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The loug Mrangie os.g prison siiaif-
ARC settled. Col. Shulers health has
l.cu sncn a. 10 forbid his remaining al
,hr PRISON. and especially under The
present ronlition of affairs. Judge
hawk. shutters attorney, requested a
conference with kcigwln's attorney d.
T.. Howard. and The result Was that T
meeting of the board al directors was
l.rid at The prison. and ,lill and heigwin
nctrd together. They recognized Dr.
iammons as he legal dirccior.thus caus-
iay Mnn-on To strp down aud out. Col
Siuler ihca presented his resignation, TO
ke eu.rt June 18th. which WAS accept
- and A. y. Howard, late city treas
nr.r of +, i.ersonyille. was ".rcted 10 till
iha ,sr.acv. Capt. Craig. OF Martin
copniv, vii be elected deputy walden.
Tnp physicians place j. not decided on.
brt (, Nill be ei'her DR.. W. + Sherrcd
II Oianra. o. rr. ID. Mcclure, OF Clark.
4 ansnn j. ~ q bad row Of siumps, and
7, X tt4t he mas been shamefully treat
~ b4t aohoiy sympa,hizes with bin,
81. ta +. ia the main responsible for the
tstnus management of the prison.
iere j. = gles. expression OF Sladness
.e.t the rriScn middle j. settled. Shuler
see t.e ,r.scH g total ply s,cai wreck.
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The Ciic 70 Inter- Ocean contain

The CHic 70 ln,er-Ocean contain
ing rhe seln.l NJ tax list Is probably
t..c ..rg. 4 lasi, paper ever issued. 1t
covers IL .ui, Sareis. - pages, su4 col
u.nas. :, tie ordinary price per sheet
would amount to so cents per copy. IL
l.. nov over sold at the regular price.
4 he nnenuscgip; copy of the tax list
which ~ paper OF Friday contains
weighs 275 9oanas, and occupied 1880
pa 90. Thirty ccnposiiors were EN-
nlnrai 2s isvs working 10 hours day
al aa,,ing + in itD. Five prcf-read-
ers -yer. emrloyea. Twenty wagons
: re employed 20. deliver the papers
in ne ciiy Friday morning.
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Another TestinaOn
RnSToS RAnKscrs, No.t
Apr,l .osh lrcG


Dx JorS g,tl-nxte sra Krowinc the efficacy o.
yoar s.rs.parls a. he healing and beneficial ausli-
es IL possesscs send you the ioiio~ing statement o
nv case.
was wounded about two years sgo--was tsken pris-
oner and confined for six months Being moved Of
ten nv wounds have healed yet. have not set up
moment since was wounded. | am shot through the
hips Ny genera heslh e impaired. snd need soIne-
hing - assist nature. nave ssh IN your sar-
ssrsriila than any thing else " sh that 70 be geuu-
iEs Please express half dozen bottles and cblige
cArrAr c. p. JOHNSON,
lsr,.L .Louts, Mo.
p s.--Ihs following written April 3c'h. 1886 by
Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson;
DR JoHs BrlI--pg,K sirs Ny hushans. DR.. J. s.
Johnson was sklfu surgeon sni physician in Cenfra
: ew York whore b. died. leaving the above &. =.
Johnson 70 my At thirteen years Of age heh hsd
chronic diarriea .r3 scrofula fer which ! gave yonr
ssrsapsrilla. II cured him have for ten years
commended II TO many IN iork, Ohio and Iowa for
scrofula Fever sores and general debility. Perfect
success hss attended X. The cures Effected In some
Eases % cfola sndfe almost miraculous
very anxious for my to sgain have recourse to
venr Sarsapara. H. is fearful of getting spurious
article hence his writing 70 you for II. His wounds
= .rs terrible hut believe he Will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS
Worm Destroyer
JENNIE JOHNSON.

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GEorGIA.
vnLAsow, wALsrK Co.. Cal
june 90
Ds yoHa RuLt--Dear Sir: have recently given your
Worm Destroyer several trials and nGd u wonderful
v sflcscious Il has not failed In single instance TO
have The wished Tor effect am doing pretty large
country pracce aud have daily use for some article OF
Tie kind
arn sir most especially,
JgLTUs r. CLEMENT, NJ. y.
Ps So gnsusliesa and numerous the testmo-
nisls IN favar II ny Worm Destroyer that newspaper
spscc " On irelv TOO small 20 tell its merits.
II s aH infallible edy for Worms Try II and be
convinced See my Jeurssi for more full description
JOHN BULL.
Bulls CcdrOn Bitters.
Bulls E'cctoraI Wild Chcrr,
Bulls Extract Buchu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
All ths sbove medicines prepared W nr. Jorr r-ls
:. bis Labaiory, Fii.tb street. Lonisvisle. Ky.
FOR SALE DY n. FRIEDMAN 4 CO.,
IND. aad by Drussists gen.
orally. Ane vA-iy
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NJ Journsl s5ounds vim similar letters all II which
u rearasiee he genun. ard writes by the persons
whose name gtey bear.
DO no, suffer ,oGrseR 70 he irsrotss Don't be
drawn away after and aol sslli sreri Don't
ri-k your heal ~ letting u.vices experiment. upon
YOU with their fresh
Ny S--espssiifs h s.ood The tss' .or t~eBty-sv-
wears. o. s.i 's spa lila Il Tie day and of the
'agc. towering evsr a. others In pcprlaTsty and It's
-eurstve qualities
Avoid all those Who s-e trying 10 palm Of on ycu
os.r sAfracts .. Sarsspsrna so-cslled Remember II
Is old and -eiis,le remedy Tor impurities Of the
blood and sSrofu as sfec..ens. Always bsr-.. Ia
mind.
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BOOTS 4 SHOES
WendolixA Ray,
BOOT & SHOE EOU II.

49, 'o'T" SIDE OF '''lIc 'or ana
EAa~ JASPER. INDIANA.
III ANING rented Nr. Frirdruan'. new
IA building, have put ia & .. stock OF
MEMS FINE BOOTS,
MEMS EGoGANs.
LADIES' SHOES,
SHOES hyD BOOTS
10 which I invite the .,.trion of ..
Public. confident that 7 raa good az
ticles as low r. anyho.. M org ex.
perience "a boot maker, jRS,iies me in
saving that my work j. letter ihpn any
other shop in Dubois county. TOOK
the premium or boots AZ both the
Dubois and Pike Fairs,
other boot makers. after seeing nv
work, being afraid tv compete. Work
Of all kinds done promptly, aud ~ tie
work going out of my shop guaransest.
Give me call. W. MAY
Oct. 3ist. 1873 ly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
The Affairs of the P. & o. Raj

=
Two weeks ago the town of Iunen-
burg held meeting to see what in
Struction the town would give the
Sclectmen, about issuing town bonds to
having voted 500 900 to the road, when
certain conditions were complied with.
After discussing the matter. the meet
ing adjourned for two weeks. The adj
iourncd meeting was held last Saturday,
and although we have no direct i'll
formation from it. we have heard that
upon il statement made 10y some citizen.
conveying the impression that the Rail
road Company were willing To arlhtrate
the matter, the meeting again adjourn
ed without voting to issue the bonds.
We believe the facts of the case are
substantially as follows: The town
voted to issue 500. 900 in bonds to the
Railroad Company when four condi-
tious were complied with. namely: ()
| The railroad was to he built up Moose
river: (2) 10y way of Milcs's Pond; (0
.
to the Connecticut river and (4) the
| Company was to build depot. The
Railroad Company fulfilled its part of
the contract. and called for the bonds
| This hesitation now and talk about
arbitration looks like an attempt ut re
pudiation thing that WAS hardly
expected from the stanch town of
I.umemburg, and Il step which we d"
not believe she is ready to take.
The work on the bridge over the
Connecticut river. and the two miles of
road which lie between the river and
the Boston. Concord y Montreal track,
is progressing favorably. The course
of Johns river has been changed Ill tw"
places. to save bridges. and we learn 1t
is the expectation to have the road ana
bridge completed during the next
month. Grading is also beng done
beyond the Montreal road. on the ht
miles that still remains between that
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Express Trains Off.

Trains No. I3. II. H. and Il. were
taken off the PaS>ump>ic road last Mon
express. both ways. which has passed
this place little after 3 o'clnck in the
afternoon. and the > o'clock trains be
tween Newport and Stanstead Junction.
This Montreal day express has been ii
great accommodation To the travelling
public. and it will he much missed.
There are rum"r> of another day train
at Il different hour. which will partially
make this loss good.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
3Harriaprs.

- Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
ObtudricS, sir cents a line.
At 81. .Iohnsbury Nov. .. at til" residence of the
brides father. by Rev VIM. 7 Bennett, Mr.. Rich
ard +. Peabody of Prabody Station and Miss Anna
l.. Blndgrtt. No Cards.
At Wells River Nov. , by Rev. j. Rogers. Mr.
Robert Brock and Miss Addie Jay both of Wells
River
At Marshfrd, Nov. G. by Rev. y. +. C"bleigh,
Mr. Andrew :. Corlis of Cabot, and Miss Cora +.
Brown of Pracham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Installation.

1t is expected that the installation of
Rev. Henry W. Jones will take place
at the North Church next Thursday.
the 18th inst. !: the examination of the
candidate in the morning, and the in
Stallation service in the afternoon. 1t
is expected that Rev. ii. VI. Parsons of
Boston, will preach the sermon Rev.
+. ID. Aver of Concord, y. H.. formerly
of this placed give the address to the
people: while the light hand "i fellow
ship will naturally fall to Rev. r. +.
Fairbanks of the sister church.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
SprriaI Jlnhrrs.

PASSt NPSIC LODGE, No. - r. n 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday or he
fore the full of the Moon. j. T. TAYLOR, See.
Regular communication. Friday or before the
full nf the moon. &. V. EASTMAN. SccN.
LYox's KArH,rKoN prevents the Hair from fall
ing out turning gray, rcnews its growth and
gives strength and vi."r. 1t is delightfully."- per
fumcd and makes splendid dressing. 1t is the
cl,;ncst and most desirable Hair Tonic pro.
duced. FUSED by the elite. Price only 30 cents.
tAprlG III
How much pain and suffering might he avoid
ed how much time and money might he saved if
every and woman knew just what to do in
eases of cuts bruises burns and sores, which Oc-
daily The Forest Tar Book" will give you
the information you need on this subject. All the
healing properties of Tar found i'll the Forest
Tar Salvr. There is II" article which will relieve
the pain and heal the wound quickly. Keep il
where You can put Your hand on it at any mo
mrnt. Nnu will find the book AT the druggists
BE Wise T"-day.-'Tis madness to neglect a
cough however slight Consumption may follow and
though Dr WiStdr'S BdlSdm Of Wild Cherry has
frequently cured this much dreaded disease. il al
most invariably cures the primary diseases of the
throat. lungs and chest. ~ cts and 81 a bottle.
large bottles much the cheaper.
Consumption is impossible when coughs colds
are promptly met with HATES Honey Of Horehound
aud Tar For sale by all druggists
Pixies T""thachr Drops cure i'll one minute.
| CATARRH cannot he cured by snuifs washes
or local applications. 1t Is weakness of the con
| Stitutinn, developing itself i'll the nasal organs
first afterwards extending to the throat and lungs
ending generally i'll Consumption if not chrckr
| hy proper remedies. Pains III head back loins and
| weakness at kidneys its attendant diseases
| More people have Catarrh than any other disease
| Ii is easily cured. Thousands of cases som, of
| forty wears standing. have been entirely cured in
| New Hampshire the past three years hy the Con.
| StitDti"ndi Cdtdrrh Remedy. Certificates to back
| the above. and a treatise on Catarrh in a 3lIlue
pamphlet sent free on application to Littletieli y
| 10. propr-rt"rs, Manchester y H. Send name
On postal card and il will cost only "A cent Pric,
| 81 per bottle. ITO sept ~
stop that Cough. No pulmonary complaint
| however chronic, can long resist the healing ntu
rncr of Dr. Morris Syrup of Tar Wild Cherry
| aud Hnrchound. rs Il specific for Coughs Colds
| Asthma and bronchitis. cure for CROUP and pre
vrntiV- of Consumption. il has no equal < cts
| like a charm i'll hnarsrnrss and sore throat Clear,
and strengthens the voice of speakers and singers
| Takes away all the distress of wHooPING Cough
| Contains opium or other dangerous tru" and il
pleasant Ia take. Trial bottles 10 cents q A
Stnrrr, ST. J"lnshury, and Barbour 4 Eaton Well.
| River, sole AGENTS Cali and ask them about it
| Wells Richardson 4 Co. Burlington General
! \ gents. 5I-IO6
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Accident on the Rail.

Ellison Hutchinson. Il brakeman ON
The P;S>umpsir Road. was knocked OF
freight train 10y the bridge just this
side of Norli>villc, on Thursday after
noon. The bridge struck him upon the
back of his head. and he fell int" the
bridge. striking upon his head and
shoulders. He MAS missed at once.
and picked up and taken to his home
III L.!nd"nvillc and his injuries dressed.
and there is every Indication that he
will fully recover. 1t came near being
another death from Il low bridge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

.r,uJ \ U.d"n-burg L. Il. Trains.

GOING WEST.
.r.,..-l leaves -. .Iohnsbury al 600 a IN.
40 Walden 100 East llardwick 500
..nu-uu At Hos.
r..-r..u does not run Mondays.
.r....-I,4,vrS ST. .I"hnSburv at sos p. IN,
s. alden Cos Greensboro G:9s East
liardwick Il. ~, arrives AT johnson
NJ. tain leaves West Concord for st.
... O. - a. III. Mixed train at 5:.ll =. III,
COME EAsT.
-- Leaves .InhnS"n AT G:OO u. IN, Hard
o.. II iIardwick 1::!2. Greensboro ~
panvillr 30. arrives at 81. Johns
, .r.l-LravrS johnson AT ll:il II. m,
.iup M. +. llardwich LOB Greensboro
..u 300. DanNillr 3:iI arrives at 81.
... % lI,.
= ..., .r.i.u does not run Mondays and Sat
.v,.rrHn leaves It. .Iohn-hury for West
. ..t-Iup m. Mixed train at 1:25 n III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Store for Rent.

The subscribers desire To rent their store on
Eastern Avenue opposite the Avenue house, late
" occupied by NJ. Summerfeld This store is new
best situations for business in Caledonia County.
f. +. & II. X IDE.
St Johnsbury, Vt. October 10 I-7J g5-7
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

......> l-<Iu> md VT. INrEINArIoNAL TEL
COMPANY. offices in the Post Office
w.. street. and in the Passenger Dcpnt
..-.. n.Ir, from \. NJ. To 9 4. NJ. Night
...- 10 half rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

loowmc,mcni> IN LocnI coIumns
'ao>. roUo,rf>. Fairs. EHirrt0in-
.. irL,h1i"D>. etc.. wbc,c money is
rH b, rhorgrd ten cents Il line
nuI' i'>> than fTcHfy-Grc cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

evening, were common glass tumblers.
or gOhlets. Tie music was made Inv
rubbing the fingers around on their
edges until they sung; and very sweet
music it was said to lie.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Watertown Union Live stock Market

"atert"wn Union Live stock Market.
For the week ending Tuesday, Nov. .. 1875.
MARKET BEEFA few choice SO 90 a 10 -; extra
~ % 80 first quality - 10 Il : 30. second quail
ity 90 % a co. third quality s. 90 II.
STORE CArTLE-Norking oxen and Steers. per
pair. 500, $50 Sl75, 5000 II S2IO.
MICH Cows AND CALvEs-S35 a s63 extra sGi "a
$50 Farrow Cows $40 IA $40
lEAIINGs-SIO 10 Il s2I; two wears old SIS Il s:s3
three years old So a 81
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS-In lots - 90 20 90
g - - 20 81 90. - no per head extra - 4,
- -! per head, 4 Il SIC per IT,
Sprin" Lambs. : a fSc per III.
Veal Calves. 30 ~ a 80 10
brighton Hides. a - 4 per III.
I"nntrN Sides, H. per H.
brighton Talow. y Il 6tc per lib.
Country Talnw. ) Il 6c per III.
Calf skins II Il lie per Ill.
Pelts 81 20 Il 81 - each.
n Il. Beci-t 'hoicr grade includes nothing but
Stalled HOO Ia 400 lbs. Hullocks. Extra and first
quality includes the best, large. fat oxen Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and three.
years old Steers
SheeI-ENtra includes COssrts and when those.
nt inferior quality are thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

Boston. 30 a. m.-7:3O p IN.
= 10, t'sty and Western. 80 4. N.
\~ m Northern q stage malls i'Vo
% 90. thorn p.ni a. IN. Southern and
III ,ir...,,rn I9m.-i:'3 p. M
w. tom :. A. to- +. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

track and the Fabyan House. the pres
ent terminus of the eastern division.
This looks as though Portland was not
going to be satisfied with using the B..
c. y VI. track between the river and
Fahyan's, but that she is determined to
have an independent line all the way.
This action on the part of Portland
may have been FASTENED by a scheme
credited to rival railroads. for block
ing up the way of the p. X 0. 1t
will he remembered that Il short time
ago one Redington of Littleton, to-
gether with some other citizens of that
town, and backed by the b., G.. x VI.
Road and its retained ATTORNEYS, pro-
cured an injunction upon building the
bridge over the Connecticut river and
the two miles of road between the river
and the Montreal track. because. us
WIS claimed, the road violated its
charter i'll not building through Little
ton. This injunction was dissolved.
anu 'iit l-ulltlbn men Ibiilt OH SaIlS-
tactnIily to them. Now new petition
t"r Il similar Injunction comes before
the county court ut Lancaster. No
names are given, but it is generally
understood t" he brought 10y the lower
railroads. We understand the hear
ing ON this petition goes 10y until the
next term. Meanwhile the towns in
northern New Hampshire are Il good
deal stirred up about the matter. The
people there almost unanimously con-
denim such Il movement. \ corpora
ton in another state is endeavorinG to
push one of the great railroad enter
priSes of the day through their state.
giving them facilities for travel and
traffic, without asking them to pay for
it and they do not like to see the
work stopped by rival corporations or
Jealous individuals.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
lr;rMs.

At Wells River Nov Il. Luella Slack only
daughter of the late II. F. Slack.
" W"ndsvile. n. IL. Nov. = Frank Whitcher,
eldest son of Ira Whtcher Esq.
At Syracuse y. ", Oct. Is, Mary e. Gallagher
wife of i. W. Fubes ESD and daughter of Rev
Joseph s. and Susan Clark gallagher, formerly
of this place
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

TEAMS MOVING SOUTH.
Leaves Shcrbr"0ke at 40 a. m.
fr. E'' uI,u,Illr ~, st. J"hn-bury 9:o6,
..-' mn5 arrives al W. r. Junction at
Leaves Shcrhr""ke al 100 J.. M,
an Lyndonvillr 1919 St. J"hnShnIy'
q. . r.y,r Il.:,4. arrives at W K. Junction
P N'u' -, -,,-ou /" connect with trains for
Vert ''D fast train and does not stop at
: I centre. ra~sumPsic. NorrisNllle.
., ,.,,bt Erpr,s<-Lrav"s Montreal AT $3.50
...' 10 Iyud"nvillr 1l:2l. 81. Johns
N,,"l.,r,r I.i5 "a. III, Wells River l2;i5.
,'-,,p VIA i'lym"uth AT -:3j Il. III.
Trains MOVING NORTH.
,....- Leaves ". X. Junction at l:l1 =. IN,
ior II .I"hu-huIN 800. Llnd"nvillc
IT., u arrives 1T Shrrhr"okc al $50.
.,..g-IravrS ". Il. Junction AT -:15
.- I..,,l Iu.ul -. .Iuhnshury ll:lO. LNn-
r.g N,WI"rt 10 T. M, arrives al SlIer-
....r H.H-
,.L, Errr.NS-L-avcs E"St"n al 600
I,I. uuulhl Wells River l2:5O Il M, ST.
% lNudruNillr l:u:I, Newport 3:tI AT
Montreal at 2n0 -. III.
- - ...ru,ls,, and not Monday. Does not
,,.-.rII,. II. J. Centre and Lyndon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Cranky.

Theron Webb and wife. who came
from the west last spring to spend. ~
they said. their few remaining DAYS
with their daughter. Mrs. Rchccca Car
pcnter of this place. have removed t"
Lunenhurg.
AZ f.. =. Shores was runniI his SAW
mill one day last week. the drive belt
became partly umlaccd. and catching ON
a beam. tore it nearly the whole length
of the belt. entirely spelling il except
for small belts. Being some way from
market. this caused several days delay
i'll running the mill.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

We understand that Rev. !. p
Humphrey las tended his resignation
as pastor of the Third CONGREGATIONAL
Church i'll this town-that at st. Johns
bury East. Inadequate support is said
to he one of the reasons for this action.
Mr.. Geo. H. Hastings has presented
t" the Academy Il set of photographs of
the class which graduated last June.
The pictures are themselves fine. and
are very handsomely mounted and en-
caSed i'll Il large and elegant frame.
Mr. Hastings has some very pretty pho
t"gr;Iph> of cr;lyon work which are
much admired 10y those who visit his
rooms.
Several inches of soft snow fell
yesterday, and this morning the wind
Is in the northwest with Indications of
freezing weather. Some slcighs are
ont this morning: and in the hill towns
about us tn" >lciYhiug is iirst-r;lte in
fact in some parts of the county slrighs
have been run since Nov. LIST. The
prospect of IL long winter is good.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
THE BEST NEDIl VI.

In every locality the local wspaprr il taken lay
the, best people The newspaper l. the only adNrT
ti-in. mru "a that l. bought and paid for 10y the
persons whose, attention the advertiser desires l."
attract Every man thinks "f thu, paI"I f"I
Nhirh hr pays than "t Il gratuit"us -h,rI circular
which l. thrust in At his door IN advertisement
in his own paper attracts his attention and secures
his confidence without any nhciuu~ solicitation. al.
most without his knowing it The strong reason
why thu newspaper j. th" best a i,"rti~n4 medium
j. brc.ir~. II j. pdif fer by the recipient. The sub
~cribrT pays the cost ui manufacture and di>tTihu-
ton; tn, publisher can therefore giv,. publicity t"
an advertisement at a lower price per hundred "r
per Thousand than could he afforded under other
circumstances. No other medium has ever com
pttrd successfully with tn" newspaper a general
advertising medium.
There are over live hundred copies of the CAT.
doniaH taken every week in -. Iuhnsburv alone
and no other medium compares with il ton reaching
the ftmilirs i'll this town.
Terms of advertising given ON first page.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

The Montpelier Journal says: There
is much dissatisfaction expressed along
the Central railroad. ut the diScontmu-
ancc of the morning mail train to BoS-
ton. If the road hadn't quite 80 many
lawyers bills to pay it might run more
trains.
The citizens of Nergennes have passed
resolutions asking the Governor To call
an extra session of the Legislature to
consider measures and make appropriate
tionS for Il creditable representation of
the state ut the centennial.
The Vermont Chronicle. in referring
to the recent occurrence of the 10th AN
niversary of the day when Garrison was
mobbed in Boston, recalls the fact that
riots of like character occurred on
the same or succeeding day in CoBcord
\. H.. Montpelier VT, and Utica. y. \.
At Montpelier, Rev. Samuel j. May was
prevented by mob from making an
address in the old brick church, but he
had better success in the state house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Barnet.

Several weeks since. while ridin"
from st. JohmSburN to his home in
Barnet, DIR. HaZrltnn lost his wallet
containing some $3.50. The circum-
stances were about these. us we learn
them: He was in the late evening
train and sitting in the front seat He
took out his pocket book to pay his
fare. but not being able to make change.
laid it down upon the seat beside him.
and paid the conductor money which
he drew from another pocket. He for
got To replace his wallet in his pocket.
and soon after lett the train at Barnet.
and his money on the caI seat. As
soon aS he missed his wallet all these
circumstances came back to him. As
there were but three OF four persons in
the car at the time. the Doctor felt sure
il could not he outside that number.
After considerable figuring. the number
VIII" probably had the money WAS still
further reduced. and last week 500 of
the money got back to the owner. and
report has it that all will come soon. if
it has not already been received hN the
Doctor. In the money lost. were tw"
one hundred dollar bills. and it is
Thought their size led to its recovery.