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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14
BUSINESS Rireetorp.
Ntme, Business and Location Of the lead
inn Business Houses IN st. JOhnsburU.

NuRe, Business and Location Of the lead
inn Business Houses IN 81. JOhnSbury.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HASKELL 4 SONS, Hoyts Block, r. r. st
Apothecaries.
C.. &. BINGHAM No ;, Bank Block Main st.
Attorneys at Law.
NJ. MONTGOMERY, Jewett's Building, r. R. st.
ELISHA MAY. over Hall s. Fletchers Store.
EELDEN & IDE, No. Caledonian Blk up stairs
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD & ROWELL, Caledonian Blk Main st
Book Binders.
e. NJ. STONE & Co. Agt's Monument Square.
BIanks--Legal and Business.
C. NJ STONE & CO., Monument Square,
Bakers and Confectioners.
CROSS & BRADLEY, Main Street.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
E& 7. FAIRBANKS 81 Co. Fairbanks Village
Crockery, Glass and Stone Ware.
=. a T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Carpeting, r-Hangings, window-shades.
Z. 4 T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
j. l.. PERKINS, Caledonian Block, Main Street.
". /. Goods, Groceries and Fruits,
MATHEWS n PETrENGILL, Eastern Avenue
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
q. II. HALE, Avenue Block, r. r. Street.
E. a 4. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Caskets.
HALL u SWITSER, Main Street.
CALDERWOOD, & SEVERANCE, LO.O.F Blk,
File Manufacturer.
81. Johnsbury File Works, opp Passenger Depot.
Groceries and Housekeeping Goods.
Z. y +. FAIRBANKS x Co, Fairbanks Village.
Insurance, CLife.)
B.. L. SARGENT, (LEtna,) Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machinist.
LUKE BUZZELL, North end, X. r. Street.
Photographs.
b. \. CLIFFORD, CaledOnian Block, Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
c. NJ. STONE * CO, Caledonian Block Main st.
Stoves and Tin Ware.
+. +. FLETCHER, Eastern Avenue.
Il. L. & ID. Q. WOODRUFF Railroad Street
II. COWDERY, Eastern Avenue.
Watches, Jewelry and Toys.
HOWARD q ROWELL, Caledonian Blk Main St
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14
To Builders and Lumber Dealers.

VI! Inc subscriber has completed his new mill in
,G ,SG'ory' and is now prepared to furnish lumber
f lu dimension timber of almost all kinds His
,i ie1s are large and he furnish long and heavy
;n inner Ior especial purposes. The subscriber nav
AZ ~ Deen in the business more than thirty years,
,allers himself he understands what builders
rly. ''i III 'iiiS 0P ma NJET COLBY.
81. JOhnsbury Nav T. 1875 tiff
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14

Rev. P. B. Fiske has been released
from the pastOrate of the Congregation
al church in Springfield by an ecclesias-
teal council. He has accepted a call
to the pastorate of the Congregational
church at Lake City, Minnesota.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14
INSURE
Against Accidents p!

people against the casualties which happen to them
Ely + S day. Come and me. EDW RID T.
I'LL Agent for Travellers Life and Accident
a nauI1ahce Company of Hartford, Conn. Office
''er BIngham's Drug Store st. Johnsbury, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14
Miss Wilson and her Cork Leg.

The New York Times relates at length
the failure of an attempt TO baptize by
immersion woman wearing cork leg,
concluding us follows: 1t is very easy
to say, now that the affair is over, that
Miss Wilson ought to have left her cork
leg at home In that case, however,
she would have been compelled either
to limp to the water on crutches, or to
be carried thither by self-sacrificing
deacOns. Moreover, her appearance in
public without her customary leg would
have excited great deal of remark,
which would not only have shocked her
sensitive feelings but would have de-
tracted from the solemnity of the scene.
When, in addition to these facts, we
remember that she was woman resid-
ing in a country town, to which cham
pagne baskets rarely penetrated, and
was hence presumably ignorant of the
scientific fact that cork is light and
buoyant, her neglect to remove her cork
leg prior to baptism seems entirely ex-
cusable. So long as the water was on
ly two feet deep, Miss Wilson, who
weighed fully 200 pounds, managed to
wade toward the minister, but SO soon
as the latter took her hand and led her
lulO ueeper water, Une cOfk asserted ltS
buoyancy, and Miss Wilson was sud-
denly reversed. The minister, with
much difficulty, placed her on her feet
again, and rather surlily requesting her
not to do that again, began to make a
brief and formal address. Before he
had spoken ten words, Miss Wilson,
with a wild shrek, fell backward, and
her cork leg shot swiftly upon the sur
face. Perhaps this is the point where
veil should be dropped. To finish
the narrative in as few words as possi-
BILE, it may be said that, after half
dozen futile efforts, the attempt to bap-
tize Miss Wilson was abandoned. With
all his skill and strength the minister
could not counteract the effort of the
cork leg, and could not keep the con-
vert right side up long enough TO bap-
tize her. She bore it with patience un-
til the minister called for fifty-six
pound weight, with view to ballast
ing her, when she Indignantly scram-
bled ashore, hastened home, and subse-
quently joined the Presbyterians.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14

SIS THIS SEAT OCCUPIED ?"-An old,
but vigorous looking gentleman, seem
ingly from the rural districts, got into
a Car and walked it's full length without
receiving an invitation to sit down.
Approaching one gentleman who had
whole bench to himself he asked, 'Is
this seat occupied ~ ''Yes, sir, it
is," impertinently replied the other
"Well,' replied the broad-shouldered
agiiculturist, ~ will keep this seat un-
til the gentleman comes" The original
proprietor withdrew himself haughtily
to one eud and looked insulted. After
a Willie the train got in motion, and
still nobody came to claim the seat,
whereupon the deep-chested agricul-
turist turned and said: ''Sir, when you
told me that this seat was occupied you
told me lie'-such was his plain Ian
guage-'I never sit near liar if can
avoid it; l would rather stand up"
Then appealing to another party he
said: "Sir, may sit next to yOu7 You
don't look like liar" We need hard
ly say that he got his seat, and that the
original proprietor thought that there
was something wrong about our social
system.-BdltimOre Gasette.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14

Rev. O. G.. Wheeler, of South Hero,
has declined a call from the Congrega-
tionai church in WinOOski.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14
C0mnlainfS.

Not "Old Complaint" but a compaint
sutl as all Justices States Attorneys, etc, need
m their busness-just printed and for sale at this
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-14
ST. c5ohnsbmg Galedu,iarr.
C. M. STONE & CO.,
EVERY FRIDAY BY

oDp. soldiers Monument, st. Johnsbury, VT.
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INCREASING nREs,
Great care should bo taken not to il


Great care should be taken not TO In
cra.sa hees ton much. especially
g,,.,. i, 4 ,,vo,ahle Wa
w"eiot"e ss''so" y @"''''s,r N'''' sl7 ".
nave oIleh seen 'a"" results """ =
perlenced some ourselves nom TOO
close division. Swarms should be
,ns,,,, aa,Iv IN tl,e season. as soon rs
-. -. ,n.,, .nna,rarca II /.
"r'""S ''aAe '"'' 'fs
The early nlr" tha' c"'ches 'he Wor'"'
the early swarmlthat getslthe honey
and hees, Bee-keepers should hear
IA n,intl that strang swarms ARE the
hasis uf success. Many are too anx.
ious H. Increase their stock and al.
vide the bees tuo close, or some
would say spread them out too thin.
Should there be a reverse In the sea-
sonantl the honey crlp cut short, as
is sometimes the case, the swarms
woultl have To unite Asgaln or they
would starve out and leave their
hives. Wof6hIectlo the usual meth
od OF artificial swarming rs practiced
by most California hee-lxeepers, so far
as our knowledge extends, by making
two swarms out Of one. This may ans
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
rIrrLASr.

Where markets are not everstocked
with pie plant, 1t Is one OF the best
paying things the gardener can grow;
first, because It Is 50 easily grown +;
second, II comes on carly and prSdu-
ces 50 wonderiullyi and third, II
generally sells 50 wcll. MI that Is
necessary Is to dig deep holes and i'll
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
pvERTGsEMENTsgT
ADVERTISEMENTS,
asI
1sOOS9s0O4la Bottles
gseSHAa ssaaL
sU AN III lNN T 81
{. C'eIltalIr
AWN W tf
tJ6 -..s4t.. H
nm N .....m na3tfHt
LiniIn entS.

have been sold the last year, and not one
complaint has reached us that they have
not done NIL that Is claimed for th0nl, In
decd, scientific skin cannot go beyond tho
result reached In these wonderful ploparns
tluns. Added 10 CNrbOllc, ArnleO, Ment hn,
Seneca OH and Wituhs HaRle, are other
ingredients, which makOsN ihmlly lihlmont
that delles Rivalry. Rheumatic and bed
ridden cripples have by II been enabled to
throw away their oFutches, aud many who
for years have beon afflicted with Neunli
gla, Sciatica, CaSod Breasts, Weak Backs,
etc., have found permanent relieF.b
Mr.. Josiah Westlalte, of Aiarysvilla o
writes
'F0r years my gheunlatisnt has beon 80
bad that 4 have been unabletO stir nom
the house, | have tried every remedy !
could hear OF. Finally, | learned nE ahr
Centaur Llnlmcnl. The first three bustIcS
enabled me TO walk without my erutoheS.
| am mendlng rapidly, think yolr Lin
inent simply marveL"
= This I.inimenl cures Burns and Scalda
without scar, extracts the poison from
bites aud stings Cures Cnillblalns aud
Frosted.feet, and R very eillcAclons for
lAr-ache, Tooth-acho, Itch aud Cutaneous
Eruptions.
The CentaAir Imminent, Nollow Wrapper.
IN intended for tue tough ilhres, cords and
muscles ef horses, mules and animals.
Rev Geo. W. Ferris, Manorklll, schoha-
rle Co., n. s., says;
"My horse was lame for year with
fetlock wrench. All remedies utterly failed
to cure, and j considered him worthless
nnIil ! commenced TO Use CentAur lini.
ment, which rapidly cured him. ] heart
lily recommend Il.
II makes very little difference whether
the cRse bo Hwronch, sptain, SPAWN or
lameness of any kind, the effects are the
same. The great power OF the I4iniment
is, however, shown IN Poll EVIL, Hig- Head,
Sweony. SPAWN, Ring-bono, Calls and
Scratches. This Llnimontisw worth millions
iof dollars yearly to the Stock-gTowers,
Livery .Men, Farmers, and those having
valuable animals to care for We warrant
its effects, and refer to any Farrler who has
ever used 1t.
Laboratory Of ], u. RosE & Co.,
10 hoy st., New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
TINE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.

17.ts treo,,sara6Ia DEpUnATTYE u
u siolrsrtSI 1fsyLR .1TII,h, tonic Dis
dNE1NC, ,Illstl'ftOifi III " em1 ~ Al.lsIsl-
~ hlualuabte lsd Heper- yutllnp, aud bD
's 'en.'sd M .r 's sesrssr0lg ssn~s ;,Sss Gss
.lirntS are Of s pistelE harnliess ertrac-
itsH, tao proIarfs IafAsred JfOns gemolo
EggIitian I't0siisses, aud atetV fhcFe d
'hs sil9htrst taint nj dlsstse n re sns-
s,,n s,,s,ii,,p. " ..~ ai.lm, 81, as
ys.lIiilO u fhroaBh fbc many aud rariouS
,,kaatinls af shs tddy, thegebU aifosriitg,
gad, iadc5ii, Ierrt,,g au Me & orga,,g tmtY
,Hiion. 4 VrnrW brief spaeo NJ ttnae srtH
eonelnrp ann patient NsiHU "a, Of Its uii-
siaHbfed veflabfiitB and tnohdeFTat e.ird-
,irs properties, g bei,g s,,efs sslS
zstd the greatnst dtsc0peru OF tho alrasent
atge, Ia tha treatment or eVerp dlaeasu
Sshsre the blood ttseif q pttH'ariiI the
GGROfULA and the sholssand and Quo
VaHsas that Iced 20 thtg tefrible agtiettOF,
,pf trhieA aH rtviIiaed eoHlsHMntitss ara
,eDalsast, Ior niblleal 1rtsth has asseFt...
Tsff ovea Wtslo fhe tklra ana fourth Oen-
sratIo,,a. ~ ga1a 10 j1ROII EN- DONN IND
ERFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS u " a
la,rrFylst rstavenafor, causing the trrerk
-" rov y CUTdNEo US DTSEAREs, URN.
arr DIGOhDElss, CORS1If,ATlON OR
OOMPLATNTS, 0ERERAL AND RARI-
OUa HILI1H, EUMATISM,
ELANDULdR EkLARGEMEkTS, ElI-
rEE12I5Ns az ~ 4fE Eq qRoSrs' soYIp fNp6
.LEHT ULCERS, FEMALE COM-
.PLAINT5 (aRd % the gos,ftes ses u ts s
Asoa IoH0 sotsght for Og seHstttvu, gtseep-
mlblp, aud telarafs Jeiisates, a. h takes
Sfirrst aeffoN esRosa iltair atlnloatsl AND
,dLT FORMS Or CHROK1G DI6EASE
IN WHICH the BLOOD IN THE SEAT
or THE TkOUbLE. 10 Is tnpalnnhtr, a
il1pepssrarataec setfh thts suhtsdH trN prove
- ss0siAtpe AND asernaNeln etlgn Ior
CHILLS and FET.EIiS AID all MALI-
RIAL fs0KaONH.
Thousands " 1eattht0ntats attest tar
Irjee, Onr IIolIar, ~ largo bottle, Or
sir bottles, 50.
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FooT AND MOUTH DISEASE,


Cocntte, the French name for foot
and mouth disease, is making terri
Bile progress; the lnalaly Is more in
convenient and annoying than fatal.
Although only known since 1910,
Gasparian described a disease, per-
fectly analogous, which attacked
sheep In 1917, and the remedies then
employed were exactly those now
patrcnized. As in the cure Of every
eplzootic malady, those animals bad
ly fed or cold, ate the earliest to he
effected. In tins country, and, in
deed, on the continent generally, the
plan uf having the cattle sheds hw,
in order to euable barn TO exist over
head, Is highly objectionable, and
iavOrs the spread Of the distemper
When an animal Is attacked with
coc0tte, 1t Is at once separated, COW
cred with some sacking, and depriv-
ed Of food for two days. The two
princpal points to be kept In view
are, to calm external irritation, by
meAns ot miro and tannIn solutions,
and ts fight the fever, by purging
the blood OF poison Introduced there
In. Towards The afternoon yf the
sec0nd day, the animal j. administer
ell, by means Of horn or bottle, u
linseed or meal drink, and next duy
so,,,n aIIcaa ~ henf nnd the lenyes al
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TwACNEON.

A sIIeht ss.eaiied cold pil efttlnles
lead to . asFisWs cesgh, trhieh, tiHcaFsd
fsF or badly tgeatedy ilstgt haea bHt 0sae
sessslf-tf silaist eealltatafe ~ . settled case
on RROHDHITTS, or tehat u tgoraa, taa
froHl haVasstHg ooliph aRd eRppefoTatiOti,
lrRACHEOE oNsra q aOtihd, Feitable, aad
Yperntananf relief. II uttOHleslts srpectO-
rafioh, agsd enables tho paatsnt 10 ggpgt
thai terribly septic dep0Slf, erhteh, " teft
seifAote ftIaloiouo treatment, Uassat eoHi-
sbanntento tts potaon 20 the esateailar Sab
sfaaee Of the lstHO, de0eaerafi1ia aud de-
sfFeping that tRest essential or organs,
cad ailflgaatas onlN N M early and all-
tlBsslB death. T'RA OHEOR has saO eqHGi,
staek tass a st,port0r, and tts 1850 tptil not
onlN penloBs tke depastf, therebn aaOFdiSH
Oveaf raIio(, bat heals the aaenlbyano aud
lsaVes tAa Pdstsat %, pesseastosa oT hsaithB
friss, Flry Csass psr bottle, or sis
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BEAUTIFUL CHRONIC FREE

The Monthly Journal Of Health and HOUSE.
keepers Magazine, Devoted 10 scientific, ,Int0l'
lectual and Instructive Information and kanl.
tnry Ecionco~ supplying a necessity long noel.
cd BY every family. Ale0 containing splendid
continued and short at1Fles, sketches, poems,
leresting matter, rolntl particularly to the
duties Of daily life and Of the home circle,
with valuable receipts for every huuqGkeeper,
This Journal has iOr lts object the improve
ment OF morals a. woll aatha health Of society,
and AZ such cannot fail 10 be considered q val
uable addition TO every household and an or
nest and Progressive, Il u afi the side OF Tem.
perance, uhflatlAn Morallty and oil true 70.
iorIns. Whatever II hurtfnl 10 society II con.
denlna Without fear or favor, and makes Itself
felt in tho cOmmnnlly ~ . power for good,
Handsomely printed, pr0luaely Illustrated,
emphatlcally q paper forayeTybody, and gives
more forthe money than any other.
A NEw aud ELEGANT oIIROMO PRE-
sENTED FREE
10 each subscriber, which Is Of Itself worth
double the amount Of subaeription.
Tho Price 4 only sloO a year, postpaid
Agents, malO or female. can make more
msney getting subscriptions for this paporthan
anything else. Largo cash commissions al.
lowed and exclusive territory giv0n,
Agents VIII save time and secure territory
BY Sending slVO, for which we Will forward
prepaid complete OUTFIT, Certificate Of Agency,
&C., &e. EaH
Addreas HEALTH PUBLISHING CO..
No. d5n Seventh Ave-, New York CITY.
... yOllSn8Su.
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Making net prOht,o," ""..""""".SlO0,B33 10
The officers Of the "Iomo Mutual beg
loayo to congratulate It's patrons, stock
holders, and agents, upon the showing
which they arc able TO make VI It's busl-
noss for tho centennial year just closed.
This result has been produced byR care
fill wedding out Of extra hazardous risks,
aud Insisting upon and obtaining fair rates
for ovory risk written.
We earnestly request our agents ovory'
whore to continue this course, avoiding
extra hazards, carefully selecting thoir
business, studying and knowing the men
they insure for, carefully avoiding ever
insurance and scattering their risks, 10 that
no great disaster or loss can happen. Give
us your earnest and faithful service, and
wo will, IN tho present year, exceed the
reAul.sof tho Centennial.
Our Company has been In exlstanco since
lS6i-has met and promptly paid every
loss II has incurred, qnd IL to-day stronger
In lis financial condition and the confidence
Of the insuring public than ever.
HAMILTON BOYD,
Manager, Portland, Ogn.
j. N. BURKMART, H-
Agent, Albany, Oregon.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFfon hfNdNn NJ MANuf'o CO., a
First and YRmhill Aireeig,
Portland, Ogn,, jan, 1877, J
EoF tho information and banoat Of our Gus,
l0mefn. aud 70 all ueraOne DESIRING 70 purchase
our colehrated sewing machines, W6 respect
fully not them That Measrf, Titus Bros. aF0
oar agents for Albany and Linn County, and
that they Dr Q. ". WOlyeFton, lfaq. are fully
THE sINaER MANuFg CO..
DW 81 w. PAnaONa,
n25mG Nanager Ogn and W.T.,
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GAaTROE u q sags, speedy, aud post.
ftrr eHrs fSr that aaost depgessiag Of ALL
tsseafs, aud % brief course 0f traallseat sctH
rcssorsIfhe digestive oFgasls 70 thslr pgts-
fiRe strength, 'usad pToa.ofe the hsaithU
nervous trriiahtiify oT literary aud all
ssersanN pnrsniag q sedeHtaru lUVS "
spestltlN Fsnaoued ~ fhis qgaet, Tho
siopsaak 10 restored "a heatth and The key
slais ST al,o sgsiaas srill eaaoo mere rssPoSld
al The fperfDFhlaner oT labor.
1'rles, Oae baiiaF, ~ large bottle, or
atn huftlsS, 81,
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QUANTITY OF SEED. --0ne ounce
Of asparagus or rhubarb seed VIII pro-
duce about 800 plants; one ounce Of
cabbage or cauIihower, 5000 pIania;
one ounce OE celery orendiVe or let
tuee, 5000 plants; ono ounce OF leek
or tomato or sage or matjram, 800
plants; one ounce or egg plant or
pepper, / 900 plants, Que ounce Of
thyme, 1000 plants, .Gardeaing for
Profit
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THE AB0TE REMEDIES ARE
fhoRsStOh tn flhs eradication or fha dt0oT-
obSt aud eaVt0tta Nanf0dteh danONlindted.
und arc aho posNt " patient, searchtng,
iatOPi0U5, maa stteIftfno tltpesttgati0it,
enlbraetng q ported Of niaHY Bears, tIs
NHrauo aud Aillerica.
IYthO spc0tfc dfrecfiOna ore eOsnplIsd
egtfh, fhOnsaslds Of f,patiesla agtlk heart trit-
SseSs 70 thgir Teiattgn ateeifg, und corr0b-
Ornfe oVopg assertion. Wasre hsre arc
sloIlH complications Of disease, and pa-
fieIlts 90 desire, DIR. CHANDLER ieiu
b. pleased to Oico all Information, and
lre0f % iate1F " aeo0sgnrD. 4
DeS0rtp1iRe and .EpplanatoFB Otrou-
lar Of the aooUo Pcnledleg sent oit Feostpf
Of stamp. IN the PROPRTETAR ny
MBDIgINH6 are not on, Sale at BOnr
Or. cHANDLER,N /.
IA7o broadway, Nsw.York City.
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PILES. HemOnhOids.
PHLON,

Many eattsea tsad 20 pPodssee th is paim-
fstl aud disfruasiRg sfate. Ihs blood ts
Fsfantls1 IN tta egissnS the too fFeQneHt
Sise Of drasito ftsTUntteao telt1s 20 produce
eonQsa1ian Of DO botpaba, torpid aeiion Of
the lieeF, aud numerous other q0taaAs nFu
ths eour1a af flitg eoalp1gtai, oald kiiheFtO
soihing qGsotnal has 1een slgasented 70
the pttblits sghtch tpoasl0 SlQtdtH alleviate
aVtinfon,s and tilftNlGfal0 lroOS On a0cef-
tOe esaFe. In RfL0N ESQ hnvC q rciTledv
tsiich not oliyD acts atnost tasfantlg, btit
tpifl geHloea Gae IaFyeat eaialorB Of tho parfs
(Ptissl bN qbsospfi0ap aud llsgaD sohO
haee Vecetsed not oellt beneft, bii1 have
been Sudteallr oHFad1 hnuc 6uell nsgtiFed
fprtOr to ttstIiO this tsoatmonfJ bD emit
,iena surgeons shae tho oitln relief fhev
csor e0atd Sapeot IN ltIo, epoNld be by an
oporafl0n, aud FoAsoutaD u o. tho1t from
the body bD q prooatitsFe ephfch sloeaaSttat-
I'd tho kHife. 1lsie roasedD Aao been hailed
sgieh deti9tt, aud u St0t1 prescribed on
naRH pracit tStNG phBsiotans, tgho arc c0G-
Htsa1t Of tfs slsertis, aS tho oniB knOlgn
sHre GNge for PLIES.
FOR $3.50.
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10 KEEP POTATOES MEALY. --iPo-
taloes which attain their full growth
and fIpeness 10 the fall are never sog-
gy, nor are they II kept At so low a
temperature during winter as to pre-.
vent the eyes from starting, II they
begin to grow in March, the dry
character Il Lost, because thesap be-
comes active, preparatory to growth.
A soggy potato Is eliher immature or
premathre. Mealiness Is q conse.
quence Of perfection In state Of rest
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VERTIsEME.NTs.
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! PROPRIETARY
IM EDICINES
aA AifNN AZ
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.Ay
Late phy.lolap tv 81. Georges and o. 1arlhOio'
Mows Hospitals, Losdon, OaFatoF 70
"a EllKnhpth's, Sto.

Afer venFu or ehe easst fabVPtotts 70
apardh aud ieipestirataoNy aH1 aItet the
lsrae eftcaf dpptieattOR ~ treatfient 20 thon-
W, D.. e,asF ,aiaeacllts 20 M aasertetga pub
llr the tOlleu,ing yenlehtes, his sole DIS
rorcyp and 7Topsrtg, hsa efficacy Of trhteh
a atfsated tia the v0itlttnoue qiiohtttv "
1u9epieAg aiaa dtsuoueaOed puttemfgi emo
hgVs ssof oi.Se reeotRed relief ara eenert
FROM fhetr U0tsttsttfed tiaeD out h0ee 0eelt
sstdiaalts Otsrea of atlalients ltMa ehfQnin
complaints, tphtck hHpe 0eeA GdJtadged bu
tao atast etillikssst phyStoians us hsi'elrss.
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7IEI'srRAY NOTICE.

EHlAKEN UP, AS EssTRAY, AT THE
residence Of y, p, Adams, two and
.ono-hRlf miles west Of MilleFs hiahoni
Linn Co. Oregon, one bay mare, about rs
hands hiah, l6it hlnd.f0of white, and email
white spot on nose. When taken mad q
bell on, lan g'4a aia5a a naiWe'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
400 California Strcet, Nan Francisco.

Comparative exhibit Of the financial
standing Of the Home Mutnal Insunnce
Company ON Jan. LIST, 1875, and Jan. list,
1877!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
ThresheS more grain and cleans better
than amy other!
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wuyTI, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
w the hegt meat the market Affords, nna
hoao who may favor him with q oRll,'
~ Highant market price paid for pork, ~
Vohetfi.