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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-04

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Electromagnetic perluenbet.
Sir bas @eoeiben Der Serfel lit e
notbwenSis, baB ie bduiis ms 5reie Uni
gu @aiier fommen. = ia, es 1T seratDen
tie idon friber, 10 LANCE iie nod BEL Sc,
SHUTTER iins, an Die fre,e SUIT 81 selu5b.
men. Cine nod CUTE @eibe iOrsert sbas
Badstbum ursemein.
BUR Gufsudt iudbte man Die i65nfen
uro fraftisiten Terfel; Die nidt Sur3udt
beitimmtenf inb alsbalo aus5uI6eiben,
uno atuar tuentt Die Serfel nod an Der
Ufutter iausen; iino Die 9biere l6on ab,
selest, 10 mnB bic goriidt bea6tet tper=
Den, oaB iie por Dem geridneiben fem
gutter erbalten nnb na6 bemlelben nur
n1dBis sefittert tuer6en.
Stno bic Serfel "a Mouate aft. ip
l1no tie % tueit ertartt, baB lie nit ben
lo9srannten Saielidpeinen auf bie@eibe
setrieben perben f6nnen.
Mtttel ge9en 9ur1fanb
abiatfdlbern. 9as bdufise guf.
treten BEG Surdfaqs BEL &Gl5ern perur.
la6t uielen Siebbeiisern Gorge. Cine
erldredlite Gn5abl bon Mtittel lit basez
gen empfobten tuorben, aber Die meiteu
baben 1temals ben ertoarteten griola ae,
babt, 5umal es i9uer 1T, ben adl6ern
Die Mebt5in iii fliiIiser Jorm gu sebeu.
Seoe @ittbeiluus nad bieier &idtuns
bin 1T oes6alb INNER beadtens,pertb.
@ir f0nnen ielbitueritdnblld feline Ga.
rantie iibernebmen, aber zines gerlu
Dies oiirfte oas nabfolserb ansesebene,
elHfate Silfsmittel, tueldes ben 9bie=
rem IN leidter, 9efabrluier ,peiie beisu
~brtnsen tit, auf ale Safe tpertb Iein.
0aslelbe beitebt aus sleiden g6eiler
@nStnn (gentian), @ert6mutb unb
S1denrtroe. gut 9epulpert uno permil6t,
u1o miro in elmer Slasbt5Ie iursfdltie
uerbunoen trpden auf6emabrt. 8ein,
@ebraude rimmt man BON bieIeln Gul
per etren seitridenen GBl5fel, Gpa9en,
tlete in etfpas lauiuarmem@ afer, formt
oaraus eine iteife &iGe unb eibt bapo,
Irllb tdsli6 big aus grfols ga
Stild. 9as @in9eben fam eine Scrip,
nit Sei6tisfett beiOrseu. Wtan nimm
ben Sopf bes &albes unter ben grm
Dffnet bas Waul, ftedt Die Gi1e m6e
li6it peit binein, idliest oasielbe, hi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-04
garaaemlsther gloud.

8aIttm o Qinte.
He9elmaBise Baia9ierbef6rberuns atuii9sa
Sretnen atno Baltimore
Ibfabrt bon gremen jeben Mittupd.
Baltimore ieoen Spnrerstag
ginpanoern nod benz @eIten lit bic bill
lise Geiie iiber Baltimore beipnOers ansu-
ratben, oa iie-bpr ieber 1eberportbeilnne
geibibt-bei Gntunft in Baltimore Direct
bonn Sampler in Die bereititebenoeus gtiens
babntpasen iteisen.-
Sic N~orooeutiden CLOUDS ampfer brad,
zen rle9r als
sw@ 100000 EaTagtere-Aes
alldli6 iiber ben Itlantiiben Scean!t
&e9en ueiterer Nusfunit penbe man iidj
an ...
u. cd u m a d + & Co., @e1eral<Wgen,
ten, $50, 5 Sib @aD=Str., Baltimore, M6.
I9enten: Sn ct. Saul, German Ameri
can Bank.
q. glauiienius& 60. General Igenten fir
ben 8eiten, gbtcago, Sll. uim.
Sr ct. gloub, Minn. Sobn p p
uno Shep. $ till er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-04
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&l1ege Der Sertel. Sir bas
Der Serfel lit bic Serabreid,
uns Der Muttermild 5. natursemdseite
gorsebeu, uno bei Der Iuf5udt berie!.
ben lit bieie burd irserb etpus Qnbes
req = uenisitens in Der eriten 3eit -
gar nidt 81 eriesen; baber erndbren iid
AUDI Die 5erfel in ben erIten brei @o6en
rtur nit Wuttermil9. Sa aber bic jun
gen S6we,ne cine i6nele f6rpsrlide
gntmideluns 5eisen, 10 1T pOn bieier
'3eit at bie Wuttermil6 fir bas gsab
runssbeoiirfniB berlelben nidt mebr se>
nisenb uno miiien ibnen besbalb nod
anbere Nabrunssitofe serei6t tuerben,
Dieies 8eoarfnib iudt man oielfat
ourd &ubmil6 unb Gerie 5u befriebi:
gen. @emDbnli6 pirb babel ben Ser,
teln Die game un5erfleinerte @erite &c.
eeben, 1pelde BEN Observation-Disclosures
tbei( 5eisen iou, bas Seroorbre6en Der
Baden5abne 81 f6roern. Sn Der flint
ten 8ode, tuann ii6 elm tueitere 8e.
sebr mad Iufnabme BON Sutter seist,
uerben bann s~eoampfte unb 5erbriidte
Gartpffeln nit &leie ooer Saferldrot
oerabrei9t, Biz Die Serfel iotueit e~rtartt
Iinb. baB lie bon Der Mutteriau e~ntferni
rperbef f5nner. Sebr ratbiam 1T es, Die
Serfel mad benz Sdusen itets BON Den
'Miitterr gu trennen, tuenr lie bereits an
oeres Sutter aufnebmeu, neil in bteiem
Sale bic Sdue Belt gum Sreiien baben
unb ii6 bic Mild aniammeln fam; ars
Berbem piro audi bas Ibieben oaburb
Iebr erleidtert.
Su Mildwirt5i6aften lit bic Saubz
mild i9per 81 e%ntbebren, nan eriebt
oes6alb germ mad einisen @oden ben
5erfeln Dit fife Mild our6 abserabms
tie Wild; ieoo6 muB bieier u~ebergan9
allmdbli9 itattliaoen. SIN offer BON 8
10 8p9eu f6nneu neben ~ab9erabmter
Miil6 nod 9aferidrOtt, sebampfte nno
5erquetldte aartofeln Ober absebriibte
&osseu- &teie sereidt weroen. 9as
gutter BARI ltets in nur fleiuen @aben
ooreetest peroeu, bamit Die 5erfe( id
nidt burd gu sierises Sreiiea ben @fa.
gen iiberlaben. Iu9 iinb Die Ir6se
&c rein gu ba1ten, bamit Oas 5utter ni6t
ldure, pa nidts gefdbrGtder fir bic Ser,
fel lit, als iaures Sutter, tpesbal6 audi
iaure Mil9 ober 8uttermlld lit ben er'
item @cben gar nidt uno ipdter tur nit
9orii6t sereidt tperoen io1teu.
50 ib(i9 nun aud als Serfelfutter
elm @emense bon @eritenidrut unb &C.
bdmpften &artoffeln 1T, uno 'tpie 5weds
mdBis baiIelbe fir aussepadieneG biere
ieiu mag, 10 ertueiit es iid bod fir Die
int @a6ien besrlffenen S6weine
ni9t als niiblih, neil baiislbe gu uenis
grotemtofe unb Mineralidfoe entbdlt,
pesbalb es stuedmdBiser iein biirfte, Den
@eriteni6rot mit Safers OoerMaisi6rot
au pertaui6en. Son anberen Gutter,
mittelu ionten namentli6 @rbien uno
|gobnen erft sefodt uno 5erfleinert tuer'
ben. Sie Siilienfrii6te ueruriaden bel
iuusen Serfelm lei6t 9erfopiuns, tpes.
balb man iie INNER in rur gang serinser
Mensen rei6en ioate. &a6en beionoers
&Oblz&iben, iino ELM gang 5uedmdbis'
Gutter fir 5aielidweine. 8on Selfu
den liub bie 2einfuden beit &apsfu6el
norSu5ieben, iueil lestere ciaen l9arfel
Selanbtbei( entbalten, iuelber 0urdfal
.erScust. Inter pen &ieiear6eiteu lit bi
&osseufleie better als Die @ei5enfieie
! Itets maB Die &leie Dor Der Jltterun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-04

rs Gs tbut SeOem in Der Geefe .ueb,
in Sinh lit eiueln 5ulen=sufau SIT ic ~
iese Iutter iunte bdrauf adlteu, bab Or.
Suu's Suiten SDriip INNER bel Der Sanb
let, bamit ben 9leinen su ieber 3eit idl ets
grleidteruns beri6afft uerben fam. &reis
%. Gents Die fSlaihe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-04
S u ut oriHifdeS.

tut: 0uf, oaB tD Ste frefe. @lufltH :
iter Der Sterbliden, umarmeu sic mid!
Client. @eBbalb, Serr Iopofat?
q. Damien sic es meinem gdarf-
iinne. baB Sic Sbren gro5eB aud in
Snit ING s%eiuOnnen baben.
6. Gnbli6, mad lansen adt Sabren!
q. Sreunbden, better ats gar nidt.
6. nno pie piel befomme i'd beuu
nun?
u. Das @eri6t bat Sbnen $4,000 sus
erfannt. sic baben an mid $4,000
Soften gu be5ablen, mitbin erbalte i'd
nod $500.
6. sieber Simmel! 9a perliere i6
ia nod ubenbrein mein @elo.
q. Sas @elb, Sreunbden, lit freili6
oerloren, aber Der gro5eB tit setuonnen
- @arteten aud. Gin iuuaer
Waun beriibrt auf elmer anitrenaenben
5ubtour uno nit benz beifen Ippetit
uerieben, elm tleines Gtdbtden uub
ipri6t Bel einem entiernten gerpanbteu
nm Die @ittass5eit uor, in ber ansene6s
men Sofnuns, bort gu Gid selaben gu
perben. Sn einem s%usenblid, mo er
nit benz fleinen Sobn bes Saules int
3immer allein 1T, frast er BEN Sunaen:
Sag mai, Sart, mann eft SIR benn
5u Mittas?"
Scarf anttuortete: r@etu6bnli9 tint IL
ubr, tpenn mir aber 8eiu1 BADEN, mar,
ten mir, big er tues it,"
''' 5eitunssz Nn5eisen. SD for
oere ben SaselObner @eib auf, ieinen
aufentbaltsort an5u5eisen. UNI nit INN
rpesen Der S6eifuns ieiner periturbeucu
Wutter 81 %perbanbeln.
Stint Tbaler 8elobnuns 0emienisen,
Der mir ben Serbleib meines ont "a.
ausut abbanben sefommeuen Sunbes
10 an5ei9t, oaB ib benlelben seri9tlid
belangen fann.
Som l. Suli ab tuubne i9 mir sesens
'itber unb bite audi ba I'M siitigen !3uz
ipru6.
Gin engliider Sibuerbuub 1T tpesen
.gintritts sum Militdr SIT perfaufeu.
anf meinem @ute lit Die berridaitli=
6e Wil9 81 nerpadten.
Gin aablrei6er, aus 1leln @6pfen be-
itebenOer Samtlienuater bittet cole Men>
ibeufreunoe I'M milbe @aben.
Stiefel aus 9amenleber fertist Bill
lisit ". ST., Sbu6madermeifer.
$50. Gin Sreiien fir ben Imtsrid,
ter. gmtsri6ter: Sbr babt ben Sep,
pei anse5eist. @esbolb babt SIR nit
Der Guseise 10 lanse se5Osert?
8auer: S6auen's, Serr Gmtsridter,
Der Seppel bOt mir erit'n sroBen Stein
auf bic Sauslar s'worien. So, su,r
iinb balt Ia6barn, unb 70 tuas nimmt
me bait Nadbarn ni9t 10 libel. So
5'(est bot erin srOBen Safeu nit Gteinz
foblentbeer lit Be Stub 'nein9eiporfen,
mitten uuf'r Slid, baB Der Ebeer spi-
iden De &u0oe( seiprist lit uuo De @u5,
bel san5 u~eriaut marin. So mat aber
mei @eoule 81 gub unb / fob alei s1
meiner Srau s'iait: SEQ, MI BOTS ae.
MI is's EFT 5reien firm Serrn
amtsrifter!
-. 8arum er gu ipdt fam. u@a,
rum fommf On benn beute 70 ipdt CUR
S6ule?" frus cine 2ebrerin einen Sun.
gen, Der erit I'M bafb sebn l1br TAM.
vgs lift in Der 8. StraBe ein Ginbre,
der perbaftet tuorben, unb ba fat MIDI
Wa ing Stationsbaus seididt, Inn
na95ui6auen, ob es Der ga mar" lauz
tete Die Inttpprt.
'''' S6wader gruit. Serr: sic
S4afsfopf Sic baben mir ia ben ses
3abn ausseriiien!
Sabnar5t: Seien g fro6, baB er
it, beuur er aud nod idledt
- 8osbaft. Sunser Wann: Sd
pflese mid iu6dentli9 einmal gu raii<
rem!
Qelterer tSerr: 9as finbe id lber,
flaiiis. Sci Sbuer tbdt' es audi elm
&abirsummi!
- Gu6 Elm Mitarbeiter. 9o[i.
siit: @el6e 8ei@aftisuns baben sic
Stromer: Sd Bin Mitarbeiter ale,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-04

IA Sn ieoer Qpstbefe lit oas befannte
S6mer5tnsbeilrittel ct. Safpbs Del su ba=
ben, bas bette Mittel sesen &heumatismus
nno ale arBere S9mersen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-04

Die ct. paul, Minneapp>
liz unb Wanttpba 81
ienba6n
NIT tbren 1,4OO @eilcn Sdnae,
I ut Die etn5i9e Qinie, uelde ii6 ourh Sic
Yarf= Hegion bon Wiuncspfa
hin5tebt 1a1 alien Bunften int 9feo 0fiper
Sbaie, Noro<Winneiota unb Noro<S afpta
- iopie nod
9euil's Safe unb benz 9ifrict BET Surtle
Wouutains, bic iiber
100000 acres Gesierunsslanb
ulnfafen. Sas 2anS< Department Der ct.
Saul, Wtnneapplis nnb Nanitoba giienbahn
bat auSi4lieBlt6 iiber bic 9dnbereien bsf
9eieaIbaft S1 perfi8en uno aQe gorreippu.
oen5en in Seaug auf ben Serfauf BON 2tnz
oereten, acknowledgements, 8eldrei-
bun9en &C., nole man aObrefjtrel1 an ienes
Separtement.
&arten uno 8ei9reibunsen bes 9anbes
iperoen an Die InIieolsr &C., BEL pprtofreier
Qnfrage %ueriunot, bon
Sas. y. g Some,
9anoz uno gintpanoerunas<gpmiIdr
:. 8. Barren, General Saiagier Noent,
ct: P., M. s. W. @%iienbban. 81. Saul,
sRtnn. 19-1n
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01
Going to Church.

Many people fail to go to church
regularly because they always wait
until Sunday morning to decide the
question whether they shall go or stay
at home. If an invalid this may be a
wise method if strong and healthy
man, it is a perniciOus one. No man
or woman should regard the question
of church going as IL merely incidental
one, to be decided on Sunday morning
according to the inclination of the mo-
ment. 1t ought to be matter of prin-
ciple and matter of habit for every
man and woman to attend church on
Sunday. Let the principle he laid
down, and it will be easy to form the
habit. Let it be decided once for all
that nothing but ill-health or duties
that are positively and clearly para
mount shall keep one from going to
church OH Sunday mornings. This
decision once made, the question "To
90 or not to go" should no more arise
on Sunday than the question "To go
or not to go" should come up concern
ing business on Monday. Christian
Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01
A Warning to Smokers.

"My father has certainly had a
dreadful experience physically since
his unfortunate fall, ;" said Fred Grant
to a reporter the other day. ale new
er was really i'll before and therefore
the tedious and painful results of the
accident have been all the more diff
cult for him to bear, for he had not
learned patience under suffering. He
broke a muscle in the thigh and since
then he has had all sorts of dreadful
sequels. In the first place he was
confined to his bed so long that his
body was covered with most painful
bed-soTe AS soon as these were
cured he was tormented with boils,
which came in battalions and were
very exhausting. These were follow
ed by neuralgia. My father faDeied
his teeth were the cause of the neural
gia and had a number extracted Next
he had rheumatism and is now being
treated for that by method which is
heroic enough if that is all that is
requisite 70 cure. The physician
SAYS his system is saturated with nico-
tine, which he is eDdeayori0g to draw
out of his body by a system of baths
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01
Ministers Wives.

In speaking of the wife ! am render
ing honor to whom honor is due,
Without being public slave, the wife
can minister abundantly to the profit
of the church through the domestic
comfort of the pastor, and hold it to
he the very cruelty of Injustice
dOubly infamous because done to a
woman-which says that the pastors
wife does nothing for the church be-
cause she does not appear in some pub
lie or official capacity. Does she do
nothing who almost doubles the little
salary by cunning uses of economy !?
Is she to be reckoned of no account
who makes the hearthstOne warm in
the study at the expense of little
GOODNESS in other chambers Is she to
he treated with Indifference who per-
suades her husband that she is so we'll
that she does not need holiday, in
order that she may not touch the shill-
ings that would lengthen his, when,
God knows, breath of mountain air
would make her young again? | ac-
cept Mr.. Lecky's picture of life in ii
rural parsonage, and apply it, with
obvious notifications, to many a
nOn-confOrmist minister's household.
Speaking of the clergyman's wife, the
author says: 'In visiting the sick,
relieving the poor, instructing the
young, and discharging a thousand
delicate offices for which IA woman's
tact is especially needed, his wife finds
a sphere OF labor which is at once in
tensely active and intensely feminine,
and her example is not less beneficial
than her ministratiOns." y Rev. DR..
Joseph Parker.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01
distilled drinks amounting to s452,

distilled drinks amounting to S452,
6I4, 434.
The fermented liquors, 1S, 1896, 6l9
barrels, or SIS, 957 ,IS9 gallons, will
average a cost to the consumers of not
less than 81 per gallon, and a total OF
S559, 1857 ,l89, and here we have our
$500, zoo, 900 provided for again, with a
surplus of nearly a million and halt
dollars, and without touching the cost
of imported drinks. In this estimate
we have not excluded the small amount
withdrawn from distilleries for scien-
tific and manufacturing purposes, but
as this is reported by the commissions
er as less than 100000 gallons, it is
vastly more than Offset by the exclu-
sion of imported drinks which could
scarcely cost us less than 300, 900 900,
as the imposts alone, one year ago,
exceeded 100000 Analyze it as we
Will, the published statement of our
clark account" stands unrebuked by
accessible facts. If any real evidence
can be brought to bear on its unrelia-
bility, we shall be glad to know it, but
we have no hope of any that can miti-
gate its possibilities of woe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01
Deal Gently with the Balky.

once heard Of an unfortunate gen
tleman who had become insane, but
was restored to sound health simply
by causing the mind to make sudden
revulsion, which was done by skillful-
~ causing him to become jealous of
his wife, who was most excellent
lady and aware of the process. On
this hint we might learn to manage a
balky horse. He is insane on the sub
.ject of going, that is self evident. If
we manage to make him think of some
other subject, he will naturally forget
about going and go before he knows
it. The following devices have been
successfully tried to accomplish the
desired end: First, tying string
around the horses ear close to the
head second, hitching the horses tail
to the singletree by means of a cord !;
third, by filling the mouth full of some
substance fourth, tying a stout Irvine
around the leg, inst below the knee,
and then removing it when he has
travelled some distance. Never whip
a balky horse, for the more he is whip
ped the crazier he will become. Let
everything be done gently, for holster
Gus words only confuse and make bin
worse. Treat him in the mild manner
that you would a crazy man, and you
will succeed Home and Farm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01

the missionaries lay more stress upon
their nationality. They hope that, in
the future, national Jewish Christian
church will be organized in the Holy
Land. The Jewish Christian questions
of the apostolic days are also again APP
pearing, and the jews of Jerusalem
cannot help but see in this movement
a wedge driven into their traditional
ism. The Hebrew papers are warning
against it. They maintain that the
Jews at Artuf have been made tame
through hunger, and that these do not
think of becoming Christians "Chris-
tians they will not be: Jews they are
no longer; they are really nothing at
all any more they will be lost and
ruined when Friedlauder no longer
gives them any money" is the senti-
ment of the Jews. y. Y. Indepen
dent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01

He was telling 'em in the village
store that his son in Chicago had failed,
and when they asked for particulars he
explained "Why, he writes me that
he bought for July delivery and got
left" ''How left Pn II dunno, but
guess be couldn't deliver it. Mebbe
teams was awful skearce, and mebbe
the roads was bad" ''Well," said one
of the crowd, as he brought his hand
down on the counter, ''if l had
knowed that your son Bill was pinched
to deliver wheat I'd have gin him the
use of my team whole fortnight for
nuthin', fur Bill was one of the best
boys who ever left this town." "And
me too :" added every man in the
crowd, while the old man observed :
"It'll probably be a warning to Will
lam, and mebbe he'll set in and buy
watermelons for January delivery and
get on his feet again. Wall Street
News.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01
st. cJOmsburn GaledOniar.
THE BELLS ACROSS THE SNOW.

BE BELLS ACROSS THE SNOW
oChristmAs. merry Christmas
Is il really once again.
With its memories and greetings,
With lbs Joy and with its pain
There's n minor in the carol,
And a shadow in the light,
And = spray of cypress twining
With the holly wreath tonight
And the hush is never broken
By laughter light and low,
As We listen in the starlight
To the."bells across the snow"
o Christmas, merry Christmas
lis not so very long
Since other voices blended
In the carol and the songl
If We could but hear them singing
As they are singing now,
If we could but see the shining
OF the crown on each dear brow,
There would be no sigh to smother,
No hidden tear To flow,
Az we listen in the starlight
To the bells across the snow"
q Christmas merry Christmas
This IL nevermOre can be:
We cannot bring again the days
or cur unshadOwed glee.
But Christmas happy Christmas.
Sweet herald Of good will,
With holy songs Of glory,
Brings holy glsdness still
For peace and hope may brighten,
And patient love may gov,
As we listen in the starlight
To the bells across the snow"
-lFrapees Ridley Havergal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01

CTATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS
- In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office in
st. JOhnsbury, in said District the 24th day of
December A. D. 1884
Henry French, Administrator upon the estate
of Mitchell Bowker late of St. Johnsbury, in said
district deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, and makes
application for decree of distribution and parti-
ton of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred to
sion thereof, to be held at the Probate Office in
said St Johnsbury, on the 18th day of January,
A. d. 1885 for hearing and decision thereon and
three weeks successfully in the Caledonian, a
newspaper printed at st. JOhnsbury, previous
to said time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place. and show cause, if
any they may have why said account should not
be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court, Attest,
7476 WALTER i. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01

and sweats. OF course, smoking is
prohibited. Although an inveterate
smoker for SO many years, my father,
who was never without cigar in his
mouth, now smokes, at the outside
three or four a week"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01

The CaIedOnian has nor been printed
nearly fifty years. Its character is Well-
kno,on by nearly all In this part Of the
State, and a good many outside the
State. II endcaVorS to be honest, true,
pure and clean. As a public Journal IL
is compelled to tell unpleasant truths,
bit ii neUsr hunts for scandal. 1t belieUeS
that a newspaper has a higher mission
than to pander to the Uile or eUen the
sensational. Ills conductors hare not
kept it up to the ideal, they certainly haze
received much credit for the high stan
dord it reaches after.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01

Numerous inhabitants living along
the banks of Lakes Winnipisogee and
Sunapee complain that the manufact-
urers taking water from these bodies
draw them down so that navigation is
seriously impeded and the public
health threatened. The manufactur
ers claim they do not exceed the pro-
visions of their charter, and the APP
pointment of John T. Abbott of Keene
Thursday as commissioner to take
evidence on. the matter is only the be-
ginning of a conflict which will un-j
doubleday be carried from the Legis-
lature to the supreme court, with
years, perhaps, of expensive litigation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-01
SILVER WARE,

Cake baskets, Water sets,
ChiIdren's cups and sets, But
ter dishes, Tea sets, Knives,
Forks, Napkin rings, Berry
spoons, Gravy ladies, Cake and
butter inives, sugar spoons,
etc. The solid silver ware is
all sterling fine and every thing
manufactured from silver can
be found in the show cases.
Napkin rings from 75c to
81. Tea, table and dessert
spoons, and an endless variety
of fancy articles in elegant
cases for holiday gifts.
| shall open to the public a
finer assortment of