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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
DR.. Gage. singular success.

Last week DIR. Gage was again in MOutDelier and
burlington and still greater throng of patients
consulted him than at any proceeding visit. HIS
practice is among best families who already
realizing that the efficacy of the doctors peculiar
herbal treatment, send their friends to him in
great numbers. One well known Montpelier resi-
dent who has spared neither time nor money and
who had travelled thousands 0f miles ia quest of
health alrendy reports most remarkable results
from Dir Cages treatment and lady on Church
St Burlington, reports her after having been
the rounds The local ply scians Of that and other
cities. Certainly DR. Gage has abundant reason tn
be proud of his ACHE Vements. He came to Yer
mont entire stranger aud by his candOr honest
dealings and skill has built up practice second To
in the state. 1t is not strange that people
were little slow at first to accept his treatment
for the country has been OVerrun with unpIinci-
Piled eharla tai who have imposed upon and dis
tor that he has visited the leading cities in New
Hampshire every month for years where be pub
fishes hundreds of sworn testimonials frOm wei
known citizens like the following:
Ira ). Appleton, HiilsbOrO Bridge, n. H. makes
oath-"My wife was helpless with spinal and other
diseases; weight 80 ponds: DR. Gage cared her and
never saw her; weight lG5 pounds
L. l.. Buffnm No. Monroe y. H.. total loss Of
power in lower extremitiesi also kidney disease,
cured aud the doctor did not see him:
Edmund Brown. keene. \, II, child could not
walk; spinal disease and neatly blind With scrOfuR
cured and can run and play.
i lice Titus. Winchester. y. H.. scrotula in eyes;
10 weeks IN dark room; cured.
Oliver Pelren, Concord, n. H. wife cured of
ovarian difficulty aud general female meak ness
Mary Smith, East Gambia n H. dropsy aud
ovarian tumor large az persons head; cured
Isaac Butteriek Londonderry y. II wife cured
of scroffula, and son of deafness aud estarrh,
A. l.. Ceiley, West Andover, =. IL. makes oath
My wife has been given up with consumption ,
DR.. Gage cured her radically"
Ora Bishop, Post Master at McIndOes, Vt, says
MY wife was very lame used erutches DR.. Gage
cnTed her q
Or. CAGES APPoISTAEsIs-
st. JOhnsbury House Thursday July 80
"a w 3Oth 81, y. Y. every Monday.
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LOCAL NOTICES

A small tenement to rent; enquire
at the Variety Store.
A good second hand safe for sale
cheap at the Variety Store.
Bargains at the Variety Store for
this week. Good hammock Sl.25, water
coolers $l.25, decorated wash bowl and
pitcher 30 cents, large wagon 81, doll
wagon 81, bird cages rs, 50, 81, va
lise 81, lawn settees 81 %, hand bags
so, as, IS, 81. folding lap boards 81,
screen doors 81, window screens 30
Mason's fruit cans are the best, lowest
prices ut Crows.
Those frames advertised by the
Home Art Co. on the third page are
the finest line of ornamented mould
Ings we have ever seen, far ahead of
anything to be found in this section.
rare chance lis now offered for every
one to procure an elegant frame at an
ast0nishingly low price.
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POLICE MATTERS.

Last week warrant was issued for
the arrest of Edward j. Ivers, Jr., IL
years old, for stoning and injuring
thereby Kayo boy. Young lvers,
however, skipped town before he
could he arrested, bnt finally cOnclud
ed to return and was fined 50 and
costs 10y Justice Z. Z. Sargent last
Monday Last Thursday Michael
Caldbeck. of SnmmerVille pleaded
guilty to assaulting his wife and was
fined $40 and costs by the same court.
Lack of space in our last issue pre-
vented mention of the case of George
Williams, a tramp % years old, whom
Justice Sargent sent to Rutland work
house for I23 days, upon his failure to
pay a fine of $40 and costs for petty
larceny. Williams slept in Curtis c.
Harvey's barn at Barnet Sunday night,
aud Mr.. Harvey discovering in the
morning that he had made off with u
number of calf-skins, overlook him,
/ bound him and brought him to this
place, where he pleaded guilty to the
charge against him, was sentenced as
above stated, and taken to Rutland by
] Sheriff Sulloway. Williams appeared
very willing to go to Rutland and in
timated to Mr.. Harvey that when hii
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West Concord.

Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
church August 9, attended. by Rev.
John Mcdonald of East Burke; the
pastor goes to East Burke in exchange.
The wife of Eben Goedall is very
sick with IL cancer. 1t is thought she
can live but short time.
For trout fishing Emmett Hill and
Willie .Rocheleau are entitled to the
champion belt. They went out one
day this week. were gone only few
hours, and they came in with 90 front
weighing from 1t pounds tn smaller
ones. When asked where they caught
them they are very willing to tell, but
look SO GINNING about it that every
place.
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Thousands Saw So

Mr. I. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes: II never
hesitate TO recommend your Electric Bitt.rs
to my customers they give entire satisfaction and
are rapid sellers Electric Btters the Purest
and best medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints Purify the blood
and regulate the bowels No family can afford to
be without them. They will save hundreds of dol
lars in doctors bills every year Sold at fifty cent
a bottle by Flint Brothers. No 3tJan so
Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath secured
by shilOhs Catarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents Nasal
Injector free. Sold by e. F. BOTsTON, Druggist.
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PERSONAL.
C.. NJ. SOuTHGATE

Mrs. A. A. Earle of White River
Junction was in town Saturday and
has gone to Morrisville to spend two
weeks with friends.
Ex-Gov. George n. Dale of Mont
pelier spent Monday night at the st.
JOhnsbury house.
Silas Mastin and family are at St.
Leon Springs.-John p. Mccormick
and grandson returned from the Springs
last Week.-Mrs. Catherine Thayer has
gone to Barton to be with her sister,
Mrs. Twombly, for several weeks.
H. c. Ide is at Mystic Bridge, ct.
Misses Lizzie Z. and Mabel Smith of
Richford, graduates of the Academy
last month, are visiting friends in
town.-C. G. Morrill, and wife of Prov
idence, r. L., are visiting friends. in
this place.
Charles l.. Paddock, son of John G.,
Paddock of this place, recently here
on /, visit, has been very sick since his
return to Connecticut three weeks ago.
WIN. Flint, of the Danbury CT, News
| son of Loami b. Flint, arrived in the
village last Friday to visit his parents.
! T. c. Fletcher and family reached
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Congratulations of Former Pastors.

TELEGRAM FROM REV. II. w. JONES.
VACAVILLE, CAL, July %.
"Receive him therefore in the Lord
with all gladness."
"And the Lord make you to increase
and abound in love one toward
another, and toward all men, even as
we do toward yOu."
HENRY w. JONES.
To Col. +. Fairbanks.
LETTER FROM REV. C. NJ. sOUTHGATE.
WORCESTER, MASS, july 81.
To The Caledoniau Worcester has
been thinking much about St. Johns
bury of late, and if its thoughts have
not been wholly of gratitude, we can
ut least say that st. JOhnsbury began
it. You have charmed away one of
our most loved and hOnOred pastors.
Surely among the first with congratu-
lations may be one whose pastoral life
began with the North church, who but
lately received from the lips of DR..
LamsOn the dignified and graceful
charge at his installation over Il sister
church. No clergyman could have less
reason for leaving his people, so far as
usefulness and strong attachment are
concerned but the strain of fourteen
years loving devotion to Il city church,
practically II first passionate, can now
be removed and leave him with full
vigor for the best service of his life. If
the church to which he goes is not joy
fully happy and nObly useful under his
leadership, it should adjourn to heaven.
There would he small chance for it on
earth ! predict a long and most bless
ed fellowship in the Gospel, peace on
earth and good will from heaven, in
your midst.
| The whole town may rejoice with
| those most nearly favored at receiving
as a citizen a III an so wisely helpful in
public affairs, a friend so genial, a
scholar so accomplished. The house
hold which comes with him will be not
less priced among you. The whole
state may be thankful that a pulpit
second to none in Importance is to be
occupied by preacher sound i'll the
faith and eloquent in its defence, safe
in Judgment, skilltul in execution.
Painful as it will he to say .tgood-
bye" to friends and fellow workers
here, few can look back with so little
to regret, so much to rejoice in, Turn
ing from their own regrets, a multi
tude of faithful friends wish for DR.
Lamson in his new home and work the
happiness and success which he viii
deserve and doubtless receive.
Cordially yours,
c. NJ. SOuTHGATE.
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East Burke.

Mrs. DR.. Goodwin of Chicago with
two children is spending the summer
at Judge Newell's. Mr.. and Mrs. New
ell are both better.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. f.
church next Saturday and Sunday.
Presiding Elder Rev. p. n. Granger
will be present. ... f..
Mrs. Hidden, the president of the
w. c. I. u, will speak at the NJ, E.
church next Sabbath evening mt Z
O'Clock, on Temperance Work in the
Sunday school ........'
Adna Young, son of o. d. Young,
who lives in the New Mill district, fell
from cherry tree last Sunday morn
ing and disIocated q shoulder.
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McIndoes Falls.

Mrs. JOslyn is quite ill.-Mr. Phil
bricks little boy was down with tOnsi
ltis the first of this week.
In the absence of the pastor, services
We're very acceptably conducted on
Sabbath last by Deacon Gilchrist.
Rev. C. c.. Cook and family are ex-
pected home Thursday of this week.
Rev. James McDougal of Cambridge,
Mass, preached very acceptably at the
Universalist church Sabbath afternoon.
Farmers have nearly finished haying
and they nearly all report good crop.
Mrs. Bishop returned from her trip
to the beach much improved. Ora says
that the boarding house keepers at
Peake's island clear just 81 cents day
OH each of their guests. They do not
speak in very high terms of the land
lords there.
Friends from LittIetOn and Lancas-
ter have been spending some days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrick.
Mrs Paradise is spending some days
with "a sister who is sick at East Bar
net, ....
aye school na'ams" are beginning
to come home from their summers toll.
They look pretty we'll worn out.
Mr.. Barney the matchmaker is spend
ing few days in tOwn.-PrOf. Mon
teith returned to his home this week.
Judge Perry is making some repairs
on his dwelling. Ford and Gould do
the work.
JOHN Welch's family have moved to
Newport.
Corn and the other grains are look
ing nicely. Kelsey Moore calculates
he has the best piece in Caledonia
county, two acres in extent He thinks
the forwardness is all due TO his pour
ing boiling hot water onto the seed and
allowing it to stand until the water is
! all taken M bV it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30

That Hacking Cough can be so quickly cured
bN ShilnhlS Cnre We ynarnntne Il
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.

The Grand Army post of this place
have arranged for services commence
ratiye of the death of Gen. Grant to he
held at Music hall next Sabbath even
ing at half-past six. These services
will be participated in by all the
churches and brief addresses are prom
ised from several local speakers and
one at least from a gentleman not q
resident here. The band will furnish
music.
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LyndOnVille.

Another child OF c. H. Ayers, girl
of eight years. died on Wednesday Of
last week, of lead poisoning. She suf-
fered intensely for nearly twelve
weeks.
Nine young men from this village
and vicinity start next Saturday, with
two horse team, for fishing excursion
to lakes :and rivers in Maine. They
will be absent two or three weeks.
Richard Jenness has commenced
building two-stOry iouble-tenemeut
house near the extreme north end of
Main street.
The Sabbath schools of this town
are to have an excursion to jefferson
slide next Tuesday.
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night aud broken OF Your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
OF cutting teethf If SO send at once and get bot
tie of MRS. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILD
REE TEErHING. Its value is ncalcuIable. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. De
pend upon it mothers there is no mistake about it,
Ii cures dysentery and diaTrhOea, regulates the
bowels, cures wind collie, sofens The gums reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup tor
Children Teething is pleasant to the taste aud is
the prescription of of the oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United States, and is
for sale By all druggists throughout the world.
Price 25 cents a bottle ( 10 Oct 's5
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time was out, he might be expected
around for more calf-skins.
Henry S. Wiley, of Danville, was
arrested on Monday by Sheriff SulIO-
way on complaint made by States
Attorney Montgomery, for adultery,
and brought before Justice E. L. Sar-
gent. The hearing was continued to
next Monday, and the bail placed at
800. which was furnished.
REV. DIR. LAMSON ACCEPTS.
The people of the North church, and
for that matter the people of the town,
were much gratified last Sabbath
when ut the close of the morning
service Rev. DIR. GOodell read Il tele-
gram from Rev. DIR. LamsOn in which
he said he should resign his Passionate
at Worcester and accept that rendered
him by the North church. DR.. Good
ell added fitting word and said the
congregation would rise and sing
f'Praise God from whom all blessings
hOw,7 which they did with a hearty
will. This decision of DR.. Lamson is
one which the church and people have
earnestly desired and which all hope
and trust will be for the best interests
of this community. The advent of
such a man to our state is also cause
for congratulatiOu. 1t is not yet known
when DIR. LamsOn will assume his new
charge but probably not until well in
to September. ....
The following communication was
received and read at the weekly church
meeting last evening:
WORCESTER, Mass, July p, 1885.
To the North Church, st. JOhnsbury,
VT: accept the call You have extend
ed to me to become your pastor. Upon
this decision, the result of long and Sc
rious consideration, | ask you to join
with me in invoking the blessing of
Cod May He so direct the spirit with
which yOu receive me and the spirit
with which come, that we shall give
ourselves without reserve to our COM
mon work-the loyal service of Christ
men. Sincerely Yours,
C.. NJ. LAMSON.
To Horace Fairbanks,
George May, Committee of
:. II. Brooks, the Church.
l.. ID. HaZen,
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Mr E. Springer, of Mechanicsburg Pa. writes;
II was afflicted with lung fever and abscess on
lungs and reduced 20 a walking skeleton Got a
tree trial bottle of DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did much good that 1
got dollar bottle After using three bottles found
myself once more mau, completely restored to
health. with hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh
of 4s lbs" Call at Flint Brothers drug store and
get free trial bottle Of this certain cure for all
Lung diseases. Large bottles soc. and 81.
No. 3 { Jan go
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Resolved, That copy of this reso-
luton be placed upon the secretary's
book for permanent record and that q
copy also be presented to the family of
the deceased.
Rev. G. w. Kelley, j. n. Bartlett,
w. III. Richardson, committee. --.-.-
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That Hacking Cough can be- quickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Hair Vine stimulates the hair and prevents il
from falling out, itching of the scalp and
moves daudruff Try it for headache and neuralgia
At druggists. I july Is 50
Haie's Honey the great COugh cure. 25c, soc &. 81
Cleans Sulphur Soap heals and beauties. pc
German Corn ReInover kills cOrns and Bunions
HiPs Hair aud Whisker Dye-black and brown SOC
Pixies 7OothGehs Drops cure in Minute, 25cts lfeb
Deans Rheumatic Pills a cure Scots ls6
VIII You Suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver com
Plainti Shiiob's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you, Sold by {. r BOynton, Druggist.
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St. .Johnsbnry Centre.

Geo. c. Vaughan returns this week
to his home at Centre Point, Texas.
Mrs. Mary E. Vaughan DunkIee will
stop with her grandfather Vaughan for
n few weeks.-Mrs. j. ii. Farnham and
daughter of Charlestown, Mass, are
visiting friends in the village.
Ella F. Page and children are at home
to spend the summer.
Farmers report nearly an average
hay crop.
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UNPoRrUNArE ACCIDENT.

Mrs. John w. Balch, whose health
has been improving this summer, met
with a seriOns setback last Sunday by
a fall received while in the house.
While no bones are thought TO be
broken, the injury was both severe and
painful. A year ago last spring Mrs.
Balch sprained an ankle by slipping on
the sidewalk, and last fall she suffered
a shock of paralysis, making one side
useless till recently. This summer
Mrs. Balch had decidedly improved
and had become able tn walk and ride
out.
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Lyndon Centre

Rev. ID. II. Adams will preach me-
mortal sermon on Gen. Grant next
Sunday at 2 p. m. A life-size picture
of the dead general appropriately
draped, was placed in the church last
Sunday by Hon. S. S. Thompson.
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grade to Walden. The American pub
lie must now let Europe have chance
to see the great show, but will hope to
see it back again in future years.
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ReaAs.

At I.YndonviIie Jnly a of Bright disease. N "
tie. daughter Of o. K Fowler. aged Is
At West Concord, July % Eddie II. son OF VIM.
AT Sutton, July "a Mrs. Ann, aged 70, wife Of
Caleb q. M0ulton.
ter aged II
. At TopshaIn June IS john y. Mckay. aged &c. e
At Topsham. July II, Edward q. Mckay, aged
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Boston & Lowell Railroad Vermont Division
JuIy 70 1888
TRAINS W EsT.
st. JohnsburY Post Office.

Commencing June 2s, the mails viii close at the
Post Office follows
Passumpsic x. T. Way Mail, South, $50 a m
No. DanVille $50 a IN
Portland and Swant0n, East, 200 p III
Boston, Mass. Direct 400 =. III
Montpelier s. Wells River Way Mail 200 p. IA
Portland and SwRnt0u, West 80 y. N
Passumpsic x. r. WAY Mail North. 40 p. III
West Concord aud st. JOhnsbury East, 40 y.
Waterford $50 p
Boston. New York. Conn. X. Val Mail, 500 p. IN
Northern and Montreal mail 500 y. III
Mail will be collected from the boxes at Paddock
village aud Railroad street at 500 a IN. and 10
D. Box at Railroad street will be visited at 30
y. m, usual.
CHAS p. CARPENTER. z. NJ.
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At st. Johusbury, July - by Rev. r. Sand
ford, Henry A. Eastman Of Walden aud Edith q.
Cass of Amherst. Mass
At Woodstock july q by Rev Mr.. BFodie
Prof. T. W. ID. Worthen Of Dartmouth college aud
elizabeth A. w ashburn, late teacher in ST. Johns
bury academy.
At Magnolia, Ia, July 5 by Rev Geo l. Marsh
5. X. Lawrence Of Magnolia and Eva F. Dean of
ST. Iohnsbury.
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To the many friends and neighbors who in the
final illness of my wife have helped To relieve her
snfeT1ngs. aud who have giNSe n~e tbeiU aid and
sympathy when death has freed her from al need
OF help. wish to tender my sincere tbsnks.
A. H. HENDERSON.
Barnet July % SIS
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Peachan.


Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bunker left for
New Hampshire Saturday morning.
Little Gertie Bolton has been very
sick but is on the gain.
Miss Hattie Guy arrived Thursday
evening from Flint, Mich, where she
is teaching. She will spend her vaca
.tion here.
G.. l.. Brown was at the trial of York
ut Marshfield Monday, and reports a
good show for his acquittal.
Alice, daughter OF John Stevenson
died at III. B. LiviDgst0ne's on tile 22d
from consumption.
IN MEMORIAM.
Preamble and resolutions presented
by the committee and adopted by Conn.
River Lodge No. z, j. o. o. F., of Bar
net, Vt. July q, 1888.
Whereas. 1t having pleased our Heavenly Father
to remove by death the wife Of our brother A. II.
HENDERSON in the prime and Yig0r Of life, and to de-
priye him OF a loving and devoted companion. aud
two dear children Of her mxterDal care and prOtec-
Resolved That this brotherhood, OF which the
husband il member. extend their sympathy and
coincidence in this hour Of his deep affection and
bereavement.
Res6lved That in the death of the mother we
touched by the dependence and irreparabe loss
70 th0ss little aud led to sorrow and weep
and TO put forth the hand to sustain ana the noatt
20 comfort $3.50. - q,
Resolved That a. human strength l. but weak.
ness, commend them 70 Him who cares for all
and in whom is' all goodness. strength and love
Resolved That . copy Of these resolutions DO
placed records and copy sent TO the family
and also that they aPPsaFw u Iss i0'1, papsf'
T 4. sriLss csmmlttes
~. J. s. KEsERsos,
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TREED BY A BULL.

TREED BY A BULL.
Three ladies of the Centre village
went to Mt. Pisgah the other morning
to pick raspberries in the pasture of
Hollis and Hiram Pierce. Hardly had
they got there when they were attack
ed 10y bull. They ran for a tree in
the pasture and had just time to climb
into it before the ball also reached the
tree and did his best to tear it down.
the tree several hours before the saw
age animal went away and they could
descend with safety. A good many
people are in the habit of berrying at
this place.
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THE DEATH OF GRANT

THE DEATH OF GRANT
Became known here by telegraph
very soon after it's occurrence Thurs
day morning. The church bells were
tolied for "a half hour at noon. The
flag on the AthenIum was hung at
half mast, aud the front of the build
ing has since been very tastefully
draped with mourning emblems and
the national colors. Flags were also
displayed from a few private resi-
dences. The womaD's relief corps of
this place have received the general
order of the national president of the
| order, directing the charters of all
| corps to be draped for to days, and
that at the next regular meeting one
| hour be set apart for a commemorative
service. The sad event found some
mention in Sundays services, but gen.
eral memorial services would not nat
urally come quite So soon.