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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-04
@erfoftu,t0 Dolt WS0rSertt.

BOtt 8Dtlle, YennI., 3. Septbr.-8ie
beiOen Dtdnner, nelfe ben S. 6. Sones in
2antsforO beute Otorgen ermoroeten, wurOcn
heute Jfa6nitta9 in Dem 9ebOl5e BET 3ama'
qua perbaftet unb poaitdnoi9 ibeutifi5irt.
sic bciBen s. Sellb uuo 0t. 9oDle MD fnr
Don Wonnt 2offo, S6uglfias as@ountp.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
The Vice President Born OF GYPSY
Parents.

The bells were tolled ut farhIlnS'"il
ON Wednesday. the day Nice-lleSihent
Wilson was buried 1T Natick. and the
Villagers ON foot followed through the
village a massive bowlder OF ten IONS
weight. which was drawn 10y ten oxen
from Il distance of nearly tW" miles
and placed on the Onc-aCrc lot "cl"ilS
ing To the late vicc-prcSIdcnt. when III
clHdeS his birth place. This acre was
part of the place owned by Mr. Goliath
but which WAS sold many years since T."
Luther HAYES. IL leading shoe mdnII-
tactucr. who. finding that SIR. W IlSon
desired to possess il. presented INN
with the acre in question. Il long time
ago. ApropoS of which. the following
from the Utica On. W Observer Is IN
tcrcStirg: We stated that the vice
president WAS born in il gypsy camp
This statement having been denied. we
take occasion to TciteIatc it. 1t Is liter
ally true There were III Stratt"Id
county. New Hampshire. early III the
century. two wandering Tribes of rowing
Nagahond>. who dWelt in huts and tents
and Travelled from place to place, pick
in" up Il ScHmty subsistence hN making
and selling baskets and rEing ont their
uncertain Iivclihood by fortune tcllmg.
tinkcring. etc. L" one of these tribes
the Colbaths belonged. and III their hut
the departed statesman of New Eng
land was born.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10

through that must necessarily precede
the trial. ST. that active operations will
not begin tiIl about the middle of next
week. No bail is forfeited by Tweed's
escape except some S2OO.0OO upon the
indictments for criminal offences. These
are ~ in number. and include indict-
mentS under the ''mock auction act
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. for cmheZzlcmcnt and forgery III
the third degree. which last is Il felony
and will render Tweed liable to eXtradi-
ton under existing treaties with England
and most of the civilized countries
Sheriff Conner and Warder Durham
are liable to IL fine of SlOOO and one
wears imprisonment for neglect. and il
Tweed is not forthcoming they will he
apt to get the full benefit of the law.
ALL SEARCH SO FAR FRUITLEsS-THE
THEORIES As To HIS WHEREABOUTS.
Heavy rewards have been offered for
Twecd'S capture. and the entire police
force of New York have been search
ing for the fugitive since soon after his
escape. hut us vet without getting the
t.iintcSt rlrw to his Whereabouts. There
are all snItS of theories as to how hr
got out of the house and the direction
he has taken. The general opinion in
police circles is that he passed out of
the front basement door and was driven
to Goth street AND East liver. where he
embarked on Il fast steam yacht which
will either take him to some foreign
country, or place him on some vessel
thus bound.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
The Escape of Tweed.

The escape of the six million thief Is
q great shame. 1t was a put up job, of
couI>c The stories of his ''krcpcIS'
are altogether "too thin. and the gen
cr:iI opinion i that the 'old man" WAS
at liberty hours before they reported his
escape. The most popular and plau>-
ihlc theory i that he was SmugGied on
board some Vessel bound for Il foreign
land perhaps one of the i've ocean
steamers that sailed on saturday. ur
possibly Il bark that WAS recently pur-
chased 10y Il nephew of his. Hardly
any body seems to expect he Will he
caught. and public attention is turning
tu the Consequences ii his escape to the
Implicated officials and its hearing ON
the suits againS! him. Durham and lln-
gan we've undoubtedly paId we'll enough
ful their share in the business to satisfy
them for ANYTHING they may have to
suffer. But Sheriff CnunoI i believed
10y many To Ice innocent of anything
NOR, than weakness in allowing Tweed
privileges hc had no right to enjoy. But
he i he man who must he held to ac-
count. and the law makes him and his
b"nd~mcn responsible for the whole So.
MO. 400 bail in which Tweed was held.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
Brief Talks with Business Men.

If You wish to do business, You must
tell the public of the fact. and keep
telling them of it. There are several
ways to do this 1t can he done by
word of mouth" 10y the firm OF their
drummers. 1t can he done by ciIcu
lars. handbills. cards. almaIIacs. etc:
or it can he done in the local newspa-
per. BY far the surest, cheapest and
quickest way to tell them. is 10y adver-
Using in the newspapers circulating
among the people you want to reach.
We have greatly reduced our rates to
yearly advertisers, to suit the times.
The CdiedOHjdm goes into more than
five hundred families in st. John>bury
alone. every week. Special rates fur
ni>hed to yearly advertisers on appIi-
cation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
A Bad Showing tor one Railroad.

The annual report ct The Eastern rail
road Is very full. The vital facts at
the situation ale that the, total mel Il, ut
OF The corporation i 10 the paid ia cap
iill stock - : l.2:hI..I9> l. To- = 80
Oji: nI this debt >:;..Iin. 900 + uutun,I;d.
= .:b,9 .tuu l. funded at u pea cent.
making the total interest charge for lIc
past year S-!c. :FI3 which j. SIJO. OUU
none than the whole income above
operating EXPENSES. and >:iji.OOu above
sid income AMI the Iciit at leased roads
In other words tia, net Income ot the
road wont pay thu interest and the
rents t$2OO.mO) into >:e{5.-J9. to say
thing of div idrud>. The dividend
MS DECLARED. july |. but We conclude
th"i" was II" mniIcN %" paN II. tor We
tlnd 40 account of l. Lunu" the dis
hur >rmcul>. This deficit. Nc fear. '.,lt.~-
"latc> the Stockholders. even with the
quntati"n> at II. The road has about
.HHb.On worth of stock in drprudrut
roads and ri land. ion hirh il derives
II" adequate Ictuln. The total income
WAS "nl! II per cent Of the total debt
and stock of the road. against l. per
cent, Last Year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
Caledonia Court. Dec. Term, 1875

Hon. JoNA. Ross. Presiding Judge.
Hon. JoHN BACON I'd. Asst .Ju,Ioes
Hon. y. L. BOWMAN. '"''S
\. +. Rankin. Clerk.
". II. Preston. Sheriff.
Waiter =. smith. States Attorney.
LIST OF JURORS.
Moses Giltillan. 3D.. VIVA. Warden.
ID. Barnet: Abel Brown, Asahel Bundy,
Burke: ID. W. Choate. J. II. Fisher.
Danville Benz. Page. Grutom Henry
\. Smith. Edwin Reed. IIardwick F.
Is. Newton. Kirby: :. W. Russell. Alb
ner Rowland, Lyndon: :. c. Walters.
Newark Plimn Bolton, J. C.. Northrop.
Pcacham : John Miller. Robert Coch-
IAN. Ryegate Isaac Pearl. Sheffield 4;
J. W. Clark. STANDARD: Henry Sever
ance. \. G.. Harvey. st. JohnSbury l..
W. Watson. +. {. Curtis. sutton o.
II. Wilson. George =. Stevens. Walden {:
Milo W. Hale, Ezra II. Cushman. Wa
terford : }. \. ll"yf. Whcelock. Moses
Gillian of Barnet. excused.
ON call of the docket sevrnt y-one
cases were set for the jury.
No -. Lcondrd +, Edrards rs. La
moiHe IL. Il. 20. This WAS an action
for Railroad land damage and after a
partial hearing the court ordered non
suit on the ground that the suit ought
to have been brought in the name of
the party owning the land AT the time
the Railroad was built instead of the
party now III possession. Exception 10y
plff. Davis y Lam>on for plff Wa
ternian \ Poland foI dett.
No. 63. MdryJ. U'rIch rs. Mosps Cur
rier and rifle. Now Oh trial.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
Children's Magazines.

With the beautiful magazines fur
children it would seem that all might
he suited. and We wish every one could
have one the coming year. To this
end We we'll tell ynu about them.
And first comes the Nursery, for the
LITTLE ones. Its price is II LOO Il year.
and is published by John l.. Shorey, 81
Bromticld St. Boston. This monthly
magazine is tul of the choicest pic
lures. which alone will amrIse il child
by the hnuI, and also delightful stories
in prose and VcISc. suitable for children
from tv" To ten Years of age. If you
have never seen one. send 10 cents to
the publishers, for sample copy.
Then comes Wide IWokc. Price ~ 90
Il year. and published by ID. Lothrop 4
Co. Boston. This is il new magazine,
suitable tor the giIl> and boys from six
to fifteen lraI> of age. 1t is also beau
tiiully illustrated. and each number is
IL lllllf Dl' l'lN -slil' vi
fined pictures such ~ an! child will
like to study. The reading matter is
entertaining and instructive, coming
from the pens of such writer's a> Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps, Julia y. Eastman.
(fol mrIly of Da:.villr. Nt.,) Louise
handler MouItnn. Il. II. Stoddard.
Mrs piatt. sophie May" Olive How
ard M Quad. Elizabeth Akers AL
len, DR.. Tourjee. George Mcdonald, and
many Others as good. if You have
never seen this new magazine. spcci-
men copies can be found at Howard &
Rowcn'S. We are sure You will be
pleased with il.
And now comes the favorite. tried
aud true" of :" many of ,hr girls and
bows. 81. NicL0I0S. Price $500 year.
and published 10y Scribncr y Co., New
York. and is read with unfaiIiug inter
est by ali the young people from twelve
ycaI> To twenty one. 81. Nicholas now
represents six magazines. being Il con
Solidatiom of thai number of the best
publications of the country. 1t has 50
grown int" popular favor. and been -"
extensively Introduced into our homes.
that We need not speak of its particular
merits. lis promises tnr the coming
wear. are very attractive, bringing he
fore lis ;iS writer's. the follow ing favor
ties Edward Egglr>ton. }. +. Trow-
bridge, Marion llalland. Loui>c VI. AL
colt. Mrs. Dodge. I'll. II. Susan Cool
idyc and others. The cngiaving> are
already wcll-kmnwn. and We are conf
dent that those who can spare the sub
scripti"n money will Ice satisfied with
The investment.
As Christmas time approaches and
the hunting mp of suitable Christmas
gift begins. perhaps some of our read
cts may think il IL good time to place Il
receipt i"r one of these magazines in the
stocking ot Il child. who otherwise would
not nave it. Such Il present will last Il
whole year. Remember the ages range
from two, to tWcnty-"uc Years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
Terrible Colliery Explosion--2OO Lives
Lost

Lennon. December Il. About 9.:H
"'cl"ck this morning a fearful explosion
occurred at SWuithr Main C"lIirrN. near
BaImr>IcN. in Yorkshire. West Riding.
It" inst reports state that POO lives
aud over were lost. The excitement in
this city continued Ia increase. ~ the
- rIImor> Were confirmed hN Suh<e-
qucnt kilograms. The details are. cl-
g"rly read at the different newspaper
offices and pIc>> agencies. At the time
OF the explosion those who were able.
rushed I" the PIT bottom. hut the draw
in% cage had been displaced.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10

Does it Mean You

During the next six weeks want every
dollar due rs. We don't want il to invest in
Government Bonds, or Bank stock: but to
ing = take due motto" and govern Themselves
accordingIy. 4. VI. STONE 60.
December !. 1875.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
Two Catholic Priests Burned to Death
in a Hotel

MrNrEEAL. December 6.-Thc terri
bile accident 10y which Father Murphy
and his companion. Father Lynch. we've
burned up III Il hotel seven miles from
this city, last Saturday. is the theme of
general conversation this evening. The
afternoon papers are full of it, Mr..
Murphy w;IS editor ot the True Witness
and WAS very popular here. He wis
formerly Il priest i'll Ireland. hut owing
t" some troubles between his Bishop
and himself he resigned and devoted
himself exclusively to literature. He
went To the 'niucd States hut did not stop
long. and came here. whcrc hc soon be
came 4 great iaNoIitc. He has Il broth
or III Washington. Il practising ph\si-
elan. and also Il brother in Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
Week of Prayer---1S76.

The British Branch OF the Evam%eli-
cal Alliance has Issued the following
schedule of topics suitable Tor cNhorta-
ton and imtcrcrSSion CA the successive
days of the meetings during the filst
week in IS16:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
rrATEuF VERMONT. CAlrro>n i'.-.'.

- y ! u. ].
- In Probate. Court held At thu !l"irl'.
-. bloomsbury. on the 9Th day 81 De 49,. us
Lucinda Philhruuk. rN"rutrl> 81 ih' .''.. .r.. o..
testament of Benjamin lhlhr'"h ihi' Oh. .. ...a
i'll said district Deceased, presents i'.- .''''' go .-
account for examination and allow. ili'' .' .
application for Il decree al distribution. ".
at the estate of said deceased. ..- d
Whrrrupon. il i ordered 10y sad ''. . 49,
account and said application h,. r'i'f''' .,a.r
sion thereof Ia he held AT ti' , .,,
in said st JnhnShurN. on TIA" "I-' .'' l.F
y. u. l-1I. for h,iriu. and decision 10" ..-.
is further ordered that notice mi'" .- ..u,
all persons interested, 10y puhh'ail" '' . ..,.,-
three WEEKS succc>Sivrly III the ale De-. e. 4
paper published at II. .Inhm~hutN l'' ,.,-
time appointed for hrIring. that iI'| .. r...
AT said time and place and she" g. '..a..
may haNr WHY said account Shout" D."
and such decree made.
I;X thu. Court. Attest, O., g.. .-rH
HENRY FIRE % ''
\ true. COPY nf record Ntt'-i ...,,l.
"a HENRY FEEN'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10

tpIpu 10 deposit u III INV u
tio,lal Bank. with Other funds. last week.
The growing Importance of the ship
meuts of lumber from burlington Is
velI illustrated in an order just rcceiv-
.d from south America by BronS"nS.
W.stnu. Greene. X Co. for five million
feet of tlst-claSS pine lumber. ftre
Press.
With the beginning of December the
Central Vermont begins t" pay It's boss
section men only so Il month ana Its
section hands only Il dollar Il day. Ii
is reported also that the wages OF fire
men and hrakcmrm are reduced I" SD
Il month.
The Trustees of the Burlington Say
ingS Bank have declared Il dlNldthd Tor
their dcpoSitorS. for the SIN mouths emf =
ing December :}ISt, $50, ut the rate OF
six per cent. per annum. his excel
/ lent institution is now The largest bank
inc corpuraiou in the Stale. the assets
exceeding : .rOO.0m.
Work was commenced last week to
ward making il better connection he
tween the Central and Wells River rail
road tracks. ut Montpelier, but will.
undoubtcdlN. br suspended until spring.
When completed, the change viii in
vulle the rcmodelimg of the old depot.
on perhaps. the construction of Il new
one.
The wind blew I56 miles IN hour. at
the ton of Mount Washington. on Mon
day thc greatest vclncitv of the. wear.
This WAS about ten times the Velocity of
the wind i'll an ordinary gale III 81.
.J"hnSbHry. BESIDES the breeze. Il tenn
peraturc of II below zero. WAS noted
at the Mount Washington Station.
The winter prospect for wulkmen at
Rutland. i blue. \ large mumber of
men air now without work. many are
rhnpunm wood for ~ cents Il daN and
their board. and good mechanics can't
limd work al all. In Il few days l'W men
are To he discharged from the marble
qualIirS at West Rtitlamd.
The Rev. f. i Read of Elizabeth.
y. j.. has ,inultie., his accrptanc, of the
can Ia U,,,i,t. the rIstol of The second
CONGREGATIONAL church at Bcmuim"lum.
succeeding President lIuIhcrt. of Mid
dlrhu1N College. and will enter upon
hl> duties a. such about the middle of
December.
Tho. fnIlnviur :Innuiulment. If uost
u,:,>t,.,. have, i,.r.utlv been mad,. +.
,''' ~ ma " '''"''H "''' ,',''''
hI'l''',.ii"' ",""'', ,'''I' ""'''"'''
r."", "'"' ~ MN ''''I' ZION S''i,'i'
"t''' many va '"''''i ~ q"
~ ','''H ''"I
r.r S,utb n,r,,7 W,>Iiumfnu rouut,
.yi ...... :. &c.,. -.;,... :.
'' famous :, Leon : iI"%> III an
,''. l., tI:I'.'I ~ ~ I,''
" 't'' "L,'I H. H. ="
!, ,,,,i - ''
'''i ~ anu L. i, r'N'
- J'''"''' '''' ','' NJ 'i'"
~ i''. -, >''"l'n|
- ,i',,,i.;., ,''' I,,,','', '''''N'
Ley i-''h'N, "f iii"I@'I"' went across
me me one diA td>i week. with ia" I
H'u''"i' Ih''h'l"l %! >"l!iSSi'I" ihl"
ihl~ Hihih"hNt"Ih 4 IL" Jugs "t AN /
Aha Nhi>h'\. ga MS irIhih nome. Ii"
"''ii',r HI''iihtd al an agent "i 'hr rev
chut htpll IhtlI. "l >"lntthih" ''l>''. on
hi> li''k' an" "l"\' :" ld>t liILt hc "N-
tllulhrd MS Wagon. broke his Jug. and
N'il"d h'> h"'>c.
LE,k STOPPED. For MANY Years
there has been Il Practice in tins State
Of supply in" The Judges. Shcl1lf> and
huston "1iIN rM>Php"iN At The expense
al Inc STATE Ii" AudIt"I. w 6. Fer
mn >.'\N 'h'lr + y" liM a. 'h"il/ln% tins
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10

Nix. Wilson's WILL. -Nicr-PrcSidcnt
Wilson left Il will. dated April u. ISL.
by it he hcqucarhrd his entire estate.
real and personal. to his nephew. DR..
VIM. l.. Co0lidgc. in trust tor the SUP
port of his mothcr-iu-law. Mis-. Mary
Howe. NOW i'll her ninrtieth year. and
for the education and support of his
adopted daughter Eva. Il little girl of
some ten summers, and for other minoI
and designated purpn>r>. The Selcr-
ton of Nh. Wilson's biugIaphcr i Vet
to he considered. bat in regard To the
completion and carrying through the
press of the third and last volume of
his ''lli>toIN OF the Rise and Fan of
the slave Power IN AmrIic;l." left near
~ completed, II Is expected that it will
he attended t" 10y the Rev. Samuel
Hunt. Il lifelong friend and as>ociatc
hIe former pastor, for seven Years his
private secretary. and who. more than
all "ihel>. has assisted him in the prepo-
ration of the work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10

"" car loads of cvcrgrcens were re
Gently shipped from Bethel to New
York, t" h" used in Christmas dccorn-
ti"ns. They were gathered in Bethel
and vicinity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
St. Johnsbury, Vt.

We represent sound and rrllahl~i .r,.t.....
stock and mutual and al" prepared o.. r....
at reasonable and equitable riI,.- lu ...,
English Companies of und"uht'd ., -,....-. .. .
We guarantee prompt and h"u"I.tI... -.rt...
with policy h"ldr III cas-. 81 loss
" charge u" f." tpT p"lic,"S. r.D.,,t. ..,...
arrifteH il stock Companies
We invite parties seeking !u~urrur.. '.,... .
rs or address Ms by letter. continent e..
,Ining they will consult their own Interest. ...
all matters entrusted t" us W. pl'fl-, .., ...
forts I" diSrrvc public patr"ni-r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10

The BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER. This
is the claim which the publishers OF
the Ncw York ObsfyrcI make III behalf
of THEN paper. 1t * Il bold claim to
make III our day, when there alr ;"
many papers but an undertaking
course in Scndiu" out. for tifty-three
years. II large. full, fresh. readable. and
pure newspaper. which Is unsurpassed.
juStiiics them in the claim. We can
recommend the Obserrer 1t has no
hobbies: it is sound in doctrine. i'm
partial and unbiased. reliable in its
news, interesting and instructive in its
various departments. and offers no clap
trap premiums or pictures. For >peci
men copies. address ;. |. Prime y Co.,
New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
". ~. CtLBItITH. n co. agent,
It. .Iohu>burN. VI. '''

SINIE or NEENoNr. ,ALTI"p\I> I'-.
- In Probate, Court. held at th,. rr,.j,l I-.. .
81 .I"in>huiN. III sad district. "n ta' ~. ODD. .
Dee. y. u. 10
Ahnrr Howard. -xrcut"r "t H., t-.
and testament of Martin Howard .-. f
sutton. in said district. Deceased u..-,'''
his administration account t"I '>ar '..'."
and allowance. and makes application i.r ...,'.r
at distribution and Partition ct th, ,~r.r. . -.*
drCt,>,.d.
Whrrrup"n. il l. ordered 10y ~sid court r..t' B
account and said application h, r,i,fE,.. ..H
SION thereof. t. h held al the II"lI', ,-'., .
II. I"hn-hury. "u the Both day ct bee. D. .-
Ton hearing and drc!>i"u thereon And u .-
ordered that notice hereof h. given 70, . ...-''
Interested. 10y publication "i The ~tu, r''.' ..'.-
-uCc"~~INrlN ia the t:ll",l"lI It u,a- ,.ts-r ...
lI~hrd al ~. bloomsbury previous to ~.It r.r' 3D..
pointed i"r hearing. that they maN a,iit.r of 'ft
time and place. and show caII~''. II .,IlN '.'. ..
have" why SAID account ~hnuld mot ." ..."-t
and such decree. made
~ the Court. Attest.
HENRY Fl.INt d L. -.'
fTrU,a .,tY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
SUNDAY, JANUARY ID.

days of the meetings during the tilst
week i'll 1876:
SUNDAY JANUARY ID.
Sermons love of God perfected
IN hun " no 'keepetl Iisword." |. John
ii ).
MONDAY. JANUARY .}D.
ThanksgiN ing and Confession A ret
respect of the year.
TUESDAY. JANUARY lrH.
Prayer tur the, Church of Christ For
he members recently added To the
Church: tor the union of truc helicN-
,r, in frIlrInal fellow ship aud cu-oprl-
alton : for the removal of error. the in
crease. OF GndlImc>S. AMI Il clearer te>tl-
m"uN among believers Ia the doctrines
ana power oi the gospel of the grace OF
God.
WEDNESDAY. JANrAEi 9TH.
Prayer for families For goddess pan
rnt> for prodigal SONS: for children ut
school {: Tor those cntcliIg upnn pro-
i,'>>i"iIai and commercial life: for Wild
0WS and orphans: for SONS and daugh
tens il foreign lands. and for all who
are mentally OF otherwise afflicted.
lHl k>lAl. JAM AIl OIL.
Prayers for Rulers. Magistrates and
Statesmen For soldiers and >ailni< ::
iul national institutions: toI plillu-
IHr"ric and charitable SocicIic> for
ili>umrI> and capti>r>. and for the per
secuted and oppressed.
FRIDAY. JANUARY I'm.
Prayer for Foreign Missions Matt
NVNnI: ~.
SATURDAY. JANUARY -rII.
Prayer tuI all Nations Fnl the main
tcnancc of peace: tor the cessation OF
tunult>. walls and civil strife. for he
removal of intcmpcramrc. immortality
and imiidrlity from the Land. and that
the fruits of the earth may tee brought
forth pl"nlilulll IN their >r,t>ul.
SUNDAY. JAM AIRY 9TH.
Sermons The ultimate Triumph
Psalm l\Nii: H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-10
The NIGIIT BEFORE CHRISTIANS. BY
Mis-. {. VI. Livingstone

The NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTIANS. BY
Mis-. c. VI. Livingstone.
ID. LutlIrop y Co.. of Boston. have
just published Il very pretty Christmas
exercise for children. under the above
title. 1t is III two parts. the first con-
sistiny Of dialogue. hctwccn seven per
sons grandmother. mother. and five
little children: time. Christmas even
ing. The children are represented as
being very much engaged i'll getting
the StnckingS ready for hanging up, &c.
and the grandmother story of the ''old
times is quite entertaining. Part SEE
ond. is a tahcau with three scenes the
inst hngiug ont the trumdlr bed, era
die. and iimgline bells the second san
tn Claus himself: and the third the
waking children "n Christmas morning.
| he price OF this little book is only
10 cents. and Will make very pleasant
entertainment IN many homes and fam
lily gatherings and Christmas festivals.
Children. send 10y mail for it. address
ing -. Lothrop y Co.. Boston.
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q asks Your patronage b-cau~r

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~ The prospectus of the Rutland
GIobr appeals in our columns this week.
The Giobe is large. handsome. and
newsy paper.
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- That sterling religious journal
the Congrcydtiondiist. advertise> in ON
columns to-day.
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- Look 1T the figures against Your
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what they should he. You know how to
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