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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11
Is It SlaveryP

Wendell Phillips writes to the Boston
J"url;n giving some intelligence from II
correspondent in Tennessee us to the
system of convict Labor in vogue in that
State. by which Il large number of the
negroes are kept in Il condition of seTt-
dom. Ii Is Il system not much different
tl"m the pconage in which the coolies
and the Indians of Mexico are held. and
furnishes Il convenient stepping stone
for Il return to slavery if events shall
favor that cOnsuHImation. Gen. For
rest. among other Observation-Disclosures. is Il
large employer of this sort of convict
Labor. MI. PhillipS'S correspondent cites
one case i'll particular of Il negro in
Memphis. arrested for having in his
po>ScsSion prohibited weapon, for
which he WAS sentenced to three months
imprisonment. and $3.50 fine. Forrest
paid his line aud committed his impriS-
onntnt, and the court thereupon bound
the negro to him until he worked out
the payment at the rate of p cents Il
day. Some ID other negroes are held
10y Forrest III the same manner, and are
tinggcd.cverN evening if their daily task
of cotton picking is not done, just us in
the old slavery times. All that ANY
white man needs to do to get Il likely
looking negro for his slave, is to trump
up some charge against him, pay his
fine, and get the court To sell the con
Wet I" him to work out the fine at -
cents Il day. As may he supposed the
judges do not inquire very closely into
the evidence before cOnvIcting colored
man. The system has some advantages
,...l., 4 81.
convict gets just as much work out of
the negro rs if he were IL slave without
having any responsibility for him. \
similar penal Labor system exits in Tex
aS. 1t is merely disguised slavery. and
very thimly disguised at that. 1t has
long called for an investigation by Con
GrcSs.
The MrSSrs. WinSlow. of Putuey, who
in the past few Years have Won 81 much
fame tor their fine herd of Shorthorn
cattle. have rented Il farm in Illinois.
where they propose to remove with their
cattle in the spring. and where they will
give their attention To breeding fine
cattle.
SHOOTING Thomas f.. Ma
son. of Frlchvillc. shot George Dean. OF
cathcrsicld. at the Junction House.
ClaremOmt junction.. ut about : o'clock
on the night of the 9th inst. The ball
entered the left side. and physicians
pronounced the wound fatal. \ quar-
rel arose about Il former quarrel between
them. when Mason >tumpcd Dean ont
of doors for Il fight. Finding ont that
Mason had II revolver, Dean declined IL
90 out, when Mason fired at him-acci-
lrutally he claims. He is under arrest
WINDFALL. The wife of Mr.. An
drew Purcell of Burlington. received Il
despatch from Ireland. yesterday. stat
ing that her brother died on Saturday
last. leaving her sole heirc>S to- an c>-
tate valued at one million of dollars
Nj. Purcell has been in the employ al
Lawrence Barnes. Esq. for seven "l
eight Years past. and Mr.. Barnes rive,
the worthy couple Il high recommend
alton i"r honesty and faithtulnr>>
Mrs. Purcell will start f"l Ireland i'm
mrdiatclN. Free Press.
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,,r.ic Railroad Time Table.

,r,r>- MOVING -ui III
Leaves Shrrhr""h" Al l;:m Il. m
" i 'uI.nlill, -. II. .I"hnshutN 9"5
ma arrives at ". L. junction at
5....,-I,aNc- Newport 6lu !. m.
u - .Iuhu-hurN. - Wells River
'.' ~ l. functional LES. IN season
IA, rains tnr NV York and the West.
N,,..,,,Jitinn runs only t" Newport
y.,Jt Erpr.S.-IraNrS Montreal at 30
....,f p15 Iyud"mvil ILL. Hoo St Johns
tr.rr,t l!.U5 =. M. Wells River l2:f'
ton wa Plymouth. at b Il. III.
MAINS MOVING NORTH.
leaves " l. Junction at l::'l T.. m.
40 II I"lnshurN i.l3. l.Nud"nvill,'
80 arrives at Sh"rbr""kr al 9;'m.
tt..o-LraNrs " L. junction AT -:u
.- I.,rr Iu.uG. -. I"hn-hurN ll:lO. Lyn-
w \,vp"Tt 10 =. N.
..rrmudalIon run- only t" Newport.
N,I, EryrcSS-Lray"s Boston al 6:00
..l mnuihl Wells River loo a M. st.
e., iNuduuN ILL.,. III, Newport 3-lb, ar
Montreal AT 4.uO =. III.
Fms ~uuda, and not Monday.
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For tho week ending Tuesday, Feb :. l-76.
STORE CArrLE-Wmking Oxen aud Steers, per
pair 500 $50 sl7j 5000 $40.
NEALINGS-slO ~ a 81! two years old 81 s32.
three. Years old So 40.
SwINE-Stnrrs. % "a lOi cents per lb.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-ln lots. 60 M - ~
=! ~ - a. 81 90 g - per head cit,t - 10 5,
81 ~ per head y Il pat 1t,
Spring I.amh- ono per lh
Val Calves, 81 ~ Il 81 III.
Brighton Hides. ~ IL IN per III.
Country Hides ~ a a. per III.
Brighton Tall"w u a De- per III.
Country Tallow II a 6c per H.
Calf skins IL a l2tc per III
Prlts. 81 - 81 - each
y. Il Beet h"IUT grade includes nothing hut
talli ted 100 tn 400 lh- Bullnck- Extra and iirt
quality includes TIA" best large fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and thr :
wears old Steers.
She"p-ENtra includes Cosset< and when those
ni inferior quality are thrown out
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Barnet.

DEroT Burned. The Railroad depot
WAS burned Thursday evening Feb. :1d.
H. l.. Parker, the station agent, went
i" he sheds To ill the wood ear. leaving
Il lamp hIIning in the office On going
INTO the depot again, about eight o'clock.
he found the. office full OF flame. and III
Il lew minutes the whole building Wa>
oh fine. Help enough soon arrived T."
save most of the contents OF the freight
room. EVrINlhiu" in the office Was
/ burned. imcimdin" the books and some
m"ntN. 1t i >urp">rd the fire caught
| from the lamp. The Wood sheds and
Watcr house we've not injured. and the
. o'clock train passed without delay.
Present depot accommodations con
~i~l of Il baggage ear and Il freight cII.
VIM Warden. 2d. has Il mrmoram-
dunn book IN his po>>e>>ion. which was
uN ned 10y his grandfather. VIM. War
den. and has his name and address
written at Grcrnock. Scotland. one hun
dlcd and ten Years ago April. l1Gi
The book is in II good state of pic$rrNa
ton and will do valuable service Vet.
\ despatch to the Boston GIobc from
Washington, SAYS that Il. F. Stevens
the United States despatch agent n
London. i Just now being investigated
Ii * said that in addition To his pay h,
realizes large sums 10y disbursements q"
Government money. and 10y acting ~
agent for the purchase of books. Mr.
Stevens i Il native OF Barnet, and tn,
news of his irregularities needs con
tlrmaton before his friends will he
licNr it.
The new boiler for the peg mill ha
come. aud the mill will soon he runnln:
again.
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Urn advertisements.

Persistent Advertising: in the right medium
brings business.
MOOD AND HAY for sale. Enquire of
w JERRY DREW
/ OST-brtwrrn tieo. = Shaw'- and J. q How
i ! eys one day last week a mink mutf The
finder will he rewarded by leaving the with
GEORGE = SHAW.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at st. bloomsbury
n East Village for sale, inquire of
q. r. BROWN
l'INE Watches REPAIRED and rated AT
L HOW ARD y ROWELL'S.
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t,a ~. .t,ll>.. EuuM.-oprm from A Vi
t,t-N from ! lot aud tr"m : To- , T.. NJ
U,,rd N,,iur-di Evenings
.s.Iit.- up,u tu.~daN and FRIDAY.
IS. " IilAlEE Librarian.
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Passumpsic Savings Bank.

Tn" turpuIatnr- Of the Pissumpic savings Bank
will have their annual meeting. th,. treasurer
office III ~ Iuhu~hury. "Wednesday the eth ii>
"f March next At o'clock y. IN frr tia, election al
officers fol SAID Bank t"r the Nr.iI "IISuin. and
do any ether business pr"peI SAID ur,tIu.
Immediately following trustees "t SAID bank
Viii hold then -"nI annual mrtIn.. Tor the lrctIun
"t Treasurer aud auditors Il~n H." other business
III accordance with Ms charter and 10y laws
/ VI. HOW AEp. Src-y
II. J"hu-hury. Feb : I-5G. lI2
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Hardwick.

Theodore Hutchinson WAS tried last
week Tuesday. before Justices Under
wood and Lcavitt. for incest with his
daughter: complaint was made To the
grand jury last summer on this matter.
10y his wife. but upon inquiry of the
grand iurymem. the daughter said ii
WAS not true. Since that time the fam
lily troubles have Increased until the
family left and applied t" the town t"i
maintenance upon this Hutchinson
gathered together some uf the h"u>c-
hold effects and ~ i supposed burnt
them. Then he old oInplIint was rc-
ncvcd. the yirl now. tr>tif>ing T." con
timed incc>tunus intercourse: he was
bound up III S2u bonds. lie obtained
bail from men for " hom he had worked
they not believing III his guilt.
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Danville.

MAN KILLED IN THE HIGHwAY.-C.
Il. Farrell ii fish and ol Stcr pedlar from
st. .)ohnSbury. was found dead on the
Walden road just above this village. at
about 30 p. NJ. Monday last. Nh. Far
rel drove into the village during the
forenoon. and had gone through nearly
all parts of it up to l:I5 =. NJ. when he
Was last seen alive on the Walden road
hcar b. y. DaviS'S. When found he
was lying upon his face: the sleigh WAS
turned over and horse. down in the
road and turned round. and in doing 81
tipped over. and got his horse down.
and then he tried to unhitch the tugs.
when the horse in its struggles hit him
in the head with its hind feet. intiictinc
severe wounds and breaking his neck.
He must have laid in this position but II
Webster and \. II. Page were driving
INTO the village from this WAY and we've
the first who discovered him. They
Immediately notified the ncighhorS. " hu
took his remains to \. II. Smiths hotel.
Notice WAS sent to st. Juhn>burN, where
the following facts in regard To him
were obtained He came to st. Johns
bury some three months since and en-
gagged in the fish and oyster business in
Il small way. hiring teams at the stables
and selling his goods about st. Johns
bury and adjoining towns. He was 81
Years of age. Had no family. hut re
/ lation> living in Newark. y. }. His
remains wee taken in charge 10y TIA,
town authorities of Danvllc, and placed
/ in the tomb awaiting instructions from
/ his friends
:. II. Stone. the station agent dom
/ live where he did ANY more. He hat,
moved. and will he found hereafter an,
until further notice, at the place he hat,
moved to y. VI. Stockcr'S.
Tw" daughters of G. F. Badger. age,
about seven and ten Years. living in tn,
east part of the town. died of cankcI
rash. on Tuesday and "Wednesday morn
inc of this week.
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Concord, evidently the worse for liquor.
called at Trips hotel in Proctorsville.
and retired at seven o'clock. Not ap-
praring at breakfast the next morning.
his sleeping room door was forced open.
when he was found i'll IL dying c"ndi-
ton. Ap"plcNy from the use of Stimu-
lantS was the cause of his death.
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Marriaars,

20 Ncr. cages and Deaths inserted free.
DbitHUrjes. sir cents q line
At 81. J"hnsbury. Feb : h1 Rev. ID. L. Miller.
Mr.. Joseph Il! His,ook and Miss Katie L Daggett
both of New York CITY
In Cabot the -th inst by Rev b > Adam.
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anhnsburn G'alrdOnian.
,,,n.hur,. VI. Friday Feb ~ iS'"'
r,. ono" i'm" Table

,,.r-Bo-ton 80 a. m.-7'3o p, M,
Is L'((k INV and Western, 80 a. m.
\' m Northern 4 stage mails. 40"
% u' ,,, al. a M. southern and
am lam.--i53 =. III.
...in = \. NJ to- = NJ
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--,i-I,"tNr- Portland 30 Il. M, Ftbyan =
I.un,nhurg -. East Concord BAL.
.nIt,I. North Concord. ir!. West Con
80 .IuhushurN I. -. ST .I"hn-hurN 800,
a. Walden 600. Grr,.n-hnru 6.2j East
D. 8, liardwick G.iI arrives AT johnson
rr.4- Leaves Luncuburg 1:UO a. IN. +.
Miles Pond 1:.iJ Nurth "ncurd. l.,
... -. T. st Jnhn-hurN :: -, arrive II.
81 ~. Leaves -. .IuhnSburN al 500 a. IN.
3d. " alden 80. East HTiwick ~,
.hn-un ~ ll..,I.
jus train does not run Mondays west III
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TELEGRAPH Offices.

v-.-rl:< I'NIuN and Vi. INTEKNArIuNAL TEL
..,IIi COMPANY. Offices ia til" Post 'iih'"
II .u street and III the Passenger Depot
..,. b.uir- from \ Nj tugr NJ. NIGHT
...--.t-,.- al half Rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11

In behalf of many afflicted and long
suffering haterS of smoke saturated gar
mentS. ! remain. YOUR "APELE"ER.
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St. JohnsburY East

Miss lncz tioodall, daughter of David
Go"dall. Esq. was removed on Monday
from her home i'll this place, where she
has been confined to her bed foI
some months 10y Il severe illness. To
Bennington. w.. t" he under the care
of her brother. Dr. F. W. GnodaI. Miss
Gnodall has many warm friends with
lis. VIII" hope that this change NAV he
the beginning OF Il speedy and perma-
nrni cure. Ia" Doctor has been III
town some days preparing for her re
m"vai, and ais" to attend her on the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11
East Burke.

East Burke.
The members of the Ladies' Library
Association will hold mecktic and
sugar party. next Friday evening at the
library rooms.
George Dcnnison has exchanged his
house and land here for the Burlington
farm in Burke Hollow.
The Bcmis hotel at Willoughby Lake.
will he opened for visitors 10y Charles
ThurbcI and Horace Gage.
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Lyndon.

Lyndon.
\ gentleman liNi in" in L.N ndsn wishes
T." make Il correction of one statement
in he last Cdic,ionidn The east part
of Lyndon proper. is inhabited 10y a
strictly church, goin" cnImur.uitN Red
village has always had Il bad name. but
in that place there is II marked r,.t"liul-
lion in pIugIr-~ The Wilder boy. " Ii"
committed the awful crime. ''c.tmc M,
himself" and gave loose REIN To his
passions. aS all testify. Their" we've
eleven children in the Wilder family .
six of HON are now dead.
The funeral of th, W ildcrs Was had
at he church. Lyud"nviIlr. on Friday
and drew Il crowd of people. as such an
occasion naturally would. The >rnti-
mcnt of the people remains unchanged.
Some bclieNc the Young mam insane fnl
the moment. but admit it was IN iusau-
itN for which he was Responsible. never
having even attempted to control Il
naturally violent temper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11

This il Ia certify that have this daV given my
son, Frank H. Miles his time during the remain
der o his minority and shall claim none of his
earnings. nor pay any debts of his contracting at
ter this date lib j. NJ MILES
st. Johnsbury Feb 10 l-7G.
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Ryegate.

at the town hall III this place on Friday
evening. Feb. 18th. The pieces played
were 1.-THE Idiot Witness" Box and
Con-. and '''rhc Stage Struck Yankee"
The plays We're well committed, and
the character of each individual seemed
especially adapted to the part assigned
particularly that OF }. c. Gray, who
prISonated the stage struck youth in
the last play. Although the >leghing
was not favorable. Il considerable au-
dicncc WIS present and the exercises
we've we'll enjoyed.
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McINDOES FALLS ACADEMY
notice.!

The Spring Term will begin on Tuesday, Feb.
~, 1876. Address Trustees
Gig THOMAS MARTIN PRINCIPAL.
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nraM.s.

In Barnet Feb. 3, Mr.. Emerson Ciamm-Il aged
30
At North DanvIlr. Feb 9TH. Mrs Plnnmy p
wife of Robert Kelsey. aged 10.
In Ryegate. Feb. 4, Mrs. Nancy Doe, wife of
the late Noah Doe aged "a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11

UKE SWETT'S ESTATE
1 The subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of CalraUnIa
commissioners I" receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
tat" ut Luke SWEET late of Bruadh-ad Wis,
deceased, represented insulvent. and the term
term Of SIX months from the 18th day Of Jan
I-1G being allowed by said Court To the creditors
"t said de- cased, Ia exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice. that
VIII attei.d {" III" duties of our appointment, al
The Dwelling house al Benz. II. SWEET, in Danville
said district, on the 10th day oi March and the
18th day at July at 10 clock III the forenoon On
each of said days
DAVID DlNION. ,
Il-l3 MOSES +. BARRETT. 5 '"iih IS
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Notice to the Tax Payers of
ST. JOHNSRURY,

have III my hands the tax book Grand List
"f le1H amounting To Ia cents un the dollar 4
viii attend Ia receiving the within at my stor.
on Railroad Street opposite the Avenue House at
all business hours all paying their taxes previous
I" the first of Feb viii be- allowed n discount OF
four per cent On the state tax. Ny receipts are
all due the first day of March and all taxes re-
manning unpaid at that date, will be collected at
the EXPENSE of the tax payer.
HIRAM WEEKS Collector
81 JuhISbnrN. Vt, Dee. 30 1873.
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The Montpelier and Wells River Rail
road Case

The adjourned hearing of the NJ \
W. X. K. Il. case. oil the motion to ap-
point Il receiver. began here Friday
and WAS largely attended 10y parties and
counsel. Aijcra protractcd and spirited
hearing. Judge Ross, who WAS assisted
10y Judge Powers. decided to grant the
mf''ton. and appointed W. II. II. Bing-
ham of Stove. and :. :. Thompson of
Lyndon. receivers. and continued the
Injunction on the Brock party. who
broke NJ he Stockholders meeting at
Montpelier and then pretended to elect
Il board of directors. Referring to this
matter. the ST. Alban> Messenger. which
ALWAYS sees Il eat under the meal where
the Central Vermont is Interested. says ::
1t is hard telling which party trinmphcd
in the Wells River railroad suit. Sort
well certainly got the road into Il re
ccivrrShip and thus beat the Brock-Nt.
Central party. but the receivers may
i Il we'll known Central man. and if it
dout turn out that Io Hatch has some
/ things are different from What they used
Ia Ice. But then. of course. the court
intended I" appoint tain men. t"I they
are all ''honoIal,l, men.
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I" Boston twice and had his eyes oper-
atcd on for il cataract, and now can see
we'll enough to attend to his usual bust
ness. \ pretty good job.
Peacham
The Town Temperance SocictN held
lis annual meeting in the town hall. on
Monday evening. Jan. 3lst. The at
tendance wis quite large. representa-
tiVcS being present from all parts of the
town. The society organized 10y chooS-
in@ q. i. Hooker. president; Cha>. F.
Rowe and Gro. f.. Stoddard. vice pres
idcnt>: john {. Blanchard. secretary
and Treasurer. The report of the agent
waS very favorable. showing that only
one hundred and five gallons of liquor.
mostly alcohol. had been sold. and of
this. forty six gallons to persons ont of
town. This is probably the smallest
amount of liqunr that has been sold in
town III one Year since the present liquor
law Went into effect. Notwithstanding
the fact that there has Lcrn no agent in
three al The adjoining" towns. part of the
time. during the past year. and this
period "t twenty two Years with one
exception. Remarks were made bN Dr.
Parker. Rev. y. W. Wild. II. W. Chnttr.
Harvey Samhorm. and others. all tending
I" show that the condition ut the town
III rrgdId Ia temperance. l. highly salts
factory nevertheless the need ot con
>tamI rAcrti"m 1" keep the evils al in
temperance in check. WAS strongly
urged. and To this end Il committee was
app"ihtrd t" solicit funds. circulate
documents. and make r>,. nt such other
means as should best advance the
Interests of temperance.
Julian Rim. the painter artist. i Il
native of Pracham. and his work has
been hcIrt"i"Ic noticed in these col
umu>. lie has of late wears been III
that ely sum of artists. California. The
san fr.nri>c" .Iifd. of Jan. u. has tia,
follow in" pleasant notice al his work
Julian I'm .lEI~ u rl'tulr III Morris y
H"hNah> "h i">l street. u view non
Ill" "Id fIa'"lNIlIr road. winch l. moi
mirll"l IL i work at ant L" any picture
"" nave seen "l California production
tins season. her" l. IN originality an'
P"N"r III tins pHInlIn" quite refreshing
l." "n" vine has looked upon the M"Il
"i the same painters :" long that they
AIr ~ familiar ~ trademarks. here
e l. Il long -'a"hIn@ sweep III TIA" rocks
like the lower half OF Il great tunnel
the trees growing from where the rock
form Il wall. like the edge of an ole
hatllr-m"at. far back. until lost tn view
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seeking instruction in relation to the
all-important subject. The meetings
are continued through this week.
The anchor ice which forms on the
Fifteen Falls. so-called. has been
floating down the river and has been
lodging in the eddy below the dam.
thereby causing the water to set back
so that the wheels in MesSrs. Hadlock
& Willey'S grist mill are flooded to such
an extent us nearly to preclude the
possibility of rum ing the mill at all.
Mrs. Hadlcy had another social on
Wednesday evening of the present
week. The patrons of her house were
out III full force. Music by Hart &
Lovci"N'S band.
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Sutton,

Sutton.
>. IL. Anger has snapped his farm
one mile south Of the villoge. for +. H.
Buttertield's stand ut the village. Ain
ger receives S:2225 to boot.
j. NJ. Craig has moved on to the Ed
win Eastman farm. one and a-half miles
east of the village. He has sold his
fam to Geo. o. Abbott.
y series of Gospel meetings are to
commence at the Free Will Baptist
church on Tuesday. and continue over
Thursday evening, conducted 10y Rev.
q. R"yS of St Johnsbury. and Rev. W
l.. NoNeS of Lyndon Centre, and others
from each of the above named places.
The whole attendance ut the Sabbath
school i'll This place for the month of
JAM. was $50; or an average of l:hi for
each Sabbath.
The Sabbath school concert given last
Sunday evening. WAS successful in every
respect. The pieces were well com
mitted, the singing good, and the house
well filled, nearly BOO being present.
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WARDEN'S
Scotch Liniment =!

A tirst-class Liniment and Pain killer.
For CUTS. BRUISES, SPRAINS. RHEUMA
TISM. etc.
SOLD AT
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There need he no pain where Centaur Linz
mrnt used. Burns and >c.lld, are healed with.
out a rheumatism Sprains, and most flesh
bone and mu>rlr ailments can Ii, absolutely cured
There tw" kinds. The White Ctntaur Linz.
mrnt is tnr family the Yellow for horses and
animals. Onr trial will convince. the ncr-,iulous
tIunr76
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COMIC and SENTIMENTAL
VALENTINES!

In great variety nj ROBINSON'S STATIONERY
STORE. Avenue House. Also Stationery and
Blank Books of all kinds Sheet Music. Autograph
Albums. and -undry articles general, found in a
Stationery SiuIr. II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11
Young Mems Temperance
Society,".

The annual meeting OF th,. Caledonia County
Young Mems Temperance, ~"ci-IN will b,. held AT
the Town Hall -. .I"hmsbuIN SATURDAY Feb
IL al 10 o'clock. a for the election of officers
and L" Transact any other proper business The
~chn"l~ and TIN, public generally ar, invited
NE I~ ! 5 ! S ;:G'i: il Exec Con"