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patentirtsnx Waibinen gum Sertaufs unb sum Vers
mietben biui9cr. ais i~r9enouo.
Ecparatnren fpcrocn aui has Sini95te unb 8eRe
bcr9etent. Vile mp9liheu 1beite fir Wdbmajbtnew
balte tb lest ferttg I'M Sanb, aio: SbntttezD ri0ers.
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Der uno Seiteter. Seltelunsen aus BEN eanbe iper-
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Scfierion 0auiS bat etne orleiuug
in Dfobtle, alab., aui9eia9tl neil er fiirftet,
abermals gum Naftbeile ieiner SrcunOe miBz
peritanben sl tueroen. Der gtep Dortcr o6e'
ralo" benlerit oaSil, oieie Soriid,t lei %iiberfIiis
fig; loptel Or. 9auis ieinen Sreunoen ourd)
iein @eidwae ibaoen fonnte, bat er linen
rei9lia geihaOet. ngSir S%iueifeln nitt, OaB CT
ielbit oas nui6nlbi9ite Sbenla beniiben mir.
De, nm giftiae IuSidae gcgen bic wicoGrber-
geIteQte LUTON al mod)e1."
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E1- 9 no gcnbeimcr h @eiL manuiaftirenbe
Ydpter=Sdnoler Jr. 157, QBeftz SultiimoreitraBr, bic
len ~belonoere Sortbeile tn Der Sieierun9 BON Streibz
Sanfeu &c. Mdr,i6ISi
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%. q. Sansffon, 4otar,
C54,6,8) DIR. 1, Ram 8uiloinas," 81. Yuuiitr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

atcr s composed mainly of two gascs
and Is. with TIE exception Of air. the most
widely diiusel clement on the face Of the
globe save l-r mechauIcaI OF navirati1na'
purpose, il is seldom used 10 lie purity al-
tl1l-- % turns MP daily il thousand de
culses. tle chiet oi which is milk. where e.
underg1es a simple change of color only.
Ike some unsuspectin- strglml1- that mad
ruu i1u. %. a clais-1el This being bus the
slightest possible detection IRON Do. origin
al simplicity. some idea Of Its taste ana DUAL
l-7 has been Obtained 1v that class Of hydro
plJ5Ias- who could never be induced 10 re-
gar- Be. Do It's primary condition. as o safe OF
legitimate means oi satisfying tnirs-. 81
,l--- through tins and kindred channels. it De-
enabled Oh perform one q It's most important
missions, IN part ~ least, by insiuuatng Iuscll
tlus suuculuou-iv INTO systems c1emical IS
repucnlut tJli.as % were. As uastuage f1r
saa-, oysters, an hali11-. it's nor O. be
sneezsd %. %. oonrse bat nero it becomes
hs1T, and the subject ul longer agreeable
Sd we shall Close rr recommending the mo-e
frequent use OF this element o. O. the great
1nwashei, as well as g. that class Of gentle
men whose h1atIous % the rising sun are com
posed chiefly % kerosene. OF the drc-s ofa
herman mash-tut
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

The LEIDERKRAsz B4LLl-This event came
of last Tuesisy in the Academy Of Music. New
York. For years there has been rivalry be-
tween the Leidsrkr4nz Society and the Arion,
on the annual zasqucrsiss, bnt TINS year the
Arion, having been to heavy expense 10 lifting
up rev club house. decided 70 make no public
demonstration. The Lsidcrkrznz affair WAS one
ofthe grandest ever attempted by them, including
gorgeousiy spectacular pantomine, the tn
umphal awakening Of the old King, BarbArossa
and nothing was to be left undOns TO give dee
erect % It's presentation The grand procession
had among it's features body Of lean and hun
CRY cooks. surrounding Paris bill Of fare con-
posed Of mice, rats and cats Tat trap with
the Prince Imperial enclosed lot Of French
1ureos IN cage, guarded by Amazons huge
Springfield musket, piacarded, . presented to
France for Sl,000,000 by Uncle sam" etc,
etc. There was mitrAilieuse which threw car
tridges OF flowers among the ladies, and which
broke down On its first circuit Inc Iurcos
cage also b-oke down, but the prisoners were
willing capliyes, and willingly remained under
control Of the pretty AmAzons until the march
vas ended. Dancing then began, and was con-
unued I'LL late hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

VERroy7 War CLAlMs-Unisr the Ao. Of
Congress Of July 9th. 1851, ali State war claims
against the general g0vsrnnaat must be pre-
seated before the 9th OF nezs July, or they
viii be barrel State Auiito- Ferria has been
TO Washington this winter All saesssiei in
gettingcsrtain claims whieh had been rsjested
TO be recorded merely as Sc suspended. % and he
vii collect and forward the requisite vouchers
within the time limited, if possible. he Learned
while there that many States are 6lia- claims to
be reimbursed for State anl Town Bountiss.
incluiin- the allowance Of s. mouth The
-hesssnyrr sayE
We think it more than probable that all
tnasa well authenlioatel claims viii some
day be allowed Blt it would be g work
OF a. least siI months Tor two clerks %
prepare these claims On the part O; Vermont, AID
last fall our economical - Legislature granted
the Auditor but very slim allowance for clerk
hire, 50 il he should now 90 forward ana per
form this labor, ne would nave to do It a mis-
oEn expense. But as the claims amount t.
several million dollars, We think be ought 70 dc
il. and We nave not the least doubt but that the
next Legislature would reimburse him
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

Good hearing is requisite in every de-
partment of life for the rapid Interchange
of our thoughts, ideas and wants, and its
loss or impairment Is a misfortune which
makes itself felt at every step and serious
" iuterferes with usefulness and success IN
/ al relations of life. 1t Is the mildew to
fond hopes and aspirations and debars
talent and genius from reaping their
legitimate reward The inability Of the
fond mother to hear the anxiously ex-
pected CRY uttered by her newborn babe
on its entrance into the world, or OF the
afectionate child to hear the dying request
of a beloved parent, must be a sad de-
priYatlon.
Diseases most destructive TO hearing
commence very insidiously, without pam,
noises, or any other symptoms calculated
to alarm the patient Hearing becomes
impaired so gradually that no disease Is
suspected until the inability to hear COM
mon conversation establishes the fact OF
Deafness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

IH EIsI STORY or 1HE CENTURY He cane
into the breakfast room one morning. and in O.
m1msu- i- was seen that q cloud was OF biz
1-ov. There sat ta- laig-IEe wife waiting for
him the table fairly -roaucl not win plate
silver. but the solid msierls The cloth va
white as the snoT the family were seated
around % plaaEant expectancy everything wa
smoking bot, and not 81 article there bur even
Ausnperei appetite could rcvel OF Bus the
mans flyor-te d;sh was not there. Closer be
came % the table, and with the inquiry, .- Dil
u1- z0t anon that I tr1ric4 st1i FOR break
taa 7'' be raised his foot End overturned the
whole tai .e or the to1- 81 b was a. the IRE
beng Kept warn Tor you replied bis noble
wife ID her quiet, lsdy-lke anu conquerlng Wsy.
IN an instant the naughty husband comure-
hcndei the E1uati0u the next he Ess on his
kness excisimln-. O. Dear wife, you are nothing
less than an angel b7-u.'. Not S great while
after tina. be- died His viii was opened bis
vie WAS executor be left her al he had
S2.000.00l
Inc above touching story is from an article on
Cd Thuudergust 30 II H1iFl J1grua Or Healh
The man who car read 10 without dying and
leaving his wife S2.0o0.0 900. is a brute
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

THz WAY DIVORCES ARE PRocURED-The
New Haven boEus divorce case, in which L1ei1
Randolph, Of New Jersey, obtained release
from the bonds OF mRtrin7uy anl speedily mar
RED agaiu Is q rEshsr interesting sfilir. When
Mrs. Rzndolph's friends read the divorce they
suspected fraud. and finding that Randolph had
never been TO New Haven at al. petitionei to
nave the divorce amulet, which was done The
New Haven police then obtained a requizitioa for
Raniclph's arres,. and brought him to New
Haven. Re said that be applied to House. the
Ees Tork divorce lawyer, and signed blank
petition on which House agreed to get him d.
vorcsd for 5 l40, in monthly payments. At last
House said he could &c. the divorce II two
weeks II Connecticut, but must have 500 extra.
This Randolph Sgreed u give him. At the end
OF the two weeks Randolph called a. the ofhoe
and found that the divorce mad been obtained.
The New HsTen oil,ers ARRESTED House, and be
is OF triAl on charges Of perjury AMI sa0orHa-
tion Of pe-iury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

a discussion took place In the Czuaiian Par
Hzncut at oraUa. TUESDAY, which discovered q
strong desire. lulr- tie ucmbers 20 have the
elaine growing o-t OF tie Feniau raids subuitteI
among taoza TO be considered ny the joint COM
mission 90 NEshinrtol. Sir Joaa McDona
and SIP Francs hinCzs seemei 90 believe tha-
ice tenlan raid claims would form q subject for
cons.derati01- the latte especially holding thst
all questions IL dispute with the British coionief
would be- considered NJ Mckenzie said be-
could see 40 basis for such expectations. and sir
a. I. Cali pointed out that the correspondence
mus be taken ID two parts. and that the scope
Of the commission would be decided tv NJ
FISH letter Of acceptance, where he ruardeilv
stated thar the rubiects for consideration would
De- limited % the questions arising ont O. the
wa. Sir Ge1-ce T. Cartier, stated thar He-
Majesty government hai promised that TIE
commission 70 consider al the Alaoaua claims
would nave power 90 deliberate upon the Eeuian
raid claims Alr. Hoiton inquired e the detailed
statement Of the Fenan claims. requested r-
Ear- Kimberly, had been furnished before the
appointment cf the commission. and upon SIR
Francis hIncks answering that It had been SEN.
Dir. NacEeuEe gave notes cf a notion JOY oopies
Of me correspondence respecting the Eenisn ral
E-ue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24
wrsrrns wAr.-A weston p.per saws:

MYSTERY W4Ts.-A Western paper says; A
young n&n of the name Of Joseph recently tick
ed young lady in church On North bars Is
land, in Ohio. The lady squealed, and the
preacher barred his arm and sailed into the wor-
shippers /" powerful. - He said women and
men should no more sit together under the drop
pings Of his sanctuary. But, even with the pos
sibility Of being tiekle1 before their eyes, the
ladies' refused to be separated, and on the very
next evening ali sat together. Inc preacher was
indignant, and brought the male portion Of MS
congregation before justice Of the peace. A jury
was demanded, and no Juror should be member
Of the church Three days the trial lasted, but
81 last the oppressed went free. and now IL
church they tickle each other as o. yore, TO keep
awake IN an amusing manner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

Defective sight and even total blind
ness, can 10 many Instance be entirely
prevented by prompt attention 90 -he
symptoms Of such diseases as lead 70
the above dcplorabe condition. When
your eyes are easily tired. your siaht con-
FUSED when there is a dartinr pam felt
ia CT through the oye-ball and temple
when Inflammation. chronic OF acute sets
IL when floating specks or moats make
their appearance, when the sicht Is blurred
Tor objects can no longer be seen distinctly
when a maze CONES over the ewes. when
tears constantly overflow or nave 20 be-
pressed from the corner of the eve. IN q
materate condition TO relieve that orran
when either Of the above symptoms max
tnelr appearance. then do not deIav 70
seek competent medical advice Do NOT
docter your own eyes. nor allow anr
physician TO do SO unless be be a vel
qualified Oculist. for an eve once lost caB.
never be regained
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-Judga Woodruff has
decided the following points ia cases arising
before him That steamboat companies must
psv taxes or al gross receipts from passenger.
they CARY. including receipts for bcrths. state
rooms, etc. as well as simply i0v passage that
the only wholesale desle-s Who are exempt from
tax. s. wholesale dealers, are brewer, selling
at the place Of manufacture u original pscksEes
that express companies and ether corporations
whose receipts are taxable. must be taxed a.
figures expressing their receipts reduced TO GUY
rency-that is. If the receipts are II coin the tax
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24
Method Of Detecting lnciPi.
emf Deafness.

As soon as the least difficulty is expert
eneed in hearing q whisper or conversation
carried on III a low tone, or when children
have 10 be called or addressed several
times before they pay any attention, the
state Of hearing should at once be tested :
Hold an ordinary hard ticking watch
sir feet from the ears, and if the ticking
cannot be heard at that distance, It may
be taken for granted there is something
wrong about the ears which requires look
INC after, and which does not admit Of
a delay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

WIZ IuEr " EAR Is " AsHIz 1T0s ~ .al5
Correspondent Of s. Rev Ya-t paper. gossipinE
mi.ine-7 from Washington, rivas descriptions
intended 10 convey some idea Of now some OF tie
prominent ladies Of this season dress Mrs
Ames, tasa Blanche Butle-, ss7s the writer, mas
WON the uoz exquisite suit Of the season. II
IS Of three shade q blue iutsrmiusisi IN me
skirts. the longer Skin Of dee7 Ag1icau blue,
with s. 1ounca Of the same headed by a puff Of
siIvsrv turquoise blue; The second tEirl OF @
lighter Ihaie. WIKI heavy fringe knotte5 into
the mstsrisl. the fringe beng OF q -u-guois,
SHADE the basque is Of the turquoise shade
o-er vest q the deenas- SHADE of the three. Gnl
me upuer SKIRTS are feslooned and Irrer-10pe1 ID
the frees ana most graceful manner imaginable.
The Fuit D. q Paris one and worn with q little
crush-creEn nat. covered with point lace AMI
dropping white plume rs erect was very h1-.
Maiame de- La-zcazv usual reception urezs Us
CT black velvet. immensely traile1. with jacket
Of the sane. embroidered with fine gold thread
sni heavily funVed n gold Under t1is laczet
q white Dacca muslin boav. nearly covered
with MIN Of the same gold thread enbroi-
DER. is wo-u; and nor anher-coiorei hair Is
dressed il hanging braids, tiel together o. the
ends with O blue ribbon. enough being left fer
one ussrive braid % crown the beautiful heal.
Miss Anna Dickinson recently attended several
receutioug mere ID 8 black velvet costume The
underski-, plan. the jacket eiose-h-ting. and
overlsid along the Eeams and shoulders and
round the edges with ermine, a tiny erIlIue Dos
and NUT. snd a round nat ol D.ac1 velvet,
completed a rather unique appearance
Mrs. Peniie-on. daughter ot Alr. Msrcy. who
was once Secretary Of state, welrs sh1r, suit
Of heavy black nix. with wide banda Of black
velvet. long BASQUE Of black velvet, caught Up
birh On e1cn side The baok-sEirt is eia5-rate-
lv trlnuei with euipure gimp sid lace Sleeves
large. and handsome trimming 10 correspond
with the skirt Black velvet bonnet; hand
somei7 united gloves
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24
Discharges from the Ear

No matter if caused by scarlet fever,
me4sles cold, OF other causes. if not re-
moved or checked Will emacIate the BODY.
cniee5.c the mln-. destroy the hearing and
sometime even eldancer the life itself
Inc oIeusTeness Of the discharge. so very
annoying TO patients and their friends, Is
alone sufficient reason for It's removal No
time should be 10st 20 have 81 revolving
and dangerous disease attended to. A
cure can be effected 10 almost every. case
without any pain OF detumelr 90 the gen
eral health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

Two casual atteaian.s az Plymouth Church
had an al,al-si d.s,lss--- tls o-asr day upou
the pasu.iar style Of the distinguished pastor 8
ministry, when one Of them IA conclusion ihus
Gddressel his conpauicl- .' Nevertheless, IN
spite Of what you call the ec5ontnciues that cha
racJeriza Dir. Bescher pulpit ezposiuons, you
must admit that there are two important truths
Whica he never permits his congregation TO ilr-
get first. that ne once had O father and scc1ui
that God is love.
Cutie true said tbe Other and uuon
these Two important points haac a. the JAS AMI
the prophets, according 70 Bsccnc-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

RN1-o1l EzrLoTEs DUlH111E-u by AccI-
DE,1s 1T Is q pro7erb with railroad men that
accidents never come alone a erc-s disaster
accompanied With loss o. LIE, a cpl &C. strike
with p--.c the voIkme- upon tle roal, and O,
deprive them Of their self-Fossszsi31 when The
Eighrs-- IrreEulsri-T cccurs, that is, just Ehe1
d Is most neeial. experienced r4lFsy mara-
gers insist that long series o. disasters always
follow great railway slaughter ard that il is
the inevitable consequence Of what they call she
BE- demo-alz1u1r Of The line. produced bT the
vivid sense Of csuce-, against winch each ilii-
vl1ua. Is u1ver-eEE 90 secure himself
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24
Bass IyaHArTupz-The following sad t-at

Bass IysE1T1TUpz-The following sad t-atas
are cip2el from az ezshsnge
Il Is E-r1ngs nor closely people real the
paners We never say anything that ANYBODY
don'- Ike but Eaat We soon near Of II, and
everybody tells Us aoou. L. Bat. If once II a
Whus we happen TO say q good ths-g, We never
near thai-u0 body seems 20 notice thai. We
msy pay some nan hundred compliments. and
give hlm dozen puts. and be taxes il AZ a tn
Uutc 70 his greatness and never thinks anything
about is-ueve- thinks il does MIA any go1l
Bat If We happen 70 say something that this very
man doa't lake, or something that he imagiues
reflects OF him OF his character, see how quickly
he flies Up ana gs.s mai about it, All our e7il
ia duly charged % us. bus We never, apparently,
get any credit TT WHIST good we d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

porr1EG I'm QUESTION: former NJ. &. c
KENNEDY went ont riding with bis duicilea
and tals was me way BE- ell happened 30 %.
c1d .t Ve were nearing q small EzI-t Of woods
the norsef ~ their bert speed. had deter
mined 10 ny oWu mind that when We resche
parusuiar sn1tI would -pC7 the question
and g. ! dad but would you ocHeve me she
saiiu Jus &c the wo-d escaped from her
Inns. uurnls-.T rsl the sleigh over q stump.
Du- We went. SIZE % cool her person II the EucW
an + 90 couuieract The damsEe she hal given
mv affections Ha- rrH- words sitter getting
back il the sleigh wer- Be- Excuse 70, Er
Ehei Co tel ycu 90 notice the s-uup. We
often refer 90 the EleiEh-ride, hut 10 this day
she believes II Tas an accideIt We 1--WE near
the Iniian8 iine-a divorce Is lot Wsn-ei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

pHlT0GElrUT Is l NV ls--Tlo mGunal
~ which tl- London Times was e., into Par
during -1e siege, was as fellows TaCse PAGES
Of the V7per containing messages % i-lenls ~
Paris, were carefully photographed Oh pieces q
thin psre7. only IA inch by az llc1 and e hale
in Size. which were sent mo The CITY ty carrier
pigeon. On tne=- impression tnere c1u.i be-
seen by the naked eye. only t-l le-I1Ie words.
Ia- Ilrr- and SIX narrow Blown 0sais re-
presenting Inc s-E columns Of ur-n-ei matter
forming page Of tae newspaper Under tle
microscope. however, tl- u-1Un spscas Decsme
leri1le, sul every lima 81 TIE uewsrape- Wa
found 70 hs7s bsen distinctly e1r.ai. AMI with
the greatest c.sarulzs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

lac f-atts1ur-h hepu5Hr1r ays 2 young
lady q. t1st village advised a gentleman friend
not 90 uEs dst-irCus io lei WIKI MIN. ss the7
would warp ms feet ami tina. stupid fellow did
40, know enough to take the mint AM proDose
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24
W arning against PFOcrastI-
nation

As the spark which causes o conharra-
ton destructive enough 10 lar a whole
city I'd ashes can be eztinc1ished by the
pressure Of o finger, and the mighty ave
aiancle winch crushes everything IN ITS
course ana Duries whole villages under It's
pondrous masses Of snow. could be arrested
u us starting po-n- by the Intervention
OF n2u-. 81 the Inflammation which
causes an mcuranle Deafness can mos-
genera. y be removed by q few weeks Of
Treatment and all DANCE TO hearing
averted, if attended 10 IN time. No delay.
therefore should be allowed 20 occur IN
procuring competent medical assistance as
soon as the slightest morbid condition Of
the Ear becomes mlulres-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-24

d WIcErn PAEs0E Rev Hiram Meeker o..
Granville. " Washington county. y. J.. has been
ajiulrei guilty oi the charge Of blaFpheuy.
adultery and iornicaulu. 1ir MeesCr Is sixty
SIX years OF age. and during the i've or siz years
- has lived iu Granville has enjoyed good
reputltiop as 81 physician and Clrlstau mau.
Ill disclosures recently maie hsve greatly
ssi0uishei me people snd 10 email excitement
prevails