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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
NEWARK
LAND COMPANY.
San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co, California.
Title perfect. incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now i'll
shape: the Guarantee Fund paid IN. This
Company Will be pre- pared in May to take Pc! ties
by ste mboat and railroad to their town and
lands BY reference to the Coast Survey Chart
twill be seen that at Fotrero Point. in front of
Newark The deep water comes all the way
through the channel from the PACING, with the
c. Z. x. 4. running in 4 direct line through
LiveTmoIc Pass. making this the connecting
point between all pats OF the United States and
uy deep water to all parts of the globe and the
grs attest manufacturing point Oh the Bay Of san
Francisco plenty of water, good climate excel
lent soil, AID easy communication. fGEchasers
getting possession can false large r'ps by
planting as late as July 18th. Tins Company
Will commence active operations n b'IilcInG
soon. For all Information, circulars maps, aud
subscription, apply at the office OF the Company
4G5 i California street. basement, opposite Bank
Of California san Francisco. hi, land
" Ill be sold q: auction May 2&. 1915.
by IL NJ. Newhali ~ Co., in acres and
lots to the highest bidder. Terms OF
sale Credit to large buyers. Possession viii
be given by the LIST of June. or sooner ii thee crops
are of.
steamer NJ s. Latham leaves the foot of Bran
nan street, opposite the Pacific Nail Steamship
Wharf San Francisco, Sundays, Mondays, " ed
nesdays and Fridays, at $50 o'clock. arriving at
Newark at IL to half-psst IL, according to th''
tide. giving from four to five hours on the
ground. Returning leave Newark az halt past
O'Clock, arriving at San Francisco at half-last
six r. NJ. The best of Restaurants on the steamer
on the New y ok plan; pay only for what you
get: Breakfast 80 cents: Dinner 20 cents. tare
for round trip seyenty-tive cents. Stages con-
meet with boat. running to Niles, Centreville-
Washington Corners, Warm Springs and San
Jose.
my11-1m Manager.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

A WELCOME AND TIMELY EAINsToRM
took place on Saturday night and Sun
day last in Paradise Valley. Crops of
grain are looking very handsomely in
consequence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

A SLIGHT SHOCK of earthquake was felt
at Winnemueca on Sunday morning last.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
VOLUME 39---NUMBER 2OO3.

he carried off in Il bag. On the street
he happened to notice that his shoe
string WAS united, and placing his bag
of gold upon post he proceeded to
tie his shoe, when he was seized 10y II
presS-gang and hurried of to Il war
ship, where he WAS kept in service. His
story of the bag of gold was laughed
to scorn. Soon after his abduction he
WAS taken prisoner in an action with
the MoorS, and for many Years was kept
i'll bondage. Meanwhile the bag of
gold had been found 10y an honest man,
who advertised vainly for its owner.
and at length set up as Il banker with
the unclaimed capital. He prospcred.
and ut the end of 10 years retired from
active business with Il fortune. One
day. an old man called upon him and
claimed the bag of gold. He proved
to be the sailor, who, having returned.
had heard of the advertisement, and
sought to recover his lost wealth. The
retired banker was satisfied that the
lOng-lost owner of the money was be
fore him, and, asking him to call again
the next day, promised to give him the
money with compound interest added
The old man went away. but never re
turned and the mystery now is IN re
gard to how he disappeared, and whith-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Scene at a Bull Fight.


oie ol ll'e 'i"sl ilrliIlll% scenes ever
Witnessed ~ the ampiIthealer at tadIz
'l"hS'ilcu III 'ht autumn "l iNiI. l
WAS Ill the rItN at that time, bat Wa>
not ut the thcatcr. The circumstances
were related to me 10y Il friend. 1t will
he understood that the really thrilling
scenes on snch occaSiOns are not ui
blood. Bl"od is to" common Il thin" at
Il bull hight for rivers of it, bc IL brute
OF human, to thrill an ordinary audience.
something ont OF the ordinary line Is
what trahspIred on the occasion to
winch refer.
NntIrr had been posted ia aii the
pubic places that on Il certain day tia.
bull called FL Moro (thc M""rD would
be introduced III the arena, and that
when he should have been goadcd olI
to the utmeSt fury, a Young girl would
appear and reduce the animal +" quiet
suhIcctI"n. The people of tadiz llad
heard OF FL Nero hN the most nIagnlii-
cent bull ever brought int" the city. and
II soon became known that the gIIl thus
advertised t" appear III :" strange and
I"iIns part was u peasant giIl OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

that the water mounted higher and
! higher.
"Fool Idiot!' l exclaimed. "Why
dld You not think of it before? You
are your own murderer -
My eyes had rested Oh my revolver
in Il second ! had fired two of It's bar
rels into the lock of the door, shivering
1t to atoms, and the next minute | was
upon the deck-only just in time for
the vessel WAS settling fast. Ii would
have settled long before, but that the
storm had abated.
With Il wild hope | looked for the
boats. Near or far all was alike-dark-
ness hid the waters. But having sue
'eeded SO far, | was resolved not to de-
SPAR. One by one | discharged the re-
naming barrels of my revolver, and
then plunged into the sea, to swim as
far us could from the ship before it
sank, hoping that | should find some
pieces of the wreck. | did so before
had proceeded tar-a mast with cordare
attached. This helped me; for after
!ashlng myself to the mast us well as
could, the waves bore me away. Sud
d"uiy. however, fearful rush of water
add I'll me.
was drawn rapidly back, and then
down, as IN whirlpOol-fung. as it
seemed, here, there and everywhere
after which | remembered no more.
When | came to, | was in one of the
boats, with May Brodstone leaning over
me.
1t appeared that directly after morn
ing daWned, the boats were called to-
,ra hnl and Ia
names, when mine was found missing /:
upon which he resolved to row back
and see if he could not find me. urged
thereto by many of his companions.
who wondered-;ls did not Jacob Kiel
what could have prevented my get
ting into one of the boats.
The seI was nearly calm. the sun
shining, and their search was not diff
cult. They soon perceived Il dark oh
ject. Approaching it they found it to
he myself, clinging like grim death to
the wreck. but laughing and yelling
like Il manEIc. In fact, | was mad,
and for some time after they had man
aged to gel me into the boat | re-
manned so; then | became calmer.
though ! WAS delirious for Il whole day
and night.
Directly semsibilitl returned and |
told my story. filling every one with
horror. especially May Brodstonc.
Il see it all y exclaimed the captain.
The villain Last night our boats
separated in the darkness this m.rn-
ing the one hearing Jacob kicl and the
worst "t the crew WAS missing. He has
either >tcercd the boat into different
track, or paid til, fellows to desert us.
fearful of the punishment that might
have awaited him when We touched
land"
Whether this Was So do not know
for We never heard of Jacob kiel
again.
That day we Were picked up 10y one
of Green's ships. h"mrward bound. and
III due time We We're landed in England
where May and | were married. and
where We NOW reside for my wife will
not hear of crossing the ocean again.
rs she cannot forget. ;s indeed. | can
not that most terrible moment of my
life
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Russian Immigrants in Kansas.

The most prominent objects in To-
peka, just now, are the newly arrived
Russians. They are somewhat differ
ent III their appearance and character
from their Mennonite fellow w-citizrns in
other matters beside their religion.
They are German III blood and language.
being German colonists i'll Russia or
their descendants. but they hail from
the government of Samara, on the
N0lga, Il long distance from the district
i'll extreme southern Russia which has
furnished the Mennonite immgration
We judge that III the Nolga country
dogs are not as sedulously cultivated us
they are in Kansas, but that the dso i'll
duStry is neglected in favor of sheep
raising. AT any rate these Russians 90
heavy on shccp>kin as Il wearing mate
rial. The ari>tocracN wear long sheep
skin coats with skirts like Il woman ;
dlcsS, which reach nearly to their heels {;
OF the top of this coat is erected Il sheep
skin collar which reaches Ia the upper
edge of their ears. y round cloth cap.
shaped like Il sausage in the form known
as the 'dabs," covers the heads of the
Russian geutlemcn. All of the prlSom
not covered with shccp>kin and cloth
cap is covered with high legged boots
of the most substantial character. Ar
raNcd in his costume our Russian friends
might move umh;rmcd through the
midst of an Irish row. the II ing brick
bats rcholnding without effect from
their >heep>kin armol The army of
Russia is emcampcd at the Topeka house
and Il large number of them seem to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
The Blessed Day.

w hat shall little children bring
On Christmas Day. on Christmas Dav?
What shall little children bring
On Christmas Day in the murningl
This shall little children bring
On Christmas bay on Christmas Dav:
Love and JOY for Christ. their king.
On Christmas Day in the morning!
What shall little children sing
On Christmas Day on Christmas Dayt
What shall little children sing
TN Christmas DAY in the morninr2
This Grand old carol shall they sing
On Christmas Day on Christmas Day;
With all their hearts, their offering bring
On Christmas bay in the mornins-
For Christ was born i'll Bethlehem
On Christmas Day, ON Christmas Dav;
For Christ was born III Bethlehem
On Christmas Day in the morning
And all the bells on earth shall ring
On Christmas Day. on Christmas Day;
and all the bells "n earth shall ring
On Christmas Day in the morning
And all the angels i'll heaven shall sing
On Christmas bay, on Christmas Day;
And all the angels in heaven shall sing
On Christmas bay in the morning.
And all the souls on earth shall sing
On Christmas Day, ON Christmas bay;
And all the souls on earth shall sing
On Christmas Day in the morning.
Then let us all rejoice amain
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day;
Then let us all rejoice amain
TN Christmas Day i'll the morning"
-!S. Nicholas for Jdnuar,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
'IuiIel.
Squlibs.

The Danhurl News man. " lu wears
Il very promising boot. Went home to
tea the other night and being asked to
get Il Scuitlr of coal. Iir refused because
"f WcarinrSS. SAID he: ..lt don't seem
a> if could pat one foot before the
other. What's the matter - asked
the miserable w"man '.ain't there
l""m = He got thc coal
The rarity of common Justice among
men is shown 10y the fact that the ur.s-
papers. i'll mrnli"ning the shameful life
of the lLlr Isaac VI. Singer. call it il
"culi"u> fact" thar he lrcu.uizrd all
his childIcn legitimate aud iII"giiinlatc
equally in h, will hN giving them his
ilaHc and making ample PROVISION for
them.
Prof Y, in Rochester University,
insists strongly on pron"Iuring final ns
in Latin like English oosr Student in
IrcilatI"n. not approaching the point;
comes upon the word ..protuqus."
''Proir~~ol. would Nuu, on vonr priuci
piles, pronounce the word prof-you-
goose or prof-yoH-gonSc ," Professor.
IN rage; "Lrave the room instantly,
sir"
1t is related of ii Paris portrait paint
er, that having recently painted the
portrait OF Il lady. IL critic VINO had Just
dropped III To Src what was going on in
the studio, exclaimed 1T Is very nice
lN painted. bur why did you take such
an ugly model ," 1t is my mothcr,r
calmly replied the artist. 'Oh, pardon
Il thousand times" from the critic, in
grt.it confusion: ''NOII are IiULt | ou,rbt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

garh of an Andalusion peasant. and with
an AndalHSion face. spramg lightly into
the arena, approaching the bull fear
leSsly. and at the same time calling his
name:
"Moro, Moro, Ya voy,'
At the sound of the sweet voice the
animal ceased its fury, and turned to
the place whence it came. and when lie
s;Iw the girl be plainly manifested pleas
IRE. She came to his head, and put
forth her hand which he licked with his
tongue. Then she sang Il low. sweet
song. at the same time caressing the
animal by patting him on the forehead;
and while she sung the suffering mon
arch kneeled at her feet. Then she
stopped and gently removed the cruel
banderilloS. after which. with her aim
around FL Moro's neck. she led HIM
towards the gate of the torriI.
Until now the multitude had been
held spell bound, hut when they saw
the gentle mistress thus triumphant, IA
shout went up that shook the very
walls. In an instant the bull turned.
the flames again in his eyes, but the girl
very soon again Suhdued him, and led
him out from the arena prize which
she was to take back with her to her
home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
business DIRECTORY.
,r. EHSjHcSS und LOcdfi0H of the icdti-
.I E.r>inc~S UOHSrS in 81. J0hnsbHrV.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
...I Z, SONS IIuNt's EIurk L. l., ~

o.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
..-..II.N = SONS, H"yt's Block. Il. Il. 81
ipothecarics.
..<GlINM. "" =. Bank Flock. Main ST.
attorneys at Law.
.~HH NAY. over L. r. Office. and Post Office.
.l.. IpE No. Calcdnnian BIZ. up stairs.
WILLARD Main ST. over Hall \ Flctrhcrs
-.... l-titr Broker.
i:"nI>> and Stationery.
..rI,N EOWELL. Calrdunian BIN Main ST
Book Binders.
u SOME \ co. Agt's, Monument Square.
HIimk~--LegaI and business.
Il ~IuNE \ 60. Monument square
Bakers and Confectioners.
..~-A uGNpLEY. Main Street.
Clnthiug. Hats and Caps.
.N l NuuI;E Elnk El"ck "pI">it" 81. Johns
- U..-,. dealer IA Ready Made Clothing. Hats
.., ....- t,,u', Furnishing Goods, etc. cic.
Clnthing for Men and Boys.
SO T .lEI.NNllS y CO. Fairbanks Village.
trnr,rr,. Glass and Stone Ware.
... NlEGNNkS n CO. Fairbanks Village.
..p,li.,. raprr- HangingS. Window shades.
.- lIUHNNK~ \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
nN3N~ g. i',,louilu FLOCK Nam Street
.... ...A ~NlrH t-uiou Elrch Main Street.
". l. Goods. Grnc"ri..~ and Fruits.
....~A rEIEENGIII~ EASTERN Avenue.
I,r, ,.o,d-. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
H.lT \.,uur i'",h I. L. STREET
IAEEENNk~ y 60. Fairbanks Village.
Flour and Feed.
.., N}lI:IDII N 90. Eastern N,rnur.
Furniture and Ci>k"t>.
..ls ~Nlr~EE Nam street.
..>r'Il.A 80 E\ll ! VI. odd ,.lluW~ Elk. Il K. It
iarnil, tr"ccri"~ and Fruits.
s v ,upk e GO. l.e>I,Iu Avenue.
Iiir Manufacturers.
- I"ul-h.u> File W.'k-- opp. Passenger Drr"t.
Groccrir~ and H"u-r- k"rpinc: Goods.
b - /. FNIEINNN~ 60 Fairbanks Village
Insurance, DI'f'..D
j. ~}H.FNI J. ,Tjr.,t l;,,rnad Street
iron Founder and Mnrhinist.
ID hL 10 I/EiI North end, L. Il. street
N"rrhant Taiior>.
. rbtEWuOp nanvilIr Block. l.. Il. Street.
Photographs.
'. .',IIFIpl;D ralrdunian Block Main Street.
vito %. HASTINGS. Browns Block. Main 81
PRINTERS and Publishers.
H ~luNI Co. Cacdonian Block, Main ST.
stoves and Tin Ware.
B B tltI,iIEE. Eastern Avenue.
F. B. $ g. WOODRUFF Railroad Street
W HNnl EI Eastern Avenue.
Variety and Grocery Store.
l"A HAhNIl Eastern Avenue.
Watches, .Jrw..lry and Toys.
|Gi'A EOWELI.. Calrd"nian BIN. Main 81.
u6.sHIpN Railroad street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

The QEEEREST LAWSUIT IET.-A
suit is now pending on demurrer to the
petition before Judge Mitchell in this
county. i'll which Mister Samuel StickIer,
,jr.. an infant, about one year old. is
plaintiff. and Marshall county defend
ant. PlaintitfallegcS that he received per
manent injury scrotal hernia while in
rcntre sa mere (hefore hirtl) bv an ac-
cidcnt 10 the mother by the hreaking
down of il bridge while crossing Linn
creek. Il mile east of this city. 4 nice
question of law is presented hy the
demurrer aS to whether the action can be
maintained, dctcndaut'S counsel claim
ing that Mr.. SticIl,r WAS hardly man
enough to he hurt in that way. and is
quite lntln!tesimal vet. and that il is
impossible that he can prove his ailments
originated from tine accident and the
plaintiff : youth and imeNperience. to-
gcther with the shaking up he received
at the time. will not justify the court in
receiving his testimony. The attorneys
on both sides have ranSackrd all the
medical llmanacS and sent to China
for the ancient works of ConfuciuS. to
ascertain whether there were any pre-
ccdcmts for So unprecedented Il suit.
Seriously. the ease is Il novel one, and
II Is said II" precedent can be found so
tar t" absolutely support either side
We may add that suits have previously
been Instituted by Sans father and
mother for injuries alleged to have been
sustained 10y them at the same time sam
came to .rirt - NdrShaIIfown (InD Re
publican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Going to the Bottom in a Box.
HOW / DIDN'T GO.

Yes, terrible-tllat is just what it
was. | shall never forget it. even
should | live to one of those wondrous
ages at times recorded i'll the papers.
Moreover. 1t was not thing for ii man
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

"REMINISCENCES OF TWEED AT WASH
I>GToN.-''Bill Tweed" first made his
appearance here at Washington in April.
l-Jl. as foreman of the American engine
company. No. Il. which WAS composed
of daShiu" Bowcry b'hoNs. When he
Introduced them to President Fillmore.
he simply said These are Big Six
boys, Mr.. President" When they had
left the White House, he said that his
speech WAS long enough. as they were
't> much grandcr-looking than anN other
company in this world us was Niagara
Falls grander than Cruton dam. In
December. lS:I3. he came here and was
sworn IL aS the representative from the
i'll the :E}d Congress. During the two
sessions OF that C"ngIcSS he was il regu-
Tar attendant, voting squaIely with the
Democrats. and he made two short
speeches. He also got for IL relative the
job of supply ing cane seat chairs for the
summer session, and became Indirectly
interested III IA binding contract. Many
assert that the board of public works
here WAS modelen after that founded by
Tweed III New York, and would have
been part of the machinery which was
to have elected a TammanN PRESIDENT
Certain is it that he took go. 900 worth
of shares in the Patriot, established here
in November, 1870, by W. W. Corcoran,
Richard Schell, j. f. Barrett. Fernando
Wood and others. bat disposed of his
stock III ISL for :}3 cents on Il dollar
" dShingt0h Letter to B0ston J0urndl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

'PILLERING. They were coming
down from Saginaw on the boat and us
Il swell rocked the steamer. the Young
lady screamed out. and crawlcd around
until she seized the yorng mans arm.
'Piller Yer head right here. Susan
he exclaimed. patting his heart with
ON" hand. and slipping the other around
her waist. when Il tellcr loves a girl
as loves You, he could take her on his
back and swim II miles in Il brc-limc.
and then 90 home and hoe corn till sun
down. PilIer Yer head right here. my
love, and if it rains, and halls. and
thmndcrS blue hlazcs. don't You squcal
one >qucal."
Are we safe ," she trcmblingly in
quired.
''Sdir rs Il COW tied toa brick wall IL
feet thick. my love, just lean right
over here. shut y"ur pcarly eyes, and
feel ;i* coutrmtcd a> if we set on the top
raIl OF pasture fence waitiu" for a tin
pcddleI to arInNc in sight :"
She ''pllcrcd." and cvcrybndy re
marked that ir looked like Il hero.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

III \i;l 4. BATES,

III <i;N 4. BATES,
..'E\tt NI LAW. L. Il ST st .T"hnsburv
10. 'it"nd I" any professional busl-
'' '''' '''' at "''"'''"'' '''' 7'S
81 ,,,u,,,,rr
H. u
.l ,Hl .\\,Y GOODS rno1S and SHOES
.. r.yu., a. 81, M,
49,. I' i,"' .,r tI2y' ."'h"I2' n"'rt ".'"
', "a" L%~rHt nil't7' AT
., ~ErrI Sr .THHx.rIRy VT.
I..rt....l.t,., ,,,,,..-'.,,>
uTa,. nI E,-r,lu,,. Main Street
p:;. nc. NfWEII
..t.-.. ,,,.,.,,.,-,
.'.. cor. "i hur'h and Nrrin@ Sis
Dl\IIi~. ~5L\ESTtE A. co
rrnr,. *
y u h'' T. l.
''.' '""rh hallr"ad Street
HNt.I,tr, ,> . 49,,
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JnfrLG.

Ma. -. .'ni\~HIHl HOUSE.
81. JuH>SRIRN, VT.
....... NNE>IE HOUSE.
tu'I-'t ST JoH<sRURY. VT
MORRISON. PruprirI"r-.
"hHrHEEM lGOG HOUSE,
M NFwruRT. VT.
+. EpN MAN. Proprietor
III HOUSE
30 - tNN' l>rU. { tAIIFuKNIA
~ MOI L CO. Pruprirtors
VI hA\>EIELD HOTEL.
..,.,- ','"I with all the m"dern improve.
.mm"i,tiun> for 800 quests
T. kEElEE. Manager
AMIN. ST. LhNE> HOTEL.
,'r.,l,.' I'LL 'l.,~~ hotel in every r.sp,ct
MIR EICk. Proprirtors.
r.,.r, 7. JULIAN HOTEL.
"E" L. WARD rroprirtor. SiN'''
Pc W..,,, hAELBoRO HOTEL.
.'NIN.Iu> ~IEFtT u-
' ,m"Il"iu and Eurnp,au Plan
rn,r.. Il >lENFNS prm,ri,tnr
~ HOTTER House, Hr,dfnTd
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-uldtti- '|'-
..,- rru,.,"p, per annum ------------ $50
20 ... 20 al NinCt' ------ 800
,..I-,rihrr viii lind "n his paper i'll con
' s. uuu,.. Ih,. date To " hich lac has paid
.,- .- necessary.
free. ia ,nrdnnia County. Subscri
..- ,..alut, wIll remit With their sub
..... ,,.nt- IL addition for postage, a. the
...,.- al pu-taGr on the Cdied"HiGH To
rr,.,. At the II. Iohn-burN Post Office
,...iin-. OF all kinds done AT living prices.
'' ..l l.iI,ru machinery and -kIlliul work
,.ud~ "i Job Printing can he done as
...iI a. IN the cities.
80 I:lam,-. card and Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising:
., r.. lOu,~ one iuch spaccD one week. - 90
4. ,riI cont InuauCr.. -
.... I'D. Iu,-i onr week "ck..------.-----.----.. :. ~
4. Irh continuance. 1890 IL
.... ..Hi,. iuch OF ~piccl per year. 40
-. ...t- InI wear teach lIncl. commenced .OB
.- -irtl-. Notices to Legislature. etc 1..tU
...,.- per square. one week ,--------- -
.tCh continuance. --------- Sn
... ,,,msnf> WtSirGfed irih cats. t,renfn-
tirIare Orcr acdle rates. No Obj.cti"Hd-
r..t, fecric"d and nothing bUf legitin,dfe
,',N,,'J ."'iciird.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

a LONDON MYsTERY.-A story is told
III London about Il man who. having
served III the navy during the wars
with the first Napoleon, became entitled
to large amount of prize money. This
sum he collected at the proper office,
one day, receiving it in guineas, which
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
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