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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-31
House for Sale.


Rare opportunity for a person desiring a
good house in st. JOhnsbury.
The undersigned desiring to pay his debts of
fers for sale his house. barn, and lot situated on
Mount Pleasant Street. the head of Cliff st.
This house was built in 1874, in good and sub
substantial manner. The lot is rods front by u
rods deep. Very large. Connected with the
house is one of the best barns in st. JOhnsbury,
being clapbOarded and painted on the outside and
lined and stuffed inside Also in the lot are two
of the best springs of water IN the state, all
mented, furnishing a never falling supply. Hog
and hen houses convenient Cistern in the cellar,
and the best garden in town. Apple trees Rasp-
berry Bushes. &C. in splendid condition. Part of
the purchase money can remain on mortgage.
S2f HORACE JACKSON.
| CTATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT, SIS
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
st. JOhnsburv within and for said district, the
oath day of August. A. d. 1877.
John W. Lewis, Administrator de bOnis non, up
on the estate of John 6. Chubb. late of st. Johns
bury in said district, deceased, presents his adj
ministration account for examination and allowance
and makes application for decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased. Where
and said application be referred to session thereof
| to be held at the Probate Office in said ST. Johns
bury the 18th day of Sep, A. D. 1871 for hear
ing and decision thereon: And it is further order
ed that notice hereof be given to all persons inter
ested, by publication of the same three weeks sue
cessively in the CaledOnian newspaper published
at st. JOhnsbury previous to said time appointed
! for hearing, that they may appear at said time
and place, and show cause, if any they may have
why said account should not be allowed, and such
decree made.
BY the Court Attest
| HENRY FRENCH Register.
\ true copy of Record, Attest,
| 1894 HENRY FRENCH, Register.
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Boston Prices Current.
VT. BUTTER, Choice, per lb % %
DIARIES I'd quality, 1s 81
Common, IL 16
VT. CHEESE, Factory, per lb 10 a 10A
Farm Dairy, good, 8
Farm Dairy common, Oe
FLOUR, st. Louis & Illinois, per Dbl 90 90
Ohio and Michigan so a 90
Common Extra, 90 a 80
Superfine, 90 50
EGGS Fresh, per doz 16 II
LARD, Tierces per b 81 10
Tubs, 81 10
BEANS, Marrow. per bush 90 3 25
Pea, 90 3 81
Medium, 2 rs 2 S5
Mixed, l 50 2 90
DE Mains A and n in a ao%n ShG'e periO
Maine quartered, choice, a
Western, 6
POULTRY, Turkeys, fresh killed. II 1S
Turkeys, common, IA 10
Chickens fresh 20 %
Common, IA a. 16
Fowls 10 IS
Geese 0 90
PORK, Clear, EX, per Dbl II 50 Is so
| Mess, Is 90 Is 50
Fresh Hogs, u
Hams, smoked, 10 a IL
SUNDRIES, Pressed Hay, per ton 10 90 a 20 90
Hops, per lib 10 1Oa
| Potato Starch, 5 6
Oats, per bush so a Sc
Corn, SO 81
Potatoes. so a 60
| Maple Sugar, tubs, a 9
| Maple Sugar, cakes. 10
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.
RUPTURE.

Those wishing relief and cure for Rupture should
consult DR.. j. a. SHERMAN, 25s Broadway, New
York or send for his new book with Photographic
likenesses of bad cases before and after cure. Be
ware of cheats who pretend to furnish DIR. Sher-
man Is treatment.
One of these fellows, german clerk, now calling
himself DIR. W. G. Crempen, is indicted on com
plant of DR.. S. and awaits trial for forgery and
bezZlement. 92-95
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The only combination of

The only combination of the
true Jamaica Ginger with
choice Anomalies and French
Brandy, is a delicious, harm
less, and strengthening substi-
tute for all kinds of stimulants
1t promptly relieves Dyspepsia
Oppression after eating, and
every species of Indigestion.
lcorrects all disturbances of the
Stomach and bowels, and cures
cramps, chills, fevers and mala-
ria. Ask for SanfOrds Ginger.
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Sperial sNntires.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. 20 f. & A. M.
Regular communication Thursday eve, on before
the full of the Moon. JAS. E. TAYLOR, Sec.
HASwELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, X. A. NJ.
Regular communication Friday on before the
ull of the moon. r. P. CUNNINGHAM, Sec'y.
HUNTS REMEDY is not new compound; it
has been before the public IS years. and extensive
ly used by all classes with and without the advice
of Physicians. HUNTS REMEDY has saved from
lingering disease and death hundreds of eiti-
zens. HUNTS REMEDY never fails to cure
Dropsy and all Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder
and Urinary Organs.
CLARKEs TOOTH ACHE DROPS cure instantly.
What is more delightful than Bath? Or
binary soap, however often impairs the natural
wilderness of the skim ndaggravates its rrtations.
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP, the contrary, softens
whitens, sOothes and purifies it. Sold by all drug
gists. HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown. so cents. 9295
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Portland & Ogdensbur r.. R.-July 30. 1 8

Does not run Mondays and Tuesdays.
Note-Stuck train Mondays. Through freigh
Tn. slays leaving Swanton 2,2O, and reaching st
10.
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If parents knew what bad things
their boys and girls learned, and how
much they were in the way of the
officials and travelling public, they
would not allow them to frequent the
railroad station at the time of the ar
rival of trains, us many now do. If
parents cannot regulate this matter, a
policeman should be stationed there.
1t is said by lady who was one of
the moonlight excursion party to New
port on Saturday night, that bottles
were produced before the train reached
Lyndon on the way up-that some were
intoxicated and noisy when returning
home, fighting in the cars, breaking
windows, and otherwise "enioyiug''
themselves. 1t was nice place for
ladies.
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Glen advertisements.

IVEU -NUUTTEI5ETHtHIA.
EINE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
HOWARD a. ROWELLiS.
FOUND-The place to get your job Printing
i done-at the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
DULED LETTER HEADS and Note Heads at
II the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
WE have yet some copies of the little book
w CHRONICLES OF ST. JOHNSBURY
ACADEMY. We have also received testimonials
to the pleasure it has given some of the old pupils
read this little story of the early days of the old
school house Single copy 20 cents, mailed to any
address receipt of 25 cents.
HOWARD & ROWELL.
August 22d, 1877.
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GrOton.

Groton.
An excursion train was run from this
place to Montpelier, Thursday of last
week, carrying Rev. Mr.. Farris' Sab
bath school of the Walter Harvey meet
ing house in Barnet, and others, making
party of about 400. The day was
fine and all seemed to have pleasant
fine
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ST. c5uhmsbmp -Galedunian.
Post Office Time Table

s.. IohnsDury, vt, Friday, Aug, 81, 1877.
, 1877-04-08

TEE NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE APPROVES
THE PRESIDENTS COURSE.
BosToN, Mass, April AT the session OF the
New England Conference today the special
committee to which was referred the resolution
protesting against the Presidents policy re-
ported the following substitute therefor, which
WIS unanimously adopted: -
Ftrst-That the warm, practical sympathy Of this
Conference for the oppressed Of our IEnd d history
of too long standing and too outspoken to need
any reatirmation by III at the present time. And
nov that legalzed elarcry has been forever abol-
, Ise naeo IN tats our country we feel equally
des'Eous that they who. having been victims
o. faat oppression. were deprived Of their
eav1l rights and means for intellectual and
nora culture NAY have secured to them au the
rgnts and privileges that their changed relation to
nc connn.y and thelr consequently increased re-
sponsn.itT 50 tmpcratre!y demand for them.
oeeohoIIhst We are glad to recognize in the
anA"gora ada1ess OF our present Chief Magistrate.
1no IN othef words and acts OF his, clearly de.
eneo purpose on hls part 20 10 administer The Gov
asee OF our Citizens the full and free exercise Of
~ eneit Fights and privileges, and We pledge TO
nasn N tne execution OF this purpose our hearty
sFmpatay and support, and VIC will earnestly praT
soas and may give to him and his advisers wisdom
~ Gu'oe toem IN their important and ditRenlt
s:os oIk, and We stneerrly hope that our too long
1eeang, peace and prosperity.
The adoption Of the substitute report WIS re-
cefVed with applause
, 1877-04-08

CHARGES AGAINST THE LATE coNsCL-GESERAL-
Special Dispatch to 7se Tribune
WAsH1sGTos, d. C., April IA dispatch
from San Francisco says that i communication
has been received tier: from the Consult Gen
cral al Shanghai, Withdrawing the charges he
had maac against thu late Consul-Gcucral
George F. Seward, now Minister to China This
telegram is difficult of explanation, as letter
was received here yesterday by the same mail
steamer which must have brought the alleged
Withdrawal Of the charges containing rciter-
alton In detail OF the charges. This letter in
substance is this: That an American named
Peace was the master of small yes
sci thoroughly armed, nominally engag-
ed In trade with the Philippine and other
islands, but who really was pirate. His plum
der was brought to Shanghai and sold. The
proof Of this was laid before Seward, then
Consul-Gcneral- Peace Was about to be con-
denned as pirate, when, through the inter
vention of Seward,
ne WAS RELEASED FROM JA11,
and escaped Further, that, contrary to the
Consular regulations, Seward was actively en-
gnged to specu1atdng in lots, until he now owns
nearly hall OF the American settlement, valued
At many hundred thousands Of dollars, and
That, although he went to China poor, he is now
rery rich, This letter is signed by the present
Consult Gene1al at Shanghai.
, 1877-04-08
THE DEPARTMENTS

cPEeac3 H&b94c0 TO 1h6 1Ffbuns
WASHINGTON, D. c., April THE letter OF
Secretary Sherman with respect to the liability
OF the surcties on deltngent Gauccr.' bonds
foreshadows an entirely new. departure IN the
treatment OF illicit~whisky cases. Under Sierra,
tary Morrill, 1t had been the custom for Gamers
when their bankruptcy or utter inability to nav
was established to apply personally to the Sec
retarT OF the Treasury, and to receive some sort
of compromise upon satisfactory proof Of in
solrcncy. It was Mr. Morril's custom
generally to accept the compromise Of
fcred by the. Gaugers, and to stop
prosecutions there. This Is nov to end. and
any one who becomes surety on the bond OF the
most Insignificant revenue official must do m
with the understanding that his liability is GER
tain. The Revenue Office itself, under the ad-
mtnistratton Of Commissioner Raum. nayer
made any compromise with Gausers or its own
officers All these adjustments have been made
directly By the Secretary himself -
THE NAVY.
Secretary Thompson will soon have his atten-
ton called to anew abuse in the Navy Depart
ment- Under Robeson's administration it sn-
pears that in the Forty-third Congress
there WIS hill passed appropriate
Ing $4,000 to -. purchase :clothe.
for seamen in the navy, and to place ecamen up-
on the same footing in this respect as soldiers,
This Was made a law for one fiscal rear only.
with the expectation that q similar recom1nen-
dation would be made for the next fiscal year.
Il seems that Robcson did not use this money
, 1877-04-08

BOSTON, Mass, April THE Ee7,a1d will
publish tomorrow statement to the effect
that there are grave suspicious that William
n: Mcguire, sole survivor Of the brig Roanoke,
did not tell the true story. His statements to
Capt. Carson, OF the schooner which rescued
him. we're contradictory, and gave rise to the
suspicion that the crew mutiuied md probably
murdered the Captain and bis followers and
also inc: passengers; that the vessel, became un-
manageable after they got possession. It: does
have deliberately drowned themselves While
there was the least hope Of being saved. In
SAFE which was located in the Captains cabin
were $4,000 in gold,-a sufficient INCENTIVE
Tor an uprising Of the. crew, It ;s
sufInised ftnat :, the crew drank j. freaiv
OF 1ager. and while drunk went below and gnt
1he contents Of the safe and had light with fhe
Taptain and sailors who remained faithful.
In1s Is based On the fact that Mcguire saws that
one oi the crew, o Finn, threatened to shnottha
Captaln. and the fact that one Of the crew vas
lound dead with hts upper lp cut of when Ma.
gmre VAS taken off By Capt. Carson. Mapnira
SAD IL explanation, that the Finn got q pistni
out OF dozen that we're lying about The fah;n
ana that the dead man found On the wrecl. hs3
MS Up cut off In FIGHT With one Of the crow a.
NE the 9th OF March: Mcguire, when found.
showed but little signs OF exhaustion. Thn
ngat Is rather STANCE in view OF his claim. that
many OIL MS comrades had died Of exposure. ;. :,
, 1877-04-08
VARIOUS
THE NEYT H0I1SH


Special Dtspusca to The Tribune. ,~
WASHINGTON, D. c., April CLERK Adams
says that thus far the rol1-call OF the new
House indicates Democratic majority Of about
twelve. OF the 23 certificates, o55 have been
recaired.
WILL NOT BE BORED.
The President contcmplates deciding not to
hear of1iee-holders In person, and 10 refer them
to the several Departments
CANDIDATES FOR SPEAKER.
Gilbert C.. Walker. Of Virginia, is q new can
didate for the Speakership. He claims to have
sixty pledged votes. Charles Foster telegsaphs
here from Ohio, with regard to the Spcakership,
in answer to an inquiry, the following: ~ In the
ordinary sense Of the term, / have never been
candidate. In the same SENSE l have never de-
clined.:' : :'-~ !. :;
TIE VIEWS OF PRESIDENT HAIRS on SOUTHERN
.s-J --..s> EDUCATION.
10 the Testeyn Associated Hress
address Of the Friends yesterday, President
Hayes said he acknowledged the Importance of
general edu:ation, and that he appreciated the
duiculties in the way OF establishing general
school system where none existed. 1t should
bc a State institution, but the General Govern
ment should render all the aid it could legally.
Nothing gave him more pleasure than to con
tribute, az far as is in his power, to further and
elevate blessings OF education IN the South,
where they had been nut back by tue War, the
loss Of school funds, and the general dcrauge-
neut OF the finances. He believed there was no
greater guarantee for the advancement and
OF hcr people The subject would receive his
attention.
, 1877-04-08

THE PORTE WILL TREAT WITH RUSS

TIRE PORTE WILL TREAT WITH RUSSIA 49,
PARIS, April7.-The Temps has the following:
Ihey Porte appears resolved to send. an agent
to st. Petersburg to negotiate for disarmament.
y. Theirs has receiytd4 news from St. Petezz-
burg that the, ,,Czare.fitz has declared !catee:
gordeal1y in favor Of peace, and that Russa
urges Montenegro TO make concessions,
.AoRAa, April 1.-THE Bosnian refugees il
Croatia sent memorandum TO-DAY to the
British Parliament inlploring protection in case
they return to their homes. i.
xsi:"x TIE LONDON: TINES .RkAAnKs- =; :.
tLeSDos;s April The Times, in a leading
article, says: sour Governments has not passed
the bounds Of constitutional right in it's e1pres-
sion Of opinion, Or its engagements IN regard
to Turkey, but Russia rccei7cs an she asked fori3
and probably more than she expected This d
also the feeling at: Vienna. LordD Derby'sdeela-
ration defcrs delibcratiou on common action Of
the Powers, butt does not affect the principles
contained in the te1t'of the protocol. r. We have
the right to say that the Powers, and particu-
la.iy England, have not been wanting In good
viii towards Russia. We hope the Russian
Government will show it knows how to regard
the spirit in which it has been metz
, 1877-04-08

miscellaneous. 81. .aa Total Sa47, sos 81.
Corresnonding period iast. year, S445 S19.?5. !:
>It is Stated that Mr. t. HiCiark,. lately Chief
Engineer Of the Illinois Central Railroad, has
been nffered the position of Chief: Engineer Of
the Lake Shore lS Michiran Southern Railroad,
in place OF Mr. Collins, deceased. :
Mr. 3. Schoch. General Manager of the
Marquette, tt 'Houghton i ontonason Rail
road1 was in the t.itv Friday and had a
consultation With The managers Of the Chicago
L Northwestern Railroa(' in regard to the H.
terrbanee Of bnsfness between thc two lines, n
The General Nanapers Of the railroads in the
United States and Canadas viii hold their regu-
, 1877-04-08
PRIL 8, 1877-SIXTEEN PAGES

THE River St. Clair, anl large. jamin the main
channel opposite Parsons Island. =; f:::;
+; T., Special Dispatch to TIE, ,1s1bur&, y
/ QUEBEC, Oat., t.,;ApriE7-ThsKey.. .. T. Swing
D. D., and Mrs. Swing. have arrived here, and
are guests Of the Lord Bishop Of Quebec
Special Dispatch 70 The Tribune
OTTAWA, April TN the Commons tonight
the case Of Speaker Anglin, who is accused OF
v BENZ io
the House, WAS brought in the shape Of an
amendment TO motion to 20. into Committee
Of Supply, and cepsuring the Government for
violating the Independence Of Parliament Tho
mover Of the amendment read from the public
accounts showing that Speaker Anglin had re-
ceiYed from, the Government for printing and
SCI, 900. The Hon Mackenzie read Official cor:
respondence showing that the work had been
doue unknown to members OF the Government,
who stopped 1T when they discovered the facts.
A warm discussion ensucd, which continued till
midnight,+ ,+when the House adjourned. A vote
will be reached Monday.
, 1877-04-08
CANADIAN NEWS.

cpec4dt O4spdteh 70 The 111bunz
OTTAWA, April 7.-Parliament sat to-day, and
will sit on Saturday in future until the close OF
the session. --,. .5:-i .hfti ::
The Goyernor-Genera1 gave state dinner at
Rideau Hall this evening.
Sir Edward Thornton, British Minister at
Washington, arrived tonight on visit to Lord
Dufferin.
The Government Insurance bill has passed, all
stages Of the House, and will become law.
an nmendment providing that the reserve
held By foreign companies shall be for the sole
benefit Of Canadian policy holders was lost on a
division.
=: u: Special Dt@poaA 70 7as Tribune.
MONTREAL, April 7.-The exodus Of French
Canadians to the States this spring is largely in
excess Of previous years, particularly from east
e1o to"nshigs. Two hundred left the neigh
boThood OF Richmond during the past two DAYS.
John Lyons d Co..: contractors. for SECTION
9, Lachine Canal, assigned TO-DAY. ;.
w., Speetai DtsnatcA to 7ae Ifioatne,
MALtAoEBCRG,e " Ont, April 7.--The steamer
b1aWatha, OF the Sarnia and Wallaceburg line,
arrived this evening, the first arriral OF the sea-
soo' line Captain reports heavy ice running IN
, 1877-04-08

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April The Reading
Railroad Company suspended all the Brother
hood engineers employed upon the Germantown
s. Nor1istown Branch to-day. They are to have
two days time in which to decide upon remain
ing in the employ Of the Company at the cost
OF leaving The Brotherhood. This evening large
meeting OF the Brotherhood was held, at which
delegates were present from more than dozen
railroads Of the United States aud Canada. To-
night other delegates are arriving, and tho aucs-
tfon Of resistance to the demands OF the railroad
company is certain to be decided before Monday
noon: Foreign delegates interviewed tonight
say that the existence Of the Brotherhood Of
, 1877-04-08
Il ,..:+';HuM0R!!! :. :: :!

:, AI11ca produces the most undrcssed black
R0s- - s@~'z"1i**S. s;x!
Cns!eenne. It IS proposed to tax cats .Forthe
oenent Of the public purrs, Of course.
.tis snidgkins saYa:,+ Make your home happy
even IL you have to stay away from it, il: ~
Ihe colored boy who had, eaten too much
boiled sane-juiee felt like sogar-eured Ham:
-:Australia- is place ]llere one kangaroo .up
,',,51t mat9 the country to advaptage.-sk Louis r.
~. A citizen Of ALBANY wants 700 Tor meaktng
W eo!iaF. bone On: the street, and this when
Th9se skeletons re|selling at $a5 each in New
1ofks |0A'" a'f *s *eAas E.Ex ~ Il =. eess
hsA AZ men are not homeless, but some men arsr
nome Less than otherss
9Ghange Eeh'.ia- what abootb]ack said to
So9atTFym1n. SnT .the othe5 day had tnished
IIhe tavtng TN Of the 1T Ceaiis tunnel has fn-
ducet . agreat many peoplaE 10 balIeye TINT tho
tunnel has Gents best days.
, 1877-04-08

4Gptt1d4 L9ffa1tCA 10 14< 1f7b0He-
WASHINGTON. D. c., April IA partial ex-
animation of the New York Custom House
shows that it is managed worse than any other
in the country, with the possible exception OF
New Orlcaps. There is lax administration and
neglect of duty from top to bottom. The re-
ctdpts in 1872 were s14S,001,0O0. In 1s74 they
had fallen of to s10o, ,ooo, 900, Jet the c1pendi-
rnres'of the latter year had increased to $500,
0oo above what they were in 1872. Tie salaries
paid to the principal subordinatcs: are large
The subordinatcs themselves are many
OF them lawyers engaged In the
active prosecution Of their profession,
who do not allow their public business to inter-
ferc with their private occupations. The Col
1ecor himself is connected witt, law firm, and
SELDOM REACHES as OFFICE
before O'Clock in the afternoon. The business
runs itself. The Collector does little mole than
sign Jew papers whicl, are presented to him in
routine after reaching the Custom Office, and to
give instructions to politicians This Of itself
is contrary to President Hayes declaration that
the persons connected With tho public service
should devote themselves to that Eery-
Ice. One Of The chief Deputy Col
lectors is practicing lawyer who attends
to cases regularly in the courts, and goes to the
%R6t0El~dOuke III Inc AFTERNOON Wnen his laW
business is ended. One OF the Appraisers who
hears re-appra1sements is practicng lawyer,
who frequently deyotcs the entire day until l
O'Clock to his private business, aud then hears
reappraiseuents. It is said to be susceptible OF
proof that another deputy has been in the habit
Of
GIVING FREE PERMITS
to personal friends to remove goods from the
Custom-House without payment Of duty, an
act which Is as much public robbery as
10 take money from the treasury 1t is
also stated that George Bliss, late District At
torney, has list Of deputies and clerks in the
Collectors Office and In the Navy Office, all Of
whom are charged with having
ACCEPTED CONSIDERABLE SUMS.
from inspectors and brokers for what is called
extra service, but which, in point Of fact, are
brftes- This list, although brought to the at
tentton Of Collector Arthur, received no con-
sideration. There arc no charges against Col
lector Arthurs personal integrity, but there are
serious charges that he grossly ncglects his
business, and that he is not troubled by
the manifest corruption about him. It IS |
said that there eau he no doubt that one Of the |
prominent deputies is in league with corrupt |
importers
President Hayes intends to thoroughly inycs-
tlgate the methods Of doing business in all Gus
tom-Houses- and will insist upon it that those |
who receive Government salaries shall give the |
Government their best services, and not treat |
the Government business us profitable interest |
outside Of other occupations.
, 1877-04-08
. OHIO LEGISLATURE:

COLUMBUS, O.,.':April 7.-The Senate bil1 for
the reor9anfzation of the Girls' : Industrial
Home was passed in the House, and a resoIr-
tlon was offered and referred to tho Committee
on Finance providing for. = sine die adjournment
April g. 80 ~,,~>~s -. = r.:
The House rs! bin to require ta1-assessors to
MAKE separate returns Of the names Of persons
residing in special school districts was passed.
bill was introduced providing for the estab
lishnent OF State Board of Medical Exnmin
ers, who shall examine all graduates Of medical
colleges upon the rudnents- Of medical science
upon which the different schools agree,