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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

rEH0 THE VOTERS Of TIE: CITY OF AL
4 aHhNNkI III ANNOUNCE myself ~ acan-
dtdg.e for Crrl, cf tEn Gas House | thnh
cal I'LL tue Office rs wei rs any THAT have here
totoro been scluctol for The position. l need l.,
ana therefore ask your support.
nay &c JOSEPH PADGETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
ROBERT +. LUCAS.

rg'0 TIE VOTERS OF hLHAANDE lA-I
d resp" ttttly announce myself a candidate
pf the oili1a OF City, Sergeant, u be voted Tor
u; he election The 25sh of Nay neXt-su bject.
L. the decision Of The Conservative "a
Iuil.ZU Il ROBERT T. NHoA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

Z ENhNDklA--I raspnc.iuly announce
luy soil y candidate tor re election ~ Glcr!, q!
tic >tas WORKS. subject 10 the decision OF the
Conservative party.
nv I0-.o WM FOWLE BROOK Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

EMO TIE VOTERS OF ALEAANDRlA
Il CITY, most respectfully present my
r,4r,,. =. y carIiG,,t, for PROTECTION 10 tho ".c
o.: Oversees, vl the Aim: House, and if rcrl"cto.t,
promise 70 discharge the cutos Of the "nlce
faithfully. Subject to the decision III the prI-
may lection. ,,r,,,,,y~.o,
my 9-tc9 jon SIfl II EN ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

! MOST res pcctful!y anroInce myself u can
4 G,dat. Iur tn. iii 20 OF oupcrlnter cent Of Po-
lice; subject TO the yotc of the people:
my C-td L. r. ANTHONY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

7 RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
I ditc for the clIice Of superintendent Of
Police; subject TO the primary election.
my j-tc' u .lDRGE r. pklCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

FsNO THE VOTERS OF The CITY OF \ L.
z ENANLEI Al respectfully anL"unce
myself, cand dat for the Office Of City Ser
gehnL-subicc, Ia Tie action al !ho Coi.s :rvatlvc
party II conycatlon or primary election.
Nd 4-td join w. CAM"EALL,'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

I4ARBOIIC CAMPHOR, Cor tho prcserv:
~ ton Of !urs, carpels and all wooden goods.
Price % and So. per pack gee Just received vt
w. Z CREIGHTON,
nv II 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
FRAN Z. 5Ri NJ rs.

rF7O THE VOTERS OF ALIEN klA--I
Z reapccLu!ly announce myself an ln""p"ud.
n,l candidate for tue Office .; Clerk OF tnc Gas
" Drhs.
my lite" JAN rs }. DOHEkI1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
my lG-.t RICHARD H. WARDER.

rE7O TIE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA,
L Gentlemen: hereby announce myself q
candidate .or the lice Of Superintendent OF
Police, ard respectfully solici. Joar sut'-agesi
SUBJ; i 10 the action OF the Conservative party
in primary election or otherwise. From cou-
siderable length OF experience l think have
acquiled \ knowledge o. the duties OF the po7l-
ton that ew or none possess. Should 1t be your
pleasure to elect me, pleuge myse! to devote
my time and c9c~gicS % the faithful PERFORM
an q OF the duties pertaining TO the oiilco
Yours, very res. ect!u.!y,
nv I2-tca THOS. n. CARTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF

SPRING AND SUM NJ Err HATS
received this morning st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
s-eirisrr of HAY.

sScI.icF "a '6"J'
,y7o THE VOTER, OF \ ALEXANDRIA
| CITY respectfully announce myself y
c-,I,1id .,c for tar olHce OF Wcigher Of Hay anI
h,c,.er ii the City scales subject TO the decta-
ion Of .ac CONSERVATIVES primary election
me- ll-tes 4. III WhaDON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
A Missionary's Appeal.

1t l.. believe, rrcknucd good gcneI
al>hlp to mass forces on the field where
the greatest strength of the enemy IL
found. and not Wh,Ic an easy victory L.
to he expected. Humanity speaking. no
great victories ion the cross need hr
expected III China. until there Il Il tan
muIe general and hearty volunteering
tuI the war among Christian Young
men at home. The missionaries alIcad\
in the field look with longing eyes, and
sometimes aching hearts, for Il more
general and higher spirit of conservation
at home for Il spiiit which shall cause
our best fathers aud mothers to give
their choicest son> and daughters to the
harder work al the worlds cNcn%cllZa-
tion fnr Il >pmit which shall lead our
mothers to send not other Wuncu> >on~
bat their orn. " hen that spirit comes,
the problems both of men and money,
will all Ice solved. Mranw hil-. foI lack
OF the needed help. We fight against
fearful odds. Will fresh t"Icc> nrrt'
come ! Rec. NJ. HOicOmbe, Pehm,
fHiHd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
Christ's Temptation.

la the account of the temptation there
are some things to lie lraIncd from
Christ and some from the Devil.
Christ being about I" he tempted,
PREPARED for it, He did not prepare for
it, is We would do, 10y making himself
stronger: but by making himself weaker.
knowing that he WAS about To br
tempted with bread. hr did not fill HIM
self with Il hearty meal. eating all the
bread he could. so hat he should have
no appetite tor more : hut he tasted.
81 a. to make hi>rlt more hungry. and
81 he mnIc susceptible I" such trmpta-
ton. He. tasted. too. long enough not
only Ia make himself weak generally,
80 that he could less hold out against
temptation oi any kind. He tasted foI
forty days. Ahich evidently reduced
him To his lowest Vitality and limit Of
endurance tor Whcu :; mans phN steal
strength l. taken away he il also mon
ally very weak.
The lesson, therefore. we are to learn
from Christ is. like him, To prepare foI
temptation when We are about to meet
it: but. unlike him. to prepare 10y
strengthening ourselves against instead
of Weakening toI it. If Christ or God
had to bring himself down to the level
of ordinary men from his SupcItiuou>
strength. 81 as to make him Il subject
for temptation at all. we H. men should
bring ON selves up To the standard of IL
God 81 aS to meet it with safety. We
thus therefore take two lessons from
Christ one 10y similarity and one 10y
contrast. We should initiate him in
preparation and resistance and di
verge from him in he matter of conf
ding in our ordinary strength. The
food which he spared We should eat ::
and the weakness which he lclt should
be our strength 10y way OF encourage
mtnt.
So much is learned from Chli>t's cN
ample III the temptation. Now ton
what is to bc learned from the Devils.
Seeing Christ had tasted forty days.
aud that he, therefore. must have been
hungry, the Devil tempted him with
bread. He didn't tiN money nr pleasure
or ANYTHING else: hut only bread \
hungry man l. best tempted with some
thing to eat. ii diving one with life. IA
disappointed one with hope. Il Weary
one with rest. He tried him when there
was the most prospect of success. He
attacked him on his supposed weakest
point.
The lesson We are to learn. therefore.
from this Mise old serpent is t." apply
such means as will most avail undtl the
circumstances. Ii Anu wish To convert
hungry sinner. offer him bread not
advice lou must 90 with loavrs il
NouI missions to the poor. Don't ap-
ply the Catech>m until you have ap
p-a>-d THEN hunger. Many sinners like
fish ale to he caught 10y their mouths
But bait the hook with bread. not Will
ii tract. Christ fed the five thous:n,
and then talked To them. Don't Civ,
one any thing else when he wants food
The Devil does better than than that
independent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
cENTAuR
LIN I M EN7s

~ nearly perfect dTr thu. r-,It,.
htfful pam -S"uthlng and hraIII.. .'''' ~..
menus iha' We can confidently ~ 'H BOO.
Nlatt any pam Arising from ti,-~i h. al. OLE
arrangements. We ii" not pretend Ill.,, H..' ..
mend "A broken leg oT cAt,rIuu,,, '"'. .Ar, .
III such cases they will rrdu,, H. - hHt ...
stop the pain. Nor can W. .,r.,,.,, '''..0i. t.
results where the body l. uuI-,,,..t 900 %. -
Temperance" Is a. necessary /" =, I.,'. "h',..
as mental condition. ~ 600. r.......
The White Centaur Liniln,ut
adapted I" all ra~,~ al IhruInaII,t,, '..'...I
ihlE'a 'iN SileidS- l'h, >PIa!H- ,htI ".
bruises. StngS. p"i~"n~ -,.ld- "- ..".
back. pains III the side wounds % -..
burns. Frosted feet. palsy ,.,r . -..rt.
head ache, ulcers old sores hrnL.t '. f..-
nipples. sore throat Group dIItf.r. '".
most "i thrsr complaints th, t,I,r,.. bio
Will cure all al them It will h.u.fr ."l.r.r.
tract III" poison from bites and -,.i.. II. .N
cure burns and -cad- without '"d
ing Is but sample al u Thousand -,..,.. ....-
mails .r'' Boz.
A>II"rn. a. u.. ...
My wife has for long TIM, hr,.u . .'.'
irrrr from rheumatism She L.,, % -. ....' ...
-Icians and many remedies Tim. '''"' ,...
has gwen her I-hri l. trhttur IInll..f "...
inicrd Ia say this has cured her Do 90. .
". II RIM. r..r....
1t j. an indi-putablr tact thar 3D.. ','h'''E
m"nt- are pertaining cures n-t,f .,r' d.
10y any preparation i'll t.Nl-t,l,, '"''' To-.
rheumatism "f thirty lraT- -Iauar '.''4.
fingers and joints which had h,,f .,,, .-
wears, takin. the SORENESS from h,f,. .' -
Onr dollar, "r even tiiIN cents u...r,
taur lInlment Will lee within i,.r.. ,, 81" ''a
cidrnt occurs, and will dc mon. .... OIL 10
amount of money paid f"I med a.. 10, ,.'- 90.
W hen phN-lclan- are called th,., fr...... 'i..'
this Linimcnt, and OF cuuT-,. ci.,l.,.- ". lee
for IT. 900 f'f.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
Gsfafrs.

STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA District 81:
- In Probate Court held at st. I9hnShurH. within l
and for said district. on the 2-"h ""S vi
y. ID. ls76. u..u,
An instrument purporting to be the last III am
Testament of Joseph Underwood lale vi i,'t
wick, in said district, deceased htihS Pre ,;
to Court nv Lucy W. Underwood the rNr'h'rN
therein named for Probate: -
Ii is ordered i,v said Court. that all persons
concerned therein bt notified Ia appear al session
of said Court t" he holden at the Probate ont ,
in st. J"hnsbuTy. IN tn" 10Th day Oh III hlr..
A II. ls76 and show cause. if any they may nay r.
against the Probate of said Will: for which
purpose it is further ordered that Il copy "i lh'
record of this order he published three week. SUI,
ccssively i'll tn. Caled"nian, printed at -,
Johnsbury, previous I" said time appointed ioi
hearing.
By the Court Attest
HENRY FRENCH. Register
A true copy Of Record, Attest,
40-4a HENRY FRENCH. Register
STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -
- In Probate Court, held AT the Probate Oficr al
ST Johnsbury. i'll said District, on the 2lst DAY
of August. \. ID. lSI6
Joseph VI. Stevens. administrator cum ttstalnth
To anneXo upon the estate of Francis Oliver, late I"
Walden i'll said district decreased, makes aPplIca
tiun To said court for LICENSE I" sell the whole Z"
the real estate of said deceased, representing thai
the sale of said real estate would he beneficial Il
the heirs devisr,.s and rsaters, and all n-reste,
i'll said Estate for the purp"s" of converting th'
same into money and said administrator has pro
duced in court the consent and appreciation III writ
ing of all the heirs drNiSrrs and egatces Ia SAT-
estate, residing i'll this state. To the granting i"
said licrncc
Whrr-upon il is ordered by said Court, that sal,
application he referred Il" session thereof I" III
held at the Probate Office, III said ~ Jnhn-,IrN "i
the 9th day of sept, y. ID. lri6, for hearln:
and decision thereon; and, it is further ordered
th.t all p,r-nps interested be notified hereof. b,
publication oi notice of said application and ordt,
thereon. three weeks successfully ill the taled"ni
an, printed at st. J"hnsbury, before said time "
hearing. that they may appear at said time an'
| place and if they cause. object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAItN
X. u. EDD>. .,>
SOLICITOR OF 4

For II.r,ntions Trait, pdr'. ' ''.' ...
No ~ Stat. Street, Uppo-It" hi''N
Mass ...
After an extensive pid'li''" 90 3D., I"..
wears continues To SrCuIr pil'" ..r.,.
States also in Great Britain il'i'' .,....- D.
elm countries. Caveats -l'"''H '. De-, .t.,.'
irum-nt~ and all pap-T~ 81 dI'" ,nl Dr.
executed On lib,Iii terms AMI " ,,..t-
searches made into American "i '..' ,rr- .
determine the validity "r mum ' t,r,, D.
vrutinnS-and legal al "thrI AIM o.. ..4..-
matters touching the sam opp, t.--
any patent furnished hN i""'''
mrnt. recorded al Washington
IE>TIM"Nl r-...r-'
Il regard Mr.. Eddy a. one col 'I' poo. at.'
and caI,aile practitioners WI.
Official intercourse H.,n,,,i-....,i OF i-.,-.
4 have no hesitation ~ 1-~"I''- l,f,.t '
they cannot employ a Pri-"" mn ..tra-
trustwurthN and muIr 'ilt"' Do. I'd. %.
applications IA IA form 10 80 az I'' ,..I ur',r
and favorable. consideration at tie l.'..,. Of -
EDMUND BURKE Lat" "'''"
tents. .I tl,l.'H' ~.
MIR X H. Eddy has made i"i ''' ...l -r'. ~
ON all buI un,. OF which patents d. ,. -l,e'i. ~
and that il now pending N'' IT, iar. '.
pIonf of great talent and ah'iI'. '. 80
M. 10 recommend all inventors ." ',' @, d .'
procure their patents a. they H'i' ,,,i Old" .
ing the most faithful attention
cases and at very REASONABLE" h1i tut'A"'
Boston. Jan. /. l-t6-N-
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY

known thr"n.hnni New England a-1'.' "'''
FINEST and BEST I'll ..
LEAD TAPE, - III. "idr o." .''
tain sticks. t,- q
LEAD RIBBON, from ! . o. '"
on reels for builders
LEAD PIP of any ~" "r ne ms -. .l
ity. FRANCIS bk''" \ Am Ni--
tStpt23
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
Tickets Good Ten Days From Date.
Memphremagog House.

The interior OF the Memphremagog House,
during the past winter. has gone through thorough
repairing and refuruishing The exterior with its
wide verandas affords view uf mountain aud
lake scenery not surpassed on this continent. The
hotel Is under the effective management of Mr.. l.
Buck. recently Of II. James Hotel Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08

The steamer. Lady of the Lake like other ladies'
has kept well up with the fashions and demands
"f the times and Is III first class condition III every
respect. Capt. Fogg is not an old FOXY. nor is he
ever caught in fog He is never tired ct answer
ing questions and Is always happi-st when
rounded by several hundred sabbath School
children with whom he is a great favurite The
Sylvan Retreat AT Owl Head is of the most
charming places for picnic and the new hotel at
Gibraltar Point, on the opposite side OF the Lake
affords every opportunity fol rest and rereshment.
- Special arrangements made rth
Sabbath Schools and large parties.
IL. T.. FOLSOM, Supt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
Passumpsic Railroad.
EsAs.B f;tTIEI .lzIE. lH44H11s14z z
EXCURSIONS
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC

ROUTE A-MnutT-al via Pu,-uup-Ic aud south
Eastern Railroad. Return Route.
ROT lie B-Muntr-il and Quebec. VIA Pa--ump
sic. south Eastern. Rchrliru Line Steamers and
Grand Trunk Railway.
ROUTE C-Qucbrc VIA Pa-sump-ic Railroad To
ShrTbrooke Grand Trunk Railway t"Qutbrc he
turn same Route.
q The sale al Excursion tickets will com
mcnCr July l. and continue during the months "f
August and September. GOOD t. return until No
Ii IlLllI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
WESTERN TICKETS

Tickets Ia all points West and South. and the
Pacific coast. Via. all the tiT-t class routes.
To LiNrrponl Glasgow. and other points hN nr-t
class STEAMERS.
I" san FI;Inc>c" 10y Rail "r Steamer.
FOR lowest Rates, time tables. and information
cali uu address \. {. HAIRY EN. Ticket Agt
~. J"hnSbuIy. VI. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
flor SaIr.
For Sale or EXCHANGED!

\ farm for sale or to swap for a house in
81. JOhnsbury. The subscribers will sell or trade
their farm situated On the road from South Vince
lock to North Danvlle and is the last farm but
on the road in Wheelnck. 1t is three miles from
North Danville meeting house. Said farm contains
100 acres of fertile land Go"d hous. for two fam
lies. Separate cellar and all if desired About
orchard of about 500 trees. sugar h"us. and 500
buckets. About 20 acres of wood land and - acres
of nice timber land. Cuts about 30 tons of hay.
Good out buildings supplied with water. The
crops and stock consisting of good cows. yoke
cattle three year Odds, | yearng, , calves, =
breeding mares = sucking colts, will 20 with the
farm if the purchaser wishes. We have the
Alaska milk pans for 10 cows which will be left
not rs desired Also two building lots situated on
Mount Pleasant Street, st. Juhnsbury, containing
of AN acre apiece. For price and terms enquire
Of Warner 4 Smith st. Johnsbury or GEORGE
II. SMITH. at the farm 3s-43
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
NOTICE!

STATE OF VERMONT,
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given. that petition will he
made. tu the General Assembly of the State Of Yer
mont at its next session. for the levy of tax upon
the County al Caledonia sufficient {" pay the ne
crurd Indebtedness uf said County, and tur tutuI,
current expenses.
BY ORDER OF A. 'ISTANT JUICES.
Auuu-t II l-,6. 3-iu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
CAsToR1A.

Cross -icklN hahIr- and g, b. .ir,. ...
health and m"thrI- h.,N,Ir-t . rl... N..
t"rla Worms. frNrri-hH--~ L.. iL.u- Ant
sour stomach and undI g,-Ir,i rr.' nI,... a. q.
cr"s-. and produces -I,kn-~~
'a-t"Iia viii a--imilAlr The iu,d ,,i,H - ..
and correct all these thn-~ tul rs-ff, ......
Pitcher rNl"-Tiurnt"d III h- tI... .. llfr..
Produce an effective cathAItl, ulu -r.r.,t ..
lat"r which would h' - N, r.., 90 ,t.r.
without liz unpleasant tI-t'- o.! r,r...
The reputation 81 In rAl,ru.Hf .,,'..r
Ply ~lCIan- and nur-'-- rtPdt ii..l,t r- ...
dN I" winch hr giNr III, nam, .I I-I...s
'a~t"IIa l. IL pheasant &" rtk, 80 huur. .--
latr~ the -t"uIi h Ind bowels ,ud d.,- l.j ..
Ii II adapted tn all d4r- contains uu l.,i... .
L. absolutely harmless iu tLr I4n-r r,ul,r .ai4.-
lTN ta-tuTIi once ami .uI Nd. l.-r.. .. -.
out IT. Prepared Al Ia,
Laboratory 81 ! + Eu~t Geo
~ DFY y NV ! nt -lI-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08

GOING NORTH
Ic II. EI Mad n EI
Ar. Newport, o. III - p - y Ia 8 5. d III
" Montreal. go 900
Quebec. y3Uam
GOING SOUTH.
40. ID. Err Mad n. EI
Leave Queb-c 13Opm
Montreal. sOOam 1901 III
&c Newport - p III | 10 p IN o. III y o.
RICHELIEU LINE STEAMERS. leave Mon
trral daily. except sunday. = Auiv- at Que
bee $50 a III. Leave Quebec AT 1 p III. Arrive at
Montreal. d u III.
SAGUENAl LINE STEAMERS leave Quebec
daily. except SUNDAY and Monday, at Time
Tor round trip. T. hours
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEA MERS
leave Quebec every Tuesday at = III.
II. T.. FOLSOM. Supt.
y. =. LOWERING JR., Gen. Ticket Agt.
~ knoxville. July l, ls76
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy

The Constitutional ataIrh ktI4rd, iL- =
article placed brf"rr thu runl, tAH' ii'i"''r. T.
cur. IatnIrh i,> hmldIH. uI IAr ..L-i.l"..- b.
struck AT the root al thu " uI' i.h' ..is tLd '
sands upon thousands 81 i,1t'I- have .''- .-.'
lay the pTuprrtuT>. >rtjiu- iHIfh Ihr Aa.'.'
cures and. What l. IrmaI katie ,uI.h- Ill Dbl. d.
CataIIh but all other AIlm-It- a. Tire >a.ar DIR
This Is what II ALWAYS du,- lLr tl.u"lA- ''a-
mrut> L. only "A sample al what ~ "r ''''.'".
receiving from we'll ku""H Ir"ia' {. "a."
write and not can bogus "lr- a''i.i '.. -
trndant evils cold III head Boa, .u- .""-a .'t
lent consumption h"adt,L i,.i- 90 -'a' q.
luin- dizziness lan.uIdur>- boss 90 aIlri..t De-
general weakness. all leave t"-tthr. "h'" TIE -
-tltutl"nal CataIIh Erurd, - 'atrl - .' ...--
ed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08

| reside at Manchester II ami iIr' .''.
sided Al HrnnihrT and iu E., ui'.s' % Nr'.'
State / have had IltlIIh went. h.' .'a.'
since ] wd- Nineteen NrtI- uld h"4 D. 100"
time. Ii Iun all that prII'd ahh a'-.'''
ill up and drop dow II III my throat .'"-' .
ing uf choking thai would - .- .
saw. nv self from >tr:iu-uiHI.l DO '''' ''"
head that felt confused ,ud 49, ...''..'
SEVERE headaches al intervals iHl % "'' b 90
! ais" had pains III ~h"uld'l> h" '-' &C.,
from which suffered iuIu'u>'. =" .i"
they that u wear ago last -iIuul'' 49, ..'
lie in bed most al the time I'll INi'' "
have tried all kinds "f >uuti~ hud 7.i'..
dies with Ii" particular ben nj I." '".' ..'.'
Sician- | began I" ttkr tn 'rh-i...'."'
tarTh Remedy last August ! i,-.". .'
tel before finishin. thu inst O"til' '..
The third bottle Ny ratarih r. '.''' Do. ~
j. restored. | have II" paIn> I' h'.- "' ''"-
whole. ~ stem L. made "NrI u'W i"'h
medicine. that has been tn ul'la- VI
me from inttn-, suffering and H.n-"-' .' g.
am now able {" de- the hardest Mob H"' ' .
greatest exposure. and feel that ''In Be-.
much in favor OF TN, C"u-ilt utluuH. , 80 H.
rdN. Mrs J. u las
Manchester y IL. Feb L.
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7 Y
ADV antagr- Of the Arlington lI"u-" it, near
hess L" thu. Lowell Eastern. Fuchburg and Boston
and Maine, Railroad drp"t-. 1" persons arriving
late hN thu~,. reads II L. the nearest first class
hotel To PERSONS arriving lat" from The south
and West and traN rlln- East ct North II - ia"
most cunN ruIrnt hotel Ia start from early 81 late
hN th, Eastern and \"rthrTn E.Ilrnad~ Ii has
n">t excellent facilities 1"r Transfer Of baggage
I" and from the different railroads Ladies visit
IN. Boston al md this huu-;. very convenient l."
sem, th,-Ir bundles STREET ears and coaches {" all
parts al the city pass the h"u~r every ~" minutes
it..Il
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PRICEsl PER BOIILE->'.' .. "...f.
lists \ ramuhlrt of ~ Ia.,~ -...a- = ....
IN Caiarrh and containing lnn .I.. ''.' e..
cures sent FREE 10y addT'-~lu- Tie 'i 81
LITTLEFIELp 4 60. MH' '''''
tSrpt2U7G.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08

CHINESE MISSIONS IN San fran
CISCO. Il he Mcthodi>i> maintain Il
church of forty Chinese members, Il
SUNDAY school. and night school,
instruction l. gwen IN the ordinary
English branches of le;iInlng. he
Mcthudist> also support Il I"ln"r and
home for Chinese women. The Pres
bNtrlia have Chinese mission church
of over SIXTY members, an evening
school of 10 pupils. and Il home t"I
Women The Bapti>t> have an evening
school attended 10y seventy scholars.
and sunday congregation "f fifty Chi
mamrn. There are thirteen other schools
sustained 10y the churches of the city.
which are attended more OF less lay the
Chinese population.
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Passumpsic Railroad.
ENCUR SIONS
To
LAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Great Inducements Low Rates!

Trip To Newport. dinner at the Memphrrmagog
Hous. and sail in the beautiful steamer Lady Of
the Lake all included i'll the following very low
rates for parties Of ten Or more going same day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
ARLI>t.TON HOUSE.

Corner causway and Canal Streets,
: Boston. On the American plan.
. Price m"drrat-. Newly RENTED and
4, furnished Throughout Clerks III II
- Tendance at all hours
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
CHARLIE ROSS AGAIN !

This may certify that if Charlie Ross calls at
NV store for IA suit of clothes he have neat
one by simply paying what the suit has cost me,
and do hereby extend the same liberal offer t"
any else desiring suit, as | have decided t"
close out my entire line of