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House for Sale.
For Sale /!

A new and well finished two-story house belong
ing the estate of the late John Parker situated
at the north end of Cliff street. st. Johnsbury.
Designed for two tenements, both very convenient
and furnished with good water from never fail
ing spring. Price $500. Terms, $1,000 cash and
the balance in enstalments of SIS month with in
terest per cent. per annum. Apply to MRS.
JOHN PARKER, st. Johnsbury Centre
LEROY a. PARKER,
$500 San Francisco, Cal.
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A passionate and revengeful temper
renders man unfit for advice, deprives
him of his reason, and robs him of all
that is great and noble in his nature.
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Building Lots.

For sale in the village of st JOhnsbury building
lots situated on a commanding plateau, skirted
on two sides by the Passumpsic River and over
looking Railroad Street, Summerville, Paddock
Village and portion of St. JOhnsbury Plain.
For beauty of scenery and healthfulness of 10
cation this situation is unrivalled. Those desiring
homes will never have a better opportunity for
securing the most desirable location and on the
most reasonable terms. No fancy prices asked
Lots will be sold at prices ranging from S25O 10
$3.50 If J., L. PERKINS
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HAIR VINE e.

Stimulates the growth of the hair prevents the
decay of the hair. Prevents the hair from turn
ing gray. Stops and prevents the hair from falling
ont, stops that unpleasant itching that is the pre-
lude of the hairs decay. Removes dandruff and
cures all diseases of the scalp and a shampoo
and dressing for ladies hair cannot be excelled.
Try it. Ask your druggist and dealers for ii every
where, OF send 75cts for trial bottle, address
C. W. RICHARDSON Barnet vt.
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 A gents lOlU
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The great waste of the world comes
from wickedness.
A wicked government is one that
thrusts its wick into every mans fat,
and burns it at both ends.
There are too many wicks in the ma
tional oil-pot.
The wastes of the farm are the bot
tom leaks of nations.
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COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTERs
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER

for local pains, lameness, soreness weakness,
numbness, and inflammation of the lungs liver,
kidneys, spleen, bowels, bladder, heart, and mus
cles, is equal to an army of doctors and acres of
plants and shrubs. 1t instantly banshes pain and
soreness gives life and vigOr to the weakened and
paralyzed muscles and limbs and is so grateful
and soothing that once used in the above ailments
every other external application, such as salves,
ointments lotions and liniments, will at once be
discarded. Even in paralysis, epilepsy fits and
nervous muscular affections, this plaster, by rally
ing the nervous forces, has effected cures when
every other known remedy has failed.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. Sent
by mail on receipt of 25 cents for one. 81. 20
for six, $2.25 for twelve, carefully wrapped
and warranted, by WEEKS & POTTER, Pro
prietOrs, Boston, Mass. 1886.
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''HE WILL COME

BY STEPHEN III. TYING, DR., ID. d.
This work is not prophetical 1t discusses ,l tn
topic as a divine promise. Its plan is 10 l0 he
the narrative of Christians experience Oh 'T u
revealed facts in the next dispensation IheIt t IA
not line of controversy in the volume. 1e Zen
full of bold and original thought apt illustrate
and forcible writing and is a work which no on
who is watching and waiting for the LORD eau ~ 70
ford to miss. 16mo., 216 pp g. % in clotna on re-
in Morocco Sold by booksellers, or prepaid On NJ
ceipt of price MucklOlo d Simon, Publishers BLY, 5
iso7 Avenue and 42d Street. Nes1 York. e'-0O
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Thought engenders thought. Place
one idea on paper and another will
follow it, and still another, until you
have written a page; you cannot faith
ON your mind. There is a well of
thought there which has no bottom /;
the more you draw from it the more
clear and fruitful it will be.
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MUSIC.

MISS HORTENSE HIBBARD Teacher OF
Piano. announces to her friends and the public,
that she is now ready to receive pupils at her
home.
st. Johnsbury. Vt. Dec. 10, 1876 soft
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DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
MOODY in Boston.

His new Sermons and Bible Readings are IN tlIo
book To all People, from Boston Globe yerPat an
reports 500 pages 81. His New York and CI In
go sermons are in Glad Tidings and Great JOY
81 each. Either book mailed ON receipt OF priIS
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Carriages for Sale.

just received, another load carriages-single
phaetons and jump-seat carriages for one or two
horses.
PhaetOns from SIS to s225. Better prices than
ever before offered for the same style and quality
of carriage.
Also second hand open and top buggies, and new
and secondhand harnesses at low figure.
HUGH G. MOORE.
EP West end of Prescott Stable.
st. Johnsbury, July4, 1877. e4-s7
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&E00 REWARD viii be paid for q bottle OF
VOOO any other Extract or Essence of Gin
ger If found to equal In fine flavor, purity, and
prompt medicinal effect Sanford's Jamaica
Ginger.
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Complaints.

Not "0ld Complaint" but a new compai Mt,
such all Justices, States Attorneys, ETC.. need
in their business-just printed md for sale at this
office.
, 1877-08-25

Let Turks delight to howl and fight,
Tor It's their nature to; let bear and lion
growl and bite. for madness made them
so. But Yankees. you should never let
your angry passions rise; do no quarrel ;
,rade, work hard, lie low, and-iorward
the supplies
, 1877-08-25

Roseburg has ayoung man who amuses
himself by going about and kissing the
uuXom widows, without the formality o..
an Introduction, and paper there is
;ruel enough to think he ought to be
killed for it.
, 1877-08-25

You look as fine as hired girl" is
now about the greatest compliment that
tan be paid young lady in the rural
districts.
, 1877-08-25

Said man in street,car: Don't for
get the baby; give my love to him"
said the other man, evidently Lon
loner. "'Emnt i'm: e's Il 'er"
, 1877-08-25
Thc Gross and The Crescent
ON
.rBhc EIirc Banbn"."

\. ,nc cloud with lightning flashes
Fcroy, Duto mnt,rrd roar,
o,.n,. ..., with wwrlet,p ,pA,.c'.
Ere ,hc,,orm, uuou the shore.
so,br Tur,md Russian uu.itnr
ON the broad blue Dmub.- ,md-
Painting for thc scenes revolving
When lirc.b!ood shall dye the umd
ir,rk thc order, "Cro,, the RycE
Firht and die as iits your mmr'
r, the Christians kuccl, oh "r'"'
Lest We die death OF shame
Road Nj, Gospel in the battle
or the SHELLS, dread shrek 20 hoor'e,
Read hi, love in mu,kets rattle
Mercy mangcd corse.'
Then the mutrcrcd cry is sounding
4. tDcy view the Danubc's Hood
They ike blood hounds would be Oounu"H
Keen upon the scent of blood
And cross the Danabc's waters
Christian, watch lhc distant shore.
TurS nor Chr,u,n never falters,
Each is keen for hNman gore
See they meet and sabers cashlng,
IIcor the hor,eman's laundering tread,
Through the smoke, by musketS flashing,
See the scores of bleeding-dead'
Oh the heart must surely sickcn,
,,f..t..... ,t,.,r,i. will, huirpl lar.
And with shame the pulses quicken,
Al the scenes Of " Christian war
Mothers kneel, for children pleading
Fathers pray" oh spare my son,
But the saber reekmg,-bIeeding,
Tells, alas, the work is done.
Love of (riend-Dld age, nor beauty
Doe, not check the crimson tide,
For it is such Soldiers duty,
Rut 10 make such deeds their PRIDE.
Death, with crimson banners waVlng'
Famine, Pcstilence and Voc
Like the Ficnds of lladcs raying,
Make Of Innocence foe.
Death to dli,' the or! is sounding
Down the bloody ranks alar,
And upon their mission bounding
Rush they on i'll Christian war.
Hear the cannon's roaring thunder
Hear the chargers neigh and tread,
Hear the muskets rattle y0nder,
As To death, the lines are led,
Hear the bugle shrilly calling,
See men gathering ut the call
fastening to these scenes appalling,
Friend and Foe together fall.
Proudly floats the flag of battle.
Densely curls the sulphur's smoke
Hoarsely comes the dread death rattle.
Then lis hushed by saber stroke
Sec the war hores, foaming, dying,
swift us eagle after pray,
Men with ncnds in deeds are vicing
Yes, are cen more fierce than they.
Turk and Christians, brave and daring,
Meet and die mid iiercest strife,
Each on Youth and Virtue warning,
Each ones track with horror rife.
Shot and shell their homes have battered,
Flight alone their lives can save.
Friends are dead, and loved ones scattered
Blood and tears swell Dunube's wave.
The battles e'er-the cloud is shifting,
Death is ruler Of the field.
Bity stands in tears, uplifting
Dropping hears that soon must yield.
See the turkish "Crescent" darkcn,
As we count the gain aud loss,
Or to deeds of horror harken,
Meath the blood. bespotted Gross"
Oh We Turk k's-Mohammet faction.
And We warlke Christian braves,
Each with dark and helliSh action
Fills our Earth with untold graves
Cecds like yours, through future ages,
Never, neVeJ, shall be screened,
As men read from Histories pages,
They will blushing echo FIEND.
, 1877-08-25


approved hy the Supreme Court That
embargo act n0nlhi,Hcd commerce in II
day; rcg-0ryd the merchants. and I'M
pDvrrl-Icd the scnbuhrd; we ask the cN.
crcsc oI mo- such power, today. Neony
claim that the power exists
TuE POWER oF CONGRESS
to regulate the hours oI labor ly the
srrc,cst construction that can possibly
be put upon the Constitution. You all
konw the war power Of the Government.
You or | lay he confined by an author
iry ., irresponsible and dc.potic ~ the
C2nr of Russn In time ot war, over the
broad, m'cnccd surface ut I'M Empire,
the Government wiclds the sceplre of
absolute and dcspottc power. Is this
correct: Most certainly it is correct.
Necessity knows no law. We ask for the
exercise OF no such authority to-day.
We only claim that the power is un-
questioned and yet We are in the midst
of Il social war. ltm2rching armies and
the collision OF armed bodies oL men: if
burning buildings and mil0nds torn up
does not mean war; what does it mean
But, yuu say, the insurgents were de.
frated; what then Defeat does not
mean peace; it means chronic msur
rrction defeat means war all the NOR
terrible, because OF its disguise, liable nt
any moment to burst out with renewed
force it means midnight murder and
the incendiory's torch. Can this be sor
Dr. Stcbhins said, last Sunday, that
thieves, thugs, assassins, came to the
work of fire and ruin, and SO far
OUT DID THE STRIKER
that he was appalled,. The presence of
the savage, the barbarian, and the robber
is here, in our civilization, with ITS native
propensities, the foe Of society, the in.
strument of base men. Upon this point
saint and sinner must agree. What will
YOU do with those menl Jefferson said
Of slavery: 1--WE have got the wolf by
the ears, we cannot hold him, we cannot
let him 90" But what WAS the result
The negro, who, under other conditions,
in Uayti. wrapped the island IN flames
and ,,,r,,trotod ,trocitipe to which his
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, 1877-08-25


law for the better security Of the city
agninst fire. and say. within certain
limits. brick, or stone. or fon house
should he considered lcgll house, with
no provision to punish the builder or u
wooden house. What would people say !
The old grntrm5n wore in their doagr.
Insane men ft lor nothing b0t mud
house, or mscaIs who ought 10 be sent
to San Qucnriu. Measure our present
eight hour law by the same rulr IN | .
punish the viontor,, that is all we nsk@
But Somr say such n law violates liberty.
lngcrsoll said, "Thr best definition oI
liberty was given by the French Cuuvup-
ton That one mans liberty ends whclc
another mans liberty commcnc,s,'" and
every man must have the right and lib-
cuy to his share of the common work. to
support his life, his wife and little ones,
and no man should have the right by
law To- crowd any man into idlcncss, the
pcnitrntiary OF tn, grave. Mr.. Grccley'1
magic words, "Go West" have LIST
their force Steam and lightning mr-
messed to machinery are dong the work
and Kidding of man,
CRAWLING MANY INTO IpLENrss
The public domain is fading away like
frost work of a single night, which the
morning sun looks upon and it is zone.
So with the peoples land the grabbcr
and confiscn,or looks upon the land, and
il il rome from the people forever. ANY
man with mn land to stand mon and mo-
work +, .ner,orm is forced to thieyiun
and murder, or Il suicides pravc. This
is natures law, irreyocshle and irresis,n.
hlr and Won cnnnot escape il if Won
would
What is .he,grcat underlying cause of
,ho trouhln and want in fine countrvl
Over production. By the aid OF ma
chnery the market is over stocked.
But over production does not mean
want, over production means plenty, and
to spare.
THE UNDERTAKING CAUSE OF WANT
must tnen be the UNEQUAL distribution
OF the proceeds of labor; some arc stary-
ing while the elevators and store houses
are bnrsting with grin. How cam We
regulate this evilI Increase the pay Of
the producer. How! Reduce the hours
per day. The demand for labor will in
crease the price. The truth is so simple
yon cannot misunderstood it if yru
would. What is the direct effect SiVn'
creasing the price per day! Our incr "a
in the purchasing power ot the people.
What does an increase III the purcl'As'
ing power oil the people meanF 1t means
stimulated trade Nnat does sumuIat-
ed trade menhI IL means every DrHhch
of Industry in operation, tosterrd and
encouraged, the whir of splndIes, the
chinS OF coin, the busy hum OF trade.
Labor is the driving wheel, the great
motor and moving power. Foster it and
business flo Irishes. smrye and cripple
it, industry,and business is starved and
crippled. Labor is the source OF wealth,
cripple labor and you cripple wealth.
The sinewy arm Of labor is the tounda-
, 1877-08-25
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, 1877-08-25

\ mans dearest object should he his
wife, but, alas sometimes il is his wife's
wardrobe.
, 1877-08-25
Eh" W orkingmcn'~ Party oGIi,c
gniicd Saatc-.

MEETING of THE SAN FRANCISCO 'ECTIoN
oN Arursrj, 1877, IN CHATTER OAK
HNLL.
, 1877-08-25
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY


was wholly inadequate tomeet the crisis,
and the Union party was formed to pros.
ccutc the war and preserve the Union.
After the successful termination OF the
war for the preservation of the Union,
the Onion party passed away, having
fulfilled its object, and the Republican
party came again upon the scene to per
pctuate 10 the organic law Of tile land
the guarantees Of freedom ; that ful-
filled, its spirit too passed away, and it
survived alone in name, controlled by
the whi,key ring land grahbcr, railroad
ring anil reckless adycnturer Of every
class, until the political atmosphere was
thick with salary grab bills, Credit Mo.
bllier rings, Southern contracts, Custom
, 1877-01-07

Ing Il Deputy Grand Chancellor, assisted By P. c.
George Faulkner as G. (. 4. and @ s.: F. :; G.. e. Il
v. Bennett as 6. II. Of E.; P. c. George A.
bennett as g: NJ. at A., installed the following
ollisSrs 9sh;;;a Of Excelsior: No. 5: r. e., Il. A
llnllhps' {. G., B: ]: Wiley; Y. c., james An
Brown; II: Of F., ". Jessarin; K 4. and s., j.
~. ailiisi ~ at A., 4. s. Richmond; ], G., i.
Wallace; Q. G., Isaac Greer. ~ -
~ lhe same evening T. G. H. P. Caldwell, Act
George Faulkner as G. H. at A., Installed the
iollowing officers Of Oriental, No. IS: F. C., II,
n. flotke; G: C., I. Sa1inger; '. c., ]. David: !:
+, $: Livingston; NJ. OF E., E. Rumn,ell; n, Of
r; Mark Pollock; Z. r and s., Mark Pollock.
G. Friday night.
Brother John ]. Healy is representative to the
Grand Lodge from No. 6, and Brother ". h.
, 1877-01-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.

ALE NEW MOHllAR1 LAW
Hose who read these columns last spring Will
1emenber that considerable dissatisfaction Was
oppressed ut the workings Of the mortuary law
saen IN force At the session OF the Grano
1ooge IN October, 1875, 4 committee was ap-
pointed to prepare law which should be more
III accordance with the principles Of the Order
aod mere satisfactory to the body at large. AT
eae last session Of the Grand Lodge, held in TINS
oly u October, 1876, this Committee reported
o,1e1 and very comprehensive law, which was
saoplea, aud which is not Objectionable, as was
Lac Old law, in that it is not compulsory The
pan Is simple and equitable, and should COM
leou Itself to every member OF the Order. All
Ia!emoers taors Of the Order can obtain full intorma-
ana .a. 1esar1lnC the new law by applying 10 Inc
enecss ena " their Lodge, who are nade the 1oca'
H-e0as o1 LIE atortuary Association
A. 1SsTALLAIIoSs.
-? IN Wednesday evening, Vice Grand Chan
SE!;;F t. G. Race, assisted by 7. e., Il. I. Cal-
ce!i as q. n. at A., AID George Faulkner y:
- - IL :, Installed the following officers o.
GS,osnopolitan No. 4, for the ensuing term: +
~ Jocn Brennan; C. C., John Sumlncrtle;d; v
-. Andrew Carpenter; r., Alexander Henqcr-
sstn, 4. X. d. =, ". Is. ives; u. OF f.. A. LIP
Hao; II. of f., l., s. Hudson: II. at A., August
'uoookand; 'srs l. t., n. Best Q. t.. Aaron Dcs-
,ni ihe same evening they installed the following
~ arfs = q Crusade Nc /: +. C., j. j. Alltcle!l'
~ {. Clark; Y. e.. J. kehoc; r, F. = =.
nnnisms; = \. OF L. & S.. John Harris; II. q
fT-,.A Svckias; /. e., c. Il. Sittiy; 0. e., j.
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