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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
agricultural.
Safe Horses.

Thu education OF NO colt is really completed until
he IL, driven -" ordinary roads without hr--ch
ing al hold hacks. lie should lie, taught /" he utter
~ fearless and Indifferent Ia the wagon coming
suddenly upon him from behind =" far a. the hui
man mind MAY predict own life has been Ger
tainlN saved once hrc.tIs, the horses were olrv
ing. when the pole snapped halfway down n m"uu
tain side. had been taught these w" supreme Viz
tmrs-t" stop AT tia, word whoa and +" hold the
wagon back with their launches Ii il astonishing
/" rs that w" habits of obedience essential a,
these. and :" easily incucatrd should not b. r.
gardrd actually indispensable. Th- is our
method OF teaching horses I" fear when the
wagon suddenly against them: W. taxi
the h"I~'.. and htckiu. him brtwrcn the shafts
continue t" back him slowly and easily until his
hams come ia contact with the whiffi-trr-. He
may start At inst bur after few trials. he be
comes absolutely indifferent I" il Then calling
the Groom t" the head "f the horse We station
selves behind the wagon CT carriage and speaking
kindly and ~""thinGlN 1" the h"r~, push it slowly
forward until II comes against him All this is
don" quietly. remember. and =" gently neither
I" hurt "r alarm the animal After few trials
the horse becomes accustomed Ia il. and will az
tuail\ brace himself against Your pressure. This
l. what N"u have been after. III, has caught the.
idea and will h-ncrfnrth enter int" your plan In
few DAYS hr will even bear pain III resisting. vnur
Efforts, and will not finch. and adjust himself in
such a ~ tnrrcrIv- the pressure the best
au.l,. of RESISTANCE, You can now hitch him into
y"ur wagon and leave the br--chiu. and hold
hacks al h"m- After tw" months ut training We
have driven 4 colt that was not amiabl, bv ia
turt. for miles a country read. where thu. hills
whil, they not long steep. with nothim.
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Rrhainus Radna.
Every Man in His Place.
Nun. >: IL.

For aS the body is one and hath many
members. and all the members of that
one body. being many, are one body !:
so also j. Christ. And the eve cannot
say unto the hand. have no need of
thee: nor again the head To the feet. !
have no need of you. Nay much more.
those members of the body. which seem
to he feeble, are necessary. Now We
are the body of Christ. and members IN
particular. Cor. -: T.. y, -, y.
Every one To his work. \ch. !: ID.
The Lord hath chosen Non t" stand
before him. to serve him. Oh. 30: l..
Whatsoever thy hand tindeth t" do.
do it with thy might. Feel. .: 10.
In every work that he (lIezekiah) he
gan in the service of the house of God.
he did it with all his heart, and
prospcred. > Chron. 3I:2l.
And the men did the work faithfully.
> Chron. "a: T..
They scni unto me (Nchcmiah) say
ing. Come let us meet together. 49,.
And | sent messengers unto them. say
ing. am doing II great work, :" that |
cannot come down. why should the
work cease. whilst | leave it. and come
down To Nou ! Yet they sent unit" me
four times after this sort and | an-
swrred them after the same manner.
Neh. Il: 81.
H. that is faithful in that which is
least. is faithful also in much. Lux"
ii: 10.
Every one that is called 10y my name :
| have created him tnr my glory. l>;,.
49,.
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One Step at a Time.
BY REV. \. u. EMMON>.

III hr-'- ~ H. f-""'->''
How uerdfnl that. as Christians. We
shnI,Id r,mcmh.r that God asks us to
fax. hut ON. stem at 4 time. How MANI
d,uhts and fears vould find no ;hidiu"
nI.,,.,. il, nur hearts if "a, vould only
keen this in mind An army i some
times cnu,uell.d To make "A Ion" march.
Inn every man in Ih, moving host takes
one, st,p at a time. and the. work i
dom. St.p after step measures the
lnuU.st distance. There i. and must
La. n,nor,ssiou i'm tI, Christian LIE. and
.xn,,i,.n,. W., r.,,,uot Ln to-,aI th,.
,Iutx ,f tn-morruv. Iu childhnod We
,.,,u,t dn tb, work of m,tuI,. life. \
h,riuuiuu i,uplI,S u continuance a> we'll
rs an end
Wanna Christians. though sincere in
their determination to serve. the Lord.
and firmly resolved To per>evcrr even
INTO the end. arr. Frequently appallrd h\
the. thnurht of the duties of The. future
The future. to them. i more than the
present. and they forget that the future,
i with Gnd and they have, to do only
with the m,scnt. II i, linht ful youun
cnn,,,ts f., think nf the dutic. of :,
Christian lit,. and il j. , Good ,i"u t,u
th,,n T., Ia. n,,n,.,I, SENSITIVE, uunu his
mint hut they >hnuld remember tb,t
tL,,,. Luti,.> are. moi cumiu" uuou tb.m,
AT ouc. and all tonrthcr. II i vcn.
also. for tbr ynnnr disciple to Ice Der
su,d,d th,t In. mII>t Il, sn,u,thiu" and
viii IL, eyn,rt,J f., do s.,u,tbiu". Inn
h. n,u.t u,,t mini r,n much nt Lix d,-
inc H.. nust ,s.m.i;,t,. Christ with rh,.
,hnnuht ~ hi. ,Inin,. and mI,st r.n.,,,-
S.ninm, il, "a hnr, h,. INST, ..WitLout
n, II, can do unthiuu" Hut LET II,
admir- f., II i t,u,. thnt th,r,,,,. nr,,,,
duti.. h,f,, ynI,nr Christians the,
nm. n,t IN +, IL. dam. tn-J.N sine.
th, IIni ,i.u, !. ,..,II,d tn service. >hnuId
tL.. ,L,,u,,L, If Inn, v..,L,u -, lii
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Il, !. L.,rJ v,,L u,;utuI v,,L +,
,Ii,,L, ,y.,r ,L.,t ,,,,nmt.,i,, fam, I,ut
with th,. hall, If cad L,. n., f.. .,II,.
ia In If II Vim, ,.,ri,n,. L, will fake,
,,,.. .,,,,, -, =, ti,n.
ri. thnu,,I,t niu L.I, -. vh.n u...
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,I,'.''',i H.. ,I,;'I l.
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stem after Stem viii hn,n~ ms thrnnrh MI
th. da,Ln.. and ,L.m ~. lL,u I.,r,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

last borne its fruit. How slight a thing.
il seems, to give Il Bible to a child.
But if the giver had not shown by Il
consistent Christian life. that he truly
loved the Word. would that little book
have been preaching silent sermons all
those years ! Not every Bible which
has been received as Il present could
speak thus to the heart.
y Young man said. Il owe my
conversion to my mothers prayers
However Indifferent seemed, or even
Str"ve to he. could never quite forget
that every day my mother was praying
for me. At last her prayers have been
answered." Did that mother sometimes
grow weary in watching and PRAYING I!
Weary not. We shall reap in due season
If We faint not.
\ lady said she traced her religious
impressions to the influence of IL former
Sabbath school teacher. Did not the
religious principles of that teachers life
shine forth in all her WAYS, that thus
her work should remain Perhaps Sab
bath school teachers often feel that it Is
almost a> nothing, the little they can
do in the few moments which each week
they spend with their CLASSES. Per
chance that pastors wife felt sad and
di>heaItened a> she left the parish. al
most feeling that her Labor had been III
vain in the Lord. How would it have
rciuiced her heart could she have only
looked from that class of young girls.
forward over these Intervening years.
and seen this wife and mother coming
forward To unite with the people of
God. and heard her say ing. This is the
result of impressions received many
Years since from my Sabbath school
teacher. Mis-. P" ..Iu the morning
SOW thy seed. and in the evening with
hold not thine hand fol thou knuwcSt
not whether shall prosper either this oI
that. or whether they both shall be
alike good" vermont ChrOnicie.
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The Yellow Centaur L,pjm.,,

Is worth lis weight III gold r.,....,.,...
mules. ~-.
This l.inIm'nt has cured i.,.
led. ring -b"nrd and CALLED I....- '' -..,
than have all the faIIi-r~ 10 -t.........
Its Elects are simply w"nd,fI..
We have thousands unuu f....-
Gates a. strong a. the tll"Nln.
My horse was lame f,r q ....
wrench. y II Remedies ute. r...-
considered HIM worthless uir.
n~,. 'rntaur Linmrnr. Whi,l. r......
heartily recommend il
REV GIu 80 Fl....
Man"ryIll,. ~,t.....
DEAR SIE>- haN,. Used .
mrnt i'll my family. and md u To-.
Please send mr tw" d"iltI~ ....-.
mules and horses Ir..
Falls Station. Wyoming g.. g..
II makes very lirtlr dlii,r,i.. ....-..
" neither II Ice wrench -pItu .
~"Tdtch'-> al lam,.n,~- uf aIl. .. o..
the -aII-. LINcTNm.n -tt-..l.....
"i".. should never lee With"ut o..
lInim'It. II L. ~"ld tN,ItNl.r. .r.
III III effects
Laboratory "f i g. lD~t. 500.
!" bh - NJ" I..
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Advertising Shame.

The American hangs his head in
shame when he sees the public burden
ed with the Ie\clatIonS of malteaS;ince
III office. He is panied to think that
all the world must know how low toned
our political morilities are: how given
to thieving and the betrayal of trust
are multitudeS of our men in RESPONSE
hle positions: what vulgarity of greed
Is exhibited 10y those. whom the people
have h"nnrcd 1t is all horrible. re
Voting. disgusting, humiliatiug: but
this rcNrlatinn is Il Thousand times bet
ter than the policy of conccalment. a
vice laid open I" the public cautcry is
in IL much better condition for being
cured than one which is permitted to
lester i'll semi secrecy for personal or
class consideration. Dr.. i. e.. HoIIund:
Scribnfr for lime.
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for Sale.
FOR SALE.

In the village of East Hardwick the buildings and
place formerly built and occupied by n. W Morse
but for the past few years occupied by the sub
scriber-said place consists of dwelling house ~
M ell l-N36 barn 26x36. Ample accommodations
for "A large family and a tenement to rent if desired
Good water on premises. Two large shops in
basement. Good barn with cellar underneath and
convrn.nces for keeping three or four horses and
cows Good garden and nursery of fruit trees.
Also will he sold if desired, three acres good
grass land situated to rods distant on good road
all within five minutes walk of depot For further
information inquire of the subscriber.
IRA &. STEVENS, East Hardwick
or j. ID. BELL Walden. or ALONZO CRANDAL
+. Hardwick. 236
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.


Seml-Weekly Line To New York.
Steamers Elran"ra and Franc"nia will until fur
th"r notice lrav" franklin Wharf Portland and
i,i"i 3; East River, New York. every Monday and
thursday =. III. The Flea NORA l. u new steamer
recently hullt f"r tins route. and both >h, and the
franc"nla are fitted NJ with Tim. accommodations
Tor Passengers making this the most convenient
AMI comfortable Route for travellers brtwrrn New
York and Maine.
lpurIn. tn" summer months they touch at Vine.
yard Haven both going and coming from New
York. Freight taken at the lowest rates-Fnr
further information apply Ia
HENRY Fox, Gen. Art.. Portland
"T D. +: MES y ct Pier b, f X. New York
tJuly76
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NEW GOODS
AT THE
Boston ooc. Store !

IIav" Just received Z let OF goods consisting
ct Full. SETS tROQUET Four Wheeled
carts. Wh-,lharr"w- Rocking Horses
Fish Poles Drums. a good assortment
Black Walnut Goods nice, Bed
spreads Ladies' and cents
Hosiery and X id Gloves.
Napkins. Towels. CENTS
whit" and Color-d
shirts and I'M
drrWrar.
Hats and Caps. Ha--ock-. Nali>e. and Ret
icule> >un-hadrs GOOD assortment of
VASES and TOILET SETS Al
buns, JEW ELEY HAIR
SWITCHES Pictures
And many other things that can he seen by call
ing AT thu ~ Cent Store. Beans Buildin. Eastern
\ Venue. 81 TuhnShurN. ~
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Administrators Sale,

By virtue of Incense from the Probate Court
will sell as Public Auction on saturday. Nav 9TH.
the following property, viz All the real estate of
the late Jacnb r. Dean of ST. Johnsburv consist
in" of lot of land containing ~ acres with build
ing- thereon. Situated On Pleasant Street Alsu
"a lot of thirty acres of Pasture land adjoining.
said Land contains about 10 acres of woodland l.
well watered and is in good state of cultivation
2l-3 &. +. DEAN, Admir-.
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Mitchell Farm Wagons.

The ah"N~ Wag
"u~ have now II
rived and | am pr-
pared I" ill every
fIIiuvI ON al =
pIIrcihit viii make
II IA "i,I-ot tor Inn
not only I" haN" 4
GOOD durable and
convenient WAGON
fui farm work hut
ais" = GOOD "nr t.
carry his produce
l." nIrk,t. I.li-N
IuG thr-" wagons
we'll w"rtlnN the al
trnii"u al any Who
have u.s., for a GOOD
farm "r Job wagon
! would respectful
~ invite N"u I"
call and cNaInin,.
them before pun
chasing.
=: .IulIn-l,urN. Nj
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St. Johnsbury, VT.

W. rrpr"~ mt sound and reliable, Cnrnpani,.s both
stock and mutual and prepared tn place. risk :
Al reasonable and equitable, III American OF
English Companies Of und"uhtr, responsibility
W" guarantee pr"mpi and honorable. settlements
with I"h'N h"d' i'll ca>,. "f loss.
W. rhHrT' ~" f'' f"T I'"iri,A rsHs,CdiS transfers.
'"r'ff"n ~ Stack Companies
W" lnNli" parties >"rkn" Insurance. To call ulmn
i~ 81 address uS 10y letter confident that ly 50
dom they Will consult their Interests and III
all matters entrusted t" H. pl-dsr our best ct
forts {" d~rrNr public Patronage.
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FRAMES

have hand Mnuldings for framing first
class Paintings. Chrnmn-. and -n"ravinus which
will suit the refined TASTE Also cheaper
mnuldingS i'll large variety. If parties wanting
picture frames and living within IL miles of ST
Johnsburv. on tn, line Of railroads. will notify me-
by postal ear, will exhibit samples of mnuldin.
and TAKE orders for frames at their residence
= TraVelin" tanva-srrs supplied with frames
at wholesale prices. JAMES BERRY.
Main Street. II bloomsbury. Vi. 22-1
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CAsToRIA,

Ii - a mistake To- ~unIu-.. that.
ri I" grow I''-I-"n- - 49,. ..,,. .....
~ need L" increase. tie. ATLANTIS.
have many complaints o.. ....
ldaptrd-Ik' md ,ul, -... -...
I'tt.r. t-'thn. and ,I"up u., r..-
recommended lei THIN
lis effects ar niur,. ,,Irilu rt.. t....
contains II" il"huhnl and = %. .......... ,..
h0HcU. II never .TiI.- H. Be- ...... ...
and b"W,-l- The. ta>tnrit ,u...- ...
worms and prevents i,N'r.- '..-- ...
n"IN'> and produces h,aru-r... .- ...
dr"n can sleep III PuI't and u..t ...-.... ..-.
tI-t"Tld l. RECOMMENDED DO. .... ..
nurses " h" haN.- tined II and .
cI-i>In. sale. 1t = pIrInI,d ,.-. -...-
the receipt al Dr. >amu,l l'r,l.. - ....
Laboratory al j T. l.'~.
IL by u MN ne
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted rIRE WHITE LEAD.-WrH
known throughout New England a. tn, " IIITE>T
FINEST and BEST
LEAD TirE. - III Widc on reels for cur.
tam -tith-
LEAD RIBBON. from = l : tn inches wide.
reels tnT huIld,T-
LEAD rIII al any size 81 TN, hn,s-
Vt lowest MARKET prices Tor goods nf equal uIlal
Ity. FENNtI~ BEOWN Treasurer.
tIunr2A Salem. Mass.
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PRICESl PER EOIIlE.->"I' ..' ,r~tt.-
.i-t-. \ pamphlet al - PAGE -'' ',-.. d.. ,-.-..
on CataIrh. and containing IHh".'.' ....r.,tI-
cures sent FREE. lay addrr~~,n- '' \ b
LITTLEFIELD a &c. Man Joe
tJunel 10
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Collins and CaSketS,

Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail hv
l.. u. HOWARD. EAST OF bErOT. at GredtIy Re-
dUced RATES.
8 Baskets upholstered and trimmed at short
notice. at the r""mS over Ira HAEVEYs Variety
STARE, Eastern Avenue. call i'll and examine my
work.
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'nJs 81 NrdHgii"g D',-u,',. i'.
AMI Weakness .t hW"'.,
diGfsig R,i,crri >9'''" ..
u,gig mdd' "r'' H..
bu Dsssi 900.
Borh
MF~-Rs LIrTLEFTELp \ Go.
live III Manchester nov. AMI Af..
tiftN Years IN G"tt~r"wn. about o.
here. am - wears old ht'' l'd ..."
Years and bad cough i"r - .r'-
Spring and Fall G""d deal 81 ih.i ..
had dizziness III tn, head l'uiin- n"
| have had dI"pping> tr"m tl' h'F'
. filling the threat with Ihl'-m ''H-...- - ..
the threat and Whenever Ne 'i.."'
creating a feeling "i -uii"'ti.u- t..
People, have Thought ! had Tie '.!> ....
was d"ct"r,d f"r that hH'' '.u-
many PLY -Ician> hut never -"t met,
raTN relief. About IN" months -" 1900 ...
spell fell down and VA iu>'u~'I"' Do.
and did not know my own folks e" ".'
Nv hr"th-I told me "i '"ui '"'n''' B.. 49,
Hsmsiu and HdN i-,.d M" {" huN . h.I -..
catHIrh and took this and Il l'ii ...
and III ten DAYS II cured III" 'iihii0 "- .t
phl"gm. uckln. III the throat Lhd '..
! Was able {" saw f"uT c"id- "i ".'"'
hours daN | never II" H"'i i- ..
seemed rn make me all "N-I I"" o..
the old troubles unless ct cold 900"
~p""utul "f the Constitutional '"'"'.
moves every thing- ! would not j" 81. r..
long a. | could get money {" huN ~ 1871. g.. ..
and his wife have had 'hu'h ".'
try in. il and lind immediate r'l'l - ..
have had pans IA ia" -Nl'" 90 .-
weakness "f tn, kidneys i'i m".
though work hard dali, show Inn 3. .' d..
the wear. my kidneys have found i'.'
.Iu~I Iit Cd '''''.'
Manchester y H Apr y -"
Capt. Joseph George can G't Tie 49,
every bank man and citN Officer 4" '''
liable and honest
= Hundreds Ell '.i-'~ "i a SLIM 49,.
ed within th, la-t N,3tI. III IL il. ,...f
only temporary relief. The '"n,'i"' ...-.
Re,nsiu strikes at tn, root hulld- "I ITO ~. ..
tun makes il new aud driN', avn ' ',.
all Diseases of the mucous u'ln'I ID. %. goo.
attendant aches and pains l"I
back shoulders kidneys and tlr"Hi
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PIANOS and ORGANS

SllOl;EY \ BAILEY are Gcn1 Agents for th,.
MASON y HAMllN ORGANS in Northern "
and y. IL. and ar" constantly receiving improved
ana attii'tlN" styles containing their -tnI,.
S"rali"ni. .N"iN Celeste. ''Niul a amour anil
Pan" Harp. which gives the finest orchestral
effect '"InhlnIng these world renowned Instru-
mrnt- WIN ON nm" stock al organs from J Est,y
90. AMI the ''"". Wo"d- & Cos Piano and ar
san continued gives our customers an opportunity
Tor Stiecu"h which cannot hr found elsewhere, in
Vt Instruments Ia Rent Repairin, and ,n,in ~
done $500 "-
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HAIR Vine,

Stimulates the growth of TIN, hair prevents the.
decay "i til" hair. Prevents the hair from turn
inG gray stops and prevents tn, hair from tillin.
ont stops that unpleasant itching that IL the pr,.-
lndr nt TIL" hairs decay. Etmuv,.S tanIIutI and
rnr". all diseases of the scalp and ~ a shampoo
and dressing f"r Ladies hair cannot br ,.Nr.ll.d
Try II. Ask N"ur druggist and dealers for II every
where, 81 send s-"'t~ Tor tTlil bottle. address
&. W. RIO II NEpSDN Earn.t VI
For sale in II. I"hu~hury lay &. e Bingham and
q. II Randall Druggists
Wells richardson ca. Burlington. Vt. Which,.
sale Agents. IuItr
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To Builders and Lumber Dealers

| he subscriber has cumpl,t,d hi new mill ia
NI't"t\ AMI l. now prepared Ia furnish lumh.I
ami dimension timber Of almost all kinds. His
if"'> Az laI-' and h' furnish Ion. and heavy
lirnl'i i"r especial purposes. The >uh-cIibrr haN
ln4 been in tn. business NOR. than thirty wears
matters hIm>rlt h' under stands what builder -
want and h' NIL bills speedily and -ari~t:t,r.
lIlN. pA%IFI tDI I;N
-. I"hn~huIN Man ! - I'M
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

y situation wanted hy competent Young
- clerk a dru- stare. Iia> had wears rNp,.
thence. Best "t references furnished Address
larN 3iI ~ .I"hu-buiN VI 2Ib
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Liberation 4!

This l. I" c-TtItyti that h.N, given my son. AFRO
l. Garfield. his time dunn. thu remainder ut hi
and shall claim nuII, ct his earnings u"I
IiN any 81 his debts after this date
CALEB q. GARFIELD
-. bloomsbury May l-7G 4iaG
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

STEVENS BROTHERS
TAILORS,
Have got i'll their
SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHS y
Consisting of
All the staple styles, such as BROADCLOTHS,
DOESKINS. TRICOTS DEERSkINS, SILK
MIXTURES Sc. And many Novelties.
among which CHECKS. PLAIDS,
HERRING BONE STRIPES. VI
CUNAS. ETC, ETC. ETC.
We have got the best stock of
Imported Suitings !!
In the above styles that will he found in this vi
cnty and propose t" sell them cheap
possible. We make suits for prices
ranging from
$25 90 to $50 90.
Spring Overc"ats from sI5 To 81 ~. Pants from
81 % t" els M
We would take the liberty to advise patrons
To early, and have something made up for
the hot weather. Don't wait until some hot day i'll
July before you order a light suit.
81. .Iohnsbury. Vt March 81, I-56
FRIENDS,
Countrymen and Lovers Lend me
your Ears y
With enthusiastic spirit 81 cried out of the
of to-daY-to LEND ME YOUR EARS
for a few moments inside my store The principal
topic doubtless will he
NEW GOODS
In latest effects just received. In DRESS
medium and fancy grades III tasty patterns
with TRIMMINGS t" match. \ nice
assortment of GLOW r. t"T Ladies
and MISSES.
HoSiery IN all Gra,les and .StuI,S
skirts. Hamburger Edging>. Fancy Ecru
Ties. and Cashmere Lace, III web ais"
good line staple small Wares and Fame,
Goods.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

ABOUT SLEEPLEssNEss.- To take II
hearty meal just before retiring, is, OF
course, injurious, because it is very like
ly to disturb ones rest aud produce
nightmare. However, II little food at
this time, if one is hungry, is decidedly
beneficial it prevents the gnawing OF an
empty stomach, with its attendant rest
lessness and unpleasant dreams, to say
nothing Of probable headache, or of nerv-
GUS and other arrangements, the next
morning. One should no more lie down
at night hungry than he should lie
down after II full dinner; the conse.
quence of either being disturbing and
hurttul. a cracker or two, bit of bread
and butter, or cake, a little fruit-some-
thing to reserve the sense of vacuity, and
so restore the tone OF the system is all
that is necessary.
We have known persons, habtual
sufferers from restlessness ut night, to eX-
perience material benefit, even though
they were not hungry by II very light
luncheon before bedtime. In place of
tossing about for two or three hours as
formerly they would grow drowsy, fall
asleep and not awake more than once or
twice until sunrise. This mode Of treat
ing insomnia has recently been recon-
mended by several distinguished physi-
clans, and the prescription has generally
been attended with happy results.