the Stockholders Of the Challenge Conpoi
dated Mining Company will be held at theiI
once, Room No. ~ Hayward's Building. San
Der 18th next, at II O'Clock n. Transfer books
viii Close on Saturday, the 18th instant, at II
o'clock =.
NOS I'd w. x. DIAN, Secretary.