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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03
JERRY DREW'S
New Livery, and Village Coach

The undersigned has repaired the st Johnsbury
House stable and put i'll Il good Livery. lie alS
a coach t" all passenger trans-b0th day and
night express. Nilla." people wanting 10 20
trains will leave their names and residence 1T the
office of the ST. .I"hnsbury House thirty minutes
before train time.
| have just put in line of new carriages and
harnesses. including top buggics. phaetDns. two
seated caIrla-' S. etc. Easy carriages and STEADY
horses for Ladies' To- drive Ladies' can order their
teams at the office of the st. Juhnsbury House.
q Charges reasonable
Jerry DREW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03
Swallowing a Cent.

DIR. Gibbs. one "t the editors of Halls
Journal OF Health. who is himself an
educated physician and surgeon, while
on :; railroad train the other dav. was
consulted 10y one of the employees on
the train in relation to his little boy
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NIP and TUCK"
ChromoJ
GREAT AMERICAN TEA en-

81 and 30 NkSSEA STREET. NEW YORK.
, Teas distributed /" clubs at importers prices
'autllul on thI"mu>, of different sizes present ,,I
10 purchasers of |, , 3, I : pounds Of tea in
rI"i,S 81 go and upwards The Company has now
ready Tor delivery splendid chrome entitled Mn
ana luck a new Ci POUND picture. showing "A
iiN"lS 7klrnhish b"twtcn baby and his pet dog for
IN" possession "f doll 1t is full roarin" finn
thht II" description tell the story 81 " ell ~ the.
SIMPLE title of tn" artist The battle is inst Mn
ana luck, and must he to be Appreciated
send Tor circular of prices, terms, &c.
The Great American Tea Company.
81 and 33 Wesley street Ia
+. o. Box, 5643. New York civ
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Keeping Apples Through the Winter.

Mr.. Alexander Hyde. IL well known
agrirulturi>t i'll the west part of In"
State. communicates to the New York
Times some useful Suggestions in regard
to keeping apples through the winter.
One method is I" wrap each apple i'll Il
hit of old newspaper, the paper serving
both to keep ont the air and to- prevent
the apples from hlui>ing III Transporter
ton. y method more cttcctual still is
to fill the barrels nearly full OF apples
and then put in some dry. fine sand or
powdered plaster and shake ii down
gently. This VIII fill up all the inrriS-
tees between the apples ANA keep them
fresh indefinitely. Another mode is to
pit the apples in some dry. >Irdy or
"ravrlly soil. in>t a. turmipS and pota
toes are piitrd. On this point Mr.. Hyde
SAYS:
They will keep >plrudidly through
the winter thus pittrd, hu must he
used speedily i'll the spring after the,
are dug out. a> they will rot soon after
exposure to the light and air. In order
to pit apples. select some dry spot where
there is no possibility of Natter iiiiim"
the pit. and DIG a hole three on four
feet deep and of any required size, place
some clean. dry straw on He bottom.
and on this the apples. to tia" depth of
two feet. covering the whole with II
layer of straw and then Il il, cl of dry
earth. raising The latter above. he gen
eral level of the ground and slipping it
root-iaShIon. 81 that II will shed rain.
The apples will come ont in the Spiin"
as crisp as cahlagcS " hen pittrd in This
way"
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
AND REFERENCE BOOK
EDWARD RUSSELL 4 CO.,


Established \. ID. la The oldest and largest
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first of January.
= The Collection of over due claim. a
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.EEIIKfELLErgkIrZu, 'ot'' Safre (
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Val NElcf ~ =
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TRAINS MOVING NuI-In
Leave Winchcnd"n at 80 \ VI me.
42n T. VI. Arrive al " Worcester .ri n.I- . 10 .
NJ. 30 l.. VI.
TRAINS MOVING NBI.lr
Leave Worcester al -0u \ " l-l...
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Passengers for Providence. l.i,Iu- >f..
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ami leave Worcester at $50 l. u l.i t....
Trains /" and from W in"h.nduu ,I-..,. r....
Express and WAY trains un Eu~t.u . Wins,
Norwich y Worcester, for E"-t.r
Springfield. also for New York ,a ....
Springfield. !. y. !.,r-, So.
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Farm For Sale!
IN GREENSBORO VILLAGE.

The subscriber. having traded his store, house
wood lot Sc for his brothers farm will sell the
same ON liberal terms of payment. and give nmr-
iiate passrsson. said farm is supposed I" con
tain 80 acres. he the same more or less. about ~
acres of wood and timber land sugar orchard and
house with 4OG 800 trees Water priNIle"" on
the outlet of Caspian lake, with fall of sixty or
seventy feet in a distance of fifty rods \ S"oo
housr with woodshcd and horse barn attached: y
large farm barn. with cellar, Nv" floors and drive
way in liable end and attached Ia il small barn
with shed underneath. Farm cuts 10 I" ~ tons oil
hay is in "A GOOD stat. of cultivation and well water
ed and fenced. y I. IA BBl l.
st bloomsbury, Vt.
odd Fellows Block Railroad Street o. lO3'
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To Builders and Lumber Dealer

The subscriber has completed his new
Victory. and H. now prepared To- ttInl~r .H'e
ami dimension timhrr of almost all klu!-
trees aIc large. and he can furnish lun- and ..s
Timber for especial purposes. The ~uh-,Iri.r ..
i'll. been it, ihr business NOR than flrr-. ...r
tiattrr> himself h- understands What u.... -
want. and he can sill bills -I,r'Il, ud >t'-.t.-
ullN. DANIEL. 'uIA
ST .I"hm-hury. MAY l. -. 1lu
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Gstafr!s.

rTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT 50
- In Prohatr court held at the Probate Once III
ST Johnsbury. within and for said District on the
18th day of November, \. ID. let5, ,.,,
An Instrument pIrIrrting t" he the last W Ill ana
Testament of benjamin Durham. lat" "l hrnt"ii'
in said district deceased, being presented L"
ouIt by Isaac y. Hall. the executor therein idiI-
ed for Probate:
II is ordered by said Court, that all persons con
,,ru,.d therein l notified to appear al session 81
said Court to he held At the Probate OhlGe III ~;
Inbnshnry ON the. 18th day Dec, y. ID. l. and
hnY cause if any they may have. against the pro
lat, of said will for which purpose II Is inrthri
ordered that a copy of the record of tins order ne
,jIi she'd three weeks successfully III the altdn,
man printed at st. Johnshury. previous t." S'i'd
Zine appointed for hearing.
BY the Court, Attest.
HENRY FRENt II. Register.
4 true copy of Record. Attest.
no HENRY FEENt ii. Register.
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,r,Tt, pE VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -
- In Probate Court holden at tn" l'r"lrat" offr'
in ,t, ,JoIisbury on the 18th day of Nov y. ID
I-7J. -, .r,, -,
- Iolishury in said district. sp"ndtirlii: maxi
auuIic,tinu To- sad court for license I" sell all I"
rh,. real estate. OF his said ward representing tha
RI. all. thereof is necessary for the payment 81
his inst debts contracted before til" appointment
of his guardian III
Whcrrrlnn il is ordered by said Court maj Niil'
auuIicati ION h referred Il session Thereof, l" h'
held at the Prnhtc Office, Ill said - l"ll'NhnI\ on
thu, It'll day of Drcrmhcr y y lr'4 Tor h'i'.LnI
thst all PERSONS Interested he nntIitd h't'"i, ny
publication of notice. "f said application ana order
thereon, three weeks succrsslN'lN IN 'h' tI'"'h
~, nrintrd at st ynhnshury. before said time OF
hearing, THAT they may appear III sand time ana
place and if they calsr. object thereto"
Ry thu. Court Attest.
HENRY FRENCH, Register
A true copy of record. Attest.
aaI HENRY FRENCH. Register.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03

SIZEOFt III RICHES. VERY few churches
III America have =. seating capacity OF
over ..'n. Tic following table shows
the >izr al >tnc of the largest churches
in EmInlm.:
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SWITSER & EASTMAN.

Manufacturers and Wh"lc>al,. and l,,r,r d..
,r~ Nprin- Erd- \ Lounges Han. Woo. g..
and i-\r"l>Irr MuIl,.~~,-. ,'lnl~t,EN '....'.
~tutiiu-~. French i.t~;lu-- All Wool N'f. ...
.'iwa>k y Hair Seating. ~.t'~. !a~s d ...-
rrpHlrrd nj short notice. : .. ~Nil-.
i l-~fNt s.,
EI>trru Avenue. 81. Iuhn-huTN. VI
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Farm i'm Lyndon For Sale

The Ira Dow farm occupied by Sayles Ran
dali. three miles from Lyndon Corner on the
branch road To Whcrluck Hollow. SAID farm con
-istS of ia acres of Land divided into tigc, wood
and past ur.Igt-about b acres of Woodland, with
sugar orchard of coo trees. House and barns
in GOOD repair. and running water I" barns. For
particulars, terms etc, enquire "f
40. HARRIS.
Lyndon Centre. Ell
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C. a AR f H!

Weakness of kidneys. and rIin- III '.
side ana back. of twenty years ~iaHd.u- ''.'' .
two weeks by less than hnttir HlI''.'
:" bad as To prevent sleep Al ni-ht> uuH~~ O..
snuff was prrprtually used, ctr'd viii "'. ..
Testimony IF a ,ocH kn",cn amt di''iv '.'.'"'' .
zen 81 N,,r E..'.,
ME~SKs. IITTLFFIEIp y CO.. Irri-- 81 -'
had atarrh a httlr RISING five .,..l~. .hi t.' -,
back and weakness III kidneys for iN'h,.
aiarrh WIS 80 bad that il lid mot ''.'
snuff WAS troubled with u cor.. % Ia"I''' jos"
night have taken Marshall 8 II...
tw" Years particularly in cold 'iiIfH H".
II ever NIGHT T. get rest h"-.u O.. ...
Constitutional CatIrrh Hrm,dl .h.u .
and have taken only one h"tii' TO- '.-
week the coughing nights left r'. .'"
n"nr since t" speak of. though iH.' I.''
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! have had pains III my side - it'a .... %.
=" ont of the huuS'. iuI two W,t.h- 70 O.
create - PAIN wI~ III NY NIGHT rin
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Constitutional Catauh l;,m,dy t#. I..' .
New Boston. y. H.. April - i-,u
PRICE Il PER BOrTLE.->rld '. ... -,
lists. y pamphlet of - lag"~. -i'H- p
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To DISTINGUISH SEX IN EGGS.-A
correspondent to the London Journal
of horticulture furnished the following
az the results of his experience: Last
winter an old poultry keeper told me
he could distinguish the sex of eggs: |
laughed at him. and WAS none the less
>keptical when he told me the follow .
ing secret: Eggs with the bladder ON
the centre ct the crow OF the egg will
produce cockclcl>: those with the.
bladder on one side will produce pull
lets. The old man Wa> 81 certain OF
/ the truth of tins dogma, and his p"ul-
/ try ward So far confirmed il. that | de
| tcrmincd 10 make experiments upon it
this year. | have done 50. carefully
Registering" every egg. bladder vertical
or bladder oit enc side. rejecting every
one in which ii WAS not decidedly one
or the other. rs in some it i only
! slightly ont of the crntrr. The follow
ing is the result t'itty-cight chickens
We're Matched. three ar" dead. eleven
are Vet too Young to decide upon the
sex: of the remaining forty -four every
one has turned out exactly tine to the
old mans theory. This. of course. may
Iic an accidental coincidence. bat |
shall certainly try the experiments
again. ann NOW trying the same thro-
ny upon ducks eggs
CLEANSE THE Managers. The wan
gers of horses. COWS and oxen. when
supplied with fodder and meal. fire.
purIItly become Extensively Sour. in con
sequence of the decomposition of the
wet meal that adhcrcS tn the corners of
the feed boxes. This is apt to be the
ease. especially when animals do not
lick the corners entirely Clean If a
small portion of feed is allowed to re-
main in the manager. only Il portion of
ii warm day ii will become sour. and
the offensive ctfiuvia will faint the en-
tire manager. so that an animal will of
ten refuse to eat his accustomed allow
anre. unless compelled by keen hunger.
| The true way to manage managers is to
$crApc the corners clean at least twice
day. removing every particle of re-
jcctcd food. Then, if the man9er does
not smell sweet as Il butter bowl, let
the corners he washed with hot water.
wiped clean, and handful of caustic
Stocked lime he sprinklcd in the man
ger. If managers are kept clean they
will seldom become Extensively sour.
/ If al animal leaves Il portion of his
feed. II new mess should never he given
on the rejected feed.
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Eruptlons and Eruptiye Diseases OF the Skin,
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas, Pimples,
Pustules, Blotches, BOlls, Tumors, letter and
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Rlngworm, Ulcers and
Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain In the
Bones Side and Head, Female Weakness, Ster-
ility LeucorrhGa arising from internal uicera-
ton and uterine disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
Emaciation and General Debility. With their
departure health returns.
PREPARED ny
DR.. j. q. AVER 81 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all druggists and dealers In medicine.
I'd Notwithstanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03
TIE STATE or TRADE.
nnMRSrlC MARKETS

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1000 bbls Whes as 600 rush Corn 1900 bush Oats Is
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tendency large sales $23 arrive S22 90 Dry
ead Meat advancing tendency shoulders 8osdS7sc Clear Rib
and Cies Sides % and he Bacon advancing tendency
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fully Far 7a7%c Prime to Choice sassy hOIa.'es sn ,Ces
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