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ALIENS LUSd BALsAM causes the
lungs to throw or the matter that is collected
over tho ~air-cells, and makes the patient
breathe moro freely and purihesI tho blood,
gives strength to tho body and toDo to tho
digestive organs, and heals tho irritated parts
and give lilo and health to tho system. Asthma
IL roon relieved by iH use.
For sale by dealers in family medicines
GENERALLY,
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Hasty Burials.

Hasty Burials.
On the left. hand side of the carriage
way, as You enter Pere 10 Chaise, in
Paris, stands an immense square build.
ing called Le Mortuaire Publigue.
Here the dead are left for a time prior
TO their final deposit, and morning and
evening each body is carefully kan
med, and indications of returning vital
ity watched. The lids Of the collins
are left open, aud every means are
ready ut hand TO sound the alarm in
case o: returning life, and to r~esnsci-
tate those who show any ri nB of re-
turning cOnsciouBness. The French
people have u morbid fear Of being
buried alive, and the state OF catalepsy,
with its various phases, has for II nun
her of years been the subject Of mature
Thought among the physicians Of
France. The danger of hasty sepulture
has received so many illustrations in
the United States as to make it II ques-
ton open t. grave discussion and 10.
form. The percentage Of those awaken.
ing from their long sleep, according TO
French statistics, IL about one in 400,
and the probabilities are that in Eng
land, where the period between death
and burial is generally six days, and in
America, where the deud are thrust out
OF sight ~ quick as possible, the per
centage il considerably greater. I'm
necessary haste characterizes most of
our doing upon this side Of the ocean !;
but in no particular are we more inju-
dicioua, more guilty Of want of feeling
and scientific Observation-Disclosures than in
the rnpidity with which we dispose Of
our dead.
In the experience OF u medical stu.
dent, publishea in tho January number
Of the Inland Monthly, by Enrique
Palmer, we find several wcli-nuthenti,
Gated cases, sufficient TO fill the mind
with horror and to turn the thoughts
backward TO many faces whose lifelike
expression upon their day of departure
from the light of heaven has remained
indclibiy impressed upon our memo
ries. We have first the caseof a strong
nan who dropped away suddenly, was
put in the grave and the GODS stamped
upon his coffin. Four days afterward
the body was found twjsted round. an
ankle dislucated, hair turned white and
torn ont. and features distorted in n
terrible manner. There is next the
cas- Of a youog lady, beautiful III per.
son and ACCOMPLISHMENT. laid AWAY
hurriedly. Upon removing her remains
to another cemetery the open coffin dis
closed a gashed face, lacernted breast
and arms, tufts of hair sire wn about,
ieet drawn up as is if in wild effort for
r%elease, the hnely-chiselea features
scared by finger.nails. Lrss than n
score OF Years ago a young man, six
DAYS after burial, was fonnd turned on
Jis face, with one arm bitten to the
bone and other evidences of n frightful
death. wrcslle. In the various grave.
wards of the land, where cemeteries
have been dug over and exhumcd. there
AVE been often found bodies or skele.
cons turned over on their sides or faces,
with knees drawn up, Joints dstended,
hunds clenched NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. their
narrow prison-house, fingers twisted in
thp hoir and numprnus utL,r aviden,ee
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Diamond Cotton Chopper, Cultivator
AID Planter, aud Corn Planter are guaranteed
TO give satisfaction by n southern company
whose character and responsibility are yoncb-
ed for by tho leading bank officers OF North
Carolina. The GOd Medal was awarded it at
the Georgia State Fair. See advertisement
elsewhere. Send for circular.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-11

PERSONS requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some pills
not only cause gripping pains, but leave tho
bowels in u torpid, costive state. Parsons,
Purgative Pills will relieve the bowels and
cleanse the blood without injury to the system.
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IT IS q rare thing that physicians give
any countenance to n medicine, the manufac'
ture Of which in q secret. About tho only OK
ception we know Of IL Johnson's hnodyne Lin
iment. This, we believe, al endorse, and
many Of them use it in their practice Will
great success.
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BuRNErr's FLORAL HAND Book. See al
Go to Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, III,

You need not go 10 Florida to cure
your cough. Take TUFTS Expectorant and enjoy
tho comforts of home. This is good advice.
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A WANfED-M and women, oJ4 o
"A week or tiD forfeited. The sec, Il free. Write
o. once TO COwEN q CO., sth street, New York.
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choorfully recommend IL asa blood purifier
and strength restofor, j.. NJ. ROBINSON.
Discovery IL sold by druggists,
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A DvERTISERsl send - cts. 70 u 20, 7. Row.
IA ELL & Co., II Park Row, N. Y, for their At;ui'
phLa Of 100 paoss, cbntEiulng liBta OF s00a newb
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CDHstdHt EmpiOymtHk.- home, male or female,
go q week warranted. No capital required. Par.
ticulars and valuable sample sent free. Address,
with &c, return stamp, q. Ross, Nllllanlsburgh,N ny
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The blood being the source from which orr
eystems are built up and from which We derive
our mental AZ wellas physical capabilities, how
important that it. should be kept pure. If it
contains vilo fostering poisons all organic
functions are weakened thereby. Settling
upon important organs, IA the lungs, liver or
kidneys, the effect is most disastrous. Hence
it behooyes every one to keep their blood in a
perfectly healthy condition and more especial
" does this apply ut this particular season OF
the wear than at any other. No matter what
tho exciting cause NAV bo, the real cause OF a
largo proportion Of all diseases IL bad blood.
Now, DR.. Fierce does not wish to place his
Golden Medical Discovery in tho catalogue OF
quack patent nOstrlns by recommending 1t to
cure every disease, nor does he 20 recommend
il, on the contrary there are hundreds Of dis
eases that he acknowledges it will. not cure (;
but what he does claim In this this. that there
i. but one form OF blood disease that it will
not cure, and that disease IL cancer. He does
not recommend his Discovery for that disease.
vet he knows il to BIO tho most searching blood
cleanser vet discovt red and that it will free
the blood and system of all other known bloed
p%oisons, no they animal, vegetable or mineral.
The Golden Discovery ~ warranted by him to
eli o the worst forms Of skin diseases, as all
form, OF blotches, pimples and ernptlons, also
all glanduiar swellinge. and tine worst form OF
scrofnlous anu liberated sores Of neck, legs
or other parts, and all scrofulous Diseases OF
tho bones. az white swellings, fever sores, hip
| Joint and spinal Diseases, all Of which belongs
TO scrofulous diseases.
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASE CURED.
w. GROVE STATION, Ia, July II. 1872.
DR.. PIERCE, Bnffalo, n. Y.
DsdT !SH-My wife fret became lame nine
years ago. Swelliogs would appear and dis
appear on her hip, aud she was gradually be-
coming reduced, and her whole system rotten
with disease. In 1871 a swelling broke on her
htp discharging large quantities, aud since
that timo there are several openings. Have
had five doctors at an expense Of 1926. who
say nothing will do any good but a surgical
Operation.
July III. 1873, he writes thus. Ny wife has
certainly received n great benefit from the nae
OF your Discovery. for she was not able TO get
of tho bed and was not expected to live a
week when the commenced using it, a year
ago. She has been doing most OF her work
for over siX months. Ilas used twenty bottle,
and It'll using It. Her recovery il conzIdeic ed
az almost miracle, and we attril n Q it all 10
the nse Of your valuable medic.Ie. can
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--r--~ The ELASTICTRUSs
L1HA AND SUPPORTER i
Am ELASTIC " nGw sbb sins adopt q,
u TRUSS. Eeveryw where BY the lead
ing physicians. sur
geonS, druggists, army
TsE1| and navy, hospitals
~ gymnasium, etc.
The success and univpr
satisfact'O on they have
gwen, ~ wei as Tue great numDer OF radical cures
they have effected. has demonstrated. the fact that
rupture ran be surely curef without suffering ~
annOyances. and WRhotR ne danger n incu, rin0
Spinal di'edSe or paralysis. often caused by the se
we're pressure of Metal TIuss-s and supporters
IL IL the only ure Gu 9 for Hernia, M IL Il the only
russ IN use that will hold the rupture secu ely HI
all positions in which the body can be placed. II
will periorm radical cures when all others fail, II
can he worn with ease and omfoIt when no spring
lrusses can be used. chen once adjusted no mo-
ton of the body or accident can displace 1t. Thes-
in'trhmrnts nave the unqualified npprorf Of the
most eminent practitioners In Inc , ro:e-.iOn.
From the numerous testimonials in our posses
sion we append the following:
: A FER the OK perience of months patients testify
strongly to IT'S efficacy, as well as to the sfse and
II edon IRON inconvenience with which the in.
strument Is worn. with superior advantage, the
Fla tc Truss possesse, In a high degrea ALL re
quisites and qualifications claimed for other inven
tiOns. I have no hesitation In regarding ii as an
important means for the relief and cure Of Hernia.
NJ. CARNOCHAN. N. D,
" FIX Health Gfhcer sfthe P'rt OF New York, sur.
g%eonin-t hlef OF New York State Hospital, etc
GEo. v: HOUSE,. NJ. D.. supt Elastic Trus, Co.
''' wv s'V TWILL " tuITty JthiN III ~
own person, from the use Of every form Of Metallic
Truss procnrable In this country and In Europe. I
two years ago, applied your Eldsti, Truss. and
SINCE tn t time have experienced com'"rt and
satisfaction, and been taught the truth, that the
Elastic l'nss Is the only instrument that should
he used for the re ief and cure of Hernia and now
after more than thirty years continuous practice,
and having adjusted many hundreds OF Trusses
land for The last twenty months yours exclusive.
~ I gratefully declare IL To be my deliberate opin.
lon, that yotr Edsffc Truss Is the only one entitled
to The confidence Of the pnblir; that elasticity II
the only power AT all adapted 10 the requirements
OF u Truss or supporter. and am convinced that
your Elastic Truss fctnally cures n large proper
ton OF all cases to which II Is applied, not only
among children. but In numerous cases within nv
own knowledge OF patients from 5 to IS years OF
az. ii. BUkNHAM, NJ. ID.
Prof. OF A nat0my and surgery. N. Y. +. Medical
College. -
beware Of cheap and worthless imitation Elastic
Trusses. which some parties advertise and sell,
frLudulently representing that they are manufac.
tnred by the b lastic = russ I Ompany.
These Trusse, are sent by mail to all parts OF
the country satisfaction guaranteed In all cas- =
b lore purchasing any other, write for Descriptive
Circular (Issl tn The
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
GS3 Broadway, New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-11

MEDICAL ADvERTIsING.-Thc medical
profession are out.spoken in, their de.
nunciati6n of the system of medical
advertising, and declare that any medi-
cine that is advertised is n fraud. How
thoroughly inconsistent and unfair is
such an argument. The men who are
20 loud in their criticisms, are those who
advertise themselves as medical avaas
by osteutatious display !; splendid resi-
denceB with massive door plates; last
horses and costly carriages. Or. j.
Walker, OF California, an old pract,tion-
or. respected alike for his skill and
conscientious independence. dares to
differ and having discovered in his
Vinegar Bitters a purely herbalistic
medicine, free from all spirituous pois-
ons--a wonderful specific for numerous
disorders, advertises the same for the
relief of his felIow.man, and is borne
out in his declaration of its many vir-
tues by thousands OF invalids, who are
being cared OF disease by its use.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-11

JFhe American Patron ID the most popular grange
: and farm paper-il IS II year. Specimen free. Adj
% dress J, X. BARND, Publisher, Finilay, Ohio.
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The Extravagance Of shoddydom.

Some of the New York furnishing
companies keep u score Of artists in
their employ who design the interior of
rich houses, so..that wall-hangings, cur
tains and carpets belong to each other,
and are made for each other. The
fittings of the parlor Of n wealthy PhiIa-
delphia banker arc all in Egyptian
style. The pale tapestry carpets, the
upholstery of the antique couches,
woven for the suite, and the hangings
which represent desert scenes, are tap
estry fine as mellow painting, at distance
enough to lose sight of the stitches.
This compound Of light green and sand
yellow tapestry, ebony and ivory sphinx
heads, collins aud claws, cost three
hundred thousand dollars money
enough, common folks would think, to
spend on II suit of parlors. A Cali
f0rnia millionaire has ordered from q
house, u parlOr suite that cost two hun
bred and fifty dollars in gold, all de-
signed and made in New York. The
amount looks very large for these hard
times, but it is not business meu or
those in active business who do these
things. 1t is those who have accumu-
lated great fortunes III stock, gold, oil,
or in some other way, and who have
hauled out Of tho current with more
money than they know what to do with.
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IN . PER- commission or ) q week
~ = ~ salary, and expenses. We oifer II and Will
pawn ARMY now a. NVnlhar a. Co. Marion n
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"ONDERFUL! 90 only for the Ia IONAL
w kNCYCLOPkDlA. Agents may coin
mony at This; tue commissions Write
to 4, ELWOUD XELL, Philadelphia, Pa.
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moufodlrhe Peoples dollar paper, frE toNTs
WdnlGulnuToR, sntarGed TO- O. Columns religious
ooov.Nn"a premiuus, sample, terms,
AdENrSje'c &C., free. J. II. EARLE Boston.
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VeSetab'e and Flower Seeds. send &c stamp for
' catalogues. Ilobt Veitch &Son New Havcn.Ct.
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Tnb DnWdon one package makes l quart finest
lin IUWUUl black ink. by mail per doz., 81.
Slnglr ack 25C j, G.. Harris, Druggist VenaDgO,p Pa.
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" n to Sy5 PER DAY-Send for 'ChrOmO'
catalogue. j, II BuFFOR Ds Sons Boston.
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,An0n A MONTH.-AGENTS wanted every
VlJkl where. Business honorable and first
MT,U class, par,iG1lass sent free: Address
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED,

For new and popular books. Just Issedu by the
American PUBLISHING Co among which are The
Great south "" History OF democracy" . People
from the Other World " - wit and HumOr.r & :.
A new hook by Mark Twain, and one by Bret
Harte, nearly ready. Send for circular for terms,
etc, to p. d.. RANDALL Il co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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rnnlr 30 Calling Cards 7 tints 20c. by mail: send &c
Udl uN, stamp to ". L. Bacon, st. Johnsyi 10, y. T.
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I.1k A WEEk. Agents wanted everywhere. For
P5 - outlit BIC. FGrrGn Il WALKER, Dayton, Ohio.
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0O00 Il month to agents every where. Address
pAOO EXChIsfoh M'F'G Co., Buchanan, Mich.
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z EcQDO per day ~ home. Terms free. ADDRESS
GKo. STIssoS IL Co, P0rtla nd Maine.
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Agents. Chang Chang sells at sight. Necessary rs
soap. Goods free, Chang Chang Mtg Co, Boston.
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~ TT NT q Catalogue Free. Itu-
IN dOlph a. Co., l0lS N.
~ NJ 9Th street. st. LOUIS. Mo.
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on A Day. Terms to agents free. Address II. l..
y IShepard Il Co. Bost'n, N. York Chicgo or 81. Louis.
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COTTON! COTTON!

TV1II d earliest ana most Prolific Cotton In the
i world Make from to 2 bales per acre: four
weeks earlier than any 9th err cotton. Send for cir
cnlars. Address w. y. MCCARLhY, Carr0llton,
Carroll county, Miss.
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Women are like everything else in
this world-a very mixed up affair.
According TO our own observation,
ILni.n nrn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
st. Johnsbnry Centre.

About ten o'clock last Sunday even
ing, as Il Miss Common, teacher in the
Catholic school ut the Plain, was COM
ing back from Lyndonville, in compa-
ny with Il young man, and Just after
crossing the bridge by Judge Bacons,
the horse was frightened by Il load of
hop poles which had been left by the
side of the road, and SHE'D against Mrs.
Bartlett's fence, breaking the sleigh
badly, and throwing the young lady
out upon the ground. She struck upon
her head and was badly stunned. d..
Nj. Bacon and wife SAW the accident
and went to their assistance. The
young lady was got into the house, and
soon recovered so as to return home,
not being very much hurt. The man
who was with her when thrown from
the sleigh, chung to the lines, and was
dragged quite distance, but finally
stopped the horse. This accident is a
warning against leaving loaded teams
i'll the streets over night.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

decided to locate in this village; and is
to move into the house formerly owned
by the widow Chase.
The Ladies' Mite Society" of the NJ.
Z. church met at the residence of |. X.
kenaston on the afternoon and evening
OF the 10th. A larger gathering than
usual was present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Walertown Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday, Dec. II. $50
MARKET BEEF--A few choice 80 90 a 5000; extra
= - 30: first quality - - a 10; second quail
lty So 90 90; third quality - ~ n u
STORE CATTLE-W"rkng oxen and Steers, pes
pair, 500 $50 $40. 5000 a S24O.
Mich Cows AND CALvES-S3j a st3 extra s6' II
so Farrow Cows 500 80.
fEALINGs-sIO 90 a s22: two years old sl- Fs2
three wears old So SO
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-In lots q % 80 90
. 30 - 81. g 90. 90 30 per head extra % - a
81 - per head. 7!c per III.
Spring Lambs. a 00c per III
Veal Calves. 30 % a 50 %.
Brighton Hides. q a q per lb.
Country Hides q 7tc per lib.
Brighton Tallow. g &c per III.
Country Tallow, &c per III.
talf skins II Ice per lb
Pelts. 81 GO 81 30 each
y: Il. Beef-Choice grade includes nothing hut
stabilized 100 to 400 lbs Bullocks. Extra and first
quality includes the best, large fat Second
ana third quality includes oxen aud two and three
Years old Steers
Sheep-EXtTa includes Cossets and when those
OF inferior quality thrown ont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
McIndoe's Falls.

The sad intelligence has been re
ccieved here of the death OF Mrs. Ste
phen Barker. which event occurred at
her home in Northampton. on the 9TH
inst. BY several years residence i'll this
to our people. During the war, Mrs.
b. was connected with the Sanitary
Commission, and stationed at Washing
ton. and she did much for the relief
and comfort of the soldiers. She was
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Barnet.

Barnet.
The village school under the instruc-
ton of Miss Maggie S. Bole Of West
Barnet and Miss Emma Harvey of Pas
sImpsic, has an attendance of "a schol-
airs.
VIM. l.. (Bub) Gilfillan, has got some
new harness and is drawing wood to
the r. K. for Hazen, Morrison & Co.
They have sold the X. K. Co. between
600 and 700 cords and have between
100 and 200 cords of IL in wood which
they propose to sell in the village for
5000 per solid cord.
Seth and Hazen Ford are delivering
their wood. and expect to furnish the
X. X. with some 600 cords.
Butter moves slowly along this sea-
son, but several hundred tubs were
shipped from the depot during the last
week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Greensboro.

Greensboro.
Mr.. \. Crandall of East Haldwick has
purchased the gr!>t mill in this village
for S:}5OO. and intends to thoroughly
repair it. He will furnish com. flour
and feed at the lowest market prices,
and thereby be a great benefit t" the
town.
The neck lie festival in aid of the
Library Association Ut the Hotel of \.
Il. Cook on Wednesday evening. the
18th. WAS Il pleasant affair and enjoy ed
10y many both old and Young.
There have been two ca>cs OF canktl
rash in the family of Mr.. Dorman Mel
vim.
Mr.. Cuthhertson had Il ear load OF
apples delayed on the road and the cold
weather troze them SOLID. Some think
il wont hurt them if they are not dis
tuIhed. but allowed to thaw gradually
in Il cool cellar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Lyndon Centre.

An effort is being made to get up a
singing school ut the Centre. Those
interested will meet ut the Free Bap-
fist vestry tomorrow friday evening
to consider the matter.
A donation for the benefit of Rev. W.
l.. Moves will be held at the Free Bap-
fist vestry, on Wednesday evening,
Dee. - This is really Il donation as
it will not apply on salary.
Eben Clark of East Lyndon killed
an eight months old pig which weighed
Az lbs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
..,.ud y ogdrn-burS X. X. Trains.

GOING WEST.
.r.,,.-l-a>r~ 81. Inhn-hury at 600 a. m.
-u Walden 800 East Hardwick go.
- Johnson at ll:OJ.
r.- tI.nn does not run Mondays.
r. Leaves ST .I"hnsburv AT JO5 p. m
o. Walden sos. Grrcnsh"rU i:2-. East
-l.- llnrdWick G:I9. arrives al johnson
v.H train leaves West Concord for st.
Q .. Of % u. IN. Mixed train at - =. III.
COME EAST.
Of, rln-Iravts johnson at 600 a. m, Hard
-u Last llardwick 7:;s4, tirrrnSborn 49,,
.,..5 Dauvillc 10 arrives al st. Johns
81.
.-I TrIin-I.raV,.S johnson at Has. a. IN.
...b I:iU D. IN. +. Iardwick ;.:O3. Greensboro
walden 300. Danvlllr 3:IJ9 arrives AT -.
-..r. Al i3j.
Int- train does not run Mondays and Sat
e. H.II train leaves st. J"hnSbury for West
g ..,I 81 40 u. IN. Mixed train At 80 IL. III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Danville.

New faces in the desks last Sabbath
Rev. c. W. Thompson exchanging with
Rev. Mr.. Nichols of Barnet and Mr.
Wheeler exchanging with Mr. Milliken
Of North Danvile.
b. F. Rix's singing school is in a
furnishing condition. He has IL large
class of beginners. and also a large class
apparent why it should not he an en-
tire success.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Our Advertisers

Oul advertisers.
c. c. Bingham has been AWAY for a
couple of weeks. in council with Santa
Claus. He speaks of the result in ad-
vertiSing columns.
l.. ID. Howard has opened coffin rooms
i'll Ira Harvcy's building. on the avenue.
Wick. the Rochester florist. has some
thing To say again this week
Annual meeting of the NJ. II. Il b. r.
Il. Co.. at lra>burg the 18th of january
The young Ladies' Missionary Circle
ask your presence ut the North Church
next Tuesday evening.
Probate notices on the estates of L.
G. Porter. Walter Wright and Moses
Watson, will be found in this paper.
Geo. ID. Randall comes to the front
with his usual stock of diaries for the
new Year. Look ut his offers.
Geo. II. Hastings does not close his
gallery this winter, us WAS anticipated
The FairhankSeS have lots of elegant
holiday goods, of which they speak
elsewhere.