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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

CATARRH cannot be cured by snuffs washes
or local applications. 1t is weakness of the
Siltull"n. developing itself in the nasal organs
nrSi afterwards extending to the throat and lungs.
thuihg generally in Consumption. if not checked
oy proper remedies. Pains i'll head, back luins aud
weakness of kidneys its attendant diseases.
More people have Catarrh than any other disease.
III Is easily cured. Thousands of cases. some of
forty years standing, have been entirely cured i'll
New Hampshire the past three years by the Com
StltutlOndl Cdtdrrh Remedy. Certificates To back
the above, and a treatise "n tatarrh in 32page
pamphlet sent free application to Littletield 4
Co, pr0pTletors. Manchester y. II, send name
ON postal card and il will cost only cent. Price
81 per bottle. ITO Sept 10
Natures Best Remedies found ill the
etablt Kingdom and, among the rest. Tar IL found
10 DE the most valuable for all kidney troubles
me nctIVc principles-nil of turpentlne and the
OIL of crensute-arr combined in the Forest Tar q"
This preparation is not IA compaund but simply tar
purified. 1t is superior to any other article for all
kidney complaints. and is safe and reliable. Ask
your druggist for the Forest Tar Book.
stop that Cough! No pulmonary complaint
however chronic. can long resist the healing inm
ence of DIR. Morris Syrup of Tar. Wild Cherry
ana ll"rehnund As Il specific for Coughs. Colds
Asthma, and bronchitis. cure for GROUP. and pre-
NtntlNr of consumption. II has no equal. Acts
IKE a charm i'll hnarseness and sore throat. clears
and Streng thrns the voice of speakers and singers
Contains no Opium other dangerous dru", ana j.
pleasant Ia take. Trial bnItlr-. 10 cents. q y.
St"rcr -. .I"nshury. and Barl'"ur y Eaton, Wells
River, SOLE \ cents. Call and ask them about il.
Wells. Richardson \ Co, Burlington. General
Agents. Ji-lOh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
LATEST STYLES!
A Card.

Ladies' of 81. .I"hn-hmrN and vicinity. | hav,
pleasure III thanking N"u f"r the hb, raj patronage
nf last sr:IS"n and would nin kindly solicit N"uI
favor am now prepared t" give y"u the novel
ties of the season soon they appear.
\. NJ HEARD. No. Wards Block
II .I"lnShurN. VI
Corner Railroad 1t and Eastern Ave. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
CRANKY.

A correspondent writes: Some
tramps, or fellows who ought to have
had better employment. attacked the
house OF }. c. Smith, on Monday night,
Oct. !. by throwing stones at the WIN
duws and members of the family. Mr..
=. with several neighhors, searched all
around the house till nearly morning,
but were unable to find or shoot any OF
the stone thIowerS. b. ;. Carpenter
and l.. p. Shores We're struck III the
head by stones. knocked down and Sc
verely injured. stones were again
thIoWn on "Wednesday evening, and
some who were there say pistols were
used on both sides. No clue as to who
is the attacking party has yet been dis
covered.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

The c"pIrtnrrShips hrr"t"f"r" existing under Tia,
nanl,. and firm at Geo. =. ". \. shaw y GO,
and Bowman y Shaw. are hereby ,lissnlvrd. tiru
y shaw will for II >h"I tim, remain i'll the uiC,
fuT the purpose uf closing up the business of til.
old Companies GEO. =. \ W. \. SHAW \ co
BOW MAN y SHAW.
81 ,IuhuShurN VI Oct. LIST l-.5
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Sprriai }luiirrG.

piS>I ~It LODGE, NJ. =: .. y \. VI.
REGULAR communication Thursday ~" on 81 he.
tor the tail "i thu M"rn J. T.. I Ny LpE. 500.
Ht>WELL CINrTEE. No. ~, X. \. VI.
REGULAR communication. FRIDAY or hri"r, the.
full "i tia, moan. &. '. EASTMAN, Sec '.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
lrafhs.

At st. Johnsbury, October II, Susan H., wifi n
Albert IIoyt and daughter of Mr.. Quincy b. Par
krr aged ~ years.
At st. J"hnsbury, October :, Julia l., daughter
of Samuel f. and Agnes e. Newton. aged years
and months
At Danville, October :, Mrs Menora X. aged a.
years widow OF the late \. NJ Cook of this place.
At Cabot, September - George Stevenson aged
l. years October ;. Reuben l.. Hill aged -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
Greensboro.

The dwelling house with almost its
entire contents. of Mr.. Alex. William
son was consumed 10y fire on Sunday
Afternoon, the 10th inst. Mr.. Williamson
with two children WAS attending church
at the village. leaving Mrs. W. with
two children ut home. No help was
hear and before il could Ice obtained.
the fire had made such progress that it
was impossible To save the house "r its
contents. 1t was insured in the VI.
Farmers Co.. for 800. This is Il heavy
loss for Mr.. Williamson, especially at
this season of the year. and he will have
the sympathy of the community for he
i now destitute of IL house OF any sup
plies for himself OF family.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
Telegraph Otiic,.~.

..-l..> .>Ip> and VI INIUE<ATIuNAL TEL
..ttat.Nrl\l- offices in the Post Otijr"
.'... ~rr,,I and in the Passenger Depot
u.,, a,ur- from . \. Vi. t"Hr. NJ. Ni=ht
...-I ...- 40 irtlt Ittt.-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
The California Excursion Burst.

After we went to press last week
wud WAS received from the man III
Lowell who WAS getting up the eNcur-
sion to California. advertised 1" leave
Eostnn Oct. %. that he had failed to
make arrangements with Inc racine
roads. and that he was obliged to ahan-
don the cNcuISion This was great
disappointment to quite number OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

i..p",,Drm,iitS IN L"c1i coi,,mnS
L.'",>. toncrrtN. Fujr>. Enicrt0jH-
"r.. LrL,h,hoUv. ETC.. whcrc money is.
.. ~" 10, rhH,9rI ten cents Il line.
..a.9r I'>> than hrcpiy.Grc cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
New Insurance Agency.

". II. GaIhrIilh and Louis F"llctl aIe
about opening an insurance office over
Bingham'S drug store. under the finn
namc of W. H. Galhaith y Co. They
are now fitting up their office and will
he ready to transact business in Il few
days. Mr.. Follrtt has been in the office
of Gcn. :. Shaw \ Co. for some Years.
aud is thoroughly c"nNersant with in>u-
ancc business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

I'm amn>ln" paS>a@" At arms &C
cured in the Circuit court at Rutland.
The pllimritt' Bean. in the case of Bean
\. Beck it'll and Henry. had been i'm
pri~"ncd for five months in the state
prison ii Windsor. and the action j.
brought To Recover damages. In the
course ot his argument for the defense
judge Poland remarked that the, state.
prison WAS not :" bad u place To stay
in. In his reply Mr. Phelps described
The class of society the prison affords.
and added: Judge Poland might en-
joy it. After Il man has spent two or
three terms in congress. almost amy
change i u relief. but You and prefer
other quarters.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
Chickens.

Mr.. a. {. Farmer of East Burke has
had extra good luck i'll raising chickens
tins year. Getting rather tired of the
good old hen with yellow legs" ;iS
we'll a. the Bi:lhmi>. and other A>iatir
binds, he last summer sent To J. B"aId-
man Smith for Il dozen eggs from his
choice Lcghorns. The twelve eggs
cost him SLID. From these he hatchcd
eleven chickens on the 9th of ScptcnI-
Der, all of which he raised. The pull
lets began laying the Sth of March. In
May he set three Brahma hens at the
same Time, each on seventeen Lcghoru
eggs. Two of these hens Matched all
their eggs. and the other hatclIed
twelve. He took the twelve chickens
and put with the other thirty four, and
Slipped twenty mnIe Lcghorn eggs IN
der the old hen. Biddy soon settled
down to her work. and three weeks la-
ter came off with eighteen more chick
ems. Not to make Il long story. Mr..
Farmer has raised lU:} chickens this
season. and sold twenty dozen eggs for
Matching. at one dollar per dozen. The
chicks he sells AT Il dollar apiece. Pull
lets Matched June ID. commenced lay ing
Oct under four months of age. On
The hole. Mr.. Farmer thinks his tl It
dozen eggs. even at the high price he
gave. We're the cheapest eggs he ever
bought. His fowls took the first pre-
MUM at the late county fair.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
Admitted to Bail.

charged with stealing from FAN banks
store. and about whom 81 much stir and
talk has been made. were admitted to
bail 10y justice \. }. Willard on Mon
da\. in the sum of two hundred dollars
each. Il. f. Hutchinson, Il cousin of
Milo. hccame bail. and it is understood
he i secured. The general impression
is that the IIutchinsons got off quite
easy. and that they will not he found
W hen the court sits.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
The Season.

The season of $50 has been very
cold and short. Vet almost every crop
has been an average. and most products
have been bountitul. With Il cold. late
spring. Il very short summer, and an
unusually early fall, this is quite re
markahlc. The past year has been
cold not only in this country. but all
over Europe. 1t has been an cXcep-
tiomallN unpleasant season over large
part of the world. In Iceland. the in
habitant> will he obliged to cmi CRATE,
50 trigid has it become. and many are
:lllcady leaving" their native country.
which. as strange as it may seem to
some. is yet dear to them, helng their
home.
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PERSON Al.
Teachers Institute.
NOTICE!

All persons indebted I" Truman Prescott, 10y
not. account requested I" make imm"dl-
ate PAY mrnt Ia the subscriber.
HENRY { IpE Guardian.
81 Juhnshury. Vt. October -. l-'i. t'6
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9lrm c7hrrGGrmrnfs.
Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.

brings business.
lTOOD AND HAY for sale. Enquire of
w JERRY DREW.
TENEMENT TO RENT. on the first floor. ap-
i ply to gl9a &. Il. II ALL
Two rrnt-h GOOD warm tenement Tor small
/ family Pearl st. VI &C. HARVEY.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at II. .I"hn~hurN
~ East Village for sale inquire of
-. +. BROWN.
>,ENRCH WARRANTS, CITATIONS and
- CAPTIONS and CEErIFIC ATES New fnrm-
OF blanks just printrdatt ALEDONlAN OFFICE.
LYME WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
HDWAEDA ROW ELLIS.
4 wNplIIONAL NOTES Just printed. and Ton
' sale. Al the fALEpO\lNN OFFICE.
HIGHWAY TAN ELLIS. and all kinds "i IL
| / GAL. BLANKS. for sale al
CNLEpONINN OFFICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
Lyndon.

The postponed trial of Cephas j.
Trrfram j. expected t" begin n-day.
Mr. Tretran was charged with stealing
half Il pound of tea from Geo. II.
Wrrk>'s store at Lyndonville, one day
last August. 50 the story goes. The
same authority says that Trciran utter
~ denies the charge. and that he cN
poets {" prove that il is Il put up job.
There is some interest awakened in
town over This case. rs all the parties
have heretofore been called rcspcctahIr
and considered above Straling,- or of
charging innocent persons with theft.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

GOING WEST.
r. . I.nja-Lrlvr- Il. .I"lu-hurN al too =. III,
80 Walden -.OO. East liardwlrk -.
q Johnson al Hoo.
I.., tram does not run Mondays.
o. .... Leaves II aI"hn-hurN At .cuI T.
~ Walden G.ui Grrrnsb"r" G.e- East
.... 20 T. liardwIch t.lH arrives At johnson
~. train leaves West Concord for ST
.... 90 "a 4. III. Mixed train al "a p. M.
GOING TN>I.
u,. j.,,.-I,aNc~ .I"hu-"n al tO0 a. m. Hand
F.. last !iludWirh 49,. Gicrn~hnr" -
..... pu,Ill, u arrives al -. Johns
r.-t E.ru-l.,nV,-~ .I"hn-nn at Il.I5 4. IN.
.... Ilup H.. T.. lIardwick !.n!. GrrrnSh"r"
.. ..!,u 500 Danvillr 3:i1. arrives at 81.
..... o. IE.
.., ,tllu dos not run Mondays and SAT
... E... t..n leaves II. .l"hn-hury t"r West
.. .r.f.'J. m. Mixed Train al - Il. III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

This space l. paid f"r hy GEO. II. HASTINGS.
Photographer. Browns Block Main Street. win"
SAYS that instead of writing lengthy ldNrTti~,
mcnI h, would like each and every person who l.
IN ant OF photographic work. either LARGE nr
SMALL. PLAIN "r finished ia on. WAITER
COLOES. 81 INDIA INK /" call and ,\aminr >p,
cIm'ns "t hi~ work and compare II nth that found
,l~,.w here. II, would ais" have II distinctly
lrIt""d that with his LIGHT and FACILITIES
tor P"rtrt IH"'"IrdphU their j. produced Just A.
CORRECTLY lighted and a. tine auti-tictll finished
work can hr found IN this section at the STATE
GEO II. II ASIl\tiS
Browns Flock Main Street.
- >I"cI. mention mad" at work ,.Nhl tied at
the late county Fair a. of superior excellence.
II .Inhn-hurN VI. gtt
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Great Sale at Auction u
pASSUMPSiC r. r.


collect from each passenger without IL ticket "a
r"nt> IN addition Ia Ticket Oicr rates. .iNing
therefor excess check, which the passrugrr
can present at any Ticket ONCE "t the COMPANY.
and receive the amount 30 crnt~I III return.
y l.. Low ERlNG Jr.. Cen. Ticket Agt.
!29j II. l.. FOLSOM. Supt.
SIA II OF VERMONT I. iAIEnuNlA DISTRICT -.
~ In Probate cunt held AT th, Irnlair Ohic, m
II. ."hn~hurN within and t"r said District tl,
-th day "t 'ictuhrr. \. II. -.
IN instrument puIl'ItIng I" b, the last VIII
and Testament 81 john Ferguson. late "i l,.Chlm
IN said district. drcc;i~,.d hrin. presented {"
CONT hl James L. kinri-"n. the t.Nrrutur therein
ntmrd t"r Probate:
1t j. "r'i'r'. 10y said Cont that all persons con
""rnrd therein lie m"tIii, appear at 4 SESSION a.
sad "tri I" hr held al the lI"latr Diir, il -.
.I"hu~hurN. thu, WIl dtN at Octnl,T \. T..
- and show rin>. IT any they MAY have. against
li'' Probate I'll said " III t"I which purI,~ II ~
lnith"I ordered that copy III the record al tins
"r'irr lie. published lhr,. weeks ~ucr>>iNrly Ia the
tal''"ni:iu printed At 81 .I"hn-hrnN prey inu- to
SAID 1m, appointed Tor hearing.
l;N th'. t"uIt N1t,~1.
HENRY FRENCH. REGISTER
y trur copy "f Record ATTEST.
"l'" IlENlA lEIN' II. REGISTER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
MarShfeld,

Marshfield.
On the third of Ortoher, Mason
Wo"dcock, dropped from his chair
dead. His life was insured for $1,000.
McIndoe's
Mr.. Isaac VI. Smith and family leave
next week for California. intending to
make that land their abode if they like
it we'll enough. Mr.. Smith formerly
lived in the Golden State.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

Z There Is Il funny side To even 81
sad Il ease rs the abduction of Charley
Ross. The father of The lost hoy tells
the story /" Il reporter nt the Philadel
phia Times. Whil,. in Canada. work
inc ont a clrW. lac SAW Il circular of a
circus manager announcing wax figures
of the Ross family. together with an
offer from the manager himself of re
ward of >2OU tor the discovery of the
boy. Mr. Ross went to the circus aud
SIM figures of himself and wife and
Charley. none of which bore the slight
est resemblance I" the originals. With
ont making himself known hr talked
with the exhibitor. who told him that
he WIS Il frequent visitor to the Ross
h"u>rhold. and that all of the figures
were >tlikiu"lN accurate likrmcS>cS.
W hen MI. Ross made himself known
the man Was dumhinundrd tuI Il mo
mrut. hut immediately expressed his
deep sympathy. declaring his willing
u,.>~ To pay the. $;1OOO reward offered
in cas-, the hoy We're found. to give the
father ~I0DO Il week tor 30 weeks ion
the privilege at exhibiting him. and
finally told him IN confidence how he
got The 'ii""rr- ~ on see. We used
To- have an Imtcmpcrlt" family and Il
temperate family. 80 We let the intern
prlatc family stand. and just changed
the Label of the other from The Tenn
pcIatr Family To The Ross Family. :
and pun the figure OF Charley III front .
That's the way We fixed it"
The taxes levied in New York last
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

The taxes levied in New York last
wear averaged twenty five dollars for
every man woman and child.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
DanVille.

Danville.
Last week Thur>d ". Mrs. SuSaunah
(Smlth) Eaton. of this village WAS -
years old. ON which occasion she re-
rcived several birthday presents from
her relatives and friends. She is In en-
ioNmcnt of good health. and retains her
mental faculties to Il remarkable de
gree. She came to Danvillc when
about six years old when the Green
and vicinity was an almost unhroken
wilderness and she has resided in this
village ever since. and on the original
lot of land " hicl her father. Mr.. Harris
hon. bought when he came here. She
has been twice married. her first hus-
band being Daniel Smith. who died
many Years ago. Her second husband
was the late Ebcnczcr Eaton. She is,
we think. the oldest living member of
the congregational church in this place.
having Joined that denomination some
sixty Years since NorH star.
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,,,,,-ic Railroad Time Table.
.r,l>- MOVING -"rrn.

Ntl\ lNtH -''A III.
J.,..-I,I>r~ ~h'lhr""h" At -" Il m
. l.ud,uN III" ~ -. ,l"hil@hhiN ''"'
.... 100, arrives at W. X. Junction AT
5.,... Leaves ~hrrhr""kr ~ 90 J.. M.
r,,I,n,ll, lu-IH - .I"hn~hury
...' . f,,,,r II.-4 arrives al W L. Junction
-, -..,-,l, t. connect with trains for
3D. ,ud ih" Vest.
fast rr,,in and does not stop at
! centre raS-umpsl". N"IrisNill",
.t ..- ,rr.
d.. ....r p,, Frpre.>-I.cayr~ Montreal at 900
ri Ia t. III. LNndunN i'll" 3.UI. II.
ts. Wells River lot. arrives al Bus
.I,.rth Al Ih..!I y. m.
.,.-r...t stop at L. ud"n. \"IIiSN lille. and
,.,t, Ernr.,>-Lray,~ Montreal al 2:3o
....rl 30 INnd"n> rlir ll;'.l, II. Johns
,Iu,l l. l. 4. m Wells River l2:Il.
~. I...-ruu Via plymouth. n b Il. IN.
n;I<- MOVING >oErm.
,.... Leaves " Il. Junction at l::1 =. m.
.,iur II Iuhu-hurN inO. l.Nnd"nN lille
,f go arrives al ~h-Ihr""hr al g..n.
,t,.o-i,:t,r~ ". l.. Junction al IL
...- I.,,u 100. -. .I"hn~hnrN mo. LNn-
% 3, N,NI."It "a, T.. m. arrives at >h"T-
p, .. ,. prl Ery,.ss-Lr;,>,~ E"St"n al -.Cn a.
... uluuilI Wells River 80 y. M. II.
... flu L,udnu,ilr $50. Newport 4.Id ar
,,'.utt,Il al .'..n p. III
r.,- not stop Al Mclnd"-. N"Iri~\ ill'.
....-., tid ,ud"n.
, ...,. sun Representatives, B"~t"n al too
.. I.I. month"; y els River I1:;'1 M. 81
.... D. o. LNndunNillr s:Ol. $rWp"rt ,i:;ki, al
.II,.,l AT 900 -. IN.
.- SUNDAY and not Monday. Does not
- ., ...-N Ill II. J Centre and IN nd"n-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

At st. J"hnShury. in the State of Vermont. at tia
close of business.
OCTOBER 1, 1878.
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts sJ-9. -0l 10
L. = liunds To secure circulation. 800. 900 IN
Du" from approved reserve Agents g.G!I r.
Due from other National Banks. =, 1:S9 81
Real Estate. Furniture and Fixtures, lG.OOO III
thcrk~ and other cash Items IS g-3 ~
Bills oi other National Banks -. M
Fractional Currency. tInCludinm Nick els.D .Ei ~
Lead Tender notes. 1000
Five per cent. Redemption Fund. ~ .n1 III
TOTAL 81 lGJ. i61 IL
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock paid in $500 OOO 10
surplus Fund. 81
Other I'ndiv idtd Profits. l. ~! =,
National Bank Notes ont standing. 4Sg gII M
ln'tlN l'lual Deposits subject L" check 10 Ia -
demand Certificates al deposit 2l.IlG Nj
due L" other National Banks IN II
TOTAL Il IG3 Ill ~
STATE OF VERMONT, L.
Caledonia County
|, GEORGE MAY Cashier of the ab"vr-nam
Bank, do s"rmnly swear that the above statement
is rrut, +" the best al my knowledge and belief.
GEORGE MAY. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn Ia before me this nth day
"f October, l-73. GEO. u. STEVENS,
Notary Public.
C"rrct.-Attrst:
CALVIN MORRILL,.
JOHN BACON. Directors.
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS)
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Photograph Art Gallery,

demonstrating my STUDIO at great expense attr
plans and principles al the studies "f the mos
distinguished German artists in Portrait lh"t"grn
phV. now have the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15
100000 ACRES

The LOnds of NJ, JIck>"n. Lui,>nJ amt SIitnH,o
HIi'''Id tn"'I'"nD d,' ma" "g'r-d J"r adt'
They situated tl"n. It's railroad and contain
lar.' tracts I'll excellent Farming and Pm" lands
Tho i.rIniu- Lands nclud'. "f the most f,I tile
and we'll wLtrrrd hard wood lands the stale.
They are iImhrr"d mainly with hard maple and
h,-ch soil black sandy beam and abound
springs 81 puIr,i water. Michigan -
If ia" least indebted and m"Si prosperous States IN
thu mon and lis farmers hiN" greater variety
ut crops and Resources than any " "-t'rn state.
W hIl' som" al the prairie states may produce corn
III great abundance. they have other T'~"uICr,
aud When tins crop fails d,~tItut"L t,ll"W~. has
been the east. The past ~ Kansas and Nr'IIt-
~. F"r maps. circulars and furth"r information
apply 1" al address. - VI. E\ENE~ Land t"m-
Iui~~i"n'r. I:iII-In. Michigan.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

Cabot.
VIM. Osg"od'> estate paid ii cents Il
mills on the dollar. Mrs. Mclean. Wild
CIV of the late David Mclean. died in
the West. and her remains were brought
(" Cabot and buried the I'd inst. Thc
meetings begun 10y delegates from the
\. VI. {. \. have Il good outlook. and
much good is Vet looked for.
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Vermont Pharmaceutical Association.

The annual meeting of the Vermont
Pharmaceutical Association is in session
at this place. The business meetings
are being held in the hall over Bing-
ccpti"n was given in odd Fellows Hall.
complimentary to the druggists from
abroad. Some four hundred inv iIariun>
were extended Ia citizens of the place,
and Il pheasant and brilliant evening
WAS enjoyed. The 81. .J"hm>huIN Band
cnliVrncd the occasion. and Il >umptu
late in the evening. after which II hirt
season WAS given To the flow of >cntI-
mcmt Nh. butcher of It. Adams made
Il neat little speech. and Offered some
, sentiments which were happily respond
ed t" 10y Dr. BullaId and Rev. Il. VI.
/ TiIlot>un of this place. AT Il late hour
the party broke up.
This morning the business sessions
conclude. and at eleven o'clock. Il
special train takes the Association up
to Walden flights. returning in season
to connect with the Boston express
train. 10y which many will leave for
their homes. Since their arrival in
town. the weather has been delightful.
and if their stay has not been pleasant.
the fault has not been with our resident
druggists. tor Mc>>rs. bingham. Ran
dali and Storcr have been untiriny in
then efforts to entertain amd to them
and they alone. are our citizens in
drhtrd for the fine reception last eve
ming.
In The election of ofiiccI>. We learn
that VI. X. Paine OF Wind>"I. WAS
chosen. president. and \. W. Higgins
of Rutland. secretary. Anon" those
present hc>idr> druggists III tins \iriui-
ty. We noticed N,>>r>. butcher from II.
AlhalI>. Van Pattcn from Burlington,
sherman from Ludlow. Gates from Mon
Ii>Nillc. Dutlon from Barton Landing.
W oodWaId from Wells River, etc.
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Special Announcement
AUTUMN, 1875!

Havm. made very important and valuable im
prov rmrnt ia my
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