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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
flor hr Children.
A Sling and a Stone.

When the stripping David Went ont
To meet Gnliah he took with him his
sling and .choSc him five smooth stones
ont of the brook and put them III a
shrphcId'S bag" but when Willie Bag
lev went ont to meet Jimmie Tower.
Saturday. he took with him only his
sling RELY ing on the roadside I" furnish
stones. David prevailed over the
Phili>tinc with sling and Il stone
shifting him in the forehead with the
first stone 81 that ''hc fell upon his face
Ia the earth" hut Willie only succeeded
i'm hrin"ing Jimmie to the earth with
the ,rcord stone. and il happened thus
IL. About nine o'clock saturday morn
iu". Jimmie Tower. Il hoy about twelve
wears old. was delivering milk near the
corner of Maple and Grove streets. ~
i usual with him. " hen NIllI" Ba"I"N.
Il bnN about the same age. appeared on
the scene with Il new tangled SING III
his hand. lie put his hand +" the road
side. and took '.thcucc Il stone and >lumg
il t." but Jimmie ''dndgcd and passed
unharmrd. \ second stone WAS selected
and >lung and the stone sank mt" the
eve of Jimmie 50 that he fell with his
face, upon the earth" He was taken mp
in>ruSihlc and for Il time. il wa> he
hrvcd that he was killed. but ha> now
81 far recovered H. to resume hi bust
ness. although his eye shows the bad
effects produced 10y a sling and stone.
Bows he careful y sling and stone
may >laN Il hoy ~ we'll H. the champion.
the Phili>tlnc "i Gath. H"tI"hd Gi"bo.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01

He went up into the garnet and put his
head ont of the trap door. There he
found 1916 cats stuck fast knec-deep IN
the concrete. which had been sottened
bv the heat. Some of them had been
there four days. The minute they
caught sight of Simpson the whole
1876 doubled up their Spines. rutfied up
their back hail. >naked their tails. and
gave one unearthIy howl which shook
Simpsons nerves 50 much that he drop
ped the trap door and fell down the
step ladder on the head of Mrs. Simp-
son. who was standing below dressed III
IL thing with frill on it. and armed
with paIm-lcaf fan and II hed-Slat,
determined to protect simpson to the
death. Simpson has since sold the
house to Il man who makes S;IuSagcS
and fun tippct>. and it Is whispered
around Tuckahoc that his actual gains
average forty dollars night.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
A Story for the Girls.

Sit down on the porch. children. and
let me tell Nou about Aunt Rachel. and
the story She once told me. One day.
" hen | WAS about twelve NrlI> old.
had planned to ." after strawberries
hut Aunt Rachel said to me ~ "iIl of
Nnur age should begin to learn how It"
do huu>rv"rk. Take off Nuur hat. roll
up Nnur sleeves. and help me do the
baking.
IPnutcd and sighed and shed trar>.
hut WAS encouraged lay the promise. that
might 20. after the baking. l'udcr
good AUNT Rachcr> dircrti"n> mixed
Il Iii" Loaf of bread. placed it a.. Il TIN IT.
bright ~ Il new dollar. and WAS rub
himg the fi"u oft my hands. Whcu she
called out. This will never. never do.
child N"u haven't >rraprd N"ur bread
bowl clean.
| shall never forget the picture she
made. standing there. hen ewes rcgald-
ing me >trrnll. one hand resting on her
hip. while in the Other She held the uu-
tidy bowl.
at will never do. child" She went on
1T j. not only untidl. hut it makes too
much waste: Ia hca good hou>ckccprr.
Nou must Learn I" he economical luu
have heard the story of the Young man
VIII" wanted an economical wife -
No. | answered. and might have
added that | didn't wish To hear 1t.
either.
well" She continued. he WAS u
very likely Young man. and he wanted
IL careful wife 81 he Thought OF Il WAY
he could find out. One morning hr
went t" call upon the different girls OF
his acquaintance. and asked them each
for the >craping> "t THEN bread bowls
To feed his horses. lou sec they all
wanted him. 81 they got all they could
for him. Finally he found girl who
hadn't any. 81 lie asked hrI 10 Ice hl>
wife. because he thought she must h,
economical. Now" said Aunt Rachel
irumphantly. suppose Il Young man
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01

should ask Won for the scraping> of your
brcad-howl what would ynu say =
'What would | say ?" ! repeated.
scornfulIy .why. I'd tell him if he
couldn't afford to buy oats for his horses.
they might >tar>e. | wouldn't rob the
pig. to feed them.
suppose Aunt Rachel Thought that
lesson was all lost on me but a. tue
a. Won live. never kncad the bread OF
this day without thinkin" Of her lesson
in economy. Defr0it Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
HAIR vim 6.
REM &c

This pnl,ulll Restorative. L. uu,. u'
ar.,tinu- IL, I'M. market Tor tie. l.r...
I.,. III .,rL,r ll:,ir f,r,.r.l.,tr,.r,-
-ulrIu.. -u-gl lead uirr.,t,. silva .- .
Will hmm, In. health. II ,.u~,.- -..
lnnu hid heads. Restores rL,. Ii. p. ..,
color ~ hen caused from Ir,rltru.. ....
AMI prevents TIE Ian from t1'.n-
t,tt unpleasant Ii'iu- that
ham decay. U"> danr1nt' HH
III, scalp. and a. 20 llaI' l'r'~~.f.-
t.'Ir" NJ -lN' few ui'~~ ar.
tito t'~-
\urrlrtrnrrnu C..,,..f. uri.h. '-
y ,u.. i the. Greatest thine 10 tf,.r....
,r...ll ..y
=,
i'' '''' ''''' nav ''N o. I'D. '.''
Hudson >''' y. \ .. -. -a.-
an" thu treatment of IT. mIu.i.'.
r'l, haI I" -ruN uI"-I the. be .ta ..
Whr. II ht- been "li ten t'il-
jH.uNtul.
Ia" Vermont IMAM OF NIr |'
Han \Iur = e lTrparaII"u OF
Hon. d T.. I;u'klaud. i"Il"..
ct d.udiuii. trl'd 'N'INihm- hr
thu U~'- "i ~" h"ttl'~.
l.. hlaN'. li"lN"h" Mas - Do
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
fpr Sale.
Farm in Lyndon For Sale!

,,..,, farm, now occupied by SaNlrS Ran
An r. nils from Lyndon Corner on 'i'
i"ancb road t" Whrrlock Hollow Had farm ,,,,
sist. of ~ acres al land. divided mt" 'iii,!' LII
.,nJ n,stur,u,-abnut b acres of """hiili1 VIZ
49, -, LaII ,t some Guu trees linIs, ana "''i H.
in snod repair. and running water I" "''"N
particulars terms cue \. O. HARRIS.
I.tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
Farm and Personal Property
AT AUCTION!

Being the property assigned me i"' NV
benefit of thu. creditors OF Dan Z. Hrii"nGh9'
,,,,U TuI-II Nuctioneer.
Will he sold at public auction "n the pr'nlI,'H'
known as the y. w burroughs prtIn,''~. III hilnN
October 9TH I-.:I at IL the follow M property
viz said T. W. burroughs farm, consisting "'
,b.ut 40 acres of GOOD land. situated III ia" S"u'h
lart of kirl,v about three. miles from 81 on
cord Depot convenient I" school ana 'hHi'h'H.
Said t m has an excellent w"hd and tlnh"i l'' "I
about ~ acres with about 80 trees III >uGhI "l
rhari app. orchard with other fruit liuil"Ili.~ III
,,d CONDITION. water Convenient ana III dhIli'iiH''
for Il-,. uf bindings and farm Ms" ~ same ih'
and place. about sixty tons Of nice carly chl nay.
from, ;h To 100 bush. oats. about Ia ions {" straw"
uuurtity of uutarurS wheat. etc. Also one" mare
and coli nn,. mar old on" GOOD lnci COW
u,. dry COW one calf Also. Ri tin sap hI' h'tN
and lun wood buckets holders. DRAWN" luhN. y =
M tubs sap pans Tor boiling sap. together WIN
other articles used in maxim ~ugar. Nl>'', ON
,.lrt nn. tr;Iy,r-, sled. twu ~ SlcdS. on hl@.N
wagon one single SLEIGH pair buffalo I"",~ one
lGIir harnesses one driving harness. whilil'ir''N
spread chain. | spring board wagon / th"hShnd
shingles Il quantity at herds .r~~ >""d. on pillow;
.rin,l,tun. NOV in. machine. haTI"wS. cltIh~ an"
an such ftrIum. tools usually kept "n lar." farm
h,in, too numerous Ia mention. Terms NlN
month credit with banklhlr paper on all sums
ten dollars. ~ ,.
W..t t',,,,urd S,uf,ml,T T.. l-.5.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01

Mass.
After an extensive I.il.r.....
wears continues to ~',.u, .
States .il~" IN Great i..rt..
elm countries. Caveats. -r.,.
ignmrur~. and all paI,I- .r ,...
executed "u lih"ri Terms end
searches made int" Am,iI,.. ..
determine the validity m .rr..
v-uii"n--:iud lr.nl 81 "ih..r ...
matters tnurhin- the Same, ..
amy patent furnished o.. r.....
mrnI- recorded al Wa-hIr-...
TE>IIN uNrs.-
Il REGARD Mir. Eddy Its coll, ...
and capable pra"tiii"urr~ s...
official intercourse. tHl~ -...
trf.......
L haN" ne hesitation jr u--...
they cannot cmpI"y q p,r~,u r....
trustworthy. and m"I, ,ri...
applications in - form O." 80. .r, .r..
and favorable consideration of ...
EbNIED III EkI Iar, ,....
tents.
Nj. Il. H. 1.dd, h1- maa,. r...
on all hut "r'. 81 " nI,l. u.r,.r.
and that Is NOW r'udtu-
proof Of .r,.it talent lld li,....
ui,. tn recommend all lu.,.'..- ..
pI",ur. Ihrir patents .r- iu'.. n..
in. The mn>i faithful attention ...
casts and at very reasonable,
l;"~t"u. ian. I. - ]. .u...
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TT, it. and You VIII u~.. n" "..'.
To Builders and Lumber Uea'

The subscriber haS complete.
Victory. and J. nov pr,T.u'd a.
ANA dimension timber 81 a.'..
Trees arr laT-c. and hr can iu'f.-
timber t"r especial IHIpt~'-
I'M been IN thu hu>iur~~ W.r'
fiatt"r> himself hr uud,r-'
want. and Ia. can till bills ~p',.
rillN. nNH...
81. bloomsbury. Man / L..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
Anecdote of John Randolph's Chaplain

Ii is said that one cold sunday i'll his
chapel on Mr.. Randolph'S plantation.
while giving out the hymn i'll the old
fashioned way, two lines at ii time.
which WAS being Justify sung by the ne
groc>, Mr.. Cloptom, the preacher oh
served Il negro man put his foot. upon
which WIS Il new brogam. On the hot
stove. Turning toward him. he said in
his measured voice, lyon rascal You.
You'll burn your shoe" ~ this WAS Il
ihy me of the exact meter of the ny nm,
the negroes sung it i'll their loudc>t
tones. Smiling 1T the error. the preach
CT attempted mildly t" explain 10y SHY
ing My colorcd friends. indeed Nou
are wrong | didn't intend that for the
SOM. there it WIS again, another rlly mc
in good measure. 50 the negroes sun"
that too i'll piou> tervor. Turning to
his congregation. the preacher said
somcwha sharply, Il hope You will
not sing again until have had time To
explain = but this only aroused the
negroes. who sang the last words with
increased vigor. Mr.. Cl"pt"n feeling
that his tongue seemed to he turned to
rhyme. abandoned all efforts at cNpla-
nation and went on with his services.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
LOOK AND READ!

y" NOR. hr,.kin. "t chimney. SOMETIME, u,v..
" sells at sight. Agents wanted To- sell 1; VI
Bull : Patent Fir proof Mica ~ I.iurl,.. pyr,
ma Lamp Kinney. This j. ON. ri tn. ,sr,.af
st "n"N ~IN IN articles of the present: they will
last Tor Years they give steady light they can
l used as nurse lamp; they will heat water in !,
i"" minutes. sample sent post paid for thirty
cents I" any redress. Territory free to AGENT.
Ian e pi"hl- made For terms, etc address q
NJ. BULL, New Baltimore, y \
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
Farm, Hay, and other Prop
erty at Auction

viii he sold at puhlS auction on the premises in
kirby. October II. l-5j. Al 10 o'clock \. NJ III"
f,lluwin property. VIZ: The farm known Is tn"
La,luc,r Farm. now occupied 10y OTIS =. Stevens
containing one hundred acres "i til" h'>t hlnIih-
land cuts from 81 10 tons at hay yearly SIT ai
ed in south Kirby. miles from West concord d''-
not mile. from >ch"ul. i'll "A good town To hu\ -
fIrn-nn Railroad taNcS \ good Thorough made
house. l. and shed. two barns No each: running
water III abundance. at hstildIn-~. Nl~''. VIII h'
sold at same. time aud place. fifty tons G""i HAY
five, cows all thu farming. tools "n thu iit'. con
Sising "i Irw- h.irT"w-. wagons. -l'l-i~. harH'~>
- and other things too numerous IT, mention.
Terms ~N months credit uu personal pr"p"f = with
,,,u L;,uk,I,l, i;tI,,r ,r real ~tnf.- Ii, It@ For
n,rtiruIir- enquire. OF GEO. &. FRYE. West Con
concord. OF -. f.. : IEN EN- on the place.
West Concord Vi. sept. u - II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01

Many people of Vermont will rcmcm-
hcI. that some forty Years ago. Thomas
Emerson. President of the old Windsor
Bank. waI0>u>pectcd OF r"hhing the
bank of about SjO.UN. the loss of which
caused the Institution t" fail. Emerson
WAS tried. found guilty and confined i'll
Windsor county Jail t"r many Years. At
ln>t. after ucarly half ii century. facts
have come to Eight. indicating that
Emerson suffered for the crime of an
other. On Thursday of last week. ~
Cot. II. Harlow. MAS renewing an old
brick oven in his house. which WIS
formerly occupied 10y the cashier. Kit
trcdgc. he discovered SomrW here he
tween forty and fifty thousand dollars
OF the missing money i'll brick vault
under the oven. The opinion l. that
the cashier took the money instead nt
Emerson. Both Emerson and klttIcdg,'
died several Years since. The bills are
quite dccalcd. but still >orncWh hat lcgi-
bic. The affair makes quite 4 >en>;I-
ton in Windsor iI'oodSfork SidH,i,rd.
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az r'''' y" ;" w. I
t. ''>.''''' VI - '''' pam
81 '''''
a'""' -'""' >"''''''H VIII ~ ''''" '''''I''
y New Hampshire probate" court has
@i'ii''" Na'n',''tI ,i'l" la, .''''''|
'"''''' =" =" ,.""' >'.t IVA
49, NJ
i>>"' "'N i'''>''' W.
John Henry had Il guest Ia dinner the
other day. and during It pause III the
conversation the cnf""t hIJfbie spoke
APP: Il wish | WAS Nou do Nou.
little boy. and why do ,Enu wish You
WEI" me - You "''h S'' N'.',I
'Hi 'ih'nt'i "h'Ii YOU eau N"'''> WIN
YOU N'l''''
The Ipswich Chronicle truly remarks
that 1T l. easier t" raise Il hundred
dollars t"I the purchase of Il gold watch
To he presented To somebody who does
not need 1t than II l. I" collect the same
amount from the same persons who owe
he money.
\ small Boston boy. who had nrvrr
attended chrnrh without his parents.
st ont t" >rr> lee 10y himself. the other
sunday. hut soon returned. and, upon
being a>k,-i the Irl>"u. aid. ''WhN
when rot there. they had a table set.
and a. they seemed /" he expecting
company, came home il WAS com
munI"m Sunday.
It i prcttl we'll known that PrrSi-
dent Grant i mo >prcrh- maker. but the
Hartford Cuuraut SINS: ..Iu priynt,
conversation. il i said hy thoS,. whu
know. that the President can hr both
fluent and entertaining. exhibiting keen
pcrr,utiyc focultic. = spi,c of humnr.
and =, ,Ir,r kunvl,Iur and iut.Ilir,uc,
couc.rIir" 4 wide field of inflammation. -
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w A ~ r D!

EOUELL'> lDrEETI>EHEt
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
STATE NEWS.

A railroad bridge across hohg'sC Greek on
tle Carolina Central Rail Road seven miles
west of Charlotte, gave way iast week
under the weight Of a wood train. The
Engine and number Of cAiS were per
ciritatcd Into gorge below. atiistahce Of
ffty feet, killing two negroes whO We're
SEEING on the COW catcher at the TINE, and
severely wounding seven Others fhe PHI
gtre-r escaped by jumping back On the
terder which did not go down with The
ensine
A Nre broke out In Laurinburg. Rich
nicnd County on Monday week. destttts.
Ing the hotel. five stores. the warehot,se ol
the Carolina Central. together with con:
siderable humber ofcars. The loss Is only
partially, covered by insurance and may
reach S5o,g0 The fire h thought to Ii
the work or an ilicendiary.
caah Hlooms are the order Of the day
raleigh, ChariSite and Salisbury all show
their bouduets.
The Goldsberp, Messenger says Mns
Polly fAriuih died at Princeton Johnston
County said % Ne MI years ofage. She
was old enough ID bear good old fashion
ed nan,e Which, Modern eupheniisin ha'
discarded.
Two su,lRs iaiiss, Miss Hester, p, ippii
and Miss tIura <tatoii, shch about IL year
nfags were DROWNED hear fafbop recently
They were baiLlng in nm Ice pond an IN,
plantation of DR.. station, and got Int,
water beyond their depth.
A youth 81 "a, named Harrison Bank,
was drowned while bathing In Rand,
mill pond, Wake county on sunday last
George Applewhite, col, the last OF IN,
Rol~snn County outlaws wis arrested 10
Goldssoru on Thursday last by Policeman
freenian. He had been in Goldsbor,
sometime under the ndnie Of jackson
when detected, be tnsde desperate resis.
tance to his arrest There was standing
reward of s5cty fbr his arrest which nj,
captbri Who i also colored, will set.
M. w. ID. t,ook the nrt Principal d
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Raleigh
aud who had again become q resident O
that city, has accepted an appointment Al
Stanton Va. and la, removed tbitheI
with his family.
Money order Offices have been opened Al
MebanesviIle and Durham.
Maj. w. A. Smith was NJ Gftehstors
last week. As rreeiser ofthe w.N' c. r.
II. he depcslle,i his check for $1,000 %
psruurce witif the gtsts comnii~smfen
lsklhs tht read on Mr. Merrlmon's hands
TIE Greenville Hsgftsf sass That Mr.
Robert Carney vas retufnipg With bis wifi
and little son frUma visit % . ieighbor
The horse urtached' 10 orc rehicIe became
friyltstrel, rnnaway sri threw Mrs. q,
and tir li,tbs boy out, killing the former
and Seriously hurting the ottfs.
The Gahsn Cleaner says the cfors In
klarnance are the btss sinec me war. We
ccngfnuixte cur Alsnsnce friends.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
s.ls q Iss. :. s..v,.ss.

wecall attention 10 tile sale sdvertised In
DanvilIe on the 18th of July. The rapidly
growing Importance af Danville and the
attention. which has t~sn st length been
drawn to ~ unsarpsrsesl manufacturing
advantages, give this sale an Importance
which cannot be over srtimaied. Bar
gains may be had now which would b
impossible year hence. It's the larges,
sale Of valuaL.e lots ever offered In Dan.
vile aud at time and under eirr,iha.
siaace- peculiarly favorstae 10 the buyer
Our knowledge of DanvilIe and its ca
!aciile~, and ifthe parties connected With
the sale justify Us In giving tins sel,sme I
hrafiy endorsement. lffi go
Descriptive pamphlets with fsap~ of ths
lots can bs had 1T lhe heecrder office.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
rAs s.ssar.;a slrrssessan..

MOL Vol lat ofthissdlnirdply gotten W
peftcdicalis Just befre'ussand We extend
toitsinost hearty, and unqualified webs
come. Its natetiel its excellent, paper,
type. xc&c; wfsYslts 'Aattsr will com.
pare fasuNAbly with Tire best Of our ex.
ciMngss. thSgctSfnsn, only In Its on.
position Acknowledgements 20 viii not Be
'li*eIy to cIashwith Assyibrotestants Views.
Nking Into, ,tbnAiiStnAiic~ Its extremely
'lsIw price, we cordially rccommend It "a
'thepublic, ss a safe, ,snd satisfactory fami.
lyJ0ufiiAl. The hbseme " our editor 70
whom offight belssgs III the beauty.
grace and elotnehce ofour establishment.
prevents more exstsNi~d uotice.
:. 'rhe Nstssnsl fmtestant Is published al
N66Tilberts St. New York, Nvm. H. Van
'ndtwick, 'iiisnxsing ediom.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
e-s l.lyl.s ..s ss~r Dead.

The July number c,mrs out with anew
and handsome tilln page, ard with much
SidItiou 70 its reading matter. IL II the
Equal % any periodical publlsbed III the
south, and should be SUPPORTED as much
for lie intrinsic worth - fer the patriotic
spirit which originsted o..
Price $500 gear which ought 10 en-.
duce every residing man In the state 10
take u.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
TINE so0eER.

+
Mr.. EDfToR:
VIII yua albw n,e sn,ali spare IN your
PAPER, Cor the purpose of telltng the many
friends whom have; In old Urshgs know.
how, and IN Whist nmnheF. I @sls raised
up. J wassraght Hp by ilous paentr,
In lie way In which All children should
he. was taught 10 do whatever .ny par
ents bid me TO do. Well my father lal-
though against my WILL taught me the
cr0pef's trade and followed II for u few
years; but during the time bptpmu dis
gustcd At tie tradp aud rlnsed doors for a
while. During the time friend whom
loved and more especially his daughter
came 10 me and said ~. do you work al
your trade nbw?" l frankly responded.
NO STR. but lie insisted until Iagreed ia
do his work. while was In the attempt
On boupced young lad % sbout six yesrs
old aud ssid-Mf. x. Mama seut me over
To .re n, you xciId do her ssmall job Of
worh /? wen Jack I have very recently
quit the trade "Oh Mr.. X. itisa very
ssfalljob.' .welI Jack what's If He
nan his hand in his pocket aud pulled oui
the buru Of folasses keg and said.'
Mama wants Il stocked lfyou please. !
suddenly threw down my shfn-hoe and
said good bye Jack. Z" tiood morning sir.
Yours Truly.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

See the ss~cciseme~t 'of Taylof and
Bns. wlss socce~ds E. B. Rgse n sive
Tin Ware ~ssd stnve business. Tsre su~
dustry and skiiiuf The nscnoers cftNfS
tirn gives tse~ xvucsw csSen spNM ssse
public. and pstmage savsala auw inapaa
them. This fiim makes wstIug and gut :
,ering . speciality aud their work In this
dine Il unsurpassed Ia iideliiv.--a quality
which tl.ose whs are anno, ed with leaky
ruols viii appreciate.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
'was saess N NNseA :. Aavsrslyr,neas ~.s
r. Cw~lsss.


Asheft sifnesgc, a resident Of this city
siiiiSet agiiitisfhe gold headed CANE, which
'heptized vesy highly. He tl,caght and
'seafclea; went 10 this meeting hall, that
6ffc tlih' dhufch, h1 pisce ofbusiness,
Ind ,lai%ast tfstles~, he wanted % raise cane,
but coiildh,t He waited and watched,
and he %aiitso Ear as 20 keep his eye upon
the dog cart, 10 order On discover ifthey
had fsken ilis cun(e)inie). All IN vain,
.ana ns he rushed iaio tllis oflce, says he
" csnte) Il be % and echo volunteered 90
'c0nsoliug reply Consequently he sdver-
tised, and felt satisfied that he had for oace
found the " balm IN GileaA.n A few days
'bfpatient waI1ng, l,c~eser. tn,d him tia,
even ID this ise WINS disappointed He
could "a no fssftsier-fiuman eEd,rasre
was at an 'ssiia. Ne txpafisted freely on
the eseatsJifes ofAdverlistns, mud went q,
hrs rr#sricse 'pniy tohnd she inaentscai
cane behfiid the door IN the ipuse, Jus,
where he himself had LETT it' he q now
the happy preseason of the cane. 4 oetter
and wiser man, and adverrixs freely.