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The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17
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For The ENQUIRER. SoutherDer
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Stih dA4h OONh w 1IA1 odb
SOOAA'
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The Work OF 4 lie hath ended
Forth, towards the golden shore,
soul hath lied and blended
Only woman's burden laid
From tired heart in an open grave :.
And what was her work? What hath she
done,
As The day OF her life their b'ief course
" Not much, says The carelesS pehuldcr,
rOt tnties, her life was chain,
SnRniI h3Vp tp' ~ dor
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

Az OLD USE FOR HAMMERS
/ remember, says a correspond
ent, that when | was very young
they used to raise blisters with boil
ed hammers. Old DIR. Twitchell of
Ecene (peaca to his ashes J once
wanted to blister some one in farm
hou,e, far t:om home. He asked
his wife ID 1ri". him a hammer.-
The article was brought out, put in
tea kett!e over the fire, and after
the water steamed and bubbled well
he lifted it out and gently touched
il to His patient in a half dozen
spots over the seat Of pain, with
very positive effect. Boiled hams
mers were, for many years, used in
that neighborhood for pleurisy; and
every old lady knew nothing was
equal to hammer; and there was
a long dispute whether it should be
4 claw hammer or not. | think the
years finally conquered.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

REMEDY FOR SORE THROAT
Take one large red pepper, such as
are grown for family use: steep in
half pint water, after which strain
in a quart Of m01asses, adding a lit
tie vinegar; boil all together to a
thin syrup; use this whenever the
throat feels dry or disagreeable ; if
it be in dead Of night, it will soothe
the throat (and not irritate) and
warm it Up we'll. If sharper than
can be borne in the mouth, put it
back near the palate with q spoon
and swallow; apply outwardly a
thin slice Of salt pork, warming it
up we'll in vineger and pepper; ap-
ply as hot as can be borne on the
throat; fasten the bandage that
holds the pork over the head, to
draw the cold and inflammation up
and about the neck, as most people
do.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

DR.. Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Vomiting Of Food,
Sour Stomach, Water brash, Heartburn, Dow
Spirits, &c. In thirty-hye years never falling
to cure .he most obstinate cases Sold by
druggists generally. WM HOWARD, agent
for Tarboro', y. {. Depot, 145 Eighth St,
Ny. Circulars mailed on application. 4w
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

An Iowa paper heads its notices
Of marriages and deaths, arrivals,
connections and departures
and an anti-monopoly paper CONS
plains that they sound too much
like railroad terms, and suggests
'sproutod, grated, and 'harye8-
ted
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

The Daakera, a sect Of German
Baptists, have decided in their na>
tionai convention that no member of
that church should keep a piano or
other ungodly instrument of sound
in his house. Il bunker family
would be good place for boarders
Of quiet tastes.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17
RADuAT'G READY RELIEF

10 matter how ~iaeHt or eTrruciating the pain III
Ri Ell HATit, HeI-E.aael, miirm, Crippled, NervJu
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17
-EVEC, AND AGUE,
HE9.TEgl BEaUTY!!

STRONG AND PURE RICE BLOOD-INCREASE
or FLEru AND WIIGHF--tLEAR Skin AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED 10 ALL
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

Gunnybags lunned Smith for the
amount due on account, and Smith
wrote, saying Gunnybags must let
the account stand awhile longer
Gunnybags wrathily replied that he
wouldn't. "Then let it run" re,
torted Smith, and Gunnybags vas
madder than ever.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

A suffering broker in New York
lately asked another, who had a
bald pate, why his head was like
h-hash in b-boarding house. The
dissustcd friend, on admitting that
he didn't knew, was informed that
twas because th>there's a Ii, hair
h>h-hcre and th~thpre.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

Il every other man in arkansas
was Colonel before this last
"war, what viii 4 stranger do now
when he troyels in that State
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17

WaroT0Oms, No 9 North Liberty St,
BALTIMORE, NJ. d.
Factories, 81 81 Sc Camden St, and 45 " ~
Perry 81 June 12,-tf
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-17
. r. E2 ADV WAYS
S2T57g2riIIi2l ReSOlTelt

THZ GREAT PLCC0 PURIFIER.
HAS MADE TIE NO ASTONISHING CURES so
NNItk. 50 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES, THE
BODY lNDEEGD}-5, UNDER THE INFLU ENCE
or THIS TRULY "G&DE2FUL MEDICINE,
THAT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26
A Brooklyn Story.

\ romantic little story comes to us
through the medium of the Brooklyn
Eagle. Twenty-Five Years ago Young
Brooklyn lawyer wooed and won
charming Young lady, and with his
bride went IT, the then far West. After
several wears residence there they re-
turned to the East. and he opened an
office III New York. At this time nine
years had passed and they were still
chldlcS>. One morning as he WAS
about t" step into Il ear to 90 to his
place of business. his attention was at
tlactcd hy Il group of children gath
cred around some object on the OPP
poSifc side of the street. On ap-
preaching the children he discovered
that the object of their curiosity was
little girl six ycalS of age. barehcadcd.
barcfootcd. and whose only garment
was Il Scanty calico skirt. She had
wonderful wealth of black hair. and
She sat with her eyes concealed and
her head bowed. uncaIing for the Gu
liou> gaze of the children that surround
ed her. Tired and deSpaiIing. all hope
seemed driven out of her heart. The
Young lawyer. led by sympathy fer the
child'S sad condition, persuaded her to
let him lead her home to warmth and
food. He presented her to his wife.
One look What have You brought
here p ~ child: do You not see ,"
The little one looked up into her face.
and the childlcSs wife. ut the appealing
look of those great eyes, melted into
tears. The gentleman saw that his lit
tie wait had found IL resting place in
the kind heart of his wife He left
them for his duties. When he returned
ut night the wandcrcr was washed and
neatly dressed: her pinchcd face and
form showed lines of beauty. and those
mild. black eyes were more eloquent
for pity and help than any words. The
child was adopted. and assumed the
name of her foster parents. Afterward,
Ia this mother of the mothcIlcsS. chill
lrcn were born. and the house WAS
glad with music. To the adopted child
Il period of sixteen years has been filled
with play and study. music. society,
and wise preparation for the duties
of life. The homeless. hopeless little
wanderer has developed into charm
ing. happy woman, loving and beloved
10y all who know her. She. too. has
hccI wooed and won. Her foster IA
thcr and mother have been married
quarter of Il century. y few days ago,
At their comfortable home. their friends
gathered to congratulate them upon
their having reached the twenty-iifth
the adopted daughter WAS ut the same
time united i'll marriage to worthy
Young merchant OF the metropolis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26

hire you as my fighter. That's all there
is about itn
''That's fair and business-like, you
skunk ~ cried Carter. "Peel yourself
and waltz out here ~
'"Mr. JONES'" said the "war hOss of
the hills" in a mild conciliatOry tone.
Il am satisfied that this man is Il friend
of yours. You might insult me and
banter me and tear me all to pieces.
but against Il friend of yours I'd never
lift hand. Now, your friend is of the
right stripe ! like his looks. Thar's
no use of two good men tightin' for
nothing, so I'll tell you what you'd best
do. You give him $500 an We'll work
together. The two of lis could chaw
up the town-we'd be Il terror to it,"
"No." said Jones, lyon won't do.
You amt game. YOU"
"He's a dunghill," Clipped in Carter.
81 can't fight in ROOM" said the fcl-
low; Il never yet had IL fight in IL room.
/ don't like it,
Il guess yOu are not stuck after it
anywhere" said Carter.
1T is rather close to fight in room =
said Jones. Then turning to the fellow.
Lose eyes were still wandering in the
/ direction IF Carter's coat tails, he hand
ed him Il $50 gold piece. saying, Take
this. hire you for my open-air fight
er. You are never to fight for me eX-
ccpt i'll the open air. and where there is
Il good chance for vOu to run"
THANK you. Mr.. Jones'" said the
fellow. pocketing the coin and making
for the door. Thank you. and if |
ever see a show to put III a lick for you,
I'll not forget to do it,
''Provided You have a chance to run,
Snccred Carter.
Turning as he was passing out OF the
door. the fellow said
ITS all very nice. Mr.. Jones but
that is either Big Jim Carter or the
devil. and you cant ring him on me.
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Squlibs.

Hartford man keeps spade close
10y his kitchen door. and whenever il
iIamp comes along and hc%S for Il din
ncr. he l. requested to earn it by dig
riug four feet square in the garden. hut
III" tramp invariably refuses to pay this
price.
New apples are one dollar and ten
cents Il quart. Ten cents for the apples
and Il dollar for Il doctor.
An Indian tribe in Michigan is said
10 consist of an old horse. chief. and
dcmijolu of whi>kcy.
Mr.. Edgar BaScom WAS taken to the
insane asylum ii Hartford this morning
just three months from the day his
son Joseph purchased Il fiddle.
thirtN-hor>" power boiler recently
put in one of our factories. was rendered
almost useless hy twenty-cight of them
being taken down with the cpizootic.
y Duluth paper says one of the
streams running into Lake superior
from the north is called Temperance
river. because it is the one of all the
tributaries of the lake that has no bar
at its mouth.
\ DaubuIiHn. who was in New York
Saturday, came up with the wild stale
ment that he had seen Il hotel clerk
with side whiskers. That is more of Il
lie than one man should undertake to
tell. Hair growing on the check of Il
hotel clerk ! Seat
y negro boy was driving mule in
Jamaica when the animal suddenly
stopped and refused to budge
Wont go. ch ," said the boy. sFeel
grand, do you ? s'poSc YOU forget
your father was Il .iackass.'
Dad, If | were to see a duck on the
wing. and were to shoot it would Won
lick me = go. no, my son: it would
show that You were Il good marksman,
and | would he proud of YOU" "WcIl.
then. dad. peppercd our old Muscovy
duck as he was tiyin' over the fence to-
day, and it would have done YOU good
to see him drop"
Paul Morphy, famous in days gone
10y as the champion chess player of the
world. is now Il plodding lawyer in New
Orleans. He now entertains the most
singular aversion to the game which he
formerly played with 81 much zcst. and
for several years has not touched n
chcsS-man. The fascination of the play
won him away from the study of his
profession, during his best years and
almost to adherence.
The editor of the Columbia. S. c..
Mail, with gratitied eloquence acknowl
edged the receipt of IA milk punch in
one column, and III the next published
IA Temperance Department." Some
body has complained of his inconsistent
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26

to obtain possession of Jeanic. 1t was
the old feeling of chivalry-dOing a
daring deed for wOmans sake.
stood on deck for Il minute or two.
The screaming blast of wind and the
heavy clouds of spray acted like tonics.
| soon gained complete elf-pOSsessiOn.
and descended to my desperate work.
Old Craigton stood by to choke off the
steam when the engine began to race.
Down | went-dOwn into the hole
where had even less mercy to expect
than in II lions den. Taking my life
in my hand, | descended to the depths
with the vision of fair woman be
fore me.
Soon | was in the midst of the tur-
moil-slipping. grasping, gasping. pant
ing, persiIning at every pore. Some
times my head began to reel, but by Il
strong effort | steadied myself. The
whole thing was like a hideous night
mare.
n few minutes sufficed to enable me
to detect the mischief | saw at
once that it cOuld he remedied. and also
that il was quite time it should be. A
few minutes more and the nut would
have been off altogether, and the en-
gine would then have torn herself to
pieces in two strokes. Bracing all my
energies. succeeded in applying my
scrcw-key again and again. 1t requir-
ed great quickncss of hand to seize the
second of time in which Il turn could
he given. | now found the value OF
my Clyde training. On the Clyde al
engineer is taught all about the parts
I of lao lnarnl IN do oil fhu
requires to he done in case of break
down. | now felt the value of this
broad engineering education.
At length | succeeded i'll making all
tight-iuSt as my head began to swim
and my sight began to grow indiStinct
How managed to climb and scramble
up again scarcely know. Old Craig
ton and one of the tircmen hauled mt
up part of the way 10y catching hold OF
my coat collar. When | got ont on
deck. tainted and fell.
But now the engine could he worked
firmly. and we were sdred.
did not DC much more work during
that voyage. was utterly exhausted
my nerves were quite unStrung. But
got my reward.
When we came into port the paSSen-
gers gave me Il dinner, and presented
me with this watch read the in>cIip-
tinu-and wa> fcaSted and tlattcrcd
till my head was nearly turned. The
chief and captain both spoke well for
me. and was appointed chict engineer
to Il new steamer which the company
had just launched.
All these things were hut means To
an end. grudged every minute that
| WAS away from my sweet laSsie.
| would not tell YOU all that we said
and looked when we met-no. not fnI
the world for .Jcauic then would never
forgive me.
Well. I'll say this. When claSpcd
her in my arms. and felt her arms
tightening round me. and when felt
her hot tear>-well. well Jeanic. I'll
~ay no more.
We were made man and wife when
came home from my first voyage a>
chief And in Il few years the company
gave me il good post on shore. with Il
snug salary.
50 ii 20 To sea no more.
And these aIc the BARNS. two laddic>
AMI three laSSr>. Do you think that
they take more after the mother oI
me
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26
From the Adirondacks.

OF course there were no fish left in
the streams. At the sound of the first
piano brought into that region the fish
came to the surface. recognized the
notes of MY Old Kentucky Home"
and immediately turned OH their backs
and died.
The only fish in the Adirnndnck>
were six small goldfish kept in an
aquarium in one of the hotels. Visitors
paving ten dollars each were permitted
To catch them with small scoop net
on condition that they would instantly
put them back again. This sport WAS
very popular among Young brokers and
glove-Sellcr>. who after having had their
turn at the ScoOp-net would sit down
and write long letters concerning the
splendid fishing afforded hy the Adiron-
dackS.
y stuffed deer carefully preserved un-
der Il glass-caSc constituted all the game
TO he found i'll the northern part of the
state. No; | am wrong. had forgot
ten the chickens which were kindly
turned out into the woods every Satur-
day by entcrpriSing hotcl-kccpcrS and
hunted with dogs and rifles by select
parties of gucStS.
Tho chief on,uSnn,o,t .o,u,.J g., ,,,,,
siSt in hmnt;n,r t,,' ,''a'o,;aI,f " W',,.
tLa s,,o.n'.,.f,if C,'+,I;,' i -'i.i'"N
,ha h5;ra,,'I,lI, ''''''"I ",'' "t:,i"H ca
.,,,,It;,;',' ~ I'M, ~ ".'' !" Si''il Ms
tr 'I''"l, @ ~ "''"N- li''k M ENc:H TENN
emf into th" Ln,i. n,i.', l "' n"''I! "''i,,!
contr, ~ ,''',', ' ".!' 'f ""I "!N"HH ne
wat a,,,l. ,,,Ii ' ", p'"Pi' "n"' WI"
..Uo,o th,+ ,,"nI 'H ~ "i,, "'i"."Gi
I,,,,,h DO Dai E"" ma" 'es''! !" 'a' Ms
hnnr-hottlo. '.r, ~ W 'iI''' ir" :"
pe,L,nS at tLn f,nt !, ~ ~ .."''n'
i-;ulI iI "' Wv i''' vi 'h,S very Tree ne
t;nnod j., Is;, I'nrJ. ''''' ''i'''""'> ii'n-
ofterrard, f,',,.I ,,,+ .a. u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26
Senator Jones' Fighter.
HOW TIE HON. J. Z. JONES TESTED THE
POINTS OF THE REDOUBTABLE TAHAN-
TILA OF CALAVERAS, THE WAR HORSE
OF THE HILLS.
From the Virginia Enterprise.

II In of ALA EhAS- II W \ TX HORSE
OF THE HILLS.
From the Virginia Enterprise.
Just previous to the Senatorial con-
test which resulted in his election. Hon.
}. Z. Jones had the following funny ad-
venture in this city with a man who
came to him to hire himself out as n
lighter
Nj. Jones and several friends we're in
one of our frst-class saloons slipping
their wine, smoking. and chatting. when
rather strange looking customer en-
tered the place, and sauntering up to
the group. began the operation of ''eye-
ing over the gentlemen composing it..
He was man of middle age and me
dunn height, with aims disproportion-
ately long, great, spreading hands and
knotty fingers. His angular, ungainly
form was poorly and scantily clad, and
he was topped out with little bullet
head. set upon very short allowance
of neck. From the sides of his little,
round head stood leaning out two great,
pulpy ears, and all that appeared on
his face in the way of beard was Il jet
black stubbed moustache. This seemed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26
From Casscll's Magazine.
Men Who Face Death.
THE STEAMBOAT ENGINEER.


The weather had been dirty for soy
oral d,,S As tho h.,v.n. warn -,
srured mo- obscrvotion cnuId Inc t,l.n
..Ir,d r,rkoniuu" tL,t !. W.. ,,un.s,.I
our position from the ior Dead rrrk.
nniur i moi , ve,,- .s,tiSf.,ctn,, n,nJ..
of ascertoiuiur = vessel. nnsitinn and
~ thc u,vinIt;nn nf. tI,ii n,r, nf nI,,.
yovnrc wns rather dittiruIt thc nnn,.
contain WIS very onxious lie and tL,.
officers were continually ,,I,nrirm h,,y-
euvard to fry to n.t , nrrn ,t th.. .,,r =.
but as h,v. S,iI far DIV. t,,,,,.,I,,.,
there was untLiur tn Il, .nn,, Lut how,
m.,>>o. of ,InuJS ar L,,I-, nf f,,,,,,
JrilzIc We steamed ,Inn,, L,It-.rG,,-7I
=, .o,,.st,i..t I,,,I-. .,,,,t L,;,,--I.,, ,rI.,
w,, on,. Wild ,n,i,,. ,,';;,+ ,,MI,;.r r. ,i.,
skinner WAS y,,I ,n\inns tn .,i,,,,.v;I,.
LrsI .iiIa ,,,I y" a., " ''',
this ns me thnn%Lt he iu"t"m'.,nI .i,,," '' ,hn ="
nt,irers tn m,Lr' :, ,,,,.,, ,IIn,,..,,,,',. Nv ~,
tbe strcrirn we sLn,IJ L,vn r,.,J,.
Land hv thi. tinn hut L;,L,rt,, ,,,,,,.
had hrru sirbtrJ ~ '''''''
When | turnrd in f,r nv, ,v,,.L L.-
low thn ...., ,,.,. ,r,.,ti,,,r ,,'I ! ~.
t;.,d RI. ,.",,,.,;,. ,,,'i '.,;' nv,
tLr hrid,, IN :, ,.o,,' ,,.'r','. '.l, ,.',,,' va
tim.
..Ther, will lac ,,,I, II,,,,-;,,,r...I ..I.,,,,
lv.n tbor,,ht -. - t,r,,..,I -,
bunk In ord.r to su,t,L fam, bo,,,t.
,sIeen ff nnssiIL.
i feIl into 4 prnfnuud slnnh.r ,s s,or
as I had put my h,od down .Iust ~
,sranr. bells - A. yl were beirr ctruc,
d was. .sburriedIy rnused bv tho the on
trance of the chief enrincor Hi f,co
WAS vla blanched will Ln,ror and III
tone1e fastened. os he ronsrL n,r,n
UeIet M. Thomnsom rnt nm fnr GaT-
sake, We are roipr ,Shnrc r,.,, .,rJ
there, an awful rnl, LInvinr and thr
cursed thing is that there is sometime
cot lnn,c in fhrcn~inc- something down
below ont of sight if if is moi
tigLtemrd up at once. She will tear her
self to bits"
"Whv don't Won stop her then and
see what is wrong ," | asked half
angrilv: Il have only had two hnur.
below that's four bells inst cone"
stop her ;" said fine rLicf. ..v,.
can't, The engine must he kept roiur
to hold her head to the sea. and keep
WAY on her. We are drifting on Il lee
Sbnra in - ,rrIn nnI ~ w., ,,,,l I,,..,,l
.iJc T., th. .,, ~, - ,I,, ','','',' T., ,'''','
dawn ,Itnonthrr ra,m l., E' ,,r ,,','hS ,i,I,
r,,.l,I and H., f,,,,, ~ t,,, ;,'',.'S '"'
,,,,,,. s,,,,,,',r - -
L.,'.,iI,. d,n..a'i WIN, ',H ''','N' an"
,I'a ,i';ar w., .'''' was ""'''% So
r'u, rnl l''''',' Inv, S',''l''"'i more
u';n, ,',n '"' 'I, I"' mus i" '"" u an" ?i''
Thn JitiirultinI and In,' ,,,, m"',,c p'tiSi
,,,'''si,tnJ :, H. ,'' r, VI 'iit '''SN
.''',,',,I;..I1 ~" i 'n'' u n'''S' nc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26
s.. .}ohn5burp GalrdOnian,


:, VI. SToN ~ co.
..-if,. ,..iIIicr~' Monument, ST. .JOhnsbury.
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Business DIRECTORY.

i, -.... .,,,,,y I ,,,.,, y;o,, ,f tLc LouJ
'.". n :; ~ JaL,.L,.,,
,.,ir,,lturnI Tools and Hardware.
..r,.l 4 HASKELL. Hoyts Block. L. Il. ST.
Apoihe"aric>.
, u>su M En. : Bank Block. Main 81.
Attorneys al Law.
...~.A WAY. over L. L. Office. and Post Office.
..r.t s. l.tT 40 Calr,l"ni:n Elk. up stairs.
...II NHp Main ST. over Hall 4 Fletchcrs :.
.-. ..t t-tnt. i'r'h"r'
Books and stationery.
'" lrn EoWElL. talrd"nian III k Nam 81
Book Finders.
tl ~ItNE \ GO. AgtS. Monument Square.
i:IIni>>--L"s:',i and business
-TpNl. \ co. Monument square
Bakers and C"nfrcti"ner-.
.'~~ t'EAhLEl. Nam street.
Boots an" Shoes.
..tN. is GALLAGHER. Ward IiA-. IL Il II
Clothing. Hats and Gaps.
i.H. . NpO!,E. : Bank Block, opposite -. Johns
.u. H.u-c dealer i'll Ready Made Clothing. Hats
..tt..,.- t;,utS' Furnishing Goods rtc.. etc.
,-lotbiu,. c,r Ncu and Bows
... .,,IEEAXKS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
,. ,.,--. ma, S,,,,. yy,rc
,.,rrf,,<t,s., cu Fairbanks VILLAGE.
,,...i,,.. i.,,,,.r- ,I,u,.iu.s. ;,iudnv-sIa.lc..
.rlIrr,\KS. 4 90 Foirb,nk. VILLAGE.
n.u,i.,
,, --rtr>- r,,.I,,i,,, rl,ct Main Street
......,.r ..,rtrtr r-i,, I,l,.l, Main Str.,.t
,;.,;, t,.,,
. ..,,.,,.-.. ,,,,,,,rI,>-,.,II r..,.,,, ,,..,,,.
....,..., ., ,,,i.-, I,.,rc,. cood.
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,.,......, 10,
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,,.;, ,,,., .L,,
r,,, .,v,rSrp Mi, S,r,,,
q, .rr.n,Ir L1,rJ,,.. Elo,L mn stairs
,,,niIv croccri.. and Fruits
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-26


HTSINE'SS C1RDS.
DIR H. {. NEWELL.
.. l0d ''-'d"n"". cor. "f Church and Spring SIS.
{. CA>EAU.
H"' 81 SIGN and CARRIAGE PAINTER.
pei I ST.. ,.t-i 81 the bridge. II .Inhnshury. VI.
pN>,Ii~. >lG.NG:STER y CO..
pEALEE~ ~
3lNTS AND GEOC ERIES.
Ward Block. Railroad Street.
{. /. BRIG HAM.
Dealer in
.s ruIp~. EI'NpI-MADE CLOTHING.
ILGIE AND WEST INDIA GOODS.
...''. Ila,h Railroad Street.
IRI>T.~ n BATES,
LAWYERS.
H.Irunl street St Jnlnsbury. VT
i'r'. . 20 The state Courts of Vermont ami
\.. .IuH~hirr. and in the L. :. Courts.
...- e. e. GrRKE. II. G. BATES.
HN.IiY BLODGETT.
LAWYER.
80 I..r-hury. Vermont.
Ii;i~IER BROTHERS.
-'i t..> md dealers in PAINTS AND OILS,
...-. HI the depot =. .Iuhnshury. Vt
"N!'TLI:TT, LEWIS Il co.
DEALERS IN
'Ho' CRIES AND MEATS.
-...I st. Johnsbury,