St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-26
Spirit of the State Press.
lClipped from editorial columns of late issr

lClipped from editorial columns of late issues
Very recent discovery by Burlington
Clipper: at pays to be gentleman"
Earle's Citizen "In diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary organs, and
Lame Back, avoid all Internal medi-
cines, and plasters, which at best give
but temporary relief"
Montpelier Waterman: "Parties sick
and afflicted run no risk in buying D. r
V. G. Guaranteed by your own Drug
gist."
Stanton's Bradford Opinion: "Fresh
Fish every Friday at Shaw's."
Bra .tleboro Reformer: democratic
lament: o Temporal, o MOreys."
Montpelier Argus: 'Tilden elected,
but Hayes counted ill.,"
City of Rutland Herald: "Trust in
God and keep your bowels open."
St. Adams Messenger: 1--WE are at a
loss to account for the delay and the
failure, thus far, of this legislature to
meet the expectations of the people"
Danville Star: Mr.. Harvey Kelsey
has voted for IL Presidents, commence
ing with Madison and closing with Gar
field. Mr.. VIM. Eaton of this office has
voted for 16 Presidents, but of late
years has been voting with the minori-
ty, although he is firm believer in the
old adage that truth crushed to earth
shall rise again. He has for several
years been waiting to see truth get up
and take possession of things, butsome-
how thinks she is mighty slow in get
ting on top of the other fellows"
Bellows Falls Times "Charles Fran
els Adams senior used to take much in
terest in the fraud of 1876 Has any
one heard from him on the Morey let
ter?"
Burlington Free Press: "The Legis-
lature not merely retired an able, up
right and faithful judge, but seemed
almost revolutionary, since, though OF
course the Legislature elects the Judges
and might if it chose create an entirely
new bench every session, it never be-
fore in the whole history of our state,
we believe, dropped judge who was a
candidate for reelection"
CObb's Bradford Opinion at would
seem as though our police court ought
to be in session these days, Judging
from the number of cases of assault and
battery on the streets Tuesday even
ing. We have heard of three cases."
Windsor Journal: Chow can You re-
main a sufferer from dyspepsia when
worse cases than yours are being cured
by Hoods Sarsparilla Q"
Woodstock Standard: "The Legisla-
ture has taken the responsibility, and
events and each mans conscience must
determine the wisdom of the act. We
cannot but regard it as unwise in itself
and of evil tendency to thus throw out
an eminent judge who has served the
state as faithfully as Judge Barrett has
for nearly quarter of a century,"
st. Albans Messenger: "The matter
of committing Hayden's execution tc
imprisonment for life is now before q
committee of the legislature. What
they can find in his favor who married
a girl, spent her fortune, Systematically
abused her and then murdered her, we
cannot see."
Brattleboro Phenix "We cordially
second the suggestion as to the propri.
ETY. of of the election of Hon. C. B. Ed.
dy of this county to the vacant place or
the Supreme Bench, should it be dicid.
ed to continue the number of judges al
seven. Mr.. Eddy possesses eminent
and well-tried legal ability; he has the
full confidence and sincere respect o.
all his brethren at the bar, and he is 6
gentleman in the truest sense of the
word.n
Newport Express "There is no Judge
on the bench that disappointed law.
yer cannot find something against. The
court is human and has its foibles as
well as the bar, for it has to be replen-
ished from the bar but it will be q