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Brook,vp yacb,smep Racing.

race for cat rigeed yachts was sailed a.
Short Branch South Brooklyn, yesterday The course
was polygona. and the distance miles. Commodore
smediey. John Dalton, and the Rev Geo. Boyd the
juages. Time allowance. one minute to the foot. Ths
wind up and down the mast until afternoon when
q nice breeze sprsng from the southwest. Ths
Yachts we're Ella, -Four Brothers and Nettie g. tr the
nrst class Adele Only Daughter and Wave tn the SEQ
third The tide was nood. Ella. formerly Comet and
Nettie g. had struggle all the In the nrst class.
In the second. Only Daughter. we'll hand ed soon OBJ
tsined good lie d Wave and Adele In the third,
Aunt Jerusha mad II ali her way, Three Brothers
withdrew soon after starting. Later Ella and Only
Daughter away from their antagonists Ella, Onlv
Daughter ana Aunt Jerusha were awarded tho divi-
denus
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SULTAN MURAD DEPOSED.
His Brother. Abdul Hnmid. Proclaimed Em.
peror of Turkey,

CoSsTANTINoPLK. Aug. a.-A council OF
the Ministers and great dignitares of the empire
have proclaimed Abdul. Hatnid sultan, vice
Nurad deposed.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-The Turkish Minister
has received the following despatch from the
Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs:
CoNsrASTIsOPLE. Aug. 3l.-The cruel disease
OF which the sultan Murad Khan has been suf-
fering since the tenth day OF his succession to
the throne, and which aeRravation has been
continually increasing, having put him In the
manifest imposstbility to take any more the
reiDs OF the empire, in virtue OF the fetva "
rendered by his Highness. the Shtek- -ul-Isiam I:
and conformably to the laws regulating the OK
ercise OF the sovereigi ty In the empire. HIS
Majesty, the Sultan Hamid. presumptve heir
TO the Imperial throne, mas been proclaimed to-
day mpsror Of Turkey"
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pre.. Reformer..nd sp,rit.aiI.m.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.-Ths second and
las, Of the American Free Dress League Con.
vention was held IN Lincoln Hall to-day. MI D, h.
Allen OF Ohio In the chair Miss Bessie Barrett Foster
OF Vineand went into a trance and rected original
verses. Dr. PinkhAm OF California who broke up the
Peace Convention In this city few week. ago by nour
ishlng drawn sword, also went into . trance and
talked about Henry Clay aud Demoslhe About
twenty-five persons were present ana tney broke out
hoy into spirtualism that dress reform wAe over
looked The meeting OF the league IL " be held In
September, 1877, PROBABLY IN New York.
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SOME WAsBINGTON TOPICS.
Excitement Among Department CIerks-Dis.
missals by Wholesale.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-lhere was great ex-
ccment In the various executive departments to-day
owing the fact that In OF the bureaus the clerks
who to be dismissed In the general reduction re-
ceved notice that their services would be no longer re-
Quired vhie others Will receive notice tomorrow. In
the office OF the United states Treasurer there were 90
d.missas. The nouces will be issued IN the War De.
partment tomorrow saturday, and within week Il
IL PROBABLE that oil whose services has been deter
mined to dispense with will be notined. There Is much
Anxiety aud suspense even anopg those who have
reason 10 beeye that tney VIII De retained Thr no.
ticos In the majority OF Instances Will be sent to the
clerks at their residences the officials considering this
better than TO advise them at the department Of
their misfortune.
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End of tn. Monetary Cri.i. In Portugal.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.-The Baron do mt
Anna, Minister from Portugal at Washington, has just
received the following from his Government;
LISBON Aug. 20.
The monetary crisis has suhsided. Confidence Ia re-
established. The Bank OF Portugal continues It's trans
actions usual All the other banks aud merchants
have declared that they will not pys themselves OF the
benen rendered by the decree of the 18th mat with re-
gard tO tine pl orVgation OF payments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

A banner was raised at Protection Hall, Nor
risana last evening The attendance very large.
necesstang additional opensir meeting addressed
by Andrew !. Rogers and james Y. GrsJbn In ths
hall, Gen. FranE Sigel spoke In German for Tildeu.
Hendricks, and Reform He was enthusiastically re-
ceived. lie reviewed the course OF the Grant ADMIN.
itraon and SAID that did not deserve continuance
The country's goo demn ndec a change Tie also con.
domned the treatment OF the South by the Republican
party. james h. Gray bill also spoke.
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FROM GEN. CROOK'S CAMP.
On the Trail Of LARGE Force of Indians
The saxages DesIiIuie Of Food.

CHEYENNE, Aug. a.-A courier who left
the camp Of Crook and Terry the 20th, at
the mouth OF Powder river, arrived at Fort
FettermAn to night.
The command was then on the trail OF an
Indian force estimated at 1000 ponies. Camp
fires indicate seven distinct bands OF Indians
There is reason to believe the Indians are
almost destitute OF food, and traces left Ia
deserted camp would show that they are re-
duced to the extremity OF using raw hides for
food All the snake allies have gone home, but
the Crows remain. Gen. Crook fully expects to
strike Sitting Bull Ia a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01
A n.y,i.a E..Pre.lasa, ImpeaeLed.

decree OF amnesty to all political Offenders, and voted
TO impeach eIPresident Nssaget, the ground that
he aided President Dominique IN oyerthTowing me con
sutuOn and IN exercising despOtic power, His coun'
sci advises him to protest against trial by the Senate
on the ground that he is not IN office at present.
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Brookivn's Daily Divorce Bulletin.

EDWARD r. Nugent, clerk employed Dv
Thomas Il. Dursndo q Co., OF lis Duane street. New
YORK. and living at 337 Quincy street. Brooklyn. has
begun for absolute divorce from MS wife Emma.
whom married IN 1899. The two still i've In the
same house, because Of their three chill 'ren. Hs 40
cusre her Of innfelty and n her answer ehe denies
tue aleR aons, saying that II she offended In any
her husband condoncd her fault She makes similar
charges against her husband.
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LONDON. Aug. 8l.-The remaining three hum
dred millions United States funded loan was offered
for subscription to-day l031 The HnGncs says Its
issue will probably have little or permanent enect
on the money market, the operation being substtu
tion for existing stock but souie effect will be pro
due ed while the deposits locked pending the
Ce Of UOuda,
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THE LATEST Old WORLD NEWS.
A Crisis In the Iron Trade Masters Co.
Ing into bankruptcy.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Sl.-The Journal OF Com
ntrcs says The crisis in the Cleveland iron trade
has assumed serious aspect. 10 stated that swan,
Coates 4 Co.. iron matters, have Med petition In
LIQUIDATION, aud that the LackenbY Iron Works Com
pany Thomas Vaughan CO.. Thomas Charlton a Co..
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-Ihe application OF Thomas
Vaughan Co. FOR liquidation 10 bankruptcy wac pre-.
sented before the Registrar here to-0ay. Toe liabilities
Of the nrm are 81 OOO,OOO.
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Masked Robbers at Rhinebeck.

POUGHkEEPsIE, Aug. 0.-four masked men
attacked the wstchman At the Rhinsbeck station OF the
Hudson River Railroad between two and three o'clock
this morning, They "bucked and gagged" him, aud
threw him into freight car, aud then nroke into the
ticket once, blew open the safe with gunpowder, and
robbed It OF about $500, rW have been arrested
on suspicion VI being concerned IN the robbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

The Rev. Mr.. Warner OF the Pamrapo Metho
dist Church who had for some time struggled to main
tain himself and family t6 week has Informed the
trustees that he cannot subSist on that amount Tht
pulpit 10 IN charge OF the presiding elder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01
Ono Miliion Peet Of Lumber Burnsd.

The lumber yard OF Vert, stryker h Co, OF
New Jersey, at whitehaven eighteen miles from
Wikesbarre, Pa. was burned yesterday morning
over one million feet Of lumber was consumed. LQts
$4,000 covered by Insurance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01
The Commodo Growing weaker.

Commodore Vanderbilt is slowly growing
weaker. although he suffers little pain consultations
OF his physicians was held yesterday. No Inatera
change OF treatment suggested. The patient Is
low that much conversation Is dangerous to him,
yc-tersay nobody, except relatives was permitted N
hin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

wAsHINGToN, Aug. 3l.-Gov. Hayes will not
visit President Grant for the that he has been
adysed by his friends that be cannot aort to endanger
his success as Presidential candidate by gong TO
Long Branch In any way recognizing OR nts invita-.
tion Hayes admits this by sending 10 the President
that important business keeps hi IN O1O though this
10 only Al excuse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

LoNo BRANCH. Aug. 3l.-Tho great ocean
swtmming match between Andrew TrautE and George
Wade for $500 aide and The championship OF America
win take place to morrow one clock ~ froni OF tne
lows: Traulz. 800, ESQ, t6Oi Wade, t5, t55, $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

The Firth District, jersey CITY, is the banner
Republican baiiiwick In times past 1t considered
impossible for Democrats to organize and sustain .
club in its boundaries. The Thden and uendrieks Clue
that was organized At hcPhersons Hail on Tuesdsy
night has roll of 1856 members, 90 Of whom voted for
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE ny rHl
SUMS REPORTERS.

Preparations for tho Election In this CITY,
Little Jotnny's Cast Disappoint ments-
When the Supervisors are TO be APP ointcd.
John l. Davenport has about $4,000 TO spend
the election in November. A portion appro
priated to him In Washington, but the he got By
personal solicitation from wealthy Republicans. 1t
understood that he was not 80 successful as he er
pected. Many Of those who have contributed hberay
10 previous campaigns refused to give. HIS appeal To
the Union League Club which heretofore has yielded
A. much $4,000. was unheeded. and most OF the
heads Of Federal departments fell short In their par
ments what use he 10 TO make Of the money raised IL
not clear He 10 to appoint two supervisors and tive
marshals In each election district and their pay u 70
be " day. The appointments will number about
1900 onehalf to be taken from the Democras a. re-
CURED by the law. Davenport says that all npplca-
tons for places muat be Med with him before Sept "
He will wait until Marshal Fiske returns from hu.
rope and then he III MAKE tile appointments. The ss
Of ofRepublicans who are to serve. II 10 said, b already
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DECATUR, Texas, Aug. 3l.-The Rev W. a.
England, Methodist minister. his wife, stepdaughter
and four stcpsOns, were murdered VI their home sis
miles from Montague on last saturday night by parJ
of dsgue ed men IL Ia supposed the DutcheIy WAS com
mltteu for money as the family was rich.
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F,neeu Men Killed by Indians.

SIDNEY, Neb Aug. 3l.-Jones has Just come
In with Clarks pony express. and brings the mall from
North Deadwo ood which corralled by the Indian.
four days ago, Fifteen men were killed by the Indians
last sunday The bodies Of four lead men are ilug III
Buffalo Gap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

WILKEsBARRE, Aug. 3l.-Coroner I. J. Prem
dergssi Of this city was arrested mere this evening al
the instance OF the LuIernc Medical socisty on =
charge OF committing The crlme OF Abor1iun He
waived hearing before Aldermen fasoni sud EaVs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01
s,abbins ARRAY a, n Camp Meeting.

TRENTON, N. J." Aug ol'-Oh "ouhesuN
night disturbance occurred at q colored camp meet
ing near PcnnnGtonl between colored man, psInsd %
was stabbed In the groin, meek and ear rertine
and, In default OF ball committed to pTlsVp. IL 10
thought brakes wounds are taial.
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Drinking 1000 Quar,. OF Champagne.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l.-The Mayor OF Phils-
delDhA, the Centennial Commissioners. Gov. Hartranf
and the invited guests disposed Of 900 quart bottles
OF champagne Al the opening Of the Municipal bu!dhE
on the Centennial grounds on Tuesday evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

The williamsburgh Schuetzen Corps closed
their tenth annual festival in the Myrtle Avenue PARK
last night by istrioung the prizes and crowning
Capt. Dlercks the founder Of the company. as King
He brought down the last piece OF The eagle and
consequence deciartd King In place Of Henry Knepel
who has seven gold anu silver medals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

Wheeler. his playmate, were examining pisto, a
Throop and Gacs avenues. BROOKLYN. last night, the
pistol went on IN Nheeler's hands, and TIE ban eneD
81 Cranes right eye completely destroying ia sight.
DR. Benedick probed for the ball but failed TO ind v
Crane not expected TO recover.
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Shooting III. wife and Bro,her-in.Law.

DERBY LINZ, VI, Aug. 3l.-AI Derby Lins
Hotel this afternoon f. e. Hay den, formerly OF Boston,
shot his wife twice IN the abdomen and aso shot hit
brothern.iaw, o. Bingham, lawyer Of this place, In
the breast. Mrs. Hayden Will die. lhe Llufderer 10
under arrest The cause OF tue shooting has not Jet
transpired.
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PORTLAND. Me-, Aug 3l.-Mrs. Aventine, wife
of the Newark N j., suicide, was turned out Of hes
boarding house last night for non.pRyment Of board
and to-day Jumped into the harbor. She rescued "
= Erelnan OF steamer.
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The Amour, Of whisLey IN n Bushei Of Grain.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3I.-Ihe CommissIoner OF
Internal Revenue has Issued order hIing the product
to be required from each and every bushe OF grain
sixteen quarts when the fermenting period 10
as hours, AMI Al pfeeu quarts when II Ia ~ hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01
Jesse Pomeroy'. sentence Commu,.s.

BOSTON, Aug. 3l-The Governor and Council
this afternoon acted upon the case Of Jesse romeroy,
the boy murderer, who under sentence OF death,
byaNOte VI o tO3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

Mr.. Cherries McDevitt, who died on Wednes-
man Of the Eeio io,f ledger ofce. lie was The Oldest
member Of the New York Typographical society.
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Every man who buys a coat should read John
Black BRIDGES exposure OF The irauds IN the WOOL n
trace. IN the M"shaHd Weekly, Just out Plce siI
cenls.-Adp.
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The Thermometer In New ork Yesterday.
Al Hudnut's at $50 O'Clock A. NJ, 7Oo; q, 69' /
o. 97t' ~ NJ 7v'i $50 ". a1'i d, 7D' y, - ~ 72.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01
Weather once Prediction.

Falling barometer, rising temper ture, west
erly 10 souIhcry winds increasng clondiness, Ana
probably occasional rains, succeeded on FRIDAY might
or saturday morning BY rls,ng barometer aud coo.a
west tO north winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

struggling those interested have raised all the money
required for the commencement OF bridge across The
Hudson al this place and the directors OF the bridge
Company have ordered the call for tue nTsI
VI Len per cent upOn subseIlp pllOns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

Chas. Millen. aged about 50 years, hanged him
self In barn IN Pennington, J yesterday. Cause.
alteration VI mind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01

The tragic erects OF fashionable opium eating
In New YORK are graphically told IN tho WusTdhd
Hssk!U. just out, Price NI cenu. Ads
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11
ST. cSohnsburp Galedonian.
1t. Johnsbury, VT. Friday. Feb. II, 1876.
RrLiaiuus Rradina.
Christian Growth.

The righteous also shall hold on his
way. and he that hath clean hands shall
be stronger and stronger. job. l7:9.
The path of the just is rs the shining
light. that Shineth more and more unto
the perfect day. Prov. /: II.
This one thing do. forgetting those
things which are behind. and reaching
forth unto those things which are he
fore. press toward the mark for the
prize of the high calling of God in Christ
Jesus. Phil. 3: l3, II.
And this pray, that your love may
abound Vet more and more III kn"Wl-
edge Being filled with the fruits of
righteousness, which are 10y Jesus Christ,
unto the glory aud praise of God. Phil.
I:9, II.
Herein is my Father @l"Iified. that We
bear much flVit 50 shall ye he my
disciples. John l5:S.
Wherefore, beloved, :. he dill
gent that We may br found i'll peace.
without spot, and hlamelcss. But grow
in grace. and in the knowledge of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. 2Peter
3: ~, II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11

to live. She showed great emotion,
turned slowly to the crowd, made her
confession, said she was ready to die.
and, kneeling, began to pray. 1t was
a weird spectacle,-thiS woman. guilty
of her husbands murder. kneeling there
at midnight before the dead body of
her accomplish in that murder. and
PRAYING. not for her life, but for her
soul. And an impressive spectacle. too.
for, before she was through, one-half
the mob were on their knees, and when
she rose an almost unanimous mo"
greeted the leaders question. ''Shall she
die ?" She was taken back to the jail.
and the crowd. who had made no at
tempt at concealment through the
whole performance, dispersed to their
homes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATf,-
Il. II. IHDA.
SOLICITOR OF PATEN

For Inr"6ti"H> Trait. NIr.. nr Ih....
No. ~ state Street. "pr"~ir, KILN >rrr'
After an extensive pIH,iIo, OF u}Nlr.- .
wears continues Ia ~rCuIr patents r ITO
States also i'll Great britain liuuu, iuG ..
rlgn countries. Caveats. spec u,lf.ru- ..
l-hmeni>. and all papers 81 dI.tvu.-~ '.r .
executed ON lihcra terms. and viii d'-i...
searches made into American uI tuI-l-. 81.
determine the validity nr ullll', "i la''a..
vrnti"n>-and legal ur other advice i,lt'..
matters touching the ~aIur t"Id,~ OF i.'
any patent furnished l., rrmij'.u- :.
mrnt- recorded at Washington.
TE>IIM uNIAI~
Il regard Mr.. Eddy a. uu, OF IH, u"-'
and capable practitioners with Nhou .
official intercourse. CHAS MASON
Commissioner nt .r
4 hav" no hesitation i'll A>~ur.A- uf,r-
they cannot employ a person m"rr ,"rs
trustworthy. and more, capable "i ''-'-
applications III Il form 1" >,.CuIr Tor r.,u
and favorable consideration al th, jI'r.'
EbMl Nj III XIX T. Lat" 'umuu--'.'.
tents.
Mr.. l.. II. Eddy has made i"r ne .A'.'
"n all hut one "f which patents nave .r'.
and that il now p,udiu- such uin
proof "i great talent and ahIlil, "i. l.- .a
me I" recommend all uINrul"I~ Iu JplH. p.
procure their patents IL thu, may 10, 20
in the most faithful attention h'-i""'.
eases. and al very reasonable ,htl-'-
H"st"n. Jan. l. l-.t.-lN. JOHN A''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11

Harness yourself to your work for life.
Be an "every day" Christian. Guard
against all these lapseS. Make new
covenant with the Master. In humility,
penitencc. and fresh association, look
up out of your closet privacy, to him
who secth in secret. and utter your
word. MY heart is fixed. o God, my
heart is fixed ."-Rrr. 4. l.. Stone. IN
Iluni IL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11

We drHirr Ia call attention Ia the following list
of Companies ct which We have the agency.
4ErNA, Hartford $500 900
HOME, New York, 500. 900
PHENIX, Hartford -OO.UO0
ROY \ l., England, L., 900, 900
SPRINGFIELD, Springfield 80, 900
GERMAN AMERICA Penn 2OOOO00
FIRE ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia 27;O,OOO
PENNSYLNA 800, 900
ALLIANCE. Boston, $50, 600
MANUFACTUR ERS, New Jersey $50. 900
VERMONT MUTUAL, Montpelier,
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT Hartford $500 OOO
UNION MUTUAL, Montpelier.
CONTINENTAL New York, 275O.OOO
HARTFORD, Hartford, !,500, 900
No BRITISH Il MERCANTILE, Eng. 5000. 900
LIVERPOOL LONDON GLOBE, Eng. II 900, 900
PHENIX, New York. 2lO0.OOO
SCOTTISH COM MEEClAL, 800. 900
ms co. NO. AMERICA. Philadelphia, $500. 600
MILLHILLE New Jersey, COO. 900
NERO New Jersey Oh .0GO
AMAZON, Cincinnati, 80 900
PEOPLES New Jersey 600 900
FARMERS MUTUAL, Montpelier.
CHAMPLAIN MUTUAL. Burlington.
NATIONAL LIFE, Montpelier, I7OO,OOO
Representing nearly NINETY MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS Capital To guarantee, the policies ssu
ed.
Business men will readily understand that with
such list of companies, Cnany of which have
We can place their insurance where il will be- safe,
and reliable.
Our predecessor. Geo. = Shaw. is now Special
Agent and AN adiustor of LOSSES think We
can assure patrons, uf loss by fire. their
claims will he protected and honnrably adjusted
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11
for Sale.
FOR SALE!

FYfty-tive acres of land laying in the town of
Waterford adjoining and part of the Perley
Stone farm ofe mile from st JOhnsbury Plain.
Said land is well supplied with living wafer con-
sists of grass, wood and timber land, and may be
purchased on reasonable terms if sold before the
first of April Apply To Aldn :. Bailey or James
= Stiles st. .JOhnsbury, Vermont,
MRS. PERLEY STONE,
loft 37s Shawmut Ave, Boston Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11
cENTAuR
LIN I M zr7,

The lame can he healed and o..
whole. We now know m,t',t'..., '..,.-.
lm"nt VIII do. They will me-, '' 'a. '...
or cure cancer, but the, Viii ','.h' bog.
laN pam. cure rheumatism ,ri '''',' ,..
flesh, bon" and muscle ailm,r, '.'-.
ever before discovered "'' 'Nr Of,
Scientific skill cannot r,...l,
elects "l th"s" r'markahl,. r,,,. :"
rheumatism OF many wears i,',' o..
weak back, fever s"rr~. WEI '''' L.
caked breasts. distorted luE. '.'R, .
are cured by the Whit, C,ur.r, ITO
II VIII destroy pam aud L.gi al '--
binary burns and scild, II y.'Ir 'h..'.
OF bites and stin.~. and liz =, '''a'-'
limbs II Is very ttiicaciuu, g.,
ache, itch and rutanrnu> ,rir.,'., 'n ....
Mr.. Josiah W"-iIk,. "i N,,,-
For wears my rhruuari,u.i..-.
] have been unable. I" sir r... ."'...
first thr"" bottles of C,uiaulr .,... .
to walk without my cIui,lr- %.
idly. think y"ur linim,nr ,,,,, ''' '....
e. II. Bennett, druggist. E,.l -.
'tentaur Linim,n1 s,H- L,.,,..
best satisfaction of ANY thin, IN n .".
What the Ccntaur Linimrut
il will d" for You. 1t J. hand, ,.1 '..'