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The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
ILLUSTRAT s D.
Notices. of fhe Pres

Notices Of the Press.
The ever increasing iiculAtion of this excellent
monthly proves its continued adaptation 20 popu-
lar desires and needs Indeed, when We think la
10 how many homes IL penetrates every month we
must consider IL as one OF the educators well
snrertalners OF the public mind.-B0ston Globe.
Tne character which this AAgasne possesses 1of
variety enterprise, artistic wealth, and literary
culture kept pAcs with II il has not led the
time- should cause It's conductors TO regard n with
instiiabie comp acency. The Magazine has done
good and evil AL the days Of ts life.-Brookyn
Eagle.
some of the most popular ofmodern novels have
arst aupea red Is serials ia this Magazine. In all
respects IL s excellent periodical and fully de-
seryes its great success hfIAdeIphiA Ledger.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

Ex-Governor English was appoint
ed by Governor Ingersoll, Of Connec.
ticut, 10 Gil the vscAncy in the United
States Senate caused by the recent
death Of Hon. O. 8. Ferry.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

It is almost certain that Hon. NJ.
c. Kerr. of Indiana, will be nominal.
ed for Speaker BY the caucus Of the
Democratic members of the new
House Of Representatives, and elect
ed, next Monday. Mr.. Randall, Of
Pa, is his only formidable competi.
tor
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

The County House of Dubuque
county was burned to the ground
last Sunday night. Loss $4,000;
Insurance $4,000. All of the in
nstss, some sixty IN number, were
Dsvsd.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

The Enc Canal and the Hudson
river were frozen up Monday night,
and navigation between Lake Erie
and New York il, therefore, closed
for the season. Lake navigation is
also virtually closed.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

Another ocean disaster n announc-
ed from the Pacific coass-the los q
the schooner Sunshine. q the mouth
Of the Columbia river, Oregon. For
" lives lost.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

Governor Thsyer, Of Wyoming
Territory, in his annual message 70
the Wyoming Legislature, extols the
working Of women snffrage, and rec.
runnnentie lie continuance.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

The catv Of Des Moises never
means to be behind Bender VAS
capsused there too or three times,
end - hey have found Charlie
Ross. A dispaAch dated Nov. 3oth
says IL -,
Several ween ago . family who
gave he name of Clark, from Oneids
county. n. Y, came here, having .
bov FIVE or six year, old. Their
strange manners excited the suspicion
of the neighbors, and caused an inves-
,i0asion BY the police. Yesterday
they were arrested, and the boy IA
ken from them. He answers fully
the description of Charley Ross. He
is handsome. with dark brown eyes,
light, curly hair, and giving strange
answers to questions, - IL controlled.
bv fear. Mr.. Ross 1t Philadelpbia,
WAS placed in direct communication
with the boy At the Western Union
Telegraph Office, yesterday. The
mar and woman will Be guarded, to
prevent their escape, and the boy
placed in other hands to await further
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02
DEALERS In

- = .+s$Hf. sf++-f8#I
Humber, Lath, Shingles. Sash and
Blinds, Finishing Lumber, Siding and
Flooring. Stock Boards, and Dimen-
sion Lumber kept constantly on
hand. Sash and Doors at Mapufac-
turer's prices All kinds Of Building
Paper; also, Oil Finished Paper for
Carpeting and Ceiling.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

During the past month, Chicago
packers lave slaughtered and dispos-
ed Of 333, ,455 hogs.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

/. L Unquestionably the best sus-
tained work OF the kind fn the
"orld's
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-02

Conrres. vill meet e next Monday.

THURSDAY, deer ID, 1875.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
VOLUME 39---NUMBER 1885.

mates are deciding it in the negative by
running away. Most people partake of
three meals Il daN. with various and ir-
regular embellishments and irrigations
of the same between. Yet the Piegans
live on one meal IL day when they can
get it, and when they encounter only
one il week they stuff themselves bo-
logna fashion, and then stay the pangs
oi hunger 10y tightening their belt one
hole every noon, thus furnishing an
imaginary repast by reducing the cavi-
tN. There is nothing very atrocious in
this Snake Hill experiment. Two
straight meals IL day are probably lis
much us the inmates ever averaged in
their lives, and us the Warden seems to
leave the door open most of the time
I" such as wish To retire, the scientific
test can IN no scnce be called inhumau
1t does not seem even us cruel as NiNi-
section. To reduce the cost of untri-
ment To the lowest terms. however, the
management of this penal institution
might adopt the aucient method of dis
tributing dried apples for breakfast and
water for dinner. relying on the coIist-
quentlal expansion of the matutinal
diet to furnish :; satisfactory aud sump-
tous evening meal.-Neu York Graphic.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
Minnesota for Health.

A lady came from Detroit. Mich, and
her great pride was being an invalid.
She lost no opportunity of stating that
she came to Minnesota to recuperatc.
She did not hesitate to enter into Il con
vcr>ation with any person she came i'll
contact with, giving advice, climatolog-
zeal oI phN hNSiological, to invalid>. and
seeking the same from those of robust
constitution. Her conversation WAS al
ways prellccd with the introductory
inquiry. 50 common to visitors, did
You come here for your health ~ She
thus addressed II >talwart, ruddy-viS-
aged young man 1T the dinner table of
the Metropolitan Il few DAYS since. and
the following dialogue cnsucd:
YES. madam. came here probably
the weakest person Nnu ever SAW. |
had no Use of my limbs. in fact my
bones were but little tougher than ear
tilagc>. had no Intelligent control of
single muscle. nor the Use of Il single
faculty."
.'tiIeat heavens" exclaimed the as
toni>hcd auditor. land You lived -
Il did. miss. although | was devoid
of sight. was absolutely toothlrs>. nn-
able To articulatr Il single word and de
pendant upon others for every thing.
being completely deprived of all power
To hcl = my self commenced to gain
Immediately upon my arrival, and have
scarcely experienced Il sick day since.
hence can romscirntiously recronrnd
the climate.
"a wonderful case - said the lady.
''hut d" N"u think your lungs were
affected"
The! were pr"babIv sound. hut
POSSESSED OF 81 little vitality that but
for the most careful nursing they must
have ceased their functions"
Il hope Nou found kind friends. sir"
''lndced did. madam it is to them
and the pure air of Minnesota that |
owe my lite. Ny fathers family were
with me. hut uniurt unatek my mother
WAS Frustrated with Il severe illness
daring The Tim" "t my greatest pros
tlItion.
"II"w sad, Pray. what was your
treatment and diet -
''MN diet Wa> the simplest pos
Slhlr. consisting only of milk. that
being the onl> \ food my system would
bear. A> for treatment. | depended
rntn"lN upon the lifr-giNiug properties
"t Minnesota air. and took no medicine
except an occasional light narcotic
when very RESTLESS. My Improvement
dated from my arrival. My limbs he
"am' strong. my sight and voice came
T." me slow ), and Il full SGT of teeth,
regular and firm. appeared
''EcmaI kIhlc miraculous, surely,
Ill N"u must have been greatly reduced
IN flesh Madam. weighed hur nine
pounds. WIS huIn in Minnesota.
Good day. 81. HdHi Pi"nrrI Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
Athletic Sports.

The Necessity "f bodily work To the
healthy drNcl clopmcut of both mind aud
body l. now NcIN generally understand.
That the frequent Use of every muscle
i essential. not only To lis growth and
power. hut also to prevent its actual
Wasting AWAY. Is established aS Il
phN Si"luuical AXIOM. This necessity lol
use Is Imperative, not only for the
muscular system, but it is equally I'M
purtant tnr the proper nutriment.
growth and maintenance of all the AMI
NAL TISSUES II is unfortunate. there
tnIc. that there should still liugcr in
the civilized mind Il chunky relic oi
that harharorls contempt for useful
Labor which came down to us from the
time When, Wild in the woods. our
naked fathers ran, and leaving all
"drudgrrN" thc familiar term tor pro
duCtlNc Industry to women and cap
tives, occupied themselves and kept
their bodies in trim 10y the chase and
slaughter of each other. and the rest of
the Wild beasts of the forest Now-a-
days this harharou> sentiment. which
has enriched cur language with the
terms "clod hopper, and ''h;lSc me
chanic," is found mainly among the idle
rich folks, and those wrah minded
working people who initiate them.
Since it has been understood that dis
ease and early death is the primal curse
atlachtd L" lultheSS' 'h"se Mh" nelleNr
IL L" he ie'''h% u"Wh Oh ,hrir dIS'iltN
[" use 'ileir muscles III adding any ,ilinS
to The store OF good and u>efnI things
III the world, have shown great Interest
III what are called athletic sports. They
are ah"nt the only thing LETT thai
the wild beasts are mostly killed on
and private warfare Is NOT above" ny
which IN arlst"rr;irl can keep IT'S hool,'
flesh from rottlnS on It's bones. Ralsed
above the Necessity of eating their
bread III the sweat OF their faces, the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
DIRECTORY.

E,.-v,>> ANIL Locdti0H Of the lcdti-
r,,y..> Hoarr< in 81. .JohnSbHry.
,.,,,uItur.t Tools and Hardware.
-.r -nNS u"yt'- Block l.. X. -
lpoihrcarie-.
.t,,INN \o o. Bank Block. Main 81.
Nit"rnr,- AT Law.
...u,\ oyer l. L; Otiicr. aud Post Otiicr.
uT Nu.2 Calrd"mian BIN. up stairs.
.... t:p Main 81. over Hall 4 Fletcher :.
.... l-trr, lr"h"r.
,:rnk~ and stationery.
..,., EuNEII.. Calrd"mi:,m Blk, Main 81.
Book Flinders.
.,\rAru Ats Monument Square.
ElmL-- Legal aud business.
.-...rN 60. N"mum-nt square.
U,Lrr> aud Conf.cti"ncr-.
--. ..tpLEl Main Street
IInthimg. Hats and Caps.
VuuEE Bank Flock. "pp"~itr 81. Johns
...,,. d.iI,r ia Read, NIad, Clothin. Hats
..- u,ur- furnishing. G""d-. etc. rtc-
,lni;t,ug for Men and Boys.
.. .EEA\k~A y 60. Fairbanks Village.
tln,Lrr,. t.It>- aud stone Ware.
..EENNk~A = 60. Fairbanks Village.
ling. Paper Ianging-. Window shades.
.uuENNk~ \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
,i<~ ,il,iuurau Block. Nam Street.
... SWIM Union Block Main street
" l. innd>. Grncrri.~ and Fruits.
...t>A PEIrENDlI.L. Eastern N>ruur.
l,, ,"nd-, aud Ladies' Fancy Goods.
...Il l,,uu- Block L. K. street.
tIsEANk~ \ co Fairbanks Village.
II"ur and Feed.
..n..l'H % - GO. Eastern Avenue.
Furniture and Ca-k.t-.
-tII~IE Main Street
-...I aEIE\UAM OddF, llnw~ HIk. R.E. II
unl, Gr"crrir> aud Fruits.
.u,h $ ,u EASTERN AN-nur.
lille Manufacturers.
.,ouE tl, N"rh- opp. Passenger Depot.
rr"",,,,- aud ii"u>..- keeping Goods.
t.lht\\h>N q Fairbanks Village.
Insurance. Life
~.LrI\l Iml Railroad street
ir"n FOUNDER and Mnchini-t.
.. 90 llilI. North rud Il. Il. Strrrt.
Merchant IliI"r>.
.rILNuUp ptu,lllr Eluck H. L. Street.
Photographs.
% iuHp .lrdnuitn Block Main Street.
loo uA>liN'> Er"Wu~ Block Main 1t
Irml"r> and Publishers.
I"HEA 'u. 'ilr,i"uDuu Block Mliu II.
'r"'"> and Tin Ware.
..tI, HER Eastern Avenue.
'p NuunlI'FI Railroad Street.
.nIEh F,-r.ru Avenue
Watches. .I"w"IrN and Toys.
..'A EuWELL Cllrd"nian BIN Main 81
..' "Il luN Railroad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
JnfrLs.

ST. JOHNSBUHY HOUSE,
AiN IiktEI ST. JOHSsBuRY, VT.
GEO. Ii. WALKER Proprietor
p. AVENUE HOUSE.
HOVE 4 MORRISON SI; rr"nris,ar. I%HNs%uHf v
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
NEWPORT. VT.
w +. BOWMAN. Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
=. IL. SEYMOUR 4 co, Proprietors.
Mt. MANSFIELD HOTEL,
STOWE VT.
\ first class Hotel. with all the modern improve
m"nts. Accommodations for 800 guests.
y. i. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
FRANKLIN SQUARE BosTox
\ trst-class hotel in every respect
tEW'k kER & BUCK, Propri-t"rs.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
GEO. L. WARD, Proprietor.
MARLBORO HOTEL,
;s2' WASHINGTON STREET. RosToN
on the american and European Plan.
y r. SrEN EMS. Proprietor.
Formerly of Ir"tter House. Bradford.
GLEN HOUSE. New Hampshire.
This iav"rte Summer Resort open from June l.
I" October |, ls1i. W. s e. X. MlLLlKEN,
tAugO Proprietors
1878. ST. LEON SPRINGS 1875
This favorte resort for invalids and plrasur.
seekers will hr open for the reception of guests tn,
first "f June. Terms Il ~ per diem.
JAS X. GlLMAN.)
T.. W. JOHNSON. ! Prnprirturs.
T.. &. SARGENT.
- - JAS. X. GILMAN. Manager.
"BELMONT."
European Hotel.l
ti2:s & G2d WASHINGTON STREET Ro-ToS
UOppoSite GlOBs Hsatre.D
new House with Elevator and all m"drrn ap.
p"ntmentS.
Rooms 81 per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant al moderate prices
SASBORN \ HARDY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

Best floral design, flowers, mosses,
GRASSES. etc. 0O
2d 30
Committee F V Powers and wife.
Waterford, l. ,iould and wife, F F
Fletcher and y ifc. f. VI Idle and wife.
st. Jolnsbury. Geo = Blair and wife,
Barnet.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Best plIotograghs painted in oil, > On
2d / 0O
Best photographs in water color
and India ink, > OU
2d On
Best plain photographs lin colIec-
ti"n,) , OO
:2d On
Best photographs on porcelain. > OO
ID UO
Committee \ Livingston and wife.
1t. J"hnshury, John l. Frye and wife.
Concord. y w Hastings and wife. st.
Johnsbury.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Embroidery. ncrdlework. worsted.
penrilin%. drawing and other fancy
work, S25.OO in the committees hands
to he awarded on melitorious articles.
Committee I VI Howard and wife.
st. J"hnshury. ChaS Gates and Wife.
Pcacllam. Royal Cummings and wife.
ST. .IohnshuIN, ' y M"ulton and wife.
Peacham.
SPECIAL IPEEINTENDENTS.
Horses. a Parks; cattle, \ K How
ey sheep. VIM Higgins; Mechanics
and Floral Halls. John Bacon, ID :
whom c"nmilte,- will recognize. as
the proper officers to assist them in
their preparatory work and dclibera
tions.
REGULATIONS.
No premiums will he awarded on any
agricultural productions. manufactures
nr mechanic arts. which are not the
growth. manufacture or production of
the territory included within the limits
of the society. non unless said article oI
production shall he owned 10y Il mem
heT of the society : case of moving ma
chimes excepted.
Premiums will not he paid on ANY
animal that has not been owned within
the said limits ut least three months
next previous Ia the time of the fair.
All articles within the hall are re-
Illird I" rtnhaIn ON exhibition during
the cont InlIanre OF the faIr. y" Pl"ml-
'n'- awarded unless 'iir article present
=" Is h''lt"ii"'I>'
lie committees "i the several GLASSES
III n"lal hAII VIII commence thtlr tN-
amlnatl"hS on the second day. al >
o'clock. A. VI
Ladies' VII" "ii"l articles Tor tAilhl-
tI"n VIII rc"tI\" of the secretary on ap-
pll'dtl"h. Il nee hdIIIi>>I"u ticket. good
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
,aohnaburn Galrduni;n.
.UaI-Hfp EVERY FRIDAY m
Al -I'oN l. ~ co
t.I,.r-. Monument, 1t. .JolInsbury.
,,,.r ,Iuum m...-..-..-. -. %

r.Ii,r.. Monument, 1t. .JoIinsbury.
..pp, pei amnum ------------ :..bo
'..-.t 100 advance .----- --- ~"
.,,,,,ribrr viii mud on his paper in con
O." name. ;h,. ,lIt, Ia which h" has paid.
..,.W urc"-~aiN.
...,. m caledonia County. SuhScri-
.'''- ..... county Will remit with their sub
cents ~ addition for p"Sta9". as the
....r..- tlI pu-ta-' "n the fdtrd"',hn I"
,r,,.. At the II. I"hn-burN Post OIilcr.
..,f all hlud~ done Al living prices.
l'' .''. '..l,.rir ui,hiurrN and >killtul work
ID ,rld- ot lab Printing can he don" aS
.,,.ii, a. ia the cities
.l,uL>. and and Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising:
lines nu,. inch spaced one week, sl.OO
I.,.n cont IuuauC"... ------------ -
10. l.u,.-l .uur week k,.----.---- ------ a.
d. cont IuuIn't'... ------ -
..Y,. ru,h ui -pIcrl per year. ------->.oo
...l. u,l. ,rIr t,.lrh hnrl. uO
r-rf,,- \utIc,.~ Ia Legislature, etc 30
....- I,.r -ptllIr. one week. ----------l -
ant 'r,,,. .,t,,.,. -..-.-......... .. 30
..,.,,f. Hu,frr'.i orhh cuts, t'r"HtH-
.,,..Dr,, ,rr,lf rates. We ObjefioHd-
...,. ,....,r,i a,,d nrfhiHg bW legitimate
I... ...,ttI ,"I,cii'h
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

Two MEALS A DAY. two meals
u day enough That is the question
now being eAperimentally discussed at
the Hudson County penetemti,rN at
Snake Hill, beN ond HubokerI, and the in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

An Indiana infant lately coughed up
Il small brass paddock, but strangely
failed t" cough up the key.
''They fired two shots at him." wrote
an Irish reporter .'the first shot killed
him. but the second shot WAS not fatal"
Miss Cash of Washington is said to lie
the best swimmer at Cape Nav. There
is nothing singular about this. With
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
President J. r. Kinnerson. Peacham
Vice P,rSiirntS Joshua BcmiS. I.Nn-
don G. J. Bell. Walden.
Secretaries |. W. Sanborn. Russell
Risley. II. G.. Hastings. y. VI. johnson
&. ID. Br;iintrd, Cloud Harvey.
Trcdsurt, c. VI. Stone. st. Johns
bury.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Barnet james Roy, Peter Lindsay
Joseph Dow. VIM. Adams, Cloud Han
veN.
Bmhc III. NJ. Hall. David TrulI
Jenkins.
CdLot l.. c. Fisher, J. L. Severance
\. VI. Foster.
Concord \. X. Quimby, Hubbard
Hastings. II. G.. Woodward.
DdnrHr Jonathan Batchclder, j. q
Nanum. VIM. RusSelnw, Geo. Davis
c. l.. stevens. j. l.. Fry.
Groton Hosea Welch, John Orr.
GreensLoro W. A. jackson. G.. y
DIury.
HorImick W. ID. Bronson. Henry
Blake. }. VI. stevens.
KUby Russell Ri,ley. l.. W. Russell
Geo. Ford.
Lyndom \. o. Harris. James Tref
ran, VIM. IIought"n, W. \. Bcmi>.
NeWurk +. Woodruff. ID. F. johnson
W. c. Cheney, :. G. Walter.
f'"ch"M -. M"'iil"n' hiile'
Gates, james MrLa"gh''n' L. Htr"-
bridge
hyeJ"h \. H. illhSic'J. H. 'n'ller
VI. H. tlaN. III ',l"Non'
81 '"""S""y "'S'
81 IL ~ = jj,.t;mns r Unv., X N
~, ~ :, IN, ~ .,;,I
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S"tt," E,ihan WV \ X r,mn
| h.U R,,,dhury WILEY
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"",,'' y, n.,,.;s.,, ,,,.s r,,
,-"',,t.r S,I,,,,ms nv.n W;iI.rJ in
pa,'
W,,L,e. ! T. Stafford 4 W Eddy
UberIock -Chas. Rogers. Henry Hoff
mann
OFFICERS OF TIE FAIR.
Mai Con " R,uett Chief Marshal
,u,uu
~ ''1W Nr;i, '':in N''i.';. u,u
- i,''"'"Iu w ' ',,'t ,',.',.t.I,i..
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

Best floral garland. 80
ID 75
Best collection of house plants, 30
ID ~
Best floral design, flowers. mosses,
GRASSES. etc. | 90
ID 30
Committee r V Powers and wife.
Waterford, l. could and wife, F F
Fletcher and nifc. f. VI Idle and wife,
st. Johnsbury, Geo p Blair and wife.
| Barnet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT, FRIDAY, AUG. 3. 1875

Best lot watermelOns. 81
Best lot muskmeIons, ),
Best caulitiowers, ),
Best rutabagas, ),
Best kohl-rabi, ;,
Best string seed corn, :.
I'd :,
Best string pop corn, u
Best varieties table potatoes, Z,
ID !,
Best Seeding potatoes, I.
ID ,,
COmmlttee-D F. Rupples SuttOu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
ANNUAL FAIR

or the Caledonia Agricultural Society. to be
held ON the air Grounds In st. ,Johnsbury.
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday, sep
teInber IL, ~ and rs. 1870.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

S"." additional Tor discretionary pre-
mums.
Committee Calvin Morrill, and wife
II. John>hury. II VI Hall and Wife
Burke. l. Str"whrid"e and wife. Peach
am. |. { Matthews and witc. y VI John
son and wife. 81. .Iuln>hurN.
Written statement of maxim" and re
timing sugar must hr furnished the com
mlttcc 10y applicant.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

Iommittee-.Jom Bacon, St. Johns
bury, Chas Gates, Peaclam. NJ X Gray.
Rycgate, + Woodruff, Newark, Calvin
Morrill,. st. Johnsbuly.
A written statement should he at
tached TO each tub of butter offered for
premium, giving time when made. kind
and number of COWS from which made.
kind and quality of salt used. and the
manner of laying down and pressing
the same.
SUGAR, HONEY, BREAD, ETC.
Best tub maple sugar. not less than
- lbs. as
ID 30
Best tub unretined sugar. -
2d 30
Best bees honey. not less than Il lbs, 81
Best maple honey, not less than
: lbs, 10
ID 30
Best specimen white bread with
recipe i'll writing. 50
I'd %
Best specimen graham bread. 81
I'd -
Bes' specimen rye and Indian bread. 30
ID -
Best lot pastry 4 or moIe varieties. 80
ID %
Best specimen preserves. 81
I'd -
Bes' specimen pickles, ~
ID -
Best 10 lbs. starch. 81
ID -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

Embroidery. ncrdlewoIk. worsted.
penriling. drawing and other fancy
to he awarded on melitorious articles.
Committee / VI Howard aud wife.
st. J"hnshury. Clas Gates and wife.
Pcacham. Royal Cummings and wife.
ST. Johnshuy, V y M"ultom and wife.
Peacham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
sUPEEINTENDENT>.

Horses. + \ Parks; cattle, \ X How
ey: sheep. VIM Higgins; Mechanics
and Floral Halls. John Bacon. ID ::
whom committees will recognize as
the proper officers to assist them in
their preparatory work and drlihera
tionS
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
Albany Prison Life.

The discipline in the penitentiary at
Albany, N. Y, is very strict. When a
prisoner is brought in the officer in
charge says to him: "While you are
here you will have to obey, blindly aud
unquestionably, all orders given you. If
you do so your life will be made as COM
Portable for you as will be consistent
with the pu ishment of your offense
against the law. If you rebel, however,
you will be compelled to obey. Do you
think compulsion will be necessary"
"Well, no, sir" the convict replies.
"I'll do my best to obey"
"Very well, let us see how far you
mean that. Look at that crack in the
floor for five minutes, without speaking
moving or raising your eyes" If the
prisoner stands the test satisfactorily he
is encouraged and sent in to enter upon
his new life, but if he grows restive ol
looks up he receives stern admonitior
that a second disobedience will entai
punishment -New York SINS