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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-07
Another Romance.

Miss Ella jenkins of Manchester, VT,
has just started for st. Peter, Mimi, on
II rather unique missiOn-to become n
guest ut the house of wealthy farmer
and, if the surroundings are to her
taste, finally to marry him. Three
years ago one of ELIAS mill cOmpan-
ions married and went west. Before
doing so, however, she promised to
hunt up a husband for Miss Jenkins.
After looking around the neighborhood
of st. Peter for an eligible young man,
she finally settled on Il widower, in
formed him of her promise to Miss
Jenkins, and persuaded him to write to
the young lady in Manchester. This
he did, and the result is that Miss
Jenkins is now on her way to meet her
unknown lover, and to marry him if all
turns out well.
The Palatka Herald estimates that
800, 900 alligatOrs were killed in FlOri-
da last year.
Boston firms bought $4,000 worth of
turkeys i'll Nergennes on Thursday. The
average price was Is cents.
A village improvement society has
OVCh III WIFI L.
Hamlin president and large member
ship of both sexes.
Nevada's population is steadily di-
minishing. 1t numbered only 1000
in 1880, and it is estimated that if the
present ratio of shrinkage continues it
will he less than 10000 in~l990.
Woman suffrage has triumphed in
Washington Territory, the bill striking
out the word ''male" from all election
laws having passed both branches of
the legislature by decided majorities.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore is now past
sixty years of age, but does not look
older than fOrty-tive. She travels 25,-
600 miles year. Her home is at Mel
rose, near Boston. just across the
street lives her only married daughter,
whose husband is the principal of an
important Boston school.
Now that the plugged coin has gone
to meet the trade dollar it is time that
the three cent piece Joined the grand
procession and took a walk also. 1t is
nearly of the same size, weight and
general appearance as the ten cent
piece and is often substituted for it by
men who have elastic cOnsciences.-
Burlington Free Press.
Eleven years ago the great fire oc-
CURED in Boston, which burned over
TO acres, causing a loss of about S75.-
100000. The great Chicago fire, year
earlier, burned over 2100 acres and the
estimated loss was Sl94, 100000. The
Portland fire of 1850 spread over 200
acres and the loss was not far from
So, OO,OU. In New York in 1895
some 700 buildings were burned, cans
ing loss of SIS ,0OO,0 The London
fire of 1000 destroyed buildings valued
at S6S OOO ODn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-07
Just the Time TO be Pleasant.

There is good lesson conveyed in
the simple story that we copy below.
1t is one that deserves long remem-
brance:
"MotheI's cross :" said Maggie, COM
ing out into the kitchen with a pOut on
her lips.
Her aunt was busy ironing, but she
looked up and answered Maggie
"Then it is the very time for You to
be pleasant and helpful. Mother was
awake great deal in the night with
the poor baby"
Maggie made no reply. She put on
her hat and walked off into the garden.
But IL new idea went with her.
"The very time to be helpful and
pleasant is when other people are cross.
Sure enough" thought she, chat
would he the time when it would do
the most good.
81 remember when | was sick last
year | was so nervous that if any one
spoke to me, could hardly help being
cross and mother never got angry nor
out of patience, but was just as gentle
with me. | ought to pay it back now,
and | will
And she sprang up from the grass
where she had thrown eIself, and
turned Il face full of cheerful resolution
towards the room where her mother
sat soothing and tending fretful,
teething baby.
Maggie brought ont the pretty ivory
balls, and began to jingle them for the
little one.
He stopped fretting, and a smile
dimpled the corners of his lips.
Couldn't take him out in his car
riage, mother It's such nice morn
ing" she asked.
II should be gladif you would" said
her mother.
The little hat and sack were brought
and the baby was soon ready for his
ride
am keep him out as long as he is
good" said Maggie, land you must lie
on the sofa and get a nap while ! am
gone. You are looking dreadfully
tired"
The kind words and the kiss that
accompanied them were almost too
much for the mother.
The tears rose to her eyes, and her
voice trembled, as she answered.
Thank you, dearie it will do me IA
NoIlu Oh Eoou IL ' ou can Keep MIN out
an hour. and the air will do him a
world of good, too. My head aches
badly this morning"
What a happy heart beat in Maggie's
bosom as she trundled the little car
riage up and down on the walk
She had done real good. She had
given back little of the help and for
bearance that had so often been be-
slowed upon her. She had made her
mother happier, and given her time to
rest.
She resolved to remember and act
upon her aunt's good word, "The
very time to be helpful and pleasant is
when everybody is tired and cross"
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Dress Goods Department.

In this department are showing many new fabrics and
shades such satin soes shuddah cloths cashmere and
fannes in fine all wool goods also full stocks of low and
medium priced goods. In black goods have very full
assortment of Henrietta Cloths Drap DeAlma Ottomans
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slTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS
y In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office
in st. Johnsbury, in said District ON the 10Th day
of November A ID. 1883.
William NJ Hovey. administrator upon the estate
of George W. Chaplin, late of Waterford in said
district deceased, makes application to said Court
for license sell the whole of the real estate of
said deceased representing that said sale thereof
necessary for the payment of the debts of said de-
ceased and the charges of administration upon
said estate.
application come under consideration and be heard
ON the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1873 at the Pro
ed that all persons Interested be notified hereof by
publication of notice of this application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the St Johns
bury CaledOnian, a newspaper printed at St
Johnsbury, before said time of hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place and if they
cause object thereto
Bv the Court Attest.
1919 WALTER p. SMITH, Judge
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S,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT, So
= In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
st. Johnsbury, within and for said District, ON the
>! st day of November, A. ID. 1888
An instrument purpOrtingto be the last Will and
Testament of John &. blanchard late of Peacham
in said district, deceased, being presented to
Court by Abigail NJ. Blanchard the ExecutriX
therein named for Probate II is ordered by
said court that all persons concerned therein be
notified tO appear at a session of said Court TO he
held at the Probate office in st. JOhnsbury. on the
18th day of December \. D., 1883, and show causef
any they may have against the Probate of saidWill;
for which purpose il is further ordered that copy
of the record of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the CaledOnian, printed at st.
Johnsbury, previous to said time appointed for
hearing.
BY the Court, Attest,
WALTER Z. SMITH, Judge.
A true copy of Record. Attest,
1T-19 WALTER Z. SMITH, Judge.
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On account of the cOntin-
ued warm weather we are
loaded with heavy weight
goods, such as Overcoats, Buff
falo and Wolf Robes, and in
order to close them out before
spring we will sell any of the
above named goods at from 90
to % per cent less than former
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All AND WINTER OF 1881.
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On Wednesday, Oct 10, shall open large and complete
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cLoAKs AND SMALL WARES,

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fall trade of 1888. This being first fall in bust
goods all of recent purchase and of and
desirable These goods have been purchased for cash
and will be offered at correspondingly low prices We
would call the attention of all of the speciaes
mentioned below.
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NTATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
St JOhnsbury within and for said District, on the
2lst day of November, A. ID. 1888
An instrument purpOrting To be the last will and
testament of DeLewis Il. Farmer, late of Burke in
said district, deceased being presented to Court by
Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons con
cerned therein be notified to appear at a session of
said Court to be held at the Probate Office in st.
.Iohnsbury, on the l2th day of December, A. ID.
1883, and show cause if any they may have against
the Probate of the said will; for which pur-
pose il is further ordered, that a copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, printed at st.
.Johnsbury, previous to said time appointed for
hearing.
BY the Court, Attest,
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
true copy OF record. Attest.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
3atboIti&e WsbItbdttsfeit.

Die &atbolifen @nslanbs babsn Dor
einisen Monaten einen ibrer ebeliten anb
werftbdtisiten Mdnner uerloren, benz bic
fatbolii1en BlGtter ben gbrennamen zines
Qaienapoitels ertbeilen. Sein Same lau>
tet Charles Walter. ST fannie aus elmer
alten9lil9en, tatbolii6en Samilie in Yorf>
ibire. Mit Dem sroBen &ei9tbum ieiner
8orfabren erbte er 3uslei9 beren @Iaubenss
eifer unb Nd9ftenliebe. Gr bate nur cine
Qeibeni9aft, nGmli1 bic, Wobltbaten gu
ipenben unb in alien Mrbeiteruierteln Qons
bon's fatbolii9e &ir9en nnb S9ulen unb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Su% sriinben. ginit
bate fi9 Walfer in benz @aiienpirrmarr
bes 2onboner 8 IT. iftricts perloren. @abs
renb er ii1 sure6tsufin6en ia6te, bemertte
er cine proteitantii6e &apeqe nit Der Aufs
i9rift: v!3u perfaufen!" ilnbebenfli9
faufte CT iie, ba;u elm gfarrbaus, einen
YIas fir cine S9ule, unb 10 sntitanb mits
ten unter ben Mrmen bic neus Wiiiions,
fir1e gu ben beilisen S1usenseln".
9luf bieie nnb dbnli9e Wsiie perbanfen
etma 9 &ir9en 9onbon's, meiit IN @rbeis
terpierteln, ibre gntitebuns Charles Wals
Ter. Man i9dtt feline Opfsr gu ioldem
3wsden auf 10000 Yfb. Ct, aIio iiber
cine MiQion Mart. Die Summen ieiner
sebeimen @obltbdtisteit iinb unbsre5ens
bar. sic Iiesen ii9 abnen, penn man bic
S1aaren armer Srldnber betradtste, pels
DE am 5. 6ebruar In Der Gbarlestir1e Dem
Seelensottesbienite b%eipobnten. CHARLES
0aIter itarb, iiber ~ Sabre aft, an ben
Blattsrn, bic Ct iid beim peri0nli9en 9lufs
iu9en armer &ranten suse3osen bate.
Das mar alio elm vWobltbdter ber
Msnidbeit" int idOnitsn Sinne 6es Wors
ties. @ir iinb ~iberSeust, baB Der eble
Mann sewiFsrmaBen ielbit nm feline rei9e
Sreisebisfeit nidt sepuBt, ~iebenfaas bies
ielbe Bel ieinem Nei9tbum fir 10 ielbitpers
itdnbli9 sebalten bat, baB linn nidts @ros
Bes barim gu liesen idien. llnb 10 lit es in
Der Chat. Der redte Gbriff, Der es bur9
unb bnr9 lit, bdlt es, penn er moblbabenb
lit, fir gang ielbitueritdnbli9, baB er bas
BON fir quite s3wede, Defenders fir bic ars
men, ipenbe unb lest, aud wenn er bic
srSBtsn @aben seipenbet bat, gar fein be-
ionberes @emidt barauf ii9 6arauf etwas
ein3ubilbsn, fdlt ibm am alleruenisiten
elm ss u~erftanb ii9 ia Don ielbft. = BUR
elm Sers, bas ni9t 9riitli9 burdwiirst lit
unb babsr an benz irbiiden Sanbe (bem
@oIbe) banst, rinst ii9 idwer los BON
elmer @abe unb, MO fie bod seipenbet wirb,
bdlt mans gar bod, bilbet fi4 ni9t wenis
barauf elm, ma9t uiel Rebens bauon II. I.
No.. lleberaQ tritt Der llnteri9ieb Suiiden
pabren Gbriiten unb WsItmeni9en gu
@unitsn ~unieres beilisen @laubens, aus
benz bic wabren Gbriiten erwa9ien, 81
Saae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31

Solfes laSt ii6 BON benz groden 6ir6ens
gut, ben maj ibr seist, abermals tdui6en
unb fanst ii9 swii9en ben Giienitdben.
Static rnb Wlaus mSsen fi9 bod in ibs
rer @efan9eni9aft an ben biSmeilen pers
9ifteten Bihen ers0ten, benz SranSoien
miro ct aber nun BON Serne se3eigt. Wdbs
renb er ii9 ndbert, i9nappt Der Staat Ober
pielmebr feline wiirbise Yerionification bas
na1. Gin S6luf, Elm Druid unb Der
8roden lit peripeiit, Der Nation bleibtaber
bas Nadieben unb bic 5reibeit, ibren Meis
fern elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vWinide
wobl seipeiit gu baben" 3u3urufen.
Man perseubet MiIionen, Der Staatss
i9as miro beitoblen, beraubt unb bas ans
sere9te @ut unseredt pertbeilt, Der Nepos
tismus Der Ma9tbaber peri9lin9t unses
beuere Summen, unb mas Sbeim unb
Neffe, Mubme unb Baie ni1t aufsebren,
bamit muBber 6unser bss politii6en Sreuns
bes unb Yartsisdnsers seftilt perben. SIS
sibt aber uiele bun9rise 8arteifreunbe, 70
bic p%oliten S9Ifeln Sur Sdttiguns ni9t
ausrei9en. Oiele 8loiteriuppe Der &epus
blif seudbrt feinen ersOeliden Mnblid unb
es lit better, wenn bas Bublitum feline Nufs
merfiamfeit einem anberen @esenitanbe
suwenbst. Oa 1T l'infame, bic &irde,
wel9e bic pate antique, bic ii9 felt einem
Sabrbunberte UNI ibren 9eib selsst, in ben
9lusen Der Tran3oien peridont bot. Die
alte Seinbin, sesen welde 8Oltaire unb
bic Gncpflopdbiiten anftirmten, sesen
wel9e bic &epolution ibre blAtbefledten
S9ersen aasianbte, sesen bic fi9 bic ses
iammte Ma9t Der eriten &epublit in 8es
ipesuns iette, iie itebt nod aufre9t. Nies
Der NIT ibrl Queti9t iiewie einen Sdwamm
aus, untersrabt ibre QueIen, peritammelt
ibre Wurseln, biitet Sud aber BON ieber
aasu sreIen @ewalttbat, benn fe bat nod
INNER Ma9t iiber bic Ser;en. 0ieleidi
BORT ie untsr 10 anormalen 8erbdltnifsn
ab. Oarum 6erabietuns Der biid0fiden
@ebaIte, Spsrruns Der 9emporalisn, Gnts
siebung Der itaatliden 3ufihe, Strafen
fir bas, mas bic Eprannen 6ranfreids pc.
litiide Ginmiiduns idalten, in Der Gbai
aber Bfi9terfiuns lit. Sour az auf biss
fem Wese; er wirb gum &reu3> unb Qeis
bensmes bes fransoii9sn glerrs, aber gu.
sleid aud gum Sriumpfbosen Der Sreibeii
bes frans0ii9en Bottles werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
Mrmer Mamn.
SIN Sum- 49,

Sn @ieBsn (SsHsn) bat Rsintens sinen
alttatboliiden @ottesoienit absebalten, gu
weldem msnise 9~lttatboliten, aber man9e
neusisrise proteitanten unb sSuben eri9ies
men waren. Was am Morsen besonnen
worben mar, wurbe gbenbs bsim 8ierslas
in sirsm Sffentliden @arten rsemitblid"
polenbet. Sier waren sanSe "a Mdnner
INN ben alt;fatboliiden vSiidof" periams
melt unter ben @diten mar aud Der pros
teitantii9e Stabtpfarrer, Der cine i9One
0tebe auf Heinfens belt. Der alttatbolis
i6e vYiidof" aber fiibrte in ieiner semiitbs
Iiden GafsIrunbe aus, baB eisentIi6 bic
proteitantsn bic wirfli9en &atbolifen.
Der protsitantiide Baitor ermrnterte ben
aItfatbolii9sn r8iidof" gum @usbarrem
in leinsm Rampfe sesem @om. Natirs
lid - wirb aber bic valtfatbolff4e Berpes
guns" ni@t mebr auf's Mob brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31

lleber ben Mber9lauben in Berlin, Der
vStabt Der sSnte0isenS", bes v6orti4ritts1
unb Der p9%luffldruns", ma4t Der prOtes
ftantii9e Yrebiser Serr 9auiis in ben BON
inn rebisirten v8lattern Der StaStmiiiion"
cine Geibe iebr intereiianter WeittbeilunSen,
wel6e in 2usibuns bes Berufes Der Staots
miiiion seiammelt worben fnb. 8ir ents
nebmen benielben 6olsenoes.
Der @berslanbe besleitet ben Meni3en
pon Der Wisse bis gum @rabe unb um3iebt
mie cine mu9ernbs S9linspflanSe ale
Yerbdltniils bes 9sbens. &inbbeit: Wenn
cine Samilie ibren &inberwa9en p%erfauft,
unb wsmn baS iinsite &inb In einem ses
mietbeten @asen fdbrt, bann wirb mad oies
fem 6inbe teines weiter 9eboren. Sine
Srau bate in Der 3eit Dor Der @ufbsbuns
Der @ebibren IN Berlin fir ibr &inb cine
Sreitaufe erbalten, unb es mar balb nod
Der Taufe 9eitorben. sic bebauptete nun,
baran iei bic Sreitaufe idulb benn fir bas
anbere &iub babe fie bic Gaufe be3ablt,
unb basielbe fei ni9t seitorben. - Sin
Mann laste: Meine ~setauften Rinber finb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31

als seitorbsn; bies iiinsite &inb aber babe
tb nidt taufen lafIen, unb eS lit 9eiunb.
@enn Elm &inb setauft wirb, bann muB
i'm Gusenblid Der Taufe elm Mann es ball
ten, ionit bat IS tein @Iff. = Man1e
2eute iasen, man biirfe NIT einem &inbe,
bas nod ni9t elm Sabr alt 1T, nidt auf
ben 9ir9bof seben; man birfe es aud
ni9t pbotosrapbiren %laiIen, ionit iterbe es.
- Grauuns: gluf benz @ese CUR Stride
muB bas Brautpaar bi1t neben chamber
sebem, ionit tommt cine S9eibums. 9lu9
mlB Der 8rdutisam auf bieiem Wese Der
graut @eIb seben, bann bat iie INNER
@elb. = Cob: Man9e 6rante fIi9ten
ii6, bas bsil. @~bsnbmabl gu senieBsn, neil
iie meinen, fie miiBten bann fterben. @ine
Srau idloB INNER bic Gbiire gu, menn iie
merfte, baB Der Stabtmiiiiondr fam. gins
mol iiberraidte er iie benno9. sic that
iebr dnsitlid unb iaste, iie tbue nidts
8Sies unb fomne .rubis iterben; jett uber
miiiie iie einen Sang MAIDEN, Der fi9 ni9t
aufidiebsn lane. Cine iebr alte Nads
barin iaste bann su benz Stabtmiifiondr
iber bieie 5rau: sic fir9tet ii9 Dor
Sbnen, neil Sbr amblid iie an ben COB
%erinnert; iie sebt aud barum nidt in bic
&ir9e. Bei einem i1weren @ewitter
fii9tst fs in sinsn Rleiberl6rant. Gin
Sargfabrifant, Der ni9t an Elm epises Qes
ben slaubt, 1T feit iiberseust, baB elm
Sars, ben er uertauft, sinise Stunben
Stunbsn porber auf irssnb cine @eiis ii9
bewest, unb baB bieie gewesuns BON benz
Sobten berriibrt, Der ii9 einen Sars aus
iu6t. Den Sars, ben Der Gobte srwdblt
bat, miIIen bic MnsebSrisen aud faufen.
Sebr perbreitet 1T Die Msinuns: Wenm bic
llbr plSsli9 iteben blsibt, 10 bsbeutst bas:
es itirbt Semanb in Der 8ermanbti9aft. -
8ssrdbniB: Sn benz 3immer, mo cine
2ei9e itebt, perbdnst man ben Sptesel,
neil ionf bur9 Spieseluns 3wei Qei9en
seieben wiirbsn, mas bic 8sbeutuns bate,
baB es bals wieber cine 9ei1e i'm Sauis
geben wirb. Wenn Der Sars auf sipei
Stiblsn s~eitanben bat, 10 lest man mad.
Der bic StibIe 10 um, bab bic Beine mad
oben fommen.
go melt Der Brebiser. llnb bieie 2eute
werfen ben 8atboliten Mberslanbsn Dor.
Da blibt Der Mber9laube unb Mfterslaube,
NO Der mabre, redte @laube abbanben
sefommen, wie in Der ;6auptitabt bes &si:
DIES Der @ottesfur9t unb frommen Sitte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
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