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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-17

~ The two recent boiler explosions
on the little pleasure steamers on Silver
Lake near Boston, and at Lake Suna-
pea, N. H., together with the other two
explosions, on the same class of boats
at the Oriskany celebration, call atten-
ton to the peril of which summer tour
lists and excursionists ought to be aware.
These little pleasure steamers have
vastly multiplied of late years till every
river and stable pond in the country
has one or several. Some are not much
larger than row boats, but the terribly
effects with which the most dimiuutive
boiler will explode, were sadly illustra-
ted in the catastrophes referred to. The
boilers of this class of boats are more
over much more likely to be defective
than those of larger vessels, because
cheapness is generally the main end
sought in these toy crafts, and any old
secondhand article is thought safe
enough for their trifling requirements.
Springfield Union.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-17

Mr.. E. X. Smith, prominent bust
ness man, widely known in New Hamp-
shire and Vermont, died on Thursday,
the I'd of August.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-17
Monday, August 18th.

To-day has been devoted by the citi-
zens to finishing up the street decora-
tions. Main and North streets, for al
most their entire length, have been
beautified with flags, streamers and
banners. Many unique and significant
notices have been put up, among
which are the following:
"Welcome to the President, the pac-
ificator of States" "Cded Mile Fdttha,"
the English of which is: ga hundred
thousand welcomes 'In the name of
the Great Jehovah and the Continental
Congress- "Live free or die. John
Stark" ''Liberty, generations past and
generations to come, hold lis RESPONSE
BILE for the sacred trust" "MOllie Stark
did not sleep widow August Is, I777."
The display of bunting is not cOntin-
ed to the centre of the town. The resi-
dents of North Bennington, with COM
mendable zeal, have decorated their
public and private buildings, and dis
played the national ensign across the
main streets at several points. In the
centre of the village an arch has been
erected which bears the name of Stark,
and above this is placed statue of
Washington. The First National Bank
of Bennington and several fine residenc-
es are tastefully draped with bunting,
and altogether the village presents a
gala appearance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-17
VERMONT'S Centennial
LARGE CROWD OF VISITORS.
VT. Veterans Warmly Welcomed.

Many Distinguished Persons Present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-17
THE MILITARY DISPLAY.

The exercises proper of the Centen-
NAL begin Wednesday morning. AT six
o'clock this evening the National Guard
of Vermont, Colonel Theodore 5. Peck
were reviewed by Governor Fairbanks,
accompanied by the Adjutant General
and members of the Governors staff.
The military display was fine and was
witnessed by thousands of people. YER
mont feels confident of her capacity to
receive and pay due military honors to
the visiting military regiments and dis
tinguished guests on this memorable
occasion in her history. Twenty -two
posts guard Camp Stark. Sixty men
are detailed each morning for guard du-
ty ; also IL more for Fuller's Battery.
Grand guard-mount each morning at
9 o'clock and dress parade at 6 p. NJ.
each day. The Boys in Blue and Gray
are full of glory over their situation in
camp.
, 1877-03-10

power with which II was connected BY tcIt, the
Immense mac1line.roonl was tnstantAteousiy Ill
mp as bright as day. At the entrance OF the
height Of afteen or sixteen feet, vhtcl! gave out
a most brilliant aud steady light. It MAS SO
clear that the finest shades 1T intfgodycd silks
could he cahI1Y dfs!ngufshcd Tie electric light
Was dhtrl hutcd In s'ich manner, through tho
n M wfselnlnrsou.lv affected tne eyes. ongoIng
into The garden an electric lantern, suddenly
lighted, illuminated The whole ncishborhood to
eueh q dcxrec* that at 100 ictt very fine
mint could be read, nr't at go feet larger nni
saey @oEyu 1oesi soy . ssl sSe g q s
pleased to learn that IN tlIs establishment tl1e
cnst il cstlna at fourth To n sixth Of gas
light. In large. rooms, halls, public squares,
- tske The plaee Of eas a. an Illuminating agent
In Francs u Is rapidly growing in favor. and Is
ncnse depot Of ths che'nn Dc TT iu nor, "s "' a.
Paris is about. a1so, to be lighted by this sane
sSs '}ifs e ire rhs's 9e Witch " n'1ss. nc.
Il m fmmeaauraslc advantage ovcr ali
other means Of illumination. The Paris EnEI.
nccFs Granine, and the Chief Engineer Won
Ilcfcner Altencrk, Of the firm of s!cmcus-
ed the new electromagnetic machines, bv means
Of Which pleading mechanical power ttpnvertetl
IN simple and practical manner fnto electric
lttht. Thls trrcntion Is one OF tho most re-
tnarkable uf modern tIttIcs.
aousdoor work can By carried on By night "a
we'll ~ hE day with this Ilzht, a. It c1pets the
darkness and ILLS tho atmosphere with nh nj
most sunltke 1ustre. In the lighting Ut cities bv
this new rftress, the economy, III compared
with M. will bc at least III per tent. W. arc
evidently o1 the eye of as great revolution II,
ilghtluE a. whsu gas superseded oll.lamps and
, 1877-03-10

The Fan (.1la Of Rome from 500 10 2o, ono, and
The Hazfeta del Totoio Of Florence from l2.000 10
20,0OD The circulation Of the I'trsrvran:a, tic
NIT smgnFtst pfna, s 81 onaTy sIssy
''of Nil tlIc Iol,snais published Iii Tuscany, Tho
one rnost distinguished for e1rc;enec of st9,c
and dignity Of tone" has hardly 1000 snhscrh-
crs on is books, and otltsido Of Iuseaty
It IA but little Ia request, Florence
has attatncf1 A. 4 publishing ctntrc an I'm
portanra far exceeding that Of ls.nnc., and
AtIlan Is ..thc city OF 1taly, wheEs there Il tho
were, hsweycr, even under The Romans MOTEL
for their refined manners and literary tastes.
aid In tho present day Aro only trcattf0 Or ct,-
dcavorinK to tread IN The footst;ps Of Their iore
Deputies who arc "connectcd with The press,'
or 81 Journalists who combine newspaper with
Parliamentary work.
, 1877-03-10
C0RN.SUGAR.
N sAs Editor o| TAA Tff1xns.


TuscOLA, ILL.,, March 7.-Now that our great pc.
lltcAl question u settled, lot Vi In Illinois, all,
without distinction Of pntty previous condition
OF ssfvltuaa under unjust or lmpotent drainage
laws, address ourselves to the consideration of the
greatest subject n regards material wealth. that
has eser becn presented to us In this State since
the sbolltlon Of Hlavsry thoTafrop,, and that IL,
fAe eAeap production af sugar from corn.
II Tho ftdcEa! tax aieuhol stands In the way. II
should be Immediately aboliahsd. Our LcgIsslure
should 90 instruct ons members 0! Congress that
they take speedy action on It - soon ~ they meet
a1 Ina.eS xos0 9a a'
think the legslatase should for = few years oder
bounty upon tho ,aanafscturs Of sugar: thought
then Trying to ma that k!ai Of sugar from sor.
tss y '';' d.. ~ s. IL:
Yet 4 ws hid shsa nssn
cl.asp sugAr from The sorghum eane Again. II ths
likr spsoutsxslncnt had aaxD oHstsa u lhs laala:
S snsar fsan 6ee: wo haso 1Hc m
tons to our wealth. And now, with fat ptronasr
S. tsIs tho nse' f. s;' a.
fcw, ,yeaI. " q! corn sugss, ri this would un.
doahtsdly onetats 70 ~ "tas greatest Eood q ths
ssowsr Of es,n md sssry eo
say il. woald b d'ss1iailna!lon y fa,ot q IL
him a. much ths aeahot aud dlstlllcry Tax does
ayu4st lin: 1his lattss tAx certainly 10 ayan.t
there would be morn sueh ID operation,
aud huues n.ars competitors for ths
Lixher psicc. Iks morality. like temperance.
aud theru must be : lArEe Internal Rsycnus tag.
\. q hS, ill.,
Il. fayof; 4 h.: ~ tsh. . ~ y p.lti. lsx.
, 1877-03-10

certain day. To tho horror Of our. sportsrnan
md hin ,:hum tho badger died, asl diw'
on the day Just before the day TN
which the affair waa 70 come uE. To
one Of them tho 500 wax dca'l
loss;. but to tho othcr-wlm k',ew
we're xone-thcrc was sosncthng yct to be done
--as We know we'll enough there niways Is 10
them who hare lIcart for anv fnie. so he t,luk
the dca'f badger, placed him tn the well-known
box, proceeded 10 Tho trystfng-plAee, prepared,
Il po:tiblc. TO save If only portion Of The money
"On arriving at Ltn1ithrow the men OF the
defnnct badger had their hearts relieved by
learning that tnc dog men had cJtnc, but 1a1 not
brought their dog with them; The warrior, hnw-
ever, would not falf 10 appear the hext day.
This was accounted an opportune monenthy the
t6taban3un nj o1tr meTFy.hcartcd hero to pru}utc
y compromise. The merry one ha'!c his friend
dog party might say;; They tined together; the
ai1suhi!I!ng and melting Influence Of thu mach
desired CIync!clsh brand promoting good
'tThc dtg party began 10 hint al drawing The
bet, rather than trying to draw tho badger. 4
kick under the table from his friend fnftmatcd
ti!e anx!rty 1o fey 10 close at once With any
enontlcti to by another st!tl more vigorous.
Finally, the hackers Of tho dog offered 20 U
caIicei the bet. Kicking was aERln renewed,
but OUR hero remained drm, like IforAttus, who
kept tho Gr.lgc 70 well, stcadfast Atiil In mind.
1t was nt length agreed that the dog jarty
should forfeit $315. The Dank-,otcs we're
handed over, aud tho Romentous question was
ectt!e.l.
"'pm thinking we've got the better O. 80 tt.is
time. jamie: cor lawg's got tho mangc.'
"'t'm no sac sure about tiIat," replied tho
otlter; our badgers dead ="
, 1877-03-10
CURRENT GOSSIP.


IllE bAuEls@14A9S ANEs
nr NLEE utAB'*A0K.
The age Of The Clay was primitive day,
III n,ortAls and brick haye dcpartcd:
This Iron and Copper ~ veil pats'd away,
Now the ago Of ulno.Clsea Il etartcA.
WHO would not be blue In This hue Of tho new
This FRA Of 1lRht We arc now pnssng through
Ages Of Silver and Gold nc viii banish.
Welcome plI1.bags md doctosA no mure--
1lomcopath, Allopath, Ec'cctic-vAnishI
uur 0laztcr shh1l nature restore.
ComesstealIng tho feeling, with healing ctosc by,
Wo shall 1.-Two now torcver-unlcss VIC ,aast die.
wtnterer sen,ains Of our se!in2 or pains.
Our panfs are arranged to rcsclnd. oht
Fron, noul or slse bodJ nil fctturs. nll chains.
Ars removed with blue glass IN tho window.
Tire 1t tho new cra-,hc heavenly light,
And Tho rRux-when It comca-atlllcnn,at s1cht'
DtuoulxuTox, III,
, 1877-03-10

The London Examlaer relates tho following
suecLote Of tho late J2mcs Merry, tho Euxllsh
sportsman, iroll-Mxster, millionaire. xnd mea,.
ber Of Parliament; :,
"a layorite pastlue Of our hero. tu his early
days, was The pittiDg Of doK against baIgor.
ue and his chum in sport, who became his part
ncr tu business, procured celebrated badger
that bad never been drawn BY any dog. Soma
Edinbusg sportslncu, however, seut challenge,
aud backed ther dog agais1st the haalyer Tor
what Ia those days was estecmrd heavy
amount, the sun u $UN,
"The owners Of the badger accepted the bet,
aud tue fight was 10 come OF at Llplithgow,
halfway between Gla8zow and EdiubuTG, Oh =
, 1877-03-10

~ TUT 75H E11{llx.
Some Interesting information respecting Jour-
nnilsul III Italy u KiYrn BY Pfol. 4. do 0ubsr-
uctls tu the International Htv!ee. 1t aeens that
not one Of all The Rapets g gssat aud anal, buy
tuatien u iu sulnr instances remarkable. The
Funguto Ut MitaA yaries from !, ,0O0 10 l., 900,
, 1877-03-10
THAT MATIfE3fATICAL PROBLEM.
Ia kAs Editor af 1As Ttitn1k.

. CHICAGO, March tin reply to the mnihc-
rnatcal problem by A SCHOOL, Girl, In to.tlay's
TnlnuNs: II q mau becomes 1000 years of agc,
aud hIs son $3.50 Of that age, when will tIcy
both be Of tho same agc,-1 would asy that they
never can bc Of the Same age were they TO live
million ycnrs, because, ~ fast as the sons age
would Increase, the fathers age wonld increase
likewise III tic same ratio. A GRADUATE,
, 1877-03-10

II IL great comfort 10 know that articles We use
In the Indispensable goIncs and comInyd Of life nrc
wo buy Is perfectly pure and innocuonr. To e1.
rcFtencc ILLS ealtsfacton we must use II. T. Bnt
bits toilet aoap, whose delicate. i1atusal fra
grunce indicates that false eccnss hayc bren
plofcd to eover up naftnets.
, 1877-03-10
TIEPOET'sGN GNAyE.- AN EDITOR,
Na,e Yofk Htrid.
Put away hIs Iittls POEM
A New and Brilliant LEht---t3as BnuHtd
Ont.


Out.
{AHadslHht1 Eftks.
A new invention, VI u simple and practtca! Na-
ture, tlas VI late been successfully applied In
seYGtal places iu Germany unu Fsuuce. The
systc,n ct,llssta Ut elcctrr candles, or sticks ot
ebarrt,al, surrounded by tsoIating matter, which
gradually eonsulnct. lcartne the charcnal fre~
brilliant glow VI electricity. With Two such cun-
dlcs light e'lual to that of 100 gas]rts may te
thrown On street. An electso-maxaet'a ma
CslEnc ran Keep burning twcnty VI thesu electrie
candles. Tho cost Is about half tlat ol 9as. aud
the light y OF tue brightest aud purest kiud,
The EFfeadar Zeaung gives tho following account
by IN eyewitness Of tho working VI thls ulo4s
ot lighting 10 the machine factory Of tile broth
ers Nicer, 1t Ela1hAch:
'.TAe great building was epyclupel tu tUtal
darkness when VIZ eutctuL Suon utter Que VI
the proprietoss lighted tho sn.all developing
sppa1st1s, In sixa not longer than thirty tnclles,
aud ln height not mora tina sixteen luChYs. a.
SUN " It WIS set III operation, by small xtgaIn-
, 1877-03-10

CHICAGO, March 5.-If, when man Is 20, he
becolues "hnppv father" The father and son
would become Of the same ace Ia this way. by
combining mathematics with Adyentlsln; Tor it,
STANCE: II, when the son Ia ~, tho father dlea,
aud, twenty years after, the Judgment dAHns
upon them, tlic,, the son and father would Lc
cAl!ei before their JuG1c. The son at this time
would 10 40 the age Of lts father n& tho time Of
his death, Who has lain dormant Bincc his death
(accordtnE to Advcntlsn,) GEo. CAKES.
, 1877-03-10
TEE FAVORITE FLOWER OF TIE
GERMAN EMPEROR.
tTrdnslutxd from the "G71vttn!0ubs" BY c. Il. Bier.

1H.L
Emporor William tLu First is, rs every ouc
kno"s' vcry louu VI Ao"ese' atlu a'o nut'uay'
table Is always ornamcnteo WIN most inaehlil-
cent bouquets; and, among these n,0re brill
INIT aIstcrs, a very modest wild flower, the Corn.
r,o,x.r a.. ul,,, t1,tt1o 1fY.n,o,,r1, r,,nnN nav.
t'.".' .'n - Aa. .0 49,, 'Ts....,'.. 49,.
o. ta'ls u appear. AL t'e sons anu oauehleeS
Of the immortal Queen Louisa cherish, In ineu-
ory of the dear departed, dccl.lcd preference
fnr ,tfa fnwer. and this nreferunca dates back
~ .,. .,..,. ,s.t,.,.,ta.,. .f,.,..,
" u" "ppa'slty WY "e'6't.'.AA. ~ eaa'
stance, Thu Queen Louisa speut tho two ycaFs
from 1906 to 160S In koMlgsbcrg, nnd lived dur
iug tho eumucr.mouths on a country-estute,
ri. .n1ttpdc ~ thc n,uce. hrokcn onlr hv fbn
t.N.,,o".. -. ~ .,.'.,.s. ~. ,,.'s ~, w..
IusllnE ol t1ces, eho sN'HhE VI p.sus, "nu tno
hunl OF insects, boothcl tho troubled spirit OF
tho sorcly-trtc,] Queen. Ilerc she often rain.
h,o,, .hont With h.r ch,l,,rcn f,lvinu rnntbnt1v
s.ss,. ~ .a'ns", ,w,fr,, ..,,,,,d .n,ttvot" ia
"u".s " Iou"e''' si"ea "oe'u .s"s' sA'
mind anu heart, and steer tho chaSaeteF.
Ont morning. "a the Queen was about TO take
her customary walk In tho mark, a peasant.glrl
stnot AZ tho garicn. ra,c and offcrrd hrr n ha.-
e'oou ~ luz sA'ue"estu' ~ anu ons'ea wv o.1'-
ket OF Corn'fiowcrs. Iho Qnecn eractous,y M &C.
csrtcA Tue prcseotl generously tnsuke4 tno
R!tl, tGoE Wlth nef lo ilowees1 0vef Wnosn oeau,
tlful bllc color tse irhgeas Gl1aflotte, tneil ~
years OLD, expressed iot!u admtiattn', aha Went
!nto the PARK. Maeh lucy nau cot,lo 70 test-
ing place. tho tf'icess attempted, unasf tha
mothers direction, 70 wear gatanu o. tno
CONDITIONER; aud 80 great was the mothers
Joy oyer the aueccss 81 tln attempt tiiat aha
, 1877-03-10

dressed hogs. and leaving a greater portion Of
county dresaed hoHa far packers use.
TIE N1En LAH6EsT rACKtN7 hKA8oEt.
The following table exh!hits the number Of hogs
packed In this city during The nine feAeons IN
which the g1eattat number OF hogs we're reported,
tho RgKfcRnie wcfQht snd Yield Of lard in pounds:
, 1877-03-10


A train-boJ On all Illinois road found rather
tough customer In an old gentleman Of com-
posed lnicl,, who received all shots Us u he were
bullct-prnuf. Tho boy bomtaric1 hin, with
papers, and pamphlets, and candles, and bound.
books, anil nuts, and fsuita Of ono kind and
another, But It was no good. Had tho elderly
party Iecn lined instle With brnss he could not
layu shawn greater Indifference. The boy fret.
ted under Ills treatment Us was plain to b0 seen.
lie hnd passed. the vlEnrs a0i,,e thirty times, and
without surcess, when Le said, L, = tune Of des'
Iscrat!un:
"rry sonc o! these rtgarx, and u they don't
buck"
Thu man was sotncwhat amused by that, but
he bud tic buy, Tie sail: ~
VII ! am dead. how csu you give nc tho
noloyi''
t.Itll glvo It to your family, then"
But Amt gut no family
swell, IN give It to the fa'ntly ne1t door,"
pessi>tc4 tho hoy.
i'nut there amt no family uext door, aald
the nlau, with the staiia lenethenlng hts face.
"Ohl thelo'll bu Que move in when they hear
you are dead" was tho quick reply,
The elderly passenger shut up like borrowed
knife.
TnEPoET's sGItAyE.-Nr AN EDITOR.
Nsw Yofk Hbrid.
Put away ha Iitkle poem
Cx to publsh do not Gsk It;
EAr1 through us shall never know him
lie hxa climbed tho golden basket
-0ouo IL meet tho communication written On
botn sides VI the paper.
, 1877-03-10
POKK-PACKING.
What Chicago Has Done During
the Past Twelve Months.
The Total Number Of Hogs Cut 1s
2,018, ,035...The Movement Of
Provisions.

2,018, ,035..-The Movement Of
Provisions.
Trading to the Extent Of S1s2, ,6oo,-
600 In Four Months.
The Daily Commercial Bnfiefin Of this city rfc-
fcnta review Of tho hog packing Of Chicago dur
tng tho winter season }nst closed and foe tho pre-
ceding summer. We g.rc The following abstract:
:::::::: I. 7 !. !. / /. !: | |
*!S:;;; *!$s; { Ss sa53;t @ n
;i:|s!$ ;;:fss: ; II ; q 5;s
n!s' t*i;:::::x ss$:s sss y: ~ !::sSs :s
;$:;:fi S$t; IT, 3S s$
1s!I:i bs!II: e;S; 81 ,1s1% 1sits f& is
EGus5 E..ia. r. u e. 'ee ~ III s1oo sio i3G
lGcf IendfltkaGEe .'.s... stuVoi9 .aM9 11m
Hpers. +. II, c. sa5ss!...:...l EsSws 2S.m
ilistrr. Il. y. Co.. ...::.: SASH l9Ru7 !MhY,
flsxap Etrk1* r. @.o. II IL ...... qitMn LII y
khsenculan 4 Cos. ", C:N ......f 2ANn 2l3.t1
Tna%ni ta1ns * 10 IL IL Sfs IL ~. Il
Tuhey 4 Booth. ....} snB22 .......l| lI2Hls lnst1
tmal "oa'e''''' x...e E1.oc-;;i-.. 1.o-o;;i ..o9 1W.W w
Totsts." ~. 6s1 12s. 171 q. p1a w. a1G17
Tosi scsn is3a ais ~ ~ IT,
1otai ssaAon iHE-4 ii, III, ,o44 1s w at 9i8i7
Total !sa:on fs73.s 3 ; s Sy7 a. a. ~ ~ 3,s I =
Totsi trsn,n isjo-i. i4!,7a til 441II 0iHtyT EJ55
Totals le01 ~. o7l laa llt.0oln GS 10 .1s13
To,al number packed during the summer.
1876, 40y, With average net weight 1870
mounds. and nyctorp Yield Of lard 20. 10 pount3n
Tho number the preceding summer was rs, 7Hl.
average net weight, 17t. 10 pounds, and Yield OF
lard !C n ppunds. The total winter packing was
1,0o2, R33 head, sgaInst /. bo2 o85 one year ago,
and /. GOO. a4Y tyo vears sro. The yIeld Of lard
In,,rs M ~ ,.a,t.r ~" .,esoo w., as,5 nonni. nor
head, against 81. ne pounds ono year previous, and
~. 80 two years previous.
u aMas ,ss,,,s.' sn.aaay; a. ~, ,,.,
s ,s 1 n general s, as s s,s.s,. - s Il: ss sf1
ns 1s ''ssns1s ss 1sm,st Of >, s ,ss sf
firms made alterations in she'r houses. procured
Ice, and engaged IN the business during tho sum-
ne, Or commenced operations earlier shan usual
~ .ho 's'. ."e 4sea.or poi!''n " "y ",sas
a
o".. w ~ .ns.,. .h,a ~ nsrtiensnr
sections Of Europe. A liberal proportion Of tho
manufacture was forwarded 70 Great Britain and
Germany mo rseke,. s.pe.eneee ..e
IN u'spos!ns ". sne. 's1 s asaes, '. ~
urgent was the demand TOT It. Ths general result tcsnlt
rna entI.fnetorv In Tho trade thouah khe detenton
, 1877-03-10
Trading to the Extent Of S162, ,Boo,-
coo In Pour Months.

The Ddtlv Commercial Bnfiefin Of this city rrc.
tcnta review Of tho hog packing Of Chicago dur
tns tho winter season 1nst closed and foe tho pre-
ceding summer We gtrc The following abstract:
, 1877-03-10
CLEVER DOGS.

~ gAf E0W3f Gf lfs JT19MHk.
CHICAGO, Mnrsh 81 wish 10 adl ono more
to tho list Of half-penny dogs. It must DO
twca,y ycars since large dog usctt to sit OFT
the sidewalk of the. Tolbooth Wynd, Lc!ll.,
Scotland, opposite bakcr's store, waiting pa-
t.ently for 2 half-peuny, which was laid OF nIs
iosc TO see him toss 1t into the air and catcIl 1t
IN his mouth, before going In for sconc.' But
he did mt know penny from hulf-penny, nor
q good oue frGm un initiation ISSUED AZ an atvcr.
tfsemont); nor did lc know how to bank
money, but bought scono aftor scone, and hill
what be could not cat-to 10 found, often, by
other dogs. Another dog In the same town lat
9tunay's KlllIng-lfousc, Bennington Road) used
ia do all the marketing, nnd was never known
to take ANYTHING ont Of tha basket or cloth, 1
have seen him lying AWAY from dogs Ton tho
no sooner had he delivered lls load than hc
would 60 back to get even with thctn.
MArroos, |" III IL, s' Massh q "a" 7.1%hiio rcan.ng
nCaninc sagacIty,' ln the Jomttar !seienee
Monthly for December, was reminded Of an In
amynx su1ne pets Of ,ninc, which / think is
equally deserving Of honorable mention.
Tho pets consisted Vi q pratrc-wolf, d poodle
dog, 4 INT, and five beautiful kittens. The wolf
lad been raised In the fanilY, was grown at the
playful that WAS confident ills wolllsh nature
had been quite overcome by linvaracl ktndnesa
and liberal diet Of sweet milk. Necause he
house, and had TIC fAuuiy u nosing Irto every
stakc ' IN tns bacl; yard. Ono afternoon heari
Kitten crying IN tic halt, and went TO see wl,At
ing r. up m Tie stairs with il In It's M ,nputh knvw
lle was fond Of tho kittens, but never knew
him TO carry them about: and, wondering what
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1n II. II, AND ID NORTH CA SAL.6T.-LAEGE5f
III AAfrho4tze and ioNtat FRtet. ADV AnCes made
Eeal-esiatc uDlla II iu aul II. s. VI. STA.
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4 MgHfcA PICTURESQUE. NEW, FILL MURM.-
~ ~: wSsssa .. ", ,n's'!isast u; M ~9sSs:!eF. nsat
Hulr - center p.s..toeks atpoI.n4nn.4 eltnsS l,s
LkIEs. Il4 AefliAaA.4t. hassuaEnt.
4 1AsH tAIn FtiK NktOkh-ulti PRICES fAlD FOR
~ slGudsrt ~oik4 y any k!na- III ~ Add1uss
CAArIN'4, cuTnrr AA4jkos and lI4aEbufA Ha-
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90 MN wOtlTlI OF planners AMI MATCH.
DO.UOV en- suzfAcfFs inoldsta aud trndoinX
machines shsleEA ah.t4bIrs, w 14Lns. ct:.. II
nav ior AAle Il half prieel ,f6a.warkiak nachns
a.xAm snElnca stesui pnmP4. aud supp!lea {. L.
KltE / CO.. 3t1 Lake.st
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4 CO., renting agency. l+l LaSailc.st.
1lyASTEn - 70 NFST-- TIIHEE FUTsNIsHED
Addresa, With locssIoa sud teEa w. Tribune uu,ce.
lVASTkD--Tu NENT.A sTuRE AND, nAaE.
W Menf w1tolc building fur wholesale busncss,
on south WAter.st. Inquire 1t slLVEitNAN'H Bank.
chamber u Iunlurrer
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INFORMATION or THOMAS DALZELL WILL pE
l. t1antfuuy tsesisAI BY ha Alstet. AdAfess NhV0IE
c. gsihlaa pIlcs. p4peif I.lsssa espy,
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:" West Skues
tr~o RENT-rHOST CORNER ROOM. WE'LL FUR.
nlA1!ed, = private family tu 9ne n two rersonas
Nrstt1aAk. II CArten nteFat near NAslItnHt6 at.
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PAliTNEIkS WANFEO.
1SANTxxn wAaIEp--ta 10 10 ta uu,-T1iE wAi..
ren Asta!s urnsn,s caWtsaJ. u y LpuLA H!At
live, active With tho Abott amount: tcfTltoky
cuycFs xlgLt ii sst hare II atIss4Azy AIaer5
stc ehc4p rent; good hdntr 10 yht 1u1a- A4s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-30
NOTICE.

To W. 8, Morgan and Lewis Thomas ana
towaou it may concern
WOO ARE H.RFBY SolIfl IhA
have expended i'll nancy aud laoor .ne
sum OF four hundg eyt d liars tSlV9l o., ,ne
M1 I,,n'ain Md Mine. sataated in Battle
n ,u,tain Mining District. Lander County,
state .f Nevada, and that unless you pay me
at (ialena, Lander County, Nevada, Your pro,
Dor uDual share of said expeir''nre Oh -aia
mine fsr each aud esefy ,tobt u ~ lesAIly
own in said mine. within n'ne'y lays iIon u
the date Of tn first pubiica N 81 uss
nntics together with @ ,st-, ypur interests IN
said mine will be f,rfeited to me bs DUE
process Of the mining laws OF the United
s,a,es JAMES NOR9tN.
GAI.ENA. New !. February 2lfh. 1877 m5-9o