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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-02
THE sun.
DAILY AND WEEKLY EOR I8-E

The approach of the Presidential election -.,.,
unusual Importance Ia the events and dr'ulF
ilThtH 81 10; W" shall rndeaN"r L. drsCrIh, tHr.
fully. faithfully and iearlrsslv
THE WEEKLY ST y has now attained ID ,rf,.
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ard but I" improve and add t" lis virIrrN .at
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ner.
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The Riches of Christ.

o. my soul. di"nilird with Gods I'M
trolhrd b, faith. enriched 10y the Spirit.
adorned with graccS. ranked with an-
gel love him 10y whom thou art so
much brlnvrd BE intent on him " no
is intent on thee seek him who >cckcth
thee: love him VIII" l"Ncth thee whose
love, anticipates thine. and is its rillS,. :,
He ha~ all the merit. he j. thy reward Z,
He Is the vision. aud the end BE
earnest with the earnest. pure with the
shouldst appeal before God. that should
God appear t" thee. H." VIII" j. Kind
and gentle and of great comp.i>>iom
rcquii,> the meek. the hunhl,. and
compassionate. Love Lim who drew
thee from the lake %: misery aud from
the mlrl clay. Glucose him for thy
friend above all friends who. when
thou art hcrctt of all things. can alone
remain t" thee. In the day Of thy
burial. when every friend i ."ii,. he
will NOT tur>dkc thee. iut will drt.md
thee from drv"uIing foe, lead thee
through an unknown region, bring thee
To the streets of the heavenly Ii"n. and
place thee with angels in ,hr presence
of His Majesty. vhcI, Ihuu shalt hear
the angelic mrIndl Holy. hoi>. h"l, +,
Than. i, ~
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AMERICAN AND FOR6iG ..T.-
X. II. EDDY,
solicitor OF PNTE>

For InUentiOI,s Trade Marks or B.,.,
No. 10 State Street, opposite KILN Srr,rr b..
Mass.
4 fter an extensive practice Of upward. ate.
wears continues to secure patents ia n,
States also in Great Britain. France and ,,
eign countries. Caveats. specifications |.-. .
ignments. and all papers or drawings Tor ,
searches made into American OF f"rri-I y,t d.
determine the validity utility OF I.r.r-
vrntiuns-and legal or other advice Trud,r,J
matters touching the same Copies oi tn a.
any patent furnished by rrnttin. =
ments recorded at Washington.
TEsTIM OSIALS
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most -g... .
and capable practitioners with whom ! I,..
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner 81 PATIO.
Il have no hesitation in assuring inyrlr,r..
they cannot employ person more r"m-r.r.,
trustworthy. and more capable of putin .,
applications in form to secure for them .-
and favorable consideration at the patent ,.H 90.
EDMUND BURKE Late Commissioner
tents.
Mr. X. II. Eddy has made Tor me ~ al.l,....-.
on all but one of which patents hA," i",I. --....
and that is pending. such 3Irn.-r -
proof of great talent and ability oil HI r.,.-
me To recommend all inventors To aPIhs i-
procure. their patents as they may h' ~rI. -
IN. the most faithful attention bestowed ...
cases and AT very reasonable charges.
I:nStnn. Jan. l. l-75.-iv. JOHN IAt, -f..
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St. 5ohnsburn Galrdonian.
RrHqions Rradinq.
Strong Faith.

HoT can these Things be- John 30.
Not 10y might. nor 10y power. but by
my Spirit. saith the Lord of Hosts
/echdri0h l:6.
For God giveth not the Spirit by
measure unto him. .John 3::4.
For have po"red ont my SpiIit upon
the house of ISRAEL. saith the Lord of
Hosts -E,rn :s:29
That Nour faith should not stand in
the wisdom of men. hut in the poircr Of
God.-Cor. 2:5.
Ny soul. wait thou emily upon God :;
for my expectation is from Him.
Ps0Ims. 80.
Access To However early in
the mnrmin" You seek the gate of access,
You find it already open and however
deep the midnight moment when You
find Yourself in the sudden arms of
death, the winged prayer can bring an
Instant Savior: and tins wherever You
are. II needs not that ,y"u should enter
some awful shrine. "r pail off ynur shoes
on some holy ground. Could Il me
mrnt" he reared on every spot from
which an acceptable PRAYER has passed
away. and on which prompt answer
has come down. We should find JchOrdh
shdnmdh. 1.-THE Lord has been here.
inscribed on many Il cottage hearth,
and many dungeon floor. Her. .jdmeS
HdmHtOn
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in the cause of Christ. did you think
only of the parade ground. or did you
enlist for the struggle of the battle
field Did You enter the army of the
Lord that you might find ease. or that
you might better do the work of II
soldier of Christ The work is great !;
the demands are urgent: we are called
to action let Us all lie in earnest
THrOHicie
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The Earnest Christian.



h'' i worth III 'i' - worth d"lh"
we'll II i natural '"i Us l" admire an
earnest MA" "''''>' >'''' Is 'Ii''" Win "
p"Il"'>'' we '''N''''''N'lH MONO" hiill
WI" P'''> "i> mean 'h'" MS N"iA'
y '"i'N'i'h' III the true It ''>' "i the
''''"' - ""'' "'''' '"''''N "'S III ''''' '"''
'i"N''"S III III '>'' "''N XIV" "''''>'h l"
'he nee "l the i'"'" WI" '""%il'
num- Ms >''lH zee i '''''''''''''' >'''''''''
i"'i'''' ''''''' '''' van W. "' "'@'' I
wv wv '''''''' N"'" ,''''" '','' y
III Wv Wv ''''''
Nv ''S''' ~ we ''''@' Nv III
"' an ''''''>' III az l''''' - "'''''
an Wv ''"'> an '"'" "''H''"".
NV '''"'' ,''' = ''"''
''''' ''''' NV S'' VI ''' ''''' ''''
S'"''' '' "''"' ny '"'> pun l"'N' Nv '''''S'
Nv '""''"'''"' ne "'''N' ""' ''Nc '"'li-
SCI vi convenience III 'Nr'"'e"'N' "''
''"' %'"iH """ MAN %'"' must h"'"
anu N''' '"' "'s' ''''' !" every PiaIl
anu III 'i' MS >"'N'
lie must nave courage. mere VIII
come 'i''''> III MS experience Nhrh II
may seem easier ana SAFER I" stan" "a'k
ana say n"'h'hg: ""t ''"d : glory ami
III" S""d "i nl'h MAY "'Iia'" inc SAY =
IN" "f something. ANA Tor TINS courage
l. needed. lln"> may com" when 1t
may seem easter ami >Ai"r Tor the
CHRISTIAN I" >''hd SUN ana 1t" nothing :
but loyalty I" tod ahd III" rhII>t which
II" has c>p"'l>cd VIII compel hiln not
only t" speak tut t" act I" Il" some
thing.
he earnest hll>tiilI must ais" nave
perseverance he must not only work
hut he must keep at IT, Many Chris
tian worker talnt> on the eve of victory.
| ii" not now speak for Il Spasmodic
earn"Stme>S, hut for on" that VIII hold
ON, and Will NOT lei go.
Preachers "i the gospel should he
earnest Christians. Tins may sound
like truiSln. he preacher should
have Il settled purpose. lie must not
he To" c"nclllating III the face of wrong.
and he must remember that 1t Is posi-
bile to he sinfully mild. when he ought
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-02
HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEDY

This popular Restorative is of the best i-,i.
aratI"n> III thu market for the human scalp L.
like all other Hair preparations il contains To- .i,
SULPHUR sugar lead. nitrate silver "r anythu- t'a,
will inquire the health. 1t cause til. mar L. -.u.
upon ball. heads. Restores the hair L. it, u.rt.i.
color when caused from premature decay. >r.i-
and prevents the hair from falling ont. and = e
that unpleasant itching that l. the lr.lud, OF n.
hairs decay. Cures dandrutf and all di>,a-,- 10
the scalp. and : IA Hair Dressing il has t,I .t
Fellow w give few press and individual o..
titicttc>
Northampton Courier. Oct"ber I-55-Th. !,-
Vine - the Greatest thing in the market.
Cil"vrrsvillr Standard y Y July I-a-.
pleasr- all that have Used il, and they u.als
Hudson star y Y I-j3 SAYS: Ih, Han D..
and the treatment OF its manufacturer. h.tvr -
the hair t" grow upon the head OF brtrrI ....
whrI" II has been of for wears. and W irr Fr..
thankful
The Vermont U,,ion of April Il Ia SAY d..
Hair Vine is a preparation of superior prup,I'Er-
Hon J. l.. Buckland. Holy"k, MI,>-I,.d
"t dandrut tried every thing Tor wears Cured '.
the u~r "t two BOTTLES.
l. BLAKE H"ly"kt. Ma-s.-IIrad "n r"l. t.'a
HAIR .r"winG finely used three h"ttlr--uo. .
u + Mckenzie. Hair dresser Island r.i"
writes January :. l-74 Pleas send me ''I'r d..ra
III Nv" weeks. and did some GOOD cui,>
Joseph Williams. Hair Dresser. Littlrt"n B.
writes in June, la | dom. We'll VT. ..,
liHir Vine. They all depend me Tor n i...
pun II On 1" one man whose head l. ,mtlirlt hu'
II has started his har-only used il a f." Hr,
Pleas send me more 10y express.
:. Il. French Glover Vt writes F-bsullt -
l-'i: have tried number ,i Ham l.r-rHiHt..'-
I" prevent my hair from fallim- out hut ,.
nave found none that " i'll de- II. Pleas, ~rIt u'
Nv" BOTTLES Hair Vine. In a very short tim. h.
again writes. that IL V. YOU sem | lik, very uu,.
| used one bottle myself and let ny u .'..-
nave the other. 1t has nearly STOPPED IA' N..
from coming out. am in hopes L. srai1 NV it-
Please send me Two battles more. ~ hlNr tat.
i'll il.
Try it, and you will n" other.
Ask your druggist and merchant tuI IL 90 -rr'
Il ~ to me- for trial bottle: u ~ two burii,-
Address {. ". EIt II AEISDN EtIlrt -
Wells richardson 4 Go. Burlington VI t,,r.r
al AGENTS for New England
Beware of imitation. The genuine - lH' No.
IN light c"l"r"d wrappers. printed with ha,h t.l
red inks. with cut at female on tlt wrappers
For sale in 81. I"hnshury hy e. G. Bin hau ,.H
q Il kInIall Ilrn,...i-f.
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dragon could only be split up into active
men and women, who would shut their
mouths and open their eyes and hands,
we could have something different.
But the sermon is the great thing the
people think so and the. preachers agree
with them. We would like to know
what the Master thinks about it.-Scrib-
ner's .NOutHY
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T 4 ',,T,TI ..
b ID BROWN '""h -
Waterford MAJ. 20 4. D. l-7j. otto
Court. June Term.
.IDSEpH IETnEII. \. L. L..

y y y
Court. June Term
JOSEPH TEUDELL. ! A u. I-75.
Whereas LEONARD Irnniman al st .I"hn-burv. i'll
TN. t"unjN "f i-d"nIi and STATE 81 vermont has
filed i'll the l,.Ik : Office III said hi- hill IN
thancrlN. setting forth that Joseph lruG-ll then
ot 81 luhnsbury aforesaid by his two certain pro
mIs>"rI NOTES anu that said notes wrTt secured 10y
mortgage. un real estate described a. foil w. \
certain tract of Land lying th. -"urhcrly side "i
Mal,. street. called. and bounded nuIrhrrly by
said Mal- street t~rerly 10y land owned 10y
Michael Flanagan. s"uth"rly by land "w ned by :
1. brooks and westerly 10y land owned 10; Patrick
Trainer. ami l. the Land decided j. lrId-ll hN
Thomas Eanc"Ur h. 2l-t dAy "i March. l-sO.
said notes being the property al the Plaintiff. and
II further appearing that thu Defendant i without
the stat. and has not had l-al u"tIc" Of the pen
drnCN III this suit. II i ordered 10y the Court that
th- Plaintiff Cau-c him To- hc notified by publish
m l!r material parts Of his declaration and this
"ldrr thr'' weeks succr~sIvrlv ia the tal-dnulau
new -pap"I printed AT II I"hn-hury III said conn
" ia" l-r publication t. H. al least ia weeks pr
vI"T~ I" thu -n-uin- term of Court {" h, holden
-. Iuhn-hurV. th. fiTsr TUESDAY 81 j uu,- \ l.
-. /. u. BI.DIHfETT Deputy Clerk.
Dated Al - Juhn-bury th- 10th day II March
\ l. 10. ti-Gt
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An eminent clergyman in Trenton.
y. j., sat i'll his study. some time since,
busily engaged in preparing his Sunday
sermon; his little boy toddled into the
room. and holding up his pnched finger
said. with an expression of suffering.
Look, pop: how hurt it," The
father. interrupted in the middle of IL
sentence. glanced hastily at him. and
with just the slightest tone of impa-
thence said. Il can't help it. sonny"
The little fellows eyes grew bigger. and
as he turned to go out. he said in low
voice. ''IrS. You could: Won might
have said 'Oh y" There was a sermon
in miniature
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The Dead Alive.

THE STORY OF A FORGED DEATH NOTICE
ATTEMPT To DEFRAUD \ SOUTH
HADLEY FALLS MAN OFT OF ENGLISH
PROPERTY.
February II. there came to the Re-
publican from Mrs. John \. Smith of
South Hadley Falls, Il notice in due
form. accompanied 10y the regular re-
quest and fee for its insel ton, of the
death of her husband. February II.
therefore. the friends of Mr.. Smith.
such of them as read the newspapers.
including Mr.. Smith himself-who is Il
worthy man and foreman in the Hamp
shire paper mill-were informed of the
death of this person at the age of "A.
This was Saturday, and, no funeral
announcement accompanying this brief
obituary record. it was generally agreed
on the pant of the distant friends of the
lamented Smith. that Sunday would be
seized upon as the lit occasion for per
forming the last sad rites and burial
services over the remains. Mr.. Smith
having been blessed with many and
very devoted friends, IL number of them
resolved. despite the fact that the mer-
curry was fooling around the bulb of the
thermometer, to honor his memory 10y
joining in the funeral exercises at South
lIadley Falls. At Mittineague where
Mr.. Smith was favorahly known through
il former residence oi 10 years, they
gathered together, Il bus load or So.
but happily, We're saved an aimlcsS
journey, 10y the arrival of II messenger
from South IladIey Falls with word of
the faithlessmess of the published an
nouncemcnt. Other parties from vari-
Gus quarters were less lucky however,
and learned only of the deception prac-
ticed upon them and contiding public
when they were welcomed 10y the living
Mr.. Smith to the hoSpitaltics of his
household. Indeed. one worthy, loyal
dame of To Years rode from Thompson
VILE To South lladlcy Fails. that btiu"
sunday, to find her dead alive.
OF course such Il cruel. stupid hoax
aroused on every side the >harpe>t and
most indignant inquiry as To its luthul
ship. and the resulting investigation
has revealed quite Il romance. whose
threads are even Yet not entirely I'M
i.ivelrd. For - Years Nh. Smith. who
i of English origin has not rorIc>p"nd-
hut meantime had married his itc AT
NittiueauIIc. and become tLurouubl\
Am,.ricauiz,d. Ourr ,lmil" tiI,>,. wears
h.. had L,cu notified of the death of his
father. 4 man of >nm, pruucrtl. who.
in amer al hi. sons ii. .,.rtinn of Emo
land en- him of with the prn,,Ihi.,I
">hiIling." which had been duly cot
viewed acrns> the water. From that
time. until within u few weeks. no vnld
had come. To Mr.. Smith tIom his old
home. when. ii,r hrfnI, the trprlraur,.
of the statement of his death. hc WAS
visited h\ an old English ntl"hhnr.
whom hc plt.,>intlv entertained. and
vino in return detailed the ii.,ppcnin">
and chances in the. old toNu..,,rld among
the. smith family. B> a GINNING series
of uu,>tini,s th. STRANGER ais, drew out
from Nh. smith rh, story of !I,- Ia1rrI'>
lit, in the new country. hi, uarli,nc.
ti,,. maine, of hi, " life. rt,.: ,utI. Ea>iru
thus heroine pn>~t>,rd of ilr. history of
his friend, ;hr Eugli>hnau piur"r,l,.d
to fore, rI,, motto, of tn, death of John
\. Smirh-to accomplish which had
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-02

During the great collapse of 1872, a
gentleman of color kept Il bank in Il
Western city. His institution was ap-
parently in sound condition, but to
he in fashion with the white folks he
concluded to fail. Next morning a
man came and shook the door, but Il
voice inside responded that ''de bank
is closed" But the man replied that
he had left a new pair of boots there
the day before and wanted them. The
sable tinancier opened the door softly,
and throwing out one boot remarked
I'VE is only paying fifty cents on the
dollar"
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As an overloaded horse-car was com
ing up sudbury street, II short time
since. when the icy condition of the
street rendered the ascent of the hill
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extremely difficult, gentleman hailed
the conductor from the sidewalk. re-
questing him to stop the car until he
could get on. This the conductor re-
fused to do until the car reached the
summit of the hill. By thar time, the
gentleman, ont of breath and temper
also, got upon the car and addressed
the conductor as follows: Sir, | sup
posed this load was run for the accom-
mediation of the public" You never
was more mistaken in your life re-
piled the conductor. lit is Iun i'll order
to fill the stockholders pockets" SIN
deed. said the how irate passenger, Il
thought all the conductors on this road
were gentlemen" Worse than before"
said the conductor do you suppose |
would run horse-car if was gen
tleman ?" This seemed unanswerable,
and the conversation suddenly ceased.
-BOStOn Adrertiser.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-02
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS

he subscriber will keep constantly on hand all
kinds of Fresh Fish and oysters which will III
sold on reasonable terms. at Hallett Block X K
Street Cart will he run Tuesdays. Fridays and
saturdays forenoon. oysters supplied for parties
AT reduced rates. EUGENE BURR
81. Johnsbury, Nov. Il. ls74
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The DANEIRl News Man IN PARIS.
After dressing. | looked outside for
my shoes. hut they were not there
Then rang for them. Pretty soon Il
voting maid appeared. She rurtSied.
and | replied: "That's all right. and
proper enough. too. but | wish to direct
your attention to the fact that my shoes
have not arrived. She curt>icd again.
and stood there. and looked at me in a
pleasant. otf-hand manner. ''Shonscc,
said !. happening to remember my
French. "Sho">ee, hootcc. nocc comee."
Then she stared at me and suddenly
turned and disappeared. 1t is Just as
well that happened To hit upon this
pigeon English. and as thus reflected
the maid returned. bringing with heI Il
shock headed youth. who revealed in
every linramemt of his face and every
hair in the tumblcd MASS. the revolving
and awful fact that the English Ian
guage WAS farther beyond his reach than
the North Pole. | would much rather
she had not brought him. as it is hard
enough, goodness knows. to talk with
one Frenchman. "ShnOsre. shoosce."
said | where on earth are they -
He bowed in acknowledgement of the
wisdom of my observations but it WAS
evident he didn't intend to permitit to
upset him. "Here-ce. lonkee. JOHNNY"
| said. holding up my foot. and going
the pantomime of pulling on a
very obstinate boot. ''ShooSee bringee
quickee" His face lighted mp in an
instant. "Oui." said he. Git" said |.
And in five minutes had the shoes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-02

SERIOUS ACCIDENTS. " hat dread
ful place Il schoOl-houS must he. and
what shocking things happen there. if
the talk of school children is to he re-
lied upon Yesterday noon heard Il
dozen OF them speaking about the vari-
Gus incidents of the day. IT Was i'm
possible to catch all they said. as three
OF four talked at once. hut | managed
tn learn these startling facts:
Nelly Jones comghed tit to split he,
sides,
Kitty Carson nearly djed Of idHqhing.
That Lawrence boy actually boHed
orer with rage.
The teachers eyes shot fire.
Nelly Murray recited Ioud enough to
take the roof of the house.
Robhy Fits eyes grew as big as
sGucers.
Tommy Hudson almost ran his feet
Of.
Susie Jennings thought she'd burst.
Ellen Walters broke dorm completely
And Vet it was an ordinary school
day. From st. Nicholas for March.
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BRIGGS & BROTHER.
dO-6i Rochester, y. ", or Chicago, Ill.
Rent Reduced!
Prices Reduced!
Stock Reduced +!
At Bottom Prices!

ne subscriber being about Ia close ont his br
man VIII" will continue thu, business Wv ~
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STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT, -
- In Probate Court. held at the Probate Otfce III
1t. bloomsbury, on the 18Th day OF Mar. \. H. le.',
Ar, Wrlch administrator de bonis non upon the
estate of j. ohm q. Paul late of Groton. i'll said DIS
trict deceased presents his administration ac-
count for examination and allowance. and makes
application for decree OF distribution and partition
OF thu, estate of said deceased.
Whereupon il is ordered by said Court that san
account and said application Ice referred I" SIS
sion thereof to be held al the Probate ofiiCt'
i'll said st. ,Jnhnshury on the 18th day oil NPili.
y. u. l-15 for hearing and decision thereon ANA II
is further ordered that notice hereof he given Ia
all persons Interested by publication OF the same
three weeks successfully in the CHlrdnnian. me-"
paper published at ST Johnsbury, previous to SAID
inn. appointed for hearing that they may appear
AT said time and place and show cause, if any they
may have. why said account should not he allowed
and such decree. made.
By the Court. Attest.
6I.G7 HENRY FRENCH, Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-02
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l,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DlsrRicI, 80
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Othce III
ST ,Johnsbury within and for said District ON the
18th dav of March \. ID. 1875. u,:u
An inst,uInent nurportug 10 be the last viii
and Testament of Beniamln rhilbrunk late oi iaru
wick in said district. deceased. being presented u
Court by the executors therein named l"i i'
bate: =, -,
II is ordered by said Court, that all persons con
cerned therein be notified 10 appear al session ni
said Court to he held at the Probate Office III ~
Tohnsbrry on the 10th day of April, y d.
1875 and show cause. if any they may have. asans'
the Probate of said Will for which purpose IL Il
further ordered that a copy of the record OF tins
order he published three weeks succcsslvelX IN th'
Calednnan printed at st. Johnsbury, previous Il
said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court. Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
\ tru. copy of Record. Attest.
6567 HENRY FRENCH. Register.