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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16


REGULAR communication Thursday 81 IL,
Regular communication Frid;, or before ih,
full "f the moon. {. '. EASTMAN. SEC '.
however chronic can long resist the healing iniiu
rnc- Of In Morris Syrup "f Tar Wild Cherry
aud IIur,h"und. ~ Il specific for Coughs, Colds.
Asthma: and bronchitis. chr" for CROFT, and pre-.
yrutiNt al Consumption. II has equal Acts
like = charm III hoaiSrn,~~ and sore throat. Tears
and siren. hens the voice "t speakers and singers
Takes away all the distress of wHuurING roI"H
Contains opium other dangerous dru". ana -
pleasant t" take. Trial hotties. 10 cents. q y.
St"r,r. 81 .I"hmshury and Barbour y Eaton Wells
River. Sole AGENTS. call and ash them about II.
Wells. Richardson \ Co, Huntington. General
AGENTS 'i-lOb
Economical New Fund.- cents will huN u
pack at Sea Moss Farimr. made from puI" Irish
Moss. which will make 10 kinds ot dishes, such a~
cakes. pies ruddug~ etc. or l6quarts al clSttrd~
irllirS. creams Charlotte Ru~-t blanc Mad9e. etc.
sold 10y all druggists and Yr"c"r-. tapIlI -
PNlr'> Dietetic SaIeratus.-UnivrrsIllN ar-
know lrd.rd the best in use. Each pound hears the
name "f JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
t.Iunr2O. 20.
Life has few charms for the dysprptc which
is not t" he wondered at. when We take int" ac
count the amount at bodily and mental suffering
that this distressing maadN generates. The Per
Wan syrup IA protnNiCe of from has cured thou
sands who -utinrin. from this DISEASE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16
Freaks of Lightning.

The lightning performs curious freaks
this year. About the time of Il heavy
clap of thunder on Friday last. Il ball OF
electricity entered the library room III
Mr.. Horace Fairbanks house. and cN-
pl"dcd with Il noise like Il pistol. Two
persons were i'll the room and >aw this
phenomenon. and were somewhat shock
eel and startled. \ third person WIS in
the next room and heard the report and
Witnessed Il p"rtion of the effects. 1t
is Thought the electricity entered the
room 10y the Telegraph wire. as there i
an instrument in the room.
We learn that he same day . Ii ginning
cm,rIcd the dwelling at Rev. VI. H.
Wells of Waterford. in much the sam,
appearance. melting some silver WaIr
hut doing no injury t" the Inmates
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

..,I>- NuNI>" -UTTn.
.,,.- >brlhrnuhr al 40 IA. IN.
w. ,uIouyIllr -i2. -. .I"hnshurN 9oh
luu. arrives al W. Il Junction al
,..n-l,a,c- Shrrhr""kr al -" T. m,
40 .ud"uslll' lu9. II. I"Il>nniA
$50. d. .I,,.r. ! - arrives al W IL Junction
. u. 100 -'H-"n I" '"''''''' W."
f".H ''', t,,t train and does not stop at
,,uirr. Ia~>umI,sic. N"rri-villr,
....,- lr'. 400
Inn, Trrr,>,-l.cavr- Montreal AT 900
..f Ia u. M. I.Nnd"nNlll" 3'l1. ~.
.-. Wells River inG. arrives Al Dos
.uruth al ~. %. ~. >-......u
.. u,s- uot stop Al Lyndon. N"'''N\i'''- anu
,..y, gr.,..>-I,avr- Montreal AT $40
,,t 10 INudnm,ill- Il:2l. 81. Johns
r.ru.i I4.I5I IN. Wells River l2:iJ,
D.. r.-iou VIA Plymouth. at 81 u. M
I.,I>- MOVING NORTH.
r.. Leaves ". Il. Junction at l::,l y. M,
100 II .I"hn>hury 800. I.Nmd"n>illr
,f- 30 arrives at Nhrrhr""hc AT 9.m
.j,,.,,-Ira,,, ". Il. junction at -:I5
..- gI,,I Iu.u5 -. .I"hn-hurS lilo INn-
r., \,w pnIt l. T.. m. arrives al >h"r
.... 500
. mn, FrrJsN>-I,aNrs E"stnn al $50 Il.
..' r,nuthl Wells River - y. M, 81.
10. $40 l,udum,ill, .S.0. Newport Lie ar
N.ufi,.iI 81 "-M T.. III.
,.. u.r stop at MrImd".~ N"rris,ilr
...-, ud ,nd"n.
SAINT Erpr.sx-LraNrs I;"Stun at 600
nj mouth, llrll~ l;ir"r I..,o Il m. ST
.... Ill ,u.l"n>il,- .nI. Newport i;A' al
ID ...r,.d II 9Uu q. 1T.
...,.. ~.uda, and not Monday. Does not
,N.r...Ih. II i. t"ntr" and Lyndon.
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The Montpelier and Barre Railroad.

The formal "p"nim" of the Montpelier
y Bare rIilInad WIS duly celebrated
1T the latter place on Monday last.
There WAS Il large Attendance of people,
NaIIou>lN estimated at from l.WO tu
G.Om. Du the arrival of the special
train from Montpelier. cnu>i>tln" of inul
passenger c:II and Il smoking ear. " hich
WIS preceded 10y another train oi a.
many ears. the people >waImcd about
the Barre depot. where an address al
Welcome WAS made 10y T.. f.. French.
Esq. \ plnc">>Inu Wa> then formed.
which marched I" the park. where
>prthIm" and Il banquet We're INDUCED
in. Ihr Officers of the. railroad are ~
follows: Josiah Wood. president y.
". HIIlrN. f.. T.. French al Barre. John
l.Nudr at " illiIm>tuW Dr. Davenport
and Marcus l,'ck Of Brook ii, lei. ,lilcr
r"I>: William Nhircnmh. u. l.. " hcc-
l"ck. and +. l.. AldIirh al Barre. com
mI>>Iuuci~.
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lrafhs.

Al Wells River July g. of heart disease, Mr..
Ephriam bailey aged II years. His wife died the
Goth OF last February and his eldest daughter Mrs.
H. T. Cook. of Hydeville died the 18th Of last
April three III a little over four months.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

House. Plymouth, y. II. Having occa-
into the bank and pre- scented Il draft on
a New York bank, purporting to have
been signed by The above named firm
( The cashier not being acquainted with
him required Il voucher. and the man
stepped out o>tensibly to get recon-
mcndation from Mr.. Bowman. but i'll
stead of that he presented the check to
Mr.. Leach, the clerk of the hotel in
payment of his bill and received the
balance III money, amounting to about
$50. On learning of this transaction.
Mr.. Bowmam'> suspicious were aroused
and he photographed to Plvmorth. y. H..
to see if there were such IL family there
a. named 10y Sutton. hut got II" reply.
ON further inquiries he came to the
conclusion that the check must he :,
Ton %"iN. amt had Tia" proper papers
made "iIt t" arrest him. Ia the mr;n-
time Sutton had purchased Il ticket ful
III mouth. and took the evening train
but Tor some IcaSOu stepped al This
place and took rooms at Walkers.
where Mr.. Bowman found him. The
next morning, having Photographed to
Ihurbcr y Co.. to find out if there WAS
Il member of their firm 10y the name of
sutton travelling around the country.
and receiving Il negative reply and that
he WAS Il >Windlrr and To have him al
rested. the papers were put into sheriff
Prr>tun'~ hands and the man takr.. into
custody. He WAS taken back to New
poIt. and brought before justice Sar-
gent. j. +. Allen appearing for the
state. and W. ID. Crane lnl the respond
cmt. BY the adv ice of counsel he waived
an examination and WIS put under one
thousand dollars bail. failing T." procure
which he WIS taken to Ira>hIlrgh Jail.
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ton,
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warmly recommends i;r>"rdN johnson
t"r the Presidency. speaking among
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Telegraph Offices,

4.-...> ->Iu> aud VI. INTERNATIONAL TEL
.....ul uNrN>N- offices III the Post Office
W.u ~t.,,i and IN the Passenger p''p"t
1910. uo4f- from \ NJ. tuHr. VI. \I.hI
....-t-,- 90 half ritr~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

WIFE BEATING N RUTLAND. sun
,laN mnIuin" " IN. Rim. u worthless Tel
low al Rutland. beat his " tie until 81,
Irrc:lIm, in~rrl~ihlr. and then fIcd. Hen
cII,.> had hIntI@hI Il n,ighh"r To the
>rcIr. " Ii" ran ioI lIr >hciiii. and W hen
he arrived Ms. Rim WH> found lying
upon he tl"uI. icaIiulN bruised nu the
head. face and breast and quite uucnu
>cIou>. After she Ms restored she said
he had attacked hcI fnI giving some
crackers. which he had brought home
the night t., fore. Ia hen hungry children.
thrl being the only food in the house.
She, had no recollection OF his using Il
birch stick WhIch WIS found neal her.
but the nature Of hcI wounds indicate :
thai he did. She had probably tiI~l
been made in>cn>ihlc 10y blows from hi>
fists. The hlii" WIS pursued and WIS
found asleep under Il shed in Center
Rutland. ami viii d"ubrlc>> he punish
rd. lie had NOT even thc poor cNcu>,
at drunkenness.
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Silver Ice-UrnS and Pitchers
LEGAL BLANKS.
AZ
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.


~
WEIT> ENECUTNuNS DErOSITIONS
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I"' tEht iEf>9 VIII soon lee ''I""i''''"S ITS
N""' ""''nii- II - 10y Tar I'll" oldest largest ami
most widely '''"''''' paper III inc "Ih' region "'
Vermont and TIA" Lab" 'hanrIh'n Valley from
winch II 'h'hN draws Ms i"i''iS III III" i"ff"
'"hf Years ct Ms history 1t has seen Tia" birth and
III" death "t i've" thr"" dhI> papers i"nr week
'@ an" 'h''' = '"'' III "''A'N an" "i"h'''iN
papers !" h'iii'h@'"h ATONE. "h'" THESE ana
scores "' ''''' ''''"''h' P'l''@ nav M" Il conn
P'i"''\ "'''l 'h" uncertain '\iS''h'" an" h''\'
l''9@'" '' Z" @'@'' ana P''h'l'S ""' "' r"''"I'"'
'l"n til" FREE fHtNs has steadily grown III 'ir
ana III every 'lrh'h' '' news
paper H't'hS'h. "l'hh III" i"''"ii"'t'"h ana "\
per" nee VI us P''S'"' '''"'' us "h'ir' 'S''"iiN"
hl'hi "''"l''h IL" larger space IMAM single Noon
"I 'h' present enlarged Free it'sS hhlihh. IL
No" occupies h'' h""rS ana h"hS IT'S quarters none
'" III - ''' us '''''"'''''' us income ana CUT
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me rhf' KISS '''''"n''S me measure " 7"'
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interest III 'h' community ana I" promote purify
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IA newspaper hist "I All ih'N are '"''''i' con
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-5lrn advertisements.

Persistent ADVERTISING: in the right medium
brings business.
lNNPEEIENCED NURSE wishes "a situation
IL Address II G.. Box ~! st Johnsbury. -l--2
4 HAMEEES TO RENT Front ro"ns over |.
T. G"rham, Hat and Shoe st"rr.-VrrN pleas
ant.-rTicr m"drrat". Enquire al
IT l. H. GORIAM
LYME WATCHES EEIAIEE and rated at
l HOW AEDA ROW ELL :.
HIGHWAY TAX BILLS and all kinds "t /.
i GAL. BLANKS. for sale AT
tALEDONIAN OFFICE.
DAEIilGI MET Ala quantity al old pc Tor
ID hIhhIItIn.. al L. cents a pound IT called tor
soon. al tNLEpONIAN OFFICE.
4 WNpIrIONAL NOTES Just printed. and i"r
~.l' al the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
SE Nl1 II WARRANTS. CITATIONS and
- CAPTIONS aud tEEIlFlt ATES New forms
"i El.ImkN Just printrditt ALEDONIAN OFFICE
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-E,.-ron 30 a. m.-1.3n =. III.
.-~> !, lak Clr, and Wc.,er". IA. n 4. IN, IN,
E'm m Northern 4 stage mails 400
,.,tn,.ru pUi a. III. Southern and
.'' ,.-r,ru I-m.-l - p N.
ION = :. N. To- +. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

yesterday. and while doing business nj
the ticket office of the depot. laid the
money. wrapped in a newspaper. down
ana forgot to take it when he left for
the train. 1t is feared that it has fallen
INTO the hands OF some one who will he
10Th to part with it. yet we hope it may
turn up all right. y liberal reward is
offered for its return.-B Burlington Free
Press.
Mrs. Harriet Tucker of Ripton, while
berrylng within few rods of the house.
recently, was considerably surprised by
seelnga small bear emerge from II clamp
OF bushes II few feet from her. but when
Bruln saw that she stood on the de
fenSlve and that the dog was trying to
cultivate an acquaintance, he concluded
to ''vamnoSe the ranch" The alarm
was raised but it WAS too late in the
day to do anything Wddiebuy Regis
ter.
John Quinn. Il Young man about II
years of age. who had been in the en-
pl"y of DIR. Luther Mo>rly, of Arlington.
was almost Instantly killed by the acct
dental discharge of his gun while out
hunting ON Saturday last. 1t seems the
Young man had set his gun against II
fence, and after getting over himself
took hold of the gun and drew it after
hmm us he pulled it through the fence
the lock caught in some manner and
discharged the contents into his body
near Tia" heart. He only spoke word
or two and expired.
Two weeks ago last Tuesday it WAS
IRnnIt,.I fI,.,t
Il. X. Dudlr\'S in Plymouth. and about
~ men assembled and went in pursuit
"i hruIn with dogs and guns. the bear
WAS occasionally seen and shot at once.
but after nearly Il day spent in pursuit
the chase was given up. the SuppoSit ion
being that bruin had fled to he noun
talns. II WIS subsequently. however.
proved that the bear which had been
:" vigorously pursued WAS nothing moIr
than Il large black dog with its tail cut
of. The owner of the dog went in
se;nch OF him and at last found his dog
wounded. The dog belonged in Lnd-
low. We think this i quite equal Ia
the Rochester bear story when Il hcd.c-
hog was mist""k lnI Il bear. Iioo,iSfock
StdHidId.
lllIlI llt Iht'lltl> bl Milton Il Il
little hamlet known 10y the classic though
familiar name of ''ChcckcrhrrlN. Some
of the residents of the locality cclrhrat-
ed the Glorious Fourth. "n Saturday.
and capped the Gilman 10y getting up a
Shoutin" atllaN. attended with serious.
and it Is feared. fatal results. At j. u.
Gales place u party of Young men vcIc
celebrating. and. il appears. become
somewhat cNhiIaratcd and not IL little
qmIucl>"nc. Dining the unpleasant
hess. one jed I.am:r>h struck one Nidm.,
l.. Howard. Howard Immediately drew
ii pistol Il small single barrel one. ear
~ in" Il number | cartridge and fired
ON l.lna>h. The ball entered his cheek
and lodged >nmcW here in his hcad
sunday AFTERNOON it was Thought La
mash could not recover. Howard l.
about twenty Years ot a%r and lives
about tW" and ahali miles from the,
Fails. l.anIa>h i about Twenty-Five
Years old and lives at lrrrkrrhrriN. :"
Fortunately he has u" family. Free
Press.
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE. WHITE EEAD-Wrll
know II throu ghuut New England a. the W lillESI,
FINEST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE, - in. wide, reels f"r Curtain
sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from > - {" eight inches
" id,. un reels for Builders.
LEAD rIPE, OF any size or thickness.
At lowest market prices for gn''ds Of equal quail
ty. FRA N'lS BRON y. u treasurer
tOct5 Salem, Mass.
STATE OF VERMONT CALEpuNIA DISTRICT, 81
Sin Probate Court held al st. J"hnsbury. within
and for said district the 18th day uf July \. ID.
I-1j
An instrument purp"rtug Ia be the last VIII and
Testament OF Fanny Hodge, late of Hardwickr
III said district deceased being presented {"
Court by James II. Bell the eNecutrOr
therein named for Probate:
1t il ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein Notified 1" appear Mt session
of said Court tn be- holden at the Probate Othce
IA ST .IuhnsbnrN on the al daN of August
A u. l-15 and show cause. il any they may have
against the lrnbate of said Will for which pur-
pos, it is turt her ordered that copy oi the record
of this order h published three weeks succrssINey
in tn. Caleinnian printed at st Johnsbnry preNi
nIIs To- said time appointed for hearing.
BN the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
A true copy OF Record Attest,
cI-3 HENRY FRENCH. Reglster
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Save FIFTY-DOLLAR BILL

from your physician by using some good disnfect-
ant about your sinks, drains, cess pools, barns,
etc.
BINGHAM sells all the best kinds-put up in
neat st Vie for
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\ Cow KILLED EN \ SNAKE. \ val
uail.. COW hrl"ugiu" To MI. Jewell AT
the BAY died from the effects of Il hit,
received from i N"uonI"Il> shake last Sat
urlaN. The COW wandered oil from TIA,
pJ~ljuc aud went To- some mar>hN land
mean the lake. and while eating the
gl.t~~ tir ~uIkc got int" her mouth. Ia
Il tea minutes the poor beast h"cam,
ilcrlicd ju'I Iln into The lake. but WIS
chased ont of the WItcI 10y several PEG
pie " no Witnessed her antics. She IAN
to The halu-l aId. and after being there
- fcN minutes >lc fell dead. soon IitrI
Il, iu@. Il striped snake. three feet III
icugrh cIlWl, out OF her mouth. which
proved To- have caused hcI death. ST.
libun> Messenger.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

can it h,. pn>>ihl, that the Barre
hur"larS Mere in the cmpl"N of the
Thermometer Lock Company H"sioH
GIobc.
y water pipe at South R"Nalt"n tr"lc
last winter and II" WatcI WI> obtained
Ihrnu"h lhr pipe until la>i sunday.
" hen the ice melted.
Mn. Harmon Hall "l Em">bur"h. died
on "Wednesday. al Smail-p"N. lie WIS
S,irctnlan. al" deacon IN the Baptist
church. and viii hr much missed 10y the
people of that community.
\ new train has been put on the
M"ntrcllrr and Wells River railroad.
leaving Montpelier ut 30 T.. VI. and
taking passengers through I" the White
Mountains the same day.
During the thunder shower, Friday
afternoon, Il water spout WAS seen III
WIS estimated /" he about thirty feet in
diameter and reached from the water to
| the clouds. The water spout moved
slowly n"rthward and was lost to view
| behind Rock Point. Free Press.
The Merchants National Bank of
! Builingt"u. have recently placed Il time
lock up"u their vault. Hl this arrange
mcnt burglars will find it an impossible
task To induce the bank officers to I'M
lock their safe for them. us after the
vault i closed for the night it cannot
bc opcnrd until the next morning.
Mis-. \. :. tlarN. of Gecn>boro. WAS
lcarullN stun. hN bees, one day last
week. 81 much 81 that it WAS feared
her life would pay the forfeit. She
was attempting t" hive them at the
time. her husband not being about the
house. TheN Stumg her about her head
and face, hut she had presence of mind
enough to plunge her head into Il tub
OF water. doubtless thus savin" her
life N0njfor.
Ncrgcnncs WAS Visited 10y Il very Sc
we're hail storm. Friday afternoon. which
did much damage III the city and the
surrounding country. The hail stones
fell ns large as huttcimut>. DESTROYING
com and other crops. shruhberv and
gardens. Stained glass in the Roman
Catholic church was broken to the
amount of over 800. and the other
churches and many private dwelling,
suffered i'll like manner
Hon. Asa Reynolds of Alburgh Springs.
drew $1,000 from one of the banks here
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-Rev. Jonas Chickerinr. d u q,
boston, will Preach at the South Church
heNi Sabbath morning. and Address =
union meeting at the same pl,r. #
hhlf-past six, on the religions and
patriotic bearings OF temperance. illus-
tlatrd H. hi own observation in WASH
lngt"n and elsewhere. DIR. Cbickerium
Is secretary of the old Massachusetts.
ana congressional temperance Sorieties.
-Beedle'S Bell Ringers gave an en-
trithlnment at this place Monday eve
hlhg, which Is called ii good thing. But
they made the great mistake of not
beginning their entertainment until
nlne o'clock and holding it until eleven.
which is wholly unsuitable in any ease.
AMI especially So when il is considered
that this exhibition draws Il large class
ct children under II dozen on fourteen
AearS of age.
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Forgery.
\ man signing his name sutton, or
Sntor. was arrested III this place last
Friday. on charge of forgery and at
t.mpt at ,windling. We learn from the
Erpyrss that he first appcaled one day
last week at the Memphremag"g House
and claimed to he Il member OF the iIrn'
of II. X. Thurher and company. New
York city. and that he had come on III
advance to engage rooms tor friends
who were then at the PemigeWasset
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,4ohnsburn G'alrdonian.

.nnr,. Vt. Friday. July To- 1879.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

Ianktnn, March HI is stated
by the Herald here 10 day, on authority
ri Delegate Armstrong, from Washing
ton, that the treaty of the United
States With the Sioux Indians, " here
hy Tho Biark Hills country WIS set
apart a. a reserv al ion. WAS never rati
fled by Congress. and that the best
authority says it will not Stand if
tested. This * also confirmed by
other gentlemen who We're a. Wash
ington in 1856 and 1867 when the mat
ter was under discussion. The excite
inent increases here III regard 20 The
new gold fields there and parties are
preparing to start al once. Secretary
Deiaro has taken steps TO bring 10
Washington q delegation of Sioux for
the purpose OF negotiating for the ex-
iingni>hInent Of their right 10 the
Black Hills country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19
TIE VALIANT MINI. OF California

THE VALIANT MIIIII. OF California
are To be newly armed No Immediate
ou,IIre..l O. internal cussedLrss is APP
p.ehendel: but ii IS though; best 10 be
prepare d to r. sit airy attack upon the
palladium of the liberties Of that patri-
o.ic people. As the spring time expands
and grows WARN, and Ia ie:s' arp-en-
tics, journeyn.eu tailors and dollar
store clerks with led tick shirts that
open II the back Of the neck Begin 20
feel the blood g. commentators stir
ring in their veins, skir:n;sh linss viii
be deployel in front Of Ike more exposed
places about Sauoelito and Alameda
county, and n general advance viii be
mad. upon tine poultry yards and goose
pastures Of the enems's country. Ra-
tons Of eggs, spring chickens. butter
milk and cream biscuits will lie issued
every three hours; lut fans aud I'M
brellns. poma'um and Lubin's extracts
VIII only he furnished upon endorsed
or!ers by the reeimertal suffers. And
then comes the gerry glory OF the bottle
scared veterans return home and the
gushful greetings of sweethearts and
wives; and the honor OF the dag needs
no more vindicaiion before the comm.
Of the next target excursion, and the
succeeding annual picnic.