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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.


The approach of the Presidential election gives
unusual Importance to the events and develop
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the General drift of what was written.
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moyed. The short paragraphs i'm the
evening paperS i'm which il is So neatly
and clraIlI stated what The Times in
| forms Ms" what .'The Daily Telegram
| believes" and what The Stan ard la
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tenth of the. trouble. Consequently all
thai the invctcrate news reader now
does is laupIlidlv to run his eve over
the leading articles in the hope of en-
couuteriup an auccdotr. or a statistical
naroyruph. which shall mn matters in
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Estates.


IHLIZA W. DELANOS ESTATE. l.,
IL The subscribers having been appointed ny
the Honorable Probate Court for the DISTRICT o,
Caledonia commissioners to receive eAamlne am: an,
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Eliza W Delano, late OF Hard"1ck
in said district deceased, represented ihsol
of Feb 1875 being allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove the
respective claims before us: Give notice that we
will attend to the duties of our appointment al
the store of j. II. George & Co. in Hardwlck IN
said District, the 9th day of March and 2oth
day of August next, at o'clock in the afternoon
on each of said days
j. Fl. GEORGE, tCoyurssIoSRRs
6466 j. W. HOVEY.
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altar when you gave your peace and
happiness into my keeping"
How true it is that "a soft answer
turneth away wrath - and how many,
oh. how many, of the bitter strifes of
domestic life might be avoided by re-
membering and acting in accordance
Herewith.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
Waterford, Mar 20, A. ID. ISIS.
,os1,uu wIvsInw.,s ESTATE.

JOSIAH II. WINSLOW'S ESTATE.
y STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT, So
In Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office, il
St J0hnsbury, the 5th day of March, A. d. 1873.
Geo. A. HAYNES executor of the last Will and ties
lament of Josiah H. WinslOw, late of Hardwlck, II
said district, deceased, makes application to said
for license to sell the whole of the real estate
of said deceased, representing that said sale would
he beneficial to the heirs, devisees, and legatees
and all interested said estate, to sell the Who'll.
of the real estate of said deceased and convert the
same into money And said executors having
brought into Court the consent and appreciation IL
writing of all the devisees and legatees residing il
this State.
WhereupOn it is ordered by said court that said
application come undeI consideration and be heard
on the 27th day of March, A D. 1875 at the Probate
office i'll st. Johnsbury and II is further or
derrd that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication of notice OF this application and or
der thereon, three weeks successfully III the ale
DOMAIN printed at ST. Johnsbury, before said time
of hearing that they may appear at said time and
place and if they cause object thereto.
By the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH. Reg ster
\ true copy of Record, Attest
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HENRY FRENCH, Reg ster.
\ true copy of Record Attest,
G36j HENRY FRENCH, Register.
IOHN NORSE'S ESTATE.

Of1N hORNE ESI a
- STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court. holden at the Probate Office il
St. Johnsbury, on the 9Th day of March, \. d. 1875
Ephrilin II. Stone and Charles II. Morse, eXecu
tors of the last viii and Testament of John Morse
late of 1t. JOhnsbury, i'll said district, deceased
make application to said Court for license To sci
the whole of the real estate of said deceased
representing that said sale would be beneficial Il
the heirs. devisees. and legate-s and all persons
Interested in said estate. to sell said real estate
and convert the same into money. And said exec
utors having brought into Court the consent am
appreciation in writing of all the heirs. devisces
and lrgatees residing i'll this STATE.
WhrrcupOn il is ordered by said court, that saio
application come under consideration and b- hearC
March 9th. y. ID. lSIj at the Probate Office IL
81 bloomsbury and il is further ordered that al
persons interested be notified hereof by publication
OF notice of this application and order thereon
three. weeks successfully i'll the taledonian printed
at 81. JohnshuTy, before said time of hearing, thai
they MAY appear AT said time and place and il they
cause. object thereto.
BY the Court Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
y true copy of Record. Attest.
63G5 HENRY FRENCH. Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEDY

This popular Restorative is one of the best PEI
srations i'll the market for the human scalp L.
like all other Hair preparations II contains 10 a
sulphur sugar lead, nitrate silver, or anythin- '-4
will inJure the health. 1t causes the hair t" -Iua
upon bald heads. Restores the hair 10 its uurua.
color when caused from premature decay >Ioi-
and prevents the hair from falling ont, and stui-
that unpleasant itching that is the prelude Of IL
hairs decay. Cures dandruf and all Diseases Cd.
the scalp. and a Hair Dressing il has egua.
Below We give few press and individual crt
titicatesi
Northampton Courier, October. Is55.-Ihr Har
Vine is the greatest thing in the market.
Gloversville Standard, y. Y. july. lsi6 -
pleases all that have used it. and they many
Hudson Star y. Y. 1853. SAYS The Han Y.u-
and the treatment of its manufacture have caused
the hair TO grow upon the head OF our better hal,
where II has been off for years. and W. ale W.
thankful.
The Vermont Union of April Il l-73, says III
Hair Vine is preparation of superior properties
Hon. j. +. auckland. Holynk-. Mass -Hrsi Do.
OF dandruh tried every thing for wears Cured b.
the use of two bottles.
L. Blake Holyoke, Mass.-Head top bald
hair growing finely; used three botrle--r"~ ".
ID. p. Mckenzie. Hair Dresser, Island Pond
writes January :. lS14 Please send me one dozen
bottles more Hair Vine. l sold what you sent no
in two weeks, and did some good cures
Joseph Williams. Hair Dresser, LIttletun. II
writes in June, lisa l doing well with 'l-
Hair Vine They all depend GA me for II ! La' Icy,
put il on to man whose head is entirely hi.a
II has started his hair-only used it lew trr'
Please send me more by rApress.
). b. French. Glover, Vt. writes. February i
1874 have tried a number OF Hair Rest"Iati'r-
L. prevent NV hair from falling ont hut ~
have found none that will do il. Please send In'
two bottles Hair Vine. In very short twr Dr.
again writes, that II. V. you sent like VERY mu'.
| used one bottle myself and let ui my frlrrd-
have the other. 1t has nearly stopped IN" hlN
from coming out. am i'll hopes IL start new la!
Please send me two bottles more rs l have in.'a
in il.
Try II, and you will use other
Ask your druggist and merchant for IL 81 SEND
81 90 IL me for trial bottle: 81 50 two buttIrs
Address e. W. RICHARDSON Barnet. "
Wells, Richardson 4 Co. Burlington, Vt Gruri
al \ gents for New England
20 Beware of imitation The genuine Is put nt
IN light co"red wrappers, printed with black hi'
red inks. with cut of female on the wruppeI-
For sale in st. Johnsbury by c. {. Bingham. .'ld
q. ID. Randall. Druggists. 2-yl
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r57,77,z7771it7reo Boston, Barre
I5E5Ie EiiaaHEnEz.szs Gardner r. .
Commencing Monday, April I3, 49,.
TpAINS MOVING SnIr,rH

Commencing Monday, April -, 1884
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave Winchendon at $40 A. NJ lli5A ,
400 F. NJ. Arrive at Worcester al glj \ n 1
NJ, $50 T.. NJ.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
Leave Worcester at 200 a. NJ, 1890 T. NJ .
p NJ. $40 Z. NJ. Arrive at Winch-ndou At
A NJ. 225 p. NJ. els r. NJ.
Passengers for Providence, leaving It ,Iulu,L
at OLE A. NJ, arrive at Worcester Al $50 + ,
and leave Worcester at $50 7. NJ, for Proyidrrr
Trains TO and from Winchendon also conu-ct /.
Express and way trains on Boston & lbiny
Norwich s. Worcester, for Boston, Nora
Springfield also for New York via N"rWID.
Springtie |. y. ROSS SUP
II If
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vs. Court. June Term
LnSEpu LII. DELL. 4. u. lrIi.


JOSEPH TRUpELL. J \. u. lo75.
Whereas Leonard Penniman of st. John-burv. i'll
the County OF Caledonia and state of Vermont. has
ird i'll thu. Clcrk Office in said county his bill III
Chanccry, setting forth that Joseph Trudrl then
of St Jnhnsbury aforesaid, by his two certain pro
missurN NOTES and that said notes were secured by
mortgage on real estate describrd as fnlluwr: a
certain tract of land lying the s"uthery side ri
Maple street. called. and bounded nTthrrly by
said Maple street. easterly by land owned by
Michael Flanagan. southerly by land owned by :
I. Brooks. and westerly by land owned by Patrick
IIainor and is the same land decided j. rrudell by
Thomas Rancnur rhe 2lst day of March lr10.
SAID notes being the property OF the Plaintiff and
il further appearing that the Defendant Is without
the STATE. and has not had legal notice Of the pen
dency Of this suit. II il ordered hy the Court that
the Plaintiff cause him To- he notified by publish
In.. the material parts of his declaration and this
order, three weeks successfully i'll the tal'd"nian
a Spaprr printed at st JuhusbuTS. i'll said cuun
" the last publication to be at least six weeks pre-
Vi"us t" the ensuing term of Court. to he holden
ST Juhnsbury. ON the first Tuesday of June. y. ID
l-15 p u. BLODGETT. Deputy Clerk.
Dated al st. Johnsbury this 18th day OF March
A. ID. 1875. GIGS
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The Power of Prayer.


Child of God pray on. Gods people
are more dear to him than our children
can he to us. lie regards them with
more complarency than all the shining
orbs of the ornament. They were
bought at Il price higher than would
purchase the dead matter OF ten thou
sand worlds. He cares mOIc for his
humblcst. weakest child, than for all
the crowned heads and great ones of
earth, and takes Il deeper interest in
the daily fortunes of piou> cottage.
than in the fall and rise of kingdoms.
Child of God pray ON. BY prayer
thy hand can touch the stars, thy arm
stretch up to heaven. Nor let thy
boldness he dashed 10y the thought that
PRAYER has no power to bend these skies.
and bring down thy God. When pull
on the rope which tastens my trail and
little boat To- Il distant and mighty ship.
if my strength cannot draw its vast
bulk to me, draw myself to tit" ride
in safety under the protection of its
guns to enjoy III want. the fullneSs of
its stores. And it equally serves my
purpose. and supplies my needs. that
prayer, although it were p"wcrle>> to
move God to me. moves me to God.
Child of God pray on. Were it in
diSpenSablc tnr thy safety that God
should rend these heavens it should he
done. dare believe That: and Il am
not mad. most noble FcStu>. Have
not these heavens been already rent
Eighteen hundred Years ago. ROBBED III
humanity. God himself came down.
These blue skies we've cleft with the
wings, and filled with the songs of His
angel train. by the manager where the
babe lies cIadlcd by the cross upon
whose aims the glory of the universe is
hung by the silent >epuichcr where
death ii bound captive within. so
soon n> the sleeper wakes. To he dis
armd. uncrowncd. and in himself have
death put to dcath-taIth can hclieve
all that God has revealed. and hope for
all God has promised. She reads ON
that mangcr, on that cross, on that
rocky scpulchcr, these glorious words -
lie that spared not his own son, but
delivered him up for lis all. how shall
he not with him also freely give us all
things -
Faith bold faith the promise
And trusts IL that alone,
Laughs at Representatives,,
And says Il shall be doHe.
Hcr. Dr.. GHthric.
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The first step to he taken in ady ertis-
ing is precisely the same as in agricul-
ture. Only. in agriculture it is called
''breaking the ground" and sowing"
and in business it is called advertising
and reaping the reward.
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NORMAN STOpDARD's ESTATE.

NTORMAN SIUUIAKDS rs I \ Z =,
n The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of ale
donna Commissioner to receive, examine. and ad-
inst all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Norman Stoddard, late of Waterford,
in said District, deceased. represented ins"ivent,
and the term of six months from the 2Oth day OF
Mar A. d. 1879 being allowed by said Court to
the creditors said deceased tn exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us: Give notice,
that we will attend to the duties of our appoint
ment NJ the dwelling house of MIR. Charles
Stoddard in Waterford in said District, on the 25th
of MAY and 2lst of September next. at one O'Clock
i'll the afternoon, each of said days.
I. Il. STEEETER conm,rs
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Rrliainus Rradina.
Christian Zeal.

But it is good To he zcalously affected
always in good thing. For whether
we he beside ourselves it is to God
Saint Pau.
Beloved. when | gave all diligence to
write unto You of the common saliva
ton, it was needful for me to write unto
You. and exhort You that We should
earnestly contend tor the faith which
'.the Serrdnt Of .JcsHS christ.
know thy works that thou art
neither cold or hot. 80 then because
thou art lukcwarnl, and neither cold
nor hot, will spcw thee out of my
muuth-Sdjnt JOLn. in "RcreidGom.
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Mr.. Bolink's Amateur Fire Brigade.


,,. ....
ILL., ooiiAiA 11nie1 N =
Mr.. Bolipk owns and runs a cooper
sbop near the House of Correction. and
as he keeps a dozen men at work he is
hound To have his shOp run on .system."
The other day he was reading a news
paper article in regard to the preven-
ton of cOnfagratiOns. The article adj
vised all employers to lay out IA regular
programme of what should be done
when fire was discover ed in the shop,
and drill his hands until they under
stood il. He bought fifty feet of hose
for the penstock, detailed man to Use
it in case of fire, and then instructed
each other man and boy just what they
should do when an alarm was given.
One was to roll out barrels, another to
save tools, another to throw slaves
through window, and each one knew
exactly what to Jump for.
This was all right, and Mr.. Bolink
had il good mind to cancel his insurance
policies and depend on his local fire
brigade. Before taking this step, how
ever, it occurred to him to give his pro-
gIlnIme IL trial. He had Il little clIrios-
ity to see if his employees would spring
to their posts according to instructions,
and he studied ont n plan. Yesterday
morning he passed mp stairs, kicked Il
pile of shavingS together on an old piece
of zinc. touched Il match to them, and
the next minute ran down stairs CRYING
out:
The shop is on fire. Fire fire fire -
The man who v,s to usa tho hose
gr,hLed if mn tbra,, II out nf tho win
! sIow md ;,,,nn5 ,ft.,. - sh,rt;no
..t,.a -. ,n,;1 h.. ,,..,s, h.,,a .l,,oa ILL
IA, rI,, man., ,,,La ,''', 49, tLa
tools tbrav ~, adj and bit Mr. R,link
in tbe h,,l and than Lit him o,r,in
with , dr,w-sh,ve
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iimlh on @"nt'.lneh' there Is II" IRE
mere!
'l' ""' u inc way rrled the pipe
~, : only Il j" he. gentlemen: there is
u" Mr. B"lnk MS shouting. When
I'll" Team "i water lifted HIM over the
. ballciS ont of the back dOpr, " here hr
,at down ." a broken shave hor~r until
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this remedy from weak sickly suffering creatures
I" strong, healthy, happy men and women F.; and in
vslds cannot reasonably hesitate to give it trial
Cauuon.-Be sure you get the ''PERUVIAN
generally.
A 32page pamphlet, containin a treatise ON Iron
as medical agent and other valuable papers tes
timonials, from distinguished physicians Clergy
men and others, will be sent free to any address
SEIH W. FOWLE SONS, Proprietors sc liar
rison Avenue, Boston. eowtlOFsh76
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y true copy of Record Attest.
63.G5 HENRY FRENCH Register.
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Winchendon at $40 A. NJ. Ills \
1. Arrive at Worcester al g:lJ \ N
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-11
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NGv NEMTOiES I
HnW nENEDIn9
pk. GIBBONS DisprNsARv
Cpx Rsarnv Nsy~et.

sss Prapulscs. F.tRblishsd 10 1854, for shs
tre,twspt Of sexual sns sewissl Diseases suee
- Gensrrsea, Glest. Striotsre, aypsills IN
its fsr~s, Sssingl weakness, IHpsiency, .ss,
skis slsess.s o. years stsssisg AMI llserassa
Ials suecsssf~ll, trssted.
Aensiaai NsWkasss.
s.,S nal Ecissl0ss, the csnsrsseres Of self.
sss..: This solitary vice, or dspra,es sexual
issulg.sao, IL pisciires ~ the >osts of hetb
sr,es IL ~ almost sslivlitea skttrt, lrodssina
with uperriss certainty, the Following traln of
l~srbid s,mptass, uBiess csmhat-l b, sci'rti.
Sc medical H-lSurrs, viz sallsw cusntca
sxcs dark spets snder the eyes, psip In the
head riasiug is tina rsrs, soiss Ike The rrrtlise
Of l,,vcs and ra,tlins ~ cssriois, unsssisesf
about the lsiss. weskness 81 the limbs, eonfs-
see yi.las. planted intellect, luss Of eunhdntss,
4 flidenca in apprsscs iur strns.srs, DISLIKE W
fsris ssw Acquaintsncss, disposition " shup
ssci.ty, loss ~ memory, hectic rush-s. pirplee
SID vsrics. ,rsptioss Ibsst the faces, furree
,ss-ue, fctid breath, rOsphs, corFuiBption,
nivht sves.s r,snnmss Ia aud frequent Insanity.
II relief lie not obtained, shuuld spiily iniHs-
eiat,iy either 10 person or by letter, hnd have .
evrs effected by bis rev md scientific mode OF
tr-stins this disease, which never falls sf 81.
tstias fulc. and radical carr.
CURED AT HOEr.
P.r.pns at 1 dlstsncs may bs ,l lNFD Al
HOgE, by addressingA lrtterts nR. ulbBoS,
stating case. symptoms, length of tini~ ths dis
ease has continued. ADd havs medicine prompt.
ly Forwarded, free from dAsIars and curiosity,
to apy nsrt of the country, with fnil and plAie
directions. ny inserting Ten Dollars coin, In
registered letter, through the Portorice az
through wells Fargo Coz psckssrof madi-
Gin. will he forwarded TO any part " the Union.
Correspondents will please inform Dr. uitbcp
that they road his snlyrrtisementain IN the APPEAL
Address. Dir. u. u. GopBOS,
octlq.ly Fox 1857, san Francisco.