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TELEGRAPHIC.
rrI rnNH
FoREIoN.
The French Governments Views on the
spanish question.
The Petition Of Won Arnims Family
for HIS Release Refused.

PARIS, October 7, --lleturns nom the
departments show that thirteen hun.
dred members Of the council general
have boen elected, Ave hundred aud
ninety ofwhich are republicans five
hundred aud fifty n,onarchiats, and
ten ayowed BonaparIsta, New cleo
tons viii be required In thirty dis
trlota, OF which twenty are expected Ia
elect republican candidates.
LONDON, October 7.--At NorthAmp-
ton, yesterday evening, after deolara-
tlon Of the vote, the lord Of Bradlelgh'a
supporters attacked wllhstones the ho-
tel OF Fowler, the liberal candidate.
The police were unable 10 qucll the dis
turbance, The riot net was read, the
military called out and other assist
anoe summoned. In the struggle
which followed many persons were In
jured. At midnight . matters were
growing quiet.
MADRID, October THE French
minister has had u conference with
Sagoata, and explained to him that
the sentiments of the French govern
ment are opposed to the Carlists.
A bark loaded with arms for the
Carlists has been seized at Santander.
A Carlist band has been defeated at
Campillo, with twenty-seven killed,
fifty-seven wounded and many priso-
ners.
II Is reported that General Donlgary
has differed with Don Carlos md gone
to France. General Mendavis sue
ceeds TO his command.
BERLIN, October 7,--Count Won
Arnlm's family have been Informed
that his Imprisonment Is not intended
as n punishment, and he wills he re-
leased on the restoration Of the docu.
ments detained by him.
LONDON, October TT Is reported
that Emperor William, who is at Ba-
den, Is greatly surprised at Count Won
Arnim's arrest, and has demanded the
reason therefor.
MILAN, October 7.--Ex-President
Theirs arrived here Saturday, and adj
Dire ssed the French residents last even
ing. He said that as the establish
ment of republic should be displeas-
ing to the rest Of Europe, he believed
the general election would give about
fifty additional Bonapartist deputies to
the assembly. an. yH
BERLIN, October THE petition of
Arnims family, for his release, has
been refused.
BAYoNNE, October 1.-The Carlists
official journal states that Don Carlos
was at the head of his army, yester-
day, in good health.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Arrested for Violation OF the Enforce
ment Act.
The Rev. GlendennIng to be lnvestl'
gated BY the Jersey City
Presbytery.

New YORK, October 1.-THE Pacific
mail steamship company has began a
suit against Richard B. Irwin, its late
San Francisco agent, and agent Of the
company at Washington during its
former administration, to recover $40,
600, which he is reported to have APP
propriated. @
The judicial committee of the pres
bytery of Jersey City, announce that
they will be in session this evening, to
hear any person who may avecharges
to prefer against Rev. John Il. Glen
denning, pastor ofthe church of which
Mary Pomeroy was member
The office furniture and fixtures OF
the branch of the freedmen's bank In
this city, have been sold.
NEW ORLEANS, October 7.-United
States Commissioner Craig to-day sent
s. f. Henderson before the United
States circuit court fol-, violation Of
the enforcement act by duplicate reg
istration. Henderson admitted the
charge, but claimed no criminal inten'
ton. This is the first case that has
been brought up during the present
campaign. $3.50 -
ST.. LOUIS, October 7.-Chief Hill, O
Rome, Georgia, was elected correspond
ing secretary of the fremens' :onyen
ton.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-THE
democratic and conservative commit
tee have submitted long circular Il
the people of Louisiana, recountipi
causes of the late troubles that led t
their actions, which are fully vindica
ted.
WILMrNGToN, J October Elm tn
election held yesterday, in the state
for inspectors and assessors to condue
the election in November, q full vot
was polled with the following results
Kent county, democratic majority
seven hundred aud forty-six; Sussex
two hundred and seventeen; and New
Castle, one hundred and two. a,.
SILVER Cry, Nevada, October 8, vi
SAN FnAxcIsco, October GA terribl
afitay took place to day at Walter
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A FINE IMMIGRATION SCHEME.

~ ~ xv., ,,a u,,,ort oc,.art NJ the
W.: v WaS,.y q "''u norors sra hath nromi.
a,,. ,reai,nv and reIiahia eitixens Of Hous.
Ton. In their own right, and as authorized
agents, they hold subject TO disposal some o.
the most valuable real estate properly IN
this city, and thousands OF acres OF land IN
the best sections of Toxas. FOR tne
small sum OF three dollars, one takes my
enance ., pe !. ,,nr, rom three hundred Ia
eiebteen thousand dollars. so far as regards
the standing of the man ayers, that Ia a mat
ter beyond the possibility ofcayh.
The Telegraph OF Houston, thus speaks OF
the distribution
,,r,,, a. ,.,n,, ,v,,, co,ra m on the twenty.
ne ne nacsnher int n time for lots of peo.
nrst OF suse ~ M, I'm rhe
pie 70 get sa al, ,hn nar,icn,ars much bel.
Tar Than we can write them, and we need
only give our readers the assurance That the
m mana are phen VI s'"no"s "1 ''
' 49,. uoro,a croore,, Texas. saws.
ane 1870 eaes .'a.,,,.,,,an nans ,ontad
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l.4OO GIFTS.
CAPITAL GIFT, $4,000

No gifts less than forty acres OF land. or
one city lot.
Prlce OF tickets, three dollars.
Clubs ordering ten or moro tickets direct
from us win DO allowed "A discount Of ton per
cent.
send for circular and descriptive list
Titles all perfect, and warranted deeds
mnde.
Parties wishing tickets can obtain them
from our agents In Dallas. or by romittances
direct TO us.
We refer 10 all banks, bankers, business
men of Houston and Texas, where we are
known.
WAGLEV & L0CKART,
Managers, Houston, Texas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boarders Wanted.

Good board and lodging can be obtained
by the day, week or month, at the pleasah
two story residence, No. HOS CoInmeree
street, between Chestnut and iiarwoou. ~
table supplied with the best the markets al
ford. Meals served promptly, to SUIT pnsi
ness men. ... NNo' u.iA
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FHB j N. BRUNSWICK q Bake CO.
FOR SALE.

Two nice large hotels. q wagon yard well
located. and a large mum ber film proved and
vacant lots throughout the city Of Dallas
also, number Of farms. and many tracts OF
unin, proved lands In Dallas and owner sur-
rounding 0''nus' - w.f,IYrE 4 GO. :
Real Eztate ARents,ofIles on Lamar, between
Main eHd Elm sire<tss tesnim
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Comments OF the Press.l
SEE WHAT ST. LOUIS SAYS OF TEXAS
ENTERPRISE.

1.-THE Lone Star State IN one Of the garden
spots OF the continent. No land on the earth
IL more productive, and possessors OF real
estate property In Texas may look with GER
tainty for Its rapid advancemsnt ~ value
A plan is on foot which VIII give
insignifi cant sum. The managers, Messrs.
WagIey r. Lockart, OF Houston, are men OF
high respectability and great business cap!ae-
ity, and therefore reliability IL assured. -
TSt. Louis Republican.
The Texas Odd Fellow also endorses the
above, and states:
"From our long and favorable knowledge
of the firm we take pleasure In commencing
them 10 the public as honest, honorable gen.
tlemen.
And the Galveston New adds:
1.-THE distribution will comprise over $1,000
acres OF land, located In thirty-elght conn-
ties They are divided into parcels, and II Is
promised by gentlemen, whose characters
are equal TO those of any In the land, that
they will be fairly, honestly ind equitably
distributed" +H
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sition that to mention their names
would he to astoniSh all who knew them
by revealing the fact that they have
not given assistance to one SO nearly
connected with them as is the wife of
the ex-Secretary of legation. They of
feIed, indeed, to pay the little woman's
passage and that of her children back
to Germany, but that she refused, say
ING she would rather work for herself
than return to her family deserted
wife. She heard that women were en-
played in the treasury ut Washington,
and she at once set about securing a
place for herself. At first she was dis
couragcd, but finally she triumphed and
removed to Washington, where she
now occupies small room at the top
of ii boarding house. and tolls for her
children in the printing bureau of the
treasury. She is always bright and
cheerful, and has already won host of
friends Her salary in the treasury
would not suffice for her board, so she
has secured some German and French
scholars. About ten days ago she was
able to redeem her trunks, aud changed
her outer garments for the first time
since August.
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on the keeper.
But Joe hobhled on. He had Il drea
nv feeling that he would make but lit
tie mouthlul for the lion.
But it will take time. 1t will give
Mr.. Tom chance"
All this passed in an instant. The
lion creeping stealthily along the cage,
Joe. as vet unseen, coming up to the
open door on the other side, Mr.. Tom
quietly asleep on the ground, the lamp
light full on his face.
The lion raised himself on his fore
paws, shook his shaggy name. Joe
was abreast of the cage. The next
step would place him before the open
door. He gave me wild glance around
the sawdustcd ring, the place that had
been so full of kindness and cOnsidera-
ton to him-doNn at Mr.. Tom.
Il can do something for him at last "
The lion, with a smOthered growl,
sprang forward, and poor Joe, without
a word, leaped up i'll front OF him, and
caught ut the spring.
There was a sharp click, fall, and
Mr.. Tom started up, wakened by the
terrific battled roar of the lion, and
saw him upright, clutching the bars of
his closed cage, and shaking them like
reeds, while on the ground lay poor
Joe, white and still.
u did something for you at last"
were the first words he said when he
opened his eyes and saw bis friend
face over him, and, in Il few minutes
after, all the other men standing anx-
lousy round.
There is a pleasant little truck farm
in New Jersey, where Mr.. Tom lives
with Joe, and will he glad to tell you
this story any day.
Il quit the wandering life soon after
thut," he says. "Frcsh ali aud country
living agree with this little chap better.
and cabhagcs are pl,asaHtcr and sltcl
companions than lions. aud curus-ii-
icrs. and the men about the mcnagclic.
But for me, | have found friends all
over the world, and, added be, taking
"tt his hat, rrNtlcmtl>, Il think | have
found Friend above, WHO is better
Jh.u all"
- Won sec, while cilra>-tiicr, and
tagged boys may gcuc,.Il he r"aI~,'
and Vulgar. and perhaps sometimes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
A Tale of Two Continents.
From the New York Graphic.

On the topmO>t floor of the treasury
building ut Washington, In the low
ceiied rooms directly under the root. in
the midst of the machinery, working
with Il cheerful igor that gives heart
to the di>pmited ones toilimg beside her.
is Il beautiful woman, twenty three
wears old, who shone with the bliIlian-
cy her many destinations evoke at the
European courts. About three or four
Years ago a German lady of high birth
made what was supposed to he a very
distinguished marriage with the sccrc-
tary of legation of an American cmhas-
y at one of the continental courts. Her
remarkable beauty. many accomplish
mcuts, hut. above all, her quick intclli-
gcucc and sunny disposition, at once
won for her ii conspicuous place in the
>ucicty to which She was transferred
Bat il was not for long. Her husband
possesses the single merit for which he
l. in no wise responsible, OF being an
cmiueutly handsome man. He has no
other desirable qualification. and soon
proved himself SO unworthy Il member
of his legation that his chief dismissed
him. He returned to this country last
summer with his lovely young wife and
two beautiful children. The wife is n
true woman, loving to the last her huS-
band. Until he arrived in this city she
scarcely understood how unworthy was
the man to whom she was bound 1t
was not until he had pawned hey jewels
to obtain money to throw away in gam
bling houses, and had deserted her. the
children and a nurse in uptown ho-
tel. with an unpaid bill for board to a
large amount. that she began to COM
prehend the situation. Her trunks were
seized. and she was left in August with
but one dress. Her husband j. under
stood to have very wealthy relatives in
this city and Brooklyn, of such high po-
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JOKE on \ CLERGYIAN.-A good joke
on one of the Chester, Vt, clergvmen,
who is himself a genial man, and loves
a quiet joke, has just become public.
The night previous to Thanksgiving,
he was called upon by young man
who asked him to go down to widow
C's and unite q young couple in the holy
bonds of matrimOuy.-N"w it appears
there are two widow C's in town and
each had marii;:@rable daughters. Our
worthy pastor knew only of one, 50
night coming on h" repaired to widow
C's he wot of, and LAYING off his over
coat and hat sat down To Wait develop
mrntS. The people were glad to STE
him and seemed 50, hut ai,rr time
seeing no special Indications # Wedding
preparations. the worthy man vcntIIrd
Ia inquire if ''thrv expected him that
evening" They frankly admitted dat
they had not. lie then Informed them
That hc was directed "a come thc,c and
marry i couple. but they dcnird that
anybody tnclr stood in need OF such
service. Finally it occurred to them
that there Wa family recently moved
To town ot The slime name. and the
worth, divine seeking that house found
the pair obviously waiting and married
them.
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= Y U-Il.iW = COCO.
Nv wife, seated uc,idc me. did not
like the music. Bat | said. "What
beautiful sentiment My dear. it is
pastoral. Iuu might have known that
from the 'Wo-hdW-gcc You have
mad your taste ruined 10y attending the
Hrooklln Tabernacle" The choir re-
pcaicd the last liue of the HMM four
times. Then the prina donna lcaped
Oh /" the fist line, and slipped, and
fell on the second, and that broke and
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81. ,4ohnsburn Galcdolrian.
fnr Mr Children.
Saved.


They passed by the lots where the
boys usually played f""t-h'ii. but
which we're now filled with great "hlir
tents. Painted over the entrance ANA
on the red wagons, ih't were standing
all about were 'he ""'"' '"S''' "
Gtea' -N'"'9f''e az" '"c"''
mere Wa, 4 'l''I' boy lef' rage"
ana '"'"'" nat "lE'H' suing Oh the
shafts OF one "' '"e wagons, LARRY
p"lir" Jenny away - n'r "H''I "IeSS
"'u>hc" '''' '"'| io''
LAKE. '"'' 10" 'e s"iIe" YOU
'!'S ! WI ''"r,'''' - ~ '''' ,'''> II
"'' n.'""> ''''''''e' '"oS ~ "'s''''
ana "l'h'"' any way
why ll'''1 >'i'','i'' p"'''iNe'H '9se'
'n"' "i' - ''E' |'" Nc,',''>' az CON
"e''e''' l Wv" AN'" "'E "e ii'
q"eH''A' Il" ''''''''' NC 'se'''''''' oi'
- Jus '''''' -, -, a .r..
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In1, '1 -, , 1
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SNS'e"'e WIN 'i''4'o -
''e''' ot' Vi '"' 'c'''' iia'''' s'ot'
pu' marry Jr' N''' "ci 'i""S' NO,
i ''o' sup ''''' ''''"' anu
SUCH an ''i"''' "HP'r'S' -i' IL u 'e
'l''''""i'' anu N''i''ii ~ so" nv
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Tue lllSn seats. I'oNu III tlIt IlIlS Ht
SAW Mr. Tom. and crept up to him,
touching his silk tights until he looked
down.
"Hollo, again. It's joe"
II lust wanted to say goodnight, and
to tel YOU never WAS 50 happy be-
fore"
You weren't eli Poor little Joe !.
Where are !you going to sleep. now p
so. somcwhercS. I'll make out"
Mr.. Tom paused Il moment. Look
here. now. I've got a roost big enough
for dozen in that tent. Bat like Il
clean skin and clean clothes. You'll
find tub yondcr. If You choose t."
take u bath. you can come and keep
house with me, awhile, joe
The mel in the memagerie laughed
little, at first, at Mr. Toms queer fancy
for the boy. He kept linn with him for
Il day or two. and then actually seemed
20 adopt him, bought him a decent suit
Of clothes. and took him, not only TO
sleep in his tent, but made compan-
ion of liiu,.
They cooked their little messes to-
gethrr, took walks. and famous rides in
the ears. Mr. Toms business was to
attend to the great Nuhian lion and Ii
ouess, aud to 60 into their cage. whip
in hand. twice during the days per
tormauce: aud Joe never LETT the front
of the cage while his friend was there,
nor took his heightened, watchfal eyes
from him. The people used to notice
it.
..See how that little fellow watches
the great liuu-tamcr, Signor ThOma>>i,'
thcv would SAY, .'as if he were taking
care Of him. IS he his son p
The men in the circus grew very
fond Of joe. lie was 81 alircti"natc
and grateful, they said, poor little Tel
low. fnr any ui.llng kindness and then.
it tou,hrd them To sec what 4 friend Il,
was to Nj. Tom. Joe has bic man
heart i'll hi, little body" they all said.
50. when the circus moved. and Mr.
Tom ~"iI to the manager, Ia like t"
49,. -; t;.,,..,I..r viii. ~. il, ,o,', Z.
ao rli.,tior," lac nodded a g"od-hn-
Inarru a>-c,l. " tor doe himself, |
suppose there never Wis Il happivt h",.
"3at why should Nj. Tom care toI
lea. .,A.L himself. every da,
.,llnu Mr. Tom WIS not only Sin
... .Il,,,,,..-.it.lir,., yer, kim, il, Lii.
,..,,l. .,I o,lJ ..d mystery over the
Ii,,. Iii. ,.,i,,.,i,r he WIS the
1,.-t 49,, u..r J., ...,;Ie., and ljpdo>t
..v,,., .L...iJ hr r.l,. mo ont of tl,.
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,,.,., .,.,..l.. il, th,. ,i,,.i,s sill that Nj.
.,,,., = ,iu...l.l -, ,;f. ,rl , hov
.I....,,,,. 80. .l.,.t r,o,,cr and cLlJ
,,.,. L,,5 j..,a n.t .}.t did NOT
.,Iol,i- l.;..l..... les m,,v,IIoos +.
,i,l.,r
..,.,, .a,. =, ,o,I.;ur for v,n~bc
,..l - go, oycrv I.,. Tbi, vcx,d
.,.l .,,,,,ll,a liz, r,,,. tl.,u NJ, Tom
,,.i o,,.-. H.. tI,,y.J linn abn,,r
,,i.ot.h. hin, clean or feed fine an
;,,,,I ,h,rui, !, p,o,t.l terror. for he,
,.n,ar .oolL c,r,o, ,,so1 to Them or less
:,
..a,I, H.. o.,1l =,
.'.. .,,,...,, ,,or, .,,o,.,r,I. ,b,,
,;..,1 ,,.,,,-a~ La u.oJ to-.,.
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i'r. f'rcc's Golden Medical discovery will cure
= cough IN "n"-hAIt tie time cys,.,ry I, il
with any other medicine. AMI it does 1t. not by dry
in. it NJ. but by renewing tho cI,isc-suhdune tie
irritation, and h,'ln. the Affected parts, For all
ctSe- If Larrui-'t!-. Urlr~,urss, Supp, ssion OF
Loss OF Voice. bronchitis. Severe Chr me OF Lin.
-tIin- H"u-hS. it viii be- found to ,urpaNs any
medicine that has ever before been offered The
public. sold br druggists 20
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G.Gtafr.s.


4, p. PEARSON'S ESTATE
T.. The subscribers. having been appointed 10y
the Honorable, Probate Court for the DISTRICT 81
t'aIJ',,,;, commissioners receive. examine ami
Ji, iii claim. and demands of all persons against
he estate of f. T.. Pearson. late OF lHrnri
in said district deceased. represented l"s"i\Ih'.
and the term of months from tn" 2'ih dlN 81 Jan
I--I heinz allowed h. said Court !" creditors 81
said deceased to exhibit and prov" their Respective
claims before us: Give notice. maj We wiz ii,hu
f. thu. duties of our appointment az IN. ""'I'h5
hou-,. of Mrs Julia Pearson. III EaIhtl IA ed't
District on tn. 10Th day Of March and &'ih day !
July next at 10 clock i'll til" forenoon on '''h Z"
said days.
CLOUD Harry. ,rovuI,sIoNERa
WILLIAM MCPHEE. \
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CLOUD Harry. iCONMIesIoN
WILLIAM MCPHEE,
G. HALLS ESTATE.

I,NIEB {. HALLS ESTATE.
I STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT =
In Probate. curt held al the Probate once IN
ST Jnhushury in said district, on the Sd day "i
February. \. u. l-Ii.
p,yll /, II.d.rtt administrator OF tn" stat" 81
Caleb & Hall latruf II Juhn-bury. III said DISTRICT
deceased present, his administration account Tor
examination and allowance, ami mdNrN "llnIi'l'h
tate uf said deceased
Whrrcupon. 1t Is ordered by said C"nr' that said
account a. ID said ll,.,!Iciuu Ice I.i,1rci I" So
-iuu fb.r,,f 10 be- held at the Probate pihcr
in said 81 .lulIl-hurv ou Tho : Il day "f rhrn"i
! IT, l-.I for hraIim- and decision Thereon And II
j. t,IlrIi,l ordered thar notice hereof l." -it'n Z"
all ;.,r-,li- Interested by publication OF I'll" sam
tIrr weeks successfully III ia. l'd"mian, IL" ;,
paper published at -. -uhm~hHrN. I"''1"> 1" sad
at ,ad inn ard Lace and show raus" il any Ia '
may have, why said account sIuIld u't be allow I'd
and such decree made.
~ the Court. Attest.
uLNiI li:IE, II, REGISTER
! true COPY Of I;,r,it. Att,,L
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COMFORT
Savings Bank Notice !!

In compliance with the requirements Of BvIsUs
OF the Pas5umGsic Savings Bank, the corUnrutors
81 sad Bank Will hold their annual meeting AT th,
lfeasurers Office, n st. JOhnsbury Vt, on We'd
nesday, the eleventh day of March next nj on,
o'clock P. NJ, for the election of officers Of sou
bahk Tor the ensuing year, and do any other bust
ness proper at said meeting ~ 'u'''
@. E. ID: BLODGETT, Secretary
49, AL 70, loIa ST
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las ..ISS aS 5a.scf'pr i"-....
isr>j.' Soc b." an
Sfrcf-'-ffi "IIS ia = 80 20.
Res.,.rt.~ ,s.,. - cal. i:E,.l 60 ..'..
S.EI:.-s',, ST. uu..
Removes .p.a.~ 80 &C. O.! ''..
.-' ga, pas g.
GiYrs tome toS .Us : ~.'..L
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Keep Out the Cold!


!. IL. HI : Patent Weather Strips are So con
sirrct'd ~ /" completely close every aperture,
ah'nt wind w. md Il '"l~ thu> rl;tNEN HING
ted closely t." every part of tho door and window
anu HIr supplied with ~,t~crrWS that in ease OF
any >hrnha-r. swelling "i doors. 81 h,.lyln. 10y
action Of frost iiiN CAS- HE rlrITINI.n II
ANY II Nl. And besides this means ,! ll,.>Sl,.
a2anst The windows and door. j.y Irc ~;,.. lied
with spiral springs which constantly pies, tn, 81.
a-tln>t tn SAM. Another GREAT NpNANi /.
MI OF THESE NrlIT> i that THEY IRE
NINl NOISE 10y shutting doors. Thr amoiul IF
fnrI saved IN on" season hl application OF Ihp,,.
StrilS T. any ne room WILL MORE THAN
Il + PAY THE ENPIN~I II k.rI ON
thr"u=h tn" summer they will act a. n sur. and
rHcciual agent against the entrance Of dust TIL,
STRIPS are manufactured IN any desired SIZES To
- 81 >IOMl rs. These ~trIr~ arr, rn:,r,lrt,,.
tni"d by j. IL null. in the shop ,,uirr-it,. TN.
passenger depot. It Iuhn~hurv vi To- y, h,tu I'll
orders should he aidrc~s,r! lu orders will Ia.
promptly and satisfactorily MID State Comm,
and town Rights tor sale Address
J. II HULL.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
.fnr Sale.
FARM AT A BARGAIN.
Desirabie Place For Sale.

offer nv place for sale, situated On nrn ,,,r
mTI rrrlir and The place is central, pleasant ami
very way desirable. i ,
4 norton of tli,. purchase money can remain ON
,n =, tat g.tf J. p. Mccormick.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
FOR SALE.

TIL. subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and
LOT at the corner OF summer ana Winter streets
Also, two or three vacant lots on Spring street
j. \. HApLEY.
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