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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-22
DON ESTIC.

a Washington Associated Press dispatch
Of the 18th states that it would be several
days before the judiciary Committee would
be prepared TO report articles OF impeach-
ment against cx-Secretary Bclknap, No ma
ierial testimony had been taken since that Of
Marsh. Six or seven persons In the vicinity
OF Marsh Il Evans late trading post had been
summoned 20 testify A member OF the
Judiciary Committee had said that proof, in.
dependent OF that Of Marsh, could be pro-
cured To support the charges against the eX-
Secretary. The District Attorney had stated
that the evidence presented SO far to the
Grand Jury was insufficient to warrant II In
bringing in an indictment, aud IL was more
than probable that, unless Marsh could be
brought back 10 testify, II would be impossi-
Bile TO punish Belknap through the medium
Of criminal prosecution.
severe storm, coming from the south
west, struck Elizabethtown, Mo, on the
evening Of the 10TH and Frustrated some
seventeen houses, killed live persons and
severely wounded several others, some prob
ably fatally. AT Hassard, three dwellings
and the railroad depot were blown down and
three persons Killed At California and
other points In the State much damage was
done y property.
The boiler OF a locomotive exploded at the
Union Depot In Indianapolis, on the morning
OF the 18th, and was completely wrecked, Mt
the same time demollshng another engine
standing in the neighborhood. The engineer
OF the latter was Instantly killed, and the fire
man severely injured, The engineer and tre-
msu Of the former were on their en- CINE at the
time, but were not injured The engineer
was thrown twenty feet FROM the engine into
the street. The whole west end wall Of the
depot and ten or fifteen feet of the roof were
completely demolished,
Considerable excitement has recently been
caused Ia Bath County, Ky, by the fall from
the sky of large quantity of what had the
appearance Of being flesh, in pieces from the
size Of per TO that OF hnmbn finger Speci.
mems were submitted ,oa scientist of Louis.
vile, who concluded that they we're probably
the dried spawn Of Batrachan reptiles, doubt.
less that Of the frog He thinks they had
been transported from ponds and swampy
grounds by currents OF wind, aud had ulti.
mately fallen on the spot where they were
found.
The house of q wealthy farmer named eros.
by, in Northern New Jersey, was robbed OF
$4,000 in money aud other valuahlcs by
masked burglars, on the night OF the llth,
The Ams.li House nj Norwich, Conn, was
burned on The nSht OF the l2th, and fourteen
persons, most OF them cid people {irom sixty
To seventy years OF a~el, persisted In the
flames. Five inmates were Injured by jump.
ing from windows, two Of them fatally.
The Bank Of The State Of New York, New
York City, suspended on the lAth The cap
iiai of the bank was 100000 Il Is said
the deposi.oys aud note.holdeIs are fully Sc
cured, and that the stockholders viii De the
only losers
Severe storms Of wind, rain aud snow &c.
CURED in macy sections Of the West GU the
18th and 10th. Much damage was doue by
heavy rains aud floods IN some localities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-22
PERSON IL.

Republican United States Senators Ell.
muuds and Morrill, 81 Vermont, Morrill, Of
Maine, Chr.,uaucy of Michigan, aud Paddock
Of Nebraska, were among the number who
voted sgatust The admission OF Pinchaac&,
Ii is stated that Gen. sherman has recent
told St Louis reporter that he would &c.
Glue Il nomination Tor The Presidency, even
If il were unanimous and enthusiastic"
Gen. J. ID. Webster, United States Collector
OF Internal Revenue a, Chicago, died en- the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-22

1t has begun to dawn upon the esu-
Gated minds Of Europe that in the matter
OF school. books America is far ahead OF
the Old World, where conservative iniiu-
ences have resisted innovations and
changes which our experience has shown
To be great Improvements on the old Sys-
tenn Of instruction. This has lately been
conceded in a marked manner in the able
report On the educational department of
the recent Vienna Exposition, made by
NJ Buisson, Fellow Of the University OF
France. The school books exhibited by
American publishers attracted great al
tentiOn and were made q special study by
those who were interested in popular edu-
cation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-22

TnE higher man roostS, the more fun
It gives tie devil to tumble him of,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-22

THERE are in the State Of Iowa 3,20S
manufacturing establishments, employing
1854 hands, and 81, steam engines,
producing in 1875 total value of $39,.
563 $40, against 81 100, 465 in 1865.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-22

A TEXAS firm is doing profitable
business in preparing and shipping ami
NAL snews
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Town Officers.

lnr>HAM. Moderator. W L George
Clerk and Treasurer. J X McLam
Srlectmcn. Il II F"r-} tn, FRA y Perkins
Horace W bite. Cnnstablc, Ezekiel
White. Listers. David Vance. q \
Dodge, Il F Ordway. Auditors. W L
Gcnr.r. II Stewart. l ID Fellows. over
scer. Joscphus Fetch. Agent. " I
George. Grand JurmS. Calvin Mills,
Il VI Harvey. \ X B,rdr. Sup't. Rev
} & Il Fari>.
LUNFNBI'HG. Moderator. Levi Sis
by. Clerk. Henry Howe. Selcrtmem,
I y Wright. Daniel Powers, VI \ Burt.
Otrrsrcr. John W llartshorn. Con-
stable and Collector. William & Hast
in"s. Listers, l. \ Nichols, James b
Mcfarland, Joseph Powers. The mat
ter of town bonds was then called up
when the town voted. ~ T." 30 to issue
the bonds to the Z 4 OR K. The
meeting then adjourned till Saturday
OF this week.
GnoToN. Clerk and Treasurer. j K
DaIl ling. Sclcctmcn, Daniel RobcItS.
l b Hall, Moses Plumnrr. Ovcr>cer.
II Wclch. Jr. Constable. Henry C.
Glover. Listers, Benjamin Page. j X
Darling. j j Morrison. Sup't. : \
Eastman. Grand juror. II Welch. Dr.
Railroad Commissioners. Daniel Rob-
ert>, Noses Plummer, Hosea Welch, Jr
BRIGHTON. clerk, q Robinson
Sclcctmen, w X Rosebrook, + c Rob
inson, & r. Clarke. TREASURED. Harvey
Coe. OvrrSerr. Lewis Pinncy. First
stable, \ II Bonett Listers. Geo W
Gunner. Jason CurIicI, \ II Bonctt.
Auditors. Il VI Man>eur. G. W Pierce.
Chas Chevalier. Town voted to abol-
ISL school districts and adopt the town
system.
kIEEl. Clerk. p Ii Graves. Select
men. Z II Graves. II l. Wetherby. Ira
Noes. OvcrSccI. ID 5 Young Treas
aver. Trustee and \ gent. + W Church.
Listers, l. " Russell. Milo JeukinS. VI
: .J"slin. Sup't, F Is Newton. Con-
stable. John Mitchem
WhLDEN.-M Moderator. l. F Edwards.
Clerk and Treasurer. Hiram Perkins.
Scle,tmrn. Harvey Poster. Samuel
Harrington. a F. Button. O>eiScer.
) + Stevens. Constable. VIM O. Per
kiuS Listers L II F3lriuUtuu Ik,s
Pe.Iins. ID, Abel Gle Agent. VIM G.
Perkins. >up't. Chas Perkins. I'd.
Grand Jurol>. a w Eddy, Abel Gle.
.Juin Whittier Petit Jurors. w II II
Davis. j : Osg"od. c j Bell. II VI Hody-
den. u Hodglen. T y Farrington.
County t.Iand Jurors. : Montgomery.
o II Wilson. Count Com. f II Stone.
II votes. Voted t. raise g, Oh the dol
Ian of grand list 10 pay liabilities Of the
town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

to speak of these services as an enter
tainment, but it is hard to believe that
the enormous crowds that nightly flock
to the amphitheatre, go there on purely
religious grounds. | have about come
to the conclusion that the nail was hit
on the head by lady who recently re-
marked that it is ''some place to CO. in
the evening, and don't cost anything.
But this fact admitted is far from de
str0ying the value of the work. Pro-
viding IFS it does, good entertainment
for thousands who would otherwise seek
something entirely opposite. it is GER
talnly doing Gods service whether all
these emotional conversions are perma-
nent or not.
One of the humber workers in the
revival field, an old canal boat captain,
Parkinson by name, whose chapel is his
own craft. has just been fined for ex-
polling disturber from one of his meet
IngS, and on account of inability to pay
the same, is now in Jail. The case is IN
outrage on religion and humanity. and
eNcltes much sympathy for the preach
er. RADIX.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
State News.
Ol T>IIDFR.

Committees of the people of Bethel,
St"ckbridge. Rochester and Pittstield
have been appointed to organize the
White River and Rutland railroad com
pany.
Miss jesse Ward, of Jamaica. about
20 years old. was killed recently. by
going over Il precipice 30 feet high.
while coasting with EIwin Fits. of
Ward>b"r", and Fits was badly brui,-
ed
Bennington will send to the Centep-
NAL, equipped in the continental fash
ion. a company of 100 men. to be- named
after Gen. Stark, Gen. Allen or Col.
Warner, and they will he in camp sev-
cr;il weeks. The whole expense will he
borne 10y 10 citizens. The Park guard
of 30 men will also go. the bills to be
footed by Tren"r W. Park.
The Central Vermont railroad COM
pany will contest the claims of Mrs
Bis>el tor damage on account of the
death of her husband and son. caused
10y the accident at South Wallinpford
Oh the ground that the father cume to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Warriagrs.

IT, Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
obituaries, sir cents a Inc.
In Sheffield, March 10, at the residence of the
brides father Mr.. Jerome Wilson, of Sutton, and
Miss Clara HanscOme of Sheffield.
In this place, March Is by Rev. W l.. Noyes,
Lyndon Centre, Mr.. y. f. Aldrich and Miss T. A
Dennison. both of West Burke.
At South Peacham, March Z, by Rev. A w
Wild Mr.. William V. McLachlin, and Miss Addie
G. Rowell, both of Peacham.
At Ryegate Corner. March 8 by Rev. James NJ.
Beattie Mr. Oscar j. Gibson, of Ryegate and Miss
Nancy f. Dunn, of Groton.
At Groton, March 9, by Rev. Geo. Carpenter
George ii. Vance and Elizabeth Darling.
At Groton, March 9, by Rev. George Carpenter
Nathaniel Page and Martha WEIGH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

ON the 10th of October last. Edwin
forehead i'll Il singular manner. He was
picking Il cap from Il metallic cartridge
of a hreach-loading gun. when the shell
exploded. throwing the bullet into the
floor on which he wis standing. and
forcing the shell of the cartridge into
his forehead. over the left eye, to the
brain making Il fearful wound. The shell
immediately dropped from the wound.
followed 10y tw" tahlc-SpoonStul of brain
matter. Chase has nearly recovered
from the injury. is of sound mind and
at his usual business
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

fa>>t MP>IC LODGE. No. q. =. y 4. VI
Regular communication Thursday eve. ON or h.,
!"rr TIA" full nt the Moon j T. T\NIpE -,
HA>WELL CHAPTER. No. II. R.a. VI.
Regular communication. FRIDAY ON OF before the.
MI "i TIA" moon. |. W. CT NNINGHAM S-c'N
lNle'> Dirtntic >aIcratu~.- Universally a,.
hn"" lrd-"d the hest in Each pound bears the.
name Of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without
tIunr2n -.
What il the value of a Hfti Gold cannot
81 cold "r any disease leading tn cuusumptinn a
single dollar invested III Hale Hoh,y Of HGr,ho,ud
"d Tar Will unqu"Nti"nahly preserve il
For benrtsirnt effect on the system, no prrpara
tl"ns equal those Of the Forest Tar Co Portland
We. For consumption. catarh and diseases of
The mucous membrane. Forest Tar in solution
" lth the lnhalerl, is unrNcrllrd. For bronchitis
mt throat affections. Forest Tar Trnchrs are -X
''llent and convenient. For immediate use in
asses Of cuts, bruises. burns scalds Keep Forest
lar >alvr always i'll the house. For salt rhrum
"r"pll"nS of the skin, chapped hands dressing
wounds, shaving the toilet us. Forest Tar
soap. Ask your druggist tor these preparations
HUNTS Remedy is not IA new compound il has
been before the public more than twenty wears
and extensively used by all classes both with and
without the advice Of "A physician. HUNTS
REMEDY has been the means of saving from
lingering and frighttul disease and death hundreds
"f our well known citizens. HUNTS REMEDY
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
CATARRH cannot h. ,,1r.d nv .nn,,.

CATARRH cannot be cured by snuffs washes
OF local applications. 1t is weakness of the con
stitution, developing itself III the nasal organs
first, afterwards extending to the throat and lungs
ending generally III Consumption if not checked
by proper remedies. Pains in head back loins aud
weakness of kidneys its attendant Diseases
More people have Catarrh than any other disease
1t is easily cured. Thousands of cases some of
forty years standing, have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three years by the Con-
<ttutiOHdl Cdtdrrh Remedy. Certificates to back
the above and treatise on Catarrh in a - page
pamphlet, sent free on application to Littleteld
Co. proprietors. Manchester, n. H Send name
On postal card and it will cost only cent Price
q Del bottle. ITO Sept 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
praMs.

At Danville, March H. Mary Goodale aged ~.
At Danvie, March IL, of canker-rash Albert
Morrill,, of the late Albert Stevens, aged 6
years.
At Lunenburg, March TO- Mrs. Samuel Phelps
aged ~
At Rosemond Ill, Feb. -, Deacon Stephen F.
Bean. aged 80 years-formerly of Sutton.
In Manchester, n. H., March 18th, Mr.. Amasa
fiodssdon, aged 80 years-tormerly of Walden
His remains were brought to W alden for burial.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
NOTICE.!

Whereas Ehcn Edwards of >b.-...
Caledonia, has filed III TIN tI.rL. p-
county. his libel for divorce, --tf.l, ,..
stance that he was legally married ~ ., &c.
al April y. ID. Isl. at D,rb. .f b.
CTlrans and Stale "t Vermont. &c. l.,'...
then OF Derby, aforesaid but H.. . '.
known. by the Rev. l. + Muu.ru.
the Gospel that he lived and ,sI .....
said Laura Ella As his wife from Aar. %
til the 10th day of Dct"hrI \ l. L..
wilfully deserted the lih,-ilaui and De-.
said dr-rrtInn
And IT being made Ia appeal ti.i'r... .
Ella resides without this STAT. D.. l,,.. .
20 that Il citation cann"t hr served ..;,., .-
hereby ordered that notice. Of th,. f.-,,,-.
libel br given I" th, and LAM.
publication of the substance. Thereof .r.
order. i'll the Cal-duniau. Il ut.y, >I..l,., .....
II. J"hnsbury. i'll said county ril,- ....
rr-sively, the last of which puhl,4'..1
weeks prior I" the first day ni Ih,. r,l- ,-
{ 'aledunia County Court t" h,- held a, -
bury, i'll said county, on the iir-t Iu,,dlr
\. II. l-16.
Dated al ST. J"hn-hury. uI. tin w.
March. \ II. LIT \ T. RANKIN ..
EDW ARDS \ DlCkEEMAN ltt.u.. .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

his death while trying to save his son.
and not as Il result of the accident. and
that the son was riding on free pass.
10y accepting which he had discharged
the compauy from liability.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Collins and Caske.s

Manufactured and sold whnl,,.,l....t
l.. u. HOW ARD, East OF IirI -. I'D.
dt'c.d Rdf.S '.'
= Caskrts upholstered AMI rr.f.,....
notice at til" rooms over liz, H,.t.
St"r", Eastern Avenue. 'ail III amt -...
work '. %.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
A Card---Explanatory.


Boston, MASS. March 18th I-7t.
H'dr S'r:-fermit me through Your columns to
correct al error int" which SOM ot nv friends
ha\r been mIsled refer toa remark INDUCED III
that DIR g"ught"n left Il successor whom he.
would not recommend Now this 10 a gre
NI"u- "rr"r-a- 1t has been my earnest d-sir, IL
secure successor who's" ability as a physician
would he unqursti"nahlr and one who would sus-
tain himself a. gentleman And III this | feel
| have arrn successful. tnr in NV succ-ssur Dr r
Il ushins. We have these qualities combined and
| Gould most chrerfully and heartily recommend
him TO the confidence of all Further il would
ha>" been "A pleasant duty for To have introduc
ed 'r Gushing personally. but I" secure the pa
SltI"n which now have with Prof Thayer- of
this city. tim" would not permit | herewith civ.
4 copy "i Il letter written me by physician with
whom l'r Gushing read mrtcinr and with whom
hr WAS for a time isSucIatod
Very Respectfully,
DIR. HOUGHTON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

bership from the church here. as there
was no church of his choice where he
lived. but has always reported himself
to the church here as often us he could,
and stood by the denomination of his
choice in his youth, although deprived
of meeting with them. There are but
three of the original members of this
church now known to be living. The
church now numbers about two hun
dred members.
Waterford.
Last Sabbath the people of Lower
Waterford bad the pleasure OF listening
to Il very interesting address by Mrs
Cole, the wife of II missionary returned
from Turkey. on the condition of wo-
man in ihat country.
One day last week, Mr.. Willard Stod-
dard, of Lower Waterford, killed il steer
that would have been two wears old
next May, which dressed 9:f} lbs Who
beats this
We noticed on town meeting day
that one man had his sugar orchard
tapped. We suppose he wishes to he
III readiness for sugaripg when it does
come.
Thomas Bickford, Jr., of Waterford,
has bought the Merrill place, hear the
first Littleton bridge, for $40. The
tenement he vacated is now occupied
by Mr.. Carr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

learn that y"u arr about t" leave. - bloomsbury
AMI ar hiv" many relatives and friends in that
Nl'Ihity. wish {" recommend A. Your successor
l'r + Il 'u~hInG"f Dover. y. II. lie Was a student
III my "ih'"-and after his graduation had the care.
"l ihF patients during part of my sickness In
In" twenty Years PraotIr" | have had several rs
H"'lit'"S OF assistants, hut II" "nr gave such
universal satisfaction as did lIr. +. Il Gushing
Ahh can confidently recommend HIM a. Il good
ply stefan and an upright man
Your Old Chm
Lynn. Mass. \ VI CUSHING
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

Ivox,s E,1H,1Roy prevents the Hair from fall;
inc out or turning gray renews its growth, ana
gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."- per
fnmed and makes a splendid dressing. IL is ,le
cleanest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
duced. FUSED by the elite. Price only % cents
tAprl6 76
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
DISSOLUTION!

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Colby
ia! orcntt Is tins day dissolved by mutual con
Sent. ": W. orcutt is authorized to settle the
affairs OF the concern ' Tue
DANIEL COLBY
GEORGE GAY.
ST. Johnsbury, March |. l-76 f.if
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Births.

At St Johnsbury, March Q, h son, to MI ana
Mrs Alex'r e. Halves of San Francisco.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
New Hampshire Election.
The Republicans Carry the Stat

The Republicans Carry the State.
The greatest Interest centered in the
New Hampshire election this year. part
~ because of il effect upon the Prc>i-
dental election this centennial year.
and more 80 hecaIIsc "f the attempt tO
make party capital ont OF the lielknap
shame. Below We give IA summary of
the news up to the time of going Ia
press:
The returns from 1870 towns and wards
give Cheney .76:}; Marcy. - $50
Kendall aid scattering. 30. The same
towns last year gave Cheney ;O,293 :;
Roberts. %. 7}7; White and scattering,
sol, making Il net Republican gain of
2I52. The Representative vote in the
same towns shows il Democratic net
gain of :. Mr.. ChcneN's election 10y
the people is conceded 10y all parties,
and the Republicans claim 10y Il ulajori
y of from 1900 To 2O,W. The House
and Council, at this writing appears to
he in doubt, while the Seaatr is largely
Republican.
Last year, Gov. Cheney had Il plural
ity of only l72. and the election of Gov
erhor was made by the Legislature.
This year his majority promises to ex-
coed 1900.
The Legislature is going to be very
close, bnl with the probabilities in fa-
vor of the Republicans having ma
IorIty or JOINT ballot. and So CARRYING
oft The senatorial prize. They seem to
have carried : of the II senatorial dis
nirt>. II gam of three. but the Dem
o.rdIs have gained eight on the Repre-
;, utatiycS 80 far heard from last wear,
tie Republican. had III majority i'll the
House, and 9 OH joint ballot.
at Lancaster the Republicans elected
moderator and town clcrk. aud ,,tter
baiiotns all day without choice. adj
ioutucd until "Wednesday, when they
were to ny again.
LlttletUu elected three democrats
Harry aud Geo. A. Bingham. and Geo.
Cater. Lyman elected lleIbeit Moul-
ton. democrats; Monroe, Alexander War
dcm. republican. iiavcihiiI. ChaS \.
Gale AMI Ezra b. Mann. Democrats.
Dalton. }. Il. Lawlcnne. Il, nr,iat
Bethlehem, John Il. Siuciair i.ld ina
Eastman, democratic.
81
morning incIaIse the k,puhlican esti-
mate t" oven 2Ol1 majority also Il siand-
some Republican majority ia he Huuse
;i> well a. Senate. Lancaster elects one
Republican. N-ll don. TO The. Granite
State, Now for C"nuccticut
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Wheelock.

Ge"lge Williams is tini>hin. OF Il
room III his grist mill tol Samuel Wood
NANCY t" occupy aS Il shoe shop
Our correspondent for the CaI.Ionith,
III a recent communications. refers to the
meeting question. and in the con
Guiding sentence INDUCES in Il rrnark
that gives occasion for unplca>;lntncsS.
In II subsequent article he corrects the
first saving it should read Il certain
man and not Il certdin b,Other. This
correction is followed bN u statement
that Is more objectionable than uhat
appeared III Il previous article. There
he dISclaln> ANY intention of Il personal
thrust. especially To any member of
either society. but allows the certain
man the benefit of the remark Simply
the change stated. fails to relieve the
statement of its objectionable feature ::
for now the certain man receives the
benefit of our correspondents suspicion.
and that i'll il public manner. This Ger
tam man not being Il member of either
OF any society, must be- considered an
outsider In admitting the correctness
of the suspicion stated, even the MEM
htrshIp of eur >"cietIeS do not feel fiat
tered. We have confidence in our lead
ing socirtN men, that after considering
and deciding upon Il matter of such
vital Importance to the best interests
of the place. and in Il manner satisfac-
tory to all concerned, that the, would
not allow themselves to be improperly
Influenced. and especially by one who
has II" interest i'll the enterprise When
the first article appeared and some good
brother WAS reminded of improper in
diligence in speaking of the matter. and
exhorted to say. amen. and hereafter
he silent, We outsiders congratulated
ourselves i'll being fortunate once: but
to our surprise, in one short week the
tables were turned, and the Achan
proved to be Il member of our company
1t seems unfortunate, Just the time when
the friends were generously providing
for the liquidation of the debt. and bur
dened ones feeling the time of relief was
near: that any person should be- impli-
Gated with improper interference. or the
least shadow of suspicion rest upon our
hest men, who have this matter i'm
charge, however great assistance this
certain man night render.
OUTSIDER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
For Sale or EXCHANGE !

The Subscriber will sell q exchange for "A farm
his house and barn, carriage shed and wood shed
connected ais" seven acres of the best land in
town on the EAST side of the Passumpslc river
hve minutes travel from the Passumpsi, and u
q. Depot. litf JAMES 1; AFFEEV
st. Johnsbury, Mar. l. ls76