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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

ty, 1t appeared that some manifesto
tions of rowdyism caused by liquor had
taken place on certain public occasions
during the year. and from this the town
agent suspected that he might he the
victim of misplaced confidence. Ac-
cordingly he set about estigating the
matter, and the same evening succeeded
in making certain boys admit that they
had been getting liquor under false
pretences. Pursuing his Investigations
further. the agent discovered that par
ties from Danvile. Barnet. and other
places, as well us some in Peacham.
were getting liquor by lying most base
~. and often by giving fictitious names.
Mr. Sanborn, feeling that something
should he don" to stop such proceed
ingS. invoked the aid of the law, and
one of the deceiverS from Barnet plead
guilty before his honor, Justice
Choate, and that excellent and iucor
ruptible .jurist fined him ten dollars and
costs. Another has been arrested and
is soon to have his trial. Still other
parties are to he summoned. and We
understand that the work Is to 90 on
until there is more regard for law than
ut present. For the sake of parents
and friends. aud in view of the fact
that some have expressed regret for
their conduct with a promise to amend,
we withhold their names.
And now somebody predicts eNce>-
sive heat during the coming summer.
The centenarian. Mrs. Pike. now liv-
ing in Johnson. has been quite i'll for Il
few days past.
Judge Poland has been appointed
chairman of the committee OF arrange
mrnts for the funeral of tongrc>Smtn
Hooper.
The Greeks have recently made an
attack on the Almrui.,nS in Bethlehem.
Palestine: several on both sides weir
killed.
\ poor woman was floIcn I" death at
Portsmouth. Sunday night. Her hu>-
band was in the lookup for drunken
Ness.
Mr. jerome l.. Farr. one of the pro-
rrictorS of the Marlboro House. Boston.
died on Sunday. He Will he remcm-
bcred as the former landlord of the
American Hotel. Burlington.
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For the week ending Tuesday, February 10 1875
MARKET BEEF-A few choice $40 IS a 90 90; extra
60 80 10 80: first quality Ss 80 co. second quail
ity - % a : 80: third quality s. 90 a 90.
STORE CATrLE-W Orking Oxen and Steers, pei
pair. 500 Sl50 SID 5000 $40.
Mich Cows AND CALvES-s35 a s63 extra 500 II
sos. FarrOw Cows Ssl $40.
YEALINGs-slO 90 SIS: two years old $40 a s2s
three years old so a si5.
lRICKs OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-ln lots, 90 10 e. 50
- 10 g 10, 50 %. 80 90 per head extra 50 IS n
50 % per head, OF ) a &c per III.
Spring Lambs, % "A OOc per Id.
Veal Calves. 81 90 "A 800 90.
Brighton Hides. - per III.
Country Hides SIC per ID.
Brighton Tallow - &c per Id.
Country Tallow 5tc per Id.
Calf skins II I5c per ID.
Pelts. 81 90 81 80 each.
y. Il. Beef-Choice grade includes nothing hui
stabilized 100 100 lbs Bullocks Extra and first
quality includes the best, large, fat Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and three
wears old Steers.
Sheep-EXtra includes Cossets and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out.
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lrahs.

At - J"hnsbury Feb. II, Julia \. Chapman
wife of Mr. Geo u. stevens. and daughter of David
chapman ESD. of East II. .I"hnsbury
In -. J"hn>bury. Feb. 10 Mr.. Joel Fletcher
aged about -.
In II .Iohnsbury Feb. Il Miss Lille Mcleod
aged u year,
In Win"na Mimi MARY \ wife of Ethan {
Curtis formerly Of st Johnshury aged about b
In Waterford Feb IL Norman >toddard aged
- wars Mr. >toddard the only brother of J
j. >t"ddard Isq.. of this village. He was a very
Int".l -'ni. upright man. and much respected 10y
al. wh" knew him
In Iyud"nvIll, Jan = Capt John Robbie aged
- Years Capt. Robbie a resident of Bradfort
tor many years.
In Greensboro. Feb IL Mrs Alex Young aged
50 wears
In ab"t Feb / MIS-. Lucinda Lance wife OF
Mr.. Robert Lance. aged % years
In ab"t Feb : MIR A Potter Perry aged o..
In Danville Feb. II, Marcia NJ. staples o
Noah Burdick aged - years and 10 months.
In 81. Irhn>hury East. Feb : Tina L. daughte,
ot CRANE, AM Henrietta +. Russell aged II
wears. months and II days
ton, III her chidlk purity
Out from the Golden day.
Fading away in ia" h-ht sweet,
Wh,r,. the silver stars and sunbeams meet
Where the purple Ii hit and the hill tops greet
over the silent way.
over the bosom tenderly
Ietrlv white hands pressed
The ashes lie soft on her cheek s. thin
" here the snftest light of the rose hath been
shutting thu blue of her ewes within
The pur, lids closed I"
over the sweet brow lovingly
Iwinoth her dark brown hair.
She was fragile that Love sent down,
From hi- heavenly GEMS that soft bright crown
To shape her brow with it~ waves ST. brown
Light the dmping
iirtrt~ where the darling head hath lain
Held Icy loves shining ray.
Know ", the touch nf her gentle hand
Mak"tl light III, harp in the unknown land;
q ~h. waits fur with the angel band
oven th, starry waN
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5Harriagrs.

At the house of Mr.. Geo. Gray. of bradford
stark Co. Ill Feb. 10, by Rev. j. NJ. Henderson OF
Elmira. Mr.. Thomas Scott, of Perry. Dallas Co.
Iowa and Miss Jennie q Henderson. of Bradford
lll.-F"rmrrly al Pcacham, Vt.
At Barnet, Feb. . at the house OF the bride,
father. ny Rev John I;"lc. Mr.. Peter Mclaughlin
of 'ir"tun and Miss Lucy y. Mckinley of Barnet.
Vt Danyille Feb. 10 by Rev. e. W. Thompson
James II Wilson Of Danville and Emma j. Thorn
of st. .Jnhnshury-
Vt the +. BAPTIST Parsonage y Danville. Feb
la, by Rev \. p H"ughtaling, Mr.. Franklin 7
Yatta and Miss Lydia :. Anderson. both of st
.Iohnshury-
At East Hardwick. Feb IL by Rev. \. Y. Wood
run, Mr.. Calvin b. cole and Miss Fannie \. Will
iaun-. all Of Hardwick
In West Burke, Feb. Il, by Rev. ID. Lewis, Mr.
Daniel {. Mcfarland of Danvile, and Mrs Diana
- French 81 Burke.
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was found about eight o'clock the next
morning. taken to the shanty, and after
considerable time sufficiently revived
to tell his story. Medical aid WAS Sc
cured and ne was removed to the house
of Mr.. IIHIt. Both feet were frozen
solid and will probably have t" he am
putated. One knee and one side of his
face were slightly frozen. Both hands
To the wrist were badly frozen, but the
doctor hopes they may yet he. saved
The MYSTERY is how he could have re-
manned the entire night upon the Ice
with the temperature about p degrees
below zero and lived Saturday WAS
his 2Ist birthday and rumor has it he
WAS to have been married on that day.
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The Weather and Sickness.

The prolonged severity of the wealth
CT is beginning to tell on the health of
the people. Such extreme cold. day
after day and week after week. was
never known: and fortunate are those
who can keep well through it. Very
severe colds. pneumonia. and lung and
throat diseases. are prevailing more
than usual: and severe sickness must
inevitably follow such extreme weather
Too much care cannot he taken of the
health. aud in cases of pneumonia.
dipthrria. etc. the most prompt meas
urc> and active treatment are imprr-
atiNc.
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Facts for Advertisers and Business
Men

That advertising in the columns of the CIi.do-
man Is the cheapest and best way reach tn" pee"
Pile of ST Jnhu-hury and vicinity. nf-r ia,
following:
|. Advertisements set IN bold attractive
type. and ar printed :" they can he. read
=. The CIi.dnuidJi Is ttyrrItc local paper l.
read by all the household and .",s int" nearly
cry family. aS rl, following figures show
3 There - copies taken regularly III tins
town. Taking tn. common estimate "t fivr read
I" each paper. and it Will b'. seen the Gdicf.
man has 1000 constant readers in 81 Johns
bury.
1. Will" circular handful may be at once
thrown aside destroyed, local paper j. usually
preserved for days and weeks and l. frequent y
referred To- thus increasing the chances 81 srrin.
an advertisement many told
:. A. carefully exclude objectionable and
disguised :tdv,rti,, and intend tu print only
th"s, Of Legitimate and respectable business pal
, ties who columns have the advantage OF
good company
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Euri and Stair -Uru;.

Union meeting al the North Church
tonight.
Alvin Flint has bought the 30 cent
Store. on the Avenue.
Pit, the poor, and especially the
SICK poor. this dreadful weather.
Antiquarian supper and homhon
party at the Church of the Messiah
10 night
This weather makes but one class
of men really happy that is the wood
dealers.
We understand there is some pos
pcct of Il concert by the Beethoven
Qulutrtte Club 1T this place. some time
il March or April.
The Ficr Baptist Society realized
between twenty five and thirty dollars
from their entertainment at the town
hall on Monday evening.
CL.,,I.. II k..,t,ud | Ru,di.E
.,. a.,
formerly occupied 10y FIaSier Brothers.
opposite the depot.
An"n" ia" late patents is one to
Peter Il. Laird OF this place. wheels fol
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."A ''"" planter
=, o.,
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'''"''"" evening 'he\ VIII repeat
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\ West Concord woman lost hcI
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,.,,i,,..,,; WV wv ~ III
Tn" weather i not quite 50 Seyer,
"- 1t has been. hm We see little on
winch /" predict Il thaW. The wind
u,,r,.n,.,. .,,..,., ''''' 'h'
.po,riu. ~ '"''
some friends of VIM. Robinson
have paid his fine. and he has gone +,
work ii his trade with the Messrs
Lands II happy and to all appca,onc,
changed in.u. Chaup,d and r.r.v.,
have faith i'll God. Jesus SAYS
'''d sent not his son into the world t.
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He was brother-in-law of Jerry Drew
of this place. Mr.. Soper was just clos
ing up his business at Coventry, and
WAS about to remove to Lowell. Mass.
where he had already purchased prop
prtN.
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Proposed Fire .

The Avenue House fortunately -
capped serious injury 10y fire on Friday
morning. 1t seems the up express train
WAS some hours late that morning and
II" one WAS mp IN the house whcI SOM
passengers sought admittancr. y
"D"ctnI" kimhalI. who WAS stopping
thcIr. got up and let them III: and it
seems that when he went to the lamp
room for Il lamp. he dropped the um"N-
tingui>hcd match into the lamp cup
board. which set the oil on fire. About
this time Charley Sh"rcy. an atrach,. ct
the house. appeared "u the scene If ;tc-
ton. and taking in the situation. hr
ran to his room and brought Il bed
quilt and >lnothcrcd the flames. He
WAS just i'll time to prevent the Doctor
from throwing paul of water upon the
flames an act which would most likely
have increased the danger at Il r"nla-
grafton.
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SprriaI 5fnhrrs.

Pi~>I NP>IC LODGE. No. - +. ~ \. VI.
Regular communication Thursday h,
fore tin. full ot tn. Moon J. +. TAYLOR. seq.
HASWELL CHAPTER. No. II. X. \. VI.
Regular communication. FRIDAY brfnr, the,
fun Of the moon. &. V EASTMAN Srcy.
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....,r, AND READING ItuuM-Op-n from . \. VI
.,r-u 'r"ut = 1" t. and from : Il" IL Z. NJ.
.It,,riIrA-Upu tuesday ami Friday
~ W TN AVER Librarian
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Ten Per Cent interest.

$4,000. COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS 10
per cent. School District Bonds Coupons PAYABLE
Jan. l, i'll New York, or at this officr-sjO0 each
also other seven. eight and ten per cent Municipal
securities These represent the first claim Oh the
entire property. and the combined wealth of Git
les, Towns Counties and School Districts well
selected no loss security absolute. Bought and
sold by GEORGE WM. BALLOT. - Devonshire
Street, Boston. Write for particulars. 55-67
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Danville. The Death of Paquin.

his list birthday ANA runlor mas III nc
WAS to have been married on that day.
Danville. The Death of Paquin.
/ The Star has the following particu-
lars relative to the death of Paquin.
mentioned last week, calling his name
/ Francis instead of Louis. Francis and
| Louis are brothers. and both have lived
in Cabot:
Last Saturday afternoon about /
o'clock Mr.. Francis Paquin. il black
smith at Cabot. drove up to the hotel
in Damville He had just come from
ST. Johnshury and was on his way to
his home IN Cabot. Paquin was very
much under the influence of liquor. and
appeared t" he stupctied. The day WAS
stormy and the roads in Il bad condi-
ton. and the landlord at DamNille See
ing Paquim'S situation did not consider
fearing that he might he frozen. He
therefore urged L. To stay 1T his house
until the next day. but without success.
Pauuin pushed ahead to West Danville
and remained at the hotel in that vii
laLc until Sunday morning. when he
again set ont ful homr. still III an intoX-
icatcd state. He proceeded i'll the di-
rcctiun of Cabot but Il short distance.
when his sleigh WAS overturned and he
thrown into5lhc SNOW. MI. y. b. Mack
CHANGING To pass this locality. diSr"N-
cred Paquin i'll the SNOW. Mack got
Paquin into his sleigh and drove him ("
Il Mr.. Whitney, hn lives at the top of
Cabot hill. from which point he WAS
taken home 10y the latter gentleman,
still IN an intoxicated state. During
this time Paguin had vomited quite
freely and went t" bed earlier than
usual. His wife retired ut the usual
hour. Durin" the night she woke up
and spoke t" her husband. Receiving
II" reply she procured a light and found
him To he dead. paquin WAS about 30
Years old. and at one time resided in
the village of North Danvillc.
t3lh'' ''' "'"'>' WIS !" 'Hr'' ''''
''"' correspondents mas NJ -
particulars of the above. mainly as Civ
IN. He adds that Paquin leaves Il wife
and eight children. His age was Il.
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The Meat Business.

\. J. Smith formerly in l.. PENN
mans malkeD and John F. Moore date
i'll the scale works. have gone up I" the
Centre to establish Il hutchcIN. and III
tend running Il cart to this place. II
this will make meat amy cheaper or any
better the public will he glad. Unfor-
tumately the experience of the past
does not give them much encourage
mcut in this direction.
And this reminds MS: The meat men
of Railroad strcet-Mes>rs. BARTLETT.
Lewis & Co. and Daniels, sylvester \
Co., have joined together in the pur-
chase of supplies. and hereafter THEN
customers will he supplied with beef
direct from Texas, pork from Chicago,
and butter and cheese from st. Alban>
Ii will he IL novelty at least for Texas
steers To come into Northern Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
SEEDS THAT WILL GROW

An experience of nearly thirty years ill the
Flower and Vegetable Seed business has convinced
us that there are but TWO KINDS OF SEED
in the world, viz: those that will. and those that
will not. grow. The former pTicrless-the lat
ter worthless. The sale or utteranc- of worthless
Seed. through cupidity or lack of business stand
Ing. raises sad have" with the business Of lrgiti-
mate Src'imcn. For nearly thirty wears past e
have made the gr"w til and procurement of NONE
But GODD SEED study. until We proud
t" SAY foreign al native seed growers from whom
procure such of our supplies do raise
upon own farms never think "f offering = any
but First Glass seeds. To this point
attIibut" success and the universal verdict Of
the Press and People is. that seed procured of
BRIGGS BROTHER; WILL GROW.
To give customers the benefit of our own actual
experiences. issue an ILII STATED QUAR-
terly FLORAL WORK. which is sent to any
address prepaid for the mere nominal -ubscr i,tiun
price of - cents which amount Is rel placed the
credit of the customer receipt of order foI 81
upward worth of Seed. We send uo seed that
have not first tested. therefore it is perfectly
safe /" buy such We recommend Our January
Number containing several hundred EngraviI -
and much useful information I" the amateur or
professional gardener. l. N"w OFT. Send for it
q Descriptive. Price Lists Circulars &c sent
free by mail ON aI,plicatinn
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Sad Case of Freezing.

The Newport Express gives the fol .
lowing account Of freezing on Magog
Lake: Alonzo Magoon. il Young man
twenty -oue Years of age, came near
freezing to death on the lake last Fri
day night. He was at work for Capt.
Fogg near Perkins Wharf. occupying il
shanty with several Others and cutting
wood for the Captain. He had been at
George Vile, and left there about nine
o'clock Friday evening to return t"
camp. There WAS considerable wind
and Sleet and he lost his track, coming
off at the Mountain House half mile
OF mole above the camp. He then
found his feet were freezing. and as it
! seems beyond remedy even then. He
tried To reach the shanty, walking and
crawling aS best he could. but gave up
only about fifty rods from the camp and
sank down exhausted upon the ice. He
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stop that Cough: Y" pulmonary complaint
however chronic. can l"nL resist the healing iutiu-
rur,. at ar. Morris syrup ut llr Wild Cherry
and Ii"y, hound u specific for Coughs. folds.
Asthma. and bronchitis. cure for GROUP and pre-
vrntIvr OF Consumption. II has II" equal Acts
like u charm in hnarscnrSs and -oI' throat. learS
and strengthens the voice, 81 Speakers and sinners
Takes away all thu distress + wHnuTI>i cor u.
Contains ~ opium or other dangerous dru-. AMI l.
pheasant l" take Trial bottles. 10 cents. t. y.
St"rrr -. Iohu>hury. and Barbour \ Eaton Wells
River N"l, \ cents. call amt ask them about u
Wells Richardson Co. Burlington. General
AGENTS Ji.lnr
Little Things max" up the -um of man hal
pinrs- in this t' \n ill-fttin- collar destroys a
full dress and MAY he avoided 10y using only tn
f:ty"rlt, Emwo"d and " arwIok collars. filtered by
Geo VI tlayirr y Co. iu-t"n sold Icy all Il, il'r-
TEMPTING DEATH.
Every man woman afflicted with cough "i
cold. which he or she takes no measures I" arrest
j. mvring DEATH There j. not "a dru- store ~ thu
land where Halrs Honey 81 llur'h"und and ar
may not he procured and there i II" tIlm"nt 81 thu
Iuri.- or throat tending I" consumption "T hr"n.
Chiti- which IL j. not competent {" cure. II" not
suffer cold To- accumulate On cold. lint arrest thu
first symptoms of pulmonary disease. and ton" and
iuviguratC the breathing organs with tins wonder
full remedy.
Pixies T"othach" Drops cur" III one minute. II
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Lyndon Centre.

On Friday evening. Feb %. IN en-
tertainment will he given at the hall OF
the Institute by members of the school,
at which time varied programme will
he presented, comprising orations, es-
says, tableanX. music, drama and paper.
The proceeds of the entertainment are
to he devoted t" the furnishing of the
school building with new settees. 1t is
hoped that the public will attend i'll
goodly numbers. The Spring term be-
gins March ..
Peacham
There seems to be temperance re-
vlval i'll this town. At the annual
meeting OF the town temperance sOcie-
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TAXES,

have in my hands the tax book list of 1874
amounting to l4l cents on the dollar and will h,
at my store in Wards Block opposite Avenu,
House, tn receive the
All paying their taxes in the mouth of January
will be allowed discount of four per cent. an tn,
State
Nv receipts are all due the first dav of March
and all remaining unpaid that date will be
collected at the expense of the tax PAYERS.
HIRAM WEEKS Collector.
ST. Johnsbury Jan. :, ISIS. 54tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
Passumpsic Savings Bank

The CorpOrators of the Passumpsic Saving.
Bank will hold their annual meeting at the Treas
urtr office i'll st. .Iohnsbury. ON Wednesday tn.
10th day of March next, at o'clock I. NJ. for the
election of officers for said Bank for the wear ensu
ing and d" other business proper at said meeting
Immediately following. the Trustees of said Bank
VIII hold their semi annual meeting for the election
uf Treasurer and auditors. also do other cuisines,
III accordance with its charter and by laws
T.. D. BI.DDGErT Sec'y
ST. Juhnshury. Vt. Feb :. l-7I. 1851