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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-20

HAzSzxzrEG. Pa, Nov. Is. IsSa.-Dr.
3. j. kenfau & Cos-Genkx-T hare =
very fne mare that has lad q huue
SPAWN fnr long sime. triad s.sry
tang man c0Ez1 dsvise % cure e. Dot
al N vzin- and vzx about 10 zrxe Il M
when friend Of mine IN shss cTxv came
% ns@ and reoommenkse1 Ken9alTs
SpaTEn Cure. which I tried vIsh grand
rsszl1s. rsnaEs1x that burs essar and
eiear Then senx . eensx 20 rou fer
ene e your Iisutrzsexi hcxse bocks. snd
I think thers . no he<see book printed
On tie k1rR AID In dzseess. have
sAken xrsax inseFeak N q and have ssncs
Sid ssxA<een euries for y1o % NV
neixHhD<x and vils Try xazi Do What
e0ed cxn ~ ge<<1ax them for Others
focs sruly. G. W. M1Ex1
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No. ~ kearny Street

No. ~ kearny Street
ffeaas an ChRsnir ana speea>a 49,.
HogNG nKy
"H0 NAY BE STFTKRTNf, rys,n
w the effects Of ycnehfnl folIies Or -
dzecre&i0n viii do wei 20 avail -. -
seivee Of thiA the greatest heou ave.. i. -
- ne 1.t1r q suffering humanity. DR
SSEANNAI wM guarantee 20 forfeit 161l
- every ease Of seminal weaknesS n
p1y11e 0seese Of any kind ar charr..,s,
~aaen Ne UNDERTAKES and fails 10 cure.
n1DDAkrAGRD MgI
Inere are many &C the are Of sh,rtv =.
~ VINO 1Ee troubled with to0 es~,ssss
esacoe9m of the bladder. often 49,
panfeQ NJ . slight smarting m h,-- :.a-
sensa1on and . weakening az rha --.<-..S
q . manner the patient cnnnof 49, -.
-. -. ~ canning the urinary depOsits 4
.sxss s:lent WI often be found aDd
s s1.ls1mes ANAL PARTICLES Of albumer MI
~ " ~ color viii be Of . thin mir
:. - aenan changing to . dark ~,
- - .9peeyances There are many men
- - &c g TINS dlffculty. ignoranf az -
Nnlcn - the second stage of s..r,-
- 49, 49, Dr. = win guarantee ~
- 49, - Al such cn6eG and 3 heafrhs
q the geuito- urinasv $780,
49, n0ars--fo ~ and Q eoR Snns3n~
SzS1 - e - q N. Conszs2xation g..
- "a examination and alyice.
~ sRaNNgv = g.
- M II Ksarny s. 81 rsSscssc~
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KEN0ALL'S SpATW nm,

FREMONT. Ohio, Jan. IS. 1881 n.
Kendall y co. - tfentz II thinE =
- render ron my thanks for hrusss. !. ~
nts which aava derived from vour -
nla and far famesi SnaSia curs y.
and I naA Vainahle stallina. xm<h -
which lad very nsd spawn. and -
nonnesd hy four eminent vatst-. -
genns 5eyond any cHru, and In r. a.
was dsne for ever As asst rssur< T....1.
my COUSIN ts try bottle az Ksus,sI),. s''..
Cure Il hal 9 magical fleet ~ ~.
bottle cfirefi Il and the horse u n ~ - -
DR.. Dick. Of Edinburgh, the emiss-s -
mary surgeon, was an uncle al ns,s :
take great interest in ASSISTING ~ -. - |
SION Yours sruly, Ia 4 wr.%
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the dupiicxas Assessmenx reil Of Einr
county fer the year ESG3 10 now IN nv 80
s<snina for she e~zlee<ioa of the ssxex
tAerein ieysed said Axes win b. Selin-
q1enf On the 3zst dag ef December. EHa
e 8 oicfOek p m. and nnieR paid prior
tharee0 tan pr cent viii be s<i6ed % Eke
amount Ehereof. - penalty. and inserege
ehEyed e the rnse q twenfy per ceuf -
anuum fruna date of aelinguency uaf51
pal<1 Sid rAxss are payAhie &C the sf6re
e fae County TreAsureT. IN SentfIe dxrr~
M c&lce hoHxA GEO D. HILL
Treasurer King eo1nry.
0zLce e kinx cean<y Trzns1rer. Sc
- Ors0oer Z LIB Go dU e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-20

~An FROM DATE. AND IN
I'll further notice. steamer
Gypsy viii make regular
semi-monthly trips direct
20 New Westminster B. c.. sailing from
New Tacoma On the lst and 18th OF each
month eaIE7x al Seattle fer freight
c. E. CLANCEY, a gent,
A. L STOKES. 4. :. of t. mos
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Change Of Firm.

HAVING PURCHASED THE IN
Ill teress ef August @. yahlhszrh in
the hrua property and bzszine Of Lynch
Z vahlhuseh- hereby announce change
Of arm 10 Lynsh e Weed. the new fgsn
taking mp the business And meeting al
obligations of the old erm-
LYMAN NJ WOOD
For Lynch s. weed
Seattle. Nov. 10. fsSa u-Isr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Puget Sound National Bank of
Seattle.

ME BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
~ that we are prepared 70 do general
Banking Business in this city. Solicit
current accounts with indl vidrrals. firms.
banks and bankers; buy conn
uercial paper. counry and city warranss.
make collections. deal In foreign and do.
nestle exchange. issue letters Of credit.
receive deposits Of money and issue pn,ss,
books or certificates therefor. We are
temporarily located in the Yesler-I cary
block. with Mesers. Scott s Chiiberx.
I pom completion of the Occidental Hotel
we VIII remove 20 a more cosnuadious
offies in that building.
J. FURTH- Cashier.
DIRECTORS
BAILEY GArZERr. President.
e. p. PERRY Vice President
]. FcRrH, Cashier.
JAS McNACGar.
81. L YzsLKR
C0RRE~RONDgyv~.
san Francisco. the Bank of California.
Portland. the First National Bauk-
New YORK. agency Bank OF California
London, n NJ Rufflschild q sons.
PARA De RothschiIsf Freres.
Frankfort A. NJ L. Won Steirer q On
jyH Ct
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Seminal weakness, Trunarens - forss
1y dreams. pialplas on rba nisat1
Manhood can positively - We ad -
sick and afflicted should nor sssed N
aim The Doctor mas rravsia ~ = . 1l.s.
n Europe and inspected Lee
various hospitals there. ohrss-u azzalr q
deal OF valuable lafar-na,:., y A.
competent 20 impaTr 20 rha-. -alet N
MS services. DIT, Gihhnn NJ, neu1s
charge unless he effects a r,,-- mstk !
AZ . distance may De eag,ea ar -
communications strictly cnnr,sa.sssae 4
see no one out The Doelsr. ne.A u
ing 20 the Doctor VIII please ST. ssesH
OF the paper they SEE this a.fvs-.sss lnesS
Charges reasonable. Cal =. s-sem9fS
dress Dr. +. eaIBBoN, r. o nG q
Francisco. send SiA f,r u 4
ulessic'rA. aetkM
lfN4
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Tia STUDERAKER \ n. sa..s.,a
x.zoa 6 ~ vcxid E~ als = M
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Lnos1s hav vasex. new prepnrsticu
reg Ne soale1 celiehxfaIay frn1rsus
40 NeresAinx. fox sale e tie Ieurls
q fasossns csxnar q Sssond and ]. =
rsaa sGrsssx =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-20

A correspondent Of the Tr-sta Seeker,
a paper pablished IN Nsv yak city.
TINS psesrres ths Operatives of q eoG-
pauy ct Eagllsh capitalists vhs have
aasde extensive purchases in wyouinx
Territory The corelusious Of she cor
respondent ara worthy grave consider
sfion:
-For upwards OF meath | bare been
constantly On the 20 wirh cattle osztif
over the plains OF Wyoming. gathering
beef cattle for rsch English esmpanv.
AZ present am resting quietly at one
Of TIER numerous ranches before start
ing % tour shrsagh tke Big Horn
mountains with q party OF English
sporssmen of title. The English are
rapidly gaining fooshold IN tins beaz-
tifnl eenntry. The con- pauy hy whom
| have besn employed have managed to
secure q unmber Of the mest desirable
locations In this seetlon- They empiog
parties TO locate and secure a deed 90
the lands, which for a eonSid-
Grafton arg tanned over Go
them. whilst not eCe of these
landed arisfocrass il a boua nsie
resident Of this eoonfry. lea can
scarcely imagine the rnordsnase greed
Of thess invaders OF the rights of those
best entitied to the American soil. Thew
are extremely Jealous of the immigrant
In search Of home. and various are
the devices resorted 10 by them and
their hench slaves 20 direct she arsea-
tioa OF newcomers 10 other sections.
And il 10 At the risk of their dispieasure
Tor man TO locate On lands which they
eovet foe their large herds The con-
pany fer whom. worked are said 10
be the owners Of 5000 bead of
cattle. which may trushfully be
snid 10 -roam Ger q fao1sard
hiliAs l cAnnss bot view vlth serious
atArm the encroacAnerss Of foreign
capital into the Western States and
Territories, and Unless the lzhoring
classes Of the United Ssates awake 10
thar Interests and those of their chill
crsn there are these nov living vino viii
witness the arrogance Of kArd robbers
And the suaexinxs Of q peaSzrsry such
~ to-day CURVE Ireland Thirk not.
kind frsenis. that I oTers3raw the pic
t1re % thai ] ana = false aIarufst. III
yg1 auzl6 be. - / am and nave heer. an
ere wzs1es& 10 the irro<xss that ara b.
i19 rss<1e On cur far and rich western
Domains yen eouz1 not h1s consider
sasze ct tks rskurnzs for vhieh Liberals
ARE dong hAfxie ~ 81 minsr imporsaree
10 thai ck tbs bad Scessssn-
Nrz Nay Ts0rnsur an4t Mi7 Give
Says3ex a1naonce thai shev have re-
cskved stork Of goods frrxa sh@ Desc
rnsfss Arr Eocms OF San Frnrriseo for
The ksalktsy TRADE, vkask shey rvx have
Co exkihxEoa m rouxn No Is In TIE
Amos Rruvr ha<isszr1- Lessons xfvsn
n kscsnGsan- Arzsere. the ue~ rshban
voxk. and drawn work Orders prvcar<-
" sxsrufed IN decorative painting And
he ahsse varieties Of Fancy work
s<anrtnx do1e4 Hoa<s frou 10 q. n
lcxsea nosl-sw
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kendaII's SDayjn c1R

WEST ESosauaGu. W.. Fab. III rsa :
B. 3 Kendall 4 Co.--tfenrs ssv~ss -
ago injured my knss juins vn;ch -
enlargement 20 grow the slzs Of -. =
nus, and eansed ne very sewers IN 4 4
TIME for -FOUR or dive weeks. whan I - 8
lse henaaifs SPAWN Cure with sns - =.
isfactary results. L has cumplssn,, -
the enlargement and stuppsd H. -.
ami pain. nave long known 4 n i -
.ert for horses. but now know i D n 4.
best hnlmens for human aasla INT m !.
quainfsd with. Yours truly
r.P. LAxnzcs
kENOALL'S SPAWN cum
"a sire IN its effects. mild in i'm ,reau -
does aot blister, Jet it 10 penssr,fnr =
powerful 90 reach every feer sss6pl M !,
20 remove any oeny & awth or afss snIrn
ulenis. sucn IA spaEins. splinfs, eurh I.
Gus. sprains. sweIifrgs, and am Ismesr ~
ali enlargementz Of the joints ur mi I
for rheumatism IN man, and fBr nv 49,
for which tinlmsnt IL Used fnr m !
beast. l. In now knuwn to BIZ shs - M
nlsnt n5r man ever usesi. sstina mild u 4
Certain in It's effects.
send address, for Illar taatsd circuIw ~
va think a.ves positive prnaf At IL uElm
No rrmesfT has sver met with such al
fed success 70 our knowledge, fr - :
we IA man.
Price 81 uer bottle. or 0 Datties for n. &
druggists have tt or can get IL for yu. xt
VIII na sent To zag address On rncsipf q ~
BY che proprietors. DH. B. = KxSDxEz ID
En0sburgh Falls, W
SOLD BY ALI ORUGETyW
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL Rvx,rn
discovered, M il ia eartain IN n. = -
does rot hiis' ar Also sxeslas.s - ~
iesh. READ PROOF nRTnN hns
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n A. BALLOON NJ B.. NJ C. P AND
Vt 2. tCxnadaE graduate CT the Cnl-
versiET Of New York LIS graduate OF
the Bishops University. Montreal IsSz !:
late surgeon inGer-Coionia Rail ~av. New
Bruns wick In addition 10 general Brac-
tlcs | viii xive Darricsslar atEeutiou 70
general surgery, 6efornuiries. diseases OF
the spine. lungs. and diseases o. females.
GAI and see NY new treatment for
bronchitis and consumption.
D11ee. W Front street. ovsr Treen &
Rayuaoods boot and shoe store. Seattle.
W. V. oeI4 81
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For through tickets. time tables and full
Agent c. and p :. r. r Co.. Seattle. or 70
any coupon ticket agent on this coast.
3 :. MERRILL A. v. III. CARPENTER,
GenT Manager, Gen Pass s. Tiki Agr
W. Fl. DIXON, Gen y. W. Pass. Ag't. Ct.
Paul. MINI.
w. Fl. MARSHALL Trav. Pass. Agent
"a Front st. Portland. Or. SCI AM
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TO THE UNF0RTnss,s
GlDllIS
aiSpFnaa.'

"'ss kApn-
cogr1nerafcsS
IA eisa a. - ~
gSa essss'
IN 1854 "a.
Treatment :, n
| pai aad ~;
sDDal%sases -
||GS.Insosrraass
- sT 1I Irs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25

was in town last week and paid Mrs. G..
w. Nelson $1,000 for the policy she
held on her late husbands life.
Mrs. Luella Dimick and son of Nash
ua, n. H., are in town visiting her faith
er's people.
John Sutherland of Missouri came
here to see his father and mother last
week.
Rev. F. f. Healey will preach here
next Sunday. In the evening he will
answer the sermon recently published
by Rev. c. F.. Morse.
DIR. c. w. Gleason of Philadelphia is
spending few days at his Island Side
farm here. He has one of the finest
farms in the Connecticut valley. He
has wintered l25 head of cattle and ten
horses the past winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25
SunlnerVilIe.

A CASE OF lNFANTICIDE.-Ad decided
sensation occurred here on Monday,
when the body of a full-grown female
infant was found in the cavity of an
old spring upon Edwin Harris's hill
1t seems that some children were at
play in that vicinity, who reported
what they saw, when Immediately an
excited crowd gathered there. The
proper authorities were soon sum-
moned. when the body was removed
where an inquest was held. 1t was
ascertained to the satisfaction of the
attending physicians that the child had
been born alive. 1t was a large, we'll
formed child, and probably would have
weighed dozen pounds. As yet the
affair is a mystery to the people here
no suspicious. as far as we have heard,
having been cast upon any parties.
The body might have lain there for
some time for all any one knows. De
composition had set in, and it was TAX
en- in charge 10y member of the police,
who has seen to its proper burial. Al
together, such an affair seems shocking
to the public sensibility, and what can
we think of the moral development of
any who can he led to commit such
deeds
W. +. Morris has removed his chair
factory from the old Morris shop in
Paddock village to the Buzzell shOI
the other side of the river. Mr.. Nor
ris reports business good, and one il
want of anything in his line will, We
know, he well served by him.
Mrs. Orange Harvey and Mrs. Capt
Morris started for Springfield, Mass. ,oI
Wednesday morning. They will visi
friends there for several weeks.
Fayette Richardson has sold his in
terest in the hone-mill to Calvin
Stebbins, who will hereafter run tn
| business.
Conductor J. w. Powers has com
menced some general changes and re
pairs upon his house this week. l.
Hoyt is giving his residence two coat
of paint Amasa Hastings has bee
Sticking up" also, and there seems t.
he general improvement going on al
around.
Charles Packard, Phin Houghton
and Amasa Hudson, went to Portlan
last week to put up a summer residcnc
for Prof Fairbanks. George, the see
ond son of Chas. Packard, has bee
obliged to abandon school on accoun
of sickness.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25
Death Of Bishop Peck.

Bishop Jesse T. Peck of the Metho-
dist church, who was to have presided
at the late Methodist conference in st.
Albans, died in Syracuse, y. Y, the
18th. aged >eventy-two. He had been
in failing health for some time, but the
immediate cause of his death was
pneumonia. Bishop Peck was a ma
tive q. Middletield, y. Y, and had been
in the ministry siNty-three years. For
three years he WAS principal of a semi
nary at Governeur, y. Y, and from
I-4l to Isis of the Troy Conference
academy at Poultney, Vt. From Isis
to - lac was president of Dickinson
college. He was afterward secretary
of the tract society and editor of its
publications. was elected bishop in
I-72. He was one of the founders of
Syracuse university, was active i'll the
anti slavery movement and III the adj
vocacy of political reforms, and had
published several religious works.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25
McIndOe'S Falls.

Josiah Bass and wife are spending a
few days with their son, DR.. 6. w.
Bass. Mr.. b. has sold his farm at I'm
derhlll, and we hope he will decide to
locate in this village.
Alex. Gilchrist has removed to Mon
roe to spend the remnant of his days
with his nephews, ID. X. and J. Q. Gil
christ. He was born in this village and
has lived here for almost eighty-six
years. He was by trade boot and
shoe maker, and an honest and upright
man, who has ever been on the right
side of all great moral questions. He
was one of the first anti-slavery men
i'll all this region, a strong and consist
ent temperance man, and he has waged
warfare against these crying evils all
his life.
W. II. 5. WhitcOmb of Burlington
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25
Love Turns the Tables.
WHAT Is ~NICE FOR THE GOOSE SHOULD
HE SAUCE FOR THE GANDEH.

WHAT ~NICE FOR THE GOOSE SHOULD
HE SAUCE FOR THE GANDEE.
ON Saturday afternoon J. ID. Spell
man. the Rutland grand juror, was ar
rested 10y Constable Pierce ot Claren-
don and arraigucd before Justice Spaf-
ford on a complaint for intoNication
signed hy Grand Juror Weeks. Mr..
Spclman appeared for himself aud
stated to the court substantially as fol
lows That he could not Ice convict
eel al the offence charged. and that the
complaint was connected 10y designing
villains in Rutland whom he had the
courage To prosecute ON some of the
gravrSt charges known to criminal law.
lie admitted having taken StimulantS
almost daily since his severe Illness,
hut lac had taken nothing i'll violation
of any natural or human law" The
state not being prepared to try the case,
aS there were no witnesses, Grand Jul
rur Weeks. who was assisted by ii. w.
Love. wanted the case to be continued.
whcrcupnn Mr.. Spellman stated to the
court that lie did not want this pros
ccutiun tu hang over him in a court
where Love would have voice. as he
knew the meaning OF it, the warrant
for his arrest having been made out in
Loves office in the handwriting of
Jcwctt Cain. Love and Grand Juror
Weeks and others being present. he
would prevent them from gratifying
their malice by pleading guilty for
the present and taking an appeal.
And entries were made accordingly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25
PassumpSic.

Sunday walks are very pleasant and
doubtless beneficial to young men who
are confined in the close stores and
mills during the week, but they should
remember to conduct themselves with
proper degree of decorum and not
disturb the quiet of our usual peaceful
little village, at such times. The gen
tleman whose property some of them
injured last Sunday says it will be all
right if the captain will collect his
guard" and replace those stones and
repair the damage done generally
Doubtless the young men will be very
happy to get OFF SO easily.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25

S,TATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT S.
> In Probate Cour held at the Probate office in
St JOhnsbury the I'D day of May, A ID. 1893
William ) BOyntOn executor of the last Will
and Testament of Deborah II. Palmer, late of St
Johnsbury, in said district deceased, presents his
administration account for examination and allow
ance and makes application for decree Of distri-
button and partition of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that said
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office in
sid St Johnsbury the 9th day of June. a. D.
ls-3 tor hearing and decision thereon: And il is
further ordered that notice thereof be given all
persons interested, by publication of the same
three weeks successfully in the CaledOniAn
TO said time appointed for hearing that they may
appear at said time and place and show cause II
any they may have, why said account should not
he allowed and such decree made.
By the Court, Attest.
9lg3 WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25

Thomas True has sold his place here
at the village to Josiah Brockway. Mr..
True goes to Massachusetts.
Last Sabbath was the day of the an
nual meeting of the Sabbath School
here. l.. w. Gordon was chosen super
intendent and F. NJ. Abbott assistant.
There was also Il concert in connection
with the school, in which the children
did their parts we'll.
II. \. Blake has just returned from
market, and is now prepared to show
his customers one of the best stocks OF
goods ever in town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25
Lyndon.

The post-otlce at the Vile was re-
moved to Flctcher's block last Monday.
Randall Brothers have removed their
stock of drugs and fancy goods to
Fletcher's block, using the same room
in which the post-ot1ice is located.-H.
L. Parker has removed his goods to
the west end of Fletcher's block.-T.
+. Parker. jewelcr, occupies one side of
the same store.-W. ). Mastin will re-
move to the store vacated 10y Fletcher.
L. X. Quimby will remove to the
store vacated by +. E. Parker.
Lyndonville will soon have Il sewer.
The pipe has arrived.
Mrs. A. O. Harris has returned from
Nebraska, where she has been with her
son during the winter.
Mrs. Carrie (Harris) Hoffman of
White River Junction is i'll town for a
few days.
f. j. Quimby has removed to the
farm he lately purchased of W. F. StOd-
dard. Stoddard has moved into Nathan
Bundy's house at the Vile and will
work for l.. b. Harris.
Theodore Naille and family, of New
York. are expected i'll town soon, to
stay on his farm through the summer.
J. NJ. Hubbard is in Victoria, b. c.,
where he has work at good pay and in
tends to stay.
Arrangements are being made for a
free reading room in connection with
the Y. VI. {. A, which is expected to
he opened at the Vile June |.
Rev. +. Owen is determined to serve
the institution at the Centre if posi-
bic. He was in Dover, y. H., and BOs-
ton last week, and Portland and Lew
iston, Me, this week. 1t is hoped that
he may succeed.
Benz. b. Darling leaves next Monday
for the summer. He is to visit a broth
/ er in Minnesota.
James Bryant is to pass the summer
among relatives in England. He
leaves in few days from Portland.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25

'The BiOgrapher' is the name of
new publication in New York, and it is
novelty of the kind. The May num-
Der contains the portraits and bio
graphical sketches of thirty noted
persons. Among them are President
Arthur, Senator Edmunds, Gladstone,
Bismarck, Wendell Phillips, Gen. But
Ter, Beecher, Parnell, Robert Toombs,
Judge Black, Senator Beck, DR.. Nc
Gosh, Nilsson, Patti, etc. The por-
traits are reproduced from the best
photographs. 1t is not only useful
publication to editors, but to all who
are particularly interested in biograph-
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mt % Park Row, New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-25

The evil consequences of informed
dim" and I-am-hulier- than thou busy
bodies which affect every community
are seen in the shooting of Walter IL.
Davis 10y Congressman Phil b. Thomp-
son. who was acquitted last week III
Kentucky court, where justice is
viewed from a peculiar standpoint.
The passion of this man who is rs
quick and busy with his pistol as was
Miss Buckncr with her gossiping
tongue was mtIamcd by the story
which this woman poured into his ears,
aud lac set out to aVcnge the violator
of, rs he supposed, his wite's honor.
There are some lessons in this unhappy
affair for those who are ever ready to
forcstall the action of the courts, for
those who are ever ready to impeach
the motives and acts of others, and
those who perhaps from their own
evil natures see only evil i'll others.