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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-18
first thing that met his gaze when he be-

first thing that met his gaze when he be-
came conscious was the dog standing over
him. This was on Friday evening, and
the dog never left his side, but kept bark
ing with all his might until Saturday
morning. The pangs of hunger the boy
felt pretty keenly at this time, and he
made an attempt to reach some nuts that
lay on the ground short distance from
him. When the dog observed this he
started off and returned in short time
with the loaf in his mouth, which he de-
posted in the boys lap. He ate of it with
relish and then became lonesome and be-
gan to cry. The dog started off again
and this time returned with his friends to
him. The boy was removed home and a
doctor summoned from Cohoes, who set
the wounded limb.-Irov IN. " Press.
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RECENTLY, IN New York city, it WIS
discovered that one wall of fve-storv
brick building encroacked upon q neigh
boring lot. A slit of eighteen inches
wide was taken from the gable ends from
the roof to the foundation, and, creased
timbers having been placed under that
part thus left standing alone, the whole
1890 square feet of wall was pushed
along the timbers to its proper place by
means of jack screws without disturbing
its plumbness or displacing the plastering.
The workmen in the building pursued
their avOcatiop as usual.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-18

The cranberry crop this year is est
mated at 210,0 900 bushels, against an aver
age of about 275, 1000. Cape Cod and New
England produce $4,000 bushels, New Jcr-
scy 10000, New York :, 900, and the North.
western States 5000. The fruits said to be
of nice quality this year, and the prices for
Cape Cod range from IS to $40. so per barrel.
The Jerseymen, who understand fruit
marketing better than anybody else, put
up their fruit in crates of full bushel ca
pacity and branded by the New Jersey
Cranberry Growers Association.-Spin
field (Mass.) Republican.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-18

"D1D you ever 60 to military ball ~
asked lisping maid of an old veteran.
mo, my DEAR growled the old soldier
Sin those days once had military ball
come to me, and what do you think ?-it
took my leg OFF,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-18

The young couples of the Yarrow
tribes of Bengal arrange their marriage
affairs to suit themselves. If their parents
refuse compliance the friends of the lovers
assemble and beat them into acquiescence.
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THE Danbury Ne,os man asks what
right man who is not bald headed has in
an orchestra. Why, evidently hairedit-
ary rightly. 2. Graphic.
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The Evanston Common Sense School.
opened by Prof. w. p. Jones at Evanston,
ILL.,, for teaching by the individual method in
stead OF In classes, is attracting scholars
from all quarters. Winter term opens Dec, 8.
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Not everyone who has the gift of
speech understands the value of silence.
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territory. Address GENERAL PUBLICATION AGENCY,
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The great interest In the thrilling history Of our
country makes this tha fastestseling book pub
lshed. It contains over 444 fine historical engrav
preaching grand Centennial celebration. Send for .
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On receipt of e and this advertisement THE WEEK.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Dreadful Accident.

\ correspondent of the Rochester
Democrat. writing from Clyde county.
y. Y. SAYS ON "Wednesday of last
week one of those horrible accidents
that happens only once in hundreds of
Years. and 10y which Il human being
was unexpectedly. III the twinklimg of
an eye. hurried into eternity. occurred
on the farm of the widow Kettles III the
town of JuniuS. Il few miles south of
here. Parties were engaged in thrtsh-
ing grain. and at the time of the ac-
cident Were thrcshing loose oats. and
Theodore Bodine was feeding the ma
chime. In some unexplained way Il
coil of fence vie had been brought i'll
with the grain. and unseen bN the
pitcher. was pitched upon the platform
and showed int" the machine with the
oats. One end of the coil was caught
10y the rapidly revolving cylinder. and
the other end III Il very mysterious WaN
wound around Mr.. Bodiut'> neck and
III a shorter space of time than it i pos
slhlc Tor one To conceive. the unfortunate
mans head was drawn into the ma
chime. torn into atoms and carried out
with the straw. while portions of the
brain passed through the separator. and
came out of the spout below with the
gram. 1t was some time before the
Other workmen realized the nature of
he dreadful accident. Mr. Bodine was
seen leaning oven the platform in front
of him. but his position being some
! what elevated it was not discoveled
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Rrhqious Readina.
Things that Shall Shortly Come to Pass.
REV. !: ].

There shall Ice no more death. neither
sorrow. nor crying. neither shall there
be ANY more pain. Rev. u: !.
There shall Ice II" night there. Rev.
-: }.
There shall he no more curse. Rev.
-: 3.
The city had no need of the sun,
neither of the moon to shine III IT,
Rev. II: %.
They shall not hurt nor destroy in all
nv holy mountain. Isaiah ll:".
There shall in II" wise enter mt" II
any thing that dctilcth. neither What>"-
ever worketh illumination. "r maketll
lie Rev. u: p.
The iuhahitant shall not say, AN
sick. Isaiah 81: -.
The voice of weeping shall he ne
more heard Isaiah 10: ~.
They shall hunger II" more, neither
thirst any more. Rev. :: III.
No night beyond the rivers brink
No hunger toll pain,
And they who reach that peaceful cline
Shall never thirst again.
No tears beyond the river brink
Tod wipes them all away;
His glory crowns the shining hills
With everlasting day.
No cross beyond the rivers brink
But they who m-ekly bear,
For ,Jesusi sake the cross on earth.
crown of life shall wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Seasonable Notes.

We clip the following hotr> from the
AgIiculturi>t for October
Fall pl"Uimg should be pushed ahead
on every line day. Encourage the fowls
to follow the pillow. and if i few crows
OF crow hlackhird> alight on the field.
do not scare them away. They are
doing good service in dcvouring gruhs.
beetles. and cut WoImS. II Il farmer
can teach a score or two of fowls to
folloN him in the furrow. they will de
>troy hundreds of insects every day.
A. the pastures become poor, two
quarts of meal and bran. per day.
should lac given Ia each milch COW. 1t
* SURPRISED to hr ''naturIl that COWS
should shrink in THEN milk 1T this >c;i-
son. II i ''maturaf' that they should
do This when their food >hrink>. OF
when. 10y exposure To cold rains ur frosty
nights. Il portion of their food l. taken
from making milk to keeping them
warm. but in no other sense. 1t is poor
economy to >taIvc IL COW now. and
throw away food i'll feeding her up
again in the spring.
Winter fruit. whether apples or pears
must hc kept a> cool a. may he and
not freeze !; do not put it into the cellar
until cool nights make 1t advisable.
strawberries should he mulchrd he
fore very severe weather comes.
About il wear i, gained 10y putting in
cuttings of curramt> and goo>ehcrries
now. instead of NEXT spring. Make
cuttings six inches long. of this Years
growth. set four inches apart. in rows.
lpuNiup one lind IbpN,. the ~urt:i,e If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
A Word with Mothers.
BN PETER FARLEY.

Maternal influence L. acknowledged
10y Legislators. philosophers. and div ines
To he one of the principal causes which
gives character to nations a> to iudivid-
uals. This truth. so generally allowed
both through history and experience
ought, Peter Parlev thinks. to he >utfi-
Client to induce all who value the inter
ests of society or themselves. to inquire
how this Influence can he made the
most of. and If there are not WAYS and
means To hc made available to render Il
mother the first and best agent III edu-
cation.
The relationship in which the mother
stands to her child is such. that it re-
quires on her part all that intelligence
can command. all that self-diScipline
accomplish, to enable her to fulfill the
important office with which she is in
vested 10y nature. The introduction OF
thing of helplessmess To sphere OF
activity-the development of the I'M
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HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEpy


This popular Restorative l. ON. of iI.. .....
ar.ttiun~ IN TN, market Tor the human -
Hk,. all other Hair prrIstr:itiuit~ . o.. ...
sulphur. sugar Lead nitrate. silver. "r .r .-
will mIurc the health. II cau>,.- rl.
upon bald heads. R"~i"IrS th" han '-
c"l"T when caused from pT"Waiul' "..
and prevents th" haIr from iallln- "'
That unpleasant itching thai = ih' ''.
ham decay { ul"> dindruh all" H.
til" scalp. and a. lidlr lIr"~~In- .-'
l'"l"w "" Gl\" t." press ami .I' .
tlhc t'-:
NnrthaInptnn C,orirr Ortolr.l ...
Vine. l. thu. Greatest thing IN TIN. u.r..-
,,.u .y
,l,'..,. III H., I,..''',,,j
" '''''' ,'''' " = ~ '''
Hudson STIR. y. .. - ~.tN- |..
and the iI'aiIn'n ut 81 IL mIHliI''.'r..
thu han I" -r"w upon th" head "i '..' ."
~h"r' II has been OF t"t Wears. Hif ".
ihinkfml.
lh' N"im"nt ma" "i Aiill ~ '-.
nan in' L. q i'l"tlt'lnh 81 >"l"
non - hh' hIhhh- ii"IN"h' N.--
eel ddndi M. Ulrl everything i"i 80 ..-
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that his head was in the machine. and
II WAS only when blood and brains were
seen coming ont of the spout with the
threshing grain that the man attending
to that part of the work called the at
teutiOn Of the others to the fact that
something awful had taken place. We
understand the unfortunate man leaves
a wife and two children to mourn his
terrible death.
rv The New York Times is amused.
as well it might he at il brilliant sug-
gestion of Il Philadelphia newspaper
that there should he ii journalistic show.
with IN exhibition of the 'SonrceS and
results of the American newspaper" at
the Centennial. 1t says:
OF course. il would he easy for each
American newspaper to send IN editor
and reporter to the Centennial. Neat
" arranged around the sides of the
pavilion and properly labelled. these
would contribute IL very novel. not to
say appalling. exhibition. They might
also bc taken down. carefully busted.
aud exhibited in il variety entertain
memt every evening. Each could then
illustrate the ''SourceS aud results" of
his own style of journalism. The EeV
ming Post editor might march around
in ii solemn circle waving its gonfalon
of Governor ridden. The Trihune'S
editor-whn would he announced in
capitals in the small bills as the "Only
Original Professor of Journalism -
might deliver il beautiful address ON
The Art of Swindling Advertisers 10y
False Pretences. IntcrsperSed with Some
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
G At A r r H!

Weakness of kidneys. and pains in tn.
Sidr ana back. "f twenty years standing. cured in
Nv" weeks 10y less than Il bottle. \ Catarrh ,ou,rl
80 had a. I" prevent sleep AT NIGHTS unless carrII
snuff was prrprtmally used. cured with on, hptil,.
ieSf""""y u 'ceu kHotrH and highiq eStsened cit
zen 9f Ns,r Boston
MEssRs. lITrLEFIELp \ Co. Druggists II hay,
hih ataifh liitlr rising tive Years and I,ain. in
back and weakness in kidneys for twenty Nv
atarrh was 81 bad that if | did not TAX, Catarri
Snuh was troubled with Il cough unr,. nr less ali
Nv" years particularly in cold weather had tn t.k,
II every night I" get rest. | began Ia TAX, vnuI
"hT'tnIl"lial' atarrh Kennedy about a month a"n
ana nave taken only one bottle In less than +,
week The coughing nights left me. and have. had
non" since Ia speak of. though have had none, of
the remedy for a week
nave had pains in my side 81 bad that | did no,
." out al the house for two weeks at a time NJ,
Greatest pam was i'll my right kidney | have, been
al times grert sufferer from my kidneys siur,
lou IN Nv" weeks after ! began To TAKE. ynur
CONSTITUTIONAL htarrh Kennedy the pains all left
y. &. CROMBIE
New Boston, y. H., April - $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
flor SALE.
EXTENSIVE SALE
OF DESIRABLE
Real and Personal Estate !!
flor Sale.

The subscriber offers private sale the i""~
property belonging Ia Truman lrese"'' is
The Prescott Lirery Stable ana Lot
in St Johnsbury Village. the most desirable prop
.rty of the kind in northern Vermont . 81.
The Homestead Property OF sald lrcso"''' '
the corner of Central and summer streets; -
The Fleetwood Chaffte House ana Lou "'
Spring Street. ., IL, ,,,,,,
The Prescott Farm of 20 Acres. Is miles iioie
ST Johnsbury Village. Il well located and Nalnaple
property at a easonable price.
One top buggic nearly new, open hugglt p"S
WAGON | trnttinn mare Mountain Maid, good
work horse. 3 good driving horses, harnesses
work and driving, two seated sleigh , SihsIt
sleiphs-nne new. wolf and buffalo robes, sleigh
nnl,- shafts plourhs harrows grind stones etc
two horse traVrrs,. sled two horse cart Win D"dN
and hay rack. Lot of pressed hay. ~ tons nay
and some slab wood The hay and slab wood Will
L,. delivered, i'll quantities t. suit purchasers ~
bushels of oats. \ reasonable credit VIII he gwen
On the above property, with good securely
HENRY {. IDE.
ST JohnshurN October -. lS1j 9i-96
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Derby Line Silver Plate WORKS

We are manutactuTln. and O., pilot
Table ware i'll Il very superior n..'..
ware Forks SpnonS Ladies. 50, .
finest nickel silver. and plated "
fully equal III weight I" tn, h'-'
every piece FURNISHED. cur w'ir
every respect with the well ku""t ..
goods, and We will plate uN"I IHt
not prove a. represented. W So. o.
knives made al one piece. dHun'
m"rrN than they can lee. huu-'i
spoons forks Ladies. 80. w .H-"
ia gold aud silver III the h-h'-'
rates for II plating tahir war i"i
taurlntS.
\ Good smart Agent Nant'd
I" take orders tor r,-platIng. tuH
Any smart N"uu. man OF Lady '.i
thing Al work for rs Adde'S l"'
Plate Works, Derby Linz VI ., ...
aft W / J. N~l ST
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
OLD NEW YORK.

Elegantly illustrated articles old New York
10y John I. Mines will attract the attention Z"
all IN city or country. who mark with interest thu
development at the great metropolis, and affect
atrly remember thu quaint prcuaritic- al til" old
time. Every number l. pT"fII-tlN illustrated
thus enabling Ia give To descriptive ana
narrative articles an interest and permanent Valu,
never attained III IL illustrated periodical. Tn
der its accustomed mana cement tn. ma gazinr will
i'll the futur, b, devoted il has been i'll tn" pas,
I" sound Literature and christian progress
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
To Builders and Lumber Dealer

III" subscriber has completed '.- '.'
Victory. and IL now prepared !.
ana dimension timber OF IlInn-.
trees are large. and h,. can tuIu.- .-
timber Tor especial purposes. Bile.
Ing been III the business NOR, f..'
rattrrs himself he understands
want and hr can ill bills ~gr,.d.|E
rilly. DANIEL '..'
81. JuhnSburN. MaN ( -
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Estates.

,TE oE VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS
In Prnb,te Court held at the Probate once u
St Johnsbury within and for said District Oh ''''
-th dav of October. \. ID. leo. a., L., Wi
and Testament of John Ferguson. late OF ftacIaii
IN said district deceased, being presented u
Court by James X. EMERSON, the eNe'"'"' '
named for Probate: II ,,s con
II is ordered bv said Court that all persons c"ii
c.rned therein be- notified Ia appear at a session ~
iIr sInrr nm th,, Both day of Oct'her, y D.
Is35 and show Gauss, if any they may have asalhs
tb, Probate. of said viii for which purpose u !
further ordered. that copy at the recnIu =" H. H.,
C,i,,Ionian printed at st. JohnsbuIN, previous Il
snid time appointed for h'arin.
~ IN the Cunrt. Attest,
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
A true copy of Record, Attest,
moe HENRY FRENCH. Register.
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AMERICAN COLL GES,

Written respectively 10y their friends. will APP
pear during thu, year. The revived interest in col
lrgr life makes these papers especially timely aud
Will >,cuT, Tor them unusual attention.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN -
Il. II. EDDY VI!
SOLICITOR OF r,r

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SECOND FARMERS VACATION,
By Col. GEO. T.. WAHI<G..r.

COL. Naring i now III Europe, visiting. III row q
boat ride "t two hundred and iiitN miles nf the,
most fertile and interesting. ut Ih'. M
valleys al Europe. This second series at Uap-I~
promises Ia he Interesting than that
with which nmr rtad,.r- an, .ilr,..dN fImiliaI.
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az q. L. HOOK Err


FINIOMAS Vt. MY : FNI 7 r.
/ The subscribers having been appointed ny
th,. Honorable Probate Court for the District "i
Caledonia. commissioners 10 ItctlNc examine anu
adjust iii claims and demands of all persons against
th,. estate. of Thomas NJ Noys. late "f 'rrot"li
in said district. deceased. represented inS"l-
vent and the term of 4 months from the 21th day
of sent I-1l being allowed by said Court I" the
creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us: GIVE notice. ilii We
will attend To the, duties of our appointment at
TN. dwelling houS,. of Elizabeth N"N> i'll tir"t"n.
in said District the 18th day of N"Nrm-
her. ls7j. and on the 18th day of March. next al
ten o'clock i'll the forenoon on each of said DAYS.
DANIEL ROBERTS, tcovN.ps
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Farm i'm Lyndon For Sale !

The Ira Dow farm now occupied by SaYleS Kan
dali three. miles from Lyndon Corner IN IN"
branch road to Wheclock Hollow. Said farm con,
sists of 10 acres OF land divided int" tlla%e wr!
and Neutrality-suspicious. b acres of woodland with
sugar orchard of some Goo trees. House and barns
in good repair. and running water Ia barns FOR
particulars, terms. etc, enquire Of
\. o. HARRIS.
Lyndon Centre. l2tf
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4 YN\N WATTS ESTATE.
| Th, subscribers having been appointed ny 'n'
Iunrabl, Probate curt fuI the district" altdhii
commissioners to receive. examine ana ADJUST an
;,, and demands of all persons against the tsthi,
of LYMAN Watts. lat" of Peachan III san
district deceased. represented ins"lNrnt ana t!'
,,, Of six months from the ind day OF oct, la:
Ln allowed b\ said Court I" the creditors "i s;i
Ia',..J Ia exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us: Give motto" that We VIII h''rh
-, III. duti,s of our appointment AT the dw"lln.
hons. of l. y. Watts, i'll Iraclini IN
said district on the 9th day "f N"vrml"r ana
thu. aufh day at March n"Nl al one "'l"'h III NV
afternoon oncach of said days
F EA n31KHE ;c"mmr-,
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PHILIP NOLAN'S FRIENDS"
Or, Show Your Passports"
IlA lEn vi. I.II

The uf this story l. laid th, ~,,lIl west
cIn territory. tbrmin. the States of Louisiana
and Texas at tn, time eli Aaron Burr treason
The characters lived III SECTION which Wa now
Amer lean. French, and now spanish. and this
record OF their adventurous LIVES nrk,> u story "i
ui,u~,. and uniaggin- interest Ihruugh"u
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