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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
The Man Who Was SCalped.

\ >rrdN individual >t,"d at the cor
mcr of Il -. Louis >IIcci. 1t Was mid
uIghI and the moon @iimmcrrd .imou"
the tl"atiry cl"ud~. y well dressed
citizen approached The >crd> one
planted himself in the center "i the
~idrW ak
''Scc here. ml>tcI. cant You lcud me
quarter 1" rent Il bed tuI the ui"hl d!
Pom my soul. haven't slept under Il
rn"i t"r >i\ long MONTHS.
w here did Nuu come from ,"
"Bllck Hills. I'm the man that WIS
~caIpcd You have heard "i me. sup
pose -
"lc>. | read something in the pa
pcl> about Il man hciu. ~cIlpcd 10y The
indians but You can't hc the iudiN id-
ual. hrcau>r l"u have not lost y"u
hair"
"Oh. ii groucd ON. just feel Them
Jumps OH the top. lisa dreadful thing
E" hc >caIprd hl Indians. and | don't
want II +" happen again. tell 1"u.
Feel how tight my hair sticks l." my
head. li'> glued ON.
The citizen put his hand on the mars
head. and drclaicd hc could sec no diff
terence hctWrcu his haiI and that of
other mrm. He told the fellow hr WIS
an imp">t"r. and passed on. When he
bad proceeded about two blocks he put
his hand To his vr>r pocket /" draw ont
his watch. but thc rickcI had disappear
ed. Then he WAS mad
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Life in China.

y thinaman convicted of murder and
sentenced tu death has no difficulty in
hiring Il substitute ful Il moderate. sum-
many Il haId-Wnrkcd. hdli'->tallcd COO
lie hrim" willing I" take hi> place after
Il hrict period of leisure and di>>ipaiiun
secured lay the price paid t"i his lite.
Suicide >c"u>id,Icd honorable in Chma.
and often committed III public with due
tormalirl. hcin" termed '.a>ccudim. to
heaven ON the back "t Il >tnrk. \
Young lady widow recently underwent
This pIucc>> at Fuh-chuW Foo. She was
urged 10y her relatives Ia r,.-cuI,I the
bonds at WcdI"ck. but the idea WAS ="
rcpu@namt Ia hen feelings that She PIE
tcIlcd suicide. and announced hcI de.
termination OF quitting Il world that
had II" longer amy attractions tnr hcr
y day WIS acc"ldiu.lN fixed tnr the
ceremony and a >rltl"ld erected on an
open >pac, III the rear of the temple.
The victim. attircd ~ the Queen at
ll"avcm. hadc farewell 1" her patents
Ind WIS attended lay Il large "athcriu.
OF her friends Ia the fatal spot. After
briefly addressing the assembled crowd
she mounted Il chair ON the >caiiuld
put her head Though Il uo">c suspended
from Il beam above. and jumped tl"m
the Chain without hesitation. She rN-
Pllrd apparently without pain. The
>prctacl" :" impressed some boys that
they Initiated the pror,>> in sport
W bile the one selected To take the pant
I'll The suicide WAS adjusting the cnrd.
the attention "t his comrades Wa> dr-
Icctcd cl>,.W here and they IAN of. only
/" find "u them rrtuIu that tll, prrtrucc
had hcc"mr a reality. THEN play fellow
being ~tIauglcd hey oud rrcnNrIN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
How to Collect a Bill.

y gentleman from New York. who
h;ld been III Boston toI the puIpn>, of
collecting some moneys dine him in that
city Wa> about returning. when he
found that one hill of one hundred dol
lar> had been overlooked. His land
loId. VIII" know the debtor. Thought it
Il doubtful r.>r. but added that If it
Vas collected at all Il tail. Iaw-huntd
Yankee. thea dunnIng Il l"d.cr in an
other part of the hall would '.WurIN it
"ur "f the man. Calling him up. there
t"Ic. he introduced him ru llr creditor.
win" showed him the account "Wnll
squire. said he. 'taimt much use -
Try in. GUESS. | know that crlttcl
l"m might ~ we'll tIN tn squeeze lie
ont of Bunker Hill monument. a> T."
elect Il hill ont of him. But anyhow
squire whHt'll N"u give. >'p">inw | do
try "Wcll. >iI. the hill i one hun
dIrd dollars: I'll give Nou half if You'll
collect it,. Greed. replied the col
l"Ct"r. "thcT no harm in TWIN. ANY
way. Some weeks after. the creditor
chauccd tn hc in Boston. and in walk
im@ up fremont street. encountered h~
rntrrpli>ng friend. "L""k - here
squire. said he. Il had considerable
luck with that hill % Nour'n. lnu see.
| stuck Ia him like Il do. /" Il loot. but
for tn" first week or 80 tWam't no use
NOT Il bit. II he WAS at home he WIS
short if he wasn't at home. could get
IL" satisfaction. by and hy. says |.
after going sixteen times. I'll fix Nuu.
says |. SO | sat down on the doorstep.
and sal all day and part of the evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
39---NUMBER 2O34.

events. and chrckrrrd in the extreme
His career in Mexico has been full of
romance. Beaten. di>comlittrd and ban
i>lIrd from the country. he would go to
some retired spot and live in SccluSion
tor few Years. when suddenly hc
would appear again ON the scene at the
capital of Mexico with Il whole nation
at his back and ready for another wal.
HE MN>TEHIOI : ALIAS During the
war, an officer in the amy of the Putu-
mae WAS surprised on receiving Il draft
"t men Ia find that one name ON the list
WAS FiIZ Herbert dc Percy. Still great
81 wa> his a>t"mi>hmrnt To find that the.
owner of this ari>tocr;Itir name was an
lli>hman oi the lri>hmrn. IF il had
been Michael. or Patrick. or Denis. or
FlahcItN. ORurkc. on Ilooligau. now"
>"lIl"qulIcd the officer. Il could under
stand it: but Fitz- Herbert de Percy I,
Never, 1t i all Il horrid dream SaN.
now. my good fellow. don't let us have
any Joking. What is Noul name, -
Me mann. >or. replied the recruit
steadily. "mr naam is Fitz-Horh"rrt de
P"llcN. The possession of this clearly
impossible title exercised Il dreadful
fascination on all the officers. aud num-
h"Ilr>> were the attempts made to dis
cover what the wcarcI'S real name WIS
and why he had adopted such an alias.
All were hatllrd. Drunk ar sober. to
orders al entr"atic>. aItiully pumped
~ abruptly questioned. he made but
one reply: Me naam is Fitl- IIorborrt
dr Porrcy."
~ last his term of service expired.
and he received his discharge And
now. DE Percy. said his commanding
officer. ''Nuu aic out of the army. and
whatever NouI zeal name MAY hc. or
N"ui lca>"n> tul abandoning it. can
make II" difference in Nour relations
with me. What is it Come nov"
"taptIng. ANSWERED the man. Il will
not dc>avc ycz. Fitl IImhorlt dc Pnr-
rcN was not mr Iaal naam. That. sar.
! c"u>lrilcd tnr family rai>um>." Il um-
dcr>tand. | understands. said the officer.
ca"cl y: land y"ul true uamc is"
We l;Hl mann. Sor. answered the sol
dlcr. me raal naam j. not Fitz IInI-
h"llt de P"ncN: it i> Fitz Clarence de
N"mtm"Icn>lrN." : fhicnJ" Fourjer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Toms Happy, Hot Sunday.
tFrom Mark Twain.- Adventures "i Tom "a,


dFr"m Mark Twain. "Nd,"nturr~ "i Tom saw
Yer.
The minister gave out his text, and
dInmrd along munotonuu>lN through an
argument which was 80 pr">N that
many head. hN and 10y. began to nod
and Nct II was an argument that dealt
in limitlcSS fire and birthstone. and
thinucd the pIrdc>tiucd elect down To
Il company 81 small aS to he hardly
worth the saving. Tom counted the
pages of the sermon: after church he
always knew how many pages there
had been. but he seldom knew ANYTHING
rlst. about the discourse. However.
this time he waS really Interested ion Il
little while. The minister made Il grand
and moving picture of the assembling
together the of worlds hosts at the mil
lchuiun. when the lion and the lamb
should lie down together. aud Il little
child shall lead them. But the pathuS.
the lesson. the moral. of the grand spec
taclc were lost upon the boy : he only
Thought of the conspicuouSmcS> of HE
principal character before the on look
ing nations his face lit up with the
thought. and he said to himself he wish
ed he could he that child. if it was Il
tame lion.
Now he lapSrd into suffering again
as the dry argument WAS resumed. He
hethought himself of Il treasure he had.
and got it ont. 1t WAS Il large hlack
beetle with formidable jaws. Il 'pinch
bug he called it. 1t Wa> in Il prccu>Siun-
cap box. The first thing the beetle did
w;l> to take him 10y the finger. \ nat
ual flip follow ed. the beetle went
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

paws. and continued his experiments
grew weary at last. and then inditlrr-
rnt and ahScntminded. His head nod
ded. and little 10y little his chin descend
cd and touched the enemy. who seized
it. There was sharp ycIp. tlirt of
the poodlc'> head. and the beetle fell
couple of yards away. and lit on its
back once more. The ncighboring spec
tator> shook with Il gentle inward JOY.
several faces went behind fans and
handkcrchirtS. and Tom was entirely
happy. The dog looked foolish. and
probably felt so: but there WAS resent
mcnt i'll his heart. too, and IL craving for
revenge. so he went to the beetle. and
began Il wary attack on it again Jump
ing at 1t from every point of Il circle.
lighting with his forc-pawS within an
inch of the creature. making even clos
cr >natchcS at it with his teeth. and
Jerking his head till his ears tlappcd
again. But he grew tired once more
after Il while: tried to amIISc himself
with Il fly. but found no relief: follow
eel an AMI around with his nose close
to the floor. and. quickly WcaIicd ut
that. NaWucd, sighed. forgot the beetle
entirely. and sat down on il Then
there WAS Il wild yrlp oi agony, and the
poodle went sailing up the aisle: the
Nclp> continued; and 50 did the dog
he crossed the house in front of the al
tar: he flew down the other aisle: he
crossed before the doors: he clamorcd
up the home stretch his anguish grew
with his progress. till presently he WIS
Il W""lly comet. moving in il> orbit
with the CLEAN and speed of light. Al
last the frantic sufferer >hccrcd from
its course and >prang int" lis masters
lap: he flung il ont of the window. and
the voice "t distress quickly thinnrd
away and died in the distance.
Tom Sawyer went home quite chccr
tul. thimkin" t" himself that there wa>
some satisfaction in divine ~crN Ice when
there WIS Il hit of variety in it. lie
had but one malIing thought Ic WAS
willing that the dog should play with
his piuch-hug. but he did not think il
WIS upright to carry it of.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Sum- Stroke.

This l. CAUSED bN excessive heat and
especially if the Weather j. muw"N. II
l. more apt to occur in the third oI
fourth day of Il heated tenn than un the
first. Loss of sleep. WorrN. excitement.
close >lrcpiug-room>. debility. abuse of
>timulant. etc. prcdi>po>r il. II is
much more apt to attack those WoIkIu"
in the sun. and especially between the
hours of eleven o'clock in the morning"
and iouI o'clock in the attcrnoon. Om
hot days wear thin clothing and have
the sleeping rooms a> cool ~ possible
II working indoors where there i II
strong heat see that the room i well
Ventilated. II working in the sun wcal
Il light hat not black. a> il ah>uIb>
heat, and put ON the inside of it Il wet
cloth ~ green leaf Frequcnt!i lift the
hat from the head and see that the cloth
i wet. DO not check prr>piiati"n. but
drink what water NOu need to keep it
up. ~ pcr>pirItiun prevents the body
from being "vrlhcatcd. Have. where
even possible. an additional shade. a. Il
III" umbrella. When much taii"ucd
do NOT 90 I" work. rather hr excused
from work after | o'clock in the NOM
III" on very hot days. especially if the
work j. in the sun.
II Il feeling OF fatigue. diIIiur>> head
ache OF exhaustion occur. cr;>c work at
once: lie down in Il shady. cool apart
mcut and apply cold cloths tu. and pom
cold water over head and neck II ANY
one i overcome lay heat. >cud at once
t"r he uraIc>t and best pIiN >iciau. CIV,
water. or cool black tea. ui coffee. it
able /" swallow. If the skin j. hot and
dry. spring watrr "Nrr the body i good.
and apply t" the head pounded ice ia
addition.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Our Prisoner.

There is in Machinery Hall demon
called the Corli>S engine. about whom
crowds daily gather. They look at it
with Suppressed fear and open wonder
They admire it. they find il difficult to
shake of its spell and leave it. and Vet
they like it best when they are at Il dis
lance from it. The creature is not
Gagged. No solomon has put his seal
upon it, but there it stands. capable of
mighty mischief. confident of power.
"hcdirmt To the touch of Il hand
II neither >hrlck> nor screams at its
work. y loom makes twice the mui>,.
that this giant does. 1t gathers itself
together, il moves itself forward. back
ward and spins of all the whirlimy. rat
ding machines in the Hall. 1t prints.
II winds spool cotton. it hammers. il
turnS little Wheels and great presses.
hut il l. not surrounded h\ >hattiuu nor
hN belts. and i To the eve the most i>n-
lated thing in The Hall. 1t i Wonder
tul how ii reaches ont its arms and
draws them silently back how the
wheels 90 around and crush no one +:
how the beams work each in lis own
place: how orderly Vet how Nindictilc
II seems To hc. What it does do ANY
one can see. What il mcau> To do the
day II WcalI"~ of decent restraint who
can GUESS
Every little while Il man opens small
maps III the tI""r and feeds the crcaturr.
1t ah>"lh> IL food. and i hungry ag;lIm.
1t never seems To the. but il takes lnmg
hours of rest. when silence falls upon
IL great host "t busy servants. 1t reg
ulIl"~ the going and coming of all tl"~,.
Win" d" business in Machinery Hall.
and sleeping 81 waking. this presence.
whose eyes alr never seen. hut always
felt. keep watch and wand over the
people aud draw~ them t" ii 10y Il spell
II holds in common with nothing rl>r.
- lin \,u. (..uLL..u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Mark Twain's Report of an Accident.

Mark Twain Recently tlicd hi> hand
at writing up Il distressing accident tnI
Boston local paper. and this l. how
hc did it:
Last rNcuiu" about Il "'clnck ~ vii
liam Schuyler. an old and respected
citizen of Hyde Park. was lctNiu" his
residence T." 90 down town. ~ has been
his custom tur many Years. with the rN-
rrpti"u "t "ulN one short interval in the
spring Of I-5U. during which he WIS
confined Ia hi> bed hN injuries received
IN attempting to stop Il runaway horse
hN rh"ughtlc>>ll throw ing up his hands
and shouting. which. even il hc had
done 80 u single moment >noiIcI. would
inevitably have frightened the auinal
>tIll more instead of chcckiu" it, speed.
although disastrous enough Ia him>rlt
~ IL WH>. rendered muIr Mechanically
distressing 10y reason ut the pIc>curc of
his " itc~ mother. Who WIS there and
>IW the occurrence. motW outstanding il
l. at least likely. Though NOT necessarily
81. that She should hc accommodating in
another direction Nhcn accidents Occur.
not being NiNaci"u> and nn the lookout
- Il general thing. hut even in the lc-
NrI>r. ~ hrI mother l. said Ia have
stated. VIII" i II" morr. hut who died
III the tull hope of Il blessed resurrection
upward of three Nral> ago. aged II.
being u Christian Woman without glilc.
~ II were. in property. in consequence
"t Il fire in I-lH. which destroy ed every
solitary thin. she had III the world.
HrIr such i life. Let u> all take warn
iu@ lay lI:i> Solemn occurrence. Let ~
place "ur hands upon "ur hc:nt> and
say with raIuc>rnr>> and sincerity hat
from this day FORTH We viii beware OF
th,. mfn\ irntimm hnMl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

straCt an excess of blood from the brain
l hIS may he accomplished by exerciSe
which draws off the blood to the more
weary organs: while Il well-ordcrcd
digestion demands the blood that keeps
the brain i'll too great an activity for
the stomach where it is needed To
sleep well. too. according to DIR. Fer
Ter. one must. if possible. rid himself
bf all care. anxiety and disturbing
thoughts ;t> the natural season of re-
pose approaches. \ brisk walk towards
the close of the day. and when the brain
has been oVcItaNcd is commended to
us. But Dr. Fcrrirr warns us and il
were well if he could he heard every
where and needed from opiatrS as
''dan%er"uS ground" They do not pro
duce sleep aS much as torpor. If Nou
cannot get sleep 10y methods which ma
ture rtSelf dictates, he SAYS it i> full
time t" call III the family doctor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Our Glorified Ones.

\ babe IN glory is babe forever.
r'r'rc' aS spirits. and able t" pour forth
It's glad heart in the tongues which an,,.I. ,,s,.
"'Se h'rsellngs gathered i'll God : nursery.
Forever grow III l"yrlincss and love
! ct cannot pass the limit that defines
ihhnm"rhhl" flowers thus bloom and blush
In Heaven. Nor reckon Gods ,i,.si,u in th,.,,,
rrhstrair, "r ~huIn of full accomplishment
ia" lilly l. aS perfect a. the OAK
The my rtlr is as fragrant is the palm
And sharon : Roses are a. beautiful
rs Lebanon = majestic cedar crown
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Inside a Fighting Turret- Ship.

| once heard an old sailor " hn fought
IN Il monitor. dc>cIihc the sound of the
shots heating against the Vessels plates
("u know what il l. To hc in Il lnu~ rail
WdN tunnel how intensely dark il j..
iIl darker than a >rarlc>> night. and
how yellow and feeble the lights look
Well. il l. much lic same in he bowels
of tulIct->hip. when all the hatch
ways are cl">rd. oil lamps swing from
the hcau>. hut they rive no lu>tcG. and
each tlainr seems like Il little lit of vel
low floating in the air. The men "lnpr
ah"ur and knock against each other
some h"aIlu" ammunition To the clcNa-
ton cnuuccIiuU with the tuIrct>. others
callN ing coal from the huukcr> I" the
furnaces underneath the boilers The
engines Gl"am and rattle. and at times
Tia" captains bell rings Il sharp order Il"
>lachcu 81 IurIr.i>'. the speed.
MramW bile. if there has been a lull
in the firing. the men move, above feel
Im@ NrIN like Il limid boy who j. alone
IN u country Lane after dark not that
ricN are afraid. The hoy looks at c\-
"rN >lld"N. thinking there i u r"hhrI
81 u kIdnIppcI behind it, The men any
I"r~lN await each moment. mot know -
in" What deadly surprise il may hrim.
forth.
Nmd ~ the battle g"r> ON. II l. not
Ion" hct"rc there j. Il ringing sound that
l. calculated To I'LL the hrINr>t and
strongest Of ucINr with Il mnmrutaIN
tc!r"I. 1t J. ~ though the inner deck
aud walls Wcrc tIlliu" in upon them.
and ion Il little while they aIr unable Il"
realize ~ hat has happened uncertain
that they aIr not ON then WAY to the
bottom. Ever, caI i stun. with the
awful sound. and every nerve, i thrilled
The. GREAT mass of non seems to tum
bile over ON one side. and moan with
pain before the vessel rights herself
ln;,iu and >tra,lic> herself fnr fresh rN-
rItion>. Then She returns the. rnmpIi-
u,rntS maid h,I. with = ,,u"raucr. and
h,.,. LuiI d,,.S in fin. tu,r,t> b.uL and
~rit fine ,r th, curu, until We pit\ that
unfortunate. and wish She would retire
from the field.
Thcrurrct> are ranged alnn" the deck.
The, ;r, ,hnur ten feet i'm diameter.
fifteen feel hi"I,. and each one, i iron
u,>>iuo thruu"L thr centre and work
mo in ;, ,nrkct ON the lower deck. The
pillar i connected hy Il series of cor
wheels with = steam engine. which
,..,u.rs il to inn, tL, trrrrt in tI, ,Iirrr-
tinu the r,ntaiu reuuires.
Two small r,rt-h holes are emf in thn
rlIrrs of the turrt and furnished viii,
.,IiI i,n, d,,rS When tL. ann. .,r,. f.,
Inc ti,rd tbr,- ,rr .,nrLrd nm slides to
thc rort HOLES which remind ms ut tbc
u,nrth ,r =, dnmS' kennel and tb,i,.
masses .,,,. ,,,;,,t,.I ,t tb, ,.uony ,..,-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

Ten small hands upon the spread
Five forms knrrline b,Sid,. the. bed
Elnr-rNr~, Elack Curly head:
Hl"nd" Brunette III "a glrr and Il .l"w
NIitin. the magic word. such u row .
Seven Years. ~iN Years. five four two
FitiN iin.-r~. all IN 4 liur.
N"ur~ al" thirty and twenty ar, min,D
Ten sweet eyes that -parLl, and SHINE
M"th"rly Mary. H.r "f ten
Ev"n~ thu finger tips r.Hin
Chances al"ng the linr-.ind then
lntrh. mintTa. Cutr:t corn
Apple seed aud apple th"in.
Three .r,.sr IN 4 flock
Euhlr robbie rabbi. aud r"IIt
- L. I
ont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
The Judge Silenced.

The Weld OF milk from Northern
dairy COWS i Incredible to people in he
South. where cattle are raised mostly
Tor beef and hides
Judge Grant WAS in Little Rock. Ark.
in Attendance at the luitcd States
CONT. Omc morning he SIN Il farmer
with Il >louch hat and il genuine butter
uut suit. trying /" sell 4 COW in the
market there. 1t was u large. long
horned animal, and the planter WIS
mt"rmimg II nar that the COW would
give t"m quarts of milk Il day. if fed
we'll.
TIP stepped the Judge. What d" You
.I>k tnl the COW
About Thirty dollars. She'll give five
quarts of milk if ynu feed her we'll. lc-
piled the planter. and he proceeded To
dc>rIlhc her good qualities.
said the judge. have COWS on nay
fam. not mulc than half ~ hi@ IL Nuuu
COW. which give twenty To twenty five.
quarts of milk day.
The planter clcd the Judge sharply
for Il moment a. if tying to remember
whether he had ever seen him before ur
not. and then asked
Stranger. Whar do You live
My home j. in Iowa.
Yes. stranger. d"n't dispute it.
There Was heaps of S"grI> from Iowa
down here during he VAL, and stranger.
they WIS the all-lircdc>t liars in the
whole Yankee amy. Mabhc YOU
m"u@ht hc an officer in some of them
regiments
The judge slid fol the court-h house.
Old Santa Anna has al Last sue
cumhcd. He die at the agc Of -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
business DIRECTORY.

E..u,.> amt Locdiion Of the icdI-
o. ..> HDn>,~ IN ST. JohHNhHrY
N.It,uuur.il Tools and Hardware.
.-... . ~rN~ H"yt~ El"ck. Il. l. II
Np"thrcarir-.
.t..NN No. . E.,uk Flock. Nam -
Ntt"rnrN- at Law.
.r.,..,uIlN Jrv,tt'- Buildn.. K Il. 81
.....t .,,r Il Il. Ohrr. and Post Ofiirr
..... ..rI \n.. C,rd"uIin l;lh ur ~t.,iI-
.....p Nam -. ",rr Hall \ Fletcher
.rf. la"A"r.
i:onL- and ~tati"n"rN.
..u. tpN EII.. Ci"d"uiAn III l. Mann II
I:""k Flinders.
..... 400 N-r'- Monument Squ,Ir.
rItnL- legal aud business.
.-.... 500 N"uImrni square.
E,hrr- aud C"nrr"ti"n"r>.
..NuIrA Ntu ~irr,t.
,,,dhrug tor Wen aud Boys.
... .....N\k~ \ 60. FuIhLuk> NIli.r
,.",L.n. Uii>- and Stone Ware.
.|.UENk~A CO. Fairbanks NiIla.r
,.i"u,- r.,r"r- IInngi"g>. Window shades.
...sA<h~N y 90. Fairbanks Niui.r
Dentists.
.....>~ ,.,l,,l"utu El"rL Mann Str,t
". I. '.""d~. Gr""..rir> aud Fruits.
....tt-. . HIIII\GIll.. Eastern Avenue
l,., ,.",,.I~. and Ladies Fancy Goods.
.... t.,uu. Elrch K. K. street.
... ...alNh~N \ 60. fluhamk~ Village
Iuruitur,. and Ca>krt>.
...s .NII~IE Nam street.
........ tIpILWODp. IOO.F.I:lh l. Il -
,uIN trnc,ri.- and Fruits.
..r.. ... ..' EASTERN Avenue.
Itl, Manufacturers.
.., Works opp. Passenger Depot.
'l",.i'- aud Keeping Goods.
.... ....t tNk~ : co. Fairbanks VILLAGE.
Insurance. uLif..I
r.H.-. Iru.J Eailruad Street
Iron Inum,Irr and Marhini-t.
.... ... ...... \"rlh end Il. Il Street
N,tch:int Tail"r>.
SOP. .t.... pIuvillr Rl"ch Il. Il. >trrrr
photographs.
.u.r ,Ilr,l"ui.ii El"ch Nam Street.
rrtut-r- and Publishers.
...... y co. tard"ni.,u Bloch. Matm ST
stoves and Tin Ware.
I|t HER Eastern Avenue.
ttp WOODRUFF Railroad street.
.... - Eastern Avenue.
Variety and Grocery store.
."..il Eastern Avenue.
Matches. .Jewelry and Toys.
...ta EuWEI.I Calrd"nl;tn ElL. Mann -
.....uIuN Railroad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
MY Heart Was Heavy.

My heart was heavy. for ills trust had been
AhhSrd MS Kindness answered with foul wrong:
80. turning gl""mily from my fellow men
tine summer sabbath day strnllrt amnnn
lh" green m"nndS of the village burial place
W here, l"md"rin. how all human love and hate
Find on" sad level. and how. or late
W r"ng"' and wrong d"rr. each with mr,krnr face
And cold hands folded over still heart
Pass the green threshold al "ur common grave
Whittier all i"otstrpS tend. whence none depart
Awed for my self and pityin. my race
onr common sorrow like a mighty wave
swept all my pride away and trembling. l f"r.ave
LIZ titti.r