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Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-11

The day before the indianapolis election
the New York World took occasion to say
that the contest in the city of Indianapolis
was especially important. That Indiana
being democratic State and the city par
TALLY, but preponderatingly in the hands
of the democrats, any republican gain
would tell adversely upon the democratic
cause, not only in Indiana, in November,
but throughout the country. Aud with a
candor as charming as unusual, it declared
that the effect of republican gain would
be 50 much the more telling. because the
democratic city government of Indanap-
oils had just now gerrymandered the city
in the interest of the democrats. The city
having gone republican by 1000 majority,
the Worlds language before the election
will be worth remembering as the cam.
palgn goes forward.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
After Many Days.

An old woman of eighty Wished to
become IA Christian. Bui there was II
difficulty in the way. 80 she asked
several friends t" come with the Minis
ten and talk with her. She admitted
the truth of all they said, but something
held her back.
Said the minister: "Whl not give
Yourself nov. within ten minutes -
80. she coud not.
"WhN not
.Shr wanted time she said 1t
was too sudden ten minutes q, II"
IL. must have time To think about 1t.
"luu are old. said the minister
chow long have You been thinking
about it already ,?
She paused Il minute and then said.
slowly,
"FIttN Years"
Fifty Years" cried the minister
and set You want more time Isn't
fifty Years enough :!
That Wa> new " y of looking at il.
Fifty Years, indeed.
Nv hat shall al" ," she ragcIl asked.
..Dn nothing" WAS the answer, but
leave all with God. Let us pray I"
Him to lil the burden.
:" they pray ed. And suddenly. when
she no longer pleaded for time. light
c:imr through the darkness. the burden
rolled away. and, like Il little child the
old woman entered the kingdom. - COM
JrrJdfiOndIist
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
How Jesus Draws Near.

DIR. PaN>ou once, IN the process of Il
revival at Portland, gave notice that
he would he glad to see any Young
person who did not intend To seek re
ligIon. ANY one would bc surprised to
hear hat about thirty or forty came.
He spent Il very pleasant intcr\ lew
with them, Wing nothing about Ielig-
ion till, just a. they were about I"
leave, he closed il few very plain re
marks. thus: suppose Hou should see
coming down from heaven IL very fine
thread, 50 fine IS to he almost invisible.
and it should come and gently attach
itself To Nou. You knew. We suppose.
it came from God. Should You dare to
pat out Your hand and thrust il away
"Nuw such IL thread has come from
God to Nou this afternoon. You Ito
pot feel, You say, any interest in rclig-
ION. But 10y your coming here this at
teruOon God has fastened one little
thread upon You all. 1t is very weak
and trail, and Nou can easily brush it
away. Bnt will You ii" 50! No; wei
come it,aud it will cuIargcand strength
en- itself until il becomes Il golden
thread, to bind Nou forever to Il God OF
love
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
cENTAuR
II M rs

80 nearly perfect are the r,ciu,.
derful pam ~""ihlng and h,.tlin, - ,.'~' Nur
HthtS, that W" can confidently -,\ tl''. Be-.
Nlate any pam ariSIn. from flesh L ".. t..
arrangements W" ii" not pretend ti..r % "0>,.
hthu a broken leg or rNtcrmiuat,. b,,T .' a. .
III Su'h 'aS,S 'htN VIII reduce Tho lnii..i,. '...
stop the pam. Nor can guarar,f. ..H .I.,
results where the body /, unl.,,,,,I 10" riu..-
temperance IL aS necessary tu g, M. ".I,rt.
a. mental condition. f''l'. p't,...
The White tentaur Limimrnt
adapted Ia all cases of rhrumari,u, H.. ''1a.s
ral@la. erl>lpelas. itch >IIau~ ,I....-' N..
iruis"s SINGS I"I-"n~. ~cild- -,.., '.--
pa' pains III ,ht Nli'- wounds. W,,l..r. '.fs
burns, frosted feet. palsy. en- .y,E '.i.'..
head ache, ulcers, old sores hrnL,,, ''iA .,|.
nipples. sore throat. crnup dt.,l '-'- >..
most al these complaints tn. t,I,f..,.. To !.r
viii cure all of them il will L,rf.r. .H,It,
tract tn" poison from bites and sin, '.. ..
cure burns and scalds without q, Sea-, - ''H ..
ing Is but sampl" of a Thousand -Ir..I,, ''....
mails '' ''>'H.
,,.. ANll"cH- Ia. u,.l.....
My wife has for a long tim hr,.I I'LL ia
fcrrr from rheumatism Sl, has Ir.,I .'..'' -..
slcians and many remedies. IN, uul. fI'"' r'.
has given her relief is Crntaur r,.. '"", '.t.
j"c"d t" say this has cured her a'.
W. II. EING r..r,.....
1t Is AN indisputahlc fact that tn. 49,, ..''',f
ments are performing cures nr,,f h,, ,.'i I.a.
by any preparation ill rNi~t,u... I'D '"'lt
rheumatism al thirty Years ~Iau..r. ..I.r
myers ana JOINTS which had b,,r ,.r i..-
years taking the SORENESS from burn. ' ~
Onr dollar, or even titN cents Ir...,,
tIur l-lnlmeni VIII he within irtr. .t, o.
cident occurs, and will II" mon. ..i % Ia r
amount of money paid Tor media -, ,''- ia.
W hen physicians are called Tho. ' '''H''
this l.inimcnt and of course tl,r.... ' .'.. H--
for il. 600 f..u.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
RrHqinns Rradina.
Good to Draw Near to God

The Lord is with You. while We he
with him and if We seek him, he will
he found of You. hut if We f"rsake him,
he will forsake Nuu.-2 Chou. IL: ,.
Let us draw near with Il true heart in
full assurance of faith. having our hearts
sprinkled from IN evil conscience, and
our bodies washed with pure water.
Heb. 10: -
The Lord is nigh unto all them that
call upon him. to all that call upon
him in truth.-PS. 40: II.
But We. beloved, -. PRAYING i'll tn"
Holy Ghost. keep yourselves III the
love of God. Jude ~, u.
Draw near to God. and he will draw
near to you James /: :.
1t is good for me t" draw near Il"
God.-Is. 1:}: y.
lV The problem of amuSemcnts of
ten seems IL difficult one to Young Chris
tians The first question to answer.
when there. is doubt, iS-Can | ask
God to bless me III this pleasure Shall
| he ashamed to have Gods eye upon
me a> | engage III it And another
question that ought never t" he left nm
answered is Will any person he likely
to find ANY amusement Il temptation 10
sin Shall my fun he the plt-tall t"I
some ones ruin Let conscience decide
upon these questions. aud the pleasure
which is sanctioned 10y this tribunal
will he safe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
The New Life.

AIc ynu living consciously upon II
line that is making you better ? Look
back. old man. to your childhood. Have
Nou been happy. genial. and joyful, and
trlISttul ! Have You been free from
pride and Selli>hmcS>? How has the
world dealt with You What are YOU
Are You never cynical and suspicious
DO You not need To he born again
You MAY have lost or You may have
gained the world outside of Won: but
one thing is certain that bitterness.
and unbclirf and untruth threaten
dammation tn the soul. | had father he
deceived five hundred times Il wear
than live in such Il state of suspicion
that could not Ice deceived. The trust
which leads the child to lay its head
upon its mothers BOSOM as Il balm and
Il rest Tor every ache, is like the trust
which We should have III God aud the
man whose voice is not heard in prayer
the man the fountain of whoS,. better
feeling l. stopped up. instead of hcim"
widcr-muuthcd than before, the man
who is right IN experience. who * skill
tul-handed. and who has had external
success in life at the expense of dclica-
cy, and faith. and generosity and puri-
ty and truth that man has lost his life.
and he certaiul, needs 10 he born n"aiu.
There are Il great many men who
have been satisfied with the demands
oI the external morality of society
Whatever societv required of Them they
h,y, maintained and that i all Nor
aIit> is good 81 far =, il goes: d., NOT
decry or uudcrlIIue il | say not only
that il Is good. but that il is iudi,ucuS-
able, and that it is the foundation of
all higher cxpc,icuc,: but ask Inu
l. that the oul, tI,iuu for which :, man,
shuuId live. in This world i th,r, M
higher character than that which snci.-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAItNI'-
K. II. EDDY.
TOROF PAT

For Inrcnt,OnS. Trads Ndrks "' I''.'
No. 7G State Street, opposite kIIhN sun
Mass.
After an extensive practice at uI'.""I Tr.r.
years continues To secure patents d" ..t,r p.
States also in Great Britain. France ''" I- 4-
eign countries. Caveats, SptClh' L'''' .Ir,nf-
ignmrnts, and all papers "T drawn, H
executed on lihcIa terms. and Win "' .L- f.
searches made into American 81 i"'-" 90 ..r %
determine the validity or nuli\ 9" I"'i 'i.u o.,
vcntiuns-and legal ur other adN i'' lri' ,Il.-u
matters touching the same, "ll'- ." 81. 1---l
anN patent furnished 10y rrIuliiu- -
mrnt~ recorded AT Washington
TESTIMONIAlr. --..
Il regard Mr.. Eddy ~ one al Tia" mos .., Boo
and capable practitioners win MH"',
official intercourse. CHAS MAN'N ,,.,t'-
1'ummi,i"n,I "i J. ''''
1 have NO hesitation i'll is~nIIn- u'',.f tut
they cannot employ person NOR ''"i tt,I
Trustworthy and more oapahl" {" ' U tlt.
applications in "a form tu -c'ui" l"I '.' .,..,.
and favorable consideration AT ih' I'''' Do. d.
EDMUND BUEkE Late '"ml"'-'''
tents. ,.r..t..nu-
Mr. L. II. Eddy has made t"I IA" I'''l r,ur,i
on all but of " hich patents nav htt.'
and that il now pending Su'h ,r I,td-
proof of great talent and ability "h n' dim i'
me To recommend all inventors l" IP'N, = t'
procure their patents as they may h' ,r incl
ing the most faithful attention b"~'""'
cases and at very reasonable .h4I = ,,,.,,,nALI
Boston, Jan. l. le76.-ly. JOIN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

which sheds its fragrance about
it. and arrests the attention of every
one? If not, then you need hope.
and there is reason why you should
he converted.
Go up higher; take another step 4;
break off from unwholesome influences,
10y the power of the will trust in God ;
and then he happy day 10y day, until
You attain unto the measure of the
stature of the iullne>s of the manhood
that is IN Christ Jesus. II. ". Beecher.
IN Christian Union.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
NOTICE +!

Whereas Emma +. Clark of Burke i'll the county
"i Caledonia and state of Vermont has filed in the
Clerk : office Of said caledonia county her libel tnT
divorce Sitting forth III substance. that she was
legally married I" Charles i. Clark. formally of
Barton III Orleans County and State of Vermont
on the l2th daN of January l-1u that from that
time she lived and cuhIhited with the said Charles
i Clark. until the eth day OF February. I-7O when
he "ilfnllN deserted the hbrlanr and has ever
sine" con tinurd said drs"rt"n and il being made Il"
appear that the said 'haTlr- L. Clark resides with
out the STATE, i'll parts unknown. that "a citation
cannot he served upon him. ~ hereby ordered that
notice al til" prndencS "f the foregoing libel h,
given t" the said Charles T. by publication IF thu,
substance thereof and of this order i'll the II
bloomsbury ard''nian new =paprr published in
sand alrti"nla county. three weeks succes-iVrlV
the last "t which publication {" be weeks from
the first daN Of the next term al Caledonia County
curt t." he holden AT st I"hnshury, on the first
Thursday ut December l-5i
Dated AT st J"hnsbury, in said county this 18th
daN nt september. lS76
+. D. BLODGETT Deputy Clerk
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE ~ 49,
known throughout New England - th' '''''
FINEST and BEST. .r.
LEAD TAPE. . in wide "n Ir''- I'' '
tain sticks .
LEAD RIBBON, from = {" i"'',
reels for builders.
LEAD PIPE of any size "r thu hl'-' .,,I
AT lowest market prices t"r goods "l ''l.''
ity. FRANCIS BROWN l"H-''
tDrc23 >t'' '
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
The Yellow Centaur Linimer,

is adapted t" the tough skin mu-,r,.- ,.,.
the animal creation. Its ,.fi,ct- t.I.l -.
ut spawn, s"rrnN. wind gall h.-.t..,d &C.,
evil, arr little less than marvellous i".
Mr>srS. j. Mcclure. 8 60. diu....-r
and Front SIS Cincinnati q. 81 '
In our nrighb"rh""d Il nuiut,r OF r.,,.,..
using the cntanT LInim''ni. They ir.......
superior Ia anNihin. that thu, have ...
We sell ~ high a. four I" ii,,. d,,,. b. o.. ''..
month I" owners al horses "ud mule. t'.
We have Nulumr- ct f..~tiiir.r.. ,.- 3D.
cures Of sPialns. kicks. poll evil b.-. ..tI
founders. which are litIl,. L.. than ....'' Do
owner "i AN animal can afford l., l.. ~ .r.... ''
Il" OF 'rntaur l.inin-ut Which an, dt. n... &c..
worth twenty times H. cost Sold .
but prepared only AT thu '''
Laboratory al !. l. Eu>i ,u
II Dry -. \IM A,,,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy

The Constitutional CataIrh E,ur'i. = IA' H.
article placed before the publ, ttt rIul".-'t 70
cure CataIrh 10y building mp th, ,ru-lrutau u
struck Al tn, root nf tin, " liu, ,ItiI, 40, aud Ill
sands upon thousands 81 lttt,I~ have h''l fu't
hN the prupTIrt"r>. setting i'Ith The u.Ii.'. -
cures. and What j. IrmaTh ahlr ,urIu- Dot Oily ..'
tatarIh but all other ailments al THE -aHI' i..r
This Is " hat II always does Tie iu.ntNIu- >'A.'
mrnts l. only a sample al What ~ ale '"h''ia' by
receiving. from we'll known p,"iI' 10 "h." .".
write. and not can bogus "nr> Lltlti hd i-t.
tcnd:nt lis cold IL head hi,hru- ,"I-0 h'
lent consumption hrld.irh pa,u- 200 h,'d '''
lnn~ dIIZInr-~ LAM uIdu'~~ los 81 tlI'i.'' il'
general wciknr-~. al l'iN" t"-' thri "i'I ii' l
>tItutiunIl tiia, ia E,m,dN - taken Is i''''H'..
r,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Passumpsic Railroad.
49, s I! ] ]. -:
EXCURSIONS
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC !

ROUTE A-Mnntrral via ras-Impsic and South
Eastern Railroad. Return same Route
ROUTE B-Mnntrral and Quebec via Pas~ump
sic. south Eastern, Richrleu Line Steamers and
Grand Trunk Railway
ROUTE C-Qucbec via Passumpsic Railroad Ia
Shrrbrookc, Grand Trunk Railway To Quebec. Re.
turn Route.
q The sale of Excursion tickets will com.
mrncr July l. and continue during the months of
August and September. good to return until No.
Vrmbrr l. at the following prices
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Mrs>rs LTTTIFFIFIu Sc,


| reside, al Manchester II AMI lr',rHt-. 20
sided at llrnnIkrr. and am a IEtN'"i "'i'' ..
STATE. | have had itaIGh TWENTY uf' .''H- OH.
since was nineteen wears old nid D. .Ii al. IT,
time. 1t run all that period amt nl-i'- 10 "...'
till up and drop down III my threat calls d. a 10.
ing "f choking. 81 that would SPIN H.. 49, '"'
save my >tlf from >trangulIiI"u 10 th"',+
head 81 that felt confused and 49, 'l"H'"''
severe headaches at intervals. Tot "t'h o. '..'
| ais" had pains i'll Shoulders bach Hn" b ''
from which suffered Immensely - ..i'
they that a wear ago last -uuIu,I 49, "n.-'' goo
lie iii bed most of the time t.r I'M" n.h.
have tried all kinds at snuti- and tlIi' ''.'
dies with particular ben nj ami ''i-''I'"
SiCians. ! began Ia take the "h>i. t' 'l.'.
tarrh Remedy last August. | hr-th Co. -.."
ter before finishing the first l"ttlr. 5000 '" .
the third bottle. My cataIIh l. 'uIrd h. &C.
l. restored. have no pains a"h'~ "i '''-'
whole system Is made over new i'..n To
medicine that has been tn, mr.ii~ "i '''
m" from intense suffering and iiui.~i 200 90.
am now able To de the hardest work Hh" Foo"
greatest exposure. and feel thai ! cam. ''.r.
much i'll favor of the C"nSt ituti"il.h '.,',,..
rdy. MRS. T. i. + NI't"0
Manchester. y. H.. Feb III
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
CLOTHING AT COST
Important Notice !!

take great pleasure in publishing n few
tracts from the many testimonials received i'll re-
gard t" the ability of II. F"rtirr, my foreman in
my custom department To establish this part al
my business, u and firm basis. and doing
my part in carrying out " hat the people "f It.
I"hushmrN are pr"vrrhial for ir.,-D"ng what
they IL" in the very best possible manner
Same of the names at least we'll known some
Of you aud very generally thrnu gh"ut the STATE.
Waterbury, Aug ~ I-76
Nj. II. Fnrtirr has made all my boots for : Years
and has given me perfect satisfaction III STYLE lin
I~h and durability. W Z. bIIII>GHAh. Att v ten
wears and say without any hesitation that his
boots and -h'''- surpas- any haN" ever worn III
Il Vie durability and finish.
VI. NJ. KNIGHTS. Dry G""d- Merchant
MI H. F"rtrr has made my boots for the past
years His Sty and work are the very best
wearing pair of boots. aud they good
now. which have worn ~ months. The pair he
fore them II months. He IL worthy al pat
r"naGr. Try hun ii y"m want ar>t class 'cort
NJ. +. EVANS, Druggist
W., c"lnridr with the above.
l.. II. HAYNES. Merchants.
a j. BKuwN Depot Master
MI Fnrtirr has done my work for several years
and would say that he is of the very best
of shoe makers.
Edwin +. PALMER Atty.
| consider Mr.. F"rtier, first class w"rkma in
every respect has made my boots and my witrs
shoes for several Years and does now. | have
Just received some from II. Paddock, Boot and
shoe. dealer 1t Jnhnshury. Vt. for whom Mr.
FoTtirr works. which shows my appreciation
OF him IN sending nearly one hundred miles Ia get
them made, {. &. WARREN. Tanner
Mr. F"rtirr hts me every time in making my
boots. have the worst kind al 4 fu,nt I" hit being
badly of shape He has uad- them for several
wears and will continue I" I" d" a. long hr is
within a hundred miles OF me.
&. l.. SHERMAN. Merchant.
have similar testimonials from Geo. W. k-nna
DIV. Airy, Henry Jaynrs. NJ u. j. {. Griggs
clerk. Ge" II. Lease. Justice Henry krelrr
Mansfield House. Stowe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
JERRY DREW'S
New Livery, and Village Coach.

The undersigned has repaired the II .J"hn-burN
H"us, Stable and put III GOOD Livery. He ais"
runs a coach I" all passenger train~-b"th day and
night express. Village people wanting tO 20 on
trains will leave their names and residence at the
stable office thirty minutes before train time
| have Just put in line at new carriages and
HARNESSES. including top buggirs. phaetnns Two
seated carriages etc. Easy carriages and steady
HORSES for ladies I" drive. Ladies order their
teams the office "f the stable.
9 thargr> reasonable.
JERRY DREW.
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c. A T A r r H !!

Catarrh of 25 Years Standing Cured
With Dropping> In the Throat almost r'
Choking. Pain in the shoulders. Bmk
and Kidneys. Headache and Entire
Breaking down of the ~ Stem h,
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Y
Advantages of the Arlington House. Its near
ness I" the Lowell Eastern, Fitchburg and Boston
and Maine Railroad depnts. To persons arriving
lat" by those roads il il tn, nearest first class
hotel. To persons arriving late from the South
and West. and travelling East or North. il il the
most convenient hotel to start from. early or late
by the Eastern and Northern Railroads II has
most excellent facilities for transfer of baggage
Ia and from the different railroads. Ladies visit
Ing Boston viii find this house very convenient To
send their bundles. Street ears and coaches to all
parts OF the city pass the house every minutes
tuct.I-'
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PRlCESl PER BOTTLE.-N"dd 10. ''
gsts \ pamphlet of - pages. -l'lu- ''' ,
on Catarrh and cnntainin. Inuuu,tt''.' 'h-'
cures. sent FREE. by addressing tn i''I
LlTTLEFIELD 4 co, Man'i'-''i p
tScpt2U7G.
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Collins and CaSketS.
Passumpsic Railroad.
EXCU RSIONS
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG
Great Inducements Low Rates!

Trip Ia Newport, dinner at the Memphremagog
House and sail i'll the beautiful steamer Lady of
the Lake all included in the following very low
rates for parties of ten or more going same day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Collins
Voltaic
Plasters

For Local Pains. Lanrnr-- SORENESS. Weakness
Numbnrss, and inflammation of the Lungs. Liver.
Kidneys, Spleen, bowels, Bladder, Heart, and
Muscles ar" equal t" an army of doctors and acres
OF plants and shrubs.
Price 2lets sold by all druggists. Mailed On
receipt nf price 2jcts for 81 - for six, 81 -
for IL, carefully wrapped and warranted by
WEEKS & POTTER, Prnpri-tnrs Boston, Mass.
40
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GOING NORTH.
Ac. ID. Err Mail " Err
Ar. Newport, o. y III 4 ~ y IN I5pm 81 a IN
'' Montreal. $50 800
Quebec. 93Oam
GOING SOUTH.
Ic. ID. Err Mail " Err
Leave Quebec. 73Opm
Montreal, 9oOam 3OOpm
Newport - p III 10 pm % III 9 o.
RlClEL!EU LINE STEAMERS, leave Mon.
trrdl daily. except Sunday, III. Arrive at Que
bee q " a m Leave Quebec at 4 p Arrive at
Montreal. 4 a III.
SAGCENAl LINE STEAMERS leave Quebec
daily, except sunday and Monday, at a III Time
for round trip, T. hours
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEAMERS
leave Quebec every Tuesday at p III.
IL. r. FOLSOM, Supt.
y. T.. LOWERING JR., Gen Ticket Aet,
Lyndonville, July l. 1870.
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NEII " LILLY 49,
HENRY + GRISWpID ! -" ~

4 'EORGE W. ELY : ESTATE.
The Subscribers. hIN IN. been appointed hN the
Honorable Probate" Court Tor the District al I ale.
donna commissioners To receive, examine. and al
Just all claims and demands nt all persons against
the estate al ,itnrg- " Ely. late of 81 I"hnsbuTv
III SAID District. deceased represented in~"l
vent and the term "i SIN months II ON the 18th ay
al sept \. u. l-1G. being allowed hN said C"urt
The creditors ut said deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before u-: Give notice.
thai Will attend I" the duties uf appoint
mtnt at the store uf johnson Brothers \
McNIrl III 81. .Iohnsbury. III said district; un the
18th day III October and 10th iaN of March next at
one o'clock. III the afternoon. each OF sand DAYS
VI. JOHNSON ,.
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JoHN BACON 2p'S ESTATE.

IOHN BACON 2DS ESTATE.
~ The subscribers. havin. been appointed 10y
the Honorable Probate Count Tor the District of
Caledonia, commissioners Ia receive. examine, and
adjust all claims and demands "f all persons against
the '-tat" of John Bacon ID. lat" Of st .l"hn-hnrN
i'll said district. deceased represented Insol-
vent. and the term If months from the I'd daV
creditors at said deceased t"rNhhi and prove their
respective claims before, Us Give notice, that
viii attend L. the duties ot our appointment AT
the DIV clug house al said d-cta~-d. i'll ST Johns
bury. III said district "n the 9Th diN of Oct. and
LIST day of March neat. al "'c"ck i'll the after
n,-un. each "f SAID DAYS.
ABEL WILEY. =.
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Tickets Good Ten Days From Date.
Memphremagog House.

Memphremagog House.
The interior of the Memphremagog House
during the past winter, has 5on. through thorough
repairing and refurnishing. The exterior with its
wide verandas affords view of mountain and
lake scenery not surpassed on this continent. The
hotel is under the effective management of Mr.. L.
Buck recently of St James Hotel Boston
Music by the Orchestra
at the Memphremagog House the arrival of
trains and during the evening from to 10.
On The Lake.
The steamer Lady of the Lake, like other ladies'
has kept well up with the fashions and demands
of the times and is i'll first class condition every
respect Capt. Fogg is not an old FOgy nor is h.
ever caught in fog. He is never tired of answer
ing questions and is always happiest when sur
rounded by several hundred sabbath School
children with whom he is a great favorite The
Sylvan Retreat at Owls Head is one of the most
charming places for picnic and the new hotel at
Gibraltar Point, ON the opposite side of the Lake
affords every opportunity for rest and refreshment
- Special arrangements made rith
Sabbath Schools and large parties.
ii. +. FOLSOM, Supt.