davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Dr. Nessen n bs srrss g~Dertfattt be- &6rpprs. pvs
Ea ertSlt bas sanis Ssftm Natrsne ane Strait. Wtui
VA Glassn unp anosrs 8trron- Asssreaas uo&lanen tbn
ssut EkSttsieit su entwtdsln mug sr sanss RSrptr lei
Sea. Die &rantbttten rsl&s avs ssanrter 2bdtigfeit %
EaSexnnssprsaas saratsea axb strfaiebeuer 6rt, abe
Die SauytarfeAt bletbt thinner etefelbt. Dies II bo
@raab, Rssn bee .,S@psbif& etttsrt. Ia q ais Stir.
haessit1d mirit, bic gtrbaxansssrsans reselt anh tbu
saanbt Gbltsfttt braeat. y stds fra fbetten tdlt, bh
aafA essab san, serf&tssers Ratur eas sDir aeausS
heesstr kteabra 4.l. 3 Ny
SAatnstu0es
nab AIT snberea Suxeenranfbetttn eataeprn tsts
avs 6tsrunsss tr MaSentbansteti as bad pll
Anla9s sbtr bsttiss Grtaltuns Wsnn bic Spsti a,o
Dseorta stroaust une Der RSrpet IN tcigs behen md. alA
!assta rndbri plrs xub abmassans statrtttn W.
- ed&Da&:s eYaem trlttst sem IL, tefss anial rtp
GrfaItane ss vi entr periOn son ~trafttsr &siua''
car atht u 0etra6t sam, Dk btratmfsnu
sean 1t 8aas soA G&wtubfu1, ~ s.n srfsn :
baabdn. nGtrn sbns assnabms TIRE aurmssI
Ga ant ek &tssIt-aus es 0ubaunnsssrsan,
eSpdlsny ssles sr paittnt ~ do a,mms aha a,at ill.,
hk Dq&werss serurfa6ta aat nt6t bnrH ben El peY
VA sas tbm snisses, gar iaas sea n sasaissn 81
Ssats sas fdledA Nabruae " bt6en
, 1875-12-03
Bsrft Das G&ts S4pebtfA
ctttsrs ssrs ausf&llesIt& bersitet sss
Dentel u. 60,
<sS Rsrs Drttts Straits,
vhtlaeelpbt

20 - yubltfaa ssr RaAaeaaxaseu suS Dsrss A..
Hoan' Y PIC Namensnnterl&rtft ~ }raesrtn eiasnfbS
1Ms sGassx: S&seatae' kb0 eial&s ~ ~ -
1ttttrs tats&IA. eastslaifA
Vstsan4saaEettaaeea n aesRtAe xaf ssxtAes Wyrs
btE 5IAf&x b~estfast
vsts 70 Gsats Hst glsiArL res elafAsa - NS&e
ssssssess Ess asstktsa hs asetsA1ss 9iasam -
, 1875-12-03

Bsrssrbenes Hlat IN BITE paHpturtaas s@ stfssFfiAas
sah iseer ~tsslbaftr 8ranibtitss
3antausf@Idss

Sea,es. stansa. .-surA o.saaas ssaesas~' srsn'
es4sa
, 1875-12-03

Rsfssbs fsattn fss ,tnt Mafat ssm Raluays S..a,s
Relief bet nh iubrsn. sesRiss 3rppfeu In gDsNsr s.rIss
9sanitsit pbsr S&msrtta, Biz nam g0.4lsl bss gOad,rs
a~erabsss. p~erbsussa. 90 "a btFs ale frsnisatas
0sanes cher Sittsss als sn &taHttteL.
, 1875-12-03
READY RELIEF
90 xrsyF:n In stntm baIbsn g!as Wa6u

~ HtTtIHUfN IN URH'BtH ,WHBtNpIIutHI
&ranSfe. Sobpdbe. Serltlopfen. b6fen Best
fAaer,, pereOrbensn Maeen, Diarrbee. -
Surdbfal, Serffop lung, Blabunasu
Mne ale inMeren Geiesn.
, 1875-12-03

Nas M xusIadfeisnsR &rsatpeuss ssr. 4
i6tnsti<&t u%nterwprfen "a sat letetn AZ -
men paraa Die urla&ta selAs swtss ita.a
5ersprufea ant puf&tspsn ant s,tlftttts abs,
tanblaHespett mub mma ptsieibt leta say !,
bard 6i6ItsnesnittsI pas Rupsn,paea es y
gaassysaas xnb pabur& ben sanssp Rerpu AZ IT'D =
..SAwsbtf& 8ttters' .fept aaerreIdi os
ranesnittd ba ben sbea npdtnttn arantbeu,
'Gaufenben hte @eanpbat sur5dststbtp tt.H
yan apefeItcn. II m,rh,, asr >
, 1875-12-03
&eiaa@oite

EAs uneelssus Eranfseifss aus BIZ meste.uuDs D,bsn.
inne sssidbta tam ~at.rnals ~ frab ~sessunsa psrstr
2.aa Rsoranrs sas rS9gssti& Bttus1 1tnaa aa& b.
&n~ellune ane pn ltfts Spur sr obensenaaitsn N
Stse stridptnesa. Dem patteusn ptrs uRtsblbar n
soaaane.ss Selag, estt iurulssssbss sas issas Il fss~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
Messrs. Moody and Sankey.

For months past there have probably
been no two men whose names have
appeared 81 often in English papers. aS
the names of these two gentlemen.
With many of the ari>tocracy of this
country there Is Il constant horror of
Amerlcanizing their institutions. and it
is sufficient condemnation of men or
measures that they come from America
But with the na>SeS there is Il liking
for many ideas from across the Atlantic.
and the reception and support McSSrS.
Moody and Sankcy have experienced.
has been most encouraging to them.
For two Years now these earnest but
modest workers have been engaged in
h"ldin" revival meetings in the great
towns of this Kingdom. Wherever
they go the same interest * awakened
and the largest halls are crowded. often
2O.ooo people tlockimg to their services
Many thousands have profe>Sed con-
version under their lahorS. and though
II l. midsummer the interest in London
seems undated. Royalty. nobility.
statesmen and plchian> have been in
their congregations. Among these the
Princess OF Wales. the Duchess of
Sutherland. Lord chancellor Cairns and
Mr.. Gladstone. have been conspicuous.
| hen laborS are now drawing to "A
close. notice having been given that
they must return to Chicago at the end
OF june. This week il WAS announced
that they We're to hold Il meeting in ii
tent mean t" Eton College. and lust op-
pn>te the residence of the Queen at
Windsor Castle. prominent Sympathiz-
cr> having invited them and made
arrangements for their coming. As
this preparatory college is attended
chiefly 10y the SONS of lords and di"uita-
Iic>. WHO consider the Established
Church the only path to Heaven. IA
great storm WAS raised. The Hous. of
Lords spent most of one session in dis
cu>>ing the >acrilcgc of these vendors
of religious wares" being allowed to
Ni>it Et"n. and Il hurried meeting of the
governing body was called to consult
upon the subject. The head master
had said that he could not forbid the
boys attending any other entertainment
and did not STE the reason why he
should make an exception in this case
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
NeighborlY Kindness.

Next to the plivilrgc of loving the
Lord with al. ON heart. is that of low
I'M, our neimhbor rs ourselves. This
may aup,ar Ia some mind, Il difficult.
if not an impossible attainment. but
like all really Valuable acquisitions. il
we'll nuNS i'm the final result for all if
costs
NV nci"hhor has 4 flower ra,dcn. the
fragrance and beauty of which delight
the >,us,. of ali who approarh il. Not
iur himself alone. hat to crafty others
a> we'll. has he made this OUTLAY of time
and money. and all he expects or de
>irr> in return i that thry appreciatr
and enjoy his flowers. | EXPRESS my
admiration of his garden. and a sense
nt .hIirutinu for the uleaSIr, | have
derived from il. and he makes m. NOR.
than welcome To my share of the en-
io,ucut F,.lium that h, has lahor.d
To- some burmese. he is encouraged to
do sill more, for others. If he ,rr;,u"cs
, hnuuriet for = poor ucigbhor. who has
neither the health nor the means to
rultix,t, , Garden of his own. if Is from
tL,. ,.h,i,..s, Ia, .,I.,t. and in :, ,i,in,r
; -:
P''''iH ~, M Nv 'l'"'' ',"Fi'i''H !" M
''N"' wen repay '''''' '"i '"' S"' ''''' =,
anu Il '''>'H W ,''".'" I'''''' ""!'''
' r'"'' ,'|','.""'' t" nm ''''tu "''l'"S
''i' '"N' '"' H''''N' II IL, T"'''' >''' ~
%N' Us P''H'i'' '"|' ne '"''i" ''"'
'''''H '"''f' "''''' ''"' "'''
N',,''
IN Si''"'' ''> ''''I
III '''S S''''''' '"'" ''''''i'i VIZ" an
"''p'r supply '"' us "N" .l''''' ne l'
"'','''''H tue one WI" Is ''ii"u' ',.'"''
an" Sehh> over Il n;'Sht'l"I' MS i''"'
h'hi"t>N gives Il pressure l" "'ih par ,
,fN '"'N '"N' '''i' "'''eI '''"i'' anu
'"'ii "'' ""'T"'''S ''' '''"' 'e' '"\"' u,
'""'''' ~ sue ,':'>''' IN"
''i' '''ti Si'''''" VI ''' "''i'' Us Pi'-
- '''' ''HN'' WI Il '''''' ~ :
.'': - 1t n'''' ''''' l''''>''''i 't"'' ' II
;,,','t.,,,, ';.i. ,' ,i -" 'I' ,I
,',.,,'i ,II,,.,.,,,,',. ',I.,..
!i;,
,i i"' q 'i"' ~ ~ N''' I.i, ~ ~
r. .'',',',. ..,,I ~. ,,'.. ,'I ~,
49, ''''; '''' ''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23

and the governing body afterward sus-
tanned his decision. Had it been Il
theatre. circus. or any other show 1t
would have created no disturbance. but
to hear Mr. Sankey sing some of his
iuimitable religious songs and Mr..
Moody deliver Il plain aud earnest dis
course. without robes and prayer book,
WAS n contamination which could not he
endured. The result of all WAS, the
tent was given up and the pleasant
garden of Il gentleman was thrown
open. \ large congregation gathered,
consisting of the neighbOring gentry,
many of the students and citizens OF
Eton and Windsor. and the oppC sitiOn
but increased the audience and the in
tereSt. With the exception of some
few of this class they have met but
little opposition. and the religious
fcrvor which has been kindled Is con-
Siderrd more extensive and not less
deep than that of the days of Whitetield
and Wesley. For two Years they have
held three and four services nearly
every day, and they state that they
have not been hoarSe or i'll during that
| time. OF failed to meet an appointment
/ When it is considered that their i'm
menSe audiences have required the Ut
most power of the lungs to enable all
to hear, and great nervous excitement
results from such services. II Is wonder
full that they are still i'll health and
strength Birmingham correspondence
Of BOstOn .JOHrHH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23

old. that they burned ardently to do
something for God. Their inquiring
was. What wilt though have me To
do ," Great faith must precede JOY i'll
God. This grace is thought to he rare.
hut it existed of old. and has existed all
down through the Church. David re
ioiced before God. when silly Michael
rehukcd him. Paul rCioiced with JOY
unSpeakabIc aud full of glory, but it
bcromcS lis 10 he careful in speaking of
our Joy in God. lest our poNer of speech
outrun our experience. and we cNdg-
gerate.
Every grace is just ~ faith is. Our
faith j. the true index of whatever else
there is i'll lis that i good. Our access
unto God 10y prayer must he through
faith.
One particular and valuable grace |
now alludc to. which some speak of and
practically regard as Il myth. This
grace, j. full ASSURANCE" Many of the
saints have triumphcd in its pos>e>>i"n.
and it may he ouIS: but let us rcmcm-
her that full assurance comes of strong
faith. When we are in doubt aS to ou
spiritual condition. we must strive earn
c>tly to obtain more faith. To do this
is like letting down the shutters. and
taking the roof off from the soul.
Little faith. cropping his way along. Is
/ like IL man living down in a dark house.
where but very little LIGHT comes III
/ through the crcViccS. Prcpo>tcr"uS
and painful would be the task to try
and scrutinize. or take an inventory OF
/ the furniture. 10y the Scanty light with
! in. Neither could this course possibly
increase the light. but let him 90 To the
window and throw open the shutter
and if there is light ut all. it will shine
IN. Open the soul to the glorious sun
hcams of faith and righteousness.
If We are without faith. we are with
"ui all good things. All the heavenly
Ni>itamt> aIr away until we have faith
I'M if faith is our guest. then come il
all those glowing and glorious graccS
aud hold sweet intercourse. III our souls
aud peace and happiness are ours.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
ST. tJohnsburn Galedonian.
II. .I"hn~nury. VI. FRIDAY. July *3. 1879.
Rrliaious l'radina.
Watching and Waiting

Blessed is the man that hcHieth me.
watching daily at my gates. waiting at
the posts of my doors.
Behold. as the eyes of servants look
the eyes of maiden unto the hand of
her mistress. 50 our eyes wait upon the
Lord our God. until he have mercy up
on us.
At the door of the tabernacle
of the congregation before the Lord :
where viii meet YOU to speak there
unto thee.
In all places where | record my name.
will come unto thee, and will bless
thee.
Where two or three are gathered to-
gcthcr in my name. there am in tn,
midst of them.
blessed is he that wailcth.
blessed Is he that watchcth.
That they should seek the Lord, II
lraply they might feel after him. and
find him. though he he not far from
every one of lis.
And 1t came to pass. that when jesus
WAS returned. the people received him
gladly; for they were all waiting fol
him.
Prov. :: "a. PS. l2}: = EX. -: T.
EN. ~: u. Matt. l.: ~. Dan. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
A Bath in the Dead Sea.

Mr.. c. \. king>bury writes us follows
in Forest and Stream of IL bath in the
Dead Sea
Reaching at last this most remarka-
bic of all the seas and lakes on our
globe. we prepared to take bath-and
such IL bath | can hardly expect ever to
take again. | had previously bathed
in numerous seas. lakes and rivers. but
never did enjoy such Il bath as this.
The specific gravity of the water is
such from its holding in solution 81
large proportion of salt GIG! per cent. }
that one floats upon its surface like Il
coIk. At the time there was only Il
gentle ripple upon the sea, and being Il
good swimmer | ut once struck out into
deep water. | soon found that | could
not only swim and float with wonderful
ease. but that could actually walk in
the water. sinking onlN to the arInpitS
Discovering this fact. | made for the
shore. and taking DIR. c.. who was one
of our party. who could not swim. by
the hand. led him into the SEA where the
water was many fIthoms deep. At first
he was quite reluctant to follow me.
but he soon gained confidence on find
ing there was no danger of sinking. and
he enjoyed the novel bath Us much lis
II he had been an expert swimmer.
Should the hather allow the water to
get into his eyes or mouth he would
suffer considerable abatement in his ell
ioyment on account of its extremely
salt, bitter and irritating nature. No
fish can live in this sea : but various
kinds of ducks abound here at certain
seasons of the year. The water was
as clear AS ordinary sea water. its tenn
perature was agreeable. and it has an
oily feeling. aud altogether its action
Oh the surface of the body was such as
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
Directions for Restoring Persons Ap.
parently Dead from Drowning.

|. Lose no time. Carry out these
directions on the spot.
ii. Remove the frOth and mucus
from the mouth and noStrlls.
Ill. Hold the body for a feU seconds
Only. with the head hanging down, so
that the water may run out OF the lungs
and windpipe.
". Loosen all tight articles of
clothing about the neck and chest.
V. See that the tongue is pulled for
ward if 1t falls back into the throat.
By taking hold of it with handker-
chief it will not slip.
VI. If the breathing has ceased, OF
nearly so. it must be stimulated by
pressure of the chest with the hands
in imitation of the natural breathing
tolcihly eNpelling the air from the
lur Is, and allowing it To re-cnter and
expand them by the elasticity of the
ibis. Remember that THIS Is THE MOST
IMPORTANT STEP OF ALL.
TO do it readily. lay the person on
his back. with IL cushion, pillow or some
firm substance under his shoulders
then press with the Hat of the hands
Orer the iOT"r part Of the breast bone ana
the upper paIt Of the abdomen, keeping
up Il gegular repetition and relaxation
of pressure fTenty or thirty times Il min
ute. \ pressure of thirty pounds may
he applied with safety to Il grown per
son.
VII. Rub the limbs with the hand.
or with dry cloths constantly, to aid til,
circulation and keep the body warm.
VIII. As soon Us the person cal
swallow, give Il tablespoonful of no
water. or some warm coffee or tea.
I IN. Work deliberately. Do not Civ,
up too quickly. Success has rewarde'
/ tie efforts Of hours.
Published ut the request of the HUI
name Society of the Commonwealth o
/ Massachusetts. $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEDY

This popular Restorative l. one 81 Oh. .-
artti"n- IN the market tor thu hum1r
like all other Hair preparations i ,'..f...
sulphur. sugar lead. nitrate silver CO., .luEf. .-
Will inIUrc the health. 1t caU-"- 'i,. ..
upon bald heads. Restores thu ham O.. 70
colin when caused from premature t,,t
and prevents the hair from tallH- "u'
that unpleasant itching thai - tiI' IE'.
hair : drCIN. tui-- dandrut and .t.. .-.-.
thu scalp. and ~ Han lIr-~Iu- 90 ..-
IL low W. -Iv" a lew pI"~~ AMI Iud
tin' itr~.
Southampton C.,fs.r. O,I"I,I I-....
YIN" l. tho -rrttr>t linn IA the unh.t
Gl"yrr>vilr >'nDdu5d ' o..
E'l"i~r> all that have used IT. aud The, ..,.
Hudson sta. y. Y. I-l} -a,~ ll, ..
and thu treatment 81 IL uIanl,i.t,tut,r ...
thu han I" -r"N upon ti. head ct '.|' .H.
where II has been utt toT wars and $40
thankful.
IN, Vermont Tni"n "f AiIIl II -. $50
Han \in' - i PREPARATION "i ~uI"t,.I
iI"n. i. T.. EucklAnd. ll"l>"h' Nr--
at d.indrufi. tried rNrrN Ih,n- t"I N'.lr- '.
the u.s., "t tw" bottles.
l.. BlaLr. II"ly"kr Mass li,.,d 'u ...
h:hr Low M timely used thl'' ""i''-
Tia, fourth.
u l. Mckenzie. Hair pr~-l I-.a.
writes January : ~ Tl,.-,. -,ut ....
i"rrl'~ more lIair ' inr >,Id vl.H ...-
III Nv" weeks and did some GOOD ,uf'~
I">,ph " illnm>. Hair pr,.~,,I I.'r,...
writes ia -iHn,. ~ am d'Iu- N,
HAN Vine. They all d,I,ud "a m, o. q
pat it "n 1" "n, man Who's. head ,rr
II has started hI~ haiI-,nlN used .
Please send me m"rr 10y '\pI,~-.
:. L.. French Glover. Vt. witt l'.
la | have tried u nuuh'r 81 lil. i.'".
I" prevent my hair from filIu- ".'
have found nunr thar Will H. u !'....-'
tw" bottles liair ' Inc Ia a N,It shaft
."ain writes. thai II. '. You ~'ui i.e'
| used "nr both. N-t-lf and let 'r'. .' ..
nav" til" other. 1t has nearly stepped
from coming cut. am in hopes l.. -.L
Pleas send me two bottles m"r' "- ..
III il.
Try it. and you will ~" u" "ihI
ASK N"ur druggist and merchant
Il M I" me for Trial bottle: II ~ Us" H '
Address {. W. RICH AEl'>u\
Wells. Richardson \ TO. liurlU-i.'. NJ
al Agents for New ENGLAND
= Beware ct imitation lr -.i..
IN light c"l"r,d wrappers. printed N.'.
red INKS with Cut at female ,Ii O. "a ...
For sale i'll 81. Jnhn>hurN la &C. l.'-
q. ID. Randall. druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23

IRUE To THE CHARACTER. Il say.
girls. said Il little blue eyed. tlaxcn
haired hoy on Second street yesterday.
''l"t me take N"ur candy and we'll all
play chicken"
lis it nice ," inquired half Il dozen
sin year Odds in chorus.
mice, you bet it is. Let me show
you. Now. I'll lay the candy down here
on the step. and YOU all go down there
and come up when You hear me call
like Il rooster.
The girls rctrcatrd and gathered in Il
group about fifteen feet off. while tn,
boy got on his knees. with his head
over the candy, and began to call and
strut and Hap his arms like rooster'>
wings.
'Cluck. cluck. rat. rat. rap. cluck. .
and all the girls came running up and
bent to pick up the candy. when the
little fellow opened his mouth and took
it i'll 1T one gulp.
"Oh. y"u mean boy" they cried. You
have taken all our candy"
'That'S cause | played rooster" said
the boy: ''rooStcr> always call the hens
mp when he finds Il grain of corn. and
then picks it up himself" st. JoseJL
(.HO.) Gdcetfe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23

to develop those pleasurable sensations
pertaining to the sense of touch. ac-
comparied by the most delightful ex-
hiI,rotiou. Of all the baths in the
world. give me bath in the Dead
Sea"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
Derby Line Silver Plate WoTS

We are manufacturing and Il plat
Table ware III very superior u.'i''.
ware Forks. SpuunS. Ladies'. 40. HI'
finest nickel silver. and plated " %.
FULLY equal III weight {" thu hr~i 49,.
every piece FURNISHED. ON w"ih o..
every respect with thr we'll kmnwu l..-'
Goods. aud We will plate over any i"' .-
not prov" ~ represented. w sell
knives made at one piece. duuhl'
money than they can he h"u-hi '.-',
spoons forks Ladies. Ac w .,l-" '.'' s.
III gold and silver in Tia" highest 81 .
rates for r'-platn. table, ware i"i '..'
iaurint>
Good smart Agent Wanted
I" take orders Tor re plltn.. Hrd OF
AnN smart N"uu" man "r lady '.'A
thing AT work for u~. AddT--~ I"i'.
Plate Works. Derby Line. VI. ...
I1tf w F ENSIN N
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
Flowers,
Shrubs,
Plants

rh. subscriber l. prepared t" furnish Flowers
Plants shrubs and Erut Ire. and "v"INthln.
i,rtanin- t" the Flower and Vegetable Garden
I"uit" tihhi.. inl "rh'r l'liHt~ III their season
Al>- Flower and Nr--tthl, SEEDS
JAMES HAMILTON. II J"hu-hury. VI.
rIum.au Corner 81 Webster and Paddock II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
flor Sah.
FARM FOR SALE!

The subscriber wishes t" sell me Ia" W ~ Vim.
owned and occupied by the la'e ~. fr,m pas
said farm il located in Barnet. miles Il" N,
smpsic and one and one-f"urth miles IRON nt,
mills II contains about ~ acres 81 s'i AN, tr.rs
an excellent sugar Orchard of one th"ns'iin ,i
aisn , GOOD ANIL. orchard of large trees hiu-
are in Inod condition with never failing "d'Ii,
Terms made easy. Possession TiTth lii't WIW%
if desired. Ia 'i-N " nc
Barnet Vt. May p. ls1'. 'f''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
Gsfafr.s.
MOTIONS ESTATE.

rkI MORTON - ~ y Il
| STATE OF VERMONT. ESSEN DIS ~ =; aid dis
In pTni,atr Court held AT Guildllai III S"'u "''
,rirt on th, 2gth day of June. y II. ~ nf
Ii,,.r II Morton administrator "h 'li 80. 80, ia,
~ HNf,rtnn Late of Concord, i'll SAID "l~'II'.
r.,.rd presents his administration ii;ti, n
~ ,u,ination and allow Ince, AMI il"h~ .'ff tI,.
t,,' a deere. of distribution and Iif'i'i"h " '
estate of said de ceased. :, ,r, that said
occnnnt and said application IT, rri,il," 90 nH,.
I'm uf said Court To- h" held at Inc r""',' ~
:; I.uiLdh,II ON the l0th day OF August -:
49, far hr,lin. and decision thereon: w" " II
t,a,l.r nrd,r,d that notice hereof ht @lE'h l" ~
,',,,s interested hN publication al th' sun
Ii. v,,.k- >u,c,SSiNrlN III Inc 'i'
n,.yvsu,l,.r published ut ST .i"hn>i''iN pre- n,'
To- said time appointed for h''''i.i 'li INV i,,. Il
'PP IL. ,,,,y have, why said account ~h"ui h"'
h.' ,Ilnv.d and such deere" made" rl,
w WM. II. nAETSHOEN, JUDY" "i ir""''''
tru,. copy of rrcoId.-AItrSi' ,ph,,.
,,r,TE nF VERMONT CALEpo>IA l'IsrEIcr -
n,oI,,,e Cont held at the Probate Office i'l
;, IhnsI,,rv within and for said district, on Inc
9Th day of July. y. u. IT,. ...,,.. r,ud,u
l,nys, O Harris Guardian al SAVES i'i'''''i ,'
of Lyndon in said district. an ln9''' ~, -
,,,,L,- .uni,,tinn To said Court l"r I''hH' ~
III ,I. Mimi. of th,. res, ,>tHt" "t his NIlh var"
r,urr-,uting that the sale thereof Tor .nr pun "
of putin. the proceeds "i N'''h ~ ' i ,tatr
i,,,.t;u,, th,. same in stucks ur other rear 'N'
MI IL L',,r;gI Ia said ward: Whcr-up" II Is
r,I,r,d bv said tnurt. that said application u" II
i,.rrd To a session thereof. I" he h'iu al w
I,I;,. in said st .InhnShUrN. "n the 2i'h ''IN "'
IuI,- \ u I-,I for hcITIu. and dtcl~l"h th'l''n
mJ il i furthcr ordered that all persons interest
.J he uutitird hereof by publication "l h"l'' 81
said auulicatinn and order thereon Ihi't M"H'
| sucr,ssiycly in the talcd"nan, printer ~ -
linn sbury before. said time of hearing mai 'h'N
NAV iuI,.,r at said time and place and II they see
rIii.,. nbirct thereto By the Court All, 81
"a -, HENRY FRENCH. Register
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-23
,,,> rp~rrrvrS ESTATE.

IOIi\ RE\FREW : ISl y T. -,
y The. Subscribers having been appointed ny '!i'
Hnunra bile PrnbatcC our for hr'iI>trci OF ath",,
claims and demands of all persons against the t~tit
of john Renircw. late of Peach nam. III s;ii''
district deceased. represented InS"iNrhi ana ,I
t,,, f ix nnuths from the 18th day of June, l-'I,
hrin., allowed bv said Court I" til" creditors "i Nilh
deceased To exhibit and prove their Respective
rlaiulS before Give notice that "" VIII al'lu
to thu. duties eli our appointment at TIA" dwelling
house of Mrs Mariah VI. krntrcw. III i"acilali' III
said district. un the 18th days al august ana ne
,rmh,r nest at one o'clock in the ait"rn""n. "n
each "t said days.
GEORGE T. FLAIR tcomm.r~
-u.-L JAS. GRAHAM.