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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Valuable Property for Sale.

Continued indisposition in my family compels
to put my affairs in a condition Ia make
change of climate if necessary and offer for sale
the following property:
house, barn. and ten of land at the up
per end of k. X. st. This location is unsurpassed
for healthtulness and beauty. high level plateau
"f acres overo"ks a great part of The village of
-. Jnhnsbury. Summerville and Paddock Village
The house now upon il is a story and half house.
containing nine rooms. 1t is highly desirable
situation for elegant private residence with eN-
tenSive grounds ur could be divided into sixteen
building lots. Passumpsic River skirts II on the
North and East. 1t has beautiful maple grove
and the whole Eastern slope is covered with trees.
This Is rare opportunity To secure valuable es-
tate, either Ia build residence Ia hold in
Vestment.
\ house, barn, and ten of land on the
East side of Passumpsic River three-q quarters of IA
mile from the village and east accessible Il"
Fairbanks Shops and Railroad Street. The house
Is nearly new and supplied with running water.
The land supports horse and cow and three acres
are available Tor building lots.
On Eastern Avenue, i'll this village. a building TIL
NO feet with good basement, now occupied for Il
backsmiths shop and paint shop. Could be
easily remndelrd for stores and is highly drsir-
able piece of property. Also land adjoining suiI.
able for II business block These will all he sold al
reasonable rates and offer special Inducements Ia
buyers. For particulars address inquire OF
JOS l. PERKINS
ST. JOhnsbuTY Vt. Aug. :.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
The Yellow Centaur Linimer,

- adapted t" the tough 'k'n nm-'r, tua --..
the animal creation IT, rfircr- uI,...
at spawn. >wr-nV wind -ill h,-.t.., ''
evil. arr htilr less than miI.,lI.u.-
MrsSr-. j. Mcclure g" dru- 81.
and Front Sis Cincinnati - 81,
In our nriglh"rh"od ., uuruh,r ., Feet.
using the trntauT LIuim,nr Tie.
superior tn ANYTHING thar The. o..
We sell a. high a. fuuI t. nv. t...
month Ia owners of HORSES ulId r....
W. have volumes ct t,--r.II,.l...
cures of -pran- kicks poll ,.u b. ,..
founders which are huh les rt... .
owl rI "t an animal can iiiurd {. 10. .
tie uf trntaur IInInrut which o.. a..
worth twenty times IL Cost ST.
but PREPARED only Al th.
Laboratory 81 j T. Hos ,l,
H. Dry - MN I.t-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
49, esks [HIYIat - -
EXCURSIONS
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC !

ROUTE A-MoutT-al via Passumpsic and south
Eastern Railroad. Return Route.
ROUTE B-Montreal and Quebec, via Pas-ump-
sic south Eastern, Richelieu Line Steamers and
Grand Trunk Railway.
ROUTE C-Quebec via Passumpsic Railroad Ia
Shrrbruuke GRAND Trunk Railway IL Quebec. Re
turn same Route.
q The sale of Excursion tickets viii com
Ineuce July |. and continue during the months of
August and september, good II return until NJ"
LL..II H.. t.LllnAA lII uIlLeA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
for Sale.
FOR SALE !!

A place pleasantly situated in Lower Waterford,
consisting Of a house barn. shed. and shOemak er
shop. well of never-f failing water. with acre
of good land. Also five acres of wood land near
by. An excellent chance for a good shoemaker Ia
do custom work with good customers
36-s- MRS. MARTHA TRI-AX Adm'x
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
C A T A r r H !!

Catarrh of % Years Standing Cu--.
with Drnpping> in the Throat tlm"-t '
Choking. Pain in the shoulders. Bal
and kidneys. Hradd,hr aud tutIr'
Breaking down al the system b,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute i'll Caledonia County, for
ls76 will lie holden at Hardwick. August ~ and 30
the morning sessions beginning AT o'clock each
day and with a session each evening.
The Superintendent of Education will Ice aided
by competent instructors.
School officers, friends of Education and all cit
liens are invited Ia attend.
Town Sup-rint-ndrnts Clergy mrn. and others
are requested to help extend the notice OF the In
stitute and to promote "A general attendance.
M-9 EDW 4 RID CONANT. Smpt. vi Education.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
SALEM LEAD COMPANY

Warranted III RI WIFI - ,'IiIl-.
known throughout New England a-t'' I''''
FINEST and BEST ,-. ."
LEAD TAPE. - IN. wid' "u ''',
tain sticks .- Aa.
LEAD RIBBON. fI"m ! To- - "''
on reels Tor huildrT~-
LEAD PIPE ut any SIZE "I ~ bio ATS.
At lowest MARKET price i'l G"''", .'
nN. FRANZ l. hh''" y ... Mt--
tNrpt4A
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Boots and Shoes =!
H. PADDOCK.

would say to the many friends and customers
OF the firm of II PADDOCK & co, that | shall
continue the Boot and Shoe business i'll all its
branches, and shall keep larger and better assert
ment and shall endeavor to sell cheaper than
shall continue to sell for cash and price Ia all
| have made arrangements for the agency to sell
sewing machines and shall sell cheaper than any
other agent in this part of the country. | wish To
say that shall keep the best wOrkmen and the
best stock that can be found i'll the market and can
make IS good and stylish boot lie got i'll
this state. Repairing done neatly, cheaply and
with despatch. Shoemakers supplies cheap. BY a
strict adherence to the principles which the firm
introduced hope to hold the trade OF the firm and
add many more to the list.
35-7 Ii. PADDOCK
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18

GOING NORTH.
II. Er Mad v Fl
Ar. Newport, % III - y III IL p III s s. a III
Montreal. go 100
Quebec. goa
GOING SOUTH.
Ic De- Mad y Err.
Leave Quebec. ~ ~
Montreal 600 Am w III
Newport y ~ y III | 10 y ~ ID III = rs
RICHEIIEI LINE STEAMERS. leave Mon
tr-al daily except sunday, m Arrive AT Que
bee go a Leave Quebec al y III Arrive at
Montreal q
SAGUENAH LINE STEAMER leave Quebec
daily except SUNDAY and Monday, Al : IN lime
for round trip A. hours
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT SIEA MEE>
leave Quebec every TUESDAY al y
IL. r. FOLSOM, >upt.
y. 4. LOWERING JR., Gen. Ticket Agt.
LNnduuVIlle july / l-7U.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18

The -tramrr Lady of the Lake. like other ladies.
has kept we'll up with the fashions and demands
"f the times and Is i'll first class condition III every
respect capt F"gg 4, not an old F"gg MOI l. hr
ever caught i'll fog. lie l. never tired at answer
ing questions and il always happir-t when
rounded by several hundred Sabbath school
children with whom he Is great taVuritr The
sylvan Retreat at Owls Head one OF the most
charming places for picnic and the hotel AT
Gibraltar Point, "n the opposite side III the LAX,
affords every opportunity Tor rest and rcirrshment
e Special arrangements matte Tfh
.SdbbaH SchooIs and large parties.
II. r.. FOLSOM Supt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Tickets Good Ten DAYS From Date
Memphremagog House.

The interior "t the M-mphIrmaG"g House
duTIu, the past winter. has gone through Thorough
repairing and I-fuIuishing The exterior with it,
wide VrTandH- affords view of mountain and
lake SCENERY SURPASSED On thus continent The
hotel L. under the effective management Of Mi l.
Buck. recently at II. James Hotel Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Nv the '"uIt Attest
HENRY FEENt ii Er-I-trr
\ rIur copy "t I:r,"rd Attest
"a HENRY FRENt II Register
WESTERN TICKETS !!

Tickets I" all points West and South. and the
I'a,Iii, coast. via. all the inst class Inut"-
To Liverpool Gla~4"w and other paints hN nr-t
class ~tr:tmrT-
Iu san Francisco. hN Ran col steamer.
Tor lowest rates tunt tables. aud Information
call "u address \ e HARVEY Ticket AZ.
II .Iuhn-buIN VI -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
HAIR Vim E..

Stimulates thu sI"wth "t the han. prevents the
decay al the han. Prevents the haiT from turn
M gray stops and prevents tn, ham from falling
ont Stops that unpleasant itching that L. the prr
lud, "f the HAIRS dr'.N. E-ru"vr- dIndIuti and
cures all Diseases ut thu scalp and 4 ~haIuI"u
and dressing t"I ladies hiIT cannot hr rNcrlrd
NY Il. Ask NuuI druggist and dealers t"T II very
WHARF -,.ud .-st~ f"I mai bottle. address
{. W. RE H. EI'>O\. EaIn-t VI.
I"r sale III II I"hu~hurN 10y c. Hn- ham and
q. l.. Randall. druggists.
sold ia P,ict.m hN John NIIuuu. T.
Wells Eichard-"nA 90. burlington. VI Whole
sale Agents lulti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Catch Your Drinking Water.

The best WAY Ia provide Il filter tnr II
brick cl>trln j. to put Il Partition thro'
it of brick. ha\i the pump upon one
side and the receiving pipe upon the
other No filter can Ice made OF suifi
cicut capacity to receive the water
from the pipe and allow it to flow
through int" the ri>tcrn without, III Il
heavy shower running over and wasting
the water. The partition should he
curved. swelling out towards the side
into which the water runs. t" prevent
the water pressing II over III case the
Opposite side should he empty, and
should he built of brick laid fiat wi>e. III
cement aud pla>tered well on both sides
with the same. In laying the partition
each alternate brick in the bottom
course should he left ont, and upon the
floor of the ci>tern, and entirely across
it. on the receiving side. about II foot
from the Partition. should he built Il
brick wall eighteen inches high. The
space between the PARTITION wall and
this low one should Ice filled lis follows
First. coarse gravel. six inches c"arse
sand, three inches e: pounded charcoal,
six inches. and fine sand enough to
nearly fill the space. The receiving
pipe should he bent 50 as not to allow
the water to pour upon the filter. \
ciSt-In thus built will furnish as long
a> it LASTS, puIer, better and more
healthtul drinking water than amy
spring "r we'll in the world. Should
the filter hecnmc foul in time, the pack
ing in the box may Ice easily removed
and clean materials put i'll its place.
Edith Il say, RegN, how Is it that
one of our COWS l. brown and the other
white :" Reginald: "Why, Hou silly,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Conn. & Pass Rivers Railroad Company
NOTICE.!

The -t"c kh"ldrT- "u thu. Connecticut and Pas
sumI-Ic Rivers RAILROAD Company hereby IA"
titled I" meet Al TIA, M,mphTrmIG"G HOUSE
New port. Vt. Nrdu->daN the -iNIh ta> al
September nrNt Al = chuck T.. m t"r thu purp"~r
"t rrctins i board "t directors and t" transact any
"thrI business that c"ur before the meeting.
ELIJAH CLEVELAND SECRETARY
tnNrntrN. Nuuu,i : l-IG.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
JERRY DREW'S
New Livery. and Village Coach.

The uudrI~ gnrd has repaired The II Jnhu>hur,
House stable and put III GOOD Livery. lie ais"
runs coach I" all passenger tIaIn~-b,,th ddN and
night rNIIr>~- Village people wanting 1" ="
trains viii lraNr their names and I,~d,nrr the
~iihl'- "th'' Thirty minutes h,tur' tram tIur.
have Iu>t put III a lin" al new carriages aud
hIInr~>t- including top hugGIr~ pharr"I-. iva
seated 'arrla ."~ rtc. Easy carriages and steady
h"r~-~ Ton ladies I" drive aides can order then
teams ~ the office. "i thu stable
= thIrgr~ reasonable
.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
To Builders and Lumber Dealers

The subscriber has completed his new mill IN
Victory. and l. now prepared to furnish lumber
and dimension timber of almost all kinds. His
Trees al" lar.'. and hr can furnish long and heavy
lumber i"r especial purposes. The subscriber haV
lIS been III the business m"r" than thirty wears
hait"i> himself he understands what builders
want and hr ill bills speedily and ~ati~iactn
ulN. DANIEL GOIEY
81. Juhu~bury. MAY 1 I-15 1ltf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy

The Constitutional C.taIIt L,u,d. .l- -
article placed h,t'I, tl' Iu|''.' i.r H..tr-'.
CuIr ttaIIli bN building u, jU' ,.u-.'.. h
struck Al the root al the ~ h"., dIt. DO. ii' Co.,.
sands upon thousands "1 lrIt'I- haze H''a .''.
hN the pIupIIrturs. ~cttIh- ll'. flo H.H
CURES and. hat - IrruiI hII,lr '.l.a- .l ID
tataIIh but all other .tIluI,I,t- 90 zoe -H..r -'
This j. What IL always dut- llr'....H.u- -.sr
mrut> l. only sample 81 NhAi ~. 'ir COLOSSAL.
receiving from nell know O. I'.i..' Q. "...
write. and not can h'zu~ "n'- H't''. '-. ''
tru,laul evils cold IA head it,r .n- .".-.
lent consumption. h-ad:t.h rnu~ 90 lead Deb
lnln~ diZIinr-~ lAu-u.dur>- loss % t'tr..'
general Weakness al l'.N, I',-' lu'' N... '.'
>ttulI"nal taIaIIh Ermrtl = Iit'h g. .'.''...
ed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Mr~~r~. LIrILFFIrLu st,

Mr~~r-. LITILFFIEIH Co.,
| reside, at Manchester y II and ii'''..'..
sided al liruuiktT. and am e I''.. ~ "'i'
stale. | have, had IitIIIh fV'ui. tt' ..''
since ] wd~ nineteen Nrai~ .Hi' .n' -. .''
time. 1t Iun all that l''II"d .I.a H.-.'-..
NIL up and drop d"wU ~ mN 'h.".i '..'-
ing 81 choking :" thai would 81, Dbl"
save. mN-rlf from >tIin- ulIiI'l 3. '"''
head - that felt confused ami "t- 70 ...'
~t-NtIr hr.idichr> Al intervals i"i % 5000" a..
| also had pains III -h"uld'f- 'r' b '"'
from which | suffered lmu'H-'.t ''
they that u wear a." last -uuiU.'I "'> ''-
lie ia hrd most Of the rIIur i.f 'ir'' " "..'
have tried all kinds ut >Iut~ ami an..
dies with II" particular h,u' m tia ".'"..'
-iCian> began Ia take The ''l'-i '..'.'' .
tarIh Kennedy last August ! a'-H p"
TEL before tini-hin. thu INST bottle 90. ..
tn, third butIl, Nv ritIIIi l- 'u''i .. r.
i restored. have IL" pam 'h'- OIL ..
whole, ~ stem l. made "NrI ~" ..'
medicine that has been tn, u'..- ..
m, from intense suffering aud t,ir.-. ITO ..
am now able Ia do the hardest ""iN r"
greatest r\p"-uTr aud irri that '''. b..
much III favor 81 the Constitution" .....,
,.lN. Mrs d lI.'''
Manchester y IL. Feb III
PEICEsI PER BOIILE.-N'"" 10. '-.i.
gi~t~. y pamphlet al - pa-'- -....-
nn Catarrh and c"ntalnln. 10" ..'' ,a..
cures sent FREE. 10y addIr-~ii- TIE f.'> n
LITTLEFIELp : 90 MAN "-.'.
fS,.nt.,tJ16
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
MOORE & HARVEY,
X. X. St, 81. .JohnsburN
CHARLIE ROSS AGAIN !!

This maN certify that If Charlie Ross calls at
my -Iurr i"r a suit al cluthr, he can haN" neat
one by simply paving what the suit has cost me.
and do hereby extend the liberal Offer I"
any one else d--irin. a suit a- have drcidrd I"
close. ont nv entire line I'll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
\ true copy "i record Attest.
- HENRY FRENCH Rrai-t"

LANES GEAIi AN = ESTATE
- The subscribers having been appointed 10y tii"
Hon Pr"har" Cont tor til" district "i hlrd"hli
coumi--i la receive. rNdmIu" ami ADJUST all
claims and Demands uf all PERSONS against the -
tate. "i James Graham late al P''a"hhm III SAID
district deceased represented m-",rnt. and til"
fern of ~iN months from the :sIrh day al July
l-1G h,lu. allrwrd hN said Court I" til" Cr"'it"i-
ui said deceased I" exhibit and prov" then
restrictive claims before Give nutIC'' that ""
viii attend the duties "t our appointment. Al
the dw llIm.. hoI-,' Of Nancy Z tITtiItII III Peach
Al said district "n the Goth dtN Z" Aus AMI III"
Isl daN q Feb next Al "cl"'k ia tn" att'rn'"'n
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
PEACHAM ACADEMY

The fall term will begin Tuesday. Sept ;, LEO,
and continue II weeks under the instruction al e.
\ Bunker A NJ. Principal, with competent as
-isants. For particulars OF catalogue address the
Principal OF
tOHN VARNUM, JE.. S-c'y OF Trustees.
Pracham. Vi. july IA l-16 81 ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
NOTICE!

/ his Is t" certify that | have this day given L"
my Fred Brooks the remainder al his minor
itN and shall claim none uf his wages pay
debts of his CONTRACTING after tins dat.
JOHN BROOKS
-. J"hn-huTN. Augu-t :. l-aG 8. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18

Edith: Il say, RegN, how is it that
on, of our COWS is brown and the other
white :" Reginald "Why, Hou silly,
None knows that, It's the white COW
that gives the milk and the brown COW
the. coffee"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
ARLINGTON HOUSE.

ARLINGTON HOUSE.
Corner Cau-way and Canal Streets
nMIn Boston. TN the American plan
Price moderate. Newly Trtttrd and
url lU furnished thr"ug h"ut. Clerks at
@-HA--- tendance Al all hours.
John \. PARKS Manager
Advantages "i the Arlington H"u-- It,
ness tu tn, I"wrll Eastern FIGchhur. and Boston
and Maine RAILROAD d-pur-. 1" persons arriving
late bN th"-,. roads II l. thu nearest hr-t class
hut,l 10 persons arriving late from the south
and West and traN rllIng East "r North II is the
most c"uN -nirnt hnt, L" start from early 81 late
hN the Eastern and \"IthrTu Railroads. II has
most excellent facilities fol transfer al baggage
I" and from the different railroads Ladies visit
my Boston al md tins house very rnI-ut 1"
send then bundles Street ears and coaches to all
parts of the civ pass the house every ~" inmates
tp,t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Lyndon Literary Institute.

The Fall Term will begin Tuesday, August
20. and continue Is weeks. First class school
Full board of instruction. Three conn lrtr courses
OF study Library and Reading E""m free l."
students send fur catalogue. Address
/ W SANBORN. See V.
80 LNndunN lille. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18

Consisting ui c"mm"u business and dress suits
t,,I men and hu\~ NuW IL th, time Ia gel N"u a
linen iu-trI and white vest iuI "A -"u. and a 1""
p nui,.- "T a first class dress suit and save m"n'
max, tins change that MAY keep a better ami
IunIt. ...Inl.lii. -t..k Of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-18
Liberation.

For value received hereby give my sou Charles
tarh-" his time and will not claim any of his earn
iugs pay his debts after this date
MARIA l. CARBEE
w;,,.- I Ii W LElItH.
5 MAY LEITCH 37g
Ryegatr. Vt, July -th. l-16.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-01
A Romance of the Rebellion.

Sixteen years ago wealthy Indian
oils gentleman had a daughter who
was the pet of the household and So
ciety belle. A young man, son of an
other prominent citizen, wooed the
daughter, and, failing to find favor in
the eyes of her father, projected and
carried to successful issue an elope-
ment. The young couple were mar
ried and located in Texas. AT the out
break of the war the young husband
enlisted in Confederate regiment, ,and
the wife, disguised in male attire, en-
listed in the same regiment and fol-
lowed her husband to the field. Du-
ring one of the engagements in which
the regiment participated the wife was
wounded by minnie bullet, and the
husband, still ignorant of her disguise,
helped to carry her from the field. In
dressing the wound the sex of the DASH
ing trooper was discovered, and she
was discharged from the regiment and
came North. The husband was killed
in succeeding engagement. Her rel
atives never forgave the marriage and
refused to recognize the wife when she
returned. The father still lives in a
neighboring county, and is counted one
of the wealthiest citizens, while the
woman, now poor and broken in
health, lives in miserable little house
in an unfrequented alley of this city.
indianapolis Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-01
Political Notes.

If Tilden is elected as the apostle 0
virtue, tie people of the country may
make up their minds that he will ruI
the executive branch of the govern
ment simply as tie leader of the Dem
ocratic party and the Southern rebels
-Philadel phia Bulletin.
The Secretary of the Treasury is &
large-bodied, up-right-minded, fail
lawyer; he does not, he says, seek Of
fee; he has not made any mark as fl
nancier; he has prosecuted the whisky
rings, and he is taciturn. These are
about the only materials out of which
the people are expected to construct
the statesman of the future They
are not enough.-Steubenvllle Herald.
Hon. S. A. Hurlbut, of Illinois, ac-
cording to the Chicago Journal, thinks
Mr.. Blaine is tue coming man. for
President. He says this is the prevail
ing opinion at Washington, and be-
lieves that Mr.. Blaine is indeed the
best man for the emergency. Should
the Republican National Convention
fail to nominate Blaine, he thinks Gov.
Hayes, of Ohio, would be the norni-
nee.
The New York State Committee of
c0lored men held meeting at Utica.
Three delegates were elected to the
National Republican Convention to lay
before that body the serious evils to
which freedmen are exposed through
Democratic supremacy in some of the
Southern States. A resolution endor-
sing the candidacy of Senator Conkling
for the Presidency was adopted unani-
mously.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-01

now in a freight car, now under tho
seats In the smoking car, and now in
the caboose, among the piles of trunks
and packages, and begging their food
they reached Topeka, fifty miles from
Atchison. They wandered around To
peka all day, and at night they hid
themselves in fiat car laden with
building stone. In the gray dawn
they reached this city, begged break
fast and dinner, and at two O'Clock
hid themselves under the seat in the
Missouri Pacific car, where they were
found by Mr.. Cole. Mr.. Cole took the
children to Kansas City, the end OF his
rum cared for them there, telegraph
ed to Martin Howell, at New Haven,
Conn.,, and received an answer to send
the children in care of the conductor
to New Haven, and to draw upon him
for the expenses of the trip.-Atchison
(Kan.) Patriot.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-01
Bnild Up Homestead.

The feeling that you are settled and
liked will induce you to work to i'm.
prove your farms, to plant orchards, to
set out shade trees, to inclose pastures,
10 build comfortable outhouses, and
each successive improvement is bond
TO bind you still closer TO your homes.
'Fhls will bring conten.m in the
family. Your wives and daughters
will TALL in love with the country, your
sons will love home better than grog-
shops, and prefer farming to measuring
tape or professional loating, and you
VIII be happy in seeing the contented
and cheerful faces of your families.
Make your home beautiful, convenient
and pleasant, and your children will
love 1t above all other places: they will
leave it with regret, think of it with
fondness, come back to it joyfully, seek
their chief happiness around their
home fireSide.