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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28
Charlie Ross. Again.
TIE BOY DECLARED ALIVE AND WELL.

THE Eol pECL NIEp ALIVE AND WELL.
y mulalt" appeared IN Philadelphia:
last week. and inquired ton Mr.. Ross.
The man >aN> that his name i George.
and that he WAS born and raised in ii
81. y. \. He i tall and powerfully
huilt. about ~ Years old. with com
plrNI"n Ncrl light. even tor II mulatt".
and keen. dark eyes. His manner j.
simple and quiet. but earnest He SAYS
h" was the cook of Il gang of thieves
which Wd> i branch of an organization
at which M">hcr and Douglass we've the
leaders. Fine Latter We're with 'Di\iSinm
No. !. Nhich had its quarters in the
Northeast. and hc wa> with "pINi~ion
No. >. which located and operated in
the South and West. Charlie Ross was
stolen on the I>t of july. I-7l. and
three days attrrward. he WAS in the
cu>t"dl "t ''Diri>i"n No. =" then At Il
point near Cincinnati. -. George Sal :
that Charlie was turned over To- lii
cIIr and the inst thing lIc WIS ordcrc,
t" ii" WIS {" clip the curl> from Char
lie head that he did 80. and another
man then went over the work again
and cut the chlld'> hair NcIN close IL
the seal =. The party with the child III
then pu>~c>>Inu soon moved South. and
t"r nine months constantly shifted them
quarters. but kept South all the time,
He asserts that he SIN the child aliv.
and we'll within five weeks. and that
within Il week. if the facilities he ask,
aIc afforded him. he viii recover tn,
Ion" lost boy. safe and sound. Gr"rg,
alleges II" tine feelings of humanity ~
TIA" motive which prompted him now Ia
seek To rc>tor,' Charlie To his heart
crushed parents. but SAYS plainly that
he l. after the reward. which li,. vomld
have moved after sooner had he dared
lie claims hat he had no hand in tn,
abduction. and that he never did ANY
crooked work with the gang. 1t i said
that he MIS- able. To wiV, very straight
ANSWERS concerning" the names of lead
rr> at the latter. detailed information
~ L" work done 10y thrm. and Other in
formation which would imply that h,
has seen Charlie Ross since the latter,
abduction. The mullttn >oIcmml\ pro
tests that every word be- utIrI> about
the matter i truth. and SAYS he only
wants his assertions tested. and that h,
i ready t" ii" what he promises nr tul
felt his life.
There are three theories IrgaIdin.
tins mans action: First. he may h,
simply Il heat" cndra>nring t" maxi,
Il few dollars ont al Mr.. Ross or >ccIIr,
Tree transportation t" Il certain distant
point h" IL anxious to reach second
he may hc commissioned h\ men llNiI.
p">>cs>inn of he child. which has gI"wr
Il burden on their hands. T." play tia,
game he Is irving ON, with the ohlrc
of securing the reward and Sharin" i
/ with them: third. he i telling tn.
truth and is really able and willing t,
d" what he proposes The popular
hope will prove universal that he may
III amy event, prove the means of clear
| ing up the "Charlir Ross mystery"
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Horrible Outrage.
TWO MASKED FIENDS OUTRAGE WOMAN
At HYDEPARK.

TWO MASHED FlENlS ct TRACE y WOMAN
At HYDEPAEK.
llIDErARK, Vermont. July - Mrs.
Clarlnda Ferry, wife of Sylvester Ferry,
of this town, WAS brutality outraged in II
corn field near their home. about three
o'clock this aftcrnoon. 10y two masked
ticndS. both of whom accomplished their
fell purpose upon her. Mrs. Ferry was
found under an apple tree bound aud
gagged and inscnSihlc, and for ii time
was supposed to he dead. The alarm
WAS 1T once given. and at this writing
4 o'clock p. my hundreds of people are
ScarclIin" for the hrutrS, but thus tan
no trace OF them can be found. They
have been lurking in the woods IN the
vicinity for several days, and Il fan
daughter is supposed to have been the
intended victim.
The Free Press, from which we eat
the above, had the following the next
day Further particulars of the recent
horrible outrage at lIydcpaIk, say that
Mrs. Ferry : apron was torn off. dnt and
two stones crimmcd into her mouth and
the apron then tied over it ; her arm
WAS bruised and legs covered with dirt
her feet were ais" tied together. Dur
ING her absence. last "Wednesday, {;
masked man comtruntcd her daughter
ut the house. who on being nrdcrc,
away threatened To murder the Who'll,
family: the girl ran t" Il nrighh"r
when he escaped to the woods.
NORTH Troy, VT, July -. Sheriff,
Archie DWinncl and J. VI. Parker, Will
two assistants. arrived here last eve
ming i'll pursuit of the perpetrators &"
the HYDE Park outrage. having trace,
them t" this point. where they took til,
:I.jU train north last evening on the :
f.. K. K. y dispatch WAS sent from rhl,
place /" intercept them ut Richi"rd. hu
through some mistake III regard L" idcn
tltN they we've not arrested. but left TIA,
train at that place. \ reward of S:it
has been Offered for their apprehension
10y the town of IL de Park.
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Postage on Printed Matter.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

'>l VIZ J. IL T. l'fIAk ! MENl
AsIIINGToN, ID. c.. July I3. 1870.
The follow inc sections of Il law have
been passed 10y Congress and approved
10y the President:
$50. ID. That transient newspapers
and magazines. regular publications de
signed primarily for advertising pur-
poses. or for free circulation AT nominal
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On unSealed circulars and all mail
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thereof.
JAS. y. TYNER,
Postmaster General.
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The following is Il copy of Col. Proc
tors letter "t acceptance of the nominal
ton for the Lieut. -GoNcrnolSh ship:
RUTLAND, july l3. 1870.
Hon. Gcoryr ". GIundcy:
DEAR SIR :-lour> of the eth ult.,
informing me OF my nomination Tor the
office of Lieutenant Governor 10y the
Republican State Convention. came iii
my absence from home. and WAS not
brought To my early attention.
| accept the nomination, c"n>idrlin
il alike my duty aS it Is my pleasure Ia
obey the call of my fellow Republicans
To serve them III any position I" which,
they MAY assign me. and | trust II" act
of mine may cause them To regret this
mark of tncir confidence.
| canu"I doubt that i'll the ensuing
election the Republicans of Vermont
will see how imp"rtant it i that We d'
"uI fun duty and open the campaign
/ With an Increased majority.
Accept tnr N"Iu self and The committee
,ou represent my thanks tor the pleas
ant terms in which You inform me %
the. action of the Convention.
Respectfully Yours.
REpFIEIp IEo,TO
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ed an order from that country for over
400 scales. 1t is il curious fact that the
exhibition, buildings and all, has been
weighed upon Fairbanks scales. and the
total record would be interesting if oh
tainable. The contractor who erected
the buildings. Immediately upon get
ting the contract therefor. put i'll one of
the Fairbanks tack scales. and all the
material for the buildings WAS weighed
upon it :; and all the goods received for
exhibition are taken and given out 10y
the terminal agencies and are weighed
10y Fairbanks scales when received.
The exhibit here is under the direct
supervision of the Philadelphia house
of Fairbanks y Ewing.
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State News.

John Srwall. of Ely. went To West
Falrlcc on Monday of last week. and
while there he fell down Il flight of
steps. striking upon his head. He WAS
rendered im>en>iblc, and died in Il short
time.
y REMARKABLE FACT. Some two
weeks ago the Rev. +. Il. Fisk of
Springfield had occasion to have his
upper teeth removed. and to diSSipatc
the pain attendant upon such an oprr-
alton, his dentist administered ether.
Last week. while On Il visit to his friends
IN W ailsficld, he was taken violently
i'll, with bleeding of the left lung. ac-
companied with violent pain, and his
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mad. while the hot. impatient crowd
behind presses up closer with frequent
calls to ..movc on up front" Through
this mass the offenders have to fight
their way back to the change office.
when having at last gone through with
..all this doggoncd red-tape" they pass
Sulkily inside.
Occasionally still more serious diff
culticS present themselves i'll the shape
of fat people who cant get through the
narrow tuln>tilcs. 1t * almost us much
of a Job to get such Il person through
the fence ;I> to get IN act through Con
rrcSs /: Il mcmbcr of the Commission has
to he summoned, who receives the APP
plicant'S money. gives Il special order
to have one of the wagon gates opened
to admit the heavy weight and then
hands the money to an attendant who
goes thrnuTl the turnStilc to register
the admissions. drops the money in tn,
box and comes ont 10y Il regular exit
II seems rather ridiculous, but all thi,
has had to he gone through with on sew
rI;il occasions.
And to-day am Il good deal like ON,
of the fat men. I've got as far aS tn,
tuin>tilc. but can't get any further.
believe. under the circumstances. won
trouble them t" send for Il Commission
CT. It's too hot. and we will give til,
inside II vacation till next week.
RADIX
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IrlcIld> dpplch"ndcd Wi.r
quick consumption. Eve, '.M'.
nrSt symptoms Appeared. NJ, 4. Pile,
been unable t" lie on hi> I,r ..t
turning on that side h,i,.., >'.'. ..
followed 10y paroNl >m> b., .'.'''..''.
he ply >IcIau> altrndIu., I.. -...-
mini>tcr"d morphine, tod. .J Use .a
While under the InlIuru,.. ' pam
MIR. Fisk turned on hl, TEN ..L 'N'..
operation Na> followed b.. NH..
coughing spell. dulirg obn.t .'''t'
from his left lung 4 tooth .,I.' .'.~.
swallowed while under III. ,.,, o..
the ether administered t., ,L,' .''..
Waterman. q" a..-.
\ SAD CASE. Mr.. II,.rn
sister of Senator Tvitrh,u
ANA. died at indianapolis l.. '''.,
day week. She WIS with D..
ut the time of the attempted
ton. and had started inl r,.'.
home i'll Vermont. Sh,.,.....
four sisters. all "l ho>c l,a.r..4.
been killed in L"u~iana ,u. DOG.
puhlican>, and her dear.
tIaccablc Ia the terrible, -h...
system accustomed hN th,.r.....
on her brother. She had r,......
cred from the murder OF nl n..
two Years ago ~ m"r,. u.l de
shock WAS Il fatal blow fn ...
shattered system. S,u.i..
/ (wh"Sc arms. II viii hr r.n.,,.
have been anputltcd ON l.,....
Wounds he rccrI\rdD l. nn. p,
survivor of his family. u.. ...
Louisiana from Whitman .,,....
/ the war. imrludiu" inur -..r.,
hr"thrr>-n-law. and two ,,nri.,
William Ford, rmtplo,,d 20. n.....
| Midget. at BIalutIcr. ua. l..
the bowels 10y Il horse on I...J.
/ il l. feared Is fatally iuuu,N
Mrs. Charles T.. PirLin. o., >L...
tempted suicide. the "thr d..I..
/ ting her throat with i litr d.
roNcry is >oncW hat du.hfrI
rau>c> assigned arc p,.a .,.I-.
hard work.
Miss Alice Chase Of Whu,u..r
ton died. Saturday ui.h5 r,,..
'''S '''''" ' Doom '..--
Inc I.;lI''"IIl' ale, trI,-i..p. ....
pihN VIII soon extend H. 0n,t,N. OIL.
hiNti. where Il c"nncrll". sol. r......
with the Atlantic aud rIrlf.r,,,....
hr\ VIII ais" huIId ID june zoo .,... ..
Nlih i"rtIahd through ti-r-r,.
some POM III anad1. 'h., ,. .r..
non VIII he mai" with Nn"I..
y. J. Crane. fnmril. ... ...,......
cnuc officer At HuIin.r.u ...
been >"r\ ing ont 4 >rur,... - N.
stock Jail for alleged f..g- ......
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE )
lulrs the payment "i i"~i'f .....
prCimrn copies sent Tree
.ip,r You saw this III.
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hNEIT'S HEMINGW Ny 80 .r.,, n.
~ TIN, subscribers haNln- h''. tIH
Honorable Pr"hatcC"ur ton ii' .tla
mia commissioners. I" receive. N' ,..... 20
claim. aud demands 81 AL lr'I~' .,,.
of Darius Hemingway. late "i ~ ..,f r
district. DECREASED. T"pi"~rh''" d.. o. '..
h,.imn allowed hy said CONT g." 't'. ..' ..-.
deceased. to exhibit and prov .. a...
claims before IA, Civ" n"il'' r..."
to the duties at nur apI'"iu 'N'' DO .'
huus,. of the late Darius ii"ln'u- l.-'
in said district. on III" I'ih w.. .,..,-
9TH diN of January neat b"
turenuHn on each OF SAID ~ ,,.,\ l..... 20
3D. + Il II i'N''
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Second District Republican Conven
ton.

\ Union Republican Convention for the ~''nhi
IuuuIr-.Iuna district at Vermont Is hereby called
tn h,. held at White River Junction. on Wednesday
tin. IhIh d.iN "i August next At : "rl"'k III lh'
;ttrruunIi Tor the piITp"-" "t n"InlHilIil. 'dhh
dat, f,I Representative I" the Forty nm ON
,.r,-- and 4 candidate, i"I Presidential El"ct"I.
Ia compliance 18th resolutions adopted 10y pr"
,,I,- District NcntiuII- the IL publican voters
IN ih. Several towns IN SAID District viii ID" repre-
.,u,d IN the convention hN then delegates chosen
,,r the follow ing basis Zach town casting less
than one hundred Republican VOTES t"I Governor
at th, last STATE election. will IL" entitled I" "n
tirlrnat. and each r3.~tIu" over "n" hundred
such \utr~ will h. entitled l." "nr additional dele
.at i"r such fractional part al one hundred VOTES
-,ir east exceeding httN-
lh. drcgato~ III the several towns VIII u" 'h"-' u
AT Primary meetings which are directed I" l' held
"A; The. usual place. h"liiu. Fr'"mrn~ meetings
IA SAID towns SATURDAY. thu l!th day {" august
next At ! o'clock. T. III. ,
When DELEGATES are. cIn~,.m h, ballet ia" ballot
iu.- ar, /" he. kept open not less than "n" hour.
NltrrnatrS NAV H., chosen. "r drlryat"~ may h'
authorized I" appoint Substitutes
Town COMMITTEES will .INr proper n"tIc" al ih'
tu. aud place th, election al delegates III then
respective t"wnS.
tifr,I- uf thu. meetings will furnish I" drl'.at"'
proper CREDENTIALS and al" requested 1" send hN
The first mail duplicate copies I" the hartman I"
the District committee.
II - rNp'ctrd that arrangements "IIl h' h'i'
f.I The, customary half far" railroad rates.
C. : DANA
! uI-TCIIINSON III. District
" T. ION \SO\ Committee.
WI II NEIIS.
II .I"hn~huIN. July Il, l-If.
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PEACHAM ACADEm

The fall term will hr-iu Tue -..f.
and continue, II weeks UudI t'F
\ Bunker. \ NJ. Principal ".'
~i-taut~ For particulars ,r ri....-
Principal or .-
,iOHN NNENUM JE go
Prarham Vt JulN II -
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Mr.. Blaine got down to Rye Beach.
the last of the week. and has Snmcv hat
improved since. though still quite weak
1t requires seven men +" ill ont re
turn passes t" holders of free tickets ut
the Centennial who wish to leave the
grounds before the hour of closing.
Orders have been issued hN the man
agcmrnt of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company to carry all persons in their
employ and their families To the Cen
tcnnial Exhibition lt half fare
James Cross. with Il party of five
girls were heating on Il lake near st.
Joseph, Mo-. on sunday. when one of
the girls reaching to get Il lily. tipped
the boat over. and before assistance
could reach them. the whole panty. en-
ccpt Cross. were drowned. Their ages
ranged from to 10. All were Ger
mans.
Patrick Ford of Boston. killed his
wife Gertrude with anaN about n'clock
Sunday night. and aitrrward. in at
tempting to escape from the officers
who tried t" arrest him. jumped from
the roof of the house and received in
juricS from which he died in 81 minutes
1t Is supposed that he was actuatcd h\
jealousy, and claimed that his wife. had
been untaithiul. The woman was ten
ribly hacked about the face. neck and
breast, and died in about two hours.
! Richard Grant White SAWS there is "a,
such thing as lin our midst" but ",
would like to know where he would la.
cate the PAIN that makes parcgoric {;
popular beverage among the Young.
! When the Vermont Republicans nom.
mate Il Fairbanks for Governor. if i,
evident they mean to conduct thcii
canvass on handsome Scalr.-Neu
York CommerciaI
The Boston transcripts recipe for
the election of Il republican president
next fall: 'FoI governor of New York
William NJ. Evarts; for governor %
Connecticut, Marshall Jewell"
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Accept ion NoIIl sell ana liIt committee
you represent my thanks tor the pleas
ant terms in which You inform me of
he action of the Convention.
Respectfully Yours,
REpFIEIp IEo,TOR.
Our Radix Letter.
THE SANE OLD STORY EFFECTS OF THE
HEAT THE WATERING PLACES FEN
I>INE SURF HNrHI>" CIIILpEEN'>
ENCI E>InN> Don CARLOS DEow>-
rIIII. NpFIPmIN HoTTERTIINN EEAZIL
oEI>pIN THE CE\rEN>INL HOSPITAL
AFFAIE~ Al THE MINT >oEEoW> OF
TuE GATH MEN I'll rIpITN AND ADJ
Posi-.
NEW York. July -. l-1G.
10 the Edjtor Of Ire 'uIc,iohinn
y" let up vet. Burning days and
SullrN nights continue L" follow each
uthrI in mountainous and wrli-nigh in
der clouds aud still more inircqurnt
showers give dclu>i\c promise of the
r"olmc>> which never comes. The little
rain We get i itself warm and its only
effect i to increase our discomfort 10y
~atrIIatim@ the muggN air. and 10y stop
pin" the evaporation from our bodies,
To cut of the one poor means at IclIci
Nhich wa> left Us. The steady. pitIlr>>
heat has continued 50 long that il has
penetrated til" usually cool cellars and
tI, most carefully closed houses. tn,
walls of stone and hlick haNim" no oI
pnIlmnirN "i c""ling durin" the might
are burning To the touch. The pave
mrut> and roots send up quiNrrin" cN
| halatlun>. Even Central Park offers II,
refreshing. The great hnuldcr> AM
MASSES "i rock which usually form tn,
l:lNoliIc rc>Iim" places al the hundreds
who resort there III the evening. al,
turned INTO huge radiators that taIlN
cook their ga>pln% occupants. The
weak ones ;Inon" us IIc ii my fast. ;in'
! every udN slips more anu more llit VI
t,Iit> of th, ,troun. The, heat bids fan
,i,.I;,. observation-disclosures ,I,.. ..,,...,....
'P'"'''''''
II tins amount "i suffering were "
mems iniil"tl"n There would ha\" been
Il second rc\"luti"n inlguraitcd here Ion:
before this. liut against the force
which NOW oppc>> us there Is no rebel
ling, 81 that all that l. LETT To >uttcIin:
humanity l. endurance and such alley i'll
ton a> l. attanIhlc. In the case -
the rich. this l. considerable, aS there
are plenty of places where one can Keel
comfortable II he has the money an,
the time Ion recreation. Foremost anon:
the ncI"hhorin" water places Is OF c"III>
old Long Branch, famed ion IT'S plc>l
dental occupancy. and the uncra>ln:
patr"naS" ot New l"Ik> creme de Il
creme. Running along Il line of low
blum. overlooking the ocean, the tow
or rather collection of elegant hotel
and cnttlgr> j. almost never wiihou
its cool salt breeze. which ctlcctrIall,
prevents the ardent sun from maxim"
~ultry atmosphere
Next t" Long branch comes Fire l.
land. Il little sandy oasis some cigll
miles out in the desert of waters. Les
gay and fashionable than Long Branch
it i still very ''high-toncd" and select
+ the guests there being almost exclusive
~ of the IF. +. v" order.
For the middle and lower GLASSES
whose purses are short and whose op
poi for recreation are limited I,
SUNDAYS and IN occasional attcrnnoII
the gIcat resorts are C"nrN Island IN,
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CAIFru>IA COUNTY

: : THOMPSON. Lyndon, tS,u.t,rs
II {. EEIDEN. 81 I"hn~hurN \
Il; GRAY. EN"=Ht".
\ l. FRENCH It Iohnshury. Judge "t l'r"iat"
HENRY &. IpE -. J"hn-hurN. states Attorney
WM. H. PRESTON. ST. ."hn~hury, sheriff.
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THE
Youths Companion
A Weekly Paper for Youn- P'oP' g.
the Family

tn" Companion aims T." :" ..,-
family looked fuI eagerly 10y Ute
read with interest 10y the "Id'' ......
trr,.~t while II amu>"~ :" I" '.-
sensible, and I" hIN" really F"
while it attracts Tor thu h"ui ....."
Ii - handsomely illustrate" '..
utur- SOM, of the u"~i .iii.r .....
country. Among thr-c ar d id .r
ward Egglr~tun. Dr. |. / Have -
Nhby Morton piaI Edward 49,.
VI Nlcntt Rev. W VI. Bake n D..
{. 4. steven. IIarl't + >r.a ra '... ..
Its rradiu. l. adapted &" rh' ..'
very comprehensive III IL '.. . ..
Stories of Adventure. L't''i- '. .....-
ais upon Current I"dlr~. il-i ~r.-
..raphical Sketches Religious y -,...
Home and Sch"ul Life Tale l,.-
( for Defamation. Anrcd"r'~. f"|'
Incidents.
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Our Radix Letter.

TIE SANE pIp STORY EFFECTS OF THE
HEAT THE WATERING PLACES FEN
ENGI E>IDN> Don CARLOS DEoW\ y
INC oF MILLION MATTERS IN
rIIIIlpEIpIIIN. HoTTERTIINN EE AZIL
OI;I\BIN IIIE CE\TE\\IAlI HOSPITAL
NFFNIE~ Al rIIE MINT >oEEoW> OF
TIM GATH MEN Ill rIpIr AND ADJ
Posi-.
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PRETTY Gnpp. The Louisville Cnu-
IlrI Journal Is Try ing T." na>> Mr.. Til
den upon the WcStrIncrs ~ Il >tnnt Nco-
man. and speaks of the G">cInnI'>
''h"lnl handed. gl"vrlc>> fist. and
say hc islands like IN unrouth black
smith. hcgrimmrd toy real work his hand
uplIttcd and ready L" strike" \> Mr.
Hidden l. only five feet two inches in
hight and weighs but III pounds, tn,
comparison Ia u horny handed black
smith seems II little over drawn. But
Nattcr>"n Away Wish hum"li>I. BoS
ton .jOHrHuI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28

. Few oi those Who toss aside the
daily new >papcr with the remark that
there Is u"thin" in il. realize the severe
Labor involved in making it. The thir-
~ comp">itnr~ on the Boston Daily
.jon,noI worked all Thursday night tw"
weeks ~" III Il temperature vary ing
from one hundred and eleven I" one
humdrcd and Hirtccn drgrccS. 1t is II"
wonder that most printers on the daily
papers die hctulc they aIr 81 Years old.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28

dee delegate t" the District Convention.
Convention will he held August ..
: 9 The next best thin" to taking Il
vacation and going somewhere" is Ia
read and look at .liachrldcr'S Popular
Resorts. and How to Reach Them.
The work i pr"tI'>rlN illustrated, and
is one of the most useful publications
- cents. Howard \ R"well have it
loI sale.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28

i: 9 Director Grnrral Gu~holn. of The
Centennial r\hihiti"u. ASSURES the pub
lie that rule fourteen adopted 10y the
Commission. viii Ice IigidlN enforced
that j.: "Ihr cm">al of goods Will
mot Ice permitted pII"r t" til" close "t
the cNhhitlnlI."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28

. = The LilcIll nl Greeley Republic
cau> Will generally support Hayes and
Wheeler. Ethan Allen. chairman "t
the liberal republican national c"mNrm-
ton. has issued an address in the liberal
republicans utthc nitrd Stat,'>.i in " hich
Ia. ;lmnuI> the call t"I Il national COM Gu
ton T." Ice hrld in Philadelphia. july
understanding" hrrct"inIc had. The
Cincinnati convention Wing present
ed Il ticket entirely acceptable I" them
the necessity ton u convention has
cr;I>cd