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No! never such u druuglt Was poured
Since IIcbc served with nectar
The bright Olympians and their Lord,
Her overland protector
Since Father Noah squeezed the grape
And took to Slich behaving
As would have shdm9l our gran1,irc ape
Before the day 5 OF shaylng,-
No! nc'er was mingled such II draught
Ia palace, hall or arbOr,
As frecmen brcwcd and tyrantS quafTed
That night in Boston liarhori
II kept King George so long awake
His poor old brain got added,
it made the nerves of Britain shake.
Win seven score millions SaIdled:
Before that bitter cuO was drained,
Amld the roar OF cannon.
The Western war clouds crimson stained
The Thames, the clyde the shannon;
Full many six-iOOt gr3nadief
The ilattened grass had measured,
And many a mother many year
Her fearful memories treasured,
Fast spread the tempest5 ddrkening PAL,
The mighty realms were troubled.
The storm broke loose but first of all
The Boston teapot dubbed.
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From the Atlantic Monthly Tor February
a Ballad OF ,nn E:es.on E'ca party
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NOTICE Board of Directors of
~ the Peoples Gas Light Company, have de-
payable on and after Feb. I'd, 1874.
Janl8dlm t. FOSTER COOK, Treas.
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An evening party-0nly that,
No formal invitation,
No gOld-laccd coat, no stiii cruYal,
No feast in expectation,
No sllk-robcd DANES, no llddllng band,
No flowers, no songs no dancing
\ tribe of ltedmcn axe In hand
Behold the guests advancing
How fast the struSgler9 Join the throng,
From stall and workshop gathered
The lively barber sklps along
And leaves chin half lathcred;
The smith has flung his hammer down
The horse shoe still is glowing;
The truant tapster at the Crown
Has left a beer cask flowing
The cO0pcr's boys have dropped the adze,
Up rnn the tarry ship-yard lads :
The crowd is huTylng faster
out from inc Millpond's purlleus gush
The streams Of white-fdced mllcrs.
And down their slippery alleys rush
The luSty young Fort Killers
the ropewalk lends It's prentice crew
The tories seize the omen:
"Ay- boys you'll soon haze work to 30
For England's rebel foemen,
king Hancock Adams, and their gang
That 1irc the mob with treason
When these we shoot and those we hang
The town VIII come to treason"
onion to where the tea ships ride
- And now their ranks are forming
rush, and up the Dartmouth's side
The Mohawk band is swarmlng
See the fierce natives What glimpse
or paint, and fur and feather,
As all at Cncc the full-grOwn inns
Light on the deck together
4 scarf the plgtail's secret keeps,
A blanket hides the brooches
And out the cursed cargo leaps.
And overheard 1t pltchesv
woman, at the evening board
80 gracious, sweet and purrlng,
so happy while the tea is poured
so Dlest while spoons are stirring,
what martyr can compare with thee,
The mother, wife or daughter,
That night, instead of best BOhea,
Condemned to milk and water
All, little dreams the quiet dame
who piles with rock and spindle
The patient flaX, how great flame
You little spark shall kindlc
The lurid morning shall reveal
A fire no kind can smother
Where British flint and Boston steel
Have clashed against each other
Old charters Shrivel in its track,
His worship's bench has crumbled,
IL climbs and clasps the union jack
Its DlaZyncd pOmp Is humbled.
Tne flags go down on land and sea
Like corn before the reapers
SO blazed the fire that brcwed the tea
That Boston served her keepers
The waves that wrought century's wreck
Have rolled DER whig and tory
The Mohawks on the Dartmouth's deck
Stlll live in song and story,
The waters In the rebel hay
Have kept the tea-leaf SAVIOR
our old North EnderS in their spray
Siill taste Tyson flavor;
Aud Freedoms tea cup stlll o'erf0wS
With ever fresh libatlOns,
TO cheat OF slumber all her foes
And cheer the wakening nations
LersHbsr 10, 1878.
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DRlNTlNG.-Anything from Card to
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We have as good facilities as any other estab
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Cures by its mild, healing properties, to which
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also to act specifically, upon the deceased
glands OF the nose and IT'S chambers. Catarrh
Remedy should be applied with
DIR. pIERCE'S NASAL DOUCHE,
with Which medicine can be carried high up
and chambers in which sores and ulcers exist
and from which discharge proceeds. SO sue
ceSsrul has this course Of treatment proven,
that the proprietor offers 500 reward for q case
Of "COld IN Head or Catarrh which he cannot
sure. The two medicines with Instruments Tor
c2. by all druggists. dcc24dNwcoW4w
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TRANSLATED for Appleton's journal.
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mo.
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given ut moderate rates, by
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-14

i'll the dining groom. Miss l.. is an in
valid, and want the parlor very quiet.
''Tll he very quiet"
''lou will intend to he, but you can
not help making some noise and rs
Miss l.. very rarely goes anywhere,
fear she will he very tired at best Sc
he il very good boy and play in tn,
dining room this afternoon"
81 won't make a bit of noise, nOl
tire her one speck.'
''lou must play in the dining room
Willie, and not say any more about it.
''Nonscnsc it will do her good to
see ii happy little face it will give hel
something besides her own pains and
aches to think of. Let him bring
his blocks in the parlor."
And he brought them in.
'What il torment that boy has got to
he! It's tcaZe, teaZc. tcaze, from morn
ing till night. It's enough to wear the
patience ont of job, If you won't
whip him, | will"
And he whipped him.
Query ought to be whipped =
Mother at home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-14
Family Government.

What ought. what can mother do.
when good, pleasant, careless husband
constantly thwarts all her efforts tu
teach or govern the children, and vet
cannot be made to see or feel what he
is doing
Let lis illustrate and sketch from
memory, not imagination
Mamma, please give me Il piece OF
pie ~
NO, darling, one piece is enough"
''lialf a piece, please, mamma p
''NO, Freddie, no more"
"A very little piece, mamma, dear p
mo, Freddie, no."
.'Do give the child little piece I'll
risk it's hurting him."
And the mother gave it.
Mamma, may go out and play ~
''lts very chilly, and You have a
cold don't think it is best
''Bundle me up warm, mamma, and !
wont take cold"
Il fear you will You must play in
doors today"
Just Il little while, please, mamma 9''
mo, Freddie, you must not go out
to-day"
"Do let the child 60 out What a
girl You are making of him Women
never were fitted to bring up boys.
Dress him up warm and let him run
1t will do him good"
And Freddie went ont.
"May have my blocks in the parlor.
mamma ?"
"No, Willie, make your block house
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-14
l'usinrss DIRECTORY.

lrr.. EuyincSS anil Locdij0n Of Ire icdI-
.. LH>iur<S HOH<tS in 81. J0bRShHIV.
,.,iruIimr.,I Tools aud Hardware.
.-..., N HASKELL. Ilnyt's Block. L. Il. ST.
NpoihccarirS.
..., BINGHAM. NJ. = Bank Iilock Main st.
lti"rncy> al Law.
I~IN NAY. over l.. Il. Office, and Post Office.
..rn..N A IpE. Mo- Calcdnmian Xix. up stairs.
..flLNRD Main ST. over Hall y Flrtchrrs.
... I.t.i Estate i;r"hcr.
i;"">~ aud Stationery.
.,.. tEp \ i;OWELI. Calcd"nian Il'k Main ST.
Book Flinders.
- -ItNEA ca. ACTS Monument square.
I;i,ni>~-- Legal and business.
. . -ID%TA y 60. Monument square
I:akcr- and Cont.cti"ncrS.
..p-- s. EENnLEG. Main Street.
Boots and shoes.
..tE,I~ GALLAGHER Wards Elk.E l.. Il. 81.
CI"ihing, Hats and Caps.
..|N , NuOEE, Bank Block opposite 81. Johns
... llo't-,. DEALER in Read, Made Cl"thn.. Hats
'lu-. Gents Furni~hu. G""d~. ctc etc.
CIntIrin:: for Men and I;"ys.
r.I FAIRBANKS y GO. Fairbanks Village,
'r"ck,.ry. Glass and -;"n" Ware.
..I INII,l;NNkS y co. Fairbanks Eilli..,.
t..-,'.ii"s,. Paper iIanGin=~; Window shades.
80 iNIEENNKS y 60. Fairbanks Village
Dentists.
q 3. riEKINS. 'alr6oniau Flock. Main Street.
. 'E<EE y SMITH. Union Block. Main Street
Dining: Rooms.
NNIUEWSN y PETTENGILL. Eastern Avenue.
~, Goods. aud ladies Fancy G""d>.
.. % IINLE. Avenue Elnck L. Il. Street.
g. . l. FNIEEANKS ~ co. Fairbanks VILLAGE.
iIour and Feed
..p. ALpEICII y 60. Eastern Nvcmu"
Furniture and Cn~kct-.
UNILA SWlT$EE Main Street.
ifrnNI.EN I'll 'ENnNM, Fl,ndrr- Il"ck. Il IL -
Family Gr"ccri..- and Fruits.
VI COOK y co, Eastern t,rnuc.
Girocrri''- and Meats.
Ii NEVEY y GRAY. Union IHnck, Main street
File Manufacturer.
:, i"lnshury File Works. opp. Passenger Dri"t.
'.r"ccri'.~ and H"u~''- Keeping; c."".is.
~ = FNIEBNNkSN y 90. Fairbanks VILLAGE.
Uni.I-.
'NENCE HOUSE. Il. Il. Street. q. H. Ndrich
Irnpuictnr.
Insurance. H't".l
O. g. SARGENT, tTtnlJ Railroad Street
Iron Founder and Haciini~t.
90 hE EIZZELI N"rt end. L. Il. StI.'t
Millinery aud Fancy Goods.
. N SENrEi;. Main Street.
Merchant Taiinr~.
\bEEWOOD. pauN lie Flock. IL. l.. street.
Photographs.
% ,1IFfOED. Calcdonan I;l"ck. Main Stlr,I.
rriufrrs aud Publishers.
70 ~JONE y co. Calri"niln FLOCK Mann -.
stoves and Tin Ware,
q FLETCHER. E;rstcIr Nycuuc.
If b. = q. g. NOoDEUFF Railroad Street
D.. tHtNN derry Eastern N\tl,u,.
Watches. Jcw'iry and Toys.
.'. 'l,b " ROW ELL, Cal,lunian l.: h. Main II.
d Hpi,;IT ron Elrrld Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-14
VOLUME 3S---NUMBER 1888.

cmnity of the preacher as well as of the
congregation disappeared beneath Il
broad smile ut the righteousness of the
matter COHricr-,JOurn0l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-14

I;i EI<E n BATES.
LAWYERS,
,'rluLd Street st JuhnShury, VI
.Ia.f f... ia th.. state CuurtS oG Vermont and
h.. hampshire, and in the L. =. Courts.
s. I.. :Nf. II. &. BATES.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-14


HISINESS T.IRDS.
ii. .. si..t':,iTON. VI. H.,
H'N.loN NruIr PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
unDc" and Residence, Main street.
II. ~ONINi:RrELn. Dealer in
800. .INFEN AND FANCY GOODS.
tl-" Linen and Whit" ti"odS Nc,
,uI- N>r EurE"InEEIES \ SrEcINLr-
......" Ave.. Opp VI. Farmcr.) 81 .l"hu-hurl VI.
Uw. II. e. NEWELL.
.l r.,,i.uor. cor. Of Church and ,iprng SIS.
{. CiSEAt,
.'. 81, SIGN and CARRIAGE PAINTER.
'.... r.. east of the bridge 81 I"hnslsuN. VI.
U!>ii.I.S. SyLyEsTEI ~ co,
hEhLEEs IN
Ha rs AND GHnC EHIES-
ward, Block. Railroad street.
{. 7. EEIGu
.' 1'r'hS READY MADE CLOTiIING.
ll"lE NND WEST INDIA GOODS.
...r. Ilo,h Railroad Street.
n,EI>E " RATES.
LNWGEES
'..lr,'ad Street, st J"hnsbury VI
'l.' 90. IA the state Courts "l Vermont and
hampshire amt III Va" ! - courts.
' tN'- ~ hAIES.
,,,,,,,. - .,...,.,
"N''i>h ''''h''ii'
LAWYER
".'"'N' vermont
iEi~IEE HEoTHER<.
.... f,- md d,-,t,,. ia pNI\rIS N\n on -
.- "l !t" depot. 81. bloomsbury. Vt.
ElRCLETT. LEWIS n co.
rr,trrs
,...,
j. l. = y II VI T. y >
l.. ID. NJ" ELL -. ~. -
.t-
ID l.. y l. L
wa
'' Room Union Block
~ LARD \ FOLSOM.
rul-frl,>s avn Srrcroys
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-14

GONE HOME; TIE BEANS ARE BURN
ING."-Last Sunday morning ii family
living i'll the suburbs of the city went
to a suburban church, leaving little
glrl about seven Years of age and Il boy
about twelve years of age in charge oi
the house. The family were to have
beans for dinner, and these were left in
vessel on the stove to cook The lit
tie girl while playing suddenly began
to smell the oder of burnt beans, upon
which she rushed out OF the house over in
tothe church where the pastor was grave
ly and earnestly preaching the profound
word of God. The first person of the
family the little girl espied was young
lady cousin and to her in IL loud voice
which startled the assemblage consid-
erably, she cried, Come home, come
home the beans are burning" and I'M
mediately rushed out again. The as
constituent was great, and all the sol
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-14
Scene in a Kirk.

The present ''TeNiNal' movement in
Scotland has. it seems, given opportu-
nifty for much soothing among some of
the young members of the community.
One of these benighted Youths. howcv-
er, met his match the other evening in
minister, who waS determined to
stand no nonsense. From the account
given of the affair by Il correspondent
of the Dundee IdrTtiSer. it appears
that the young man in question at the
close of IL revival gathering stayed be
hind to attend the ''anNiouS inquirclS''' =
meeting, not from any worthy motive.
but simply to find material for himself
and his associates. With this ignoblc
end Ill view, he anXiously inquired of
one of the ministers ''whcther he could
work Il miracle or not ?" He had not
to wait long for satisfactory reply, for
the reverend gentleman, Selling him
firmly 10y the shoulders, replied. Eve
cannot work miracles, but we can cast
out devils and Suiting the action to the
word, pitched his young friend bodily
outside the church door, which was i'm
mediatcly closed in his face. The anx-
ious inquirer disappeared rapidly in the
darkness, leaving the minister entirely
master of the situation. and is not like
ly again to joke with the Revivalists.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-08-27
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure,

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
Of that certain mortgage dated January g. A. D. 1874
wherein Michael Weier is mortgagor, and Anna
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for the
County OF Stearns, and State of Minnesota on said
9th day Of January, A. D. 1874 at II o'clock A. NJ in
book &c" of Mortgage Deeds, on page 514, in which
said mortgage are mortgaged and conveyed the fol-
lowing described premises situate in the aforesaid
County ofStearns, towt: The south one-half % of
(2Dand the east one-haf q Of the north west quar-
ter "a dissection No, twenty-eight (2S) in township
No one hundred and twenty-four q2D north Of
gage was given to secure the payment Of said mort
gagors note of even date Herewith for the sum of
$780, payable July oath, 1874, to the order of said
gage we're duly sold transferred, assigned and de-
livered by said mortgage unto Michael Majerus by
written instrument, date March 16 1874 which was
Of Deeds for said Stearns County the 31st day of
July, A. D. 1874 at 2 O'clock P. M in book "a" of
Assignments and Agreements on pages 433 and 434
delivered BY said Michael Majerus unto Nicholas
Maurer by written instrument Of date Aug. 1, 1874
which vas duly recorded in the aforesaid Office of the
Sd day of August A. D. 1874, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, in
book "A" of Assignments and Agreements on pages
44 and 1876. And Whereas there claimed to be due
and mortgage the sum Of $So25o, besides an Attor-
neys fee Of $5 stipulated and agreed in said mort
gage to be paid of foreclosure and no pro-
ceedngs at law Or otherwise having been instituted
to recover any part Of said mortgage debt.
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given that
ed with said mortgage and pursuant to the statutes
in such cases provided said mortgage will be fore
closed by the sale of said premises at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. at the
front door of the Court House, in the City Of St.
Cloud in said county, BY the Sheriff Of said county
A. D. 1874, at o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy
the amount then due upon said note and mortgage,
with the costs and expenses oforeclosure and sale
Guiding said $500 Attorneys fees.
NICHOLAS MAURER,
GEO. GEISSEL, Assignee of Mortgage
Sheriff of Stearns County, MINI.
L. w. COLLINS, Attorney.
Dated August II, 1874. aug13-7w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-08-27
IMPORTANT TO HOMESTEAD SET
e TIERS,

x1AGttSs
DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND)
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, d. G.
August 18th, 1874.
Register and Receiver, St. Cloud, Alinn.
GENrLEMEN.-Herewith you will
receive copy Of can act to extend
the act of March Sd, 1878, entitled an
act for the extension Of time to the
St. Paul Il Pacific Railroad Co. for
the completion Of its roads," approx
ed June 23d, 1874.
Upon application Of any actual SET
tler1who may have RESIDED on any Of
said lands prior to the passage of the
amended act, you will appoint time
when he may appear with his witness
es before you-due notice Of same
having been given the Agent Of the
Railroad Co.-and substantiate his
right. At the conclusion of the hear
ing-should an appeal be taken
send up the papers with your joint
opinion.
Should your decision be in favor Of
the settler and no appeal be taken by
the company, you will permit him to
make an entry of the tract, sending
mp all the papers with your regular
monthly report. Give the parties in
interest at least thirty days notice.
Very Respectfully,
SIS. BURDELL,
Commissioner
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-08-27

learn that the State department vol
umes contain as many as eighteen !
carefully prepared reports by him on
different institutions and industries of |
Sweden and Norway" He is also
studying the language Of Sweden"
and when he is in the United States
Senate he will doubtless entertain that
body occasionally with few brief re-
marks-of four or five hours-in
Norsk. How the American heart
swells with pride to hear that at the
court festivities General Andrews in
his black dress suit without any deco
ration, does not look like common
diplomatist." 1t mightadd somewhat
to our satisfaction to know just the
cut Of the Generals coat whether
he wears a two-button or three-but-
ton vest; and whether he Icons to the
stand-up collar or prefers the simple
turn-down. But then we can't al
ways have things to please us, and it
is some compensation to have it off,
cially stated that General Andrews
is five feet eleven inches in height, has
black hair and beard, and dark eyes"
We hasten to inform any susceptible
damsels who may have followed US
| thus far and who may feel disposed to
90 to dreaming about this black hair,
these dark eyes and this manly form,
| that the General was married in 1868;
! likewise, that he is a papa. The
Sketch closes with the statement that
he is an orphan-left to the mercies of
d cold world when he was only forty
one years Of age.
Its not stated who is the author of
| this Sketch, but from the high ap-
probation Of General Andrews that
is manifested on every page and from
the intimate acquaintance that is
shown with his multitQdinous speeches,
orders, and newspaper and magazine
| articles, there can be no doubt but
that twas written by the. same low
ing hand that penned the letter con-
corning my Mission" extracts from
which were published in Tue JOUR-
NAL of a recent date. This document,
which follows on the heels Of the litb-
ographed letter referred to, and is
scattered through the cities and ham,
let's of the State, eanpot but have g.
powerful influence on the approach
ing election Of United States Senator;
for does not General Andrews wear a
black dress suit and hasn't he dark
eyes? and isn't he five feet eleven
inches in height? What more could
be asked p?
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