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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05

Wild Cherry Balsam.-The memory of DR.. Wis
tar is enbalmed in the hearts of thousands whom
his BdLsdm Of Wud GERRY has cured of coughs
colds, consumption some other form of Pulmon
airy disease: so cents and 81 bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper.
Gentlemen invariably have the neck well dress
ed. This cannot be done with an ill fitting collar
The ElmwOOd Warwick and Rutland Collars sold
by Geo. NJ, GlaZier. II summer St, Boston and by
all dealers, the best-ttng and most durable in
the market.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05
G. W. SENTER
Agent Maiden Dye House.
st. JOhnshury. Dec. l6 1874.
depository of the American Bible Society
THE Sun.
DAILY AND MECKIY COD IQlE
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.

The approach of the Presidential election gives
unusual Importance to the events and develop
ments of 1875. We shall endeavor 10 describe them
fully faithfully and fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained a circri-
lation of over seventy Thousand copies. Its read
ers found i'll every state and Territory, and il
quality is well known to the public. We shall not
only endeavor to keep it fully up to the old stand
ard, but To improve and add to its variety and
power.
THE WEEKLY Sun will continue to he a thor
ough newspaper. All the news of the daV will br
found in it, condensed when unmportanr. at fill
length when of moment, and always. we trust
treated in a clear, interesting and Instructive man
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY SIN the
best family newspaper in the world 1t will hr
full of entertdinin. and appropriate reading of cv-
ery sort but will print nothing offend the most
scrupulous and delicate taste. 1t will always
tain the most interesting and rnmanccs of the dav
carefully selected and legibly printed.
The Agricultural Department is a prnmin, nj
feature in the WEEKLY Sun, and its articles
will always be found fresh and useful t. the farm
er.
The number of men independent in politics is IN
creasing, and the WEEKLY SIN is their paper
especially. 1t belongs In no party, and oheys N,
dictation, contending for principle, and for the
election of the best men 1t exposes the corruption
that disgraces the country and threatens the over
throw of republican institutions II has no fear OF
knaves, and seeks no favors from their supporters
The markets of every kind and the fashions are
regularly reported
The price of the WEEKLY Sun is one dollar
year for sheet of eli ht pages and fty-six col
umns. As this barely pays the expenses of paper
and printing, We are not able to make any discount
or allow any premium 10 friends who NAV ma .
special effort to extend its circulation Under th,.
new law, which requires payment of postage in ad-
vance, one dollar year, with twenty cents the
cost of prepaid postage added, is the rate of sub
scriptiOn. 1t is not necessary TO get mp club in
order to have the WEEKLY Sun AT this rate.
Anyone who sends one dollar and twenty cents
will get the paper postpaid for year.
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY SUNLIGHT pages fifty six
columns. Only s1.2O year, postage prepaid. W
discount from this rate.
THE DAILY SUM- large fourpage news
paper of twenty eight columns. Daily circulation
100000. All the news for two cents Subscrip-
ton, postage prepaid 55 cents month, or SO. so
year. To clubs of 10 or a discount of % per
cent. Address, THE sun" New York City.
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Vermont Methodist Seminary
AND FEMALE COLLEGE.

Furnishes thorough instruction in the following
Courses and departments all of which open to
both seres equal terms:
College Preparatory Course of three years; Col
legiate Course of four years, including the Semin-
airy Course Commercial Course Common English
Department; Musical Department Art Depart
ment.
Spring Term begins March 81. Expenses mod
crate. For circular catalogue, address the prin-
cipal. l.. WHITE
Seminary Hill, Montpelier VT 62-65
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Lyndon.

Lyndon.
4 grand victory was achieved at the
polls last Tuesday. The two political
parties united their force, nominated
and elected one of the strongest and
cleanrst tickets presented for the suf-
trage of the people of Lyndon for years.
Its only opposition was billiard and
whSkey force of IL few scattering votes,
and they were finally vanquished. and
disappeared. Never since the days of
Il cei tain noted gambler, long since past,
has the town been so really in earnest
at its March election, on the temper
ance question, as on Tuesday. A few
dark apparitiOns of the demijOhn made
threats of vengeance the day before, and
political and official decapitations were
plentitully made-but what of the NOV
ers Let the record tell The people
| without regard to party were fully
awake and meant business. The town
did its business promptly and well, and
closed its proceedings by unanimously
/ instructing its selectmen to close every
billiard saloon within its borders.
INCOG.
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Man Shot in Walden.

\ shooting affair occurred in Walden,
yesterday, near the steam mill of the
Messrs. Fairbanks, which might have
resulted mole seriously than is now an
ticipated. As we gather the particu-
lars they are these: One Henry OGan-
non lives neighbor to the widow of Pat
Carr. With Mrs. Carr lives her son
Albert. ii Young man with small fam
ily. There had been some misunder-
standing between these two households,
and some two or three weeks ago,
O'l;annon went down to Mrs. Cars and
made an assault upon her. maltreating
and bruising her. Some reports say he
knocked her down and abused her out
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05
Town Meeting.

The March meeting in this town was
not particularly noted this year. All
the board of Selectmen were changed,
winch Is poor policy always. 1t is gen
orally conceded that at least one of the
board of selectmen and listers also,
should he Ie-rlected for reasons which
are obvious. X. w. Peabody was elect
'H first selectman. He declined to
serve, and the meeting refused to ex-
'l>e him. He then utterly refused to
act and Mr.. Sylvester was elected in
MS place. VIM. Higgins also asked to
Ice excused, and the town refusing to
accept 1t, he did not press the matter.
mere was an attempt made also tn
Gust the old board of listers, but two of
me three were elected. The over
Neer OF the poor was changed. If Mr..
"''lett makes as acceptable an officer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05

session that is nearly one hundred years
old-the first one ever in town. 1t Is
now ticking out the time to the fifth
generation, and bids fair to keep time
for generations to come.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05

Stop that Cough. No pulmonary complaint
however chronic, can long resist the healing iniu
ence of DIR. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and HOrehonnd. As specific for Coughs Colds,
Asthma and bronchitis cure for GROUP, and pre-
ventive of Consumption, it has no equal. Acts
like charm in hoarseness and sore throat. Clears
and strengthens the voice of speakers and singers
Takes away all the distress of wHOoPING COUGH.
Contains opium other dangerous drug, and is
pleasant to take. Trial bottles, 10 cents. Il. A.
St0rer ST. Johnsbury and Barbour & Eaton, Wells
River. sole Agents. Call and ask them about it.
Wells Richardson n Co, Burlington, General
\ gents. 5i-lO6
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MORE STAMPs.-Stamp Your checks
and vouchers. In accordance with the
''little tariff BILL" all checks on banks,
or any paper that serves as voucher
on which money is paid at bank, either
time or demand, must be stamped and
the stamp cancelled with initials and
date. The penalty for each otfense is "A
fine of $50, and it applies alike to the
drawer and the bank.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05
Accidents.

''r". MASSEY, young man who works
about the Fairbanks lumber ward. came
very near being killed last week Thurs
day. He had been into the barn with
his horse. and as he came ont. there was
a slide of snow and ice from the roof
II struck him about at the hips and
crushed him to the ground His head
struck upon milk can which he was
carrying. cutting IA bad cash in his fore
head and spelling the can. 1t was for
time feared that he had sustained Sc
nous internal injuries, hut he is coming
out all right. Had the slide struck him
upon the head, it is thought he would
have been killed.
Peter Rusellc fell on the ice Satur-
day night and hurt himself severely on
the head.
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,,,,ud a OrI,n.burr r.. X. Trains.


o.. wr-rrK< L NIuN and VI. INTERNATIONAL TEL
t,.p,pu tuMPANY. Offices i'll the Post Office,
Nam street. and IN the Passenger Depot
ndr, hours from \. NJ, to9P. NJ. Night
,,,---au,S al half rates.
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Death of julie Perkins.

julie l.. Perkins, the b;isso. died in
London. England. on Thursday last his
friend. NJ. W. Whitney, being with him
and sending hither the news of his
death. He waS Il native of W oOdStock,
in this State. and came of family
famous for their musical abilities most
of the other members being we'll known
composers of church music and conduc-
tors of singing schools and conventions.
julie had magnificent bass voice. and
wisely hetook himself across the water
for its cultivation. For two or three
years he has been prominent i'll musical
performances in London and in some of
the festivals of the great provincial
cities. Last YEAR he became attached
20 her Maicsty'S nprr;I. MapleSon man
aecr. in DrurV Lane theatre. and Spccdi-
" took high rank. He had noble
voice. of almost unlimited power. and
WAS accepted aS the most promising OF
opera singers. Mr.. Perkins married an
opera singcr of brilliant talent last sum
mer, and with her visited this country
Their visit and singing at this place
will he remembered with pleasure lay
many of our readers, and his early deatl
regretted 10y all.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05
EIREMEN,S MEETING.

The annual meeting of the several fire companies
will be held as follows. Deluge, No. J, Tuesday
March =, Excelsior Hook and Ladder. Wednesday
March 3, Torrent, No. l, Tuesday, March 9, 1875.
These meetings will he open at o'clock, unless
acceptance at once. 6i62 CYRUS SARGENT.
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rageOusly. AT any rate his Offense was
such that the States Attorney took
notice of it, and to-day he was to have
had his trial for the assault. at this
place.
On Tuesday or Wednesday, O'GannOn
came down into Danville and engaged
three StantOns to go up to Mrs. Carr's
and see if the matter could not be set
tied without trial at law. On We'd
nesday forenoon VIM. B. and Fred
Stanton. and another of the Stanton
family, went up to Mrs. Carr's for that
purpose, but We're not able to accom-
plish the result desired. About noon
VIM. b. Stanton went ont to the barn.
Il few steps from the house, and while
there he saw O'GannOn and one of his
boys come up to Carr's house. He
spoke to them and advised them not to
go in. O'Gannon insisted on going in,
and both he and the boy went into the
house. At this time there were the two
Stantons, young Langmaid, two Stone
boys, besides the family, in the house
OGannon sat down near one of the
StantonS. when Albert Carr appeared
and ordered him out of the house
Some words passed between the two,
when Carr told O'Gannon if he did not
leave he would shoot him. O'Gannon
replied with some epithet. when Carr
drew IL small revolver and fired. and
O'GannOn dropped. He bled profIlsely.
and it was thought at first that he WAS
killed. After Il while he became con-
sciOus, and an examination showed that
the ball struck him on the side of the
chin. and apparently glanced into the
shoulder above the collar bone In Il
couple of hours, O'Gannon was quite
communicative, declaring he had only
received an ''army scratch.
Young Carr surrendered ut once, and
proposed to come down To the State :
Attorneys office himself. but other par
ties came for him. He has the public
sympathy, for this reason: He has been
Il harmless. peaceablc man. while O'Gan-
non has been ii rough customer and II
bully, threatening not only the Carr
family. but other people. Young Carr
was evidently in fear of him. and he
probably had reason to be. 1t is per
/ hapS unnecessary to add that O'Gannon
is an Incorporate man. He has wife
sister of james McAnn, who used tn
| live i'll this place, Il family OF
eight or ten children. Carr is under
/ thirty. we should say. and has Il small
| family. He Is son of Pat Carr. who
was il long time mail carrier between
/ this place and Water ford, and who died
/ i'll that town two years ago, of small
poN. Albert WAS brought To Jail i'll this
place last evening, and will have his
preliminary examination Tonight or to-
morrow, probably.
\ physician was called to O'Gannou
as soon us could he. and he reports thi,
morning that he is probably fatally
hurt. 1t is bad wound. and added tc
that, his habits have been such iS t.
make Il recovery extremely doubttul-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05

.,,.,ry AID READING ooM-Open from 9 A. NJ.
inI4M. from , to e and from to : IL P. VI.
Tuesday and Friday.
". W. THAYER. Librarian.
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East Concord.

Mechanics wanting Il job, will ii" well
to call at VIM. H. Wright'S store at
East Concord and examine draft of
the church about to he built in that
village: and then put in their bids for
March 18th.
The revival which has been going nI
here for the past few weeks is still III
progress.
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LYNDON INSTITUTE.

The Spring Term will begin Tuesday, March
8, 1873, and continue - week, under the present
efficient board of instructors. For full particulars
send for catalogue. l. W. SANBORN,
Sec'y of Trustees.
Lyndonville Vt lS75 6O-62
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Sutton.
The new sign Oh the store formerly
occupied by II. A. Blake, reads, n. X.
Il l.. j. Campbell.
j. w. Colby has clock in his pos
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Attention !!
Ian ELS M PROV ED
IMPERIAL
SUGAR BEET q!

have continued L. improve this Beet since IL
introduced 10 the public four years ago. This
wear am able tn furnish seed from Bcrts superior
10 any heretofore ont. This Beet will yield
more than most varieties of Manguld- W urZel and
contains three per cent more of sugar The best
Beet raised for FEEDING cows or young stock.
From thirty to forty tons raised to the acre, at
cost of five cents per hushel. The cheapness with
which they can he raised, the amount of healthy,
nutritious food for cattle sheep and swine, makes
this the most profitable root to raj e.
Seed furnished al one dollar per pound sent by
express mail postage paid. All orders prompt
" attended To- HENRY LANE,
Cornwall VT
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Railroad Time Table.

TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
=, , ,ip 9:05 NJ.
'l-''' -. fran, Montreal 30- 2. NJ.
s. .ht Express from Montreal ii:'o r NJ
GOING NORTH.
<ishi Express for Montreal Loo A. NJ
I,,y Express for Montreal ~ p NJ
Mail train, ~
.-rb,-, trains run over the Boston, Concord
u.i,trr,l r r. to Wells River, and the south Eas-
torn from Newport ., -, 49,
Montreal Night Express runs Sundays and no
Mondays
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ScIoSF-Boston $50 a. m.-7:3O p. M
New York City and Western. 30 a M
40 a m Northern stag mails 200
.prvPE Zortherp COS a. m. Southern and
Western. IL m.-4:53 p. m
mic, hour = from a \. NJ. I" T. NJ
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FARM FOR SALE

Within r-half mile, of Pcacham Hollow. one
fourth mile - >cluol House. and One-fourth
mile of Academy and Church. Contains about 10
acres abundance of wood and timber never failing
water at house. barn and pastures House and
shed well built \ lSo 80 acre lot of moving,
ture and thinner land mile from said farm, all
on a road that never drifts. From rracham Hollow
to barnet. f.. W CLARK.
P,.acham Vt Jan 10 Ia lOitf
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Greensboro.

UrHtNSDOTO.
The grist mill in the village has been
bargained to Mr.. Burbank of North
Troy for $1,000. but the deed has not
most excellent water privilege and in
the hands of such an experienced miller
as Mr.. Burbank must do good bust
ness
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to the town and the poor also, as the
late incumbent, he will do well. Mr.
Matthews is considered by those who
know best how he has filed his office,
to he as competent. discriminating and
kind-hearted an Ovcrseer as the town
ever had. The effort to bring reproach
upon man who has done more town
business than any other man in town,
recOiled upon the movers. as will be
seen by reading the result elsewhere.
Shocking Accident. Willie Fuller In
stantly Killed.
despatch from Mr.. Mulligan, su-
perintendent of the Conn., River X. r.,
says that William c. Fuller of this
place, jumped from the train in the
Springfield yard this morning, aud WAS
instantly killed. Young Fuller was
through baggage master to Springfield,
and his train leaves that city at eight
O'Clock in the morning. He had been
employed 10y the PaSsumpsic road for
upon the road, he WAS for several years
with \. NJ. Cook & Co. in the express
office in this place. He WAS young
man of sunny face and genial DISPOSE
ton, and il favorite from hoyhood up
He was the only child of VIM. Fuller
of this village; and his sudden death
comes with crushing effect upon the
dens every heart in the place, for every
body knew Willie. His age was about
"a. His remains viii probably he re-
ceived on the five o'clock train to-day.
His uncle, Joseph c. Fuller of Danvillc.
was in town, and took the nine o'clock
train down to meet them.
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When to Advertise,
AND THE
BEST MEDIUM !!

Many advertisers have theory about advertis-
ing Some say that there is of trying to
force trade when it is dull others say that trade is
good enough at certain seasons, and they only
want NOR trade in such and such months. Hence
they advertise al that time only.
Men who advertise only AT stated times are liza
BILE Ia be disappointed in the time it takes TO re-
ceive results from their advertisements Some one
has said that the first time person sees an adver
tisement in his newspaper, he pays little attention
To- il the second week he reads it somewhat care
fully the third week he begins to talk with his
family or neiGhbors about it and the fourth week
he goes and buys the article advertised
Promising that this describes a large class Of
readers articles for in the spring should be ad-
vcrtisrd in the winter while moving machines
and hay rakes should he advertised in \ pril and
May, instead of July. the usual time.
While in some things regard may be had Ia the
season of advertising the fact remains that people
read a local paper about much at one time as
another, and if at certain periods advertisement
is not likely IL he quite rs productive that fact
keeps competing advertisements out OF the news
paper columns, and consequently gives the whole
Held Ia the man who does advertise at that time
Therefore believe that it is generally admitted
that the best time 10 dirertisc IS all the time
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-05
Deluge Engine Co.

Al the annual meeting of Deluge Fire
Engine Co.. No. ,. held March ID. the
following officers were elected:
Foreman, b. F. Rollins; second fore
man. Daniel Carpenters; foreman of
hose; Benz. Rogers: clerk and treasur-
cr, Daniel Carpenter: standing COM
mlttcc, Walter Ingraham. Francis Coke
ley, Daniel Carpenter
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THE BEST MEDIUM.

In every locality the local newspaper is taken by
tie hest people The newspaper is the only adver-
tsinG medium that is bought and paid for by the
persons whose attention the advertiser desires To-
attract. Every thinks more of the paper fol
which he pays than of gratuitous sheet circular
which is thrust in AT his door An advertisement
in his own paper attracts his attention and secures
his confidence without any oiicious solicitation al
most without his knowing it. The strong reason
why the newspaper is the best ivertsing medium
is because il is paid for by the recipient The sub
scriber pays the of manufacture and distribu-
ton: the publisher can therefore give publicity to
an advertisement at lower price per hundred or
per thousand than could be afforded under other
circumstances. No other medium has com
peted successfully with the newspaper a general
advertising medium.
There five hundred copies Of the Gale
DOMAIN taken every week in st. Johnsbury alone !;
and no other medium compares with it for reaching
the miles in this town.
Terms of advertising given on first page.
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I OST-A pair of gold bowed eye glasses. The
i Itinder will please leave them AT this office.
EINE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
HOWARD ROWELL'S.
hRESS MAKING and plain sewing done, and
- ladies' and childrens undertaking made to
order. i'll Ide's Block, north door
HIGHWAY TAX ELLIS and all kinds of LIE
i L GAL BLANKS. for sale at
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
CONDITIONAL NOTES. Just printed, and for
- sale at the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
DABBITT METAL.-A quantity of old type for
ID babbitting at Is cents pound if called for
soon at CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
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lnraI ard Stair Qrns.

mon meeting at the South Church
To night. Thursday. at I'D
Considerable town and other news
j. crowded out this week.
Gospel meeting. conducted by lay
men at Avenue Hall, sunday at 3
Two heavy SHOW storms already
since spring begun. Come. gentle
spring."
There will he ii praise meeting at
the Church of the Messiah next sunday
evening. to which all are invited.
Temperance meeting at the Metho-
dist Church. st. Johnshury Centre, Fri
day evening at o'clock.
Gospel meetings will be held at
Lyndon. Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nc>iiy. aud at Lyndonville, Thursday,
Friday aud Saturday. of next week.
The new atlas of Caledonia Co..
Published by F. W. Beers \ Co.. is now
ready and will bc delivered to SuhscIib-
81 in 4 few days.
The Quarterly Conference of the
second AdNcuti~tS of Vermont i'll
convene at the school house in Pad
docks village st. ,I"husbury, commenc-
ing Nednc>day evening, March 3D.. and
holding over the Lords Day. Preach
my at > p. III. and half past seven.
SAINTS and sinners are cordially invited
To attend
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FOR SALE,

The House where now live Main St. two
doors above North Church. a desirable location
house convenient and in good repair. Terms of
payment made easy. 5. JEWETT.
St Johnsbury, March !. 1875. 61tf
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Urn advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
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ST. SSotnsburn Galedonian.
Post ONCE Time Table.

,o,n.bury. Vt, Friday. Mar. 8. 1878,
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MARLBORO HOTEL,


l27 W AsHISGToN STREET Boston
On the American and European Plan.
y. b. STEVENS Proprietor.
Formerly of Trotter House, Bradford.
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WESTERN TICKETS
The Florence Sewing Machin

The Sole Retail Agent for st. Johnsbury
these celebrated machines is
a2tf c. j. HUMPHREY, Main Sire,