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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

tATARRH cannot Ice cured by -nutfS washes
III local applications. 1t il a weakness al the con
-tituti"n. developing itself III the nasal organs
first atTrr~ ards extending To the throat and lungs
ending generally in Consumption, If not checked
by proper remedies. Pains i'll head, back lOins and
weakness al kidneys are its attendant diseases.
Mere people have tatarTh than any other disease
Ii is easily cured Thousands OF cases some uf
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New Hampshire the past three wears by the Com
Stt"tiondi Cdfdrrh Remedy Certificates to back
ia" above. and treatise un tataTrh in - page
pamphlet. semi free application To Littlrtrld s
ca. proprirtnrs Manchester y II. Send name
"n postal card and IL will cost only cent Price
81 per bottle tn sept -
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'-A'''s WI 'ht iob"E, No. = . r "A. VI.
REGULAR communication Thursday eve on or before
the full of the Moon. Il. l.. HASTINGS, Sec.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. II, X. A. NJ.
Regular communication. Friday or before the
ull OF the moon. :. w. PAGE, SeC'y.
Chesterfield y. H.. March 26, ls67.
Messrs. Seth Fowle 81 Son
Gentlemen:-l feel in duty called upon vOlun-
tarily to give my testimony in favor of DR.. Wis
TARs BALsAA OF WILD CHERRY. | was taken
sick last October with a lung complaint. accom-
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been treated number of weeks by the best ply
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consumption, and for about six weeks my friends
expected that might die any day. having entirely
advertisements and certificates of WILD CHERRY
BALsAM, and was induced to try it myself. | have
taken five bottles, and from the commencement
have gradually recovered. Ny cough has now en-
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strength, and am feeling quite well. | attribute
the cure to DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
as ! have taken no other medicine since | com
menced taking that.
Very respectfully yours.
Mrs. Mia :. SMITH
Messrs. Fowle & Son.
Gentlemen Mrs. Smith gives me the foregoing
certificate Of the efficacy of YOUR medicine in her
case. She Is an acquaintance of mine and took the
BALsAM on the strength of my certificate which
she saw III the papers. Her story is literally true
Yours truly.
W. II. JONES
Those Interested in the develop-ment of medical
science will be pleased to learn that HUNTS REM
EpY cures kidney. bladder, glandular and Bright's
disease, gravel. diabetes mental and ply steal de
bty. Female irregularities and complaints of
the urino genital organs cured by HUNTS REM
RDY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

land musicians has reached Vermont.
and general desire is expressed to
hear them, by the gentlemen and ladies
composing the party.
This is hut the initiatory step toward
similar excursions, and the gentlemen
comprising this party state that this
will be the objective point for such trips
i'll future. 1t is unfortunate that the
weather i -, unfavorahlc, hut nOtwitlI-
standing the stormy skies. we trust that
the visit will be both enjoyable and
profitable.
Barnet.
Some hay is being cut but not much,
yet.
Mrs. Phineas Stevens from the West
is visiting friends in town.
The boys furnish quite show of
fireworks in the evenings.
Burke
A caucus was held in Burke. Satur-
day, the 2ltl. when David TrulI, G.. A.
Ham is and |. ID. Bemis, were chosen
delegates to the Convention at Mont
pelier.
few have commenced hay ing but
the weather thus far, is very untavor-
able.
Another heavy rain accompanied with
wind and hail, visited the village Sun
day afternoon.
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N'4Ft Proceedings.

'""It report came too Late again
n -''N, and l. therefore crowded out
..I '' "m2Iar, johnson, plead guilty.
''> 'I"nght into court Saturday,
"'"n'"d lay Judge Ross to seven
49,. ''' stat" prison. The prisoner
ne least concerned of any one
'""ln. aud H. the States Attorney
an "' i al "nigma" John II. Moore
,,. ''' ''''' h''d his trial fer assault upon
=, '"''' ''atrs girl in the winter of
49,, ''"' "''> found guilty, and verdict
'='in>t hun of S4-I.25. The 9th
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

The latest, greatest, and most reliable remedy
ever put together by medical SCIENCE for rheuma-
ti-In, wounds. swellings burns caked breast, ac.
il the tentaur LInImrnt. There two kinds
What the White Linimrnt Is Tor the human family
tn" Yellow t-ntaur LInimrnt Is Tor spawned
lame and strained horses and animals
dec II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
lrahs.

In this place, June ~, Nj. Harlan p Sh"rry,
aged ~.
At ~. Juhn-hury Centre June oath of consump-
ton John \. stafford. from Sherbro"kr +. q.
aged - wears.
Al Pr.cham June IL Ella &. Farnam aged l.
Years.
At Lunenburgh. Vt. of Pneumonia. Orrin Foster
aged Year. at MI. and Mrs. j. II. Foster.
At Independence. Iowa. about June LIST at the
residence ut her son Lucrn Stevens Mrs. Maria
:. Walker aged a formerly at Upper Waterford
At ~. ,I"hnsbuTN Center. June % Rosetta 4 yrT
aged ~ wife of MIR Abel \. Pierce. Funeral AT
the house. FRIDAY. AT = O'clock
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Lower Waterford.

Lower Waterford.
Gospel workers from st. Johnsbury
are holding very interesting meetings
each Sabbath evening at five O'Clock. ut
Upper Waterford. 1t was an unoccu-
pied field and We trust they will be duly
appreciated.
We understand that Mr.. Franklin
Fairbanks of st. Johnshury. gave an
entertaining lecture at West Waterford
last Sabbath evening on the Holy Land.
illustrating it with maps.
Mr.. Orrin Young of this town, has
recently raised Il barn lWOX4l feet in
size. Mr.. Langdon Cummings. builder.
ii. G.. Danforth of st. Johnsbury, did
the stone work.
large drive of logs. consisting of IL
millions of lumber, has Just passed
under Lower Waterford bridge. They
are driven by Il company of l:D men, of
whom 40 are Indians. Their progress
is slow and must he quite expensive.
Thursday night, during the perform
ance of Witherell's concert troupe, which
WAS held in IL tent at Sheldon, the seats
gave way, precipitating the occupants
headlong to the ground. When the
crash came and the rest of the audience
saw their ftllow-townsmen in imme
diate danger, there was every indica
tion of IL panic. The proprietor of the
entertainment, with considerable trou-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
18th OF JULY ~
INVITATION,

I'm invitation Is extended Ia all towns and vii
lagos III the county and ia. line the PaasIInl,
~ic and L. 4 q. Railroads Ia send delegations To
JON the procession AT st J"hn-bury. the after
noon al July ith. seats III the large tent will be
reserved fol the procession, thus affurding a fine
opportunity for those ia the procession to hear the
ration, singing and all exercises All towns who
have not already done will please forward "A
statement oi the probable numbers ni their dele
-.atlun and whether in carriages, mounted OF ON
foot, Ia MAYOR n. L. Bowman Chief Marshal who
4" Ill assign places III the procession aud direct
where To form their arrival. Ii is SUGGESTED
that town delegations come III picnic form
y +. Lowering, Jr.. {. &. Bingham Committee
IN Procession.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

Children cry for Castoria. 1t is as pleasant
10 Ike Hs honey aud Is absolutely harmless 1t is
SURE I" eNprl worms cure wind collie, regulate the
stomach and buwels and overcome iTritability
caused by rash OF cutting teeth. 1t is perfect
substitute for castor oil and for custivrness III
Young OF old there l. nothing i'll existence etirc
tive and reliable
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s.. ,,ohnsburp (aledonian.
,,n.bury. VI, Friday june 80 1876.
yor,I and State Urns.

The h'P'''''" ''''
10 -,>~i"h ~ Wv
loo Late. again "''>'''''' "'' ''''''
o.. ol lh- paper '''''' WV ''''''
Fin, j. uniting a mansard
t.,ldi,u an Railroad street
''' 81"
IhrIr will he II" S'"'h 'r'i'l OF re-
...,rrr ,ir> run 10y the fassuhlpslc
.p %. i"tdN next Week
L. .;,l ,o,lo :,
,,-ar. aIr requested I" confer WIN the
..,I., l"l"ir the FOURTH
LIN ,l.,, IN th, Su,,,ra h,. In.
hams. Friday ,.,.n;,r
''' "
The, potato hug has arrived. We
..,.rr,dthaJ Paris green WAS the only
..L ,, known t" eXtlnguish the
'"''" -.
.r !Irh Of jane which Is called quick
...,
r.i.u,. p.,.
"' '''.'' !.
i"''
The. q, Idrnt duty of St ,Juhnsbury
II, rive the largest vote for the Cen
..,,I i,n,rInor of any town in tb.
>,.,,. md Sc, think she can do it.
N,lI,Id. ESD. PASSED ont ,f
,..,,,.,>r,,.,, for a short time. while in
..r..rr House. Monday. He had a
..J.t tuutjur tit Such rs h,. has been
..,I..niu,d tn IN times past
Us" '"\S' "i''e "'''''''S ~" '"c
.l P""d ''>' 7"''''N' were ''l'S'"e"'
Ihr' both manage" l" get h"l"- "i the
boat 1Id keep themselves up ui'''l 'i'eH
'"' rescue" Nv pau VII >''"ir'
H.. . II Wh.,l.r fnr tw.nt,.
,,.i..i,u.,r, ,f the An.ri,..,,
h'"d 10 "'N'N' P'e''''e'' at ''t N"i'ii
'wi'h last >'"'''''' morning IN" eve
.- Il' "'' "''i' WI '''S '''''>'''' ''' y
irI -i'r h'"'h l"''''a'''il respecting
..' WIN VINO" "'N nee" '''''' '"''t'
td 'h' 'iI't'"I'' I'll prosecuting II Ill
.N' '"'"'''
>..,l, ,,r..,.u ,,i,.s th, f,Il,w;uu s..,-
81, u... +. t.h.rr,.u. ..\..,.,
....,.., I.,,. ,.,, ,,,, g.. ,I
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ell. -, l,I. .J ,,. Lin;
uro rh, oltrr: don't throw him down
900 '"m boat aud take HIM aSh"re f"I
.'' F'' P''' ~ ''''h'ihS num- 'h" 'h'h
tIu"N him away.
A.. WI,
:,
'h'' nave >'ns the papers speak well
ham. nh. of tb. l,.,I u,,.,. .,,. !,
,,..,,...,,,.I and n,.v IN il. r.ud.r;,o
and rruI, , renr.s.nt,tiou ,t rl,ut,tio,
m,.,J,,.. - the, w.r,. and ara. Tn,
.,.,.., ,,.,, ,;,b,ut JouLt .>c,II.ut
.......,,,..I,. I,.,r;,, and mari,
.,,p,,i,l ur,ise.
We learn from the Barton M"hf"'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
PROGRAMME
The OId--The New.

our Second tenturN-thr two ages compared.
glorious and brilliant Pageant. A spectacle
I" i'r repeated living, moving panorama OF
historic and c"ntcnII"Tane"uS curIo-ities.
Fired bv the spirit OF I-76 thu. X X Ks OF ST
J"hnsburN. will celebrate the Centennial Fourth
with cNrrci- both spectacular and literary, and
all la he included i'll "A procession marching in the
following order
LIST. Marshal and his Deputies.
md. Squad "f Police t" clear the streets
Sd The B"ssu"nl Band consisting of ~ unique
pieces of pure gold.
18th. Town Representatives from whom NAV be.
expected appropriate remarks relative Ia the pro
grrss al the different towns i'll Caledonia County
18th. The OF the day whose argument
VIII convince the most shrptical \ waiter will be
III attendance Ia assist the several speakers i'll
mounting upon and alighting from the rnstrum
9TH Martial Music. such Is stirs men Ia the
SOILS.
eth. Carriages Ia represent those in which the
PatIiarchs rode, Wei a. those of modern style
9Th. Citizens clothed in the habilamI-nts Of I776
and l-16.
9Th. fitting and solemn presentation Of Mrs
Darlington and Ike.
10Th. Fr--n-n's Bureau This department
will be- =" slmpliird that Ia" who ma read and
understand.
Ilth. Flanders Pump. whose. I"wer To throw 756
3inch streams of crystal water over In. hirhr.t
church sPir- will he satisfactorily demonstrated
18th Closely following by reason OF the. delurr
will come Nnah'- Ark. a facsimile of the original
nov stored i'll the Vatican.
18th. Spirit of I776 and l-76 in miniature.
lith. bog Band, embracing ten men bers walk.
ing erect and play na familiar airs.
18th. Choral Union compose. OF several dis
tlnct and separate trained voices.
10th. General pr"c-s,i"n embracing several
hundred strong, exclusive OF women and children.
18th. Editorial staff
The burl-squr procession will pass down Main
street t" the depot On the arrival Of the morning
trains, then through the principal Streets
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Wheelock.

Wheelock.
Miss NJ. }. Jones VIII" has been sick
tor Il long time at LNudomNillc. was
brought To her fathers house IN the
south part of the town. last Sunday. 1t
is feared She will not recover.
\ colt belonging to VIM. Jones broke
one of his legs while being trained 10y
Edwin Williams, Il short time since.
Gospel workers have been lahoIing
in South Wherl"ck for the past few
weeks, but. We learn, are not coming
any more at present.
Crops are looking finely and farmers
are preparing for hay ing.
Tw" new bridges are being built over
the river AT the upper end of the village.
which bid fan to do credit to those " hu
Supcrintcnd the affair. They have. been
in bad condition for ii long time.
Delegates to the State Convention at
Montpelier -Chas. Rogers and Danford
Leslie; to County Convention Chas.
Rogers and Gilbert Gray.
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Grand Procession at IP.

composed of Band, Drum Corps Fire Depart.
m"nt. Changers. Continental Guard in the uniform
al one hundred wears ago-D,lesat-s from all
towns III the county, with banners and costume,
81 We "ld-n time. VaInus Designs ON Wheels
Washington crossing the Delaware Valley Forge
Taking of Fort Tic"ndernga. State shield and
many other designs. st. Johns Baptistr and ST
Patrick Societies, cavalcade. Ladies' S,.cieti-s
Trades and Manufactures in active operation
showing the way IL was done hundred YEAR,
aud the present time.
The procession will march through the princi
pHl Is To
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Lunenburg.

This town is making arrangements
tnl ORIGINATING the coming Fourth of
July. Hon. j. G.. Crawford OF Lauc:,S-
ten. is expected I" deliver the Grafton,
and &. W. King of lunrnhurg. will give
an historical sketch of the town. The
Home Guards will Ice ont and also a
company of Antiques and ll"lrihles /;
and We expect Il good time generally.
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Danville.

At the Republican caucus held at the
village hall. Saturday evening. the fol
lowing were elected delegates. and at
tended the Convention at Montpelier ON
Tuesday b. \. Davis. W. NJ. Dole.
Lyman Stevens. e. II. Davis. :. II.
Stone and II. :. Cook, were elected
delegates To the County Convention.
In the WAY of improvements. changes.
etc. We notice Hosea Farr has i'm
proved the looks of his house hV re-
dncing he size of the chimney. Durant
Is putting in 4 bay window. j. {. Fuller
has put new windows with big glass
int" his house. He evidently desires
more light on the occasion. it being
election year. Slas Bruce has moved
into the Thomas Clifford house
Shcppard's Jubilee Singers are ad
vcrtised at the town hall next Friday
evening. This music consists mostly
of sacred songs and melodies. bringing
out Il tIir representation of the slaves
life as it used to be-. should Judge that
they are worthy the patronage of the
people.
The $50 package men made then
appearance in our midst last Friday
m"rnimg. We expected the Colorado
potato bug the next morning. hut they
didn't come. doubtless knowing how
grIrNou>lN We were pc>trlcd. and passed
H. lay. These package mems mode al
operation here WAS to hire some ON,
that was acquainted with the people t,
take them round. We don't learn thai
they made a cent in this town. They
left Tuesday morning for North STRAIT
ford. y. II.
j. {. Fuller had the misfortune I,
>plain his ankle " hlc on an excursion
t" Portland. II few days ago. and >ut.
iclrd considerable thereby He Ir
turned home last week. and has no
been able t" get ont much since.
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The Excursion.

The returned cNcuISioni>tS to Port
Land and Boston Via the l.. \ q. X. r..
report an exceedingly fine trip. The
ride, through the White Mountains wa>
perfectly grand. the weather being clear
So that all the objects of interest Hrlc
distinctly visible. The larger portion
of the party on arriving at Portland
continued their journey T." Boston 10y
boat. arriving III the city the next morn
ing after leaving home. Every thing cN
ccpt the weather seemed favorable tuI
their cnioNm ent and no regrets are eN
pressed for indulging in the til p some
thing quite novel To the experienced
eNcursinni>t And now some of those
who went are confident that another
excursion of the same kind later III the
season. would hc equally we'll attended.
Give Us another.
We append AN extract from Il Port
land paper giNin" further particulars ::
orr VERMONT VISITORS AN OVERFLOW
FROM THE GREEN MOI NTAIN STATE.
The regular train over the OgdcnS-
burg railroad last evening, brought II
party of eNcuISioui>t> from the leading
Vermont towns, to the number OF about
.JtiO Twelve ears We're required tor
their accommodations. and. ;i> oul about
two hHndIed We're expected, the hotels
we're severely tried with this umcNpect
ed rush of visitors. The City Hotel
presented the appearance of Il regular
camp field. the paIlors and halls being
filled with cot-hedS, and every room
occupied At the Falmouth. Plchlc.
States. and Perry houses. Il large num-
Der were ais" quartcred.
This excursion originated with the
ST. ,IohnSburN tire companies. but the
citizens of several towns along the line
of the Oydcnshurg, soon took hold of
the mattel, and it resulted in Il monster
excursion H. above.
The train left st. bloomsbury at 900
Yesterday morning, and reached the
Fabvan at l2::pO. where the party dincd
and after II 10 minutes stop, proceeded
ON their way to Portland, arriving here
at about o'clock. At the Fahyan they
were met 10y il delegation of Portland
gentlemen. The visitors are very en-
thuSiastic in their accounts of the ride
through the notch.
The party is chiefly composed of
monument business men and their fam
lilies, " no have come down to see 1.-The
city seated 10y the sea-" with which
clos,. business relations are now formed.
They are from st. Johnshury, Hyde
Park. Hardwick, Passumpsic. Sheffield,
4 ',,l,at n,I her \ IN Il II.
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Norrisville.

Norrisville.
The Ladies' Chapel Society cleared
S6l.l6 at their festival last week
Wednesday. There were over two hun
dred present including friends from
Barnet, Passumpsic and st. Johnsbury.
Owing to the burning of the shops it
is feared the Chapel cannot he built
this summer.
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AT : O'CLOCK. L. NJ.
GRAND CONCERT

MRS. =. VI. CARTER, at Bostnn soprano
L L. RYDER. OF Bnsinn Conductor
and GRAND CHORUS
horu- Will sing Airs of all Nations and tn.
celebrated Anvil Chorus with anvil and cannon
accompaniment and ringing of bells
The admission I" Concert has been put at the,
low price OF - cents. tull particular, hereafter
At p. III, illumination ri STREETS and BUILDINGS
II - designed I" have this a Feast Of Lanterns
aud 40 lanterns Of various drsign many al them
entirely new, have been engaged. \ large number
of Roman Candies will b, displayed at variuu.
points At the close al the illumination there will
he Grand display Of
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A Pleasant Affair.

The citizens of the town in large
OF Mr. Horace Fairbanks on "Wednesday
evening. and after some music 10y the
band, Mr.. Fairbanks WAS called ont and
addressed 10y Judge Ross. who in behalf
of his tnwm>mcn. congratulated him
upon the result of the Republican State
Convention. alluding in Il very hand
some way To the esteem i'll which the
nominee of that Convention was held
bv his nci9hhor> and townSmrn, as well
H. the people of the state and nation at
large: and the great satisfaction it gave
these lifelong mcighhnls and friends Ia
Sc, hat the people We're appreciating
true worth and calling il to the front III
public affairs. At the close of Judge
| Ross remarks. the crowd gave tire,
rouSing cheers, when Mr.. Fairbanks rr-
pressing the warmeSt gratitude at TIN,
token of good will and love from his
friends and ncighh"rS. and alluding
| pleasantly To the fact that although tn,
/ State Convention could make Il noml-
nee for Governor, it could not transform
"A man. and therefore could not make :;
speech maker of him. Ilcspnke briefly
of the we'll known fact that the office
was unSought and unexpected 10y him.
and although he had not made up his
mind what Ia do is regards accepting
/ il. he WAS touched aud "ratiticd beyond
measure at this cordial expression al
/ his fellow citizens and without regard
to political differences of opinion. he
/ invited them one and all into his house
| that he might he able to take them al
! b> the hand. After three more rotIsIng
cheers. the citizens entered the resi-
lcnce. aud for nearly an hour there Wa
IA continuous flow of congratulations
good wishes and graSping of hands. the
band meanwhile giving their best music
from the lawn near 10y. At Il late h"nl
the crowd retired, some of whom cam,
from the fartlrSt parts of the town
TN. affair WAS "A well conceived, Spon
tanrous expression I" citizen "h"S'
worth aud character will honor any
place to which the people call him.
was not Il political demonstration, mem
beers of the Democratic party being "a
prominent, if not aS numerous, IA
| th,.rs
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LAKE Notice.

"' alarm bell will strike on the
'''". "t JulN AT sunrise. noon, and
II struck at other times it will
'" NE SICK folks who will he dis
q, '.'" "N tn" hell will please notify
"'i LngIurcI Sargent.