davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-11

Mit 9emobnter Geeelmdbigfeit fam
lins Die neneite Summer bon Der in Drill
lpollfee erl6einben oeuti0en, iGutrirten
81 der unb @ortenbou=3 Sci.
gu Sdnben.
Mir fennen feline before @eleoenbcit
fir unlere bcutldcn 2onowirtbe lire
&enntnine 81 bercl0ern nno ibren &C.
ii9tgfrcis 5l crneitern. ols bur6 bosQe=
len bieler lpoblreoisirten, beutIden 3eit-
l6riIt. WieoerboIt baben mir barouf
aufmertlam gema0t nnb f0nnen unlere
Gmpfeblune nnr nm 10 ongele9cntlider
ipieoerbolen, ie mebr mir nit 6erlelben
befnnnt iper0en.
Ser 9an5e Sa6reane Der "gder= uro
@artenbau= 3eltun9" fpItct MIR IS Ste.
Seltelungen werDen BON Der Geboc=
ton oieics 9lattes entsegengenommen
ullo prompt beior9t.
, 1876-03-11

Sobofin peftion. Ser Se-
not pallirte 9eitern Gin @eisb, @eftiou
Sc binf6tli6 Der Snbotsinipcftion at
rploerrufcn. Sic ges,puneene SnIpef=
ton bort oaour6 off uno Sober fam
no6 leinem Selieben 1eine @aare inter
lu1tn loIlen poer nidt.
, 1876-03-11

Court. George 81.
9ietri6, a%n9etIast, WsiB Glarfe unter
neutrality-suspicious. perfllbrt Sn BADEN,
wurbe entlalen.
9eutc miro m Sal Der ansefla9ten
g8lrtbe ,ue9en 8erfaufs pon 2iquor an
Wtinteridbri9e %perbanolt, I'M Oas @e=
ics Al priifen, weroen. IS linO bis jest
81 SSGlle.
, 1876-03-11
ltno bort - 10 wolt i6r-wo onein
No1 US,a,So,

uno BORT - . wollt i6r no olIein
ons 8rouicn
8sre@ti9t it Su pobncn unn Die Yein,
Sort - moat ibr's wirfli6 ?-ioQ Der
les. &ci6stag bauien?
Sort iol CT iiben, itreiter, l6moulen?
yin boler @nscl 9a6's eu0 Gin!
Sa, baut inn onrt Elm Saus init tauIeno
Sdulen,
Mit bunoert Sbarmen, rpie man's ME
9eleben :
Nlr fur5e 3eit miro er, bort ta9eno> lpei=
len;
w wen'9e Moroc nod enteilen,
gSlro er ~6erltduben uno per,pebn.
Nein /! 2oBt bon Dem @eoanfen, Der ocl
Stempel
Ses gnlen trd9t, bcpor nod uu0eilpoll
CUR Shut CT warb. gum w~arlenoer
Grempel!
Saut, no ibr moIt, Den &ei9atogstcm-
pei,
Nur labt, urs, labt uns u~nleren GroG !!
, 1876-03-11

Sic geltri9e rSispati0" Seigt an, bob
Der olte Sr. Scnrp 0eiiler, Der 8eIiber
Der yNrde Noa6" 9eitorben, bod in Ser
y@uioe ono Nelps" finoen mir, bab oers
lelbe gan5 mobl li6 befinoet. unb feline
Sreunoe bittet i'm al beIuhen.
, 1876-03-11

nnfaIl. Sr. @oofrieo @roB, bon
Der Sirma q. & Is. @roB, 8ayenma1sr,
in Der YruaoltraBe, bat leinen CUB ourd
Oas Sallen zines Yrettes iebr tart se=
quetl4t.
, 1876-03-11

gin9eponnen. Sames8urnctt,
Elm tleiner weiBer Suuse, wuroe Don
NollSeiriater aui ~ Gage in Die Sail
gelanot, neil er lid unOrOentIi6 betra=
gen. IS lol Der l6limmlte Sunse in
Der StaOt lein, mas tslne l9Is1te gm=
pftllun9 1T.
, 1876-03-11
g. e a,


ba5 amertfanil6e Sutter fir Gtsb
OieIe Miidung cutbalt fein Irienif
poer per9iftete StoHe.
Is brinst cine rsihe Saat unb ia Srantbei
n non SInben meg.
Iieler Mrtifel bat unter einen ancern Namen
@unoer DerriGtst in ben Tieb5ferbfn Son
@rrB Sritlanien,
Is it Elm letter @aamea unb ers'n5t sefunbes
SleiIh bsim 0ieb.
So b~efGrpert ben @a9stbam tes junsea @ie.
hes.
So perbaubt bic Spsilsa nnb erasust LANCE
WpQe bel Sbaafen.
Sir @Gneiue III eS Elm W&itte!, .peldes aranf
bettcm rea ibnsu abbaIt.
So reinigt has 8Iut Der pferSe, Eintsieb
II. {. ~.
@'efasel aeteibt an bisiem 6uttsr, ss Ssrbin-
bert @bplera nnb Sermsbrt hes gsgsn spn
@iern.
GS mire In Scent pafeten S%erfauft. Die
@ebrau9sanwsiiursen linp lsbr lei9t.
Sir 1 8ite 81 301b 100 Yatste
z Cobb 200
n ~ Hob 400 {.
&nbert 9ume, 6abritant,
Office anb Eager SO. Is, Is StraBs;
iI@ Int dmo II >, Ga.
, 1876-03-11
Bids
D TT brer

it cine Q erteIjnbrsldrift, bibIb iaufrirt unb
NIT fplcrlrter plqtte aesae1taltf.. Die crte
Mummer 1T gum Vsriaabte ffrtip. Osmle'b II
II e~tenfals Elm YrsiSoerSei9nib bsiSrfIst.
preis rs Gents ter Sabr.
, 1876-03-11
9Sief'@
Sluntens INN @emiiieiamereien

linb bic bslsn Der @elt. Gislslten werten
BON elmer Ditl on @erfOnea astauft, NIB
prabtis, 9lumen nnD fsine @smils iinb
has HeIultat. Gin preispr3ei9nib in but
'9sr peer enBIil6sr Quit lente ib ieoel-
mann s'sen @inienpurs BON elmer 3 Gents
pOfmarte au.
, 1876-03-11
SGmfaa II. Mar3 1876.
Gtoct NihmDno.

@ctterberi6t iir hente.
Mdrmcres, imAQ9emeinen wplfiges98ets
ter nit Idpahen &esen; norotpeltllbe
unb iiiolpcitlide Winoc; feier ooer fol-
IcrOer 8orometer1tono.
, 1876-03-11
0id's 8lumenfibrer,

@nlsitans our 8lumen. unb @smiiissu6t ees
bend, in elmer @tutnmsr bsltetenb, perisnee it
beesn Gin'enbuna Son 25 Gents. Nbrsffire
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N, Y.
, 1876-03-11
@tul"nmug
gum
w { M { mt
anf bic pcntiGe iaulrite.
Nfer< unb Wartenbau~

mSelIung,
t9srausssbtr: "a. W. Coleman. Milpapt,s, WiseA
3 tbrtft lr
SannmirtbiGaft, Girb5a64 Obfbau
e,lbeiat Ieit BEN Sabre 1870 reselmabia ar.
,anes tbsn MDnots. Der Mbrmnemsnts
lstra9t bel grranssabluns (tne uiioe YprtOl
alr Is GeutS per Sabr.
Ssbe Summer en'balt O,Is'ualartifel ibsY
bic iber bic peridiese' Ell 3psise her sTcln
anb u artennirthi9aft. @plfs= uno 6auss
mirtbiGaitlide Muf,aBc. iOute fpn(tiaen ae-
mstanuyIlGen SsleftcH nsDlt Suufirattonen.
Diit her 0esemternummer mir EN- Snbalts-
Sersei9niB hes Sabrsauss lpwts Elm uml6lae
e~eliefert. Itefe edit etntlGsam etttantl6e 3eits
lhrift wirb beretts BON lsbr
bielsn oeutiden %San0mirlbsn, @artner.
Yrinatleuten II. /. ~.
IN Fen Ter. Staatsn 9eleIen unb finbet ilberaa
e'ne frcurtlide Nufnabme> Hrptenummern
werteu untntgeltlib an tr9enp cine 9lprele
Yerlaapt. Austunit ertbsht unb gstslumaer
belprgt
SDbn S. Eein.
5eraas9eber bsr ngirsinlu Staats @aaette."
, 1876-03-11
Gin Vnpulares BUD

in bsutiGsr SpraGe. Gbe! Wannbar.
)teit! 9Bsttli&fett! SinpernGe Der Gbs Il
|uriate une 5eiIuns ceer has .,gnlDene|
|Su9 fir Vile !" g8irb 1prga NJ p%srlie.
seD, sssen gtaienbuns BON rs Cts por-|
/ t Derlanbt.
ApreIIrs: Dsutl6e SeiIanfalt, 52t pint1
Street, St. 0puis, Mt6puri.
, 1876-03-11
epuefttpnen bon 8r;effolfen.

gon Sa1ten an rem srej belpnseren weoen.
%slpe ais StsrHfaften %befanni fnb, 600 unb
.!'4o y ~, 80 unb 7.15 N.M. Spnn
Ia 9s-9.30 9. 81. unb Z N.M.
nn Sfterta9en 500 g. gP. nm,
v, M. @Dn alien anbern aaffsn merSs,,
sls Srteff auf benz &iidpey Der SrGoer anns%.
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, 1876-03-11
feufr Alarm-G slsaraph.

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MO. 2 Grfs Yplisei Station.
Wv. . !3weite pOIiSei StattuuA
So. A Critic WOliaei Citation.
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Srpab.
NO. 6 ~5sof anb satbsr Soa5s," groas
StraBe, spiiden Der 9tsn unb 1Oten.
DO. z sprissubaus, 1stey @ts.. uab
Sranflin.
SO. 10 Grdets.
No. 3 Ode Der 12tsn anb Waia ctr.
Mp. IA Gds Der 10ten unb gsro @tn
Np. 10 Gde Der 1ittn unb Cars Ctr.
NO. 1-6 Gde bfr yine unb Maia ctr.
Mo. IL @de Der 3ten une OusaI Ctr.
NO. 2-l Gfs Der 25iten unp Sroap CT
4 2-3 Gde Der 17teu unb Niarlboa ctr
I0. "a Gfs Der 17tsn unp @altinotDs
Ctr.
"'. % Mstrpgolitan Giisn, @srfe, Z.
Ctr.
No. 20 Ode Der 5teu unb Main Cir.
No. 81 gde Der 14ten unb Main ctr
SO. 80 Ode Der 22len uns ARaun Ctr
Nv. "a Gds Der 13ttn unb @ary Ctr
N0. SIS Stastldss M%rmenbana.
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w. Al gds Der 9teu unb 9eis. CTR.
M0. ~ 8rpaS StraBe, Sde Sail aus.
gto. 4-3 Ode sprins unb pine Ctr.
.t0. IS eds ct. Samss unb Dusal Ctr.
9'. 40 SSr Benbcus, 25le ctr.
No. ST. Sprigeubaus, 10 Str.
9fo. 90 edf Der @Iap I'M @ilmer Ctr
, 1876-03-11
Suffer 1tnb 0ali1e.


gleaante Gdulidu9e fir Maodcn
uno &naben.
6eine &albsleberne Stisfeln unb 9du
be tiir Serrer, &nabeu uno Siinalinae.
Stiefsl gum &n0pfen unO nit @pieen
fir Damien. W.dc6en nno &inber.
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mntcraeleeten Breiien.
@unlni neberihube bon alien Sprten
gu lebr hiligen Breiien.
Seltelte 2lrbelt miro gut perfertigt
anS oas $olien aorrantirt Gusbcjcz
ritn9en lperoen aufs Geite uno Yitnflit=
lte belor9t 6err Sebn $. yolbcn
'plro CO febs freucn iciuen alteren &anoen
mas. befeute srbeit hstrifft, beoienen gu
%oiirfcl. german Eoifen & Grnoer,
No. ot9 nrh 511 Broad strassc,
, 1876-03-11

te, lire &eiianation einnereidt. @dd-
fen 3onneritu9 wirb cine nele @aN
li%ottinoen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
Take Care of Your Health.

Mr.. Money -Get works and delVcS his
sixty Years and makes enough to sat
iSfy himself: but he does not see it So.
He wants to put another thousand out
at ten per cent. and on he goes daN
after daN. hard at work. Il slave t"
money. until one day he dies suddenly
in his work, his poor heart tired out.
and his friends find him in his old work
ing suit. Il very sincere offering to
wealth. Verify he might, with care.
have held ont for Years. but hccOuldnot
afford t." stop and enjoy his possessions
for "A little while. Mr.. Thrifty is in II
position to spare himself Il little, now
at forty five: hut he wants to he very
speedily in the scale of ''upper ten"
aud he PUSHES on in Il very rapid way,
although he is aware that he Is over
straining his frame, and that his CON
slitution. now injured, needs rest and
care No matter for that, harvest must
he rushed to its completion. He IL
taken sick. but he works on in the hot
sun until he fails. is helped to his bed.
and III four days is Il corpse. His dear
wife. overworked and heart broken,
dies ID week afterward, and they leave
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
ST. yuhnsburp Galedonian.
John.nury VI. Friday, Sept. ee. 1916.
RrHaious Readina.
Adjoining Religion.

Religion is adorned 10y Il holy, CON
sistcnt life. 1t is made tn appear beau
tiful and attractive when those who
profess it live in conformity t" the pre-
cepts and example of the Saviour. The
more fully they do this, the more do
they bring honor upon religion. There
is nothing in our fallen world SO precious
rs the religion of the gospel, and when
it is exhibited in the daily life. and. as
il were. perSonitied before men, they
cannot fail to discern its superior excel
Icnct. and to confess its heavenly origin.
Aud Christians should seek to do this
in all things. in the most trivial affairs
of life, as we'll as its greater concerns.
1t il not enough that IL man he il Chris
tian on Il sabbath day. and III conSplcH-
Gus circumstances he should be II
Christian on all the days of the week,
and in all his intercourse with the fam
ilv and with his frlloN-mcn. Religion
should pcrvade his whole life, I" its
minntrst dep irtmentS and transactions.
Just aS the sap of Il thrifty tree clrculateS
through all its branches, To the cNtren-
ties of the smallest twIgs and leaves.
How beautiful such tree What an
ornament to the premises on which 1t
stands And how beautiful such a life q.
What an ornament to the Church. And
how would religion he ''adorned, were
all lis members OF such pattern How
would it attract the admiring glory OF
the. world. and how would the mouths
of nain->aNrls he stopped Mr.. JAY
makes mention of an example. lie
SAYS:
zone dav in my travels heard of Il
servant who had attended Il Wesleyan
chapel. This offended her master and
mistress. no told her she must di>con
time the practice or leave their service.
She received the information with mod
.StN. said she MAS sorry, but 81 1t must
he: she could not sacrifice the c"nNIc-
tionS Other conscience t" keep her place
So they gave warming. and she M;l> now
determined. If possible. to he more cir
cumSpcct and exemplary than ever,
determined that If she Subjected Tor her
religion, her religion should not suffer
for her. Some time after this, the mas
ter said To the mistress. why. tins l.
rather Il hard measure with regard I,
or servant: has she not Il right to Wor
ship God where she plcaSc>. is well IL
umlSrlyr>r 'Oh yes said the mistress
and We never had SO good Il servant
one who roS, 81 early and done her w"rl
80 well WAS 81 clean, and WAS so cc"
numical : never answering again.
And 81 they intimatcd that >h
might remain. Some time after thI
the " lie said to her husband, i tlinl
MarN'> religion does her II great dr;I
more good than our religion seems I" d'
us. should like To hear her minister.
And 50 she went and WAS impressed
and prevailed upon her husband +" Z"
and he Was impressed; and NOW the.
are all followers of God, and have the
Worship of God in their house. Nr'
l0rk Observer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
CENTAUR
LIN I M EN7s

so nearl perfect are the rrcipcs at :,
derful pam s"othlng and healing t',," Won
ments, that We can confidently SaN tb..'' IIu.
Nlate any pam arising from flesh ban w." tIr
arrangements. We ii" not pretend tII,t %, 'n"-'.r
mend Il broken leg or rNtrrmiu1t,. Nj ."'N N#I
IN snch CASTS 'hrN VIII r"dnc" thu nnlnD,r.. 'n
stop the pain. Nor can suars,ut,,. H.. ." 'Hi
results here the body Is lr,l.n,,d Ii'al
Temperance IL as necessary 10 a It,,.., '''-h'.
as mental condition ''' fN'l'u
The White Ccntaur Linim.nt
adapted to all cases ut rheumatism I,. 900 '.fI..
ralgia. erNsipclas. itch, SpTaiu- ,lrllI, '',
bruises, Stings pnisnu- -,a,ll, 49,, 'H-
back, pains i'll the side. wounds v..,., 500.
burns, frosted feet. palsy .aI-a.b. , ,'.'",
head ache. ulcers old SORES biuh.u t, ' ''N'
nipples, sore throat group dulL,rt. -Ir
most Of these complaints ih, t,nt,uI I'r
will cur" all of them il will h.n,tI a., ILL.,
tract the poison from bites and sim. ' Oh
cure burns and ~calds without q >,.tr A. '' "l
ing is hui IA sample al IA thousand ~Inl,, '..'"
mails '..'"
'ANTIuCH Ia H., II.-,
My wife has for long tim, been f, 80
trrer from rheumatism She has rl.,a sci
sicians and many remedies liz, pr,i. i.., 90.
has given her relief is trnrauI ltruIu..r "A"a
i"ic"d t" say this has cured her. '" To
W. II. RIM, r.-n..-,
1t is an indisputahle fact that Ih. .rr,''
ments are peri"rmng cures never L-i,. '"
bN any preparation III ~ St,Ii,,- ... ''' ''l
rheumatism al thirty NraT- -tIndu,.. -t.. 1000
fingers and joints which had h,.u .., '"-
years, taking the SORENESS tI"m buns De- '' SO
Ont dollar, or even hftN cents Iut,--r.,f ..
taur Linneni viii b~ within reach Nl,.l. .
cident occurs, and will Il" MOI, ...,l H. w. 80
amount OF money paid fnr uioh,.. ~ Co.,
When physicians are called thu. 'I,...,r ''
this Iinimrnt, and of cnuTs,. char, -...,.. ''r
for II. '''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
Gstafrs.

-, -, -, nIsTpTlvr
SlAlE or En- AloS II, "a ~ 1rnba,e otfice in
~ IN frooa'e tourt helu AT Wv, nj n;strict nm the
~; JohhsDury' "l,hI anu 1e o' sal"
tn DAY OF sept. a. ~ !a'o h tho last will and
An instrument purportlhs 10 DC lh' , i, " I yn
testament of BENJAMIN Sanoor Ia i'e nrassnied
don, IN sad district ueceaSru' pE ,h.r.;,,
named for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that an per f
cerned therein be notified to appear al a StsS" =,
I nm th,. 3Oth day of sept, A. D.,
sec and sbow cans. if any they NAV have against
the probate of th, said will for which pur-
nose il is further ordered that a copy of the
rr.cord of tbis order h, published three weeks
INCREASINGLY in the Caledonian, printed at St
Jobnsbury previous to said time appointed for
hearing
By the Court Attest,
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
A true COPY of Record Attest,
"a, uEErV French Register
-
STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT 81
- In Probate Court held al the ii"",tr ''' ~ u,
st. Johnsbury, IN sali district on the i-th "'H w
September, A. d.. le16
Isaac y. Watts, executor oil the Lis' W III '''i ",
testament I" h,lah VI. 9iI a'.inlii .
Peachanh, III sam ulS'r''' ",tc''"' p;,a,i,,
his administration account =. "i 'Nn't,',
and allowance ana makes hPPr'i'"i ~. 1t =" IN
of distribution and partition of the estate al Siih
deceasr'i - =, . Ill
Wher-upon, il is ordered 10y sild court ini' @il'
account and said application Ice referred to SEES
sion thereof to be hriu al 'h, pr""'' I',', -
st. l"hnsbury, gu the dth daN :" sept, y H. ,I'"
"rd,r,d Thai notice hereof he "iven t" all persons
Interested by publication of thu, sam. three weeks
successivt.Iy in the Calr,ionian Il newspaper pub
Ii shed nj 81 .JohnsburN previous Ia said time aI'
pointed for hearing that they may appear AT sand
time and place and show cause, if any they may
have why said account should not he allowed
and such decree made.
By the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
4 true copy of record Attest
42-4' HENRY FRENCH, Register.
-, I, ,,,,,,>,,>,r ,,,,,,,,>.,, I,.r,,,,-r -
r. pr . ~ ii y, H. p,ah,t ,',,;,. !,
IN Iinna'' oii n,', ,, a, ~, m ,h OH Jay !,
-. '"nh'Iai e" san" ' " " " '
J"-.ph NJ. stevens. Administrator de. boni- non
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAItN''
X. II. EDDY.
TOROF l.

For InrcntiohS, Trads Mark "' ''.'.
No. Al State Street opp"sIi" hlI''
Mass 90. g..
After AN extensive practlc" al "r"''" Ia.,.
wears continues to secure patents D." ..,,. 600
States also i'll Great Britain. Franc ..,!- -
.ign countries. Caveats, HI'c' al ''. ..,i,rs-
gnments and all papers OF drawn nU he
executed on libeTa terms and MI" ~ ...r.- 3"
searches made into American 81 Il''- ole % %
determine the validity al utlliN 4" i'' ,,.t.I.sI
ventinns-and LEGAL or other hdNi'' u.-.i
matters touching the same. '"I't- q" A---u
any patent furnished hN remit
mcnts recorded al Washington
TE-TIMuNIAI- ,.--'I
Il regard Mr.. Eddy Hs one al me nv .,l, Hrl
and capable practitioners with "h".,
WIN '''' Iomuii~"u,i o." 80, .lui
Il have no hesitation III a>-uIiha l,Il u'
they cannot employ a person more ''".I,., ti,i
Trustworthy. and more capable "' I'D. ,i.
applications i'll "A form To secure Il" ,.f.,
and favorable consideration al thr pau III o. T.
EDMUND BURKE Late "i"''
tents. "a .,r..,.4''"
MIR. X II. Eddy has made tor me- ',, . rI'rd
on all but one uf which patents nav .ttk,'''
and that il now pending. Nh'" f.r .''"-
proof of great talent and ability "' vi. ,h.m 20
IN. To recommend all inventors 4" app %. = N''
procure their patents a. they may o." t .u 'h''
iug the most faithful attention n''"'
cases and at very reasonable chai ,,.ALI.
Boston Jan. l. I-76.-k- ions
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

the thrifty estate and sweet babies to
the care of others. Oh, how many
fatherless and motherless children and
desolate homes attest the neglect of
the subject of health Everything but
this. People study all kinds of science
but this They become men and wo-
men. enter lite and die before they at
tain to old age. often die young, and
the probate settles the estate and APP
points guardians tor the children
Health Ret0rmer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
Nv tIlt 7 OUII, NIIt'NI,
HENRY FRENCH Register.
\ tru,. copy Of Record. Attest.
424i HENRY FRENCH. Register.
NOTICE +!

Whereas Emma f.. Clark of Burke. in thu county
ut Caledonia and state al Vermont has filed III the
Clerk office al said talrd"nia county her libel i'r
divorce. Sitting forth III substance. that she Was
LEGALLY married I" Charles l.. Lark. formally "i
Barton i'll Orleans County and stat" 81 Vermont
the i9th d:IV of January l-,u that from that
time she, lived and Cuhahitrd with the said Charles
L Clark until the 9Th daN "t February. l-Iu when
he wilfny deserted th, lib,Int and has ever
continued said d,-,Tt"u and II hin. made t"
appear that the said Charles l.. lark Resides with
ont the STATE. i'll parts unknown :" that CITATION
cannot Ia, served upon him. ~ h'reby "rfsrr that
notice III the p-nd-ncN OF the foregoing libel he
given Ia the said Charles +. 10y publication "t the
substance thereof and Of tins order IN til" -
JuhnshuTN tardunian a new >paItr published IN
said caledonia county. three weeks -uCCr-SIVclN .
the last Of which publication Ia hr SIN weeks from
the first daN "t the next term "i Caledonia County
Court. la h- holden II II .luhn-hurN. "n the hfst
IhuI ,day Of D,crmbrr l-1G
Dated al st bloomsbury. III said county. this 18th
daN al September. a. d. l-16.
Z. ID. BI.OmiErI. deputy Clerk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
The Yellow Centaur Linimept

is adapted la the tough skin mu-,I,.- .,,J IT,
the animal creation. Its effect ui.,r. .-...,,.
OF SPAWN. >wrrnN. wind gall hI,.I,..t . -
evil are little less than mary rlluu- i
M.Ssr-. j. Mcclure s Go. dru..--f- - d.
and Front SIS Cincinnati. -. ~aN
In our n-ighhnThoud "A number ,i r,.,,.,.
using thu, tcntaur Iinimrnt ll.. Ir.,.
superior to anything that Ih,-, L,,, ,..
We sell a. high a. four To- nv, I.y.l I..r..
month To owners "t horses "ud nul,.-
We have volumes al tr-tiuiuI .,.- t.....,..
cures of spI;iin- kicks p"ll"'Ii b. 'i.ld ,l, o., Il
founders which are liitl,. less than r.,,.. "
owner of an animal can afford I" h.. - t....f b.. o..
tie of tentaur Linlmrui. which III, ,!.r ll,. ,-
worth twenty times lis c"-I. SOLD ,.,r..,
but prepared only al tn.
Laboratory al J. Il. EU>I sea
1t Dry 81. INV luE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
SALEM LEAD COMPANY

Warranted PURE WHITE II NpP,rr,l
known throughout New knsand - l"' " '''
FINE and BEST ,.r.
LEAD TAPE, - i'll. wide "n i''.' '.'
tain sticks. ,.,l,
LEAD RIBBON, from - I" .H'"'
on reels for builders.
LEAD PIPE of any size OF thi'Nn'-- .,.,.
AT lowest market prices i"I G""i- " .'
ity. FRANCIS BROW y. J. or Ma.
tSrpt23
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Boys, Don't Leave Home.

Bows, do YOU rcmcmhor Il story in
the Bible about II Young man VIII" went
to his father and SAID IL want my share
of the property now; | Am tired of
waiting for the time L" come when ii
will he mine; give II To me and am
off, The father divided the farm
the boy took his portion and went IN
To far country" His money did not
last long he could find no work he
got hungry and returned home. 1t Is
short story. hut the history of Il whole
life He left Il home "where there was
bread and to spare, and went I" the
city. You get tired of the pillow or hai-
vest field, and see beautiful visions of
life in the large towns; Nou are never
told of the dark hours and days that
will come when Your stomach GnaWS
and becomes 50 empty that the few
clothes Nnu have left fit too much. You
would give Your last shirt for Il good
meal. and Nour only pants for Il place
to sleep: and aS You pass the homes OF
luxury and plenty Nou would barter the
heart of 1.-THE girl Nou left bchind Ton Il
chance at THEN table of fat things.
Want. dire. dreadful want. takes You
in hand and mock> Your craving ion
bread, SAYING. how grand to live III the
city Time hangs on your hands, and
from sheer want of Gee IpatIon You
leave the fibre of Your neither Vc>tuic
on the barrels and boxes OF the house nt
sin ustil Your movements ;Ie claIac-
tcrizcd 10y IL flag of truce, OF from lack
of shift Won Haunt the black flag; the
soil of sin gathers on Your character,
ILL, 4 la, AZ LA. ,..lrtI ,.lUnUS a
Nour person : the looking out at NouI
knees, indicating frequency at drN"tion.
is only another evidence of Your folly
in coming to the city. Don't leave
home because YOU are tired of il and
long for Il change, tnr while We admire
pluck, we can only drn"unce it H. Il
cowardly act to defy fate. Chr0niclr.
TAKE COUNSEL WITH YOURSELF. -
Young men cannot estimate too highly
the advice of parents aud friends. 1t
affords them the benefit of experience,
and is given from sincere Solicitude fuI
their welfare. 1t should he remember
ed and weighed and acted upon.
But. after all, every man has his own
individual existence: he has his own
life to live. for which he alone is ac-
coumtahlc He should derive all the
benefit he can from the counsel ot tho>,
older and wiser than himself. and make
up his own mind as to the course he
wishes to pursue in the world. Having
done this he should enter upon the eN-
ecntion of his plans with Il determine
ton to accomplish what he undertakes
without reference to the opinions oi
others No man is of ANY real account
in the world unless he is something in
and of himself. No man POSSESSES real
strength if he cannot, after having
heard all the others have to say. resolve.
aud resolve firmly. what to do. and
carry his resolution into effect. TAX,
counsel of others; profit 10y their cX-
pcIirncc and wisdom but. above all.
take counsel of Yourself; make up youI
mind what To do in this world and dc
il. NcW York Lcigcr.