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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-12-29
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
MoNpAY EyENINa, pecember 2

MONDAY EVENING. December Is.
There was considerable activity on the Board
Of Trade and q bouyant feeling. The new de-
pa:tnre has insugurated a speculative business
outside the city and within twelve months oper-
ators in the staples of the staples of the country
will do q large business az this point The indi-
cations toward toward this unmistakable.
Already the new Trade headquarters has become
q center OF hourly interest. ProvisiOni were
nrm, and hogs in good demand. Some unregen-
ate person told a Sentinel reporter that the
season packers had closed uD business last week,
which is not true Ali the leading houses will
continue 10 kill for some time yet, though they
do not run every day for want Of hogs. Good
hogs are worth S6 70. Flour is slow sale, prices
running from IS SOFAS 70. Wheat quiet. Corn
dull but pIIcea unchanged.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, Dec. Is.
There was an active demand which took all
the cattle In the yards, the number amounting
to only 20 head of very common quality. Such
as they were they sold at half dollar per hun
fira.f II 70 noQ NV Ia week.
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loo h1oher g quietf Dnt very firm, and 5a
l, mon 70 fair grades at Sc 50a7 o.: nrsces
i1 sEsr pIo19 20 ~ 70 3 . shipments, 4f7s
ses - larry active and firm; Inferior 10 e@a-.
ranged nom 50 90 to s. CO. - eA''s
NEW YORK LAVE sror,x M.puxr
NkW DIRK, Dec. &.-BEEy ChrTIr-The s,..,,
receipts were 1880 head. MAXIM > ,os. ,1ts1
he sane ,or the week. against $3.50 head for
e.1s sale Time last week: the demand was 1,ft-.
eeraI 20 the supply, and the maTket fully Pa
Closing firm NOM u, a. dne depression Of Thursday,
na.isS ne steels and Is 50al0 50 for Texans win
Sn. cnolce Iexans al SlI 50: sales include
cars dc, averasipr seR 2. ewt At 81 75eIs :Of
cur * *, 70 cwt, AT Gil cars do Averaging q.
sli =: ocarz 20 : cars do, averaging "a cwt, al
~ -, zcaIs 40 averaging cwt, at Sll q. cars
so ef az "a - cwt al sll 90, eraens
cwt q, a. as -; cars Virginia steers, averseins
W. a. az ell zo9l35O 10 cars iowa steers avera
g e,d % cwt, at $40 75@ll so; cars Missonri
Keni,c kkxeiaglng ~ cwt, at SO 5O@Is 50; cars
10 a. % ~ steers averaging az cwt AT sll 40
70 ~; cars Texans, averaging az cwf OF e ~. =
10 aveTsg ng cwi at $40 So and cars DO
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The recein,s vos,o-ao,.
Sor ~ ,sSn, we're oofO head, making 1861 head
is Ur me week, against lS,ee0 head for the same
especially for heavy stocs with n mod xSan,
a. AZ eS9s, with lot OF ne,t refaiIei az
% OO91 ia; sales include cars Ohso Sb a,e0 -
sraglog 50 lbs, at So; car do averagino 20 k
- Oh. car DO, averaging So lbs al s 81. lar
90, averaging "a lbs, at So 37IS: car do ne
- IDS al 30; cars do averas ino I,sib 81 -ts
car 40 averaging IS lbs, at So 3: car do sy
1hs al < 20 lbs at % o11z; car de, averaging n
~ ~ 10, Ssr 90 ase,aging 81 lbs at IS l2IS:
car inolana do averaging % lbs a. s. IS: ar
90 averaging 50 lbsat s. S per 100 lbs: cars OF
tS gan sSneep, averaging 50 lbs. at s. 5II
IN ~ 4, - lccti pts yesterday and To-day were
$3.50 - 1e "a making $3.50 head for the week
sealnsl 1O,yoO head for the same time last week.
the market for live hogs is quiet M 81 -i1,- ISi
VIII sales OF cars at S7cs7 ": dressed hocTs
ern. s '~ 70 va iOr " est
The receipts of live stock In New York for tho
;sar iSis exclusive OF horses and mules Sere
i0s-1o nee9 OF OeeVes, 3o70 head of mlch COVE
io,-h "ea1 OF caves l,l0o.0O3 head OF sheen and
lalnDs. and l,T4,22l head OF hogs an incresse
over Isst years totals OF Il,26g head of beeves
head Of hogs. - "ii" i'i'i''
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Children cry for Cast0ria.-Ple 70
xe-a perfect substitute for Castor OIL. but
more efrcacious in regulating the stomach and
bowels.
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Hogs were q l1tte scarce l-ient anu iehi1lsn nokS
brought So % TO 81 %; medium were worth ~ %,
and extra heavy fat hogs were worth So %. Re-
ceipts were light; only Az head reported; num-
Der killed. 3,4Z2.
shipping purposes, at So 75945o for the best
quality.
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comb. 3Oc.
CANNED GOODS-In good demand. Toma-
toes, lbs, 81 40C1l 50; lbs. 81 30; Yarmouth
corn. & 60; Mountain sugar 81 so; trophy 81 90;
Baltimore do, S2g2 ~; Peaches Eastern lbs, 81 10
az So 3lbs 50 So pie peaches, lbs 81 75: Western
packlngH Id, 81 25a2 35 do 10, So 359350; black
berries 81 60@l 65 Strawberries lbs, 81 S592 90;
raspberries lbs, 81 5042 co. whortleberries, 81 p
az 30; pineapples, 2 lbs, 81 50G2 20; green peas,
lbs, & 25@2 So: string beans, 81 7592; salmon, |
Id, e. 30; do, 2 lbs, s. 6J93 IS.
DRIJ9S.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL DECEMBER 20 1874

tures- Dried fruits firm and In fair demand with
moderate supplies. Dry goods trade Is excellent
wslh no change In prices. Sales are as follows
car while corn In elevator sc; carr high
mixed corn In elevator &c: car bran sloUO; Wo
VIII al 81 o.; s cars high mixed corn SIC; cars
white oats 57c IL cars corn, p l.; cars clear no
sides exc; 2,01J pounds do. &c; lO,OOO pounds
do, ~ days &c; DO tierces prime steam lard &c
Quotations are gwen TOR the buying prices OF
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
n0ur and other merchandise.l
BREADsTUFFs.
FIOUR-Is pretty dull and hard 30 dispose Of
Fancy brands. for 5096 W
lo9o -
Low Ove3o ~
MILL FEKD-In fair supply. Bran and shorts
are quoted At SIG 5O97, fine feed at sD@z2, and
middling at ga.
WHEAT-QuIet and same as last week. Red.
81 O3@l Us; amber 81 U59l 10; white, u O59l l5..
JORS-Decidediy dull: No. mixed worth 65c
high mixed, 6sgb7c: white, sc; new ear corn,
oxTs-ouoted at, No. 2, 55eS7c; No. white Sc
per bushel.
RYE-Quoted at 81 90.
BARLEY-Sl 2@1 25.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
Are ia good demand at firm rates. The quota
tons below will be found to be nearly the same
as last week.
NUrs-Quoted: Almonds, soft shell. 25926c;
6lberts, l6GI7c; walnuts, French, llc Naples, loc
u1zial2%.
FoREIcN FRUIrs-Coast oranges s9@l0 per Dbl
Valencia oranges case,$l29l3. Lemons-Palermc
and French, So as; dates lO9l2c per ID; new raj
Muscatel, crown, 81 IS; double crown, 81 50
Valencia raisins, l21zdl4c; Sultana, l69lSc;
LAYER figs, l9d2c; citron, 40946c; currants, 915@
Ice; Turkish prunes, new, l2x@l3c.
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Cement is quoted at 81 25 per barrel. Plaster
per barrel. Iime-H1ntington, $50; Flat Rock
800 per Oushel White sand, 81 per barrel. Fire
brick, S397 per hundred. Fire clay, 75c per
bushel. Building brick, So 5000, according to
quality. Hair, acc. Nails, lbs and 6Os, S46O; IS
and s., S4.75; is and rs, s.; AZ 500.
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CENTApR LINIMENTs

\ AIIay pains, subdue swellings
G heal burns, and will cure rheu
maiism, spawn, and any flesh
" 10 bone or muscle ailment. The
F1lHAp White Wrapper is for family use
S-EE3-- the Yellow Wrapper for animals
GlINpm- ii''' - 'e-'''' 49,
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MoTat's Life Pills!
Moffa } Phoenix Bitters 7!
Pages Climax Salve III

form complete Family Medicine Chest, and have
cured more diseases, and have done more good for
humanity. than any other medicine ever ofered to
the people.
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable. They act the Liver,
opening the ducts, and restoring the body TO per-
feet health, and may be relied ON 10 sure Nervous
and Sick Headache, Costiseness, Dyspepsis. lndi-
gestion, Jsundice, Liver and Bilious Com plants,
Colds, Scuryy, General Weakness, Fever 4 Ague.
a M0FFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS q
correct the secretions OF the stomach, and are "a
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Nervousness. SleepleSs--
ness, Female Complaints, Weakness Debility. "a.
PAGES CLIMAX SALVE
isacomp0uad of Arnica with many rOther extracts
and balsams. We warrant IL 70 cETe ScrOfula and
salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Piles, Frost Bite. Chill
biains, CorRs, Inflammation Of the Eyes. Broken
Breasts Sore Nipples, Cuts Bruises, Burns. Scalds
and all Cufaneous Diseases, man or beast. Il
siIays inflammation, subdnes all pain, and heals
without scar. IL is worth its weight ia gold to
every family, and should always be on had.
u Sold by Druggists eyeryahere.
. J. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
s5 Liberty street, New York.
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~y'ne purchasing prices for Government ponus
In Indianapolis vary from the New York quota
tIols hesl per cent
GENERAL sroCEs
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MICROSCOPES, Telescopes,
FIELD GLASSES. BARoMETEEs, Their xoMErERs,
Philosophical INST RvsENTs.
JAS. w. QUEEN & Co.
92f Chestnu. s..,'PhftadeIphia,
6Vt E-roadway, New xOrk.
Catalogues, part Isl, Mathematical; part I'd,
optical; part I'd. MaCdc Lanterns; part Attn, PHI
Osopbical INSTRUMENTS, each 10 cents.
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HoGs-The receipts vera zSo h.ad
i h NE. was rather quiet but very firm ana 81
81 asneI lor tne bulk OF sales: sales were rnads
asnseo IIoln toOO 10 - . Shipments An
-, o. sEefSIne receipts were 80 head: the MAJ
ranged from So 90 TO S. 0o' -"' 70 extra
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toner would come in. she would turn
the volume down on the table, wipe
her eyes. and dispense the liquid poison,
and perhaps abuSe some one of the
drinkers for not paying his score. Then
she would return to the book. and open
the fountain of her tears afresh. Pres
entity IA gentleman with vermilion
nose and tattered garments came i'll,
and after obtaining Il sip of gin, at
tempted to walk out without paying for
it. Then that lady slammed her book
down on the counter. climbed over the
bar. and engaged in single combat
with the party of the glowing nose.
She came off the conqueror, but while
the conflict ragged. our man walked over
and took il look at the title of the book.
1t was Mr.. Arthur's affecting story,
"Ten Nights in a Bar-room." This is Il
fact.
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Say it Fast.
ENERGIES IN ARTICULATION FOR THE
JUVENILES.


ENER' I-E> IN ARTICULATION FOR THE
JUVENILES.
The folIovinU cXamuIcs in articulu-
80, ~. lin, f,n,n an .ycb,,r. Many.
-, ,I., 40 ,II LIT iii ,,n+ ,1+or.,In,.
,,',,r o,t some ,f our younua,' r.,d
ora. viii r,,h,IJ, ,l,t vist-tL.-
tonru.' with them fo,. y little vbil.
Amid ,h.. r,,., and ,,,1.s, fros.s
Win bor..t wrist. and .,on,.., I,o..ts
He thrust- his fists against the POSTS
And still insists he sees the ghosts.
OF all the s,,vs eyer SAW s.w I
never >ov = SAW sow ~ this SAW SAWS
crazy cr,rcr,,,, con,,, cr.,s a, cr;c,,.5 Grains,
.r,,n af ,,i"liad ,rahs Cr.z, rrarcro,,
c.n,h,
II GRAVY Cr,,.ro,, c,r,h, Graf. crict,ed cr,bs
Where's the crate of crickl,d crabs Crazy CRAY.
croft caught,
Thou wreatll'd and muzzl'd'st the
frr-t,.tch'd OK. and imprison'd'st him in
the volcanic Mexican mountain of Pom
o-cat-c-pet-l i'm Co-to-pax-i
Peter Piper picked ii peck of pickled
peppcr: "A peek of picked nepcr> Peter
Piper picked. If Peter Piper picked Il
peck of picklru pcpucIS where's the
neck of nick led uruupIS Peter piuer
nickclD
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rejoice" Sensible bears. we should say.
are il great deal better than some people
that we hear about. who never help
anybody but themselves. -Te Carrier
Dare
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
VERMONT.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Washington, Dec. LIST 1918
Proposals will he received at the Contract Office
of this department until 3 o'clock p m. of March
2d, l-1i TO Ice decided by the 2OthJ for Clrryiu..
the mails of the United States from july LIST I>94
I" June ~. l-.1. the following routes IN The.
State of Vermont. and by the schedule of depart
urcs and arrivals herein specified viz.
80 From Orwell t" North Orwell. y mile. and
back. once week.
Leave Orwell saturday at : a M:
Arrive at North orwell by a. m:
Leave North Orwell saturday at / n H..
Arrive at Orwell by y. III.
527 From West Cornwall To Bridport, miles and
back. six times week.
Leave West Cornwall daily. except Sunday. at
n. m:
Arrive at liridpnIt hN . "a. M:
Leave BTidpurt daily. except SUNDAY at IL M :
Arrive at West Cornwall by p m.
The contracts are to he executed and returned 10
the Department by or before the LIST lay of .Iun,.
l-1i otherwise the accepted bidder will he consid-
cred as having failed and the Postmaster General
may proceed Ia contract for the service with uther.
parties. according 10 law.
For forms of proposal guarantee. and certificate,
aud also for instructions To the condition 10 be
embraced IN the contract, &c. advertisements
of Aug. 3lst ls72 and Dec. LIST, 1873 inviting pro-
pOsas for mail service in Vermont &c to he
found at the principal post offices.
Bids should he sent in sealed envelnpes Mail
proposals State of Vermont and Addressed Ia The.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
JNO. \. j. CRESWEII
zoos Postmaster Generdi.-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

Cleanse the stomach. bowels and blood from all
tho acrid, corrupt and offensive Accommodations
which produce functional arrangement and Won
the of most diseases which atflict the
human family and thus large doctors bills
The most etecrual and reliable remedy fnr this
purpose is found in Or. Iierce's Pleasant Purna
tive pellets. No cheap wood paper boxes. but
kept fresh and reliable i'll vials. - cents by
Druggists. 7l6
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WinoOski. VT. Dec. 1873.

WAYS OF CARRYING BABIE>.-In tn,
Vienna exposition are a number al
models illustrating the style in which
women of different nations carry THEN
babies. The Asiatic Indian woman
carries hers III Il blanket hanging il
front somewhat below the waist: tn,
Bcngalc>c woman. with the child astrid,
low down upon her left hip, and her left
arm supporting its back. The tigur,
| seems quite Indifferent as To the difficult
ties in this style of carrying. which
must he il highly artistic performance il
done 50 clcvcrly in reality The Egvp-
tlan woman carries hers i'll Il stately
manner. the child sitting a>tride hen
: shoulders with its hands upon her head
and without any clothing To speak of
| The brazilian woman carries hers in 4
SOmcWl hat similar manner. also i'll full
undrcss, ii sitting ;l>tIide her neck. The
Chinese baby is carried upright upon
the back, i'll Il blanket, and the Souti
African III Il bag i'll front. formed 10y {;
| blanket about the hips of the mother
| The lower Austrian woman carries her,
by swinging it III IL blanket over ON.
shoulder upon her back. while the
] llltln -All>ll Nstl iltS utI> Ibllllt
upon Il board. after the STYLE of candy
models i'll confectionery stores. Tn,
Lapland baby is carried in il >lcdgc-
/ shaped cot. made of leather. 1t seem,
to have been chucked in. feet foremost
and then Il frame tied over the opening
for its face. whether to prevent it from
crawling out or to keep the dogs from
| kissing it, is more than can he imagined
The most unique style of all is that o
ESquimauX woman, who wears wide
high-top boots. and puts the baby
right-cnd foremost down in the outsid,
of one of them. and doubtless. accord
ing to DIR. Kanc's description of her
style, carrying her cooking and heating
utensils in the other. The North Amer
lean woman carries her papooSe strapped
to Il board. and that strapped upon hcl
back 10y Il band over the forehead.
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SWITSER & EASTMAN.
LOUNGES AND MATTRESSES
VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY

The Spring Term opens February 18th Snm
intr Term. Nav Ith. Fun NcadrInic Cl,ssir,i
scientific and COM MERCIAL courses For Car
alogues address the Principal Rev J. q "
COKE, A. NJ, Montpelier. Io9
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flor Sale.
WOOD FOR SALE A!

| have large lot of nice Wood all sorted rock
NanI, and red Birch III inches and , feet wood
,r,J If iii kinds. and will sell and deliver any
kind as low nr lower than yon can hny elscwh'rr.
Please call at my stable and VIII CONTRACT i"r
what you want. 'r-''' No.
Id, Oct
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Keep Out the Cold :!

j. IL III Ii : Patent Weather strips con
struct"d - /" completely cln>r ,-y'IN aperture
about windows and d""I>. thus PREVENTING
/ the OLD AIR from E\IIEINGi. They lit
ted closely I" every part of thu door and wndnw
and are supplied with ~rt screws. that i'll of
any shrinking >w,ln- "t d"ur-. ~ h,aving by
action "t fTu~t. THEY Can BE HEIGHTENED at
my TINE. And besides this means al pressure,
/ against TIN windows and d"uI~ they supplied
/ with spiral springs. which constantly press them
against tn" same. iunlh,I GREAT AnNNNT-
AGI OF THESE STRIPS j. that THEY PRE-
VENT NOISE hy ~hurtn- dp"r~. The amount of
iu'l saved IN on" Sr;'~"u 10y application "t rhc-,'
strips I" any On G"um. " ILL MORE THAN
TWICE PAY THE ENpi NSE. If kept on
through tho summer they Will act Is At ~rlT, and
'f'"tual agent against the at dust Thr~,.
strips are Manufactured III ANY desired >IZE~ To
SUI tI>TONiE~ lir~, strips ar. ranufac-
turrd by !. II. HI T.. IN In. shop "pp",ii, thu
passenger depot II. J"lu~huri ". {" " huu all
orders should hr addressed Nh orders will b-
promptly and satisfactorily nilc,.. STATE. Count,
and town Rights Icy -il~. Address
i. II HULL.
II Iuhn-hulV VI rlrt
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Gsfafrs.

C,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA District IS.
X Inbnsbury ON the 9TH day of JAN. \. ID. l-ii
NJ Howard Wilcox, guardian of Edwin H..
Charles A. Ephraim f.. and Jane Il. wilcox
of - Iohnsbury in said district. minors makes
,u,,Iic,tion t said Court for license t" sell the
whole, of the real estate of his said wards repre-"
sentinr that the sale thereof, for the PnlI"s" "i
uniting thu. proceeds of such sal" at interest. OF
investing the same in stocks other real estate
would br beneficial to said wards:
Wherrupon. il is ordered 10y SAID 'onrt mar Slih
auulication hr referred Ia session thereof I" he
held at the Probate Office in said st 'I"hnshulN
ON the 9th dav of January 4. II. 1874 for hearing
and decision thereon And 1t IL furth"r "ru'rrd
tbnt ali n.rsuns interested he notified hereof 10y
publication Of notice OF said application and order
thereon three weeks succcssivcly IN III" hlrd"
MAN printed at st. .I"hnsbury. before sand time
of h,arinn that they NAV appear at said time and
place and il they see cause object thereto
i;y the Court Attest. -, ,
In2J HENRY FREN( ii. ReglsteI
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Axe Helves, Grain Measures, BroOms and Brushes
Also, orkstaes and Framing Pins kept constant
ly On hand. Gage Lathe Turning GENERALLY don.
70 ordef' fassumpsic, VI 52yl
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Bang :

Almost every boy VIII" goes cunning.
if he can timd nothing that he wants t."
bang away at, considers it the next best
thing to kill few woodpccker>. They
look 50 funny. wrong end up on the
side of Il tree. bohbinw and whacking
around the loose bark. that the tempta-
ton Is strong. and the poor. jolly ham
merer has no triendS-So bdnJ' and
dog to play with and tear to pieces.
That poor little bird. if over Il wear old
has killed and eaten many hundred
thousands of bugs larvT. in the form
of gruhs and worms. and almost every
one of Il kind which is injurious to veg
citation. The cat bird. one of our finest
singers. and Il bird that is always >ocia-
bile. if ever permitted to he 50. eats IL
cherry occasionally. and of course he
must I've baniShcd on suffer death He
pays Il better price for every cherry he
eats than any fruiterer would dare de
mand i'll the market. in the worms he
destroys. and throws in complete bird
opera several times Il day in the bar
gain.-Erom 81. NjchoIas for DeccDibrr
\ LESSnN OF GHATITTpE.--A gentle
man wa> once making inquiries in Rus
sla about the method of catching bears
III that country. He was told that. to
entrap them, Il pit WAS dug several feet
deep. and after covering it over with
turf, leaves. ctc.. some food WAS placed
on the top. The bear. if tempted by
the bait. easily fell into the snare. But"
he added. If four or five happen to yet
III together. they all get out again
'liow Is that ," asked the gentleman.
They form Il sort of ladder hv stepping
on each others shoulders. and thus
make their escape" but how does
the bottom one get out p All, these
bears. though not possessing a mind
and soul such a> God has given us. vet
can feel gratitude and they wont for
get the one VIII" has been the chief
meals of procuring their liberty.
Scampeling off, they fetch the branch
of IL tree. which they let down to their
poor brother. enabling him speedily to
join them in the freedom in which they
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
ROWELES ADVERTISEMENTS.
200 PIANOS and ORGANS.

New and Second Hand of First Class Makers,
will be sold at LOWER PRICES for cash or on
Installments in City or Country. during this Fl
nancial crisis and the Holidays by HORACE
WATERS Il son. Al Broadway. than ever be-
fore offered in New York. Agents Wanted to sell
Waters Celebrated Pianos. Concerto and Orches
trail Organs. Illustrated Catalogues mailed Great
Inducements to the Trade. y large discount to
Ministers Churches. SUNDAY Schools, etc.
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Very Best Quality,

HEAnAGHE III. !. Briggs Allrvantnr
hhDnCAic.will instantly relieve u,r-
N"us al SICK headache. neuralgia. catarIh. sur.
throat dyspepsia. heartburn. palpitatiou iatu,u-
c\ sour stomach III tact II II th, Greatest r>tur-
reduces inflammation, has marvellous and pt.rtr,r con
it"l over the nerves INCREASES the action ut the
heart. without exciting the brain. will cure, all ma
latiun. stimulates the weakened and dis,.,.,I
frame and restores the sufferer. sold by HINtr-
HAM. re. VAUGHAN. : RANDALL A son
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
FARM AT A BARGAIN.

Situated within . miles of Greensboro StaIi"n,
and within . miles Of East Iardwick. on the i. &
o. r. R-near school, running water at house and
barn well timbered good pasture. Contains
about % acres. y desirable place for any man
who will nay 500 or GOO down. The rest may II,
main mortgage. Address
ELISHA MAY Attorney.
~ InI,nsbur, VI ort - I-T3 a2tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

H)RNS Bnnions, Bad Nails and other ais
,.ancr I t'tSes OF the feet. also ScrnfuIuus and
"a. crrous humors; Piles etc skiIfnIly trr,d NJ
me S Soe central Healing an Chiropodical Insttnt
& Co nioau"ay' New York. DR. j. BRIGGS.
90
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
House and Land for Sale !!

Tn" subscriber desiring I" 20 south will sell n
bargain his place. ctnsi-t.ng al Il new House and
Barn, with fifteen Icr'- 81 Land. situated one half
mil from the VILLAGE 81 West Concord the road
leading 6" Concord t"rnrI. Never failing water
running t" buildings. i"I further particulars
address W. ". O>GOOp. West Concord. VI.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

BT>ISE>> v. SENTIMENTAL friend
OF ours. writes Max Adelcr. who was
stopping at an interior town few DAYS
ago. went with II companion into II
small tavern near to the railroad sta
u"n. Sitting behind the har in Il rock
ing chair was the landladv. reading IL
book and crying over il. When a Gus