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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-15

The great desert Of Africa has
nearly the present dimensions of the
United SLRtes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

| as much and as often as love and pity
prompt. This is adapted to those OF
the rich VIII" are kind hearted.
a third way is to save the cost of
luXurieS. and apply them to purposes
of religion and charity. This Is fol the
>elf-indulgcnt. With the frugal it is
apt to he accompanied 10y narrowness.
aSceticism. and pride in good works.
\ fourth way is to make Il special IF
fort TO earn money for the benevolent
objects. This is for lazy people.
A fifth way Is to lay aside, as an of
tclimg to God. ii definite portion of our
gains. onc-tcnth. one-iifth. one-third, OF
onehalt. This way is adapted to all,
but especially to the penuri.us. eco
nomical. the hard working. the eXtrav-
agant and the poor. whose gifts would
he largely increased if it was generally
practiced.
\ six way is to give TO God aud the
needy Just is much as we would spend
ourselves.
\ seventh way is to limit our own cX-
penditurc> to IL certain sum. and give
away all the rest of our income. This
was John Wc>ley'S way.
We should not continc ourselves to
one WAY of giving, but Practice. and
teach ON children. different modes. each
i'll its proper place. aS occasion requires.
Presbyterian at " Ork.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
LARGEST. CHEAPEST, BEST !

The year 1870 the centennial of American indie
pendrnce and the period OfJhe quadrennially re-
curing presidential election, will be one of extra
ordinary interest in our history. What with the
International exhibition at Philadelphia. the cele-
bratinn of Revolutionary anniversaries in all the
earlier settled portions of the country, the holding
of pnlitical conventions and the national election
which will decide whether the republican party
shall continue in control of the government or be
Supplanted by the rag money democracy. great
events will crowd each other and first class
newspaper will have an interest and value never
before realized
The UNION is not only keenly alive to the exgen-
cirs and opportunities of the hour, but is better
equipped than ever before and more thoroughly pre-
pared every way 10 give all the news. and at the
earliest possible moment. 1t should also be held
in mind that the UNION being evening paper. is
enabled To print all the important of the day
the same night, and habitualy anticipates all near
contemporaries in the publication of important intel
ligence, both local and general With the extern
sion of the telegraph all over the world, and the
and the ever increasing perfection of the coopor;I
tive system of collecting news. the evening paper
Is yearly becoming more important IL those who
desire the freshest information little but gleanngs
of news being left for the morning journals.
As republican paper-the only republican
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appeals strongly to those who believe that only by
the continuance i'll power of the republican party
is there any chance of return to an honest cur
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anV hope of administrative reform, political pro
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THE INDEPENDENT.
POSTAGE FREE.
Why DO | Take The independent

Ecciiu>" il furnishes GOOD rcadin. for three.
dollars year Than any paper know OF.
E,ctu-r the most eminent authors. crrg men.
c"ilr.r professors and thinkers write for il.
i.cc.l,IS, IT neglect read any number some.
friend Is To ask whether have read this
OF that article i'll thu, last Independent
H,cauS, its religious intelligence" Is not confined
t" my own denomination, hut tells me what other
churches doing
Because il is Thoroughly evangelical III its faith
hut not timid or timcscrVing.
Because, its editorials and editorial notes So
bright and readable.
because like To- keep track of the Latest news in
politics, art. SCicnc' and education.
Because cannot afford To- add I" my library all
the new books that come out and the lndc pcnt mt :
book reviews tell me " hat the best tu buy
Hrc:t'i~'. my wifi has Il SUNDAY -Sch"ol class and
likes IL read its comments on the international les
and it, news about SUNDAY -,ch"nlS.
Because on" ui my collie" classmates j. Il foreign
missionary. and tells me that it, missionary news
j. the best any " herr, printed
licCaIi~, liz {" read its Ministerial REGISTER
and lind ont whether any "f my clerical friends
have moved.
iircau~,. my children would make fuss if they
c"uldn I read lis Juvenile stories.
Ircau~,. | am helped in my business by lis com
mrrciLl financial and market news.
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Because il | were poor that could afford but
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for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

rbesuhscriber offers Ia sell the farm formerly WI
ed and nccupied by the late Moses Martin nt reach
am said farm is situated upon one OF tpt '%hu 'I,
lradin. from Peacham to Gr"ton Is mileS run
Pracham Corner and one mile from south ftacii'
am Contains about ls5 acres Of land s'ltapiS u,
vided into meadow, tlage pasture ana Wo"I iiliu,
supplied with never failin" water Inc pulHiii NJ
and fences are in pood repair and is one of the
best grass farms in town. Also good pasture
miles from the farm containing 100 acres. AIS"
about three acres of Cedar swamp -,
ENQUIRE of ANDREW WHITElIlLL on the
place or ASHBEL MARTIN. Adminstratnr
Prarham. Sept. 10. ISIS. "l-luS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
The CongregationaIist.
Price SO per Year, Postage Paid.

The editorial force, al the CONGRATULATED is
now stronger than ever before and includes no less
than NINE persons four OF whom devote themselves
exclusively t" this work. The articles 10y cnntri-
hUtor~ paid Tor al liberal rates money
heinz thus expended on the CoHgregptioDdliSt than
any other cli.inus journal in the country with
perhaps ON or two exceptions.
The news department is full and ample en-
hracing especially dcnnminational intelligence
from all sections ut the country. Large space i
given I" the notices nt books and general
notes in literature. In its Washington letters. the
f"iIgreg0'0HdiiSt claims to he unsurpassed by any
religious journal in the country. The explanation
OF the sabbath sChon lesson tor the wear -76 is nv
the rdt"r-in-chcf The childrcns department
presents large variety. including puzzles. ar
tcle each week in large type for the youngest and
'Chlldrrns Miscellany The agricultural de
partmrnt will confirm" heretofore under the
care of Hon. j. +. G. Hyde.
= send for specimen number.
HDCCNC oooko.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATFi-
X. IL. EDDY.
so LIClTO OF tT!.\i

Far HtrsHfi"nN. Trnds Marx, . D....
No :" Stat" Street. opposite Xiii, >rr,,
Mass.
After an tNtrn>IN" practice. "t ui.t .r..- .-.
N'';ii~ continues Z" ~r'uI" patents .. r.,
States: ais" III Great Britain Irar,, .r.. ...
"l-u countries. Caveats. -I,,Ill,.tf....- ....
l-uu"nt> and tll papers uI draw .r
executed "u lih,.I:t terms and witt ,i,-....
searches mid'. ma" American col iu.,.-. ...
determine the Validity al u1llI'. ul ..t....-
N"nii"n-- aud LEGAL "I other uGll,' .,.a....
matters t"u'hiu- the SANE. tuI.,.. .f .., ..
any patent furnished hl rrIuI'r.u.
nirut- recorded al Washington
IE>II NpNIN
i regard Mr.. Eddy ~ "I' "t 'iI,. rHH-. -....
and CtpIhl" practitioners WITH vt.r
official intercourse. CH\S. MASON
tumuI>ruu,. .' ...
i have II" hr,itaII"u in I~-uIl.- H.,...-
they cannot employ a person mon, ..-..r'
Trustworthy and NOR, capable, OF i..'.-
applications III :: t"Iu L. ~r,Iur iur '.Hr
and favorable consideration ~ il, lH',.' -.
EpMt NJ El'Ek / Late ,"uu.--..,.
tents.
MI. l.. II. Eddy has made Ten u, 1909.
"n all hut one 81 which patents have col
and that Is NOM pending >r,I
I'r"ni ct -rrat talent and lhrIl, "r
IN" {" recommend al IuN'ui"r~ 70" HEn..
procure th,ir patents - th'l Ul. no.
in the most faithful attention h'-.....
cases. and al very REASONABLE. H.f-t-
E"~i"u Ian l. I-.l.-l,. LOHN D ''.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
To Builders and Lumber Dealers.

This space is paid for by GRO. II. HASTINGS.
Photographer. Browns Block. Main street VIII"
SAYS that instead OF writin. lengthy advertise,
m.nt he would like each and every person who -
III want OF Photographic work. either LARGE OF
Small PLAIN or finished in OIL. WATER
tDLOES. or INDIA INK t" call and examine sp.-
rIn"ns of his work and compare il with that found
clsrw here He would also have il distinctly I'M
dcrto"d that with his LIGHT and FACILITIES.
tor Portrait photographic there is prnducrd lust as
correctly lighted and as tine artstcally finished
work can he found i'll this section of the staff
GEO. II. HASTINGS.
Browns Block Main Street
q Special mention made Of work exhibited at
tn" late County Fair a of superior excellence.
II. InhnsbuIN. VI gBtf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
CAsToRIA.

II l. a mi~tlk" L" -upp"-,. that .-Ju, .. ..
rd I" crown persons IT, W,ll - chId..l .
~ need Ia Increase. the quantity Ur.
have many complaints tul uI.. f s.'
adaptrd-hl,c wind collie ~"uI ~run.i,.
trtt~I trethin- and Group and that ..
recommended i"i Them.
lis effects ar. more, certain 'liu t.--
contains II" :ilch"h"l and l. IT, y.LI.g..
A"n'g- 1t never grIp,'~. ~ r--uIatfu- ..
and bowels the Ca>t"iia co"l- Ii, L.at
worms and prevents E.NcIi-hHr-- u.-
nerves and produces h,alth-Ih.u OF t..r,
dr"n can sleep III quiet and m"th,.r- ,.,r. e..
tasf"rla - recommended 10y all p.'-.
nurses VIII" have tried it, and j. hil .u. PSI.
crrI>iu. sale 1t j. prrl.ar,.d with -l,t- .H
thu receipt Of In Samuel Pitcher. "f N.,.
Lah"Tat"rl ct i. T. EDSl = GO
IL pEl II NEW NDHk r..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
G!Sfafr.S.
prNruS ESTATE.

I,ARAH W. FRENCHS ESi T.. :.,, la
NThr subscribers. having been aPl"in,tn ny
the Honorable Probate Court for the ns,il', ="
aIiust ali claims and demands Of all persons aSais
th,. estate of Sarah W. French late OF Hardwick
in said district. deceased, represented LiiS So"
v,ut and the term of q months from the 9ih uaN
,f dec ISIS being allowed by said Court 10 tit
creditors of said deceased exhibit anu prove te
r,sprctiv, claims before us: tive h"lict' INA, ""
viii attend to the duties of our appointment al
l. d. Hathaway's office in Hardwick, III san nlS
trict ON the 18Th of January and june 9Th hrN'
nj one % o'clock. in the afternoon, ON ra'h "i H''
days. uru,w,y
W IIDNEN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

LQTENCH NOT TIE SPIRIT. -PTObably
not Il month passes. when there aIe not
strivings of the Spirit with unconvcricd
sinners III all our congregations. And
if such sinners. instead of allowing cv-
cry tritle of the world to dispel THEN
serious thoughts, would only cherish
them, conspiring with the Holy Spirit =;
there is every reason to believe that
they would become the happy children
of God. oh, if they but knew how near
God is unto them. and how infinitely
willing he l.. in his Kindness and love.
Ia lead them into the ways OF salvation
they would not suffer these SEASONS of
promise To pass by umimproved cSpc-
cially the Young, whose kindness of
heart has not yet been all poisoned, Or
all blasted BY the world, you'd pet 90
often turn deaf chr tto'thel sHH,,sSsmdQ
rOice of the Spirit.dsie o. e % e ,sileI
' '''ih'"'Their happy song would other be, lIai.
Hear what the Lord has done for me- ''- :
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Seven Ways of Giving.

One way is to give something to every
cause that is presented. without inquir-
ing into its merits. This is careless
way, but better than none.
A second way is to give from impulse
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
The Yellow Centaur Ljprp..

il worth lis weight in gold r""sa.,-.,
mules.
This Linimrnt has cured u.i. .......
led rim. bonrd and CALLED h.....- e.
than have all the farrieT- IN ~. ,........
Its Effects are simply w"nd.rIu.
We hIv" thousands upon ti.r.-t...
Gates a. strong a. TIA" full"Wiu-
My horse was lame for q h,lr. v..
wrench. All remedies urt,lh irI.a..
considered him WORTHLESS lui. ..,.
uS,' GrutauT Linimrnt. whi,h I4..,.. ...,.
heartily recommend il
REV. GEO " lF.rr.
"ManuTyill. >rhui.r...,. .
DEAR SIRs-I have u-.d lu.. l....
m"It in my family. and find % ....r ...
Please send me twn dollars H.r. .-
mules and horses. EIIl. i'll.
. Fails Station. WN"min- Go Ir
1t make, very lirtlr dfi.rru,,. aN,- ,...
whether II bt wrench. ~UIiIu ,...... .
scratches OF llmrnrs~ of an. h.rd -.. 20
tn" SAM. LivrTym-n. Sta, l,r...r..-... ..
,.tr. should never hr with,ur iu. l....
Liuim"nt It j. sold rNrr,Vh,l, .r..
il i'll effects
Laboratory 81 ! l.. I;,,~. .t.
H. BA - Ntw l...t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
JERRY DREW'S
New Livery. and Village Coach

tn" undersigned has repaired the II J"hr>hurv
HOUSE >tahl' AMI put III 20 Good Livery. liz, ais,
runs q coach 7" all passenger tr:In~-huth diN aud
ui-ht r\prr>~. NIlla-' I'r"p. wiutIn. l." =" On
trans MI leave then names and It~i,l, TIA,
>ithl" Office thirty minutes h,i"r. train timi,.
have lu~t put IN linz 81 new carriages and
harnesses. including top hu--I,~. pl:rr"Ii~ ~"
seated 'iiIia "tC. Easy cirrI.t,-~ and steady
h"r~'~ t"r ladies t" drive. Ladies can order thriu
teams al the office "t tlr, stable
= = hArgr> reasonable.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
CENTAuR
LIN I M E MIS-

The lame can he healed and H..
whole. We now know Iu-i ,,I..,.. '....
mcnt will de-. They will H., ,....II ....
or cure cancer. hut tlr., will ...,. Mp .t..
laN pain. cure rheumatism .rr. ~''.I...
flesh. bone and muscl,. nilu,.rf- D. '.-'' ....
ever before discovered '' .i. 30
Scientific skill cannot I.-.lr
effects Of the" rrImlrhlhl,. pr,,..r.
rheumatism OF many ',ir- -I,,... r
weak back, fever S"IrS w,,lD,. H...
cakcd breasts distorted hmL- a., ,. F.
are cured 10y tn" White t,ui..r. '".
II will destroy pain and L,iI u.,l.
binary burns and scald> lia....r.
al bites and ~tingS aud ih,. ,r..., '..
limbs II il very rihcmi"u~ ir
ache" itch and cutan""u~ .rulr.,n- '.' p.
Mr.. Josiah W"SiIh, nt Nr.-....
For wears my rhrumltI-n, f..-..
! have been unable /" stir from. .. y. ...
first tlrr" bottles "f t-utaur .r.....
I" walk without my cruirh,- '.u.'.
idly. think N"ur lnImrui -tr.. ..
c. II. Bennett, druggist Eu,s l...... ..
"Ccntaur l.inimrnt I'll, htI.. .,.
best satisfaction "i any thin. DO i.....'..
What the trntaur I.inim,ut ..-+
il will de- fnT You. II l. handy r..... 2
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
HAIR VINE.

Stimulates the growth of The may r.- '
decay of the hair. Prevents il' ..' ,,.r. IS.
ing gray Stops and prevents iI' IT,, Is Oh,
ont, stops that unpleasant li'h'''- d,ndsH
cures all 'lisras,.. of the scalp ''i - b. ,,,.
and dressing f"r ladies harr t3"nT. tr.t,H
Try it. Ask N"uT druggist an" w ' .,ilr,--
where. or send 7:-Ls i"r llI.ti l"'e'\ nru1
&. W. rich NEI'>'' r.r.I..r
For Sal, in -. .l"hnshuiN hN
q. ID. Randall. druggists r....,.u ~ W.
Wells Richardson \ 60. h"!''"- IN.r
sale. y gents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Wood For Sale

A splendid lot of four-font wood, birch and
maple dried under cover. and as bright as dollar
so "A nice la; of four foot green wood of the same
quality all sorted and split wood. Leave orders at
the ST. ,Johnsbury House stable. ,-
Io9tf JERRY DREW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Shrunken Flannels.

Visiting Il tulling mill gave me an
idea how not to wash Hannels. The
cloth it the fullimg mill lay III Il long
trough. where haihcd in luke warm WI
ter. il WAS slapped gently back and for
wand against Il board. until sufficiently
thickcned for the next process. The
cloth was gradually passed forward from
the trough in large folds 50 It's % keep
it wet. If tiannclS are washed quickly
in water as hot as the hand can bear.
| then shaken Il second time and hung to
dry without delay, they will last for
years without shrinking III fulling. One
difficulty remains which is apparently
inSuImowtahle in accomplishing this
very desirable result. The bachelor
VIII" pays Sl2 II pair fn. his undrrveStS
is at the mercy of his wa>hcrwonlan and
doesn't see how he can help himself.
The lady * in Il similar condition of
hclplcsSncS>. and darc> not interfere
with the ;tutncI;Il of the wa>htuh. The
;iutOcIat i conservative and wants no
new notions, and ~ the delicate tian4
mel>. flesh and soft in the autumn, be-
come lcathcr-likc and stiff before tie
spring, and only tit to he given awaSIn
WORTHLESS EEfa39ih e att mic nitkhamed charity.5
IflsOtae herSic fem lime" 's6ff %6ifFd thy
ed Experiment sIty oh y tiatt " SHIRT, lie
satisfactory result might end III a FOL D.
! fhat' Would gladden. te1' fflfsba4d'ss heart,
now hclplesSly throbbing under tiio
strait waistcoat of >hrumilen flannel. in
to which he thruSts himself with more
and more difficulty as the days 90 by.
UDHSchuDcr. in Boston ldrertisCr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Millions of Dollars

= Ire !Sdred Inn"oIiy by their use! g ::
The Michigan Central Il. Il. have on hundred
and twenty m Use; TIA" Chicac" Burlington \
Quincy Il. X have Nv" hundred and thirty the
Illinois Contra: have over three hundrr,i-and les
tify their general would render "a fir, a rare
circumstance
The new Tribune buildings in New York were
recently saved from destruction by one of these
EXtingui~hrrS.
The National Association of the Chiefs Of the
Fire departments of the United States cnd"I~,
Them Indispensable auxiliary I" Fire Depart
mrnts and urgc their use.
Interested parties invited t" examine them at
nur utr,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

\ Detroit boy paid his tirs, visit to
one nl he Emion schools, the other day.
It's It scholar. and when he came home
at night. his mother inquired: "WcH.
Henry. now do You like going to
school - "BuIly," he replied. in an
excited voice. Il SAN tuIr boy licked.
one girl get her ear pulled. and Il big
~chol;r burned his elbow on the stove ,
don't want to miss Il day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
ST. Johnsbury, VT.

W" represent sound and reliable Companies both
stock and mutual and arr prepared L" place risks
At reasonable and equitable, rates i'll American
English COMPANIES "t unidentified responsibility
We guarantee, prompt and honorable, settlements
with policy h"ldr i'll "t loss
W. cEIrJe f.' f"r IoirieS rsH.,rdis transfers.
'cJiu"n ~ Stuck Companies
We invite parties seeking Insurance I" call upon
address IL 10y letter confident thai hN 50
d"iu. they Will consult their and ia
all matters entrusted t" H. plrig,' best ct
fort, t" observe public patronage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

Weakness of kidneys. and pains in the
side and back 81 twenty Years standing cured III
two weeks bN les than = BOTTLE, \ tatarIh con h
:" had I" prevent sleep AT nights unless Il
suut WIS p'rr'tutllN USED. cured with on" bottle.
EStim"nY 81 .cH k"",rn amt mighty e.te.nted ci;i
~ Ser BpS'"H
ME>>R>. lIrTLEFIELr \ 60. druggists Il hav"
had atiith lttl'. TI>Ing nv" Years. and pains i'll
back and weakness III kidneys Tor twenty. M
tatarrh wa~ =" had that II did take Cat.rIli
snuff w:I- troubled with a cough rn"rr l,--- all
night have taxi II Marshall : tat.rrh Snuff tor
tw" Years. particularly cold weather had taxi,
II every nl-ht I" Let r-~t. began I" tikr y"ur
tuII~Itui uu.il tl.tTIh l,rm'dN about month ago
and have taken only h"ttl,. In les tIIar Il
week the c"u.hin" nights lrft and have had
none since I" speak uf thuu.h have had none. Of
the REMEDY for u week
have had pains my sid, - bad that did not
=" ont "i TIA" huu>'. f"r two weeks AT - time. Nh
Greatest pain WIS III my night kidney. have been
At times grcrt sufferer from kidneys since.
l-.u. In two weeks after | began /" take v"ur
Constitutional tatarih Kennedy TIA" pains all l,ft
y. &C. lDMBIE.
New Boston, y. H.. April - l-7U
PRICE II PER HDITI E-Snld by all IrIr-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
The Florence Sewing Machine

The sole Retail Agent for st. Johnsburv OF
these celebrated machines j.
2sti e. j. HUMPHREY Main Street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

W. would say that there never was much mon
cy i'll the United STATES before, there is today,
and We mean to have some of il. Don't wait till
the last day. for | shall he busy then.
HORACE X. IDE for
+. I. \ II. X. IDE.
= i. =. We still continue Ia sell AT our store
AT -. J"hnshury and our Mill al Passumpsc the
best of FLOUR MEAL. etc. al prices as low as
the lowest. for CASH
81 Jnhn-hmrv. VI. Nov. y. l-15. If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
THE REGISTER
BOWMAN & HOPKINS,
Gen'l Insurance Agency
SUCCESSORS TO
GEO. :. SHAW Il 60.
Established in lsIs

Representing nearly all the leading Stock Gam
panies, At home and abroad, and also gent. far iii
the Vermont Mutual Companies al
Pledging our level best we solicit n contirr
of the patronage given predecessors A.
DESTROYS of procuring either Life Fire or Accidn,
Insurance, are assured that all business .ntrn.tad
to this Agency, will be attended to promntIr 80
i'll good faith to all parties anu
BOWMAN & HOPKINS
- - o''- l. 1870 S2lO4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

w. II. GALBRAITH, & CO., Agents.
st. Johnsbury, VT. 96llO
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