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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
A Rev Ralnissry.

DIR. Alexander Ecker, the well-known
authority on matters prehistorical, a.
well as rs Professor Of Comparative
Anatomy In Freiburg. Baden, con-
tributes to recent number Of the pc
riOdiczl Of which he is q Joint editor, u
most suggestive paper, entitled "SOme
Remarks upon Fluctuating Character
I'm the Human Hand" As the line of
research is somewhat uncommon, and
may, for aught we know, be productive
of important results, the substance of
Prof. Ecker's paper Is here presented
to English readers in m abridged form.
Henle, in his work on anatomy, has
made the observation that people
have very vague ideas about objects
even which are assumed to be we'll
known; e. q. the query is often put,
How many feet has crab? or, How
many toes has q cat?-questions which
receive most varying answers even in
well-formed and educated circles. If,
then, the question be put in the com
pany of half a dozen people, which fin
ger is the longest-the index (forefinger)
or the "ring" (fourth) finger ?-the
query can seldom be answered before
the members in question have been
looked at. 1t seems, further, very prob
able that the authors of we'll ll-knOwn all
atOmical works have laid down as being
the rule that which they have observed
on their own hands, SO that We are en-
abled to tell in what respect, as to 'ligi-
tai arrangement, such and such sarant
Is endowed. For instsnce-weber says
that the "ring" finger is slightly shOr-
ter than the index; Carus holds that
the latter digit is shorter than the ring
finger; Henle Is of the same opinion,
while, according to Hyrtl, it is the in
dex which comes next to the middle
(the longest) in length; and LANCER,
lastly, says that the index is generally
shorter than the ''ring" finger, but that
there are individuals in whom they are
nearly of the same length.-Na,ure.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

In the preface to his recent excellent
book, "The Abode Of Snow" Andrew
Wilson, well known as the author of
one Of the most interesting works on
the Chinese Empire revives the old
theory of NJ. Adhemar that the earth
will topple over one Of these days and
send the oceans sweeping over the con-
tinents. The theory is that owing to
the greater preponderance Of water in
the Southern Hemisphere, the greatest
accumulation of water is round the
South Pole; when the accumulation
has reached a certain point the bal
ance of the earth must be suddenly de-
stroyed-the center Of sphericity alb
ruptly change far from the center Of
gravity, and the whole earth almost in
simultaneously must turn transversely
on its axis, move the great oceans, and
20 produce one Of those grand cata-
clySus which have before now altered
J the whole face Of the globe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

Their taste being. In some respects,
rather Obtuse, the desh Of which they
psrtake Il not objected to, even though
II be too long since II was killed, or
even whether II was killed Mt all. Many
buffalo calf, dying with Its mother, Is
thus served up. They have no idea of
being filthy In their habits, as who has
What II they did not wash their hands
before mixing the bread, or taking up
the meat? Meat is meat, and, therefore.
clean. No matter If 1t has been carried
thirty or flfty miles, swinging and hop-
ping upon the sides Of mule, until
covered with dust, sweat, and hair; it
needs no washing. or at least gets none,
before being put into the camp-kettle.
II the hair, boiled into strings and
served up with the beef, Is unpalatable,
1t Is quietly taken out Of the mouth, and
thrown away. Hair Is clean, dust is
clean. II dirt is, as has been defined,
matter out Of place, there Is none in an
Indian camp; for what can be out of
place where nothing has place? As
might be expected Of a people whose
subsistence depends upon the chase,
they are not particular as to the kind of
meat used, unless prescribed by "medi-
cine" The buffalo, antelope, or deer
has the preference; II these cannot be
obtained, pony or mule, q dog or a
wolf, supplies the deficiency; and even
the poor little land tortoise does not
come amiss. To the latter / became
somewhat partial, from the fact that,
being thrown into the fire alive, and
roasted with his shell on, there could
none of their filth be introduced. DO
not consider this act cruel. A tortoise
thrown into hot fire, with his back
down, never struggles. or gives any in
dlcation Of pain, but is apparently dead
Immediately, while he would live for
hours with his head severed from his
body. The KiOwss and C0manches do
not eat birds or fish, neither does the
Kiowa eat the flesh Of the bear. They
are forbidden, In the code of laws, rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in plain Indian,
"bad medicine" Hence with them the
wild turkey Is valuable only for Its
feathers, which they use to wing their
arrows. After a meal, water is always
offered to all who have partaken of it,
to rinse the mouth, and wash the hands.
After this the pipe may be in order, but
not necessarily. Ifit be introduced, the
women withdraw, and some important
subject is discussed. The pipe is always
circulated from one to another, from
the right towards the left.-Botter.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

SLEEPING ROOMS should be selected in
such parts of the house as have the most
benefit from the rays of the sun. The
bed and bed clothes should be thor
oughly aired and kept In the sun as long
as possible every day. Many of the
sleeping-rOoms in our hotels are so
situated as never to feel the influence Of
the suns rays, and those who occupy
such rooms for any length of time are
simply committing suicide.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

Infinite toll would not enable you to
sweep away mist; but by ascending
a little you may often look over it alto
gether. SO it is with our moral im-
provement; we wrestle fercely with a
vicious habit, which would have no
hold upon as If we ascended into a
higher moral atmosphere
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
rur OTHER SIDE.

"well, Lawrence, I'm so glad you We
come! l thought you never would.
And I've had such lesson read mel
"LessonP Who's been reading my
wife lesson, should like to know -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

Fit Work To The Ldborer.-"If you
are wise,n said the old trunk, You will
let me alone in this corner. Standing
here in peace, l will hold your clothes,
and keep them safe from dust and loss I;
but carry me over the country and j
shall go to pieces on the way. You had
better be satisfied with the little / can
do well than injure me and yourself
too by putting on me work to which l
am not equal.r
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

Light Burdens Long Born Heary.-
What a fuss you make, Ted said the
oilers horse TO donkey with a pedd-
ler's pack, ::rJust look at the loads We
have to carry from the pit to the carts
every day. Your pack is feather
compared to our coal sacks"
That's true" said Ted, "but You
carry your sacks only little way, and
then shoot them of and have rest be-
fore you take the next. Now l never
get nd of my pack from morning till
night it ia light, l know, but you can't
think what a weariness long bearing
makes it to me "
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

Humility A Test Of True Serriee.-"I
notice. said the stream to the mill.
"that you grind beans as well and as
cheerfully, as tine as wheat"
Certainly clacked the mill, "what
am for but to grind and as long as |
work, what does it signify to me what
the work Is My business Is to serve my
master, and | am not whit more use
full when | turn out fine flour than
when l make the coarsest meal. My
honor is not in doing fine work but in
performing any that comes as well as
can
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26

The Reason Why.-"Why does father
scrapef- said chicken to his brothers.
ado look, he is close to the barley, and
there is measure of corn just by; yet
he scrapes and scrapes as If he hadn't a
grain but what he scratched out OF the
glound.n
"It's his nature, my DEAR" said Mag
scratcher, and whatever he has he will
scratch on till he dies
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
Access to God by Prayer.

The hraNrlr> att not open Z" The l't'-
H,,,G'> call ONLY a. lut"lN al. u" Gi'tc"
Of God'> Holly >pIIt tails not. like the
t,ItiIiIiu. ~hnWcl. only nov ami then {:
ur. hk, th, dew "u the earth : face. OH
Il at morning and night. At all times
uu the, uplitI,.d face "t the believer :
>liIIr the glacI"u~ element l. ready T."
descend Pray ALWAYS: pray without
r,a>inu. When difficulties aIi>c. delay
not To- SEEK and obtain at once the sic
con ,nu need. >uitlrl than hl the sub
lie. electric agent. i thought home tl"u
earth Ia heaven. lhc great >pl1t ca
high l. ~ constant y upHtiN with lht'
htlt\ Iug >WIIt hturdth. ami M u mo
mcut. iu th, tWnhluG al an eye. the
thrill 81 aspiration FLASHES from the
heart ui man I" tod. " hen even any
thiu- y-Nr> You: NhrucNri. from the
Iud,. and selfish WaN- al men. ANY tIIHI>
IF t.mIn.r cfn-> N"uI path hen \"u
spirits ne, lutfird. uI our Christian t"I-
h,..tlaIic,. pat lo the tt>'. tee llu> A"Iil
instant rt.>uurcr. Haste away. II only
tnl a IInurut. lo THE >,.ltut and ltaCt-
breathing pTt>tuCt. ut Jesus. ana You
will not fail t. Itturu with - >pu 1t
>nuthrd and caucd. OI when the IN
pur,. and "N-mlldrd surround N"u.
when. iu the path "t du1N. the tnGl TOM
of Noul Christian puIltN = IpI I" suffer
from hI~tI contacts. oh. hat lrhri I"
ntt the h,.II L. tMl~i. 1" lI>t- "u the
uIuu> al tIith. even tuI one instant IL
breathe, the uIl at than rr-I"u ~ here tie
infinite. Panty dW,ll>. and rhru r'tuIn
with Il mind >tt.cl,d against temptation.
,..,lt =. t,.,-,I ,lTL Th,. instructive. a H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
SALEM LEAD C0RPAh'

Warranted FL RI Will
known thruu huui "" l. .'.'.
FINEST and FIST
LEAD TAP. - 70 ".'
tam sticks
LEAD RIBBp>. t''l.
col reels ior huIld-r-
LEAD PIPE ui AIN -
Al lowest maTk'f If..'-
IN FRAN = ih'.N ' .l
t>,II2a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
THE
Youths Companion
A Weekly Paper for Young People and
the Family.

The Companion aims To- lee favuTlte III every
family looked FOL eagerly by the Young folks and
read with interest 10y the older II PROPOSES {"
t-r--t while II amu-r- I" h- ludlciuu- practical
sensible. and To have really permanent worth.
Wtlle II attracts FOL the hour
1t j. handsomely illustrated and has for contrib
ut"rs some OF the most attractive writers III thu
country. Among these al, J. l. Tow bridge. Ed
ward EgGl-st"n. Or !. l Hayes Reb+cca DAVIS.
Abby Morton pIaz Edward Everett Hale Louisa
NJ. Alcutt. Rev W NJ Baker Louis, Z. MuultHu
&. A Stevens Harriet 7 Spuffurd G-o. NJ. Tuvl
It, reading l. adapted To the old and young II
very comprehensive III its character. Ii gives
stories Of Adventure. Letters OF Travel Editor
ais upon Current I"dics. Historical Articles Bio
graphical Sketches Religious Articles Stories "f
Home and School Life. Tales POETRY. >-eC tions
FOL Defamation, Anecdotes Puzzles Facts and
lncld-nIs
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 81 IS. This Ill.
clude> the payment of Postage by the publishers
Specimen copies sent free Please mention what
paper YOU this
PERRY MASON CO..
Al Temple Place. Boston. Mass. 35-t
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Passumpsic Railroad.
sa tHET1s -
EXCURSIONS
10
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC

RoTTE A-Moutr-al via Passumpsic and south
Eastern Railroad Return same Route.
ROUTE B-Muntreal and Quebec. via Pas>uml.
sic south Eastern. Richeeu Line Steamers ana
Grand Trunk Railway.
RoTTE C-Ourb-c via Passumpslc Railroad 4"
Shrrhrnoke Grand Trunk Railway I" Quebec he
turn same Route.
- The. sale of Excursion tickets will com
mrnce July / and continue during the months OF
'Iu,ru.t and S-pt.mh-r good II return until No
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

Hi fEItIEEfp WAItE.-A tramp
while "u hI~ tI.tNcl> noticed a plir.tId
ui front ot Al ban room. Ii bore the
pleasing legend. -'FItt Luuch. and ht.
Went iu. walked uu">1-uti"u>k up l." i
plate. aud c"mmrucrd operations with
"a sandwich: then the h;I keeper walk
I'd up I" the c.tdaNrI"u> wretch and
sad Men Who eat her, alr expected
T." pay Ion dIuh. Il know it,. said
tie, tramp. .Wcll. then. " hl dnu't You
conform To the rules - Cause -"
900 Tor health. and don't drink I'LL I'm
through eating. he haIkccpti tuIu-
-d IN hack Ton "a u"urnt. and the tramp
shipped three, sandwiches mt" hi> coat
pocket and drN "ul,d toul then lac.
walked up /" the har. and Ia the dis
p-u>,-l "t >tmulaur> whispered hu>hIlN
''trIuue a GLASS - WatrI. will " -
Nv hat Ndtci LttrI t"uI sandwiches -
htll"0td the harkrrptr augIilN. 'lr>I
Vatrr, replied the tramp. Five been
Il drinking % it niGh "uttI FORTY Ntal>.
and it, Just the hralthir>t stuff agoiu.
And l,c h"hhl-d"ut: hut il hrhad caught
the boot thar flew aitri him. he would
not have been satisfied With the "hontN"
oi hi visit.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
Tickets Good Ten DAYS From Date.
Memphremagog House..

lh- interior 81 the M-mI.tI-ma-"E HOUSE
duTu- tn past wlHi-I ha- -''u' through th'r"u-i
repairing and r-furuI-hnE Ihr -Nt,rior with IL
" ID, N,IaIda- All 'Id- View II Iu"uHtaIu and
Lab, -,-u,IN uuI -lIrIa~---d tins continent b,
hot. uud'I TIN effective --HruI 81 Nj /
Buck RECENTLY ui It i AIu,- Hotel Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
NASoN.S ESTATE.

EDWARD u. MA>ONS ESTATE.
Il The subs, ribers having been appointed 10y 'ht
Honorable Probate Court t"I the lhrtilct "l ali
d,Iia Comm -iUn,.I- To- receive EXAMINE anu an
lust all claims and demands 81 all persons 4-alh-
tn, estate, of Edward d Mason. late 81 liAintt
in said district deceased. represented ln-"I
vent and The. term of -iN months from the l1ih diN
Of July \. II. LIT being allowed 10y SAID "uit L
the creditors of said deceased I" exhibit ana prove
then respective claims before ~: tive h"ll''
that W., will attend To the duties ut en- appoint
m-nt at the dwelling house 81 Mr.. Ed"hrh !,
Mason III Pa-~umI'-Ic. III -aId district "n th' i-'I
dav OF August and th- 2uth day "f January n"Ni
al clock III the afternoon. gu each "i sAld dAN :
J. A GOtLlt rou,ru.r.
3i.p JOHN FELCH )
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
STATES.
.p1rS UFNIyGwAY,S ESTATE

HARIT-S HEMINGWAY'S ESTATE.
| The subscribers having been appointed pN "
Honorable Probate Court for III" district "i alru
MIA commissioners. to receive. EXAMINE anu az
claim. and demands of all persons against the r-td'
of Darius Hemingway. late of W ateii'fd. III ~. i
district deceased re presented inS"lNent anu w
HIN, allowed nv said ont to the creditors al sald
decreased to exhibit and prove then ftSptc'lN :
claims before us. Give notice that "" VIII A'Ltnu
to tn. duties OF our appointment at the dWtllH :
hons, of th.. late. Darius Hemingway III Waterford
i'll said district ON the 18th day of August anu
9th day of January next. al ten clock. III 'h'
forenoon. on each of said days
L : FREEMAN. tC,uuIs
n L TURNER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
flor SALE.
For Sale I!

The place owned and occupied by the late Ed
ward ID. Mason. OF Passumpsic. consisting of b
acres of good land suitably divided into tllage and
pasture lands with comfortable buildings. Any
one desiring such place. Will find this de~ir
able one and very pleasantly located.
$40 EDWARD y. MASON. Admr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

GOINtI NOkIH
Ac d. kI Mail NsEI
AT Newport. ! u u IL 1 ~ y III Il y Iii ; 3 a III
Montreal = ~ 100
Quebec y 30 n III
GOING SOUTH
Ic d EI Mad y Er.
Leave Quebec ~ pm
Montreal gO0am 90 y III
Newport - !, III l ~ J. III a. n = u
KICHEIIEU LINE STEAMERS leave Mon
tr-al daily except SUNDAY. y Arrive nj Que
hec t. ~ Il Leave Quebec al = Ill. Arrive al
Montreal L a
>AGUENAY LINE STEAMERS leave Quebec
daily except sunday and Monday. al : a Ill. Time
tur round IMP l. hours.
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEAMERS
leave Quebec every TUESDAY AT y
ii. r.. FOLSOM. >upt.
y. =. LOWERING JR.. Gen. Ticket Agt.
l. l. IL. I.-t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
Passumpsic Railroad.
EXCURSIONS
10
LAKE MEMPHREMAG0G
Great Inducements Low Rates,
Great Inducements. Low Rates.

Iup I" Newport DINNER al thr Mem 'hrvmA-"-
Hru-,- and sail III Ihv i,,-autliu! -l-tnrI Lad, CO.
tin I.ak- all included tn, f"li"" Ju4 N-ry low
I.tI-- iuI pArt-- II t-u uI mole LuIuG SANE ddN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

Catarrh Of % Yea, STATING c.
With pr"ppinr- o. 'h, I'-.u- tu.'.
Choking. Pam Iu DO. >t...H.', h''
and kIdne,-. H.,tt,n. ,.l tr--.
Breaking dawn OF th. >.-',L. '.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

Run MAD uN RtDETIA>.-A lady
correspondent ut the Syracuse n. \ -
STANDARD. under the inspiration "t the
news al th. victory "t the Cornell crew
at Saratoga. wrote the following de-
>cIipti"u of how the news WAS Icccil ed
at ljhica
Don't You wish To- our hag- and
d,.rnlatiou>? From basement l." tin
top chimney top We ny Cornell c"l"r>.
ENtIN h"u>t- ha> from one 1" one hun
dr,d tiay>. aud l. draped il Cornell col
"r> Every Woman and child Vtar> the
Cornell ribbons. Every man the
badges every dog thu Cornell collar
tverN tame pigeon and pet rabbit the
Cornell >trtamtr> every cat Cornell
bows III heI .-aI> and Cornell Tie un-
der her whi>keIe. Every horse ii riag nI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
For Sale or Exchanged!

The Daniel Halves farm. two miles from II
J"hnshurV. on the North DauvIll, road. VIII -.ll
exchange toI i huu>,- III the village. For partIc
ulars enquire OF DAVID SILSBl. OF JOHN
HAW - John-burV. 3i37
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
WANTED +!

SEWING MACHINE GIRL, who Is familiar
with the Singer Machine. Must be a frst-class
Vest maker \ permanent situation aud good wa
ges tu the night one Enquire of
STEVENS BROS. Tailors
st bloomsbury. June - 3tt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

\ MODERN GFoEGE WASHINGTON.
\ c>trrdaN morning. a careless mason
dropped ~ halt-hrick from the second
story "t building ont "u Jefferson
street. on which he. was AT work. Lean
ug over the wall and CHANGING down
ward. he di>cnN cred a respectable citi-
zen. with hi> silk hat >crunched over his
eyes and c.tr>. rising from Il rrcumhcut
posture. | he iud>uI. IL tones OF some
applehrn>Inu. asked Ibid that brick
hit any one down thercg" The citizen.
with gIrat dItficulTN cAtricatiug himself
from the t-tittIug tAtiugui>h..r int"
which hi hat bad been transformed,
Replied with considerable wrath YES.
Ill. il did it hit me. That's Tght.
exclaimed the mason. in TONES Of undi>-
gui~rd admiration: .'N"hle man,
would rather have wasted u thousand
bricks than have had yoH tell mt. a lie
about II. This incident hI> centeu-
MAI moral. and large reward j. offered
L. amy one mo viii discover " bat il i.
Huntington lIa.l Hdrkeyt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

I'M SEASON Al >AEAI"TA. -bniN
tVo. al tlut,. nt the lar., hotels show
WatrIIuu- place, thiItt. Saratoga people
Iuh thclI hands iIht The flannel Iu "a cold
June. and >.N thu ~tt>uu i lrtChWIId-
Life at the Springs = none thc les lie
hghtful. hoNtN"I thtir = not much
hustle hut plenty al auiniatI"n. >ala-
t"ga look more quiet. more lt,tutIfui.
and VASTLY more picturesque than a \'aI
ago. Lower Broadway. mean thu park s.,
ha> contributed most With IT. soldiers
monument. new hotels. and the new
Congress >piuy h"u>,. and pl"mruadr.
At inst sight there Ipptal> /" l't much
les display than t"rmrr ~. and Just ~
much good TASTE. \ large percentage
of guests during the past month have
been turtIgucI> from the CcutrullaI.
who STAYED at most from three tU seven
daN>. These have not proved them
>tN - >Icudrmtt>. ht last few cool
DAYS have not been conducive 1" com
Portable iud"lrucr. and many departed
tins evening. The arrivals on Saturday
were large. and to-day i suggestive OF
old times. \ .Ir.t influx i expected
to-muIIoV morning. The Grand Julun
and | uIttd states hotels - tn stem tu
cuioN the laIgcr halt al the fashionable
patronage. and dlt about full. All at
the Larger hotels make >uuIr appearance
uf Nt, aud 4alttl. The nr>t garden
palrN Vas gwen at the trr.ud mon.
to-day. aud Wa attended 10y guests
from other hotels. the special features
81 II being the spots and dancing "i the
children. " he III spite 81 then enf"lCti
ututlrut>> lady lin, tIutIN uauZ,- dress
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
NOTICE /!

All persons indebted I" the estate of the late
Edward l.. Mason of Fa--umJ-ic. requested I"
call at THEN earliest convenience al his late resi-
drnce and arrange tur "A settlement
$40 EDWARD II. MASON. Adm I.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

would say to the many friends and customers
al thu firm Of II PApDDt h 4 co. that | shall
continue the Boot and Shoe business IA all IT.
branches. and shall keep larger and better assert
mrnl and shall tndr.VoI sell cheaper than ever
shall continue to sell for cash and price I" all
! have made Arrangements Tor the agency I" sell
--wing machines and shall sell cheaper than any
other agent III Tins part of the country. ! wish 10
say that ! shall keep the best woIkIn-n and the
hest stock that can b, found III the market and can
MAKE j. good and stylish Il brot can lee got ia
this state. Repairing done neatly. ch-aPlN and
with despatch. >h"-mak-r- supplies cheap bN
strict adhrraucr I" the prinCipl Inch the nruI
introduced hul,e to hold the trade the tirm and
add many the list
r. IL PADDDCk X
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