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New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
DESSERTS or WITS

The " foam CT chesinuts." hazclnuiS. OF any mt
makes II dainty dessert. For this purpose the mt
must be slclled and banclod, boiled iii thoroughly
soft in water, thcn dinIned and washed and rubbed
through n fine purec sieve About u cup Of the
tiulcd chestnut meats viii bc sufficient TO with
mint OF cream. WHIP the cream 10 siIn froth
swceten II with powdered sugar. using about three
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

From The Washington star.
..Jonn" exclaimed the nervous woman 40 YOU
think there ls n burglar In the house.
'I'ertanly not. Why haven't heard IA sound all
"Thats lust what alarms me. Any burglar VINO
wasn't foolish would keep perfectly puiet so as not
w. nur sl,snicons Indeed. John, do 80 wish
YOU would get up and look through the house,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
4 NONTWENT To EuIN.

From The London Globe
II is proposed to erect monument TO Emln
p,cha H., 10 Siesan town OF Nesse. to commem-
ar. 70 bs long labors as naturalist traveller ana
administrator In Africa
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

years ago, when ermne was a fashionable fur SO
those who have been fortunate enough to inherit
erfnine sets OF lons ago may use them exactly "a
they are. In England furriers going so far
10 face and trim theif sealskln jackets with crmlne
but such snowy Earnitures have never met with
favor In this country; 1ne sealslln Jacket which
is I'm the best form Is still the plain, untrmmed
coat the most elegant way OF using crmne is In
combination with rch laccs for the earniture OF
evening wraps ana for lining them. 4 beautiful
cape OF the MeIici type In the pink shade OF
hellotropc (Which is II compromise in color between
the rose magenta tints and violet Of last season.
was lined and faced with ermine and finished
al the high collar and around the numerous collar
cites that covered the shoulder with Flanders lace.
OF the two midwinter gowns illustrated the first is
2 picturesque arrangement OF cloth. velvet and fur
The pretty lttle tuil-gathered front is OF bengaline
The home dinner dress Of which sketch Is given. is
intended for a brunette and IL Of silk In n pale shade
Of old 1t has "a berthe and fun front of old
lace.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

like a bag. with little healing at the top. the
folds. OF course, being distributed 80 a. - hang
gracefully.
il Is already predicted that ermlne Will have but
a short lease Of popular favor The cause Of this
IL that crmine Is not becoming nor especially
pretty fur. and It's long use as lining for judicial
does not tend to increase It's popularity with
fashionable women. pne value Of ermine Is probably
ovorest timatcd The shapes OF ermine muff and
boa are exactly the shapes of those worn forty
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
sistency.

reign Of the sunhower Is over and the most in
tense aesthete has changed with glaring incon-
slstency.'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
4 LITTLE GIRTS GOWN.

SOMETHING FROM \ PARTISAN ARTIST
A particularly trim little French dress FOR girl
has a pleated skirt and blouse bodice trimmed
with embroidery in jacket shape. The collar. the
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

NO. never wear Congress boots" one young
@oy was overheard 10 say to another but | do
Mce my Newport ties with narrow fiat black
.Iastc. and fasten the enGs-sew the ends securely
can slip the shoes on easily, and take them or
'he same way, AID am never In danger of their
coming united" And l." replied her friend In
confidence. but loud enough give the secret away
GUY my shoes a size too long-my foot looks
more slender that way-and you can't guess what
stun the toe Of the shoe with. Not cotton-every
one does that-but the softest and finest OF velvet
'ponges' Cotton hardens. but the sponges have
little give or spring in them and II they ever
'ose their pliability may be quickly restored with
Httle warm water and left to dry overnight"
'.'ice have truckled 10 magenta" said an aes-
''e''c woman Il have confidence left In my
own taste or sense OF the really beautiful 1t is a
''se OF nrst endure. then pity. then embrace When
''e really inartistc old color was revived las;
"ih'ef. II any one had told me that within twelve
"'n'hs should be wearing black satin waist
win magenta collar. l should have said II was
SIMPLY impossible: and yet here am l. like all the
&c" , OF the feminine world not only wearing this
-'est badge OF fashion. but secretly finding 1t
H'uen more becoming than the sad sage greens in
"A'cn my soul delighted year or two ago. The
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01
A BARBARoUs CUSTOM.

The recent hazing outrage at Cor
nell University, in which a number
of students arrowly escaped death
by reason of the generation of
chlorine gas at a class banquet, will
tend to confirm the general belief
that such things are simply criminal.
Within the past year or two this
barbarOus custom of hazing has
compassed the death of several stu
dents, and it is time that the college
authorities all over the country lay
a heavy hand on the hazers and stop
the practice once for all. Such per-
tOrmanCeS as that at Cornell are dis
graceful in the extreme, and bring
disgrace upon the institutions where
they are tolerated The limit of
these college rowdies over and over
again, with no commensurate pun
ishment inflicted The hazer should
be eliminated from college life if the
honor of the college is to be main
tanned. The authorities at Cornell
promise that the perpetrators of
this last outrage shall be punished.
They should not fail in the fulflment
of this promise, and the aid of the
city officials should be invoked to
ferret out and summarily deal with
the offenders.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01
PENIS VI VANIA HEARD FROM.

Congress and the rest of the PeO-
pie heard from Pennsylvania last
week. 1t was simply an election for
congressman at large and one or two
less important officers, but the YER
dict was a heavy one, and may be
taken a convincing evidence of what
the Pennsylvania people think of the
national situation in general and
protection principles in particular.
The veteran Galusha Grow, who
was sent to congress by the republi-
cans of that state forty three years
ago, was last week given majority
of nearly two hundred thousand.
Pennsylvania has always been
rather friendly to protection, and
has done we'll in figures on several
previous occasions; but, all things
considered, the majority just given
for Congressman Grow is the largest
ever recorded IN that state, and viii
be hailed by republicans all over the
country as rebuke to what GOV.
Gov. Mckinley is pleased to call a
tariff tinkering, bond issuing, debt
increasing, treasury-depleting, bust
ness paralyzing, wage reducing,
Queen restoring administration"
Congress gets small consolation,
too, in this matter from the press of
its own party. The New York Sun,
with the Wilson bill bee buzzing in
it's bonnet, says: Such is the YER
dict from Pennsylvania. The verdict
from New York a fortnight ago was
the same. 1t will be the same wher-
ever the people get chance to vote"
And the New York World remarks
Verify the people seem to be speak
ing down in Pennsylvania"
1t would seem so.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01
AN OBNOXIOUS MEASURE.

The income tax attachment to the
Wilson tariff bill would prove a very
obnoxious measure il it should be-
come law. 1t smacks strongly of
populist fallacies and its effect would
be anything but wholesome, morally
or financially. 1t is an attempt by
the populist allies of the party in
power to get at the purses of the
so-called wealthy class and distrib-
ute their contents for the common
good. A glance at the main features
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01

The Montpelier Argus has this
pleasant word regarding the St.
Johnsbury candidate for lieutenant
governor:
Mr. Bates sta nds high in his pro-
fession and as citizen throughout
eastern Vermont, and if his county
will unite in presenting him he will
have very strong backing and de-
cided lead from the start in the con-
vention."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01
MILITARY FEATURE IN SCHOOLS


Some time ago the CALIFORNIAN, in
speaking of the need of a militia
and the benefits of cultivat-
ing the military spirit to a reason
bic extent, suggested the adoption of
a certain amount OF military drill
among the boys and young men in
the educational institutions Of the
state.
COmmander-in-C Chief Adams of the
Grand Army has recently issued an
order in which he lays stress upon
this matter, and expresses the wish
that the military feature may be
introduced in the various private and
public schools of the country.
The suggestion is worthy of con-
sideration, as such an addition to
the curriculum would have its physi-
cal advantages as well as conduce to
the development of a desirable patri-
otto ardor among the male attend
ants at the schools
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01

1t is of some interest in this section
to vote that 1.-THE post Office commit
tee of the senate, at Senator Hills
suggestion, has adopted rule that
a nomination distasteful to senator
or representative in his own town
shall not be confirmed"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01

Rutland does not lack for mayor
atty candidates. There are four of
them, nominated, respectively, by
the republicans. democrats, working
men, and "a citizens caucus" Next
Tuesdays contest in the Marble
city" promises TO be an interesting
one
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01
MOOD AND HAY For SALE.

Two miles from Passumpsic, the site
of the steam mill explosion, 90 cords of 16-
inch wood. in the block or split. Several
now. Also so cords, sled length, 81 90 per
cord. Now is the chance to get your wood
cheap tor cash. Also 1 5 tons of hay.
Apply to JAMES S. LANG,
East Barnet. VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01

There certainly is a serious d.
vision among the democrats of the
senate over the tariff bill; and what
the fate of the Wilson bill will be
there is at present quite uncertain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01
A Plain Statement.

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dividends reduce the with the The
o
taty and n which
OF cash payable the
nghbohood dentcay
lis I'm
of
20
only policy
much policy, which
would
exclusive dividends
be
largely additions payable
policies held
of realizing large Ilusoy
policy
conditions, and
carefully, yourself
and weight whatever with the
dealing
strength and ability What
CHARLES S. HASTINGS, General Agent
company
Johnsbury, Office Office
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01

Another financial fall has been reg
istered-that of Erastus Wiman, the
king of Staten Island, \. Y, and an
eminent and much-quoted advocate
of commercial union with Canada.
He is under arrest for forgery to
large amount in his transactions
with Dun & Co.. agency, and spent
several days in the Tombs before he
secured bail. A strong effort is to be
made to save him from the conse-
quences of his act, and his counsel
expects to be able to show that
Wiman has not only done nothing
criminal, but is free also from any
moral defects as touching the charges
against him.
The people of Louisville, KY, are
evidently not on familiar terms with
the aurora borealis. There was
display of that kind in that city one
night last week One fire company
started out to find the blaze and sub
due it, and nearly all the companies
in the city, it is said, got their horses
out in readiness to respond to gen
eral alarm. If these magnificent ex-
hbitions were as frequent in that
region as in this northern section,
the fire companies would not under
take such long and tedious trips.
Congress might we'll have paid
more attention to Washington's
Birthday. A pandemonium racket
in the house and a slim number of
listeners to the reading of Washing
tons farewell address in the senate,
hardly served to make up patriotic
programme for that day at the
national capitol.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-24

I'm have to see the governor. III leave
by the first tram. don't suppose you'll
try TO escape"
IN be here when you want me-
SO Bowen went back to help the day
operator, and the sheriff left by the first
train for the capital
Now strange thing happened. For
the first time within human recollection
the newspapers were unanimous in COM
mendlng the conduct of the head of the
state, the organs of the governors own
party lavishly praising him; the opposi-
ton sheets grudginglY admitting that he
had more backbone than they have had
given him credit for. Public opinion
Ike the cat of the smile, had iumped
and that Enthusiastically.
In the name of all that is wonderful.
sheriff said the bewildered governor
who signed all those peutions2 II the
papers wanted the man hanged, why in
the tiend's name did they not say so be-
fore, and save me all the worry Now,
how many know of this suppressed dis
patch2n
Wen, there's you and your subordi-
mates here and"
Wen say nothing about it."
And then there is me and Bowen in
BrenJingville. That's all.n
We'll, Bowen will keep quiet for his
own sake, and you won't mention it."
Certainly not"
C"Then let's all keep quiet. The things
safe, if some of those newspaper fell
lows don't get after it, It's not on record
IN the books and I'll burn all the docu-
ments."
And thus it was. Public opinion was
once more indicated. The governor was
trlumphantly reelected as man with
some stamina about him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-24
At the Capitol.

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State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 5, 1886.
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nd
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Bangs -- They say that new race
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one,
Binqs Cruefully) -Crackingl He broke
me.-BuffalO Courier.
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SOC Ladies' Hose 25c
SOC Misses Hose at....25c
75c Isle Vests at......39e
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CAPTIVE SEVEN YEARS.
A Strange Story Of Love and Crime
From Colorado.

The Granddaughter of an English
Lady of Wealth and Title Abducted
From Alton, Ill, When a Child and
Later Forced to Wed a Bandit.