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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-11-01
Questions and eInswrrs.
United States History Questions.
No. 6.

|. Various names for the series of
wars known in United States history as
the French and Indian War;
2. The name of the family attacked
by Indians in Deerfield, Mass, in 1704 {?
3. An instance of Indian cruelty in
HaveThill, Mass
A. What tribes constituted the give
Nations ~
S. The Gibraltar of North America ?
6. A certain cruel act performed in
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The Gift of the Holy Ghost.
Acts 10: As.

Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our
infirmities for we know not what to
pray for us we ought: but the Spirit
itself maketh intercessiOn for us with
groanings which cannot be uttered.
Rom. 8: 26.
He 1.-THE Father) shall give you an
other Comforter, that he may abide
with you for ever, even the Spirit OF
truth. The Comforter, which is the
Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send
in my name, he shall teach you all
things, and bring all things to your re-
membrance, whatsoever have said
unto you. joins IA: l6, IL, 26.
When he, the Spirit of truth, is come,
he shall guide yOu into all truth,
and he will show you things to come
John is: 3D.
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GTATE OF VERMONT, CALRpoNI, -
DIN Probate Court, holden at the Probo,ss LdlcT
st: Johnsbury, within and for said district oiee IN
sd day of Oct A. ID. 1873. 'icl On The
Juliette A. Hill, guardian of Moses Hin
son of Moses Hill late of Litteton, in H. minor
of Grafton, state of New Hampshire ' I county
makes application to said Court for deceased
the whole of the real estate of her said to sell
this state representing that the sale fbo warG in
the purpose of putting the proceeds of sncio for
interest, or investing the same in stocI en sale at
real estate would be beneficial to said Wou5 other
WhereupOn it is ordered by said conrt T
application be referred to session tberasl a' said
held at the Probate Office in said 81 IaIt 70 be
on the 9th day of November, A. D. ls7. OsEurt5nrr
ing and decision thereon and it is frr,i Of hear
ed that all persons interested be notified order
publication of notice of said applcatim Lsoi by
thereon three weeks successfully in iSs 3 rvlrdsr
MAN, printed at St. JOhnsbury, before saS S& .
hearing, that they may appear at said tix "us o
place, and if they see cause object thereto anu
By the Court, Attest,
52-54 HENRY FRENCH, Repists,
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PATENT rs.

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acertdtning the pdtentabitity of Intentions. R. H
EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TESTIM ONIALS.
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Boston, October 10, 1876.
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Estates.

GTATE OF VERMONT CArpno,-,.
In Probate Court held at the Probottss IlRIcT, s.
St JohnsbuTy within and for said IiSte Office IN
10th day of October, A. D. 1873 uiStilct On tba
An instrument purporting 10 6oa
Testament of Harley NJ. Hall late "a dSs1 Will and
said district deceased being preseptadb burke IN
by George lde one of the executors tbeuoito Cont
for Probate: 'hefeln nama5
1t is ordered by said Court tbot =,
concerned therein be notified to apnear al Person,
of said Court to be holden at the pro az Session
in st. Johnsbury, on the I'd day of FO9 %a 0fcc
d. is7 and r show cause if they ImU "S
purpose it is further ordered, that oo ior which
record of this order be published tbree' opy Of b
cessively in the CaledOnian, weeks sue
JOhnsbury, previous to said time anuoi at St
hearing appointed fr
By the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH. Raj.
true copy of Record, Attest, Register
5l-53 HENRY FRENCH. po.
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Notice of Assignee's appointment

Notice is hereby given that ON the 26th day d,
Sept, A. ID. 1873, was duly chosen assignee Of bs
estate and effects of G. II. & j. NJ. Weeks. BaHI.
rupts. GEO. b. WALKER
Dated at st. Johnsbury Oct. A. 1878. 5l-53
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The Best and Cheapest Yet

1 have just received car load of CARRIAGES
all new and in good order. PhaetOns and Top pug
gies, twO-seated Carriages of any description open
Wagons. These carriages right from the mAiI
ufactory, and are bought at the bottom prices
can give lower price on top work than any eOH
Germ in Vermont for the same quality of CarIla7ii
Also a fine lot of Harnesses, just opened N 'ln
convince any man that wants a harness, thai Tan
sell him Nickle or Rubber, Silver Plate ll i,
nesses Dollars less than he can buy of any Geai''
in the county. II. Z. MOOhb'
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FOR SALE.

number of good Driving Horses and some for
work; and some good second hand Carriages omen
and covered also some two seated Carriages Will
sell to suit the times JERRY DREW
st. Johnsbury, July IT, 1878. 3stf
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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's
Village and portion of st. Johnsbury Plain
For beauty of scenery and healthfulness of To-
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 $3.50 to
$3.50. If j. L. PERKINS
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NV RZCH RL00D.

Parsons Purgative Pills make New h t6e
Blood and will completely change the blood ~ Who
entire system in three months Any PersJIn may
will take pill each night from to l2 Weeks " "s
be restored to sound health, il such thing Oo
sible Sent by mail for letter stamps rolis
JOHNSON g. CO., Bangor, Me.
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Notice of Assignee's Appointment

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, SIS
In the District Court of the United States fan fl.
District of Vermont. In the matter of HARIT
H. STREETER, Bankrupt in BANKRUPTCY
The undersigned hereby gives notice of hi, a.
pointment as Assignee of the estate of HAKyy
H. STREETER. of Lyndon, in the County Z
Caledonia and State of Vermont.
L. ROBINSON, Assignee.
Newport, vt, Oct. 81, 1873. 52l5i
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B0YNToN's FURNACES.

Cast of Wrought Iron. Suitable for Col -,
Wood. BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE.
Are Powerful Heaters; Remarkably dura
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Economy is Wealth.
How to Save Money.

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or periodicals will money and trouble by or
dering them in connection with the CaIedonidn.
The OaIedonian will be sent for 1879 with any of
the below named publications as follows:
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WEDDING CARDS-We have lately added
w several new styles of type for wedding anu
address cards, and are prepared to print the same
in good style and at reasonable prices. Wedding
Envelopes on hand, at the ,,,,,c,
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE
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Prof, Schem's Illustrated History of
THE WAR IN THE EAST,

Or the conflict between Russia and Turkey is the
only success of the year Agents everywhere do
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Price only $780, Best terms ever heard of. A gents
address II. S. GOODSPEED & CO., New York or
Cincinnati, o. 1914
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MONTHIIES.
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OLD PAPERS,

Good for pantry shelves, putting under carpets,
md doing up bundles, for sale at so cents a hun
ired, at this office. If
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Flu r M 1T U r e!

With the change of the firm from CALDER
WOOD & SEVERANCE to
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Standard Winter Varieties.

Customers wanting this fruit should call early as
the stock is not as large as usual
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MICHIGAN APPLES,

Apples in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-05

because abe had lost hcr suit Tho dny that 4he
was there | looked ia pigcOnholc i for the
paper III her case. II vas not there. | told her
I" call the next day and would have tho unper
hunted up She cumc the next dnv. began
my scnrch by looking again IT, The Iig'onholo
L. | found the dcctcy There though Hm posi-
tive II was not there ihc day hc'nrc."
4 he witness hero prudu 'cd the decree.
The word dclrudfnt that had bocu written
undui the printed. uui rt,-ecd Ctti word plain
Nn. h0 okplulurd. had l,cn erased aud
Hiaiinlir wti,ign ia rscea Jn'smc9t q slHO
lowed ,lor counsel irca. and the defendant was
-, The witness identified the writing in part as
mat oi Justice Finckucy ard pari. including
his own signature, was that of tho deputy
clerk.
took this paper ln the Judge" the wilncss
SAID and ssid to hun The il outrageous.
aud cannot 50 On. ana this paper cannot 20 on
III. a. It is lic ask"d how II WIS 70 ho iVcd;
saul some Of tho mcmhcrs over ~ the Spartan
Cub had told him hc had don the woman u
wrong 10y deciding against her. and 60 hc tried
to itN II. told him the CnlS way tu do WI. 60
make oui another decree lihc the original. llc
did SO, and asked me to DESTROY the ono he had
altered.
Why didut h. destroy 1t himsclfS" Justice
Pin"knoys lawyer asked.
because" Anthony replied. hO did not hRyS
u IN his possess Ion to destroy"
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NOT 4 marry FdMILY.
More Wrnnaiinx Among the Republicsas OF
thc Firth District.

The Republicans Of tho Fifth Assembly
Dstrict ha,o not been thoroughly united for a
long time. About two years ago Austin q.
Irake. President OF the Association. WIS ac-
cusnd of having converted 10 his own USE 1000
- nc ess-'iaiiun's money and OF navin.
mulctcd certain officials whom lao hnll,cd 10 Ap-
point. His defence was not considered satis-
factory. and lac wae dcpp-od and expelled. His
successor was John II. Brady. vino urcfcrrod
and pressed the charges. No sooner was Mr.
BRADY firmly seated. his opponents say. than no
began 10 ussumc IN a smull way the diclatorial
power swayod by tho cx-king and before long
no became IA unpppular as his predecessor
At the late election most OF The straight Repub-
licana desired 10 run Republican for the As
scmbly. but Mr.. Brady 50 engineered the Con
vcntion that no nomination was made. On the
contrary, ne caused The approval Of the nom-
nation Of ex-senator Michael Norton. Another
complaint IL that he runs the association as y
close corporation. and refuses to accept now
members, no matter how clear their record.
until ho has first thoroughly satisfied himself
that he can control them Mr. r. A. Klcbe
Secretary of the German American Republican
General Committee snys that no oftorod Mr..
Brady list Of slxly nino now membcrs. but
About nfty Republicans Of tho district. mostly
pomocrs ot Br4dy's orgnnz9,ion. met IN
6rK6ni,,, new association. Mr.. Jam"s win-
ierbottom presided. A letter from Mr Louis
Unger, President Of tho German American
Association. was read. in which ho appealed 10
all good Repubcansto TO rise against the misruio
and corruption in the district RESOLUTIONS
ccnsuring the course of Mr. Brady and declnr-
ing that his action had cost the party many
votes wore passed. Tho nssociation will elect
lermhnCnt uniccrs on Tuesday ncNt Mr..
Charles II. Hously, bu ness man. is named
~ President. On the same evening the Brady
Tor rcgularl Association will hold an election
and The opposition against Mr. Brady lfor he
has Opponents even in hrs own body guard ia
10 be Mr.. Daniel Mooney.
II Is the intention of the now organization TO
prefer charges against Mr. Brady before the
General Committee. They ara to include mis-
management. trading with Democrat. aud cor
ruption. II IL likely that there is iu b. n pro-
longcd contest. Republicans assert that under
uropor management they could poll 2 500 or
1000 votes in tho district but that under Mr.
Brady administration this yoto has bcen frit
tprol away
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TURKEYS NEu MINISTRY.
Cabinet thSt IA Expected 90 Garry Out the
Prrieo4ed ReCcrsn.

CohsTASrINori.H, DEC. t.-Ihe Ministry
have bocn dismissed. The following now Min
listers hayo been onpoin,cd Grand visier.
Khcircddin Pasha Shiokul Islam Ahmd Assad
Enendl; Minister Of War GhaSi Osman Paahn ;
Alinlstor OF Foreign Affairs. Karntheodori
pHsha; Minister Of the Inlcrinr KAlri pa-ha !
Minister Of Justice said paehh; Miniairr OF
Dpmmerce, DjcN hi faaha; Minister OF Public
Works. SiwHs pHshn
Photiadcs who haa hocn raised 60 the rank of
lasha will succeed knrathrpdori Tnshn M Ciov-
crnor ,oi, Crete; Reoul pusllA hae been dis
missed from tho post OF Grand haatcr Of
Artillery, Said rHslA will also ad "a Minister
Of tho Interior and Snwas pashA "a Minister uf
forclgn Affairs. until kndrl pashA And Kara
thsdnri fisha rrrlW IRON BigdHd and Crete.
The Imperial decree announcing the appoint
m"nig recommends the now Ministers 10 .trlvc
I" carry out the pruI"clOd reforms to repair Che
cVils OF tho latn Nar Tho dOorro nlAo hn
nouno thHt tho projected reforms viii bo
shortly promulgated.
Tho term Of Suamau paehn's sentence 90
lmnrisonment. for nisoOndurt during the war
T. iiucD years. He haa taken an appeal
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JO1TIHGS .inOrr TOwS

Tho lion t.Ln' II arrandfaOrr Ar. B;iha
Root atd daugiltr sfc d0ine Hnll
..hnG On" ,h, head q Nc Ae~rN.n Bschanse.
ppHi. li,rr a'ld . tc iron. f,urth story ,gintow
al >" ka"' lou~on street ycscria5, Hud uus killed
, oGy , r'.' anl, Of rnol tas sey.'or 40 at
~ We cathcir, rnlr ilt cgouin, tlo oi,no.u bcdce
wa, s"a,i T., lns,.Stt DAa H'd Tie si,,vf nA'ntd
human lloni DEN VS. elected NaIpr ol rlr'n0ch.
Rm'%rot, rnd hIo her'AucanS
rHuhk Collins IN III suit sgnirst (,cu KioLol,s Gas
sha, or tihn odHmis' spr oic u-, te .rvioos Of his
aHuthUr hmma NaS giVra n Nrrct M SOM
James narnarn, drusr.t VI Kcw H,rhcI'o vito
bonrid At a0i NcN fr Good street took ~ rrSlms
o. hl irat" NJ cloti cst ti urh hdins 10 Nil Llms H.
,ra ra.nsCI, s siy'9g ~, .o% =. I2 Yss"s Loe.h!
here RECEIVED rHn TO AGENTS 80 roDHio thus nAkns
uic cnNtoi their rasstsn tid
Th0Nas fust'T foreman In Ira Brown'a livery staiLo
a. n ~ nyr"%r % nll & &aGsd y PIT .Oead s,rci 1cHcr
bVrh o"ntlalWag OF not kchHs WVlL
The run on the rrSvidcnt Instnuon Iorsavins. IN Jcr.
OK S, S.3o eSco ~ tie As sgy s.os. s,nl
"V'" oIoSd hHNu sihcc bcen Wnr~ci
ehio raas'nr IN trout u CiauSu'- bvNrr. IN Past
d~otc and S'' S,a e%d sca ~ sns o
M 'NFr Wnck" nhl an extension platform
M,sen,. ,enon al opor. 10 Nox0 ~ n,ero"ts to he
o. " hHr'Ar,' A. al hccn nnnA-ryd I've caansc u
due u thc s,il,a ndslosi1'n Y 81. trnI~iI
A ~ LRannn o. lai,o"r. Un p,o gi,vrik drive com.
pl,ncd u i,n ilaril M Mslnr ch,rf cr,t ,o,tr-
dnl. thst Mtwss Mcirr aud Aollei.,. Tie c"'irn,tHs
lher wages arr ~ adaY
In M aurrVArou ~ the coclrd boartns houc Al %
y,-er'' gas AMI Ar,hm" iirn,. %.'" Of cnhslino
hsS az bi,Shl Tic WOuipls alv nh tHlil
Te lvn,o,aloi o. hss's from u'e odd eherehyard AZ
',,'e Vr,c SAWS. Ai-.s, l1rS AGO ,..i 10 hs,v bees
,r. saSS 9SEsG E io y s @ s ns'S J g3 & @ 1s srfs
ea'e been ss0Sa aTe LsAfs skA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-05
the PRINTERS ELECTION.
Typographical UnIon No. q Chooses the Res-
uiar Ticket, with One Exception.

Tho annual election Of officers OF Typo-
graphical Union No. G was held yesterday. II
resulted In the election OF the entire regular
ticket with ono exception. The election called
forth a great doal of interest. and the vote was
nm unusually full one. Chapels woro held in
THE Sun. Herald aud other newspaper o1lcos.
whilo members not connected with Union
Offices deposited thoir votes at the headquarters
in Chatham street. Tho polls were closed at 8
O'Clock and the President and the Secretary
wero occupied until midnight in canvass ing the
votes Each Office sont it, returns in n scaled
envelope. In tho evening Mr. kclls. Mr. Col.
burn. and other ,ucce-siul nominees were CON
graduated bJ their friends. Tho indapcndcnts
mado worry crnd ditnbo showing. au1 took their
defeat in tho ~ al Of spirits. The following Rro
Tho roturns as Tar ns oauNa.>scd up 10 midnight: 4:
HfovLM rUstr Fnr President pavLt Keil.. Tor Vic.
rr.dcni hdward tcency. t." tor SECRETARY Charles
80 TOR fuut Trustee. Thomas II Fiockhart fiG ior
Trustees. Thomas l. NAAMtn IiN. James ~ Nh ,T of
s"tgctntat Arns Thomas Robinson 80 fnr Dele
iohn 7 Cumming so. william white. No. " II
tsrtrAaprNt TcEi1.- Pnr Trc-idcnt David Hcis s7p.
tHr wee fr sidcnt Al nlrr -rrv 2iH, rcorrt,rv
l"hn kenneF "a, Tor ir't.srrr Johu fiun 2t1
int fuhi rru-r r. tef Krsvrr 30 TOR Trustees James
otmn'r 20 J. H.Auucu 2Ti. tor Sstauant 1t
Arms william Nnliush To-, tUr DrlceStc- tp Int
National unen, = fi'rcc. sil John pvyic. PA
rhomssj Par. 80 KiNariJ Kain 90,
Mr Edward J. KNln. Tor Delegate 10 the In
trnHtipnal Union. WAS the only member ~ tho
Independent ucksS cloctcI.
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Evidence from tho Grave 90 be Employed In
the Trial OF Dr. bradford.


DR. Orlando i. Bradford was at the bar OF
tho General Scssions yesterday TO answer for
tho death Of Mss Sarah Victoria Conners Of BOT
Ehst Twenty sixth street Tho choosing Of tho
Jury was q tedious task. cn.sroasng tho prison
or's array Of lawyers AMI Assistant District At
tornoys Boll and Rollins Ia cross-oxamlning
almost the last Juror. the prisoners senior law
% YOU take any stock in the teachings Of
te lIcv T. DE witt ralnneep"
No. WA tto prompt reply.
noccpt YOU unhestHiingly. then A n
Juror. the lawyer sad. and tho court rang with
Miss Conucrs. Mr. BeN said in his opening.
dlgd IN hcr inoih"r'H rooms IN tho house at
Ef East Twenty sixth str,ct. on the 2eth OF
June last Three weeks earlier Miss Conners
was taken 20 the door of the house ia a coach
Two men were. with ber in the coach. She
seemed extremely wnak and tOttercd across the
sidewalk. Ono nf u.e men carried her In his
arms NJ 10 her mothers rooms Shc did not
from her home on tho 2Oth OF May. ten days bo-
fore che was taken home M the coach II was
evident then that -ho wns about Ia become u
been intimate with a clerk In a fashion
able uptown hoisl mud With young
physician. The, hotel clerk know her
Mss Conners, She told the clerk that
he was the father OF her unborn child The
wont. however, To- DIR. Bradforis house. In En,t
Twelfth Htreet where she became tho victim OF
malpractice Miss Conncrs. when very al. sent
for her mother aud the young physician. and
they requested that she ho taken home. Dr.
Bradford c0l'od In DR.. IiAkef After Miss
Conners's removal to hor home, DR. bradford
attended hor until her death He then asked
pr Bnkar. who had dis linucd his attendance
for certificate that Miss Connrrs died Of con
eumption. He said tLAt h had bean in trouble
before and that his uHfnO was ia bad olor with
tho Board Of Health. nr Baker gave the GER
!iilcate and hias Gonn'y4s rnnlsins were In
TERED in Oypross HIS Cemetery. In scptcm-
bcr MLiic working upon an entirely different
-5-C Inspector Murray became convinced thal
hii4s Come n. died Of malpractice. and hOnoe he
had the body eNhum0d.