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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

a story is going the rounds to the eff
feet that an upstart gentleman who had
returned fresh from his foreign travels.
was discoursing in the presence of Gen
eral Grant of the advantages of Il mon
archy over Il republican form OF gorem-
ment, and appealed to him tor approval
of his views. The President quietly re-
plied-.I think you would have done
better to have remained abroad-you
can hardly he happy here.
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\ man writes tn IN editor for four
dollars. "hccau>c h" is 81 terribly short"
aud gets i'll reply the heartlrS> response:
.'Do rs do-Stand upon chair.'
\ spiitualiSt before committing sui
eide made Il memorandum Il have
purified my soul. twenty five OF thirty
years. | think ! must he II icrtitied
spirit.
y It. Louis Alderman expressed the
opinion. which Il reporter WAS cruel
enough to take down rcrbdtim. "that
horses is 'fraidcr of dummies than street
cars
The Danbury man says that Il New
Haven editor spent last Sunday in
Slawson, aud attended church. When
the contribution box came around lac
was in IL dozc. hut on being nudgcd.
hastily exclaimed. IL have pass"
One of the camclS at the Central Park
mrnagrrie, becoming jealous of the SUI
pelintcndent's treatment of another
camel. attacked him fuiously Tuesday.
and would have killed him but for the
intervention of the keepers.
\ Western Jenkins left town sudden
ly the other day, after having written
up an account of Il brilliant wedding,
where one OF the Ladies'. he said, wore
"a magnificent satin. decOIIefe at the
bottom and sides When he learned
what decollete meant, and that the ladys
husband was making inquiries for him.
the town WAS too small TO hold him.
Mr. Bloom, robbed of S3,0OO in Il
sleeping car on the Nashville and South
ern railroad, sues the Pullman COmpa-
ny to make them assume his loss. He
claims that the conductor and porter.
whose protection was infrrentially guar
auteed when he paid his extra fare.
were asleep when the robbery WAS per
petratcd.
The reason the president didn't send
III his third choice on Friday. a. given
10y him To some of his friends -;iccord-
ing to the Boston Advertisers Wash
ingtOu special-was because Ito send
/ in Il nomination would give the news
papers their croaks at the nominee be-
fore the Senate could act on Monday,
and that would kill any man in Ameri-
ca
A church over the lake recently lost
1 The goblet used in its communion ser
vice. and the sexton called gu one of its
neighbors for the loan of a cup to sup
ply the deficiency. \ few days ago an
enthusiastic pillar scanned the cup
closely, and found that it had been IA
warded at county fair 10 the best
stallion That cup ought TO have
been found i'll Murray'= church,
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CORSs-Since pride and fashion hav" had con
troll of mankind and shu,mak"rS wrr" compelled
To make boots and Slices til fancy instead of the
feet. the Sufl, Iing from prlS Eunlun- lngrnwInE
Nails. sore InstrlS. ili~t.Tcd Heels. Sc cannot he
described hut Briggs Corn and Huni"n Remedies
viii Gun, all such Iulmrnts. and proper hftIu=
boots will prevent their reproduction
lIIE> :. common affection there h"InG
bat few persons vhn not troubled with them AZ
p.r,ud ut their life iTi--S Pile Remedies
are mild safe amt SURE tlotci'i
DINNER AND TEA SET=.-Wc would again refer to
the adv eTtis'mrut of Richard Briggs. lH7 Washing.
ton street. B'stnn which appears III our columns
today. This hnu>r established IN l''>, and has
world wid,. reputation. MI. Brings has, III con
f"rmitv to th" custom ud"pt" ny other branches Of
business, marked down his entire stock "i d'r"r"i
I'd dinner and tea sets, and gives the public the
benefit of his tast" and Judgment in selecting. as
we'll ~ his special facilities Ton purchasing, as he
orders direct from the manufacturers IF Europe
This unusual opportunity will only continue until
the Isl Of February. and advise all our readers
10 avail themselves "t II without delay II
Hcnry's C.rb"lic ~aIvc = :" well known that
il il only necessary L. caution against limitations
1t requires a rGTcfIfl "Grtrfr" "t tho carbnic acid
with other ingredients =" prn'iur- -alve that may
he relied upon. The genuine only Guaranteed. See
that bears the signature. and rriNat" proprietary
stamp of John +. Henry. Sid by all druggists
and Dealers. JoHN /. HENRY. 'UHFAN y Co. PRO
prictors and 9 COLLEGE Place. New York II
4 STINT pT~sAsF rINIsHF- THK rATIINT ONLY .
but q vocif,.rnu- con n a horrible. c"i! Furnishes
a whole household. Their" hr peace. II"
HGL"'S HrnsV NJ Hnrehprud amt Trr will hauI-h the
nuisance j. il worth while !" de- Il ?
trittcutuu- 9Th Avenue. sold bN all prugyl
Pixies T"othachc DROPS cure in minute.
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For the week ending Tuesday. Jan. 20, lS1i.
MARKET BEEF--A few choice 20 30 10 no: extra
- - a . -. first quality = ~ 20 second quail
lily - 40 a 30: third quality 3 90 a : 20.
STORE CArTIP-Workin. oxen and Steers. per
pair SluO $50. sl1J $3.50.
Mich Cows AND CALvE--S3J . sos; extra go a
500 Farrow Cows $40 Il $40.
YEaLINGs-slO 90 a sis Two years old slg as 20
three wears old 80 SiJ
PRICE, of SHEEP ANp L.Mns-ln lots e 90 % 80
Il ~. - 80 - 10 per head extra - ~ - ~ per
head. or y a 63c per III.
Spring Lambs n a DC per In
Veal Calves OOaS 10.
Brighton Hides u a &C per III
Country Hides, u &c per lib.
Brighton rallnw, : 4 O0c per ID
Country 1allnw. a &c per lib.
Calf skins II Ice per H.
P.lts 81 90 - Il - zach
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FARM FOR SALE I

Within one half mile of Peacham Hollow one
fourth mil" nt School House, one and One-fuurth
mill Of ACADEMY and Church. Contains about llo
acres. Abundance OF wood and timber n-veI falling
water Al hou-e ham and pastures. House and
shed we'll bull. Also a 81 acre lot of moving pas
furc and rImh,r land mil. from said farm. ali
a road that never drifts From Ptacham Hollow
4" l:aT"i l.. ". CLARK
PoaCham VI. Jan 10 Ia. lUitf
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AUTHORIZED LIST OF
SCHOOL BOOKS.

At Il nr,.ijng of Tia" vermont Board nf Educa
non. h'ld Al Middle bury. Tuesday. June L.
~. 81, the mrIuh,r~ of tl, Board brin. present
tn" irNt i""k~ named below were selected and
authorized i,'T il tn" District Schools uf the
STATE. t"I Nv, wears from November l. lS1J.
Having made special arrangements with thr
Publishers. able L. furnish the hooks
H." -aiu' terms agreed upon in the contract h-
tween th" Publishers and the state B0ard 81 Edu-
cation whirn an, ~ follows
L,tdag. 1UT Sn.il.r.
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lc:Ij aVd Stair 5frH5.


! C!H ana ShIf >5trH3 5.
The weather i Vet past finding out
B. ni,-.ut We have. p.,,~aii,. >leighimg.
.e ~uppcr al their hall On Summer
r,,., this day and evening
TO- ~ VI ''''
''.''' ct ''''''' '''' ''''''''','
'nr store lately "''ol''' HH = J.
EiIehIu.
he friends 81 Key. Isaac H>.u'.
III meet at the BAPTIST Hail, Tuesday
,''..;.,.;;,
h" state Teachers A>~"cIatI"n
hold it, annual meeting the present
nrcA at -. AIhHii~. here Is some
.o>pc"t that the next one viii he held
II thl> place.
-. I'm ..,
a.. L,,;.i,
- ,2i N, ,r,,,,.,iu L.,,
..~ Well received.
~
\ P"''''l'N VT NV
~ 10 bAptl>t>. VIII I've hcIh III l-Nhu"l
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he died of pulmonary consumption.
HE expense of getting his remains
home were 500 $50 for the SturL tnn
nndertaker's bill. and SI45 eNrrcxs
charges. Mr.. Lawrence WAS Al, odd
Fellow and these bills are assumed by
the lodge i'll this place
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Notice !!

have III my hands the book list Of 1873
amounting +" IA cents the dollar and will De
~ the places designated below on the stated DAYS
{" receive the ram-. All paying their taxes i'll tn.
month of Jan will hr allowed a discount of four
per cent on ia" State tax. My receipts are all
due the first day of March and all taxes remaining
unpaid nj that date will he collected with costs.
! viii he, N the Avenue House every Monday
=. J"hn-hury li"u-.. saturdays. + & I. Fairbanks
-. = Office fifteenth Of January and February
vt East - Inhn-hurN. Wednesday Jan. /.
from 10 IL. until T.
Al Nv ~ior. -. .IuhuSbury Centre on the fore
Moons 81 all DAYS except the above.
in2L HIRAM WEEKS Collector
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The County Temperance Meeting

The annual meeting of our County
Temperance Society is to he held at
the town hail next saturday. beginning
at ten O'Clock. There is a good deal of
interest manifested in this subject all
over the county. and we hope to see Il
full representation from all the towns.
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Now. Mr.. Editor. you will recollect
las find some others dO.) that some
two years ago. Il few words We're printed
from me, which were at first mistaken
10 mean that had abandoned my prin-
ciplcs and struck hands" with Nh.
Walker. He had been i'll affection, and
| endeaNorCd to win him to better
course of conduct ut time which
thought exceedingly favorable. At that
time he asserted that "nO one about here
UOHld erer get another chance to teStty
against him." and that he would not
sell except where las he said.) he must
to stranger guests. | was glad of so
much. and put it i'll print that | might
hare il 10 REFER 10 AT such time us this.
That | did not mistake him was plain,
hecau>c he took the paper containing
the article into the hotel, and with a
flourish said That's the minister for
me. My friends. however, were sud
denly imccn>cd against me. and some
one of them III your next issue abused
III" roundly. | then replied with a
statement OF my Intentions similar to
the above, declaring / would publish
him if he broke his word. | stood in
that same position until convinced that
he waS net keeping it, and claim there
fore that in what | have lately done
have only fulfilled what Sdid wOWId
do in that second article about two
years ago.
Last winter this community got reused
up I" high pitch upon the temperance
question. and almost unanimously sign
ed II paper addressed to certain persons
Mr.. Walker being matchmaking
of them To stop the sale of imtoXicant>
or take the consequences. This WAS
told me while on sick bed. and had
reason t" suppose that it had been
served. before | was ont again Judge
OF my surprise and sorrow when month
after month went 10y and nothing fur
Their was done with the paper, and when
at length the rery HiHg that paper threat
rHcd hdd come upon Mr.. Walker. aud
come without any complaints from I.vn-
ionvillc. was only chagrincd to find
:" good i measure entirely nulliticd
II Nh. W. has only sold what ne i
willing Ia confess judgment To. his
liquor business i twenty times worse
than failure, and his interests are
wholly on the side of tc1otaliSm. The
only Inference =. therefore. that since
he has r"utinurd t" sell he makes money
ont f rum. and if 80 his "ffrnsts against
the Ii" must IL" greatly in eArrs> al
what h,. l. willing to confess
Ia Ill thi- matter / claim | have pur-
sued rou,~c t. straighttorva ~ any
one "ouli d" In following q line al
marked trees rhrnu4t. forest suppose,
onr w"nld have To- tuiu out for the
marked ire land would make Il crooked
path after all: and Nh Editor expect
I" Ioultiu al the same mind. though |
Il" not pmp"~r to publish ANYTHING
ATE, th-. | lind that all may have
done in any direction >lninE- to nothing
IN ,he estimation al some people ~
soon - they di~,cra Il dead ny in the
ointment. =" propose I" keep the ONT
lucut scaled brIclttcr hui am rc;.d,
t. ~ ,Ilar am always.
f. I: FISK
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ADDISON COZ NTY.

NI'i'IN''N Va y
y sad accidcm, occurred Al J. y.
IiawlcN'> saw mill Al Ncrgrnnes. y
lad hy the name of Barton. about eight
wears old. was gathering pitch from
some pine I"@~. When It pile of boards
fell on him> The accident WAS not
seen 10y ANY one. and he was dead
" hen found
At 4 meeting of the corporation of
Middl"hury College in Rutland. Tues
day. Jan. H. Rev. George y. Wrhhcr.
u. H.. at present professor of moral
and intellectual philosophy in the col
lc@r. WIS. on motion. unanimously
elected President of the institution. y
committee "f five WIS selected Ia mott
+, Prof Wchhri of lis election. and so
llclt his acceptance. The committee
had IN interview with him. and found
him not prepared +" give an answer 1T
once. From ruuNrI,Ati"n with him.
The committed express themselves very
certain Of securing him tor the plcSi-
drnrv.
Gcor@c Huntington called at the of
lice of The Middlcbury Register with an
open jackkmte. last week. to settle Il
little difficulty with the ink Singer who
prc~idcS over that sheet. but the l. :
happened Ia he Il fighting man and he
pulucd three or -four bottles of Thomas
hlachr>t over his as>;tilant and then
rubbed 1t in with an office stool. Hunt
imgron WAS entirely satisfied.
FEA>KLIN COUNTY.
Dining the first January thaw the
farmers of this county amused them
selves 10y doing their fall OF spring
blowing AN unusual thing to do in
JamIIarN.
The annual mcrtin. of the National
Car Company took place ut st. Alhaus
Oh Wednesday afternoon. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected directors ::
l.. Mills. J. W. Hobart, james r..
Langdnn, J. u. Hatch. VI. Hall Stan
ton. Martin l.. Hall. II. Shackell. l..
Mills was elected president; F. s.
Stranahan clerk and treasurer
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
Mr.. Metcalf, stage driver between
HYDE Park and johnson, took. on ii re-
cent trip. an express package contlln-
ing 1868 for party in Eden. The
money never reached its destination,
aud Metcalf. who claims to have lost it,
has been arrested and is now in Hyde
Park Jail
ORLEANS COUNTY.
{. ". Smith. of Lowell, Mass. and
DaN al 1Iull. of West burke, have pur-
chased the Nillnughhy Lake property
and will have the hotel open next sum
mel.
On Friday. January :. George Bick-
ford plowed one-half acre of his wheat
ground. ami says he intended TO have
Sown II the next day if it had not
>rormed. .. +. Willard, of South Bar
ton. also gathered the last of his tur-
nips The same week. He gathered part
of them in the fall before SNOW fell,
part during Il warm spell in December.
aud the rest as above mentioned. with
out having any of them frozen. We
hear at parties who have picked bo-
Iuets from their gardens. and seen mos
4uitoes, butterflies and snakes on their
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,Urn Embellishments.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
4 SMALL FUR CAPE FOUND Enquire If
y II. c. EAR' 90 X.
RING ForND Enquire at thi' Office
N-ANTED-A Dor BILE HORSE POWER
W nov. or nearly new. tHAN GAEHEE.
- Ey-@at~.
lyme WATCHES, REPAIRED and rated a,
i HOWARD \ ROM ELLIS.
N-ESTEEN TICKETS.-TirkctS 10 all points
W West and South VIA all the first class routes.
Call and get lowest rates at Passenger Depot.
:. {. HARVEY
st John~burv, u. March ;. la 3-tt
\oTiCE.-liavin. made preparation tor dclN
y crIn- coal in this village. request person
wanting coal Il leave nj III, If "rd,rs
nee and they will IL, promptly fll,d. M coal d..
livrr.d unless orders tr- given above
+ l FAli:EANk~ \ 60
~ ]nhn-hury Vt. sept. / I-,J
'EENEMENT TO RENT 49, Osborn WARD
i has tenement T. I,nr Railroad street .u
ms building. nearly "pP'~it" thu depot pftt
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M. & w. R. r.

The directors of the Montpelier and
Wells River Railroad met at Montpelier
last Friday. and re-appointcd Judge |.
\. Hall of Grot"n. President. and Jas.
&. French of Montpelier. Manager. Mr.
+ rchrl h"St"Ws the utmost enthusiasm.
zeal and industry upon the work en-
trusted To him.
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premises. all among the icicles. in the
month of January, in this frigid eli
naturalization Monitor
We are seldom called upon to record
the death of one whose birth dates
back To the time of the revolution, but
Mrs. Esther X. Locke. who died in
lrasburg. Jan. 3. was born in that peri
od-Nov. l1Sl. Her early life was one
of privations and trial. Born i'll Ep
som. y. H.. she married at an early
age, William Locke. and leaving her
home. she iourneyed with him more than
Il hundred miles to new home in the
wids of northern New Hampshire. to
spend many years of privation and
hard labor. But if they had little of
the worlds goods when they began life.
they had good health and great cour-
age, and soon were able TO acquire
some of the comforts of life. A large
family grew up around them-tOurteen
children, twelve lived TO become men
and women, and four are still living.
One of them speaking tenderly OF his
mother ut her grave, said, "My mother
has lived 10 bless me more than seven
ty-one years" Thirty-nine of her tii-
ty-eight grand children. and sixty
seven of her eighty great grand chill
dren, now live. OF all these descend
ants, there is scarcely one of whose
character one need blush Mrs. Locke
early in life. and she has lived most
exemplary christian Liberalization Nom
itOr.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
/ Another very careless mother is Mrs
Munger of Benson, who left her three
little children. the oldest three and a
halt years of age, alone. while sh"
went to Il neighhor'S. quarter of a
mile distant The dress of the little
girl two years old caught fire from the
stove. the three wears old worked man
fully to extinguish the flames with ii
broom and succeeded in doing SO. but
not until the right arm and side of the
child WIS so severely burned that its
life was despaircd of for many days and
the result is still uncertain.
\ young child of John HAYS of West
Pawlet. WAS fatally scaldcd 10y the ac-
cidental oVerturning of stove which
emitted the reservoir of hot water into
the. cradle where the child Law sleeping.
The child lived in great agony about
twelve. hours.
WASHINGTON ,nrxrY.
VIM. Martins house in East Warren.
,aurhr fire and burned through the
root hut vos mn nut before the, house
was DESTROYED Thi, WAS Monday of
last week.
Last wear the CoIh> Wriurrr Com
nauy Of Waterbury. made Il cash divi-
depd Of fem per cent ON eight months
Iusira.s md This ,.,,, t.n NOR cent for
rho wear making twenty, ner cent in
,,v,.rt, r,,,tbs Resid,s This they
have carried be,w.cn - 600 and 90,
ono r. Surulns urc,uut This ON 4
,.,,;,.,I ~ er3 onu Their husin,ss
,,nnuut. :, .,h,,, SIou 600 rer wear
The. Nnutrcli..r Manufacturing Com
many made and sold over eleven rhou-
sand ,hildr,u's sheds duriuy the. last
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Il. Il. l. 4 X ID.
Manufacturer of III.

CELEBRATED BLTE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS, TAB
LETS, HEAD STONES. Sc. &c.
Also importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS.
IABLE1S.-SC.. &c.
! have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import TO order and sell the
same for less than can he hnughr in
Boston. Discount To- the trade. over
200 designs on hand. PLEASE call and
see.
81 Johnsbrry VI. .JUlu IL IS7I.---G
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,. ,.u,l, III and Western 30 \. II. and .::'n
\ -.fi.,.Iu WAY so \. NJ. \"rIh"In and
a.. 49, mails TOO NJ
E| -N"r'hrrn n"' = N. Southern and
NJ ~Ia.r mails 80 \. Vi
AIS nom : \ VI. &" 4. NJ
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West Barnet.
East Concord.

SAD ACCIDENT. On Saturday. Jan.
18th, several workmcn on the l.. \ ..
undcra bank capped with frozen dilt
rs it cavcd down. and all we've moic or
less injured. Milan Smith had his left
leg broken i'll three places and his back
injured /" such an extent that there is
It want of sensation below the injury
several physicians have been called
and all agree thai he must soon die
He is II son of Geo. W. Smith. and has
u wife and two children.
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West Concord.

There will he Il pastoral visit and
festival, for the benefit of the pastor.
Rev. :. l.. Eastman. at the Methodist
church on Wednesday evening. JAN y
There will he an address 10y Rev. l.
McAnn. an oyster and pastry supper
and other good things.
Thurl"W Ovitt. Ii yrars old. was Thu
week sent To the state reform school
till tWcnty-nnc, toI int"Nication and
ether miSdemclnols. while the men " no
have been furnishing him liquor tor the
last two ur three Years. and have thus
been instrumental in forming he, appr
titc tn! 1t. are suffered to 90 free: and
/! any one pr"~lru"~ I" mnt">t against
thrir fuili~hiu. ''liquid damnlri"u' /"
ON boys and Young men. al make ANY
attempt I" suppress the sale OF it. the
"uiDl of pei ~crrtI"u j. rai>cd: while
the poor victims with all their hopes f"l
life blasted, II" called silly fools /"
Ice thu. taken ia the net "t the ~P"Ilcr.
Oh. Consistency. what "a ir''rl AT
thou
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Sprrial Nnhrrs.

pASSI MPsIC LODGE, No. 81 +. & 4. ".
Regular communication Thursday - he
for, the tull Of the Moon. {. J. HOUGHION See.
HASwELL CHAPTER, no. IL. Il. \. VI.
Regular communication. Friday ON or before the
full "f the moon. {. V. EASTMAN, So, \.
Thirty Years Experience of AN old Nurse.
Mis- WINsLOw- SOOTHING SYRTr IL TnR rEr.
SCRGrTInS Of one Of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States. and has been used for
thirty wears with never failing safety and success
by millions Of mothers and children. from thu fee,
BILE infant week old L. the adult. II coTrcctS
acdtv OF the stomach, relieves wind collie r-gu-
latr- the bowels and gives rest. health and r"mfIt
To mother and child We believe il To- be- the li,-t
and Surrst Remedy in the World. in all eases "f
Dg'sH'erV aud D,Irhsd Children, whether II
arises from TerthinG from any other cause. Fun
directions for using will accompany each bottle
None ti'nuIn" unless the fac-simile of CURTIS :
PERKINS L. on the outside wrapper sold by all
Mrdi"In" Dealers. t2Llul1i
A. 4 FAMILY MEDICINE for coughs colds and all
diseases OF the lungs remedy I" he gain
ing the public favor like Weeks Magic Com
pound for the reason that il is always found safe
and reliable II has done more fuI than all
other medicines il what We hear said of il dalll
Sold by all druEgI-ts 1910
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#. Inhn-bury Ath.n:rum.

...,.,.... iTAplNs- EuuM-Orrn from A N
from =: l." i and from l." /. NJ
". ". IHANE E Librarian.
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Common School 225 10 ms
Arithmerc
Frrncl~ First LESSONS 10 II -
Elementary. foI Slate ~ 80 y
Mental s. 50 3
Common School loo u ~
Al1cbra-
Grrrnlraf- New Elementary I3-
Grammar.
tirr-uc- Introduction ST S; y
English tIammar IOJ 10 -
Tat'ed States Historic.
Anderson Grammar school 40 20 III
:. header Ia loo -
Natural FhHosophv
Steelc~ II weeks IN Philosophy. I.5O
The i;"ard also recommend tor use in the hi.
tri't S'h"'l- Of the state the following books
IgnAnt larsin. and DIill Book. 20 ~ %
Alden It@cu Manual Of civil
Government 80 1 -
>pcucrTIsu Writing Books
pei number Is 10
Gny"t : C"mm"n school Typography and Greene,
English Grammar are authorized for use i'll Gram
mar >ch"ol- and High Nchnul- only.
Sup'rlnt, ndcut~ whu would like to examine the
READERS and Histories can he supplied with the
copies -rHtlS. On application.
IN 'ailN adoption Of this list and strict aihvr
Incr {" II I'll not only prove advantageous To the
'ans' Of gducati"n but decided saving in ~
r"lis' I" TIA" community.
Merchants can he supplied at the usual jubbing
Toms HOW ARD y HOWELL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

....-.r. .T"llu~l,ur, f"I West Concord at
.4 l.,rN. Leave Vest concord tuI
D.. - so M. and 30 r.M.