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msit Al ssiram.r, ~ The ttnsh' "
theit ef*aitets
nns,e,tel A " lirsai~ss, asa'sts
II fashion tlatss rsi,ctns n ana
Nm li,inrsr. a Ntsres street deal
i, IN fur. sts arananrsa y lAssfa'l.a
llasttIsh 4 - i liahsl,iss are a.,
4 wn MI fsun 900. Tie ssseta afe
believed u hs small
E,,inseu's liabilities are 100, 600 |
/ aa.e,s shn.,po lie has offered HE
creditors shirt, cents On the dollar
~. Estate n the llroaa~as dry
enols Arm II nirs. t'osdmsn \ Wal.
~. which failed YEAR Are, will. II 4
said. rav enc cent on the dnllar
| ri,t.hure, IA ort s.--Ths 6rm
II Rogers and purrhhell, prominent
iron manufacturers II this city. have
suspended. They have been operating
Two mills. one Mt l.eachhurg and ~
ether 4, sroll, Pa Their asse's an'
liabilities are MI know.
. N.,riNoav. Oct IN Tho credit
.rs II the calscr, Sugar Refining Com
rany held an adjourned meeting to-day
The trustees maie = report showing
,hp resul, " their nrcrat IONS, and da
clrripr dividend Il ~ per cent q
the total Indebtedness. which was nj
tcrwnri raid In surh ~ tho creditors =
presented their claims.
Hnston, Uci. IS tA meeting i
tho creditors II lee & shepard to.fM
Il ws agreed u acesp, ! cents on u
dollar, payable IN from three I" twsns,
four mont tr next November, th
last three Payments u DO secured b
Endorsements
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Hear what she Fathers 0f thc Republic
say on the t'nrree, Question

Jsifcrson sail /;
bank rarer must he suppressed and
tho circulation restored ~ the nation
10 which !. lelongs,
Calhoun sAil
No ons can doubt but that the coy+
eminent e,aLi. II letter than tint u
any bank more stable and more safe
jackson Iii lis farewell Addr~ss said
The corporation. which crsnts paper
mansy canne, b. relied upon 70 keep
she circulating medium uniform IN
amount. The pnrer mono, Ays.om tof
hanks Of irsue) and IL natural assa-
i.,vs. monopoly and escluaiys priv
,eas1. hate already struck their roots
a.p In tbs sill and Il will require vi
.ur efforts TO aherk il further growtl,
IA 10 eradicate tie esil,
.And Webster said
rhs whole eont1ol over the stAnaat.
ulue and medium " payments !,
nall, In ths General de,crnm~nts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29
urp|Ics Of fuel anil frnrInR.

VI NicuaLAs NOVEMBER - It
Nicholas begins III third volume viii, a
telling number. fresh. bright. ,u,ied.
healthy Il contains sp,ns twenty five
interesting contributions; II gives ~
articles from more than dozen Il ihe
best writers IN tbs country ~ The
excellence and variety n III renicnir,
~ 4 single number Il hardly e,nid hr
surpassed, Il crowds \ strong story
by one flna writer with M instructive
sketch u 4 dainty poem by another.
from Mr. BROOKS serial The lIey
E,niglan.s' which !. just begun aud
promises m amazing atpre # adventure
10 he rhyme IL Little pulri, TRUTH.
IN" with IL quaint liitla picture u
would DO hard - 0ni i single dull u
commonplace article,
And Tho artistic mpfit ii The number
|. equal 10 The literary. Tho illus,rA-
,ions general, nro vs,, beautiful, liz
fron,irpIecc. reproduction " ~
Joshua Reynolds portrait "a Pune
lops boothbo,' IL wonderfully il'ip
Among tho most notable " tho ether
lieturea ure tle illustrations 10 Mr,
I
brooks serial hy Thomas Moran and
" Il. \, spherd. sod lLp very eamiraI
drawings hy Frank Iisarl.
| Jaek.inAhs.pulnt. 'l'hs Letter Hon
ana tho ltiiilo.l,px bring with them.
q uaual. ! generous fund u amuss'
msns, and altogether, The November
number 81 ~. Nicholas II ous VI The
vvry bsss i4nss u this une1ualsd mag
ssins fof children
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II Il. az lae .,lf ryl.l herl mon.

lat il. ~ tie ali ryl~l herl mon.
!, rfa' question 49,, suppose
l ~ .peeta S TOO prl were lsut aui
sl.tnlNa. NuAi .ls sa,ne u ahs
eninaalt he gha 80, thereby, ur
III. tho alay y, any eamno,llt, "
s'tAy III thp yauu If any ether ron.
Ha4. fp slsanvrl. anl If not. how
r s i ~ silver. w.
ierrH th Me-, Hsnsuse II waite
TN. wps,a eau,t do Nlfhana .l~uiu
n,irel, ~ 10 doubt II could haW can
Il hc said truly that specie ID not only
tho standard lu, 'ilr measure II value
md sine. Ii IL pnl, by law that specie
Il male Il standard and measure "
value, mry MT anything else bu mnde
snul, standard and mrasuFet AMI
suppose there was NJ sue'' co,n " coin
value No u dollar, " ~ 4 pound. ~ NJ
any other na,nel cuin, would that pro-
rent people FIRM FIXING upon \ standard
6r measure II tho value II commodities
they wish 10 exchange with each other,
Or 10 scll and bny 4 AMI II even tho
worry name n lnlar could ls dispenssd.
Why mt M will the min called u,
such name, whom II can 10 dune effect.
nally and rrahlahl, BY substituting Ia
10 stead las- roatly commodity that
viii ssrys the purpose. dubuque
Telegraph.
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iNaw4si 1850 III II IN
q IS lWsaat .aa
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sN8e*s#
III ii. iat4si ~
itN At#gs lssA lsasH
iiga kSH8sfss rsutes iluhs
II iii VI ii Aahs Sntfet
~ sii nsn etpuAsHi ~
W tssnitftala t,eieeaanss
Ia IT. l,titHfltaia shase NaAti
iau ~ ltn III naifl.a shst ~ ,hf
atsi ia .tftiAt i~st. thtts wili if ~ hit IN
liz fiee "A IL ipfl u thr district 1taiti.
Hi afsi faf she county n Howard. stale II
Iva petition N ilr l'lalnif1 aNpsr
nattNi tiamimN II s.m Ills sliin ~ esai so
With tif'arrst at su ,,sr tent rrr aHat'n
from .ianl4ff lsi 80. linz on certain
NJ ss4ftles ~ nns4 "A \ lsatnn. matle My
.stl i.ts ssN fhss foreclosure IN rttrta'n
9tha#l iahsit ,nt rsei esettHe,i ~ said 4
atfn. iii sail AAIr. "A lufa hasiiiat n, ~
HNl ~ al sttilan III aNtisltip iun, North
IA Isan#e IA, Nest if tt,e 9Th T. ~ aial
III ~ stlutitet ~ NJ retseaal e'aln,
i nude Ill ina said u u t'oinl,s u, "
tinalfiei. ~ Snnrs RtpWeil
Nd hat pntrsa t.a, appear tl,rrsis anil
afehl iFfun ilnin ~ lhe arconl d-s IL tlr
Hes, term ~ tl.a .tia .uut' arN,inied ~ ~
he'll II IA, rnafi House In saitl eu,,n,s
iH1h. your ,hfaiil, will iW entered aHl jnlgi
nftii rendered Againsl ,nu thereon, ~ ~
end 10. Will III. IA .,,er.nf ssitl petition
II 4 uuDlRI.tii.
tnwi ATTY. fut Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29
fsafY'IEE.s GKS.sST
MERCANTlLECoL
III c0.isa. TJlrH.
IN lIlE MISSISSIPPI.

About .lAtf anilars lats MI rspsnHes for
Membership H1lsl ni Stationery Wills
aars hraual fhr thorough, ilsmt .lretiug
,bl N.,eantl eutfrsa slnnt rlter 80 ,hN
aens l.tosli pl,h ilnha sn'gf ~ -,
tlaa4A ttsH* lIanms tpr sstf boarding gis.
VII free Boarding el4iiia ~ ~ fN per wrra
fres ressistls III 'eilugs Hal. viii, brAsa
hAni III tiipnlansa ftss lectures Wv dis
tlnaplshel uien Inrfe#' College isnilllng
IL lhe lti'ai sta'f. l'gai y II. Nilltr
49, - ri, We ritpft i,tni writing taHPti
fire. Ihn ae'if8s has iarge yeniimnlHira
vi dtll ~ttttf r'lpa pttfHnteFi IN mnhss
II ftgpii rsifees Nnflnsl h'aausllIr
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II IN la tafp II tsat Hls tnf1tRe il
ttfsslt #aa IL surge ~ \ ht4lfHA Ia i
rt5t IA ft I'D i4.a it.sll i#tteitie
j s.tff I'll eaf#Af IN = Il fIl4 lssA iutf
sttfEfes. tiAtt.IIk tttfIittHJ
l4st hlfsffh fuHs
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i. nutnnl result ot tho OLib can.
- ,lr Brooklyn l'ninn puts thus
here il little n.s IN attempting T.
4afs Ill. fuel that ths tsaul. ~ t'rs,h,'
eIss.i.,an lends IL lLv ,ndat"n lere., u
,He ri ~ impartanes u never bal
IN u. ls in,nunte vote ~lilsli Al
son i1slsd 10 "a. evidence TINT the
frareial 4n#fti N. eoMe u thu fu,-
faaf iii IA Ffsat .iiN lug Inc = ar
tirs III lint state asi TINT u VIII ~
tire 'ar lsf its9 national llal'"''",.
pf,apn. i. n. iir.t plank ~ sl,'rl.
lea nan4.l II. all Ls l'frel - hull
thur r1.ias 'r ii, Itssilene. VI tls
hissi stat,r
l',. Richmond Why u ~ ~ Hidsi
i. ,hr nnmb.r 81 spu'hun journals
..t.l. y.ss .iAndlny bs the tnf'asio',
...ne. Ina recent i.sno Is say;
Tho victory il arhvl,si by :, sunni
1 majority ~ % shaw elrar', aud
ohesriugly that .be rreen''ask policy.
svsn 81 sLls vs,', day, ~. secured :
bold apoa tho hearts aul ml''ls " The
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faf ga s / sat s lAN
go !. Antl vi VI - $500 ta
~ IT, v At.h Hl@ e4ui4
as4v htas s.st Il ~ wsstt+l VI
sAtns .uslas taeA ts-sf. IN 'AFA '.teat i
.ssen saiws sssu VII sAs ssstlt
.sretassa l sbs tHa5Aasse II xist
ttsA IN i,.asht Has tFf sgsft
fst.. 49, slsslis u ~ spitts IL.
Attsa .sa.ffnnett N u4,i.f n gri ~ IA
ira. ihss al m lAiis b. he ssta
vesss asasatA n.As s.en. hfaN sset
n.i.. VI ihtfs Il something \ Esa
t..tas ai.an, u tAss n ,1t g., shntt
"A surprise sht people ~ill fiaet, II "
property indignant sNlat III
fsh ,haaailst Is Tive general ~.
r'smaiinn tits morning. That's iass
ike Grant nai VI. .nss~aA " re''
4 i angry. ~ lni ourselves sa'd.f'
TIA hu~ the NafhsgAn N'ahefNss VII
cpn,lae, himself In tho Department az
the eunn.l. sap,a. and whether til
lr,s',lsnt will fna him an affseshl,
companion, AMI what he will IL will
sxinalinp Indian Agents AMI tub
~ sna villa. the people II M,rh
\ !. who iancied thy had g., til !
NJ will "A, when they .ae him y, I'll
Ain~t. Nevertheless tie chuiec IL
- outrage TIE re,snnal nuiitnrs
in Chandler for az, high place l
n - puhlic srl,ire IL 80 notorious tia
n |, would he lilly 10 irnore Il III
n nnftn~ss fur the Department " III
intcrior hanc,rnnhei NJ II II vii
frauls AMI acan als, il simply mu,
.staas ~, Y Tribune
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What Zines II TIE tlaAiinp " 18th
rtuh' and hunt. nd lesltA VI my
ia t,~n ~ 4 ntstin ~. Ill
Itstut, II 4 'vn arr feii III tla 4 ssh
rlah,tl f. hear tN'ts Nbsts 'lila.
ned nj Ave ssetA ", w rlaAitnp Vie
piles gathered i, ile h,si uttlne utir
worth slhsu Ieu Years Iaset, the
t,st IT tie young trees Inn VIZ eui
aud sali tt II. $50 The total ,ieil II
tie ten aerts thus llantrd Nunla III
~, isn, nj the ritz II stas ~ 4 seat
~ Ten aeFrs. II en- ~ d year ~
acre. l.ahl planted III walnut timber
will III ten sra,. siela mefe taan II tie
land had heen rlanlpd ,aeh ,ent III
grain. ani. moreover, etep Il corn
rr potatoes nas hr planted between
the inNs tie iifst and SECOND years
with 10 INJURY ~ tie young tree, Nv
The walnut strikes ,ir.p iaai and
draws itr sustenaurp from lie sui sill
Three years from planting. tho trees
will bear peek II nuts .aell, AMI
There are certainly leN mul. d,hel,u ".
nuts than thu fruu If ihr l'aeh walnut
tree. An iefs II sugar NAPLES il. -
years " aye, vii average ,tr iagl II
diameter anil produce .inn loulah q
su.nr nunnalia Nl,n tlr ttprs uaHs.
u.t ~ .asHet, t.s viii rtsr q Il, Z
iyet i ,uMprr, N,tib - pap heti'ies
great Ieal II iu.. ala = Y tree
will grew on AZ acre, \ IL u thcs,
nut trees planted III Nauni Ilpntaltt
l"wa, | .,eath az II inahilF / ltiitl
return t.tau tbu taluu nu,uh.l II att.
IN orchard The ltrhHr, il ,niuabl'
on account II it, INT hsaiing inalitIe,
mud liz wopi The shriltnlA II til'
casl Tor planting. either raa,' O.
fruit Tie OAK il tho mot ,a'uahl,
!, of Ill trr.r, anu can ho reullls fnlee
from, lhe sec,l, which should lc Fa'A.i
al In tho I'a1 after tho aeinha IMP
TIE hest mout. u gather tho feei i
/ October, mud IL ii. M'i lr planted u
unce. ar tan III n cecil l'Dist t..ifdt.
ton until spring The eat.'il 'e'la
msnis itspli II all Western beginner
on account Of is raid gfpwtl, md
easy culture. n grows anywhere. niill
seems to l,s u.d}ing. II anr II eui
down another 4lfinr. MP from =
stump. Gtn. lilisLin rArf,ss.r the
oIiuion tia. |, wauld grow IL almost
any VI tho Eastern states antl ~ |,
shade trcu fur cattle ID unsurpassed.
The young cuttings Are ,oatiily pb,ain'
cd from Western nursersnen and cosi
hut u triilo The cottonwood furnish.
~ hsltef shelter mud inul IN il sl,prie,
time Than any other tree In America
Several acres III there have beet, knowi
10 grow I feet III me ,eAr firm .lt
cuttings a t,uutnud ,iess can IL
grown On an aero, The salt marle i
improved BY cultivation. aud NJ ,ear
from planting will yield \ ten foe. rail
while VI acre u sui, nape trees III TIL
snl " tho sanc period will ,lulj . o0'
rails, In ruhln heeiinns good lanl |,
thrown nnt II cultivation because tier,
IL NJ tnhur adjacent whence 70 ~
supplies of fuel sn'l fencing.
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ss#sts8 A*AVHA - 80 - il -
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- - - So "a ~ *s1a sssaA I
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19
ST. ,5ohnsburp Galedonian.


II, .rohn,bury. Vt, Friday, Mar. 10, 1878.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19
The Hardwick Liquor Agency.

NJ. Editor: : The srlectmen of The
town of llardwick report the sales of
liquor at the agency at SSH for the
year past. but dn not report the amount
III gallons. But the commissioner in
his report at the county temperance
meeting reported I;m GALLONS for the
first SiN months. There are 1919 in
hahirantS IN town. old and Young: now
all"wiu" the sales L" go through the
wear at the rate of the first sin months.
the sales would average I pint of Liquor
To every Individual or - quarts to each
family of five persons. This >rcm>
To hr Il large amount To hr sold
for medicine in 81 small Il town. and |
had the Yankee curiosity to compare
the sales with th">, of uthcl towns in
another county. From the report oi
commissioner kiumcl OF Orange coun-
~. find that the sales of liquor in
Chcl>c: for the Ncar have been I7ls
gallons. 81 thirc-titth> pint To each in
~ gallons. or >cNcm-truth> pint To
each individual OF 800 inhabitants.
Braiutrce. with 1866 population. - /.
gallons. "nr-titth pint t" each person.
Now what i the inference from this
comparison lnc> itahlN that Hard
wick is Il very unhealthy town. or else
There Is something Wong AT the agency.
y" man believes honestly that an eighth
part Of the liquor sold there wa> used
for medicinal and mechanical purposes
only. know it j. said that the agent
at IlmdWick has sold liquor To people
i'll West Woodbury.. and Walden. but
whether his sales T." people on; OF town
have exceeded the purchases. 10y Hard
wick people At the Greensboro and 81.
bloomsbury agencies. we are not in
formed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19
Facts for Advertisers and Business
Men

That advertising in the columns of the Caledo-
man is the cheapest and best way reach the peo-
pie OF St Johnsbury and vicinity. offer the
following:
l. Advertisements set in bold, attractive
type and are printed 50 they can be read
!. The CdLedOnidn is a favOrite local paper. is
read by all the household and goes into nearly ev-
cry family, as the following figures show:
;. There are 524 copies taken regularly in this
town. Taking the common estimate of five read
ers To each paper. and il will he the CdIedO-
MAN has 26OO constant readers in ST. Johns
bury
1. While circular handful may be at once
thrown aside destroyed. local paper is usually
preserved for days and weeks. and is frequently
referred To, thus increasing the chances OF seein"
an advertisement many fold
> As carefully exclude Objectionable and
disguised advertisements and intend To print only
those of legitimate and respectable business par
ties who use our columns have the advantage of
good company
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19
The Montpelier Fire.---A Disgraceful
Affair, or a Wicked Story

We copy elsewhere the telegraphiC
report of the disastrous fire ut Mont
pelier last Friday. A singular story
comes by private advices which we
have not seen in print. Although il
does not come direct. it comes in Il way
that we consider worthy of credence
The story is this: After the fire on
Main street, which broke out about
midnight, had been subdued, one STRAIT
ton, Il well-knOwn saloon keeper at the
capital. came out with quantity OF
liquor which he gave very freely to the
tiremen. The consequence was, that
when the fire broke out on State street,
an hour oI two later, 50 many of the
tircmen were either drunk. or incapaci-
tatcd for severe physical and clear men
tai labor that the fire had full sway.
Matters became serious very fast, and
about four o'clock. messenger WAS
despatched to Barre for help. A splen-
did fire company from that place with Il
new and excellent machine, responded
with all possible dispatch - coming
through the seven miles of snow IN an
incredibly short space of time. They
placed their machine on the ice of the
river, and very soon had the fire under
control. The story goes that soon after
tins company got to work. Stratton ap-
Pcarcd on the scene again and offered
them whiskcN. The foreman refused
the proposed entertainment. but said
that after they had put the fire ont they
would take their refreshments in the
shape OF Il hleaktlst.
We have seen it stated in several pat
pcrs that this fire WAS undoubtedly in
ccndialN. The people are now talking
about getting Il steam fire engine
something that Straits whiSkeN will not
effect.
y shocking scandal was reported to
the Boston GiObe. involving at least one
of the first families of Montpelier. Suits
were brought against Il Young married
man ion seduction. and against Il phy>i-
elan for aboItiun We have. seen il
stated III some of til" state papers that
the defendants claim il To hc a case. of
hlacknnail. The Montpelier papers are
amazing whist about it. and We. trust il
MAY prove Il put up job.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19

For the week ending Tue ,'lil. March Ii 10.
VI ,EkET BEEF-N few choice $40 ~ i 60 10. extra
- - 10 - first quality = ~ ~ second quail
uy - ~ -. third quality - - q t III.
STORE tATTLF-W"TkIn- oxen and Steers. pei
pair. >IDU. SID 80. 5000 a e2Iu.
AlILCH Cows AND tiINE>->}j sG3 extra - .
80 EaTruw Cows 80 4 10.
NENLIND>-slO az Il 80. two ,rIr~ old 81 a 30
three wears old So Il 50
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LASus-ln lots :! 90 - -.
~ % - 10 - ~. ~ M pc, head extra - - 4,
- IA per head. al u Il 1kr per IL
SpTiu. Lambs IN = Ouc per III
Veal Calves. 81 ~ a - ~.
Brighton Hides = per H.
Country Hides u go per H.
Brighton Ialluw. y 6c per liz
Country Tall"w. : Il 80 per III
Calf skins II lir per lh
Prlt-. Il % 81 III each
y. Il. Bcrf-t'hnicr grade includes nothing hut
stalltrd 100 Ia hoo lbs l;ulluckS Extra and first
quality includes the best. large tat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and three,
years old Steers
Shrrp-ENtTa includes CossrtS and when thus,.
OF inferior quality thrown cut.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19
When to Advertise,
AND THE
BEST MEDIUMS j!
AND THE

MANY advertisers have Il theory about adv-rtis
in. som" say that there "f trying L.
force trade when it is dull others SAY that trade
GOOD enough at certain seasons and they only
want NOR trade IN such and such months Hence
they dNcrti~c at that time only
Men wh" advertise. only al stated times are Ia
bile /" Ice disappointed IN the time takes To rr
crivc results from their advertisements. Some one
has sad that the first time pcrs sees an idyrr
tis-mrnt III his newspaper. he pays little attention
I" II the second week he reads II suiurw hat care.
fully the third week he begins To talk with his
family ~ n"i.hhnrs about 1t and TIN, fourth week
he zoe, and buys the article advertised
Promising. that this describes II large. class of
readers. articles i"r use III the spring should bc al
Nrrti-.d in the winter whi. mowin. machines
and hay rtkrS should bc advertised in April and
May instead al July. the usrIa! time
Nhil" i'll some things regard may b h:,d To the
season of ADVERTISING the fact that people
read Il local paper about much at tim, ,S
anofhci and If al certain periods al Iti>turnt
l. not likely /" he quite productive. that fact
keeps c"mp-tin. advertisements out "f the news
paper columns. and consequently gives Ih, whole,
field t" TIA" man wh" does advertise. Al that TIM.
Therefore" "" believe that II generally admitted
that he best TIM" r. ddrsrtis. IS all Tie t,Hs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19

truths of Christianity SO agree as to
render such cooperation practicable
The fusion has seemed perfect. The
foundation truths common to all, have
been spoken. prayed, and sung. and the
rest waived. Strangers have been I'M
able to distinguish between the disci-
pies of Wesley, Edwards and Roger
Williams. Speakers from abroad have
likewise failed to betray themselves by
word or act. To hold up the one Say
ior and to bring all sinners to Him. has
been the allabsorbing thought. And
Yet, this feature of the work. though
remarkable, has been little remarked
upon, and as little Strivcn for. Perhaps
this paragraph contains more than has
been said upon the subject in the whole
series of meetings. Its spOntaneity is
not the least remarkable feature of the
harmony.
This movement is also as impersonal
us it is undenominational 1t has eX-
allied no man OF men. 1t had no hui
man originator and has had no human
director. Its leadership was outside the
duties of the pastors of the several
churches, if not Incompatible with their
highest usefulness meanwhile They
and their lay co-workers have taken
their turns i'll conducting most of the
meetings. From time to time, as it
was needed, outside help has been Sc
cured, whose devoted, judicious and
labOrs have given percepti-
BILE impetus to the work. The debt
which many souls here owe to those
gentlemen may, which the community
owes. can never he cancelled. Yet our
very gratitude TO them. no less than the
of the work itself. constranS
lis to accept us simple truth their sol
enn disclaimer of being anything more
than the cooperating and honorcd
agents of Il Divine being who prepared
the way, arranged the circumstances.
and accomplished his blessed purposes
them.
Indeed, there can he but one opinion
among the candid and spiritually ear
nest ones i'll this village. who have
watched and studied this great revival.
that the human agencies that
have been employed are entirely dis
to the wonderful results
and that it is the work of
the Holy Spirit.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19
Tin Wedding.

Last evening ah"mt fifty friends ui
Mr, and Ms. j. ID. Gould. called ON
them I" celebrate their lin wedding.
taking them wholly 10y surprise. The
amount of TIN ware presented WAS not
large, hut all useful. even the tin rattle.
a. II may act a. an encouragement to
them. and together with he cradle they
received AT THEN wooden wedding. NAV
Ir' hc of use. Besides the tin ware.
was very nice silver cake basket Re
flr>hmcnts We're served and 4 very
pleasant time. was the Verdict OF all
present. f. f. :
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-19
Passunlpsic.

The following are the names of the
scholars attending the school at Pas
sumpSic " no have received no marks OF
absence during the three terms of the
school Year: Clinton l.. IIawley, Alice
b. Taylor. The following are those
who had no marks during two terms
Bertha Z. Louie, Owen +. Woods; and
the following those who have received
none during one term: Birdie Caruth.
Eta F. Barker, Hattie ID. Idle. Louis
Greenwood. Frank l.. TAYLOR. Luciau
ii. Witty, George =. Idle. Henry c. Idle.
Willie F.. Iioyt.