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Mending Rubber Boots and Shoes.

Several have asked us how they could
repair WOrnOIIt rubberS. At the depots
of rubber goods in cities, cement, made
of dissolved rubber, is sold for this pur-
pose in small tin boxes. Unless one can
pIucuIc this. it is not worth while to
undertake. to do the mcnding, nor is il
likely Ia he economical with this, unless
one has considerable such work to do,
aS the cement, soon after the box is
opened. becomes hard and useless. Rub
Der can he dissolved 10y those who will
he at he trouble and expense, but this
i one of The things that will not pay in
4 small way, aS those living at il dis
lance from cities will find 1t very diff
cult to procure the articles, and when
they are at hand. unless one Is used to
working with such materials. they are
dangerous to handle. on account of
their inilammahilIty. The ordinary
shoes contain but Il very small proper
ton III rubber, and are useless for dis
solving To make Il cement pure gum,
rs il l. imported. must he used. The
best solvent = the hiSul phide of carbon,
Il liquid that Is very volatile and dan
@cr"u>lN mtlImmahle, and has IL most
offensive odor; this dissolNes the rub
Der i'll the cold: the gum should he cut
int" thin strips. and placed in the
nI>ulphIdc III Il very securely stopped
bottle: it SwcllS up greatly, and makes
i thick sticky mass, from which. when
to the air, the liquid soon
evaporatcS, leaving the rubber in its
original state. No rule is given for
making tie cement, but it should, if too
thick. be Trimmed with more bisulphidc.
t" work with brush. In applying
patches. both those and the shoes should
he clean, and the patch kept under
pressure until the cement dries. All
work with this should he done at dis
tancc from Il tire, IL lamp, or other
source of danger. Chlorotorm also dis
solves rubber. but is expensive ben
zolc. maphtha and similar liquids, which
require the Use of heat, are too danger
Gus. and they leave the rubber sticky.
W lille we believe in small economies
there are some which cost more than
they save. and are not to he commend
ed. We think the cheaper way will he
to purchase only the best ruhber boots
and shoes. Use them carefully. and when
they are Worn ont get new ones.
-lmericdH -IJIicHItTiSt.
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Gstafrs.

STATE OF VERMONT, CArpno,
- In Probate Court held AT H.. ia ia hisrRfrr
St Johnsbury, in said Dstrict ,"udt" UMn .
Of December \. ID. 1876 VI" Tile 5tA a.
John Emerson, Administrator u,,,
Luke SWEET late of Brodhead ~ 'nr "''ar. ,
ceased, makes application to said 80 'h>lu d
10 sell the whole of the real cst,t,. ~. I,I Ia.-
representing that the sale of said Real Wv, w.. l''4,
DE behenciai to the Heirs and all int,>,,'t' no.
estate, for the pu' pose of conyertin ~ Sled la
money and said administrator - ne N.Iu. n,
IN court the consent and approbatjor H. '"'"'-t ..
all the heirs TO said estate rrsidin, -, "a Whiting
the granting of said license. III ms stat.
WhereupOn, il is ordered bv s,iI
application be referred To a sessin, ,''I 'hi',.4
held at the Probate Office, III said II la 'p.
the I'D day OF Dec, \. H. L., '..'''hir.
and decision thereon; and. it il t,I-,l '' hrar-
that all persons interested he, ,,,,,.. ufi--.
publication of notice of sand aI,I,Ii.,., "'If: ..
thereon, three weeks successivlly j., ',i and rs.
an, printed at st. Johnsburv. bat,,. '' aire. r
hearing, that they may appear at ,,., I''a tine.
place, and, if they see cause obi,r, ,. '.l uMr d.
BY the Court, Attest, '''''''"
'4-'6 HENRY FRENCH h..
true copy of record a,r',, '"-'ht
HENRY FEENDH r,.
STATE OF VERMONT CAIFrn>.,
- In Probate Court held at tn. I.r.l !E.. =.
9th day of December. \. ID. ls1t ''"' 90 H.
An instrument purporting To- b.. H.
and Testament of Demrrrit DAVIS ~, .'''
in said district, deceased ban NV. W. aliu
Court by Calvin ID. Bigeluw. tn, o.. ,'h'rt n.
named for Probate: .'0 .''' u,,-..
1t is ordered by said Court that .u
cerned therein he notified To- apI..tr -, cog
said Court To be held at the Frnl,f ,,t % .'
Johnsbury, on the I'D day OF u,.,.t.' .l n
1876, and show cause, if any they MAJ, t,,' j ].
the Probate of said Will Tor when ,.', '-il,'
further ordered, that copy of tn .'I,'' D B.,
order be published three weeks .,i,.,,.,' ~ o.,
taledonian, printed at st. Johnson, Ivy h '.-
said time appointed for hearing ''''.N' p.
BY the Court Attest
HENRY FREN, u r..-....
true copy of Record Alta, ''-.''i
d." HENRY FEEN, u E,-.,.,
DENJAMIN SANBORN'S FST,rr
- The subscribers, havin. beer, ar,-..-,..tt
Honorable Probate Cont for th.. It-.. 10Y i.e
donna commissioners TO receive. ,.>.,,,.,. at.
Just all claims and demands of all r..,, '"' i4
the estate of BENJAMIN Sanbnrn E,r. ri-ti''
in said District, deceased repr..-.n,,,j ''L' l.
vent, and the term of six months from h. . .l'..
of Dec: a. ID. l-1G being allowed by san, 7A Ia
the creditors of said deceased t. ,. fil,., NJ 20
their respective claims before u- ' '..F~
that We will attend to the duties of ..,,, -''.-
ment at the dwelling house of 7 "a lii"i'
in Lyndon, in said district on M. "a 1ial' T.
day of Feb, and I'd Wednesdt, u Inn, y, ''a-'
one o'clock, in the Afternoon "n each ~ ~ N a.
Il. +. LINDpIN ''''
55-51 W. =. RENl> '"nH;.
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ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGEs.-At the gen
eral term of the Supreme Court the
following assignment of Judges WAS
made for the year commencing Decem-
Der LIST, 1876:
Chittenden-W Wheeler, Royce, Ross,
Powers-January =.
aDklin-PierpOint, Wheeler, Ross,
POwers-January IL.
Grand Isle-Pierpoint, Wheeler, Ross,
POwers-January Is.
Addison-Barrett, Wheeler, Redfield,
Powers-January %.
Rutland-P ierpoint, Barrett, Royce,
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Bennington-Pierpoint, Barrett, Royce,
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Wheeler, Royce, Ross, Pow
ers February IL.
Windsor Wheeler, Redtield,
Powers-February -.
Orange PierpOint, Barrett, Royce,
ROss-March q.
Washington Barrett, Royce, Ross,
Powers.
Lamoille -Pierpoint, Royce, Redtield,
Ross.
Royce, Ross, Powers.
Essex Barrett, Wheeler, Redtield,
Powers.
Caledonia Barrett, Wheeler, Redtield,
Powers.
FOR COUNTY COURT.
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Barrett, Windsor, Windham.
Wheeler, Bloomington, Rutland.
Royce, J-Grand Isle, Franklin.
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Ross, J-Caledonian, Essex.
Powers, J-Lamoille, Orange.
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Spiritual Blessings.

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10 lS 'S our circumstances may require.
rn S"''% !" 'Ir throne "i grace, there
to't' we in,1 =" I" receive what ON
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The experiment of mixed education
was tried at Leavenworth, Kansas, for
the first time last week. Eleven color
ed pupils entered the high school half
IN hour after the session had begun.
aud as they filed in there WAS Il siiobt
sensation among the white pupils very
slight, however, and continuing only
fol Il moment. When they were seat
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thc new corners were there in accord
ancc with the law of the State and the
order of the school board that they
would he assigned to such Glasses lis
their qualifications fitted them for, ap,i
AVnnlI lao ,riynn
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AN OBLIGING HOTEL GUEST.-The
other evening IL kind looking old man
was escorted to Il room on the third
floor of Il hotel to pass the night, and
it wasn't five minutes before the bell
indicated that he wanted to see il waiter.
y rolorcd boy ran up, stuck his head
into the room and asked what was
wanted. The old man said he didn't
want any thing, but the waiter was
hardly down stairs before the bell rang
again.
Ibid You want sutfin'? ?" inquired he,
as he reached the room again.
In about two minutes his bell rang
again, and this time the waiter exclaim-
ed:
IF We don't want muffin what ar We
pullin' de bell fur ~
Il want to oblige the waiter" replied
the old man.
'.De waitah Oblige de waitah p
Eyes, it says here, please ring the
bell for the waiter and if he wants it
rung I'm willing to oblige him, though
I'm tired and sleepy. and shan't pull it
more'n four times more, unless | know
that some of his family are sick DE
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

BRUTALITY 10 Cows. "A Dairyman
and Doctor" sends to the New York
Tribune the following particulars of the
loss ola valuable COW from IL large tn
NOR upon the ud,lcr: ''Thr cause of
the tumor which WAS really what is
known as Il neutral hernia or rupture
of the abdominal Sac-was il kick bI "A
brutal attendant. have seen thought
less persons, angcred by what they
were led to regard us stubbornneSs OF
viciousness of Il COW, and forgetting the
serious danger of Il kick or heavy blow.
thus abuse the poor animal. whose
only fault WAS really bewildermcnt at
the violent and unreasonable treatment
to which she WAS subjected. Nothing
could he more cruel and injurious. or
more foolish, for in this way. a man de
stroys his own valuable property. Re
peatedly | have had applications for
advice about swellings. tumors. and in
tiammatOry disorders of cows and oxen
which are, more than probably. ia great
part due to i'll treatment of this charac-
ter, OF accidents from injuries by other
cattle, which might have been avoided
by care and watclfulness. | would en-
force the extreme cruelty of beating or
kicking IA COW, and in addition, its worse
than uselessness; for the GOVT natur-
ally gentle aniulil1 -
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spects as so many scholars of the high
school, without regard to color. He
then added, that "any of the other pu-
pills who do not desire to remain in the
school, under such circumstances, have
permission now to retire." Nobody
went out, and after waiting few mo-
ments, the teacher went on with his
work.
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VISIT Your PARENTS. Never allow
weather or want of time or considera-
ton of expense or convenience prevent
it, short and often if in the same town,
or if ut Il distance, make it point now
and then t" so back to the old home,
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and ale very much alone. There are
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own age have passed away !: they need
some break in the loneliness of their
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way tn their last resting place. DR..
W. W. Hall.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

and her management is infinitely more
difficult. No animal is brought by kind,
considerate treatment, from calfhOOd
up, nearer to Il well-regulated, smooth
ly running, and perfectly manageable
machine than cow"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

n large shipment of government
head stones, comprising about 10000
pieces. Is being made from West Rnt-
land to MaIictta. Ga.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

Since the family of President Grant
has been III the White House, there has
been Il wedding, Il birth, IL christening.
I death and funeral under its roof.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

How MEN GROW OLD.-SOme wise
man says that about the age of 30, the
lean man usually becomes fatter, and
the fat man lcaner. Between the Years
of 43 and 80 his appetite fails, his COM
plexion fades, and his tongue is apt to
be furrcd upon the least exertion of
body or mind. At this period his mus
cles become tiabby, his joints weak, his
spirits droop, and his sleep is imper-
feet and uurcfieShing. After Suffering
under these complaints Il year, or per
hap> two, he starts afreSh, with renewed
>igor. and goes on to 81 or ~, when il
similar change takes place, but with
aggravated symptoms. When these
periods have been successfully passed,
the gravity of incumbent Years is more
strongly marked, and he begins to boast
of his age.
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Oysters ! Oysters
MATTHEWS & PETTENGILL

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Oysters. All or
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thankful tn our friends for their patronage in the
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CIRCULAR SAWS
Made Without Hammerins

The "S1MONDS" saws az, -rr4l,h-.r.f 3.
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ing, and are warranted superior To- ttrnu.,r,,, go.
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The success al the proc"~s IrpuIIu- q lI.f.--
heat, insures perfectly UHuorm '.mI.r lHd H.,
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Being free from uneven >tIalu ar bu. III, r,-.
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As the steel Is left IN a NATURAL condition hr o..
process the saws retain their DIgpli .ill. .r !-.
tom. as heu are rsduc.dm .iss thus t,udu- .-
necessity OF rr-hamm~rlng
Being made Of a higher quality ut -;,rl ti4l &.
is practical 10 Use by the old method H.y hid O.
edge better.
Large circular mill saws can D., run - 4ly Pa
s"nable speed with equally GOOD rr~t..r--,au, F..
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Discussion between Il wise child and
It's tutor: That star you see up there
is bigger than this world" mo, it
isn't" "Yes. it is" Then why doesn't
it keep the rain off r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

WHY HE FAILED. Detroit anna
teur portrait painter yesterday invited
Il friend to call at his room and inspect
Il portrait of George Washington which
he had just finished, and call WAS
made. After five minutes passed in 81
lent contemplation Of the artists work
the friend remarked:
You have made Il failure. That is
not Il good likeness of Washington
THAT is your honest opinion, is it ~
1T is"
"Well,' sighed the artist. Il Thought
it WAS pretty good, but if it'> Il failure |
know the reason why. | started ont To
paint Il portrait of Beethoven. hut af-
ter getting down aS far as the eve
hrows | changed my mind and filled up
with Washington Detroit Free Press