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DIFF A. W. HIGGINS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
The Farm and Household.

Says Mrs. Henry Ward Brcrher :
The sewing machine l. doubtless a
gIrat help I" the weary. Il great blessing
t" the heavily Laden mother and house
keeper OF it should he but all have
need of caution lest they make this
good gift IL curse. Look at the rutflrs.
putf>, tiouncc~, etc, that muthcI> put
olI even a little gilr, dress to SAY moth
ING ot the amount required ON THEN
own. Think at putting one hundred
yaIdS on one dress , And ANY lady
knows that Is hut II small estimate of
the number required toI some stylish
dresses. II there We're no way to have
it made hut 10y hand, how many dresses
would he 81 elahorately trimmed
Here is Il prescription for getting rid
OF the ugly and cumhrouS Stump> that
bother many farmers, which we copy
from an exchange:
Now. or early in the fall. bore an
anger hole down into the stump. (if is
H. large one bore lnothcr.) a. deep at
the anger will go. Put III an ounce oI
tw" OF >altpctrr ill the hole or holes
with Mater and plug them up. Next
spring pull the plug. pour in Il gill OF
two ot Kerosene oil and set it on fire
The writer SAYS The stump will Smoul-
der away, without blazing. To the very
extremity of the roots. leaving nothing
but a>hr>. 1t is Il cheap and con
vcnient stump pullcr; try 1t.
EXrULSInN OF FLIES. We copy the
following from the London Garden.
Have any at our readers witnessed
similar results The Rev. George
MraIr> Drought. writing from ireland
to the London Times. SAYS: "Fnr
three NeaIs have lived in Il town. and
during that time nay >ittiugroum has
been free from flies. three or four only
Walking about my breakfast table. while
all my ueighhor>' rooms were crowded
| often congratulated myself "n my
escape. hut never knew the reason ui
it until two days ago. | then had oc-
cation To move my goods to another
house. while remained on toI two daNs
longer. Among other things moved
were two boxes of gerauiumS and cal
crolaIia>, which stood i'll my window
the window being always open to full
extent, top and bottom. The boXe.
were not gone half an hour before my
room was as full of flies rs those aroun,
me. This, to me. is Il new discovery
and perhaps Il may serve to encourage
OtheIs i'll that which il always Il sourc,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
Professor Protoplasm Huxley.

New York Correspondence DetOrt Free Press
The eminent English scientist, Pro-
tessor Huxley. made but il short stay III
New loIk. Dut his arrival was the
cause of ii conversation between one of
our amateur scientists and Il natter-of-
fact friend, that seems worth reporting.
he amateur Is an enthusiastic adnlrer
of Huxley. and he spoke so eXtrava-
gantlN about him that the friend finally
became curious, and asked:
Nv ho i'll thunder is Huxley, any
way p
'lou don't mean to say you have
not heard of Professor Huxley, the
great scientist
Yes, do though. Never heard his
name before. What has he done =
"WhN, uan, Huxley made the i'm
portant discovery about protoplasm."
About what p
"Protopla>m.'
And what the dickens is proto-
plasm.
Nov, look here, You don't mean tn
sit there and tell me y"n don't know
hat prntoplasm is ?"
That's just it. Nary pr"toplasm."
well, protoplasm Is what we may
call the lite principle"
"Auythimg to do with Insurance.
"Oh, nonscnse the lite principle Ill
nature-the starting point of vital ac-
ton. 81 to speak.
lie discovered that, did he
"lc>, Il few years ago, i'll Eng gland
And what good is it going to do :"
Good \ great deal OF good. 1t
1 1. -I..,l
and is valuable in bearing ont the theo-
/ ry of evolution. 1t is a noble contri-
1 button to science, and has made the
name of Huxley one of the few lmmor-
tai names that were not born To die
$50 Huxley knows all about the life
principle. does he !!
Yes. all about it,"
And the starting point of final ac-
ton =
EXACTLY"
"Wcll. see here now, can he TAX,
some of that prnt"pla>m and go to work
and make Il man OF IA horse or All ele-
phant with it -
"Oh. no. hc couldn't do that"
"Can he take it and make anything
At all OF II, even Il Snat OF Il lily :!
Il glIc>s not.
well, then, he may just 60 t" thun-
der with his pr"toplasm. don't be
lieNc its worth ten cents Il pound, any
how. Pears to me these scientific feel
lows put on Il big lot of ais about very
little. Protopla>m. eh! Shouldn't Won
der if Huxley came over here to get W
a company 10 work it. Did You say the
mine is in England -
The scientist gave him up III despair
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
RrHainus Rradina.
I Will Answer. Job 10: %

Thus saith the Lord the Lord
is his name ; call unto me. and | will
answer thee. and show thee great and
mighty (hidden) things. which thou
kuowc>t not. Jer. 81 ,, 3.
Thou shalt call, and | will answer
thee. Job IA : ID.
And it shall come to pass, that before
they call, | will answer; and while
they are yet speaking will hear. lisa.
10 81.
Thou shalt make thy PRAYER unto
him, and he shall hear thee. job -: -
He shall call upon me. and will
answer him. +. ~ 10.
Then shall yr call upon me. and yr
shall Ga and pIaN unto me, and will
hearken unto You. Jcr. %: H..
Then shalt thou call, and the Lord
shall answer. lisa. - :: 9.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
BEST mediums !!

Many advertisers have a theory about advertis-
ing Some say that there is of trying To
trad, when i, dull; others SAY that trade il
GOOD enough at certain seasons. and they only
trad, i'll such and such months. Hence
they advertise at that time only
Men who advertise only at stated times are liza
BILE Ia he disappointed in the time il takes To
c,iv, results from their advertisements. Some
has sand that tn" first time pei an adver-
tisrmcnt in his spap-r he pays little attention
Ia it the second week. he reads il somewhat care
fully the third week he begins To talk with his
family nrighb"rs about it; and the fourth week
ne goes and buys the article advertised.
rr,mi-in. that this describes n large class of
readers, articles for in the spring should be- adj
/ N-rti-rd i'll the winter while moving machines
and hay rakt- should lie advertised in \ pril and
MAY instead al July. the usual time.
While in things regard may be had To the
of advertising the fact remains that people
read a local paper about much at time As
another and if at certain periods an advertisement
Is not likely t" be quite ~ productive. that fact
keeps competing ad verti-emcnts out Of the
paper columns, and consequently gives the Whole
ti,d 1" the man who does advertise n that time
Therefore believe that II is generally admitted
that N, best time 10 advertise Is all the time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
"As Little Children.
BY VI. l.. WINSLDW .

Little Benny was spending the day
at his graudmothcr'S. Every one in the
house was glad to entertain him, tor he
was a rare visitor. Pictures and shells
and books were brought forth tor his
amr>emcntS, and his Young aunties dis
Inferred old dolls and toys without
number.
Towards noon. however. other in
stiuct> thar the r>thrtic began To de
Nelop themselves, and he said, halt
shNlH.
..Nlv mamma said was To have my
dinner here"
.'Oh :" SAID one of his aunts, moved
10y that propensity to tease the little
ones which l. apt to hc an umamiahlc
element OF grl nature. "Supp">e we
wont give Nou amy >
The two blue eyes >honc like stars as
the suspicion OF tears gathered in them.
one big sob swcllrd IN the little throat
and then with brave, confiding appeal
to every one in the room Brnuie said.
But You TiH."
The tears gathered in the auntN'> eyes
then. while all the others FASTENED Ia
reward the little hrlicveI'S faith with
biscuits. apples and candy. H. she
Thought ui how often when Satan had
whispered to her doubling heart. sup
pose the LnId wont give YOU this need
eel thing You have been PRAYING for ;!
his voice had been listened to. and un-
restrained tears had taken the place of,
But He rW.
our life in Christ is IA life of faith 10y
il We stand. in it alone We can walk.
and the victory that oNcrcoIutth j. not
only promised I" bat is faith itself
Hence the tcmptcr, knowing that he
eau ''liud nothing in Us while we are
''lnuking unto Jesus" 10y faith. l. even
watching To- strike Us in the heel with
his pni>nnrd arrows. If our worldly
prospects are dark and We are cndcaV
"lInG I" rest on the promise. ''NcIilN
thou shalt hr fed, he whispers: "Othcl
people have starved suppose God
won't feed N"u ?" II "ur life battle he
comes tirrccr than flesh can endure. aud
We aIc seeking shelter behind the shield
of Him "whn giNcrh Us the Victory" he
SAYS scorntullN : But suppo.r He won't
give il To You ,! II We ale striving III
the face OF all opposition To raise tn,
fallen and dcm"lIsh the >tr"mgh"Id> "i
sin. clad III the pan"plN OF AL things
are possible to him that htlicVctlI." lac
saNS: "Thc whole world licth in wick
cdne>>: why should God make this
TennNati"n possible to Nnu?" And whcI
the old nature. rcpudiatcd and tmSakcr
Vet still alive, Ii>cS with the accumulate,
force of habit to do battle with tin. in
fint Christ new born within, and ",
are cudraNoIIng To stay ourselves upon
the rock, "Sin shall not have dominion,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
cENTAUR
LIN I M E rs

~ nearly perfect are thu. r.,it,,.
deriul pam s""thinG and h,silu. ,"' a.r.
ilthts, thdl "" can confidently - '''.' D
Nldt" any pam arising from fi,~l + AL. f..
arrangements We II" not pretend H. -. l.a,. ..
mend a broken leg "r rNtrrIniIi,t,. h. ''''' .h'.
III H"ch 'aSts' thrN VIII Tc'iuc, IN, mn ....
stop the pain. Nor can w.. ,r,.,,.,, ''.. '.r. .t
results WHERE the body l. nuI.,,I .'. ir. ..-
temperance l. a. necessary L. 3, ,,, "'.,-..
mental condition. i'.f'i T'....
The White tentaur Iinim.rt
adapted To all eases of rhrumarr.r- r '.' '.'..t.
TaIsia. "rNslprlas. itch ~praiu- ,I..Ir- 60 &c.,.
bruises. >ting>, pul>un> >,,ld-
PACK pains III me side. wounds W,,t.,. ~...
burns, frosted feet. palsy. ,.rr..,i. ,.1...
head ache. ulcers. old >nr,~ hr.l.r .H..
nipples, >ni" throat. Group ,url,-. ',.- >r.
most at the-t complaints ih- j,rr,,., .-
VIII cure all of them II will l.u,r, '.'. 'ar.
tract the l"i~"n from bites and -t.. ".. ..
cur" burns and ~Cald~ without t.,.r ''. a
ms is but sample OF 4 th"u-aud -.n.r'.' ''..
mails ."-.
My wife has for a long TIM. ban -
i"rti from rheumatism She it- rI... ..'' -r
sIrIin~ and many remedies Tho. r.f ,.''. DO.
has given her r'li"t l. C"ntaur Linn, "..r
i"ic"d I" say this has cured her '.a
W. II. RIM, r..,n...
1t Is an indisputahlr fact tia, ti, ,."a''i
ments are performing cures n,,,r t.f..' '.t
by any preparation i'll tNisr.rl,. .'''"'
rheumatism of thirty Years -I,tIi,l.r '.' d..
fingers and JOINTS which had hon 80 '' -
years taking I'll" ~"r"nr~- from h.fI.- , .
Dnr dollar, I'll even nifty cents li,..-r,
thnr l.lnlmeni Ill hr within r..,,A vt., ' ''-
cldrnt occurs, and viii ii" m"i- -.s-, H.,
amount OF money paid ioI ur,II, . '. a
When physicians are called tn, H. .'''a..
this l.Inim-ut, and al course g., is,I.... .'. ..-
fol II. I'D '...,
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,pr,cN PAIthIs
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAItN
r. II. EDDY.
SOLICITORS OF nv ~
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After AN extensive pTi'il'" al "i"' H Dr..
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States also in Great Britain. ! IHh'' ''' aide
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ignments. and all papers "r Ora" ,.t -
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on all but one of which patents hi' .risra.
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me To recommend all inventors !" 'i' ID, o. .
procure their patents a. they may .' - u. ~
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The Yellow Centaur Linime,,

is adapted t" the tough skin mu-,I,- t.i r..
the animal creation It, eifrct- uini. ,,..,.. w..
of spawn. swrrnN. wind gaiI h.,..t i'
evil arr little less than marvellous
MrsSrs j Mcclure s Go. iiu.-I-r- o.. .
and Front SIS Cincinnati q ~ 81
In our neighb"rh""d a nuut,r 90 r..,-......
using the tentaur Linimrnr It.. .-. D.
superior Ia anything that TIN, f,,. ....
W" sell a. high a. four {" NV d.y,f. De- 20.
month L" owners uf hur-,-- uud mule.
We have volumes al i,-iIutur..-
cures OF sprain- kicks p"ll-"'li h. .,ri ..l...
founders. which are lirIl, l,.-- tin. -..-..
owner Of an animal can afford I, loo, -, .r..... .
tie al '"ntanr l.inim-nt which 40. ,..,. r.
worth twenty times it, cost sid .....
but prepared only al thu
Laboratory Of ! Il. EO~t $50
81 bEl 81. NFw luG.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
THE BEST MEDIUM.

In every locality the local newspaper is taken by
tue best people. The spaper il the only adver-
tsing medium that is b"ught and paid for by the
persons whose attention the advertiser desires Ia
attract. Every man thinks more of the paper fol
which he pays than of a gratutous sheet circular
which is thrust in at his door. An advertisement
i'll his paper attracts his attention and secures
h> confidence without any otficinus solicitation al
most without his knowing it. The strong reason
why the newspaper is the best a ivertising medium
l. because 1t is paid for by the recipient The sub
scriber pays thu cost of manufacture and distribu
ti"n. the publisher can therefore give publicity Ia
an advertisement at a lower price per hundred OF
per thousand than could be- afforded under other
circumstances. No other medium has ever com
petrd successfully with the newspaper : a general
advertising medium.
There are over five hundred copies of the Gale
DOMAIN taken every week i'll -. Johnsbury alone
and no other medium compares with it for reaching
the families i'll this town
Terms of advertising given first page
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
fur Sale.
Bees For Sale !

The subscriber offers for sale 20 30 swarms OF
common bees lllarge swarms and well stocked
with honey and in splendid condition every way
They are in movable frame hives of the best ma
terms. l wish to sell because | am overstocked
and cannot take care of them. Prices low. Who
ever thinks bees will not do well in this country
with proper care, let him examine my stock and
satisfy himself. $40 JACOB IDE.
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY

Warranted PURE WHIT ~ INNS.
known throughout New England - Ito '''''
FINEST and BEST ....
LEAD TAPE, - ia. Wide. "u 'r''
tain sticks. 49,.
LEAD RIBBON. from = {" 'u' .'
on reels for builders.
LEAD PIPE OF any size al H. ~ .-s
Al lowest market prices i"I G""!- '' ''
ity. FRANCIS BRpN y. I'" V..
tSrpt23 0"'
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EXCURSIONS
To
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC

kOtT E A-MuntTral Via Pas-umpsc and south
Eastern Railroad. Return same Route.
ROUTE B-M"ntr-al and Quebec VIA Pas Jump
sic. south Eastern, RichrlIeu Line Steamers aud
tirand Trunk Railway
EOUIE I-Qurhrc VIA la~-ump-ic Railroad l."
ShrIbr""ke. Grand Trunk Halfway t" Qu,hrc. lie
turn kuut-
= The sale OF Excursion tickets will com
mrncc July |, and continue during the months "f
August and September GOOD T. return until No
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ARIINGTON HOISE.

ARLINGTON HOUSE.
Corner tau-way and canal streets.
H"-t"n. TN the American plan.
StMtA Pre-" moderate, Newly RENTED and
uel,lu, furnished throughout. clerks III at
tendance al all hours
John \ FAEkS Manager
ADV antaGt~ of the Arlington HOUSE. It, near
hess {" thu Lowell. Eastern. FItchbury and Boston
and Maine Railroad drp"t>. I" persons arriving.
late hN th"-. reads II l. the tir~tcla~-
hotel /" P"r-"n> arriving lat, from the south
and West and travelling East "r North IL L. rh,
most convenient hotel Ia start from early "r late,
Toy the Eastern and \urthrrn Railroads 1t has
most excellent facilities fol transfer Ot baggage.
I" and from the different railroads Ladies visit
na Boston viii find this house very convenient L.
send then bundles street ears and coaches Ia all
parts OF thu city pass the house ,vrTN two minutes
tuCt1--
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WESTERN TICKETS !

Tickets {" all points West and south and III.
Pacific coast. via. all the first lass routes
I" Liv-rp"ol Glasgow and other points by first
Ila-> Steamers
1" san Francisco. 10y EaIl al steamer
For lowest rates. tim. tables and Information
call gu address \. {. HARVEY. Ticket \ 1t
- .I"hn~huTv Vt =
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CAsToRIA.

cross. sIckly hahi-- and ,l.IIr,n MA. ..
health and m"iirI- have I,-t % Tire. s.. ID.
tnria Worms. frNrri-hu,~, L. ft.r. u.rt
sour stomach and uuiI-r>i,d i,.I ,.I.,,. a. ..
cross. and produces sickness
ta~t"Iia viii a~-iuilat.- III, f.-.l ,,.,. . -
and correct all thr-, things FuI rN,lts .,..-.
Pitcher rNPrIimcnt'd III h- pi.a-, .rr'...
produce all effective cathaIrI,. tul -..r..... .
later which would h, a. ,fr,t,, - CASH,
without lt- unpleasant TASTE. ul I,..I'
he reputation ct hl- tNp.r.t4,I.r .,,...
PLY >lclan> and mur-,-~ rapidly d.,rrt BE-. 20.
dN I" which hr gave the Haul' ni ,.t-'.f.t
astoria l. a. plra>.iIi &" itk, - bone. %.
latr- the >t"ma h AMI bowels and f..,, H.- -
Ii l. adapted 1" all ages contains o.. .t..i..t..
l. absolutely harmless {" thr uiu-' r,4I,, ...s.-
Try ta>t"rla once and lou Wi. u-l.. 200 ..
out II Prepared al TIN
Laboratory 81 j L I.u~I 500
Il pFl - MN l,a. '.i,s-,
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of pleasure, and which now proves also
to be Il source of comfort, viz, window
gardening"
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NOTICE !!

STATE. OF VERMONT
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice L. hereby -iVrn that a petition will h,.
made I" tn, GrurT.tl Assembly "f the STATE of Yer
mont AT it, session fuT the levy tan upon
the County "t caledonia sufficient paw the ac-
cru-d indebtedness of said County. and iur future
current expenses.
BY ORDER OF ASSISTANT JUDGES.
August l. l-s6 3--iO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-01
Mes>rs. LIrrLrFIFLp \ Go.

Mrs>rs LrrTLEFIFLp 4 Co..
| reside, AT Manchester y II ami if''''.'.
sided at HrnnikrI and iIu a IIiI''" N'A.' .
Stale. | have had CAtaIIh tNrut. b. ''1.'
since ! was nineteen NrlI~ odd had .. ''r' ID.
time. 1t run all that p,rI"d aud nI-.'-
MI up and drop down IL my throat calls be
lnG at choking. II, that would SPIN t, II. To-
save my self from >tIitu- ulttl"h. u 'i'' '''
head 81 that fell confused and "I- 10 ..t..'.
~,.NrIr h,,ida, hes 1T intervals f"l d WITH al
| also had pains i'll Shoulders ha' 900" OIL.
from which sufftT,d IuIu'u~' - .''
they that wear az" last >unil'i "H- ...-
IL, i'll he'd most "f the tIuir tn ili'' A.
have tried all kinds uf ~nufi~ ami 4iH.. .'
dies with nu particular hrn Mt AMI '"'-..','
~iCIan-. | began I" tthr ti'- Z "h-i'.l..''
Iarrh Kennedy last August ! Ice -'i u" -.
Tel before finishing III, ilr>t l"ttl' ID.
th,. third bottle, My catdrIh = 'ui'a l'
l. Restored. have II" paln- AZ h'- "I '"'--
whole, ~ stem IL made over new ''.'t ID
medicine that has been thu meals "I
me from intense suffering and almost '"'
am now ahl, I" de- tn, haTd' u w"fh 30" Too.
greatest -Npusurr. aud feel that '.'h.
much III favor of the Constitutional '.t. ia
rdV. MRS + u hN'''"
Manchester. y. H., Feb III