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GERMANY.

Berlin, Juue 10.-The tribunal at HO-
sean has sentenced Prince Bishop DR..
Forester, Of Breslau, to q fine Of 1900
marks. or one hundred and thirty three
days Imprisonment, for illegally excommu-
nicating a priest.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed In New
York, yesterday, at 81 for old and So
for new.
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THE TURF.
A Brilliant Day at jerome Park
NIadge not Equal to the Scratch

List of winners: LOriIlards Etlly,
S.ripgboIs. scratch, MatsdOr and
bullet.
NEW YORK, June 1O-The juvenile
stakes. a dash Of half q mile, for two
year olds, was won by Loriilards Leaning lIl
ton-Feiicity FLY, Freebooter second war
lock third. Time, fifty seconds.
The second race, mile heats, was won by
springbok, Spendthrift second, Bigtellow
third. Time, 1:44t, l:46t.
The third race was a dash Of mile and
q half for a purse of $500. Only two start.
ed. McDaniel's Madge and Donohues
Scratch. One Of the pools sold before the
start was Madge $3.50, Scratch SO Scratch
won bv a length. Time, 2:47.
TIE fourth race for a purse Of 500, Tor
three wear olds, one mile and an eighth, was
won bv Matador, COnsignee second, LORD
Zetland third. Time, z;O4.
The sfeeDle chase match for 5000 was
won BY Bullet by length, Trouble second
Time, 4:lS3.
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A CROWD Of fellows chariy1-ied aneWly-
married couple in Placer7ille, Cal, a few
evenings since. The young husband en-
tieed the leader Of the gang into the house,
closed the door, and stood over him tri-
Umphantly while the muscular bride ad-
ministered a raW-hiding.
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MEMPHIS.

The Express RObBers-suPPOsed Sui.
eide.
MEMPHIS, June 10-The examination
of witnesses in the case Of the Express
robbers commenced to-day. Messenger
Bradley identified the whole party as the
persons who beat and robbed him.
The unknown woman run over and killed
by a train on the Charleston railroad, near
Germantown, Tuesday night, was Mrs.
Robinson, a millineT from New York,
whose husband died here a few weeks
since. 1t is believed she threw herself I'M
der the train.
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KANSAS.
The Republicans Will Not support
Grant for a Third Term.

UEtlHI TUT a iii q = UHNaNs
ST. LOUIS, June 10.-The Republicans
Kansas City special says Gov. Osborne, Of
Kansas, stated to a Times reporter that
Kansas would not support Grant for third
term. This was the expression Of the
Kansas Republicans everywhere. Gov.
Osborne was severe in cOndemning Grants
Indian policy, and said that Superintend-
ent Hoag was involved in the measures
which have recently rendered the Indian
Department so unpopular.
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CoTTON dull and irregular in New
York, closing yesterday at l5a@l6bc.
for midding upland.
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TIE Marquis de Blague, one OF Cam
bronne's Guard at Waterloo, died recently,
denying to the last that his commander
said: "The Old Guard dies, but It never
surrenders."
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Hon. A. H. STEPHENS has consent
ed to deliver an address at Atlanta's
Fourth Of July celebration.
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THE grand essentials to happiness in
this life are something to do, something
70 love and something to hope for.
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GOLD opened and closed in New
York, yesterday, at 1165, with sales at
116a@Il63.
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IT is said to be the intention Of me per
soas in ehargeof the census now being
taken Of New York city 10 make out a
total Of ], 25O, 900 in the remuneration.
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rditOrs in Peril.

MANCHESTER, y. H., June lO.-H is
stated on high authority that one OF more
editors and correspondents at Concord are
TO be brought to the bar of the court next
Tuesday for contempt in publishing abusive
articles rejecting on the Judges Of the SUI
nreme Court in reference to their late de-
CcisiOn in the Senatorial fight.
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GEORGIA.


ATLANTA, GA, June 1O.-Gen. Duff
Green died at his home in Dalton to-day.
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Runnored Rupture.

i rumor has been in circulation within
a day OF two mentioning that a serious
r1Ir5t1Ire had occurred between Senator Nor
ton and Secretary B-istOw growing out OF
differences Of opinion concerning the dis
yribUtion Of offices under the Treasury De
partmeut. There is no foundation what
ever for this report.
Prospective DecapttatiOns IN the
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Neu York Liberals.

ALBANY, June 10.-The Liberals nave
decided 10 hold a State Convention
leaving the time and place for the commit
-, -, Is
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2 ~ y
South.
Special 70 the Cincinnati Enquirer

Attorney general PieTePont has sent a
srrriaI agent through The Southern States
to investigate the condition Of the offices
of United States District Attorneys and
Narshals. Since the special agent left
Washington he has forwarded several
reports to the Department rather uDiavoTa-
DE to certain districts which he has exam
ined. As soon as the investigations are
completed, and all the reports received
here. the AttoTney-General will finish his
list Of removals 10 be made in the South on
the lst Of july next. Removals in other sec
tons Of the country have been determined
on. and Will be announced on the same
date.
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WASHINGTON.
The Black Hills GeOIOgistl III card
From.
He has Found no Gold Yet.
Rumored, Rupture between Nor
ton and BristOW.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-A dispatch
from Prof. Jenney, Of the Black Hills ex-
ploring expedition, dated in camp on
Beaver creek. 9th Of June, says: The greater
area of the Black Hills is in Dakota. The
formations in the vicinity are Of the recent
geological ace and not auTiferOus. VIII
cross through the hills aud examine the
gold fields reported to exist near Harvey
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we to accept the theory that the human
heart was not deceitful above all things and
wicked; that men no longer stole the livery
Of Heaven to serve the devil in; that men
must be good because they appeared so?
What became Of the atOnement under this
theory? What need was there for God
to descend from Heaven to sacrifice himself
for the sins of men, if men could become
perfect and incapable Of SHINING?
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POLITICAL.

New EIamPshire's New Governor,
CoNCORD, June 10.-GOv. Cheney was
inaugurated to-day, took oath Of Office and
delivered his message. No civic or militia
~ display took place.
Maryland Democrats.
BALTIMORE, June 1G.-The Democratic
State Convention to nominate candidates
for Governor, Comptroller and Treasurer
is called to meet in Baltimore Wednesday
July q.
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ON TO MExICOl
Does Grant Know Anything About IT.

Sonora Said to be the Objective Point.
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five accepted this doctrine what be-
came of the teachings Of the Bible Were
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CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY.
Annual Commencement Exercises
Yesterday.

List OF Graduates ia the Various De-
Partments-C0nfsrrin Of Honorary
Degrees-Address 20 tbe Law Gradu-
ates-The Most Successful Year in
the History OF the University.
c...s,r T.. Al, Tr,,sr-, ,,s American
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08
How to Conduct a Courtship.
From the Territorial Enterprise.


Don't he too sudden about it, Many
Il girl has said "no," when she meant
yes" simply because her lover didn t
choose the right time and pop the ques-
ton gently.
Take dark night for it, Have the
blinds closed, the curtains down. and
the lamp turned most down. Sit near
enough to her so that You can hook
your little finger into hers. Wait until
conversation begins to flag, and then
quietly remark:
''Susie, | want to ask You some
thing"
She will tidget around little. reply
yes, and after Il pause You can add:
''SuSie, my actions must have shown
that is, you must have mean YOU
must be aware that-that-
Pause here for Il while, but keep Your
little finger firmly locked. She may
cough and try to turn the subject off by
asking you how you liked the circus.
but she only does it to encourage you.
After about ten minutes you can con-
tinue:
81 was thinking, as | came up the
path to night, that before went away
| would ask yOu-that is | would
ask you-that is, | would breach the
subject nearest MY mean | would
know my"
Stop again and give her hand gentle
squeeze. She may give IL yank to get
it away or she may not. In either case
it augers well for You. Wait about five
minutes and then 20 Cd:
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ST. cSufmsburp (aledonian.
Franks Pass.

Frank was bright little tive-year-
old, full of fun, and anxious to make
himself of consequence. Armed with
Il stick. he would feel as brave as a
lion among the hens and chickens and
as they scndded away from this dread
full creature, to take shelter wherever
they conld find it. he wonld say to
himself: Il guess they think I'm a
giant :; only he pronounced the word
''zhi-ant." He would even attack the
old cock, aud walk right up to the big
turkey -gobbler.
But there was one animal which
caused Master Frank to quail with ter
ror, especially when alone and after
dark. Do YOU want to know what it
was? | will tell you. 1t WAS Il mouse.
Yes, a little, brown mouse, with his
bright eyes, and pretty tapering tail.
would make our bold little boy trcmble
and scream and if he happened to
light on several of these pretty crra-
lures playing together. You would have
supposed that he had run against Il
herd of buffalOes. Very silly, wasn't
it?
Now every night on his way to bed
Frank had to pass through lonely
room. where mice and rats would some
times peepfiOm their holes, and scamper
over the floor, frightening him sadly
and causing him to clasp his mamma :
hand more tightly, and hurry along as
fast as possible.
But one night when it came bed
time, mamma was sick up stairs, and
no one WAS with Frank in the sitting
room but papa, who was busy reading
his newspaper. So the little boy was
told to march upstairs to bed alone.
"Oh, papa ~ said he. I'm afraid to-
afraid of what ?" asked papa.
''Afraid of the rats and mice, papa.
in the big lumbcr-room."
"Oh. NONSENSE said papa; ''if that
all, III soon fix you out
So papa took his writing materials
and wrote this =
To all the rats and mice in THIS house.
greeting:
You are hereby ordered to let my
little boy Frank pass through the lum-
hcr-room. and all other rooms. ut all
times This order will stand good till
countermanded. Any rat or mouse dis
obeying will I've dealt with according to
law. Witness my hand and seal
Then papa signed the paper. and
scaled it with hig. red seal. and gave
it to Frank. who thanked papa. kissed
him goodnight. and trudged up stairs
without another word : for he had often
seen papa give passes to people who
wanted to go somewhere, or do some
thing, and he had high opinion of his
fathers ''paSSes.
So Uhap he. ,.Irrn tn TIN, Innr nf the
hmberrnom. he flung it wide open and
called out: "Ho, Misses Rats and
Mice, YOU cant touch me: here's my
pass" Aud every night when he Went
up to bed he held out his pass to the
rats and mice ; and none of them ever
did him any harm. Nursery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08
The Little Grocer who Failed.

Mamma" cried Freddy, II will
play grocery store"
After a great deal of counting, Fred
dy found that he had seven pennies.
''Not much capital said sister Mel
lie-she WAS grown up.
whats capital" asked Freddy.
"The money You have to buy your
goods with-tllat is your capital"
Freddy bought tea, coffee, white SUI
gar, beans, salt. pepper, flour, meal,
candy, nuts. soap, dried apples, crack
els and starch. But all these cost 10
cents, and Freddy had only seven
cents.
Freddy arranged his store and put
out his sign aud just then all the old
er brothers and sisters came home from
school, so that Freddy had plenty of
customers, and his goods went off very
fast, and he thought grocery store Il
splendid play. Lucy said she would
take all the dried apples if he would
write it down in his book for her, be
cause she had forgotten her money.
When the little grocer had sold all
his goods. Nellie reminded him that he
owed eight cents.
" hNN 'h'.N ui'iii pay 'oi INV
things" said Freddy.
You know | asked you to put the
dried apples down in your book" said
Lucy.
YES" said Freddy, "but | didn't
have book, and forgot it, besides ::
but You might bring back the apples,
Lucy
"Oh. no ! can't I've eaten them"
said Lucy.
Then Freddy found that the candy
and nuts were eaten up, and that those
who had bought them had no money to
pay for them.
We'll" said Freddy. '.it's of no use
| can't pay that eight cents. for I've on
~ four
''Why, then. our little grocer has
failed" said Nellie.
Failed ~ said Freddy. THAT
means that can't pay it ?"
"lcS. THAT'S it," said Nellie.
That is because | did not think
about the pay when sold them, said
Freddy.
When yon are grown up Il man, and
have real store. remember these
things. Don't buy more than YOU can
pay for. Don't sell other people more
than they can pay for. Always think
what you are doing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08

1.-The past year has been a very hap
ply one to me, but | hope that future
years will still be happier. However,
here tonight to know-that is, to ask
hear from your own sweet lips the one
sweet
Wait again. 1t isn't best to be too
rash about such things. Give her plen-
ty of time to recover her composure,
and then put your hand on your heart
and continue:
''les, ! thought as | was coming
through the gate tonight how happy
had been, and said to myself that if |
only knew you would consent to he my
that is, ! said if only knew-if | was
only certain that my heart had not
deceived me and you were ready to
share"
Hold on-there'S no hurry about it.
Give the wind chance to sob and
moan around the gables. This will
make her lonesome and call up all the
love in her heart When she begins to
cough and grow restless, you can 90
on:
Before met You this world was Il
desert to me. didn't take any pleas
IRE in going blackberrying and stealing
rare-ripe peaches, and it didn't matter
whether the sun shone or not. But
what change i'll one short wear! 1t is
for you to say whether my future shall
be il prairie of happiness or IL summer
fallow of Canada thistles. Speak,
dearest Susie, and say-and say that -
that"
Give her five minutes more by the
clock. and then add:
THAT you will be-that is that YOU
will mean that You will mine.7
She will heave il sigh, look up at the
clock, and over the stove. and then us
she slides her head over YOUR vest
pocket, she will whisper:
''iou are just right will"
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN pATFn,s
X. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF ATE\.r

For InUentiOnS, Trade Marks or D..,,,..
No. 76 State Street, opposite Kilby Street D. .
Mass.
After an extensive practice Of upwards ..,..
wears continues TO secure patents in Tho O..
States also in Great Britain. France and ,fj
eign countries. Caveats. specifications H,,g
ignmcnts and all papers or drawings ful r.,
executed on lbcra terms and with dcsta,'.
searches made into American or fprci.r u..,.
determine the validity or utility of latent
ventiuns-and legal or other advice rendered
matters touching the same. Copies ui ti,. ,.T..
anv patent furnished by remiItin. Il
ments recorded at Washington.
TEsTIM OSIALS
II regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most -.,.
and capable practitioners with whom ! ....
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner 81 i......
Il have no hesitation in assuring mt,rr... .
they cannot employ person murr com. .,...
trust worthy. and more capable ct prr. .r
applications in a form To secure for the. .r
and favorable consideration at the j.a',.r .....
EDMUND BURKE Late jumiuJ~-sl,r ..
tents.
Mr. X. II. Eddy has made for mc I3air., ..
on all but one of which patents have ID,f ..
and that is now pending. Such uIn..-. ..
proof of great talent and ability "u hi ...
me To recommend all inventors To apply 90.
procure their patents Is they may i' ~..i.. ..
ing the most faithful attention hcSt"w,J ,.
eases. and M very reasonable charges.
Boston. Jan. !. le55.-ly. John TACO,
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Estates.

CTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. IS.
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office i'll
ST. Johnsbury, within and for said District, on the
23d day of December, \. ID. 1874.
An instrument purporting to be the last W i'll and
Testament of Simeon Sinclair late of Hardwick,
in said district, deceased, being presented to
Court by Celia \. Sinclair, the executriX there
in named for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons con
cerned therein be notified to appear at session of
said Court to be held at the Probate Office in St.
the 9th day of Jan. \. ID. 1915. and
show cause, if any they may have against the pro-
bate of said will for which purpose it is further
ordered that a copy of the record of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Caled"-
MAN, printed at st. Johnsbury. previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court, Attest.
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
true copy of Record, Attest.
52-5I HENRY FRENCH. Register.
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Crying Babies.

In Faith R"chester's Home Topics,
in the American Agriculturist. we find
the following:
A Young mother and neighbor Just
called III moment to ask me, Did
you ever give soothing syrup to any of
your children ?'-"Never ~ didn't
know but had better get some for my
baby, can't bear to hear him cry So
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HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEDY

This popular Restorative H. one of the best prep
aIatl"ns IN the market for the human scalp. Tn
like all other Hair preparations II contains lac
sulphur. sugar lead. nirai" silver or anything that
will Inlurr the health. 1t CAUSE the aaiT To- ruw
upon bald heads Restores the hair /" its normal
color when caused from premature decay. stops
and prevents tn, hair from falling out. and stops
hat unpleasant IfchiL: that Is the prelude OF the
hair decay cures tlnlruti and all diseases of
the scalp. and a. Hair DresSin. il has equal.
Below We civ" few press and individual Ger
titc itrs;
Northampton Courier. October I-5j.-Thr Hair
Vine Is the Greatest thing IN the market
tilovrrsvill, Stdndard y Y. July. I-56-It
r":is'-~ all that have used it. and they many.
Hudson Star. y. Y. I-j3 says: The Hair Vine.
and the treatment ut its manufacturer have caused
the haII {" gr"w upon the head "t our better half
whrr" II has been oft iur wears. and are very
thankful,
The Vermont U,.oH of April H. la sans. The
Hair Vim" is preparation of superior properties.
Hon. j. 7. auckland Holy"k, Mas.-IIcad full
the use Of two bottles
l.. blake. li"ly"kr AIass-H-ad on top bald
han growing finely; used three b"ttlr~-nuw on
the fourth.
writes January :. l-7i Please send me- dozen
h"ttlrs more HAN Vine | sold what vnu sent M.
in Nv" weeks. and did some good cures
J"s'rh Williams Hair Dresser. Lttlrt"n. y. H.
writes III June. Isl. / doing well with the
Hair Vine They all depend 90. me for it. l have
put II On /" wh"s,. head Is entirely bald
II has started his hiir-nnlv used il a few times.
Please send m" more lay express.
:. Il. French. Glover Vt. writes February l..
l>'i- have tried a number "t Hair Rr>t"rttivrS
{" prevent my hair from falling. ont. but a. vet
have found non" that will Il" il Pleas. send me
tw" bottles HAN Vine In very short timt he.
again writes. that ii. '. Nuu sent like very much
used on" hottie myself. and let one of my friends
have the other. Ii has nearly stopped the hair
from coming out. | am i'll hopes To start new hair
Please send me two bottles more rs ! have faith
i'll ii.
Try it. and You will use n" other.
Ask y"ur druggist and merchant frr il or send
81 ~ I" me for trial bottle. 81 ~ two bottles.
Address {. W. RE kRliSU\. Barnet. Vt
Wells. Richardson : Go. Burlington Vt tirnrI-
al Agents Tor New ENGLAND.
{ E'war" ut imitation. The Genuine - put up
III light c"l"red wrappers. printed with black and
red inks. with cut "t t,ualr un tie wrappers.
For sale IN st. I"hu~hury by &. &. Bingham. and
q. ID. Randall. Druggists. 3-yl
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5,15,7,;157,g,=r Boston, Barre G
-; =4.zz4i.=1=4 =s=9 Gardner z. Il

Commencing Monday. April IL, 1871
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave Wnchcnd"n at 40 \. VI III, .
4:20 F. VI. Arrive at Worcester at a:l5 i 81 .
~. j:j5 L. NJ
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Leave Worcester AT 800 \. NJ. 1910 + "
=. NJ, 6:i0 L. VI. Arrive at Winchtnd"n 81
\. NJ. - L. NJ sis 7. NJ.
Passengers Tor Providence lraVin. st john.
AT 9:l2 !. NJ. arrive at Worcester AT so I. F.
and leave Worcester at 600 i. NJ. for Proyid,u,
Trains I" and from Ninchcndon also connect
Express and way trains on Boston 4 AlbaIy
Norwich Worcester. for Boston. Nor
Springfield also for New York via Norw ic.
Springfield /. Y. ROSS SuIl
II If
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ToHN 5. CLoUGH's ESTATE.

TOHN ). CLOUGH'S ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
st. ,J"hnsbury in said district, on the 2ith day OF
Dec. y. ID. 1sTI
John Bailey. Jr.. administrator of the estate
of John : Clough late of Ryegate, III said dis
trict deceased presents his administration account
for examination and allowance and makes appli-
cation for a decree. of distribution and partition
of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court, that said
account and said application be referred To session
of said court to be held at the probate office i'll
st. bloomsbury. the 2lst day of Jan. \. D. ls1I
for hearing and decision thereon: And II Is further
ordered that notice hereof be- given to all persons
interested. by publication of the same three weeks
successfully i'll the Caledonian. newspaper pub
lished at ST. Johnsbury. previous to said time ap
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and show cause, if any they may
have. why said account should not be allowed and
such decree made.
BY the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
\ true copy of recOrd.-AtteSt.
1855 HENRY FRENCH. Register.