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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
A CARp.

Ts all whe ere suffering from the errors and
indlscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 nsahood. etc.. will send
Q recipe that viii cure you, nee Of charge.
rhis Ersst remedy WAS discovered ny q mis-
sisuafy In Bouth Ameres. Send . self-ad.
dpssssd - vslope h the Rev. Joseph 7. tnman,
eaaon D, Bble Hcu.s, Nss York Ub.
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wonLp's CESAR RRxRDI Medical
wonder" - for Rheumatism. neuralgia.
srnp-solis, colds, sprains. buras, tosih.
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Lros's KArHAiiox makes beautiful.
glossy. iuxuriant hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood tho tcst
OF forty years. 10 eharmingly pSrfumed.
and has no rival.
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FOR RENT.

THs tAsss AID RiIaIsLE sronE nE.
1 Gently . ssIied byY. KLosLERmAN'm
7lsus rssssabIs ssd innsdisis postssish
i,s.,r. .. s.i,s,,. ctr, Store. ia the '.m.
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HisIs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the eomplsxisu. removes freckies.
tAn and s~allovness; mates the skin soft.
vhis and dsliests. Ii application can.
net b detected.
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HOUSE ron RENT.

ryssY H.iaiBLY SITUATED II GOLD
nm. jnst akevs Tie railroad erossirg and
, itus sssth Of Mails stSees.
rss hsuss esutsins twelve COED rcoms,
md 10 ne nns recently oos~pied By Mrs.
xs.Vs % Q drss mailing esiabi.'hm,nt and
.rds..s s.eass. Aeyl,
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xLEcrIoS TICKETS. CARDS. HAND.

rICKEr~ CARD-- HAND
HILLS, rI.ACARD-, rO-rERs, AND
EVERYTHING IN THAT LINE FOR
POLITICAL PARrIEs. CLUBS AND
CANDIDATES., PROMPTLY ENE-
CITED TO ORDER IN SUPERIOR
STYLE. AND At THE vEaY LOW
Esr RATES, At THE STEAM jon
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT or
THE GOLD Hill. DAILY NEw-.
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L q 8 r F!

Orimt 81 saH~LPiss. ,sissa ssas;A. =
Vim . email chain. vsrs Loot between the
Onion seIse. Cold HIn. an virtnia City.
Any - hSstns fGsna 80 "a rtss,yss
rsv:s Ss.sl., aoid9liM. '' ts
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SECOND pIsPAToH.
The Voting In Cnlifornia-A nepsbs
Itean Victory Probable.

BAN PnlsCisco. Nov. 7--2:so p. H.
The election In the City 10 proceeding very
quietly. Only u arrest has been msds
thus far for illegal voting. in the case OF .
man who folded two ballots together.
No disturbances have yet occurred. The
number in line ct tho polls 10 large In
nearly every precint. but tho voting Is
rather slow. owing W the scrutiny sIsr-
cised the officials, Up W noon about TO-.
600 ballots wore cast, u the political COM
plerion Of which II 10 impossible 10 speak
with any certainty. though u 10 claimed
the Republicans are voting early and
heavily.
Piper Is being badly scratched accord
ing to all accounts. and the general I'M
preston seems 10 b. that no will be de-
ieatsd by q fair majority.
At the Republican headquarters very
few adyices have yet been received from
the interior, and nothing from tho RAsl.
Reports from Stockton. San jose and VAL
lejo, show favorsbly for the Republicans.
Nspa Is going heavily Republican. Santa
Cruz promises Q Republican majority OF
800 in tho city and 800 In The county.
Los Angeles reports Q heavy veto being
polled. as do all places thus far heard
from.
Al tho Democratic hoadquars nothing
has been received from the interior. bat .
dispatch from New York says that up W
noon tho estimated Democratic majority
In that city was $4,000. and 1900 In
Brooklyn.
brand Demssstratisn Ia Ban Fran.
cisco Last Might.
BAN fnAScisco. November 0.-The last
parade Of tho Republicans In this cam.
paign took place tonight. II was The
grandest political demonstration over seen
In this city. Fully ten thousand mon were
In line. and the procession occupied tive
hours In passing . given point. When the
head Of the procession was ct Warrington
street the rear OF 10 hsd not left Union Hall.
Tens Of Thousands Of people liAed The Side
walks and greeted tho various orgsninr
tons and their telling transparenciN with
cheers. II evidently had the fullest sym
pathy Of the people. and the display was
made the occasion Of q grand rira roes vots
for Hsycs and Wheeler. The line included
a large number OF vehicles displaying lime
lights and ~discharging rockets and bombs.
A magnificent display OF fireworks was
made Al the Republican headquarters. and
hundreds Of private houses and business
establishments illuminated, displayed days
and SET off pyro,echnics In honor Of tho
event. This display OF Republican
strength and popular enthusiasm had an
evidently discouraging effect on the DEM
ocrats. Tho most prominent Democrats
conccde California 10 the Republicans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07

MApRip. November I'm the Senate
yesterday the Government submitted . bill
restoring the constitutional guarantees
throughout Spain. except In tho Basque
provinces.
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Thru Men

QuxDkc. November John Wright,
Sem. John Wright. Ir.. and James Boder.
Ian were drowned whilo crossing In . boat
from Ellis to English bay.
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GKNp $50. % o. p BOWEL ":
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SETTLE up FORTHWITH.

M yalHKRHBKrnER HAVING lEfnn
IS1s nom business ~ sceoent o. III hssitn.
and bslne ab-at TO lsavs 0eld Hill. calls upS.,a1
ali ihsss -dsbts3 10 hin "a ccns M sss.s
Immediately. - % 70 sabh Bin 70 'Svs~
N. &xHxixxnxa y,.,.sr. ls.,t.g
ali indsbtYd 10 hin uts 10 20 - 1870
rYsnpsiy ssd ssNls Will BE iSt 70 We ss1ss
msrs}rs 81 heal s1isr o. eeIlstM. %
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT

A ND khVISlOS OF THE OOhsrlrUTION
"A Of the sta.s Of Nevada. passed at the sew.
snth session Of the Legislature:
Reorsd, By the Assembly. the tenats con:
CURING, Thai the Constitution Of the siats of
Nevada bs amended ~ follovs:
Am<nd seetion I Of Article u. Of the Con.
stiiuiIon Of the State Of Nevada 90 - To read
- fellows
sIcrrori I. rns fsoi year shall eommsncs
on the Let Day u December In ss<h ysar.
Paced JAAssfy 10, 1873.
RAsosred. By the Assembly. the Senate ces.
curing. That our history 40 . ata,s hae taught
us he neeessity Of revihag the Consultation;
ne thsrsfors reeommend The Gle tors, 81 tie
nsxt election for members Of the L<eislstnre.
W vote for or against the calling Of . 0onvsn.
ton TT the purposs o.. rsvising the Constitu-
don OF the stats OF Nevada.
Passed February 10, ISIS.
hereby certify the foregoing To ~ irus
eoplss hon ths original etA9llsd Rseolutidns
witasss ny hand and the urssi Seal Of the
luii.I j.. D. MINOR.
AL fIv5mru Secretary 81 State.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Cardinal A.s.a.iIrs death.

Cardinal AnsssslIrs Death.
NHw YoRK. November IA Rome spec
iai say that Cardinal Antonelli's death
Was peaceful, About his bedside were
gathered his relatives and many OF his
colleagues In the College Of Cardinals.
His property and personal effects are be-.
queathed TO his kindred. His largo and
valuable cabinet Of paintings and art and
uncut precious stones are left 70 the M.
scum Of the Vatican.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.rscIlL 70 rms ooLp Hill pAnr Hrv,.
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In New %IIampshIre.

CoscoRp. November THE election In
this city ia quiet. The vote poiled in the
central wards. up TO noon, was much
larger than that Of previous years at tho
same time. The following was the last
account before noon Fourth Ward
Hayes GA, Tilden 200; Fifth Ward
Hayes Sis, Tilden ii9; Sixth Ward
HAres aaj. Tilden isS; Seventh Ward
Hayes 100, Tilden %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07

CINCINNATI. November 7.-Businsss is
almosi entirely suspended and avery large
vote is being polled. There are indica-
tions Of quito an increase over the octo-
Der vote. Everything IL quiet as far AZ
heard from.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
One Word.

have known few >,:isons of greater
coldness and less promise in respect Ia
the prosperity of religion. than was the
time when II Young woman called upon
me, to ask wllat she should do to be.
saved. Her call Soncw hat surprised
me. had not expected it. | had
never noticed any particular seriousness
III her. But now. she Was evidently
very much awakened To Il sense of her
duty and danger, and WAS evidently in
earnest in seeking the favor of God.
After some conversation with her
and giNin" her such instruction aS |
thought adapted To her state of mind
| asked what it WAS that had induced
her Ia give her attention T." the subject
"f religion now, any more than former
~. She replied. lit was what You said
to me one evening, rs we were coming
out of the Lrcturc-ropm. As Nou took
me 10y the hand. You said. Mary. one
HinJ IS nccdtHL' You said nothing else.
and passed ON: hut could not forget
it," had forgotten it entirely. bur it
had fastened one thought deep in her
mind.
The sermon. which had Just preach
ed. and to which she had listened. had
been of no avail To her: but She could
not forget the personal address to her
self, "Mary, one thing is necdfnl." She.
is now. as trust. in possession OF that
cone thing.
How much more cilicaciuuS is IL mes
sage than Il proclamation personal
than public address Il letter than a
newspaper. The one is t" the heart
but the other scarcely appears 'ic>i gncd
for it,. The one is 10 MS. peculiarly. Is
pecially : the other to every bod to
rs indeed, as We form il pant of the
multitude, but that is very seldom what
the heart wants or likes. One word to
II sinner is often more ct1cctual. than Il
score of sermons. Indeed. the secret of
convicting sinners lies Just in this
leading them To Il personal application
of the truth.
Yet let us not dcspi>c the SERMONS.
They are the appointment of God. and
the great means of conversion. The
sermons. which Mary had heard. were
probably the very things which pre-
pared her to Ice awakened 10y II private
word. and without which. that word.
probably, would have been i'll vain.
Still. it is quite probable that the SCI
mons would have been in Vain without
that private and personal monition.
"MaIN. one thing is nerdtul." /. s.
Spencer. II. u.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
ST. cSohnsburp Galedunian.
t. John~pury. VT. Friday. Jan. II. 1876.
RrHginu; Rradinq.
Personal Responsibility

Say not. | am Il child for thou shalt
20 to all that | shall >rndj thee. and
whatsoever command thee. thou shalt
speak. Behold have put my word,
into thy mouth. Jer. -. ..
son Of man, have made thee a
Waterman unto the house of Israel
therefore hear the word at my mouth.
and give them warning from me. When
| SAY unto the wicked. Thou shalt sure
~ die: and thou givest him not warn
ing. nor >peakest to warn the wicked
from his wicked way. to save his life
the same wicked man shall die in his
iniquity but his blood will | require
AT thine hand. Yet if thou warn the
wicked. and he turn not from his wick
cdness, nor from his wicked way. he
shall die in his iniquity: but thou hast
delivered thy soul. Eze. 3: I7l9.
Neglect not the gift that is in thee.
! Tim. !: II.
Let him that healeth say. come Rev
%: II.
As we have therefore opportunity.
let Us do good unto all men. especially
unto them that are of the household of
faith. Gal. Il: 10.
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THE RATES OF POSTAGE.

!
Postal cards on" cent each u" without further
'hhrs" I" All parts "t the hit"d States AMI ANA
ia
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Local or drop letters that -. Tor tn" 'iiN 81
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rlrrS ami on" cent It thrr" Is II" carrier system.
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All other printed "r miscellaneous matter inclu
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postage upon irregular numbers heinz 2crnI- each
Manuscript for publication in newspapers, maya
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dress without additional charge.
stamps cut from stamped envelopes are rejected
/ ny the post-uiicr.
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New Dominion Oanadal the same in the United
States
The for letters t"r the half"unc- "r frac
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
6nr Sal.
Farm for Sale.

~ ,.,.;,,,, ,t,.rs IN sell the farm formerly own
.J and "crupird by the late Moses Martin 81 ftach
am said farm is situated upon one "i ihr r fr,m
leading from Pracham to tir"t"h = mn .I I
pr,ch1,n Corner and one mile from S"uth ttacH
am Contains about l-J acres of lana sii''1N vi
vided into meadow. tiage pasture ana """1 I'M
supplied with never failin. water. ne ni ~ IL
and fences are in good repair. and Is one oi 'It
best grass farms i'll town. Ais" a Sond IiS''i., -
miles from the farm. containing lHo acres NiH
Tnnnir,. of ANDREW WHITEHlLL on the
place or ASHBEL MARTIN. AdninI>iIatni
prarham. Sent. 20. lsll. ''-I".
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Gstafrs.

1,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA plsIkl, I; s.
- In Probate Court holden at the i'rnhhte oi','
in St .Iohnsbury. on the 2'th "aE III NV ~ "
$50. =, 4. ,,,J I.,
~ all district deceased makes application t" Sald
court for LICENSE sell the whole oil lilr in'il
estate of his said wards representing ti'' NV
SALE. thereof. for the purp'iS" "i piitihG t i'.
ceeds of such sale at interest az investing '' s:'
in stocks or other real eitate, would ID" "eheh'''
To said wards -. .,, .oiJ
Whrrrurnn il is ordered by said C"urt 'iiat s'iln
opplicatnn be referred I" session thti',i' !" !"
IL 1[tb ,I,v nf January y. u. l-16. for hearing
and decision thereon; and, II IL further "rhrt'n
thst all persons Interested he n"tintd h'i,"I. ny
1Iblicatiou of notice of said application ana "i"i
iL,r, on three weeks succrssivclN III tht h""hi
an. printed at St Jnhnsbury. before S;nh Time 81
hearing" that they may appear at Shld Time anu
,I,rr and il they cause object thereto"
I:y the Court. Attest ,.,,, :,
\ irIic copy of record, Ati"st.
M HENRY FRENCH. Register.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PALS
Il. II. EDDY.
SOL. TOR OF pLTIN

i'r Ltr''fi"J,N. I,"j. Hut,. . 10
No. - Stat" Street. "rr"~it, hu.r, >ur
Mass.
After I'll extensive Iit,ti,,. nf .;......- .
years continues l." >t,HIt u-''U'-
States IN" i'll GIr.tl iI.i.iiu. IIul..' r..
ri-H countries. caveats ~l',trIt...-
i.Hmrnt>. and all j,ap,I~ oI jlt....- ..
rNcrutrd "n lihrI., terms. aud a.r.. doe.
searches mair mi" lmriG,.i. ur n.''..
determine Tie validity col utIi.u u. ...
vent ,uIi>-and LEGAL 81 "tiri .G.,r '...r.
matters touching the ~au,. "It'- .' PHI.
ANY patent furnished iN I,m..sI
Hrnt~ recorded a. Wa~hu-r"l
IE-IIN rNINI~
/ regard Mi. Edit, a. uli, "i t..r '.,..
and capsule practitioners viii u.r.
official intercourse. tliA>. NJ t-.E
t"mu.~.r.'. ..
! haN" an hesitation 10 a-~.I.l- ..'.
they cannot ,mI'l"N g. l',I-.'u u.'i' ,.'...
trustworthy. and m"rr ,.tIthl' uf
applications ia form {" -,.,uIr i,r '..'
aud Favorable. consideration 80 IU' i.f'
EhMi III III Lki. Late '"ur..
tents.
MI l.. II. Eddy h1~ ma.., i..s Iu'. ..
"n :,ll iiIlt "Ii, 81 wh:ru Ia.i'Ir- lt.' &C..
and that - HOW I"ud.i.-. ~u'.
il"ut "f :.Itar talent and Gh.H'E n
ne IL recommend lll uN,u;ui~ leo r....
procure tE'.iI patents rs tl'N ur.
~. tie, most tiithiul ul'if.nu ''-....
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I"~i"u Jan. !. l-'t.--i>. -ri-'
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The Yellow Centaur LINN, ..

il worth lis weight ia gold T." .,o,.,....
mules. '-
This linim"nt has cured m.,.....
led. ling-h"nrd and -all,d iu....
than have all The tarI.,i~ ir ii,.,......
IT. rt,'ci> ar" ~impl, w,nd,.ii.
We have thuu~Hud- uIrI fl..-..
cafes a. strong - Ih'. tuli.vIu
My horse was lame. f,I 70 ...,..
wrench. \ 4 Remedies utterly t,....,.
considered him wniihh.~- ..lr..
u,'' ,utIur LiniIurni. v hi,h r.t....
heartily recommend 70.
REV. GFu W rr...
Mau"rNIIl,- ~,I.,Ir..
DEAR SIRS-l have Used ,.... i...
m-ut in my family, and lind , o.. ...,
Please send me twu d"li,i- r....
mules and horses. TlI..
Falls station " y"min Co. j..
II makes very liItl,. dIit,.I,u.,. .....
whether II h'. wrench >pruu ru...
scratches ui lau"u,~- ii ln. n.rl ...
the SAM lIN"rNurir Sta. l,...r.,.... .
r1c-. ~h"uld never Ia. vith.ut o.,
Limim-nt II IL sold '.,,i,Nl,r. .,r.
ia IT. effects
i-ah"r,t"I. 81 ! Il E,,~l.,..
H. lIrl -. NV }u.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14

on the railroads has doubled and new
lines are being opened; the state scrip
is at 20 and still era Nlimg up: the bowie
and revolver are going out of fashion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
WINDSOR COUNTY
NJ u T u Al
Fire Insurance Co.
WOODSTOCK. VT.

Incorporated October Both A. d. ls:l-.
DlRECTOES.-Dudlry e. D-nsnn Roy alton;
Woodstock Charles :. Raymond, Brdgrwatrr;
Otis Chambrrlin. Pomtret Charles \. Fnrbush
Springfield George X. Chapman. Woodstock
William IL. Walker Ludlow.
In force September 20 l-75:
Number of policies I22G
Amount at risk Of Company - COB l4I %
Notes i'll force constituting. the fund
for payment of LOSSES. Sigl. 0G9 II
Whole receipts from organization TO
March 81 1-1L:
Assessments OcsS expense of collection I4J GA e.
18th assessment. due June l. 1873. 1860 al
olhtt 81. blJ
sgIO.Us9 -
Whole expenditures
LOSSES. expenses of adjust
ing the same. commissions
and ATTACHMENTS, sI5992IU9
Other expenses s. va ~
Due from Company:
Claims unpaid SlIl 10
Money borrowed in
anticipation of29th
assessment. Ia pay
/ losses occurring
sine" Apr. |. l-7i. S-.3l1 Il
2O7 $40 2G
Net surplus all liabilities
March 81, Is7j, s2G59 03
First PolicU Issued april G. 1910
The assessment for the year ending March 81
l-1 is tro and three toUrthS per cent which is the
average rate for the past thirty five years.
tasks your patronage because.
l. 1t is no experiment but an old and establish
ed Company
} 1t il a HOME COMPANY:
g. Insurance in it is cheaper than it can be in
any stock company, because there Iii idends
To he paid to Stockholders
T. 1t takes but three per cent on the premium
note in advance. and assesses at the end of each
year only what is necessary to meet thu. losses
thus leaving Your money, far is possible. in
your hands. where il cannot he lost tIruuph
any mistakes or dishonesty of officers:
j. Ia Of IRE assessments stop at tame of loss:
&. The company has a clear surplus over all
liabilities and the very low average OF assessments
proves that it has been honestly and prudently
managed PHILO HATCH, President
X. > SOUTHGATE. Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
To Builders and Lumber Dealers

The subscriber has completed his new mill i'll
Victory. and is now prepared Ia furnish lumber
and dimension timber of almost all kinds. His
trees are large and he can furnish long and heavy
timber for especial purposes. The subscriber hav.
IN. been III the business more than thirty wears
hatterS himself ne understands what builders
want and hr can ill bills speedily and satistartn
riy DANIEL COLBY
81. JnhnshnrN. NAV 1 ls1i 1Itf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
Wood For Sale!

4 splendid lot of fnur-font wood, biIch an"
maI,l, dried under cover and bright ;is dollar
Also nice, LOT of four foot green wood of the same
quality all sorted and split wood. Lrav" orders al
the ST. Johnsbury House stable ~ ,,,,.
l(rJtf Itkhl 'l'FN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14

an indignant Granger writes us: There
was no talk i'll our meetings Tor any
where else, as helicve.) about politics
or probable candidates. and the state
ment is Il serious damage to the order.
The order everywhere will consider us
in Vermont very indiscreet us well us
false to our obligation. to make the
Governor question part of our deliber-
ations." Free Press
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14

Mr.. +. b. Rand of HydepaIk, says
the Newsdealt<. while at dinner,
heard il rumpmS among his geese. On
going out, he found Il large eagle among
them which had separated one goose
from the flock, and seemed determined
to carry it of. BY the assistance of his
dog he put the eagle t" flight, but it
rose only about ten feet. and flying
some five rods, alightcd. Immediately
the dog was upon it. when the eagle
turned upon its back. us is theu custom.
to fight the dog, at the same time spread
ing its wings. Mr.. Rand's hired man
coming up about this time. graSped the
eagle by the arm of the wings and
started Tor the house, meeting Mr.. Rand,
who took the bird 10y the neck with one
hand. and with the other Sr:isped one
leg, leaving the other foot to play at
the will of It's owner: whercupon. it
the arm of Mr.. Rand. The cords in
the eagles leg had to he cut before the
talonS could be extracted. after which
the eagles throat WAS cut. Thus ended
the capture of IL bird whose wings from
tip "a tip measured : feet. and from
point "f wing to cud of quill - inches ::
the talon> spread inches. and were u
inches i'll length ; the leg WAS = inches
in circumference. The gnos, which the
eagle WAS I" work upon received folty-
five wounds. is was ioumd after pick ing
it. Mr.. Rand had She bird stuffed. and
it is on exhibition at his residence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14

HE CHANGERS IN POLITICs.-In ref
ercnce to the statement sent to the
Boston journal III the time when the
State Grange, Patrons of Husbandrv.
was in session in this city. that the
Changers intended to take hand in
politics. and that either Col. John b.
Mead OF Lawrence Brainerd would be
their candidate for Governor. this wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
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