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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND SATcHELs reduced
very low prices at BosCuE6's, Broad street
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NTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
wv that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 chill.
in order to make shop-room for manufacturing. !
will also sell OH the insalment plan and take cid
carriages I'm exchange. REPAIRING done neatly
Also, MATERIALS for sale, ut 7l3 Main street;
an 22-lm JOHN DOES.
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NEWPORT AEp OXFORD TIES AND SLIPPERS a
GRICG'S.
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GENTLEMEN's cLoTH-ToP GOAT TIES at "a o.
GRIGG'S, Tenth and Main streets.
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LEGAL ARGUMENT. Chief-Justice Waite,
sitting in chambers, yesterday heard argu-
n,ent OF counsel In some civil cases.
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LADIES, what spool-silk do you user Try BRAIN
ERD & ARNSTRoNG's.
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FoB THE LARGEST STOCK OF FURSIsHIs
GOODS in the city call on E. B. SPENCE & SON.
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, 4xc.

-
HAVE THE L A r G 4 S Tc%#.G
STOCK OF CHILDREN'S CAR s3afseA
aAGES In the city. Call and SC. the Whttns,
Ssaeplns~Coach. Medal awarded at th Stat Fair In
1873 for the best carriages. t0.4
OLD CARRIAGES taken In exchange.
gu can save money by purchasing from old,
estaSiished house No. 81 Broad street.
Ilh24 ROBERT HARROLD. +
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GRUBBS G WILLIAMS. IL a. NJ, at store No
1Alf Main street, 100 feet OF shelving.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON, 6K P. NJ, small brick
dwelling south side of.Lcigh street between
Second and Third.
RICHARDSON SC Co, p. d., framed dwelling
and three building lots on Church BID.
]. THOMPSON BROWN, 5x p. NJ, the lot at the
northeast corner of Cary and Eleventh sfreets-
COOK g. &LAUGHT0N, 10 A. III, household furni-
ture, carpets, parlor sets, chamber sets, &C.
BYERLY & POWELL, 10 A. M., singing cana
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS.
SPRING STYLES, 1876.
IN HANDSOME DESIGNS AND SUPERIOR QUALITY
For sale by
THOMAS Il. PRICE & CO.,
COURTNEY & POWELL,
CARpozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
Call and examine them. ap21-1m
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,,xE STATEMENTS.

--,,,opT OF THE CONDITION OF
DEfNhI ,TIoSAI, BANK OF VIRGINIA, AT
II IlifE> n Va. At CLOSE OF BUSINESS
Eit,V!TI?2, $50: .
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THE HAUxsTEINsEsT

THE DEAD MANS PROPERTY STILL MLrT-
s 41GATrO N-PRooFa OF HEIRsHIP by
BROTHERS AND sIsTERs-THE STATE
i ASKED TO GIVE UP THE MONEY COL
LECTED.
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81 to 50 per hundred, ut
Ill the DIEPATCH PRINTING-H0UsE. 8
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
BEAUTIFUL STATIONERY.
GEORGE W, GARY,
No. 6 GOVERNOR STREET,

has opened this week beautiful assortment Of fine
PAPER and ENVELOPES, the newest styles out
GOLD PENS and PENCILS in gold, rubber. ivory
and pearl cases, and very beautiful 1Nk-STANDS
PAPER-WEIGHTS, &c, &C., in great variety. His
prices are low to suit the times. :
Also, sole agent for the sale Of MCuIWAINE &
CO.'S COPYABLE PRINTING-INK and LIND.
SAYS TYPE, which will be delivered at factory
,,r;cos 10-1tt
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GAUzB IERINo UNDERsuIRTs at SOC. each 10
sale by z. d. SPENCE & Son.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hi- On all sales Of Real Estate made tettoet
the 1st of January and last Of Juae the td1ssfs
the present year haze to bepGfd BY thc purcaase'
On all sales made 5et,oeen the LIST July and las
Of the yeGr the taSes haze to be paid by the seifes
This custom was adopted about afteen :yearsagt
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ~
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
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NEW BOOKS.-ACTS OF ASSEMBLY
~ 1876, $50: CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE'S
DECISIONS, by Bradley T. johnson, Of the Rich
nond bar $3.50 {; Fl .ESII AND SPIRIT, by author
LAND AND ITALY, by John Richard Green au-
thor of short History Of the English People
Trollope. 75c,; EDITH LYLE. by Mrs: Holmes,
81 so; THE HAND OF ETlIELBERTA, by author
Of " Pair Of Blue Eyes, l.25; DANIEL DERON-
DA, volume l, by author OF adam Bede,n 1.5o.
nv l9-3t WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
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CLOTHING at the lowest prices FOR sale Dy Il. d
SPENCE s. Son.
IT IS 4 SETTLED FACT THAT
E. b. SPENCE g. SONS
TEN-DOLLAR SUIT
4 the best suit for the money to be had In the cty
Cal, MT 1900 Main street and examine their new
stock or
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
e B. SPENCE & Son,
Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street.
NOwLAS & CO.,
Jewellers,
arc opening new novelties
for spring
In Stone Cameo Sets,
Rings, Lockets, and Scarf-Pins;
Roman Gold Chains and Pendants
Bridal Silver
all new designs-at greatly reduced prices
corner Main and Tenth streets.
DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retail at T. WIFI
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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kIEW AND INTERESTING BIOGRA-
~ PHIES.-MEMoIR OF NORMAN MACLEOD, d.
D., one of her Majesty's Chaplains BY his brother,
Rev. Donald Macleod, with portrait, complete. 80.
MEMOIR AND CORRESPONDENCE OF CAROLINE
HERScHRL, with portraits. $1.75.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF LORD MACAULAY. BY
his nephew. Two volumes, Svo. $5.
wall Jaekson). BY Miss Randolph, Of Albemarlc
county. S2.
WORKS AND LIFE OF WALTER SAVAGE LAM
DER. Four volumes, Svo. London. SIG.
THE LIFE OF THE GREEKS AND ROMANS, de-
scribed from Antique Monuments. Translated from
the German-543 wood-cuts. ~.
myl9 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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T OST. Saturday, May 18th, on sgSsa
IL Pine between Monroe Park andSkT NI
China streets, n pair Of GOLD SPECTACLiES,
which are highly appreciated by the owner. A I'D
HARRIET +. WICKS,
my 1927 SIG China street.
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LASTING AND LINEN SLIPPERS for the house al
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that PARR'S POTTERY IS STILL A.
ROCKETS.
Orders on a one-cent postal card will reach US b
mail, and We deliver goods to any part Of the clr
every day. ID. PARR SON.
IN -podt0 stM
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

| The Board OF Visitors OF the University or VIZ.
! ,inin win elect n PROFESSOR OF GREEK AND AND
| HEBREW at their next regular meetln9, JEsE
Aeeve, resigned. ,,oa
Applications with testimonials must be addressed
% the Board OF Visitors aud enclosed the Chair
| nan Of the Faculty. University Of Virginia.
ap2S-F6w
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WA.RM SPRINGS

WARN SPRINGS,
/ wv BATH COUNTY, VA,
are now open. The finest bathing facilities In the
world. specific for neuralgia, Dyspepsia gout.
and rheumatism. 80.
PaInphiets to be had OF Purcell, Ladd Co. Rich
Dr. DR.. John /, IN ". Lawson, Of Isle of Wight county,
Va, resident physician. &ess15 80
my 3-W,F&M1m 20 JOHN i. EUBANR.
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8it'lla|llo,ll.d / / nispatfIl,

45-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CLOTHING at the lowest prices for sale by L.
SPENCE s. Son.
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Descriptive pamphlets and printed lists Furnished
on application my 11-1m

BETHESDA WATER.-Th celebrated
city nv GEORGE SCHOEN, Main and Eleventh
streets, who Is sole agent for Its sale in Richmond
and vicinity. Although but recently discovered Its
curative powers In all diseases OF the kidneys and
bladder and arrangements Of the stomach, such rs
dyspepsia, &C.. are so remarkable rs to place IL at
once In the front rank OF curative waters. Ilere
efIectuay eradicate from the system ali traces or
diseases recurring diuretic treatment.
GEORGE SCHGN,
my 10-1m HOO Main streef.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OsT, TUESDAY THE 21sT INSTANT,
IL PART OF A GOLD EARRING In the form OF
two ornamentcd square blocks, the smaller attached
TO ring, The finder will be rewarded II the above
be left at SOC Sixth street. between Clay and Leigh
nv l9-2tk
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BUSINESS WANTS
my 17-6t

WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
w and Scourer's, 10000 pair of PANTS TO
COATS and VESTS at $3.50. Also, 10000 pair of
PANTS TO DYEat 81 and $1.25 per pair; whole
suit dyed. $3.50. Also, 100000 pair Kid Gloves
to clean at 15c per pair, ut the celebrated Frenei
Scourers, No. Ninth street, sign of the Red Flag
my l-3m
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WANTED, ALL WHO ARE IN WANT
w Of LEATHER of any description to know
that we arc selling nj greatly reduced prices pre-
sent large stock Of SOLE LEATHER, HARNESS
LEATHER, BRIDLE LEATHER, FRENCH and
AMERICAN CALFSkrNS, LiNING-Sk1NS,
SHOE-FINDIEGS, &C., in order to reduce the same
before removing to store, No. 10 Thirteenth
street. 0. II. CHALKLEY & CO.,
Thirteenth street between Main and Cary,
m oa-Jm Richmond, Va,
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DARK WANTED,

DARK WANTED,
ID BARK. WANTED.
SPANISH OAK.
Inquire at Bark and Sumac Mills, corner Seventh
and Canal streets, Richmond, or ut Tannery and SUI
mac Mills, Manchester.
ap 13-2m JOHN 2. HULST.
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wooD AND COAL.

no SUIT THE HARD TIMES. We have
Il reduced the price Of COKE ut the Gas Works 70
six cents per bnshel-s150 for Twenty-Five bushels,
In the yard; SO only delivered anywhere within the
corporate limits.
This cheap fuel is now being used In various foun-
dries In their cupolas with economy ana good re-
cB my 1O-Ot
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:W,ANTa. !,

YNTANTED, a GOOD TENANT FOR
Wv THREE DELIGHTFTIL ROOMS on second
floor, with Kitchen accommodations. Rent reason
able. Apply ut 611 north Sixth street. my is-ltf
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DEST FUEL CHEAP.-S4.50 and s5.
DBest BELLONA COKE, "a. .75, 1926, and s5.75.
Res. SRBON HILL COKE, Splendid SrI.iET II and
CLOVER HILL COAL, cheap and ali sizes IN. An.
THRACTrE COAL, very low. Ny celebrated io Dhn
at IA and 1925, and long. 1928 and $2.7b. at
Ninth Cary and Basin bank. Cash bnyers will DE
sold. Ilny J. D. WAlhiSsEs. a
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DFST SOFT COKE AT S5 PER 1000
ID hounds, or $3.50 per 1850 pounds, load Pine
and Oak Wood from $4.5 o TO $3.50 per cord Ans
thracite Glover Hill, and all kinds or Engine Coal
at lowest market rates. BE sure and make no mis-
fake. but call at PAGES, Nineteenth and Cery
streets - rmy l3t CHARLES II. PAGE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
Relicinm, Mcetings.

r.1 CuUErH.-Railroad Street. Corner N
Maple. I'ulpit ~upplirdl Preaching IO:3l
" : >chuul II M. prayer meeting G:3I
. .lu-T CuURCH.-Main Street. Corner o
t.r,>l,ct-rR,v. q. R"NS. paSt"r.) Sahhatl
-.r,I,,.- at 1880 \. NJ and GiO T.. NJ. sabbath
-,an"l At l2.un VI.
....I ,urR,m-tErv u. T.. Miller. Pastor
-,.ul,u,,. head Of summer street, sabbath
.,ftfr,.- AT lO..O \. NJ. and $50 l.. VI. Sab
..r,b ~,hnul AT l2OO NJ.
Old. ,.>oL CHruH.-(Rcv. Henry W. Jones
T-turr sabbath services al lO::n \. VI. and
tml.N Sabbath school AT la T.. NJ.
.,u\.L CHuErm-tHcv. f.. r. Fairbanks
r,,turl sabbath services at 1880 \. NJ
,ri Gm q. Vi. sabbath Schuol AT l2:00 NJ
..,Yr Inr MESSIAH. INIvERS hLIsT.-tRcv. Il
81 TIlut-nu Pa~t"rJ Sabbath services al
10 and $50 =. VI sabbath school al IL NJ
.NI rnrECH-lE-v VI. \ Potter. Pastor, }
sabbath services at lnI1 a. IN. and las y. IN
sabbath school - N. Prayer Meeting 6:b
;, 90 aud Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
,Yre NIrrl>o--W rdnrsdHv evenings at $50
100 ilI thu churches
q rE,YiE MTrII>G-EvrrN week day, from
l.tuI.-n 10 tnr VI &. \ Rooms over
F. Browns Store Also. III Fircmrn's Hall
frlIuuh~ VILLAGE from l23O to loo T. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
Bank Officers.

AT the annual meeting of the First
National in this place on Tuesday, the
old board of officers were elected, as
follows: Directors Luke L. Poland.
Horace Fairbanks, Calvin Morrill,. John
Bacon. Charles :. Dana. Franklin Fair
banks. Sumner ). Thompson Luke =.
Poland, president Horace Fairbanks.
vice president.
At the annual meeting of the Mer-
chants National, held the same day. the
following board was chosen: Directors
Frederick Fletcher. Hiram Weeks,
Geo. Idle. Henry f. Fletcher. J. ID. Alb
bot. Charles \. Sylvester. \. NJ Dickey.
Truman G. Fletcher, c. Il. A. IIunph
icy. The above is the old board cx-
ccpt the two last named. who were nd
died to the list We understand Their,
is no change in the officers in the bank
Frederick Fletcher. president: Hiram
Weeks. vice president VIM. f. IIazcll
cashier.
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made very little noise in performing it
In his death the place feels it has los
something i'll its public trusts as well a.
among its private citizens. His lines.
WAS of onl y about weeks duration
and the fatal disease some complication
about the heart.
good many of our readers will he
panied to learn of the death of Addie
Ryan Coolidge, which event occurred
ut her home in Boston on Monday.
Miss Ryan will he remembered by some
aS Il musical pupil under the late c. II.
Clarke i'll this place. She was IL mere
girl then, and her voice gave promise
of such excellence. that through MI.
Clark's advice she went to Boston and
devoted her attention wholly to vocal
music. For several years she has been
il tavorite contralto singer with BoS-
ton audience. A few years ago she
went abroad and received musical cul-
tIlre there by approved teachers Some
two ye;us ago she married. but has kept
up her music. and sung only Il week
ago Sunday in her accustomed place in
the Church of the Unity. She had of
late been anticipating the higher and
nOhler duties of motherhood but the
shock to her system SO great that she
died on Monday morning, the 10th. If
we remember correctly, the last time
Miss Ryan sung in public in this place.
was with the Memberships. some three
OF four Years ago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14

For the week ending Tuesday Jan. IL. ls76.
MARKET BEEF--A few choice 80 4. "A 5000; extra
: ~ 30 first quality - ~ II -. second quail
itH 81 ~ Il ~; third quality - 10 Il : II.
STORE COMMUNICATING Oxen and Steers per
pair, 900, $50 $40. 5000 a $40.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-S.I" a s63 extra s6J a
so Farrow Cows s20 Il 40.
lEALINGs-sl0 ~ u So. two years old sl- $50
three wears old SO "A SI6
SwINE-Stnrrs, % Il IOk cents per III.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LANBs-lu lots 81 % 80 10
- ~ % 90 81 ~. - - per head Extra 50 10 Il
81 20 per head. q 7lc per III.
Spring Lambs, o "A DOE per III
Veal Calves. 80 ~ 20 %.
brighton Hides. - q per III.
Country Hides % 7c per Id.
Brighton Tallow. ~ IA 1c per H.
Country Talluw. a 6c per H.
Calf skins l. l2!c pei III.
Pclts. 81 90 81 20 each.
y: Il. Beef-t'h nicr grade includes nothing but
stall fed hoo Ia iOn lbs. Buncks Extra and first
quality includes the best large. fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and TIN
Years old Steers.
Shcrp-ENtra includes Co~s,ts. and when those
OF inferior quality thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
The Water Question.--As Yet an Open

There was an informal meeting of
thirty or forty of the business men of
the place at the St. Johnsbury House
Yesterday afternoon, called together by
the Trustees, to talk over the subject
of water. From the statements and
remarks made. it appeared that some
of the business men were satisfied that
the plan to take water from the Pas
Sumpsic river by meaus of Il pump.
would prove Il total or partial failure,
and for the reasons: OD The water Is
filthy, receiving the sewerage of all the
villages above, and the wash of two
straw board mills in the immediate vi
cimity, and could never he so filtered us
to make it fit fer domestic use. (2)
The power required to drive the pumps
was greater than the entire power of
the stream ut low water, whereas the
amount of power which it WAS proposed
to purchase was only siXfortieths of
the whole There were other objcc-
tions raised. such as the hardness of
the water, the cost of Iunning the ma
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
ORLEANS COUNTY.

Clark l.. Baker WAS elected SupeIin-
tendrnt of the Greensboro Sunday
school last week. fol the ninth year
John W. Currirr and wife. of Troy.
had II narrow escape from serious INJURY
Dec. p. while on the train near Attain
Ia. Ga. The sleeping car which they
occupied WAS thrown down an emhank-
ment and badly smashed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Currier escaped unframed. hut Mrs.
Curriers' father. Mr.. ChambcIln. of
NewbuIy. was not 81 fortunate. he hay
ing his front teeth knocked ont and WAS
otherwise injured about the head.
This is the last valuable dog: II. \.
Larrahee of Newport got badly hurt :.
few days since. He TUNED his oxen
ont to drink. and not being inclined IL
return to the stable. he ordered his do.
To start them along. which WAS done in
Il hurry. The oxen ran against Mr.
Larrabcc. knocked him on To the frozen
ground. and both passed over his body
leaving some bad bruises.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14

One of the consequences of the late
fire is the depopulation of our village
by the departure OF Il large number of
working men who on Monday last
sought other fields in which to exercise
their skill. The most have found en-
ploymcnt at Peabody'S Station.
1t may he interesting to the older
members of the community to learn that
DIR. McNab. who for so long Il time
practiced his profession in this town, is
still hale and strong for one who has
passed the verge of four score and ten
Years. He is still devoted as strongly
as ever to the interests of medical
science and is Il regular attendant upon
all the meetings of the fraternity to
which he belongs. He has been stop
ping with his daughter, Mrs. Dewey,
for day or two.
The sabbath School connected with
the Congregational church WAS recently
re-"rganizcd. The Superintendent of
last year waS reelected, and in the
main the classes retain the same teach
erS as before the reorganization. The
treasurer reported in the vicinity of
80 us penny contributions for the wear.
and it WAS voted by the school to cx-
pend the same in replcniShimg the
library.
The funeral of Miss Mary Wark was
attended from her fathers present home
on Tuesday, january Ilth. Hereditary
consumption WAS the disease which
closed her earthly existence, amid the
trying agouics of which she passed
away with Il radiant trust in the Saviour
of lost men.
We noticed on the street Wednesday
our former townsman. Mr.. Stephen Bar
ker. He is the guest of Hon. Harry
Moore. Ii is Il pleasure to his many
friends here to- welcome him To their
hospitality on his annual visits, while
others regret the necessity which seem
ed to lender it eXpedicnt that he should
remove his family from this place. Many
of the wants of the needy were supplied
and much suffering in our community
WAS relieved. 10y the efforts and true
Christian philanthropy of Mrs. Barker.
who. though dead still reminds lis. by
her living deeds of charity. of our duty.
and thus seems To write over our doors
i'll characters of living light: ''Go and
do likewise"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14

stop that Cough! No pulmonary complaint
however chronic can long resist the healing intiu-
rnce of DR. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and lorehOund. A specific for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. and Bronchitis. cure for GROUP, and pre-
vrntive of Consumption. it has equal. Acts
ike a charm i'll hoarsrness and sore throat. Clears
and strengthens the voice of speakers and singers
Fakes away all the distress of wHOOPING COUCH.
Contains no opium al other dangerous drug, and is
pleasant to take Trial bottles. 10 cents. G.. a.
>t"Tcr II. -iuhnshuTy. and Barbour 4 Eaton. Wells
River, sole Agents. Call and ask them about it.
Wells. Richardson a Co., Burlington General
Agents. "a 100
Pyle's Dietetic Saleratus.- Universally nc
kn"wrds"d the best i'll Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14

Castoria is perfect substitute for Castor oil.
without any objections for it is pleasant /" take.
and does not nau-eatr or gripr. For t"stiNrntSs
at any age, but especially for Wind collie. sour
stomach. Worms and thu. Dis"rdrrcd Bowels ui
Children II is the most effective remedy in ~
istance. 1t is harmless. il is reliable and it is
cheap.
There need he no pain where Ccntaur Iini
mcnt is used Burns and icalds healed with
out scar. rheumatism, Sprains, and most flesh.
bone and muscle ailments can he absolutely cured.
Their, two kinds. The White CrItaur I.ini
mrnt is for family use, the yellow Tor horses and
animals. Onc trial will vince the incrrdmluu-
tIunr16
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
Monroe.

The people of Monroe. through the
preaching of Rev. J. l.. Litch for the
last two Years. are now considering the
expectancy of obtaining the Methodist
chapel in NcIndocS Falls and removing
it 10 Monroe and repairing the same fol
church purposes. Since the original
settlement of the town. the people have
never had II house dedicated to the
worship of God having always used
the school house and hotel hall for re-
ligiou> meetings. How true the words
of scripture: THE entrance of thy word
givcth light"
Runner brings to our ears Il fragment
AIRY account of Il diSglacctul affair which
happened at the Mines" situated on
Lyman Mountain. Rum WAS the evil
spirit of the occasion and resulted in
the >tahhing of one MaSterSon 10y his
comradc. Frank Williams. 1t is said
that the victim of the misfortune cannot
survive his wound.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-14
,,nsic Railroad Time Table.


rg,I<- MOVING soll III.
-. Leaves Shrrbr"nke AT I:3O a. M.
~. '.--' ,nd,nNillc 80 ST. Jnhnshury DOB
rn.o5' arrives at ". K. Junction al
5,,;.s-LravcS Newport clio y. m,
~ 81 bloomsbury. 80. Wells River,
N " K. functional ll;23. in season
ii iII trains for New York and the West.
t",' ,,,,,un,lation runs only To Newport
,.,Lt Erpr,SS-I.ravcs Montreal at 2:}O
>',pnrr aI5 Lynd"nvillr li;o9, st, Johns
E,rnrt 200 Il. M. Wells River l2;Sa,
En,rnn via Plymouth, at -:31 a. III.
TEAMS MOVING NORTH.
leaves ". K. Junction at l::IJ p. m.
y "a 81 .Iuhn-burN I:53. LNndunvill,
Int 80 arrives AT Shcrbr""ke AT 9;3O.
j,,,n,t-LcaNrs W. X. Junction al 500
.,.l- Eiyrr 1906 ~. Johnshury lilo Lyn
d. a. Nrwp"rt l:25 =. M.
,,.rumudati"n runs only to Newport.
,. N;tLf Erpr.NS-I.riNr- Boston AT G:Ot
80 pI, iuouthD Wells River LOO Il M, 81
. - Iynd"nvillr 2:lr. Newport $40. ar
. Montreal at g.uu u. IN.
i.rn, SUNDAY and not Monday.