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To The Ladies.

The undersigned respectfully calls the az
tanfion an the ladies Of New Orleans and vi
cjnitv. 10 the superior ABILITIES OF her factory
and the reasonable terms for work OF al
Waterfalls. Chienons and Wigs, red every
thing belonging 70 q ladies' toilet, Orders
nromptly and faithfully executed on the
lowest terms Address, mos
Lock Boz ess, "A Baronns IT., New Orleans
Hdly ~ a. aiH
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TIE WEATHER.

For the gulf states, falling barome-
ter, followed by rising barometer,
southeast winds, yeerlng to southwest
and northwest, lower temperature,
cloudy and rainy weather, with II
norther extending over the southwest.
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Top woRK--Letter Heads, Cards, CiIcqlan'
j Hi Heads, Posters, lawyer Br1ess ra IN
nhlefa and every kind OF ZOE
pprom pity exscutsa At the Herald one~ e
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lailg4erala

once Ia "Heraid Bieeh." Corner Of
MATS aad Lamar streets, over fiFsi
N.tienai Hank. business Office
Pront aooIn, seeond story,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ..
TmE DALLAs mEIlALn

NJ ihe only paper la northern
Texas that receives the full
Press dispntcIiek.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure of Trains ~
Dallas.

nOuhTON ANp rEXAA CENTRAI.
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-fn Mr Children.
The Boy who Didn't Care.

''.Iamc~. my son. ynu are wasting
y"uI time pla iug with that kitten ~ hen
You ought To he study iI- Num lr>>"u.
l"u will ret II bad mark il l"u don't
study. said Ms. Mason To her SON.
Il don't care. replied the hoy. H. hc
continued Ia amlj~c himself with tine
@imhol> ct sport. hi pretty lirrIc Kit
Zen.
But l"u ought /" care. my dcal."
rci"iucd the lady with Il sigh. "lou
viii grow up an ignorant. good foI
nothing man. if You don't make a good
u~c Of Noul opportunities.
Il don't care. said james. a. he raced
INTO the Yard after hi> amusing play
mate.
child" said MIS- Mason to herself. Il
must teach hIm Il lesson that he will
not easily forget
Guided hy this puIPoSe the lady
made no provision for dinner. When
noon arrived. her idle boy rushed int"
the house. rs usual. shouting:
''M"thcr. want my dinner -
Il don't care" replied Mrs. Mason.
I'm very hungry. mother. said the
boy
""i' ! care 'ePt"'TI MIS- MASON.
'"iil'> vas '.'""'eH' ll'> h'n''t' h''"
'','' ,l,!'.'' i.''i' ~ r"'I''' lIt' ""'"1
were S''""S' N'''"> i"' nJ' I" ">'' ana
nv, ,,,'i,"v wy ,'i, ,rI"' nr '"II"
NV "I'' San" " 'i'I II an I''""'' ne
Wa N'''"' p' "Nh'Ie' 'h'h ne spoke
iN|'ht'' ""il' >"ilIt'h'"S /" 'a'.
""" '''it' was 'Ii' c"l r'P'N;
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HAIR VIM
NATURES REMEDY

Inn, pnpui,r Restorative = uli,. 81 -.... POS.
al.,rlnlf- ~ ;h-. market iul TIN. hullt. -.
nh..,H other HaIr. .,r,lar.iriuri- = ,...-..-.
sulphur SUGAR lead NITRATE. -IIl,l rr al. ....
VIII uuI' TIA, health. II c.il.~'.- 80. ...
mon hIid heads. h"~i"'r> TN hHN { .-.
colon when caused from premature u'.
and prevents th' hs'r from i1...u. n
That unpleasant t'hu- that - i;.' ..' .-.
nan decay. Hl'- dau'Tur aId
tn SCALP and a~ q Ham lT-~-.I- - Dee
i''i." We -''' i'" pI'-~ AMI DO.
i.h' H.
\nrthlmrfru 'ru.,, D,rrt,,r
YIN, I- fI.,.. ..r,..r..-r .trr.. Ia ft. ,,..-..-
rI.
i"' d" '''' "''' ">'' I'd. '"" '''
Hudson star. y \ .. 80 ~IN~ lNt
ami iu'. u'iIIn'nI OF II manufactured
ih' han I" -r"W upon tt' head ut ".' To-
"h"l' u h1- been oil Lon wears ..i' 81.
ih4hNiuL
'"' ''ih"ii "''" 'i AiiH D. t-..
man ia" - Pi' i"i''iIuu "i ~ui"l'
lion 81 J. t'u' blHud Holy" Mass
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AOodlunS.

Tn. U.,.,IIu,u j.. g, distinctive. >.n,
F,.,u,,.,-n n,nduct. C.rIuiulN mo- tr,..,-
fi,, ON rh,. resources of C,IItrrr,i. ~ nuId
he. complete, thai did not include. him.
liz. may he. >nuru hat Vaguely defined
a. u lunian in embryo. Dung in Years.
he j. Venerable III sill. He knows all
the ices h> heart. lie drinks, 4amnIr>.
steals. ruu> Ittci lcvd Women. sets
buildings "n me. rifles the packets of
iuchrlat,d citizens going h"mrt III The
small h"u> ulIad,> the streets at night
>in.In" oi,>ccuc ~"me>. Ut;cIlug h"rrld
uath~. and striking tclIuI L" the heart
ot thu timid aci.cIull\. Occasionally
he Varies til, program Of his evil doing
hN I"II,,trd1iu4 highway ruhhcrN.
hloUIu- open Il >.,f,.. "r Draining an in
cautious cIlIir OF hi conduct one ot
h~ chlci diversions. when he l. ~ a
IucIc pheasant mood and At peace with
the world at large. j. >touing cinnamon.
hi hc ha> reduced L. Il >cIchrc. He
ha> acquired ii dcNtcIitN IN the. u~c ut
missiles. dcIirar\ and hIninc>~ ut
haudlu. an accuracy u1 diui and PIE
ri~Iuu "t umuN cucu1. that seldom tail 20
bring thu hated hcalncu down. 40
CuIdlug to the lIu"dium ethical code. la
~t"u" hInamcu l. no >in. II l. better
than l'd>tlnIt-ii - Il work ri righteous
nr>>. he hn"ilum l. ot NO particular
Nationality. He must simply lie, Nuuug
and dcprdNcd. lie must have broken
most OF the. commandments before. ht.
has got tan INTO hi> rc,.u>. II, may h,.
The son OF - hr.u.I. he ma, hc the sol,
n1 Il millioiI:iIf,. There i no ;,lI>torI,t-
T., IA, rim. r.r,uIIi,. al ,.,i,,,. Fla. ,rr..,f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Boston, Bare,
49, - -. = = - Gardner T. :

tUmnntnCInE N"HUhN. NIrIT y n
TRAINS MOVING, ~DI...
Leave Wnchcnd"n At ~ \ NJ ..
4.2u T. NJ Arrive at Worcester %. ,.-. ..
Nj 30 L. NJ.
TRAINS MOVING Npf.TH
Leave Worcester AZ -.uu 4 " I-..f...
=. NJ. G.4U f. NJ Arriy, 20 V m,,.rt..- .
\. NJ 80 L. NJ. IL T.. NJ
Passengers Tor Providence. i,llr--- r...
at g.I2 !. Nj arrive ~ u ur,.-s.. .. ..
and leave. Worcester "a U..'u l.. " g.: ...
Trains t" and from " irrh,ndu.I-. r..
Express AID WAY trains ". Eu-t.r . ...
Norwich \ Worcester InI L.-r.l
~prIu-firld al" f"I New lurt MIA. '.
Springfield. ..u~-
II #
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THE HUELINGToN FIRE. FEES> WEEKLY.
The FREE FEE~- will b, celebrating It's
Semi ,It,uial. 1t 10y Tar thu oldest largest and
most widely circulated paper III the NId, region OF
Vermont and tn, LAKE Champaign VALLEY from
which II chiefly draws readers In rh, fortu-
eght Years of its history il has TN, birth and
th' death ot W." three daily laprr- fnui week
hr~ and three four hi-w--kly and monthly
papers in burlington alone. While these and
scores of other Vermont papers have had
pararivelH brirf and uncertain existence. and nave
passed out Of sight and perhaps out OF r,ccn-c-
lion. thu FREE PREse has steadily grown III cir
culati"n. Resources and IL every element of news
paper strength Within thu r-ccnllcctiun and ,N-
Itrirnc, O." IT, present editor lis entire establish
mcnt occupied Ii" Larger space than a single ti""r
"t the present enlarged Free Press building. Ii
occupies rre floors and finds it, quarters none
IL" large Tor IL accommodation. It. and out
hay for the benefit of readers have increased III
like proportion.
The FREE PRESS attributes the of sue
it has thu, attained largely to lis standing
a live. sound and reliable journal devoted /" the
interests not Of any clique sect. hut of the
public a paper which strives build up and not
To- pull down: which desires sustain every good
interest III the community. and to promote purity
honesty and fidelity /" Justice and To right in
all public affairs. While striving To- maintain
this character. a. a truthful and candid rxp"
and guide of public opinion its conduct
"rs recognize fully the public demand that
the wspaper shall b- prompt record of events
ii newspaper first of all They Therefore con
-tanly extending and improving then facilities t"I
the prompt collection OF the news "f this region
and OF all Vermont.
81 a..
.,iv,> TIN.
Full Dispatches of the Associated Press.
and the daily record news of the world il supple
mcntrd 10y special dispatches and fresh and FIRE
qnrnt correspondence from points of special inter
Isl. y our enterprise i'll this regard will he limit
ed only by means t may properly for their
own interest b-sIrak the assistance of our con
slant readers in extending the circulation and re
sources Of our paper. The FREE Press both daily
and weekly goes poStaqe free To all subscribers and
thus cheaper than it has been at any tim, IN ten
wears past. cur daily l. 500 II Year and ON
weekly 81 90 always in advance
To Advertisers.
The DAILY Free Press and Times tmorninr and
evening editions and the Weekly Free Pres, offer
absolutely the cheapest and best medium of adver-
tisiu. III tins region. Our several editions have.
a large and growing circulation not only in this
the most populous city i'll Vermont but in six OF
its largest and best counties together with
Il numerous and increasing body of readers along
tn, lines OF the Central Vermont. Lamoillt Valley
and Ogden-burg Railroads and both shores of
Lake Champlan. II our prices of advertising are
higher than those Of of our contemporaries
thry relatively III proportion t" circulation
which alone gives value to advertising SPACE much
lower.
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AMERICAN AND FORsiG, So.
Il. II. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF plr,..


Fur IHrenf'"ny. Trad, H4r. 2,
No. It State Street opr"-.. k#. -
Mas.
After all extensive practice, e.. .......
wears continues 10 >rcuI- i,atrrr>
States ais" III Great Britain l,....
,.l,.n countries. caveats >Ir-,r'.ar..
isumcut>. and all papers ur drawn.
executed "n hhrra terms. and vf-i ,.
searches made into American ur f.r..
determine the validity 81 w.Itt ur IT,.
v,niinu>-aud LEGAL al "Ih,.I eel. 100. ....
matters touching the SANE. G. I.,.~ ..-.
any patent furnished boy I,uHr-f.
myut~ recorded al Washington
1E>1IN uNIAl~
! regard MI Eddy A. one rt.. -...-.
and capable practitioners v,Ir. uN.,.
official intercourse. 'HA> MASON
"iui' I.rr,r .. b..
i have no hesitation III n-~.fu- Ida.
they caIn"t employ Il person mur, ..r
. Trustworthy. and more, rIIrah, co. D. Pc.
applications in form /" -,.ouI,. Iur. t.,.
aud favorable consideration 81 th. l.,..... .
EpMTEp FL Ek l. Lat. ,ur.-..--....
tents.
Mr. Il. II. Eddy has mad, Iui lu,. DE-.
ou all bat one "i Inch patents .dy, .,..
and that l. DON I.yudiu- >.,i .
proof al treat talent and ahiiHl, COL .-.
f in, tu recommend all Iuy'It"l o.. .......
prucur,. their patents a. they u... %. -.
in lie. most faithful attention. h,.~-......
CASTS and at very reasonable ,hat-,.
!u>tuI. Jan. !. l-..'.-it- JOHN rI.
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THE CROWN PRINCE,
GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD FARM
WEST RANDOLPH. VERMONT.
The Tr"ttng stations
HAMBLETo>ItN MONARCH.

IN hoNAE
Do> GIoHA>NI. and PORTLAND.
Will maxi the season "i -, at TIN. ahnv,. farm
HAMRLETo>IA> MONARCH wa sired IL,
EN~dNk ilamhlrtnni.n. dam hy Eo--- Ahdtllni
Ihl'f 10y old AhdhlIah i"aled April 18th I-6i
Blood BAY IL Hands
Terms s-b t" Wit. $40 al time of service and -,
Wh-n the maTc proves III fual.
DOS GIOVANNI was sired II, Hampton ,sor
ts"n al Ky -,iyk- Ilamhl-rnuiau and sir. ,,t ,,
iinntrr.s, Ac;. =. Il 10y Old Abdallah f,alrd Ia
Bay II! hands. :"
Will i' limited I" - mare, Term. s-n ..
slo at TIM" "i service aud $50 when tb, ,u,,.
proves III tual " '"l '
foRTLAND, sired by Clarion dan, by V-iu;,
Tell granddam by Odd AbiallHb . E,.}d 80 -
Black. l''' hands. Terms $40 t" insure.
Mare, ristured AT 81 per week hut ,ccid..,,t. 81,
owners risk. " "'"'h'e al
y In" business attended to ON SUNDAYS
f"f circulars. gividg full uarticuI,r- ,,.l;
grees etc. please address I'e'''
M"' LION BRO : West Randolph Vt.
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nook aud Granny i'll the wall-eVery
foot of surface on the ground is ami
mate. The ultimate problem of Mon
golian existence seems to he. how TO
get the greatest number of human he
inrs into the least possible space. They
herd together like cattle i'll their work
shops. eating houses. and places Of
social resort. a lodginghou>e repre-
,euts an almost solid mass of human
anatomy. The authorities, some time
since. found il necessary. for sanitary
reasons 10 pass All ordinance. prc>crih-
inc five hundred cubic feet of air (equal
to IA space eight feet square, TO each
pcrsun i'll Chinese tcnement>: hut such
contempt have these creatures for uXy-
gen. that they constantly eiade or ig-
nnIc H. lou might suppose these >umS
would Ice breeding places OF ieotilcnce.
nut such does not seem /" he the fact.
No epidemic has violently ragged iii the
Chinese quarter. When. some ycal>
auo. the smallpox WIS carrying off the
Caucasian at the rate of nearly one
hundred Il week. the Momgolian passed
uuiIaImcd. This remarkable exemption
j. du, partly to the fact that all China
men are Imoculated in childhood and
that they pay more strict regard to
certain essential sanitary laws. The
bath l. IL part of their religion 80 L.
the tooth brush. both of which aue
daily used under ali circumstances
Sam. Williams IN ScribHer'S for jHig.
An EDIToK', APPEAL.-As the report
that We are very wealthy has gone
abroad among our subscribers. and has
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To Parents.

CHILDREN NET VI ABE BEFoEE IHEN
lHE BuI\. and can only hc modified.
not transformed. hl human hdUd~. iiUt
thclc j. pHIrU;,h responsibility before
an infant $50 the Light ot day. t"l
which account must be given hereafter.
If father and m"jhci live lives ri an
hridlcd animal qualification "i amy SOFT.
then children Will enter oI q tempting.
evil world. with just such passions and
appctItr> If they ale iIl-trmpcIcd.
yiudic1ilc. selfish they will >ce these
qualities repeated in their boys and
uul>. II. on the other hand. they are
trmpcratc. >elf-controllcd. keeping all
rarnal. all selfish. all angry passions
under" there will cluster around the
family hcarth>tonc Il race of youthful
beings of like east g.: not Vet educated.
not Vet perfect. bat the care and society
of " HON j. delightful. But the first
born child l. often the troublesome one ::
it often begins life al Il disadvantage.
It, Youthful parents have not learned
how Intimately it, physical and moral
nature j. connected with THEN own ;
they attain this knowledge 10y seeing
their umluNcly traits rc-appcar III their
offspring. and 81. " lille educating. they
need themselves To Ice educated int"
wiser fathers. better mothers. Mrs.
Pr,ntjS<. in tie Hro"Llm Jo"rHdi Of
EdHcotioH.
How To- MAKE CHILDREN LOVELY
There i lust uI,. way. and that i tt
surround them 10y day and 10y night
with an atmosphere of love. Restraint
and rcpr"of may h, mingled with tn,
love. hut love mast he It constant rlc-
mrut Il found my little gul was
rowing unaniahle and plain. said Il
muthrI to H. the other day. and re
tIcctiu. an 1t sadly. could only Hccu>,
ny ~,it a. the r:riI-'- thereof. 80
changed my Infringement and improved
clcIR opportunity lo praise ami EN-
courage her. Ia assure hen 81 my mt-
huuudcd affection for hcI. and my earn
est desire hat >h,. should grow up /,
lovely and harmonious WomauhoOd
" Il rose opens To the sunshine. 80 the
child'> heart opened III the Warmth 4"
th, constant affection and cdIc>>,>
>h"Wcrcd up"d her: her PccNi>hnc>,
PASSED away. her face grew beautiful
and how one look from .nt brings hel
to my side nhrdicut /" my viii. Iu'
hapi,I,>i " hen She l. nc;Irc~t me. J.
There, not iu TIM - lesson ion all parents
Not all the piuUIng al wedding oI cal
tiNatlpu Of ever >ult We can give on
grow ln4 rinp>. will d" tnr them Nha
the steady SHINING OF thc sun can effect
Love l. the sunshine of the family
without II not character. ur morality
or >irluc. can hc thought /" perfection
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Gsfafrs.

- ATE nF VERMONT CALEDONIA us III, ~, -,
III prnbat, Court held al -. 'i"hnSnu ~ n
and for said district. on the 2ls' u"H VI
$50. -. H. +I,. last VI i'll and
=, ,tn..,,t al Robert Dickson. late oil IH =,
l; l - district deceased. being pfr-'h'tn -,
t'nurt bV Elizabeth lh"k>"h. INV
tnt' ~ ~ rdrl LA, said Court. that all l'i@Hns
.onc.rned therein mortified I" appear ~ ,,,,ic,.
- md CONT L. he holden AT the l,"p''l Ill
-. =, InhnshurN the ION dhN " 80.
III i, - .uJ show cause. If any they may nav
- th, pr,,lr,t. of said VIII for when l',l
- II l. turth,r ordered that copy &" tue 49,,
-. .,,,j,., I,,- rueShrd three weeks @U''''
II, thr Calrdonian. printed al - '"llnN""'E -
nus to said time appointed i"i ii'''"-'
hN inc '''''' HENRY FRENCH. kegi-t"r.
~ .,.,,,. nt Record Attest.
- "a ''"' ''i' HENRY FEENt II. Register
.r,-rt. nE VERMONT CALEDONIA DlSlkl, J. -
ii..,Ii, CuIrt held at the Ir"hat" Oih'' IA
~. .luhu-burN. III sal" l''7'''''
Jun.. l. II. 10. .I ..-,.f,
p,t,r I;rrrsn. admimi>trat"l upon 'nT i,
of John r. Hcrthiaumr. iIt' "I - 'I",;+,.,ti,,I
-',i,i dI-rrirt deceased. presents ms '"lIn ''I
-, t,, examination and allowance ana ''N,
.,,ulir,ti,u for a decree al DISH n'''ii '' +,
Iin,, ~ ti,. estate. of said deceased. " h'l'',
-, ar,I..r.d ny said court. that Nitlh h''"'I' "''
- u ,,J,..,iinu lac. referred /" a session Thereon
=, Ia. i,.ld Al rh, Probate DIC' III Ni" y ''''
bury on the 10th day "i july. =: - 80,
i'm and decision thereon: -\hh u - - ~,
II ,i,. untir,. hereof bt giVrn I" all persons 'h'i
std Ly uuhlicitiuu of lii, SAME three "''hH '
,,ssiy,.ly in the CalrdnnIan a h""SP"l"i P"' -, -
at 81 .Inhnsbury previous /" S"ld I''l, ~ t;,
for hearing. that they may "It".tt' 81" 49,.
and place and show cauSt. II amy my may nav, ny
decree made.
HENRY FRENt II Register
, tru, COPY of Record Attest.
80 HENRY FRENCH. E"@l9i"i.
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The CHINESE QUARTER. San FRAN
CI>C".-Thc Chinese quarter is Il >ys-
TEN OF alleys and passages lahyrin-
THAN III THEN >inuo>Itic>. into which
the sunlight never enters: where it j.
dark and dismal. even at nonn-dav. \
stranger attempting to explore them
would he speedily and hnpele>sly lost.
Many of them seem mere Sits in the
TANKS of the streets dirty Iivulet.
flowing INTO the great stream of life.
often they have no terminating
III a toni court. Il dead wall. gambling
"I opium den. They literally swarm
with life: toI this human hive is ueler
at rest. Every dent and angle-every
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ST. Suhnsburn Galedunian.
It. John-Dury. VI. Friday. July 9. 1873.
Rrliuinns Hrading.
Faithfulness of our God

Blessed he the Lord. that hath given
rest unto lis people. according /" AL
that Ia. promised there hath not failed
one word of all his good promise. |.
Kings 81.
blessed Ice the Lord. hccau~e he hath
heard tn, voice of my suppicaIi"m>.
=. =: Il.
blessed he tod. VIII" hath not TUNED
away my prayer. mon hi~ mercy from
me. p GG ~.
love tine Lord. hrcau>e he hath
heard my voic,. and my ~uPp:icHtioH> :
Ercau,e he hath inclined hi, ear INT"
me. therefore will call up"u him. IL
long ~ | live. T.. llG: -.
will sing of the mcIcic, of the Lord
forever: with my mouth viii make
known thy taiihlunc>- to all genera
ti"n~. T.. -: /.
Herr, l. the great truth: Christ gives
himself to H.. All thai he l. and has
i ours. God hath blessed H. with all
spiritual blessings III Christ. ''All things
are Yours" cries the great Apostle.
.'C hri>t Jesus L. made unto H. wisdom
and righteousness and >inctitication and
redrmptlnu." Who will h,icvc this
The moment faith takes hold of this
ulrat truth. that moment all l. ours.
I'VE " Inch hclIcVc Ito enter into rest.
The, secret i faith. The believer l.
called 10 live hl faith. /" stand Icy faith.
t" walk 10y faith. and to overcome lay
faith" How simple this VA! Of th'
Lords, II l. the "nIl way /" ''thc
secret of the Lord. Power III ~rI, ice.
victory oven sin. joy in trihulati"n. iel-
low ship with tod rhr>c are paris oi
his secret. He rcioicc> To reveal them
to his people Live 10y faith m"ncrt
hN moment. and they shall hc revealed
To- \oII.
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STALLION. LITTLE TOM !

IItt l"u Wa sued Icy Iiu,hiu- ham ami l.u,k
ia ham 10y lN -dNk h.mhi' Ini...tIl LIiIi, Tom =
Iu"th,I Wa Lady k,llnn ID h4, mar, sired b., odd
IaIur and h'I muthcl Alr~>,Ii-,I uaI,. hluu. ul
from Tho >IaI' III Maine. ] bred thu r"jI ,uN silt
and owned TIN mnthrI NAM, l,slr~ ~u, stood 30
TIM head u orleans "uN Tor fist r,ti,r all tn,
time | owned her LItil, Tom viii stand at til,
II J'hu~hUr, HOUSE ~t.ihl, tul tn. ~i~.,I cot -.
Ms" haV' lull hl"t''i hl..,t French horst,
Which Nil stand .iuIi-hurl asst af my farm
.rm> so L. warrant t"I tn, season 81 -
\i~'' al tin >tmr ra,'- h.,y, "a splendid Nyr
shire bull full blood three, wears odd f"r sui,
IIEEN DREW
II T"hu~hury. VI Jun, 3 L., 7rtf
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Farm in LYNDON For Sale !

Tn, Ir;, Dow farm now occupied 10y Naylr> Ran
dali three. miles from Lyndon Corner "n thu
branch road to " hc,l"ck Hollow. said farm con
,i.t, of l4O acres OF land divided int" tlla=' wood
and pas1Ira.r-ib"ut - acres "i Woodland. Win
sugar orchard of GUo tres. House and barn
III auud Re pair. and running water I" barns i"i
f'' !. o. HARRIS.
Lyndon Centre. l-u
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uIhutcti most To- success at the bar. I,-
piled: ''>"m,' succeed hN great talent.
SOME 10y the Influence OF friends. SOME
10y miracle. but the majority 10y com
mtnciug without Il shilling"
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fnr Sah.
FOR SALE !!
FARM FOR SALE!
Two Village Residences
FOR SALE

The large two-stnry house on Spring Street
where, now reside: also tn, !. q. bingham h"l'-
on Church street. Both h"usc ar" IN -""d repair
and III GOOD Incati"n-lc>s than three minutes W'il
from churches post office and stores ana hui >h"i'
distance, from the scale works Enquire "t
- & 4. BINGHAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
Working Oxen for Sale !

one pair of GOOD working oxen. N"sht about
1900 lbs For sale hy .-.
: j. HASTINGS.
INF PaSsumI,sic VT.