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SUDDEN DEATH IN MARkfT Hours
Yesterday afternoon cooreJ Dsu. uarr e.i
John Martin, dropped dead in the new NORTH
ern market. heva> removed 10 utp Tth pre-
cinct station by officer Jennifer. when Cor
oner Patterson viewed the body, AMI decided
AN inquest Ia be unnecessary, giving 70 a. his
opinion that death vas from apOpiexy. Tie
Dny was turned over TO the wife OF the de-
CEASED, who lives ia The alley between = and
fernent "
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CARPE-ING AT PUBLIC SALE-Latfmar
tleaTy. &uctlOneeTS. continue the sale at
WOlford a cnilbergs, ~ eth street, between
ID and r., southwest. O-mOrTOw mOruing at
1880 O'Clock. when the remainder OF stock
iEgTaln AMI Brussels carpets, will ne CL)Sed
out without reserve. Many bargains we're
sold at the sale yesterday.
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"GRADCAL savings make large fortunes. -
Deposit in the Metropolis Saving Bank, cor
aer of tn street and Louisiana avenue.
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Celery and Cha mOmiIe.


DIR. G. W. Benson's Celery and ChamomiIe
iillS are prepared expressly TO cure Head
aches, Neuralgia and Nervousness and will
cure any case. no matter how obSt mate il NAV
he. of either Sick, Nervous or DySpep. ic
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SlecpieSSneSS. Price 20 cents per box. sent
posi- free 10 any address, or may be ordered
through any druggist. Office 1G6 North
Eulitw street. baltimore. Nd. Sold by all
Druggists. Charles Stott X Co, $50 Penn
sylvanla avenue, agents for Washing
ton. :2o5 TN { ?.
ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heidsieck's SIllery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none. st,th3:
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent per annum or deposits for each calendar
month. king hours, 9 To 4. Saturdays,9
10 and tOS. Nt3l4fl6
CORNs, &C.-'eThe wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DR..
Whites establishment, 535 18th street oppO-
site u. s. Treasury, to avoid painful CONS.
BuniOns, Inverted Nails, etc.
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The THEATER~.-The new opera bOufe.
'-GlIOfe-GirOea.' as performed by TIA. com
pany now at the National TheateT. i Ger
lalnlN one of the most entertaining cOmbina-
lions OF mlrth and melody with which cur
music lovers have been favored. Those who
iail 10 see ~ VIII miss great treat. There.
are OILY three more night performances Of
tii> great muS-c;tl work. which - attracting
crowds IN the capital cities OF Europe, and
ore matinee-Saturiay afternoon.
The spelling be" by CarncroS> 4 Dixie'S
MINISTRIES tonight. Will throw ia the shade
The efforts OF such wTestl5TS with Webster as
Josh Billings. Besides this. there will he
Other funny spells. and. aS i well known
The singing ami acting of the troupe i hard
day.
Both variety fisCatsrS-The Comig.a and
The AN"nue-Ia-re .ine bills this week and
both should draw full houses
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ELPHONSO YOUNGS s. CO

ELPHONSO YOUNGS g. CO.
IRE SELLING
10 LBS NEW TURKEY PRIMES ....f.r - oo
10 LBS CHOICE DENERhRA SUGARtrsto
10 LBS. c Nearly White sUGAR..-..sr s. 90
IoLBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.f.r $ %
LBS a" sUGaR.................-...... rsI 90
=. LBS. GRASULATED sUGAR...-...tor - 90
"a LBS. CRUSHED UGAR-...-.........f.r 81 90
) LBS CHOICE oOLONG TEA ...-.. .f5r sloo
= LBS CHOICE GREEN TEA.............flr : , 90
> CANS sTABLER-S GENUINE BARTLETT
PEARS, h - rup -.....................-.,ar 90
pa LBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER Cor 81 90
DOE CANS SUPERIOR TOMATOES Tor 81 %
LB. SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTER -.fr4o.
LIB. SUPERIOR ooLoSG TEA--..........r.r sos
LIB. SUPERIOR GREEN TEA .-..........f.r 90
GOSHEN BUTTER BY THE rDN.
ELPHoNZO YOUNGs q CO., Grocer.
masonic TEMPLE
9Th STREET, opposite Q. s Patent Oroo
ELPH0NZo YoUNGs.l
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The Posi- OFsICE ROBBERY.-TEe case
bl Benjamin IL krvan. a night clerk. en-
pttNe IN the city post Office. and charged
win opening letters and stealing money
ihSrelrDni. vas 80 FOR a further hearing he
i,sse Commits iOner l. L.. Johnson YESTERDAY
al p M. Mr.. George II. Knox being IN.
bsti IN The sum Of $50 Tor his appearance.
Nl$'iai Agent Troy who made The arrest
'tisi diners. were present. but the accused
4aIfs To appear. He had been in the Office
tof "a Sht months PAST and Il l. tIaimei began
his s.'aiHg operations soon after securing
IN az ointment II - saint he lad made sd-
mss IS >uHicient % cow let h.ll. AMI hence.
decided Lot 70 stand trla,
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" asHiNtTONIAN FOCND DEAD IN A
ST LOIS HUTEL-A telegram from 81
LOUIS -l2>t night saws iona than j Jones
lately o. Washington city. and well known
there a ar in entOr and DFiige-bui der. was
fOund S.ead IN his bed in the Jaclete hotel TO-
day. lie @3d been drinking freely S.nce his
arrival mere. aud was much depressed IN
spirits. OK Ing TO the failure of Cons reSS IN
pass upon claim OF >3aS,go n. had 4 ga inst
{he Navy department. for work dOue under
tOinfnOdoTe Porter during tGe war. Death
was probably caused by congestion o the
Drain, the result OF hard drinking
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AUCTION SALE at S42 r street has been IL
definitely postponed,
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

I LESSONS ON GUITAR AND PIANO, $40 and
S12 per quarter. Will teach pupils at -,
their residences; references given. Call at
ELLIE Music Store, or address No 81 3 10th ~
street southwest marH- D..
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THE COURTS.

j. F. BRoDHEAD, No. 535 18th street IS paw
ing special improvement taxes at the lowest
rates. Give him a call before paying
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y W BOO KS,
RamhoS,.u Astronomy, illustrated: $50 81
RIbot HercdItN. limo. -
BeBnetts Winter and Sprit- on the Nsl,-.-ra
mean. So
What i Music, by : l.. RiS cloth 81
Natural History ~ Man. by 4 Il. uuartrsTaces :
Science Of Music. By Sc.lley Taylor 81
story 81 Valentine; hy Mr.. Oiiphaut 80
Love Victory, hy FaIyeon. &c
For sale by
RICHARD IL. NOHUN& CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
marg7-tr 1918 prNSsyry.~r. Ayv,rv
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS
tBALLANTYNE'S. l2~ 9TH street.
Or. MC'">h Reply t. Tyndsli
Nature and the Bib. By Prot Dlwsan
The shad"wf Home and Light ReNund BY Birk
erst.ih. ' - D'NA
All About jesus. By Rev 4 DicLson
Earth : Morning, or Thoughts ON G..ps.i- ~
Bopar. -
Hours in a Library. BY Leslie Stpphan
Christian Belief and Life. b, A. 4. Peabody
rarp-tr
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BUY NOW. BUY NOW. BUY NOW.

Particular Attention Given to Pleasing.
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ANOTHER SPELI.-A spelling match is
announced To take place tomorrow r ridayi
evening at the congregational church in
which the contestants will he ladies and gen
llenfJn OF the Third and Sixth Auditors Of
hces. III has been decided to donate the pro-
ceeds OF this entertainment TO n worthy char
liable lnstitutiOn--the Industrial Home
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

CoLoRED SOCIETY is deeply interested in
an aristOcratic wedding to take place at an
early day. The maid of Mrs Jones the wife
OF Senator Jones, is to be led 10 the altar by
General Butler's cook. Great preparations
are making for the happy event, and il is
rumored that the mansion of Senator Jones
VIII he thrown open in order that the favored
Pest.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

EOR RhNT-The larger PART OF STORE No.
IS Bridge street. Georgetown; good business
stand Tor fancy or confectionery store: stable IN,
rear: Apply on premises J. S BLACKFoRD,
Jr. W atChmaker and Jewell-r. mar9D r.
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tRlM1NAL COURT-,JUItpe N0c AT1hur.
To-day, Frank Green, for larceny. was cor
Vicied. Frank Myers. Alexander Hawkins
ana George Hawkins, resisting an officer.
were found not guilty-Newman and Cahill
for defence. John Norman and George
y folds hnr,IlarN- ri nI
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PIANOS. &c.
-
ENFvvy

s32 New York avenue, Mss htngtan. n a
tisnos and Organs tuned. regulated, Tor rent a.
ale. mar -
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Childrens' Rights.

The first right of every child is to he
well born and 10y this mean that it
has i right To the best conditions. phvS-
zeal. mental and moral. that it is in the
power of the parents to secure. With
ont this. the child is dctraudrd of his
rights at the outset. and his lite can
hardly fail of being Il pititul protest
against broken laws. Centuries of
preparation fitted the earth for mans
occupancy. limiting thus the grandeur
of his destiny. and suggesting that in
IN event of such magnitude aS the in
calnatlng of Il soul. provision should Ice
exercised, and all the best conditions
secured III and of Il harmonious and
happy result. Good health good habits.
sound mentality and rcvcremt love
should form the basis of every new life
that l. invoked. The mother who gives
herself up To morbid f.tncies. who con-
>Idcr> her health an excuse tnr petu-
lance and nOn-cNcrci>c of Sclt-cnntrol.
proves herself unworthy of the holy
office of mother. and ought not to he
surprised If she reap at Il later dav the
bitter harvest of her unMi>e sowing.
Second III Importance to none. as "A
means of securing the happiness and
best good of childhood and youth. is the
right To he taught obedience. 1t is easy
to submit To what We know is incyita-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-22
A Day with a Courteous Mother.

DuInT the whole of one at last sum
mcr~ hottest DAYS had the GOOD fuI-
tune To he seated in Il railway ear near
Il mother amd tnur children. whose re
lations with each other We're 50 hcauti-
tul that the pleasure of watching them
was quite enough to make one forget
the di>cnminrt> of the journey.
1t WAS plain that they were poor {:
their clothc, were coarse and old. and
had been made 10y inexperienced hands.
The mothers bonnet alone would have
been enough To have condemned the
whole party ON any OF the worlds
thoroug htareS. | remembered after
ward, with shame, that myself had
smiled at the sight of its antiguated
-. .iness but her face was one which il
gave you a sense Of rest to look upon,
it was so earnest, tender, true, and
strong. 1t had little comeiiness Of shane
or color in it, it was thin and pale she
WAS not Young; she had worked hard
she had evidently been much i'll but |
HAY" seen few faces which gave me such
pleasure. think that she WAS the wife.
OF Il p""l clergy man: and think that
clergy must he one of the Lords
best watchmru of souls. The children
two boys and two gill>-wcrc all I'M
den the age of twelve. and the Youngest
could not speak plainly. They had had
Il rare treat they had been vi>tin" th,
mountains, and they were talking over
all the wonders they had seen with a
glow of enthusiastic delight which WAS
to he cnvied. Only Il word ton -wuId
record would do justice To their con-
Ncr>ati"n: Ii" description could give
any idea of II. 50 free. 81 pleasant. 81
genial. no Interruptions. no cuntradIc-
tlonS: and the mothers part borne all
the while with such equal interest and
cagerne>S that no one not seeing her
face would dream that She WAS any
other than an elder sister. II the cour>,.
OF the day there We're many occa>ior>
when II became necessary for her to
deny requests, and To ask >cr>i ices. -
pcciallN from the eldest boy : but no
Young girl. anxious To plca>,. Il lover.
could have done either with Il more
tender courtesy. She had her reward
for no lover could have been more ten
der and manly than WAS this boy ut
twelve. Their lunch was simple and
scanty: but it had the grace of il royal
banquet. At the last. the mother pro
duced with much gler three apples and
an orange, OF which the children had
not known. All eyes fastened on the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-22

bile. and to the little child the require
ment of the parent should he law with
out appeal. The tender, immature
being, shut in by the unknown, where
every relation is IL mystery and every
advance an experiment. has il right to
find itself everywhere sustained and
directed 10y the parent. 1t should not
bc tempted to resistance 10y laws that
are impelfcctly enforced, nor subjected
to the injurious friction of discussion
bv having IL long list OF REASONS given
for every requirement. The habit of
obedience to the parents may he formed
before the child is two years old, and
this is IL necessary precedent of obedI-
cnce to the law. the next stage of Il true
DEVELOPMENT. The child has IL right to
ask questions and to he fairly answer
ed: not to be Snubbcd as if he were
guilty of IN impertinence. nor Ignored
aS though his desire for information
were of no consequence, nor miSled as
if it did not signify whether true or
false impressions were made upon his
mind He has il right To he taught
everything which he desires to learn.
and to he made certain. when any
asked for information il withheld. that
it is only deferred till he L. older and
better prepared to receive it. Answer
ing chiId'> question is sowing the
seeds of its future character. - Victoria
.Ndgdzine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-22
HAIR VINE,
NATURES REMEDY

This popular Restorative l. one of the. .a-' .
aiati"n~ in the market Tor the human -,t,.
llk" all other Hair preparations 1t ,"u'. .i-.
sulphur. SugaI lead. nitrate silver e.. amt. De-
will inIurr the health. 1t r.iu>,.~ th,. ..., -
upon bald heads Restores The. ham turr- ...
color when caused from premature d',.r .
and prevents the hair from falling "u' 900.
that unpleasant itching that l. tn. I'l'. .f..-
haII : decay. Cures daudIuii and II t.-..-.-
the scalp. and IT, u Hair brr>~in- u hes r..-.
lrl"w W @iy" a few press and uar. t..
rifc itr>.
Northampton C"uricr. October. L.. -I.. .
Ninr l. the greatest thing III the market
,ilnvrIsvillr >tandGri y. ! Ju. ,.s-
Plc:s,s all that have used II. and the, lr,...,..
Hudson STIR, y. Y. I-:3. SAY o., a.r
and the treatment "f its mauuia,Iru,r l..... -
the hiIr I" grow upon the head cot 'Hl H,--.r
whrr" II has been "ti fnr YEATS. and NO
thankful
The vermont Tni"t "f April II H.. ..- .
Hair YIN" H. u preparation "t ~up'rI.I .f..r
Hon. j. l. Buckland. linlN"h, Nt-~ ...
"t dandTuft TIRED rNrINthin. tel N,.r~ i....
the use OF two BOTTLES
l.. Blake. IIuly"k,. Mas>.-lIrId uII o..
haIr glowing finely used three hntt'-.I
the fourth.
writes January : ia: Pleas, ~,ud u,.u,
bottles more Hair Vine sold what 500.
III "" weeks and did SOM -""d rrlr'-
.l">cph Williams. Hair pr,s,'.r lu'..if
WINES III y tlt'. - am dom
Hair Vine. They all drprnd "a u' t.'
put II "m /" ON man wh">,. head -,n'.'.
II has started his haiI-onlN used f..
PLEASE send nr m"r' hN r>pr,--.
:. Il. French tl"NrT. Vt. wits I'.'..
III. have tII"d nuIubrI "f llr. i.,-'
1" prevent my hair fran ialiu- ".' Hi
have found non" that viii do I.'r- o..
~" BOTTLES Hair Vine. la q ,,it -...' '
again writes. that II ' N"u ~,it II.., .'...
! used on h"ttl, mN>rlf and let ur,..'
have The other II has nearly -l".,t
from coming out. am "a hop, g." ~''.' ''.
FIt':i>" send me w" h"tIla> mole t- .'..
ia ii
10y il, and You will u.s. II" other
A>k N"ur druggist and m,T,hau' f.'
Il ~ I" me tor tIial b"trl,. i ~ i0" .".''..-
Address {. W EIiI II lEl'>u\ ...
Wells. Richardson \ Co. iurlIu-i.u II
al Agents inr New ENGLAND
e B,war, uf imitation Ia, -,u.
III iI-hi ""l"Ird wrappers printed N'.
red INKS. with cut ut t,uac "u o. 49,. ..'.
For sale in -. I"hnShurl hN { t.n.
&. u. Randall pru.,ist-
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.zzi.1zzIlzrzrtnu, Boston, sanes
H. ( ~ +4. - y! Gardner p o

Commencing Monday, april g.. *,
TRAINS MO\ING >ul.!n
Leave Winchrnd"n at IN " ur.
TO l.. VI. Arrive al Worcester atrI.. 50
NJ, j::i5 T.. NJ.
TRAINS MOVING NORM
Leave Worcester at -:UO \ VI I.t4.,
T. NJ G:4U L. NJ. Arrive al Wm,I,.
A. NJ - T. NJ -:IJ l.. VI.
Passengers Tor Providence. l,sl,ru - |..
at g:Ia \. NJ. arrive at N"Ir,-t,r ~.
ami leave Worcester AT G.:u l.. VI lr rr
Trains tn and from " inchrndru tI-....,..
Express and way trains "u l;"~I"n s t...
Norwich \ Worcester fur lu-I.r
Springfield all" for New York ,l N..
Springfield. /. y Lt,~-
If
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~fnr SALE.
EXTENSIVE SALE
OF DESIRABLE
Real and Personal Estate
fnr Salr.

The subscriber offers at private sale the i"io"ihs
belonging To Truman Iresc"'t r.s'"''
The TrescoH Ljrcry Stable ana LOT
in ST Jnhnsbury Village. the most desirable prop
erty of the kind i'll northern Vermont
The Homestead Property OF slid lfes'"''' 1T
the corner of Central and Summer Streets:
The Fleetwood Chaffee House and L"t Oh
Spring Street. .,. ,,.,,,
The Prescott Farm of 20 Acres. u miles from
81 Johusbury Village a wrlfSbcatcd and valuable
property at IA reasonable price.
One top buggir nearly new. open huggit, Don
wagon l truttinr mare, Mountain Maid, good
work horse 3 goof driving horses, harnesses,
work and driving two seated sleigh, , single
sleighs-nne new. wolf and buffalo robes, sleiHh
poles shafts plnughs. harrows. grind stones; etc
two horse traverse sled. NV" horse cart with body
and hay rack Lot of pressed hay. 20 tons hay
and some slab wood. The hay and slab wood VIII
b,. delivered in quantities to suit purchasers. III
bushels of oats. 4 reasonable credit will h" given
on the above property, with good securely.
HENRY {. IDE.
81 ,JohnsbuTN October Is. 1873. 1870
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Rrhqious Rradina.
Scripture.

In all thy ways acknowledge him and
he shall direct thy paths. Prov. :}:6.
G"dlincS> is profitable unto all things.
| Tim. L..
Seek We first the kingdom of God. and
his righteousness and all these things
shall he added unto YOU Matt. 6::s'.
Not slothtul in business. irIvcnt in
spirit. serving the Lord. Rom. I'll
Whatsoever We do. d" all to the glory
of Cod Cor. 1881.
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Great Sale at Auction

The subscriber will sell at public auction, Thurs
,iay October - l-7J his Farm. situated mile
from Passumpsic. miles from -. J"hnsbnrN; one
of the best farms in Caledonia County, c"ntalnlIi.
4UU acres of land-IuO acres al il being wood land
good sugar orchard. and the very best of runnin.
water ut house and barns, good buildings. pleas
ant location. Terms easy. Also, the f"li""ln:
personal property: One pair four years old oxen.
pair good three years old Steers pair extra large
two years old steers. cows, Of them Jersey, >
good calves about 40 good sheep three, years 1i'i
colt two Years old colt five Years old mar, !
fat hog, = shutrs To tons hay, > tons straw lou
bushels corn 200 bushels oats. Il bushels wheat 20
bushels India wheat, moving machine, ; wagons.
double sleigh = carts scd~ pl"ws, harrow, chains,
harnesses. and other articles too numerous {" men
tion. sale positive. Terms all sums under clO
cash down; over sIU six months credit with good
security JOSIAH =. klNERSON. Auctioncer
LOEIN KINNEY.
Pas,lImpsc October l3 l-15 y4-gi
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN pa,
Il. II. EDDl.
SOLICITOR OF p,r

r." H'''"''"'N' I'""' .H'tAs no a.
No. - State Sfr-rt. opposite. Kill.
Mass.
After an rNten~iV" practice cot ...,...
wears continues I" >"CUI" paI,lr- ....
States also III Great Britain Ir..r..
elm countries. Caveats. >ur,Il,. .....
i"nmrnts. and all papers al dia,r.- 'r.-
executed ON liberia terms. and Will - .r..
searches made into American cor f... i'.'.
determine. the validity 81 utility a. - '.-.
vrntinns-;ind legal or Other .il lea. Die
matters touching the SAM. Iula,. Of .. ''.'.
amy patent furnished hy rruIIrf.,.. '...-
mcnts recorded at Washington .-
TE>TIMU NINr>
Il regard Mr.. Eddy ~ nnr ui. ri,.,....
and capable practitioners Wirh .f.,. '.''.
official intercourse. tlINS MA>p\
commissions. .., o..
Il have no hesitation in .t~~ul.r. ''' '.
they cannot employ a person uur,. ,.,.
Trustworthy. and mor,. capable, OF
applications i'll form To secure, iur f
and favorable consideration 81 the .,...
EDMUND BURKE Late ,urrr..-.... ...
tents.
MIR. Il. II. Eddy has made Ion n.,. l.....
on all but one of which patents ha.,.
and that is now pending. Such .,,
proof of great talent and ahIlit, uu H.. '..
me To recommend all inventors ru i,.. ''.
iuu the. most faithful .Ittruiiuit h,-f,..I
cases. aud at very reasonable ,ltr-,-
Enstun. Jan. |. l~I5.-lN. .IuIN I,...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-22

Weakness of kidneys, and pains in the
side and back of twenty years standing, cured in
two weeks by less than bottle \ Catarrh cough
81 bad Ia prevent sleep at nights unless eat trrh
snuff pcrpetually used, cured with bottle.
Testimony IF nell kno,rn and highly esteemed citi-
zen NJ Neir Boston
MEssRs. LIrTLEPIELD y CO.. Druggists Il have
had Catarrh Il little rising five wears. and pains in
back and weakness in kidneys for twenty. MY
Catarrh was 50 bad that if did take Catarrh
snuff was troubled with a cough more or less all
night. have taken Marshalls Catarrh Snuff for
tw" years. particularly in cold weather had To take
il every night To get rest. | began I" take your
Constitutional CatarTh Remedy ABOUT month ago.
and have taken only bottle. In less than IA
week the coughing nights left me. and have had
none since to speak of. though have had none of
the remedy for week.
have had pains in my side So bad thai did not
ont of the house for two weeks at time Ny
greatest pain was i'll my right kidney. have been
al times grert sufferer from my kidneys since
l-Ju. In Nv" weeks after | began To take your
Constitutional Catarrh Kennedy the pains all left
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- The subscribers having been appointed by TIA"
Honorable Iruhatr Court for the District ." ale
donna commissioners Ia receive. examine. and al
Just all claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate of Joseph Finley. late al Barnet
in said District. deceased, represented ins"l
and the term of six months from the 18th day
of Sept. y ID. I-7j being allowed by said Court L.
the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice,
that W, will attend I" the duties uf appoint
nlrnt at the dwelling huu>, of Mrs. Margaret
Finley in Barnet. in said district. the
nth day "f Nov. and on the IIth day "f March
next. at o'clock III the afternoon. on each
of said days.
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The Subscriber having received License from the
Honorable Prubntc Court for the District of Gale
dunia will sell al public Auction saturday, oct
u A. D.. Id AT 10 O'Clock \. NJ. on the premises
all the real estate and personal property brl"n@ln.
Ia the uf Josiah II. WinSluw. late al Hard
wick. The home farm containing l2- acres. well
wouded and wairrrl and suitably divided int" till
age. moving. and pasturagc buildings are III
GOOD repair. Also cows IL sheep. Sh"tr. horse.
wagon and harness. - tons hay. Il quantity oi oats
putatn,.S and corn. farming aud dairy tools, al~'
household goods. bed. brddmg. etc
Trrms-All sums under SO cash; over sl0 siNty
DAYS.
T. : PAINE AuCtiunrcr
GEO. y. II iINES. Executor.
East Uariwick VI SEPT 18th l-1,. g1-aI