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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
HAIR vim E.

Stimulates the growth OF Oh. h'| f.
decay nf the HAIR. Prevents .,... '.
ing gray Stops and pr'N'n'- ,r.
out. stops that unpleasant r'''in- .i..
lud nf the hairs d''aN. '''''
cures all diseases al In" -'.''p ',' .., l. .,..
and dressing fnr Indies hur r5"i.,'. ~. fol.
Try it. ASK v"ur druggist aud d., ,f...--
where. or send .5cI- f"r Trial l"'i'' r..r.r
&. ". EICIltEi-"N
For Salr in -. Jnln~hurN h'
e. u. Randall Druggists ,r.Ii vt.
Wells richardson \ 90. l.uin-'" mr
sal, Agents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Farm i'm Lyndon For Sale |!

The Ira Dow farm now occupied by SaNlcs Ran
dali, three miles from Lyndon Corner on the
branch road To WheclOck Hollow. Said farm con
sists of IA of land divided into liige. wood
and pastura.r-about b acres of woodland, with
sugar orchard of some 600 trees. House and barns
in GOOD repair and running water to barns. For
particulars, terms. etc, enquire of
\. o. HARRIS,
Lyndon Centre. LETT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

hitherto been considered nearly or quite
incurable, and by a process at once
simple and humane, as compared with
the painful operations that have been
inflicted in the past to little or no pur-
pose.
My son." said a dying grocer to his
probable successor to the business,
.'never put sand in the sugar. Cherish
Il reputation for fair and honorable
dealings with your fellowmen, and use
terra alba instead it's quite as heavy,
and don't git OH the teeth -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
To Builders and Lumber Dealers.

The subscriber has completed his new mill IL
lct"tN. and Is now prepared I" furnish lumber
ANA dimension tmbcr ct almost all kinds. His
trees are larg". and ht furnish long and heavy
timber for especial purposes. The subscriber hav-
III. been III the business more than thirty wears.
ta1tcrs himself he understands what builders
rlly. DANIEL COLBY.
ST .Iohnshnry. May l. $50. 1Itf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
CAsTORTA.

Ii l. a mistake I" Surr"~'. fhi' .-' -..
ed 1" crown persons ~ Will Is ,|.....r
~ need 1" inCIra~" The qUauf.'.
have - many complaints f"i a.... ..
adapt"d-likc wind collie. SOM ........
letter. tretlin@ and Group. and tI.- -
recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain iL.n .-..-
contains Hn alch"h"l and j. ~, g.. r..-.
h"n"H. 1t never -rip->. EN r'--H.I..i.. o..
and bowels the tH~turia coul~ 'I, f.
worms and prevents i,N'II-lm.~- ..
nerves and produces hralth-th,u OF
dr"n can sleep in quiet and m"ih,r-. r.'.
'H~i"TiH l. recommended hl all .-.
nurses VIII" hav. tried it and l. hltEr- ..
rr''a~in@ sal. II j. prepared with -r,...
The receipt OF DIR. Samuel Pitcher OF 50 ...
Laboratory of j T. EO~l s 600
10 DEN 81. NEW l,Lk r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
NIP and TUCK"
UhrnmnJ
CHEAT AMERICAN TEA CO..

~ and ~ Wesley STREET NEW ynrE
:, l'is distributed Ia clubs at importers pric,s
Beautiful OIL Chrnnns of din,r,,t - l ~
~ p'icii'.scis OF !. !, 3 or pounds Of tea in
rlu1s "i s'io and upwards. The Company has now
,i ~ i'l neil\'r\ splendid chrome entitled 'Nip
i i:" luck new 3 pOund) picture. shnwiuo a;
livery Sklrlnish between baby and his pet dr., for
me possession of a doll II is full of roarin., tun
'a' u" description can tell the story 80 well a. I'M,
simple title of the artist The. batil. il iust :, NJ,
anu Tuck and must be- seen to he oui,r.ri,t.d
H'hd Tor circular OF prices, terms &c
Inc Great American Tea Company.
81 and BIB Wesley street n
y. q. Box, 5GI3. New YorE or,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Gstafrs.

S,TATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA idsIk .i,. /, -,
- In Probate Court. held at the Probate pthce ID
81. Johnsbury in said district. on tn" 9TH DAY "i
Dec, A D.. lS1J. i, J., III
.Abner Howard executor of the last VIII
and testament of Martin Howard lat" 81
sutton in said district. deceased. presents
his administration account for rNamna'"h
and allowance. and makes application Tor a u.cr;I
of distribution and partition of tn" estate oil sal"
deceased. e., . Al, ,o;J
Whcrcupon, it is ordered 10y said court that sara
son thereof to he held at the probate oihrr III
81 Johnsbury on the both day of Dec, y: ID. 20,
for hearing and decision thereon ANA II Is iurlI'l
ordered that nnic. hereof he given /" all persons
Interested by publication of the same three weeks
succrssiv,,lv in the Calclnnian newspaper pun
Iished at St .Iohnsbury previous I" SAID time al
nointrd for hearing. that they may appear al atld
tmr and place and show cause, if any they may
have why said account should moi "' above"
and such decree made.
HENRY FRENCH Register
A true copy of record. Attest,
>. HENRY FRENCH. Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Wood and Hay For Sale!

Good maple wood and hay for sale by
THOS WARD.
Please leave orders at Daniels Sylvester y Go.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
JERRY DREW.

Established \. D., l-Il. The oldest and lar,as,
Mercantile Agency in the world. SiAtv-fye oticss
i'll the association. Full reports of over coo 0O0
business concerns i'll every part of the T. s and
Canada. New reference book will he issucd H..
first of January. "
The Collection of over due claims
special department. Send to either of the aho,,.
named offices for circular IO03
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
Chandler Scientific Department.

The primary aim of this department is To furnish
a practical, liberal education, harmonzing with
the wants and spirit of the 1t also aims to tit
young men for civil nr mechanical engineering. in
which its graduates find at honorable and lu-
crative positions. Address. President SMITH or
Prof. +. X. RJGGLES, Hanover y. IL. THAR 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
JERRY DREWS
New Livery, and Village Coach.

The undersigned has repaired the st .Jobnshurv
House stable and put in good Livery He also
runs coach Ia all passenger trains-both day and
night express. Nillag" people wanting to 90 on
trains will leave their names and residence at the
stable office thirty minutes before train time
| have just put in Il line of new carriages and
harnesses. including top buggies. phaetnns two
seated carriages. etc. Easy carriages and stead
horses for Ladies' Ia drive. Ladies' can order their
teams AT the office of the stable.
9 Charges reasonable.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
c. AT A f f HI!

Weakness of kidneys, and pains in the
side ana back OF twenty wears standing cured ia
two weeks 10y less than y bottle \ CataTIh cough
50 had - I" prevent sleep at nights unless eat mi
snuff was prrprtuallN used cured with bottle.
TsSfim"ny u ,reH kn",rn and highIg esteemed eli
"f Ne,r IpSfon
MEsSRs. LITTGEFIFIn y 60. druggists Il have
had aiarrh little rising five wears. and pains in
back and weakness in kidneys for twenty. Nv
tatarrh WIS 81 bad that if did not take Catarrh
snuff was troubled with a cough more or less all
night. have taken MARSHALL ;atarrh Snuff for
tw" wears, particularly in cold weather had To take
II every night I" get rest began Ia take Your
Constitutional tataIrh Kennedy about a month 20.
and have taken only one bottle. In less than a
week the coughing nights left me- and | have had
none since t" speak of. though have had none ct
the remedy for Il week
have had pains in my side 50 bad that did not
20 ont of the house for two weeks at a time. Nv
greatest pain was i'll my right kidney. | have been
AT times grert sufferer from NV kidneys since
l-.O. In two weeks after | began to take xnur
Constitutional Catarrh Kennedy the pains all left.
y. G. CROMBlE.
New Boston, n. H.. April y. ls7O
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.-Sold hv all Drug
gists. pamphlet of - pages giving a treatise
on Catarrh and conann. nnumerable cases of
cures, sent FREE. by addressing the proprietor ,
LlTTLEFlELD y co, Manchester, n. II.
tScp20 &c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
WESTERN TICKETS

Tickets To- all points West and south and t!r
Pacific COAST. via. all the first class routes
L" LIv"rpuol, tilasgow. and other Ir int~ bN tiI>t
class Steamers.
I" Francisco. by Rail nr >t.lm,.r
For lowest rates. time tables and information
call on address \. &. HAIRY Ely. Ticket Ngt.
81. bloomsbury Vi ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Wells Carbolic Tablets

y y = q = y g . = = y y =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS

The subscriber will keep constantly on hand all
kinds of Fresh Fish and Oysters. which will b,
sold reasonable terms. at iIallrtts Hl"ck. Il. X
Street. Cart will hr run Tuesdays Fridays and
saturdays forenoon. Oysters supplied for parties
at reduced rates. EUGENE BURR
81. bloomsbury Nov. l.. l-7i.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

Tiv tn" bu~hcl, barrel or gallon AT the lowest
market prices. $40
80 Fanueil Hall Square. Boston.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30
@prim fol- pas 8ier beifeDem !?

Die In Der lebten 5iIfte ees yOrisen
Wonutss su. Srd6el fat ebatte @enes
rail- 0erlammIun9 fir Mrsneiwifeniaaft
bat iiter Gle Decentralization 6. Secs
ton, 5fsntlt6e @elunrbeitspFsee) pbne
DEBATE fOlsenee @OncIuIpnen pes Ye>
,i6tsrfatte!s 81. Saa6sns ansencm
men: 1. Wit Dem Namen Bier"
t6nnen nur 9dbtenre 0etrdnte, aus
Gersalisn uup 5upfsn bereitet belset
w.rosn. 2. Nur Oben9enannte Cub
~tansen cIrfsn 3ur Fabrication pienen.
3. untni1tebuns anpersr 9tOfs. UNI
6Opfen ODER Gersalien gu eriegen, milf
fen als @etfdlidunsen anesleben rer>
Den, ielbf tpenn fie Der @elunbbeit nidt
l@dplia ltnr. Die Nnweneune reriel>
ben lou no1.rem @eleB uber gerfdllbz
urB Der Nabrunssmt tte nit Strafe ses
abnpst rpereen. MQe. eeeisneten Sne
srerien3en ispo@, wel@e raSu bienen,
pas Bter flarer, luBer pber fir ldnser
senteBtar su MAIDEN, t5nnen Serrpanrt
perren, tnlefern fe Der 9eiunrbeit nt&t
11delt1 fne.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30
geItiamtes @eiratbs8eicbenf.

Inter ben @sl&snfen, wel@t bic
Ru6en Ger nteperen gOlfsflafen nod
I'm II. S~abrbuncert ibren Brduten
ldiften, befanb i9 aud eine neue
peitlGe. Dis1e mar ebenfaas cas- erfts
Stdd ees 5ausratbss, trcuiit Der an
eebente Gbsmann f9 SerlorSte. War
man dber ben Gbeccntract einig 9errors
ben, 70 rief Der 8rautpater in @esens
mart ees 8rdutisams feline uerf@Isterte
lc9ter unb fraete fie. Ut fe 9eneiet let
i9 NIT cem Dor ibr febenren Wanne
ODER Singing su perb'npen. @iaiste
ole SGSne etu. 70 nabm Der 0nter cine
neue peit19e eab letner Tc4ter einise
lanfte S9ldse ramit uno entities ie nit
cen WUrten:
GDte1e leBten Strei6e, liebe Io9ter,
ertnnsrn bid an bic pdterli9s @ewalt,
unter rpel9sr pu bisber ltaneef. Dieie
@epalt eebt nun In aneere 6dnre iber.
@ebpr9f ru teinem Manne ni6t, 70
miro er DID fat meiner nit rteierpsits
lde ;adtiSsn."
Nadseteen DOrtsn ibereab 'er bic
pettl1e .btm Brdutisamt unb biefer
iaste NIT freunoIiGsr Miene: SD
CLAUDE ;mar nidt raB ib pieiss Betts
,eue brauden perOe, aber t@ nil es
bod ols cine l9dBbare 0abe auftes
pabun." Na1 alter Site muete tann
Der 8rdutisam pieie geitlde in ben
0Irtel fefen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30

Sfnune bic preeist su buIten. Das
6o@amt trurre Spn Rem ~befannten
GpnSsrtitsn, bem pdpRlt@sn 6nueprd<
laten uub prdlicenten eeS Ct. CD
muno'ss @Uuees. Mler. patterfon. csls'
BRIT. Na6 hem @otteerienfe Ysrs
lammsltsn F@ bic Dsutlden UNI rem
garrinal In tsm srOesn Sduarcale
unb iberret@ten ibm cine Danf : @p
rsGe. Sn feinsr grwiesruns Iobts er
BE YHsse pss wirtis:n Sir&ens9 ST.
Ian9,s, be In Deuti6lanb iest 70 eiiris
betrtsben merle. get benz carauf fOls
eentsn Grdbfids, an wel&sm etne sros
Sc 3obl Der anssisbsnen Deutl&sn got<
hons tbsilnabn, bradts ME benz Weff.
Wertur beri6tet wirc, Se. 5mtnen3 u.
a. eiuen 9caf auf ZEN perm Grsbif9pf
Naulus pom SSln aus. St babe srs
fabren, tae rerislbe sben BON be, preuBs
i1&sn 8ssisruus aufseforeert fsi, lein
Talais In SSln ;u rdumen, uno er
rrerce I'm Namen Der Gnweienesn benz
1@werseprdften uter ~feffebenosn &irs
9enfdrfsn am 8beine bic berSlidfe
Sympatbte ausfpreden.- Der Mars
quie BON Butte bat lem Rsctcr tes fas
tbvlif1en nuiperftdts> College, Niar.
Gapsl, fstnsn berrIi&en GamiieniB
in Cardiff fiji acknowledgement sinses
r1umt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30
Oie @tutnine DDn R6Iu.

e.
Cunter oteler1 Gttel md1t fol9encee
@epi9t Iber cte &aiier9lcde i'm Hbet1s
lamb bic 3unoe:C
Su, -. e,,s.x,,,a.
~. e. .S 9s,. So .tn
o. -' ~ s.ss so.~
SoHs vTOOslaa'en le'H.
D0t' maR Pe s"l S~'ala. s'0a'0'H'
@'a" Ss.'' aa0 Ps'n's' ps tp.'
Os' N'DpPsl "" aa.e ''''va.0'a'
2es' O''ns' "" "'''p'' ""9 s"F
O.. ,,.s.x. ,sAs,., ehs
n. 49,. ~. @%r.a.rr N
-. h., mv,h.r hssdirr.r
stn ,p,den ~ tcuueruSem eSau!
,,aomua, bang bid an tnetasn slobea,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30
@eims nnb Sbf=G an Ser
aaa MDiel.

Wa1 bert9tet BON Der Molel, 6.
Sftobsr: Bier une ea riftsn iG Die
@tnSer bereits 3ur Deinlele. Mnees
fi&tS be6en eIaubsn mir aufmertiam
tarauf MAIDEN ;u fUuen, baB wenn je
In etnsa, Sabre, 70 btsfes Sabr Rem
Wtn3sr an;uratben III, Nusssfe III bal.
ten unc ntebrmalS su berbften. 8sf Der
unmafe BON Grauben 3eieen ptelelben
ndmltd etnen 10 ungletden Rsifssrap,
baB inc Misa@tune pefelben bic SITE
bes 8etass fsbr su bsstntra9tissn TN
Stanbe 1T. Die 3beinsauer Neins
Yerbanten ibre weltberibmte Site In
ni6t eerinsen Mabe bent lmfance,
bae Der rOrltee @inssr eS fi@ ni6t per
briseen Idst MusIsle au buIten. Die
Ausf9ten fnb, aus9encmmsn in ben
2aeen, mo- bic 8einbsrSe wdbrenc Der
Slatte bur6 bas anbaltenee 3e9en.
rpstter unp i'm AuBuf eur@ ben 6a9sI,
l&las ssIitten baben, anssesei9nst. Sn
lestert tit Der Nusfal gum She'll Gin
tspeutenoer, 70 baB man@sr Win;sr
taum einen taIben 5erbf ernten min
SIM @anssn 1T jsoO&, penn aud BE
cine uesr pie anrere Eraube faule Gee.
rem ssist, Gin sslesnetsr Grtras 81 err
tpartsn. 8as bic Aualttdt anlanet,
70 fsbt Elm sOr;iisli@es 0etrdnf In
Ausf6t, benn pie &etfe truree bur9
bte sanftse @itteuns Der lsstsu @c>
den feb; ssf6rrert. SIM @etnbaneel
TT tn Tolse pefen cine mertItGe Glaue
etneetreteu, unp pie preile bes 73er unp
74er fnb nm is - 20 PCT. aefaaen
Tutter gifts ret@li&, basessn ldet bie
SartUfelernte Siel ;u pinfdsn ibris.
Die Sbfernts 1T gang auseroreentlt@.
8sloneers gut seratbsn finp bte 3wsts
lden, psniesr pte aspfeI uno 9irnen.
pRaumenfe@er febltsn gang, unp aud
Die Iddolt1sn Wsbls une 5ontstbaue
trutsn ni&t auf. Do@ ssiSt f@ aud
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30
8pDten, Der fIbme Sbipim
t1tet.

Captain 8CYton bat am 2. s ttcber
cine finfStbnfInctse S@wimmtpur pVp
8afel mad Stroebure ;urIdseIe9t. Gr
bat BET perielteh nit oielsn Gdbrli6fei>
ten su fGmpfen sebabt unc mare
Nbenrs BEL Der 8ebler S6ifbride, ron
peren @orbanrenietn ct feline Nbnun9
Bate, beinabe pstunalift. Na6 rem
Gil. Sournal bsri@.et er ielbf ibsr rie>
feS &bentuer:
@enn Id btelt Reiie nod eir MaI
su MAIDEN bate. wIrpe i'd bic Sade
swst Wal iibsrleoen ; benn t9 bate
I6On man1e IlIfe tn Mmerica uno tn
europa bereist ater teinsn 10 ldwisrie.
70 9efdbrIi1 wie cen 3bein sefunosn
Sd mar nur eintse Wetsr ron Der
Bride entfsrnt als i'd bteielbe eneli6
ertItdte, aber IS mar ;u ipdt gum Gu6s
pei6en. Die StrSmun9 mari mtd
nit auer Gewalt se9en ems Ger
S9ife.... Sd 9laubte mid Ysrlos
ren Aber elet6 earauf ipirte Id
ME bic. 8sqsn mid forttrtrbsn ; mein
85rpsr slitt ldnsS bss STILES bin unp
erI9ien pann pieper auf Der Otetfdde.
Dant rem 6imnel, Id mar nod on,
9eben. SD fteB aus eeibesfrdftsn in
bas 6ofn uuS ndberte mid benz ufsr.
SO mar, a9t lbr.a Gin 8rem ,sr fam
NIT elmer 2atsrne unb bstra6tete mid
FAIR ,ppr @ritaunen, baler rpabri@stnlid
elaubte, irsenp Elm Mesrunsetbdm Dor
f@ .su baben; ~iebenfaas wur metn
Nuslsbsn esetsr et tbn bisle Meinune
betsubrinsen. Wetn ieltiames GOtiim,
wsI9ss blpb bas Dual bss 9ef6tes
3eiet rar trppfnab une bas Nafer lief
MIR aus @uno unit Nale. Sn btelem
3ufanbe f@ritt Id iiber bic Reblsr
Bride uub tssab mid III ben 9atbOf
gum Salmeu,. no i'd ber3li@ aufesnom
r,sn. rpurbe unp &leipsr erbtslt UNI mid
meines f9peren Ipparates entlspisen
3u f5nnen. 8eildufa selaet, mar %nstn
8Srpvr' gang trodet, WdnfS Der MaHers
bt1tf9teit ntetnes gofdmes. Na9 eli
ntesn Wtnuten Mufentbaltes tm Sat-
tpfe gum Salmen nabnt i@ etnen @a>
gen, Ger mid mad Strabbure In cen
Gnelti&en 5Of fibrte."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30

BET ben 3wstl9en Elm unsepSbnIi& I'M
elei9es Heifen. Wtt ben WaanuB'
bdumsn ifsbt es ebsnfaQs lebr gut.
ausl6neipen Der @unben uno tidti>
aes Dinsen peroen brinaeEo empfObs
len, um RE ssl&dptBtsn uno ssi&wd3
ten 8dune su beilen unb su trdftieen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-11-04
Tasteless Medicines.

A prominent New York physician lately
N complained to Dnndas Dick & CO., about
their Sandalwopd Oil Capsules, stating that
sometimes theycured miraculously, but that
patient OF his had taken them without effect.
On being informed that, several limitations
were sold, he inquired and found his patient
had not been taking Dundas Dick & Co.'S.
What happened to this physician may have
happened to others, and Dundas Dick Il Co.
take this method Of protecting physicians,
druggists and themselves, and preventing Oil
Of Sandalwood from coming into disrepute.
Physicians who once prescribe the Capsules
will continue to do SO, for they contain the
pure Oil in the best and cheapest form.
Dundas Dick u Co. use more Oil of Sandal
wood than all the Wholesale and Retail Drug
gsts and Perfumers in the United States com
bined, and this is the sole reason why the Pure
Oil is sold cheaper IN their Capsules than in
any other form.
Oil of Sandalwood IL fast supessetllng every
other remedy, sixty Capsules only being re-.
quired to insure q safe and certain cure in nix
or eight days. From no other medicine can
this result be had. Z
Dundas Dick s. Co.'S Soft Capsules solves
the problem, long considered by eminent ply
sicians, of how to avoid the nausea and disgust
experienced in swallowing, which are well
known to detlact FROM, If not destroy, the
good effects of many valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up IN tin foil and neat
boxes, thirty in each, and are the only capsules
prescribed by physicians.
TASTELESS MEDICINES Castor Oil and
many other nauseOus medicines can be taken
DUNDAS DICK& cos SOFT CAPSULES
sse 80 TASTE. NO SMELL. - @
- These were the only Capsules admitted
to the last Paris Exposition.
Send for circular 10 IS Wooster ST., N Y
Sold at all Drug Stores. n2
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-11-04
J Wantsll honesty.
From Philadelphia Chronicle. !

From Philadelphia Chroniclel
We xaut Honest aallninisfr sfiSnaSa me- must
and VIII hare it. Imitation and .cJrItract;on
mnst all 90 down before that all Altsorbing is.
sue. 1t ID asHbject paralaoant te al others in
Importance, and destined to exercise supreme
4ntroi IN tilecommg Presidential campaign.
Here, IN pennsylvania. We are ALREADY con
1ronted with it face to face. There is no nse
IN the republicans attempting to shrk or eyade
It. 1t must be met sqnarely and fought out
hand to hand. How is it possible to have hon
est money as long as we have a dishon-
est administration How is it possible to
have prosperity as long as rank putridity
pervades all governmental departments An
nneiean fountain cannot send forth pure wa
trs, neither can defiled administration give
h4hithful reform. We want-and when we
nse the plural prOnOun, we mean the people
honest officials men who will not prostitute
fheirp positions to the interests of self or of
party, but whose best endeayors will be given
to the promotion of the common veal.
Starting out with administrative reform, we
can then hope to bring about such condition
OF thingh as will re establish confidence and
reinsfate prosperity. Knaves must be dashed
from power, as the money changers were
sconrged from the Temple; the Government
must be purged of all its impurities; abuses
must be corrected wherever they exist, and
when the Government has been established on
q sure and solid footing, twill be time enough
to take other subjects into consideration
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-11-04

Is It not time for. the people to stop and
think I. Our mills are closed. Our furnace
fires are going ont. Our ore mines are un.
wurked. Cur farms are being sold for one.
half and one third their value. Farm produce
10 going down and farmers are not making.
five per cent. on the cost of their lands The
Sheriff is at their doors, and vet the party
which has brought this desolation on the land
asks to'be continued In power.
a cry goes up all. orer the land for change.
It Is the despairing cry OF the poor man out of
money. He 10 willing to toll for his daily
bread. He asks not charity, but work. He
is willing to coin the sweet of his body, his
very life blood ifineed be to shield his little
ones FROM. want Already through his scant
garments he feels the cold winds which tell of
winter Ut want and suffering. His brawny
arms and toil-hardencd hands were not made
to stretch ont for aims. They were made for
work i---bnt there is no work. He sees that if
things do not change the time must come
when his children will ask for bread and he
will have none to give them. Is it any wonder,
then, that the ponr man demands n change !?
Is it any wonder that he has determined to
east his hallot a..ainst the party whose policy
Is fast bringing him to abject poverty and star
vation He has asked for bread and they
have given him q stone.-IC hambersburg PAL
Valley Spirit. sA8I
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-11-04

The Ouachits Telegraph thinks the outlook
is good for Democratic victory IN Mississippi
at the approaching election. We think 80,
too; nor do we feel that any decent man could
reasonable object to such result, in view OF the
miserably towardly and rottOn Radical rule in
that State. A Democratic triumph at the
pOlls-that is, triumph of the decent and
responsible white elemant of the State
would Seem the only refuge of the poor un-
protected colared masses. And the way af.
fairs are being managed in Louisiana, the same
issue mud last resort are fast eliminating upon
as here at home. Here, as in Mississippi, the
Republican party seems to be ''run for the
sole personal benefit of few white thieves,
who have no sinterestsa in the State only to
plander,4 and afew equally unprincipled ne
groes, WHO Geek alone their own promotion
through fraud and intrigue, and their own
enrichment through plumber; and neither of
which fiasss black or white, care any more for
the faithful c0lored masses, or for any other
honest or decent man, than the savage canni-
bal whose greatest ambition Is to feed upon
the hesh OF civilized humanity Homer Had.
II Amen! brother Blackburn.