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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01
He findeth not who seeks his own
The soul is lost that's saved alone"

JESUS ONLY.-Interrupted cOmmun-
ion, the neglected study of the Word
soon tell the lost blessing. If we light
ly esteem the sanctifying influence OF
the Holy Spirit, we become careless and
secure, and an easy prey to temptation
and if we disregard His gentle warming
or more direct Christening, He may pos
sibly leave us for time to that sore
grief-a dead and prayerless heart
The heavenly citizen must only trade
with heaven. The goodly land beyond
the Jordan is in "Jesus Only" ''Tht
eyes of the Lord thy God are always
upon it, from the beginning of the veal
even unto the end of the year. (Deut
IL: 12.)-Anna Shipton, in Lost Bless
ing"
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ReHainus Rsadins.
PRAYERS of Christians for one Another,
Sought and Valued.

Brethren, pray for us. Thess. 5: 25.
Thess. 3: |.
For | know that this shall turn to my
salvation through your prayer, and the
supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ.
Phil. /: 10.
Ye also helping together by prayer
for us, that for the gift bestowed upon
us by the means of many persons,
thanks may he given by many on our
behalf. 2 Cor. l: II.
Now | beseech you, brethren, for the
Lord Jesus Christ's sake, and for the
love of the Spirit, that We strive to-
gether with me in your prayers to God
for me. Rom. Is: 30.
Continue in prayer Wlthal pray
ing also for us. Col. 4:2, B.
| trust that through your prayers
shall be given unto you. Phile. L: ~.
And all the people said unto Samuel,
Pray for thy servants unto the Lord thy
God. Sam. II: 10.
Pray for us. Heb. ID: 10.
Is any sick among yOu9 let him call
for the elders of the church; and lei
them pray over him =. And the
PRAYER of faith shall save the sick, anC
the Lord shall raise him up. Pray fol
one another . The effectual ferven'
prayer of a righteous man availetf
much. James 5: l4-l6.
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.Ggtafeg.

CTATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA pIsTPIcr -.
- In Probate Court, held at the Probate Ofi,o %.
St JOhnsbury, in said District on the 18th ds N
May, A. ID. 1877. U"S OF
John Ferguson, executor of the last VIII
Test lament of Abby j. Foss, late of SbetF an1
in said district deceased, presents his administu
ton account for examination and allowance "a
makes application for decree of distribution n9
partition of the estate of said deceased anu
WhereupOn, it is ordered by said Court that ..i,
account and said application be referred to a
sion of said Court to be held at the Probate aS S
in st. JOhnsbury, the I'd day of June A '' ~
1877, for hearing and decision thereon: And !, =
further ordered that notice hereof be given t" II
persons interested by publication of the sor ny
three weeks successfully in the Caledon;ie
newspaper published at st. JOhnsbury previ
to said time appointed for hearing that thew n Os
appear at said time and place, and show cans .dR
any they may have, why said account shoniJ u
be allowed, and such decree made. no'
By the Court, Al test.
HENRY FRENCH Regis+
A true copy of record Attest
77-79 HENRY FRENCH Repistar
CNTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA UIsrpIcr -
y In Probate Court held at the Probate 0fic, :
ST. Johnsbury, within and for said District or 81
18th day of May, A. D., 1871 'He
An instrument purporting to be the last will 49,,
testament of John NJ Martin, late of PeacbaI' 'u
said district deceased, being presented To Cn1 IN
by Orman p. Hooker, the executor therein naroaJ
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons oo,
cerned therein be notified to appear at a sessio ~
said Court to be held at the Probate Office in :,
JOhnsbury on the 2nd day of June A n
1877 and show cause if any they may have aaoi ~
the Probate of the said will for which nI,
pose it is further ordered, that a copy nf p I
record of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the CaledOnian, printed AT =,
JOhnsbury previous to said time appointed w.
hearing.
By the Court Attest
HENRY FRENCH, Regists
A true copy of Record, Attest
77-79 HENRY FRENCH. Register
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SANFoRD'S
JAMAICA GINGER
THE QUINTEssENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
GER, CHOICE AROMATICs AND
FRENCH BRANDY.

A preparation elegantly favored and medicin-
ally effective as to utterly surpass all previous
preparations of crude ginger and household RENE
dies for the relief and of diseases and ailments
incidental to the Summer and Winter seasons, and
to sudden changes of temperature.
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TROTTlNC STATIONS
OF
The Green Mountain Stud Farm,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT.

HambletOnian MOnarch-FOaled April Goth
1s64-BlOOd Bay-Sixteen hands hgh-Sired by
Rysdyk HambletOnian-Dam by ROe's Abdalah
chief Terms, $40 to insure.
AND
Randolph oaled 1s74-Bay, with star-tI
teen hands-Sired by Aberdeen, son of Rysdyks
HambletOnian and Widow Machree-Dam, Fanny
Sleight, by Ethan Allen z. d. by Harris HANDLE
tOnian-limited to 10 mares. Terms S25 to insure
Will make the season of 1877 from May 18th !"
Sept. LIST at the farm of
w. ID. FOSTER, Woodstock, Vt.
Don GiOvanni-FOaled 1s7O-GOlden Bay-i?f
hands high-sired by Hampton, of Rysdyk
Hambletonian-Dam by Volunteer g. d., by oiu
Abdallah. Terms, $50 to insure.
Northumberland 1e73-BlOOd Bay. blk. points
-15t hands high-Sired by Aberdeen-Dam, Lazy
Lockwood record 2.29 BY Neave's CasSius NJ
Clay Jr. Terms, $50 to insure.
viii make the season of 1877 at the Gree"
Mountain Stud Farm, West Randolph, VI
Mares pastured and well cared for at slOC PEI
week but all accidents at owners risk. For clrc"
lars giving extended pedigrees, address
MOULTON BROTH kS'
17-S9 West Randolph, Vernon"
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Store to Rent.

The undersigned desire to rent the store on Inc
ter March 25th. The store is Is 40 feet, VIII
piazza in front and wood shed in the rear is 9ca.e
for business, being opposite to the Avenue hou1 "d
on Eastern Avenue, and near Railroad street aT FAR
the depot 1t is wel fitted up and is suitaDi9 S
nearly every kind of business The rent VIII ~
low enough to suit the times. me
st Johnsbury. OON
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Notice.

take pleasure in informing the public thl'
have added to my stock of Boots and Shoes i",,
line of choice Groceries and a full line OF Sinai
Wares and Yankee Notions which 1 am able !"
sell at the very lowest cash prices
BRUCE & CO.
McIudoes Falls. April . 1877 7l-s3'
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The Black Hills.

By H. N. Mcguire, who has spent IL years in
this region Latest accounts of Gold and Silver
Climate, Hunting, Fishing, Indians and Settlers
adventures with them, Mining and Wild Western
Life, the Waterfalls. Boiling Geysers, Noble
Scenery, immense GOrges etc. With 81 fine illus
trations, and one map. Price only 10 cents. Sold
by all Newsdealers sent post paid for IL cts. by
Donnelly, Lloyd & Co., Pubs, Chicago Ill. 1853
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HAIR vim E,

Stimulates the growth of the hair, prevents fin.
decay of the hair. Prevents the hair from tu,n
ing gray. Stops and prevents the hair from fallin
out, stops that unpleasant itching that is the nre
Jude of the hairs decay. removes dandruf and
cures all diseases of the scalp and as a shgmnno
and dressing for ladies hair cannot be exceIeJ
Try it. Ask your druggist and dealers for il ever
where, or send 75cts for trial bottle, address
G. W. RICHARDSON, Barnet Vi
For sale in st. JOhnsbury by c. C.. Bingham and
G. d. Randall, Druggists.
Sold in Peacham by John Varnum, Jr
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt Whole
sale Agents. 1Oltf
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Everything now presages a most
bountiful year. The prospects of Kan
sas are most brilliant. Our people are
hopeful. Every is taking hold
with renewed vigor and energy. We
are morally sure of receiving fair pri-
ces for all that we can raise this year.
Laurence (Kan.) Republican Journal.
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Vermont Ranger.

The subscriber would inform horse breeders,
that the above named well known Stallion will
stand at the Prescott Stable in St. JOhnsbury, on
Fridays and Saturdays of each week during the
present season. All other days Mt his Stable at
North Danville. Season to commence Friday.
June l. Terms reasonable. All mares disposed OF
before the usual time of foaing will be considered
with foal. All mares at their owners risk.
FRANCIS DREW, Proprietor.
No. Danville, May "a, 1877 1888
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GENERAL STATUTES.

Copies of the General Statutes of Vermont, e,h
ton of 1870, can be procured at the principal Book
stores in the State County Clerks, or of the un
dersigned, at 50. so per copy. -
GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary of State.
Mortified, April %, 1877. 7451
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Book CanVasSerS See SsD thiS rs only f 50
start canvassing for Mark Twain's New Soap
Book. Apply with stamp to JOHN X. HAL
LOWELL, 139 East Eight Street New York. 1863
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01

The name of man who runs hotel
in Gonzales county, Texas, is Mr.. Pod.
He spells it with pea
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01

| THE SUBSTITUTION OF
BRANDY FOR ALCOHOL,
the use of the True Ja-
maica Ginger, of their
own selection and impOr-
tatiOn. its combination
with choice aromatics, as
devised and originated by
DR.. Sanford, placed this
preparation in dctudln1er-
Il so far ahead of anything
before compounded that
notwithstanding the most
bitter opposition from the
trade, its sales in New
England now exceed that
of all others combined.
The second year of its
manufacture its sale ex-
ceeded the previous year
by over fftyJfUe thousand
bottles. 1t is manufac-
tured on a scale simply
enormous. Two thous-
and gallons are always
kept made long in ad-
vance of consumption, by
which it acquires a de-
licious flavor and brill
liant transparency. Eve
ry improvement in labor
saving apparatus is a
dopted, so as to permit
the use of costly materi-
ais and yetretain a profit.
The bottling machine is
alone able to fill tl0o hOus
and four hundred bottles
per hour. From this
brief statement it will b
seen that Messrs. WEEKS
g. POTTER have entered
upon the manufacture OF
Sanford's Jamaica Ginger
in a manner that must in
time secure for them the
enormous trade in this
article. Its elegant fla.
vor, great merit, and low
price should be tested
once by those in need of
family medicine before
allowing themselves tC
be induced, by misrepre,
sentation, to buy others.
Insist upon having what
you call fOr-SANFoRD's
JAMAICA GINGER.
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SOOREWARD will be paid for bottle of
% OUUany other Extract or Essence of Jamaica
Ginger if found to equal it in fine favor purity and
prompt medical effect Sold by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Grocers, and dealers in medicine.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists Boston.
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M ULES !! !!

large Spanish Jack will be kept at the sub
scrbers stable the of 1877 for the benefit of
those who have mares from which they would like
to raise mules. All that have tried them say they
will endure more hard service than horses and can
be kept at much less expense. Terms to warrant
s6. VIM. ID. BRONSON
East Hardwick. May H. 1877. tjuly1*
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Notice (!

We hereby caution all persons against purchas
ing certain note of fifty dollars, dated March r.
1877, payable to d. M. Noyes or order, in three
months time, as said note was obtained by fraud
and Misrepresentation.
j. G. BOWKER & SON.
Lunenburgh, VT, May 81, 1877. 1880
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EGGS for MATCHING.

From superior Plymouth Rocks, Brown Leg
Black red game Bantams, at 81 per dozen. Eggs
from Pekin Ducks, at 81 per doz, that weigh 15ibs
per pair at nine months old. Also pair each of
make room, carefully packed for transportation.
Address W. L. SWEET, st. Johnsbury, Vt. 69-s1.
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For Sale,

The two-story house situated on Railroad Street
foot of Maple Street, now occupied by the sub
scriber tiff b. G. ELY, Administrator
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f'HE WILL COME .

BY STEPHEN ii. TYING, Jr., ID. ID.
This work is not prOphetcal. 1t discusses the
topic as divine promise. Its plan is to follow
the narrative of a Christians experience of the
revealed facts in the next dispensatiOn. There is
not line of controversy in the volume Yet is
full of bold and original thought. apt illustration
and forcible writing, and is a work which one
who is watching and waiting for the Lord af
ford to miss 16mO., 2l6 PIP, 81. - in cloth 81 so
in Morocco. Sold by booksellers, prepaid re-
ceipt of price MucktOW d. Simon, Publishers. Mad
isOn a UenUe and 42d Street. NelU York. 1881
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY,

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD-Weu
known throughout New England as the chites
finest and best.
LEAD TAPE, SO inches on reels for curtain
sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from 2! to inches wide on
reels for builders. tFeb Il
LEAD PIPE, of any size or thickness.
At lowest market price for goods of equal dual.
ity. FRANCIS BROWN. Treas, Salem Mass
, 1877-03-31
MetEgs' Last FEajcct.

i. - 3cu1HdEG&1a E5TE4, =
We learn from Lima thut Horny Me9cs, fhc
great American railroad builder, who liaa eou-
ttsuctcd thu most remarkable luilways In tllu
world through the .lclllea and uycr tho lofty
submits ot tho Andes. has presented q project
abundant rctourrcs tLan guauo and uItsr. liz
asks tho necessary funds Tor the excavation Of
tunnel 80 feet below that which already exists
IN tho old sityeF-lnjnes VI Eer1o do Puseo,
herd. who remarked that the stuues plarca
around bis hearth had melted and loru.cd small
platcs Of metal. Sncu that epoch operations
nafc been Increasingly carried on 1t Cerro de
than e473, 100000 OF silver, from 1850 TO lS4O,
hAvc passcd between tito hands Of th:
Government employees. II Il known, also, that
enormous quantities escaped the contrul Of the
thc folr years OF the Wa. Of Independence.
the silver melted and stamped By the authorities
Weighed s<4s, TIC marks, which, 1t nine toles The
, 1877-03-31

n ne Eator n TAe tribune.
JAxI.v,ItG. Via: Mareh 27..!t MI: II. y; n.
81 He. 9 'n fo:
THsnrSE A. 4. piekenton Ravc dtreetlons for n,ak-
ing harpta-r a-rccclvet from round cosr. boxct 1Icr
way Il COED, viii send tho way Eve made lhcn.
fot lonR time: rlrst, tet tho box in Tho cover to
orb1ack-l like white best,--thea take spit zephyr
worAtcd Or tNo-lhread 2Axnny ynrn-patcycr ctit.
or yon choose, tu harmonize, Of courtc, with tho
room you pat II ln; crochet same a. ron would 10
DO Gno rst llor ths flair,: When ron get circle
little for II to turn down nroun,t tho eidcs;
when largo enough to cosef tho tup and sides too
and two rows hcrfdes. then rnn 4 drawing. .atring
thtoaeh mo ltotfofn row and put oscr tho bux and
sides " Tho box to allow for pu6, and to turn in
each edge an eighth Of an inch. and for 4 :ru!Ele
aG9nt qnafter Of an inch Wide After tho required
Wla.h ls srt nf. roy can tell how long to hnse 4
again. Then turn down zach edge IN eJyhth Of an
1Hch; then take a nno tsochct needle ami some OF
I9ur wofstcd. and crochet q stitch around each
edge to resemble button. hola stttch. When fnish-
ed, Tn II EatherInR. string Of ths wostted quar-;
put It around the box. DO not have tho nun too
hog. the cdgu Of tho bottom rune wants to be even
With the edge nt the bot:om Of tho bog, and the
II pretty Al we'll IL useful, and much raser made
than written. hope some one will try my why too:
y; Somo ono has asked what to do to grow Thin.
sT' rscy That es1f ns ,e ,eb9 wh9
meals, and not At all any moro than Il sbsos'teIy
nrceassry., When yoa do let II 10 very little a
qnlro vcfy much food-flut any tnoEe than Jou
know, kS III fof trI:d IL @ isyss't. Il. VIII s''" ''
4 JAxEsytLtE Morukn,
, 1877-03-31


A fresh attack on tho common literal inter-
psctation Of the Old Testament Is male by two
Herman scholars,-Drs. s,clntl,al and Gold.
z'her'-thc latter jew. Thu mythical inter.
pFesatloa Is adopted, and tic explanations Of
the old Bible stories arc very much like the old
sanscfit, Greek, fcsstan. and Latin myths, a.
Frof. Flskc tlas been recently explaining them
tho author Of book upon "aiytl,oloyy Ainunr
thc Hebrews. and it, Historical DerciSpturmt.1
which has been translated By Russell Martiucau.
son Of the. Rev. James s1artl,,eau, mud is rub.
,'shetl By Lonsfnans. HIS explanations arc
oasca upon phtlology, and suE,e uf The most iu-
tau 1a,t' means tho rainy or dark sky and Isaac tlc
lntcFprcts IS stmplya myth nf IN attcmnte.l
Gb:sraton ot The stin y dark sky; Jcp'a!
pla!ngisally, n,l al! there ~ II. the story of c
sacrifice Is the fact that the oIlvotninr Jar d.
stroys the rosy dawn. The frat murder Il pnfr
night killing thu day: .Jacob y menus fellow.
Ct, and thu story OF the birth Ut Jacob aud E.uu
is night ciu0.ng tn thu heel Of ttny, which ot
sunset cheats hin Of his b!rtllryh.. Jonah be-
ing swallowed by tho great Hsn is simply The
setting Of the sur. 'Ao
, 1877-03-31
THE MILITARY sAL11rr

a correspondent OF tue Army amt Mn,
Gazette wEtcs: "With'n the last few years,
nmong the many changcs which lave been ir.
tso'luccd Into the army is that Of the salute.
Why tho old, tine-honorcd snluto was abolish.
Gu, no oac knows; but 1t Is an Interesting fact,
and one probably unknown TO most of our read.
crs, that the old salute, which consisted t{ the
ha'ld being brought to u horizontal position
;n 1vcr T. Tug eyebrows, has very old origin, .lat
tho history O. tho English army. its origin il
found In tho lournesnents ot tho middle agts,
aMl was "a i"Ilows: After the Queen Of Bealty
was cnthrone1, tho knigh:s who were to take
parts III the sports of the duy marched past thu
d!as on which she sat, and, as thcy passed, tnuy
shielded their eyes IRON tho rays ii hee beauty.
slictt was tho very Interesting origin ol tt.u oil
salute; and II Is question, worthy The attention
Of our military authorities, why s.,u4il not tho
o!a salute possesalnE kural all OF gin, Ana ASH
called with our army from the earliest ll1ne bc
restarclt 1t is Hlffcult to discover ior what
purpose It was ever abolished"
, 1877-03-31

10 fhf Editor Of 7he Tribune.
GILMAN, March 27.-1 w0n1d like 10 ark for 4
recipe from tho contributors totTho Home. VIII
sotne ono BE- kind enough 10 give mo recipe for
making VINEGAR rtsi When fnndo fight, they arc
very nice. Also recipe fur making cakes {s1ieh a.
wt get A. rtstnntants> for sandwiches. And lastly
tout not icaht, want hymns PATTERN. with fnft
directions for making those Iambcrqulns. mn
certain they arg pretty, and 4 knew her address
Gilman, l,ox s}5 fwI'l rcccivs them and tlank
hnF very much.
1wiil senn 81 Lent my recipe to. gingerbread,
cnp brown ensar. one cup butter, ono cup cold tea,
ono egg ono tablespoon ginger, one coIec cur
dried tnffants tWeil washcd, onc hcnpln4 teh.no0n
ground ciRnam0n, ant1 two of soda, and half Of Il
nutmeg: add hour 10 mako halter 40 still yau
can hardIy stEe 1t with spoon, and bake In two
pans In very slow oven.
an irving lndfana's rcefrn for gaining ayotg.
dupolo. efhcc reading Chats Inst letter feel
Hulte encouraged tn Try blue RfHss, bnt alou1l r
vefy earcfnl to stay awako hnd keep my feet ont
I an getting quttn anxious to hear from Mra. !.
a. p. .! IrinFHcld. At last nccaHnts stlc was
having quito deal Of trouble with Tier bu.iso1u,
and II rccms that waA tho innocent c;atvc Of il
all. Tho only advice can ofIcf Is To feed him on
oatmeal nht cracked wheat tur 4 week. and ia will
bc only io0 happy to hnnd the culinary affairs nyrr
to you. That think would he tho worst ru,ltsh.
n'cnt you could tnn,ct believe In having tic
best We can Afford for orE tables, anti am cnna.
drht NC wcfo not put inf0 this beautiful wurj.
with 20 many gnoh things all around w. IL cku Out
q miserable existence on cracked wheat.
AUNT roLtr.
, 1877-03-31
"1WENI1OLES,n

A correspondent of the Cleveland Leader,
writing from London. tells who tho original Ut
Gwendolcn In "Danicl Deronda" IL. lIs says;
"shs Was formerly worth abuut sl,ooo, 900, but
went to the Continent bccame addicted to
gambling, and lost all Of her money, even part
Ing witt. her necklace, a. tho book states. Dur
by George Eliot, and by a Wealthy Eentiriuan
living to-day IN Manchester, and 10 lutrrrstel
did Ee become In 0wenlu1cn that he ulrcrct TO
make good her losses II sllc would caasu pjay,
hut she refused: The lady nov lives In London
On an Income Ut atatt &i, 900 a wear, nll lila, Il
save! from the wreck. She Is e5. in,narricti.
and said to he very handsome, anil what a,i.ls
Interest to the tale 10 thu lavt that sho IL tho
granddaughter VI QUE Of Euglan1's greatest