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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

GREA7 SALE OF BLooDED HossEs.-Tle aac-
ticn sflc Of blooled horses ct Brstleboro, last
week, on the stock farm Of the late George C.
Hall, called together large number Of horic
fAnoicrs from al parts Of NcF Eag'laI AID
New York. Young Al4eriss.'' q Messenger
stk.lica, was ,oli TO Stewart Pratt Of Br1;t's-
boro far sl350 IS vermcat Abislls5,' FIVE
year cid s:allioa, and " Erie. vezc aoll 20 IL
sseu; Of Amasa sprsgue O: Psovi5 rec, Z. l.,
the former for 5000 and The latter la7 $3.50 :;
'' Grandec 80 was purchased ~ David Geoleil
OF Brst,leboro fyr sl525, and E E Gardner Of
New York paid $500 for three year oil
oLar.nut stallion 0! rare proaise Z. C. Robin
son Of Boston bought fue young animal pay
ing $40, sal George r. Tovalsy. q Spring
9sil, invested $3.50 IL grey esli.ng.
C. il. Blodzett Of tins CRY, purchased the
brood uar2 " Lady Grant for s5i5. sud s.
bay maze by Msmbrino CHEF for S575.
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Lincoln, the brakeman On the R1ilsnd rail-
roai, who vas struck b bridge It Pu;ley,
dei from the injuries thus received =. Bellows
Falls, Friday morning.
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Esiey & Co Of Bratt!eboro, have given e5.-
coo towards seminary for the eiucstiSn Of
colorel women ST Raleigh, North Carolina.
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LARGE SALE oF SHoEr EoREr.-l!ees-s-
James !. shsdd ana T. N. Van sick,sa of ;ls
city have recently sou from their stoei the i3l-
loving named Short Horns
To Richard Gibson, London. Ontario. Q1slia
p by 81 Duke Of Air3rie 23.7l7,) dam Queen
Of Diamonds; Ud0ra u By 81 Duse Of AirdTie
t23,7l7,) dam U3ora. AMI Uioga 81 By 81 Earl
CT Oxford, (6,70s,) dam Uiors p; TO b. S.
Fairchill, Essex, n. l., bull calf Queens F&-
yorite 4:h by Miss Belley'i,e's Son (iU,495) dam
Queen Of Diamonds; 70 Richard T. hsc5e,
kecseville, n. l., Prince Henry O2,G57,) by Il
Esrl Of Oxford, dsm Constsntia a; 10 Z. Van
Sickle1, Burlington, Independence (l2.l73.) ly
M.ss Beeyille's son; to p. Brady, Burlington,
Bret Hsrte a. 1872 By % Earl Of Oxford: 10
P. 4 Coen. Wssh5urn, Woolford County, IA,
Queen Of Burlington, by = ! Earl OF Oxford GSm
Q1sl.s "a: Msrgery 81 by p Ear Of 0vi3Ei.
dSm Magenta; Maznrks's Pride by u Earl IF
Oxford, dam Nszurks 6th; Laurs' g PtiGo 10y
10th Duke Of Thornillc (5,6lOD dam aura /;
Cbsmplsin Maid by u Earl Of Oxford, dan
Yea Leaf, Dutchesa @. oxford bT - Esri a.
Oxford ism UvulS p; CcnstsBHa by Niss
But,eroup's p son Of ii Grand Duke az, 9GD
dam Constance 50; Pride Of die Vale 10y Mar
mion (S,jS9,) dam Brilliant; lew Leaf p by
Mrs. Gwynue'tSon Of imp.2i Grand Duke a.
g6I.) and her bull calf B;Cn Beieyi,.e - Nits
Bo.levilis's son (l0.435)
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Tso Es.i-kuosa citizens Of johnson. both jas
tic,s q the Pesce, hsi f-scts he other day.
They " Bit sni ct Sni s,gouzed 50 each other to
such 81 eztsat,that their neigh b9rs we're obliged
% interfere aai 71st them. The whole yi.isge
il in IN u7rosr about TIE scsnls,ous aif4ir
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the Republicans Of Milton e5pe,t so start
Ae.r p .-A.io2u club n permanent t1slc, Gu
Monday evening nezi, sith come 30 good asmes;
aIl they intend TO ms5c ha11scme iuorcsre on
T-oyi5ua republican usjyrities ID tbs: t5xn. We
soIat nc. tbs. they VII 90 t.
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We aye s5rry TO Lean tla: Rev L Il. GriG-.
Fss,or Of ,he Taitcaaeat Congregational church
in this city, "a about to leave Burlington. lie
has accepted IN election 20 spl5.sss7rsd.P in
Williams College, made vacant ly the death Of
th5 late Prof Aibei, Hopkins Mr.. Griffin lss
-5e-gy commended hiusc,f to cur community,
both as a preacher AMI pastor, and as . MAJ.
and hia departure will be q public loss.
Be- the recent death Of since, S. Post II his
home in Hudson City, Z. J., tie profession of
cvi, engineering loses one u It's ah.eHt az IA st
scieniihc representatives. he commenced i.r
career IS assistant surveyor fJ- the location of
the capita! q the STATE of Vermont; he rss then
engaged Oh the Auburn and Syracuse rsilroa-.
and soon after in the construction Of the New
York and Erie road, performing az tie ssue
uue the duties Of superintendent OF trsusp1rta-
ton. lie vas sfterEard employed in building
abe Ohio and Mississippi railroad, Of which Dc
vas alao the general superintendent. as well 20
the chief engineer Of the Erie railway AMI The
Bergen tuuael. He subsequently, tu-1ei bic 81
tentiln especially 70 the construction O.. railway
bridges, and was The inventor Of the famous POET
briige, many Of which are nov in use on the
p1incips. railways Of tie country. Shortly be-
fore the commencement Of the ditessa which ter
m.7ated his life, be Was appointed CHIEF OF the
corps o. construction Z the Northern PaC:--
railroad
c. u Sore, OF The St Joansaury Cilci0liaa,
was among the guests Of tho Ne y Hampshire
EiHorisl Association during ito recent White
Mountain excursion.
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sz1yssDAY. 5g'y g.
II. / THE F-our ue-Fet .s f-. a-d hal. fr-r
p re- act,Fe l..in inr nc prov w-css abe t-sie
purchasing wich more confidence a. the c.-n.-rs-
LFe-y IN" prices now current The sale, have been
% $'ss5 80 for Western supsrlae. g --s+- -- f.r
common eNt-as 8 -51s- Is for AIisaugrc ana
1lirnes-ts extIas including cho.ce aakers' h--u1s.
- '. i2r oii', Indiana and Michigan NLi.e
Wh-ats $3.50 ioT Illinois and s4gYsIl ~ + ~
Louis l-c.ulic- choice brands FI.L- had te.,
selling 10 su7li io,s &c s.. SD +, lbl.
UEAlN-Iho demand for Corn has boon -o,J .~I
the market slstii1s fall prices Gin. saics N-v.
been 10 some extent, for export AMI coaslr1u-f ~
a, % olc iur western Yellow AID 80 --,fsr We
tern mixed cats have been in Nir demand a.
sleacy pieces. Trcre is fcarcty Of -ooi Vti-c.
iut q large supply o. other kinds Tho sll-s have
oeel - u i7o g tusa for cCmmen Westcra ent uo
grade white All 5ld Sic for chcice white 10 R,e
sRe ssies Laye teen 70 snsI los a; 9o g bgs-.
shorts Fine Feed -rd Midllings atsgf So @ f1-
PhCNi IONS IN Pork there Is no CHAM. .8
81 @s0l- for prime; siffI4sl f5- mes. ana sou
IS for clear ane extra clear. n Eeaf v- iittle h.
peen done. but pri,es are steaty. Tn, "a ca hsve
teen ~ ~ la lcr mes1 and extra ues7 art elf 81
~ LOT IsmIy L4il J., irn a-.d IA fair scinard az
yu9 &C for city EL1 % e lnc for se,us q Ec-t'o ran
dered Western. Smoked nams are higher. and have
Boston and Western.
PRODUCE. Ch0ice grades u Butter arc rather
scarce, Tut there is IN ab1udact supply d 0-hc-
sin-s. The sales have been ST 15 i-fc ~ choice %
az i1r goa New York ami Vermont da'ries AMI
i-0Uc Tor common. Western has tssr arrirIr.-
quite freely ard th- hes; lots have been selling II
5id%-cF 3. thoes- Is 10 better deuant a1t p-c.s
arc shade higher. sales at sHtilc fIr acto-y ard
-Ul0.c for farmers Diaries. White Beans remain
quits stea y ami Grm, hu. sales are cocGnei to
small lots. We quote extra pea az 8fGf - Rrt
medium n 342 - BAushsi ,C- prime. fgss have
been IN fair demand AID f.csh i.ts sell reaGt rs
2(f DC = dozen. New Potatoes haTs Aeel IN .0oi
dens rd at s. 5c2351R hol.
WOOL There mas been cccsilerah., activity 10 the
Wool market Snd pr.ccs lAys nos cctlGt dopn on
bass that macuiactqrsri purchase with more conf
dencc. The 'als, OF domestic hsve been 20 1910 - =
nciEdo considerable fleece at from CD q 7us p b
Dew Michigan and Ohio sell 'rgl: - n 6c coui5iu-
fleece SO a &c for washed and - q filc 1r ea me-
aud cOmaur ulga-het. tah washed from = '.r ,-s.
All pulled from s. 70 &c for sup-r 2nd x
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Du. JOSEPH Il SCEE:NCIg'S sEgsPLE:
TEE .TrLEgT

ana --aucI themselves ~ iIs wonderfully c!,csclus
ll.f.-uas. they would uH. have fallen
Dr. ~UH-rck basin LIS own case proven t.4t where
over Sufficient vitality remains. tIt vitality, hg t-s ul,-ii-
cc- ana l. directions JOS ter use, Is 4uiekaued iAto
L.l.HrIi yl-l-
In aus statement There is nothing 1rcsuuriuous.
~ t.o faith Df Tie invalid Is ulin representation
that MOI thousand times suhsta1tate by living AMI
visible works. The theory of flc cure by br Sclcncks
medicines IS simple DO is uuflus i7 pfIosH ply
requires I'D argument L is self as-uTne seli-con-
y.uc.u-.
The Scavvocl Tonic IN Mandrake Pits ire Che first two
weapons il which The citadel Df tIe Il1V &. hssAi-1l
Tw.tr, It tho cases of consumption originate IN dys-
81 qsI and % fuucunlgl.f tlslricrui liver WIN us
condition tle bronchial tubes "srmpsthLlc" with to
stomach They respond 20 tho mIrhlc action Il tie
liver Hero then C1rlas ic c'rlIultn- result G4 Tie
setting il, l.l all lis distressing lIs, II
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The Randolph Eagle, Liberal Republican
journal, supports Hon. Benz. 7. Steele fer Con-
greIs.
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PAasLrIs r5ou H0T WEATaEz.-Henry
Thou.as Of Randolph is nov tuEeriag from the
elects ofhot weather Wednesday, July Il he
worked Quite hard. becoming very vsrm, hay
lag, sui shower o. rain came up and sci him.
The rezt morning be discovered that his speech
Was affected. could rot TAX pl=in. hut could net
feel any ELECTS e'lcahere Friday morning. ca
risag. lie said his head sct bad sni be vas dizzy,
lie went out 90 milk brt fuul he could not
with hir left hsrj j. being weak. Saturday
morning ha could lot move bic Lrm or hand.
sunday morning he c-u'3 use BIS srm anl hand
r5z.e, could double up his G,t, Sc. Bu; about
O'Clock Of .he rsme Day, while lying o. the
led he lost the entire use Of BIS right srn ard
hand, and alto bis leftlsg. 1T tbs time Mon
d.. July 22l, he can use his leg 3 little CO none
i. with i:fisulty hat hig srm and hand are use
less. lis throst seems somewhat affected,
causing b.n 20 cousa considerably. lie ia a.
teaielty D- Davenport Of Ess: Randolph
GRAsT AND WILSON CLUB X EicHzoyD.-
A Gram and Wilson club We formed in Rich
mAnd, on she evening OF The 2Oih The following
cficers ve-e sloc;ei
President-IrS " Ssvlss.
Niee-Presi3eats - Hon SAiIosd Colby, Giles
Hose. Stafford Fay, Whitcousb. 8 il Davis,
Robert Towers.
Secretary EdE.rd Hiidre.h.
Vressurer-Ssmuei Cutler.
Executive Committee II 4 Holcsa. r 4
Jones, L D Nsson, W . H-li. " -
The meeting Vas a. Gel B.rnun.'s rev hall.
tie Richmond Corast DAad wa present spl
turEishsd soo3 music for the ocsas.op. and ,ba
Der; Of feeling prevailed. Tbe mex, meeting Of
TIC club vii be Gu Saturday evening. hen
public speakers from abroad viii address tho
meeting. The Republicans q Richmond rpesr
b-snest, and DO doubt will increase the Rernh-
lean majority Of two ye>rs ego. Itir reported
tna' there sFe some four or G7e republicans tia.
support tee Democratic national ticket On Tho
oiler band, there il about tine sane member q
Deiaoc9a's who prefer Grsct to Greeley.
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R'Cn,loyD.-Three young ladies' were baptized
By the Rev. Mr. Itch on the It'll inst, and
unitei with tie Congregs tioaal Church il Rich
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HstIdIehE.y College.
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TIE eg cciscs az tie Commencement of Middle
bury g l.ege wil be as follows
otNDAT Aug. % 2. il.--Bsccsl,urel'c Sermon by
ItesD4r, Auy I3-g q r.-snausl ueetin. Of
tAo Pal Beta ha-pa Society, at the Lecture Room
il.s a. IA -hd4ros jefro the Thi Hs-a Kappa
So',-iyi D. Key. Henry 4. Hudson. H. Of
+. M.-Ad5'c7s tcl-rs the PalladeIphl Ian Society,
TUESDAY ETEyITG -plrkeran Prlzs Speaking.
hED-ssnAY, Aug. if-ii a. no anniversary If
Tie Associated Administration ~ stephen A.
WALKER, Cls55 Of 1868. Poem hy Edwa-d II. his.oyi
Class q 1858
Tie literary e.c-ci,es VII be s5cceete3 ly q. e.
ner and sac,l- reunion %; The Addison House a. p.
THURSDAY. Aa-. l5.-Crat.3a, and other exercises
Of the Graduating C!acs. Masters Grafton.
t.TslNl- CONNER caalent Hcert n.y. the ben
le-stoa Q-iltc--c C|uo- sssis-et y Mrs. L q.
Smith. oi Boston. l1 vocalist.
Hhs preliminary Testlu: O. tie h1m-i vii Re
held on lue-aay Afternoon. Er-. i1.h. at the close
o. the literary e-e7c ia the Lecture Room Of the
C--c-egati nal Church. 4 res's.-y q tho Alumni
viii u-erl be- opened.
The annual meeting o. the Association Kill oe
held ct the College Chapel, wednesday, August
18th, at g O'Clock 4. N.
Applications Tor return checks Epoa the Vermont
rllr1ad, mrst he made TO James NJ. s ale, Jr-,
Secretary q the alumni.
I'll hun. tle par'nip
Over the plain.
E-t The wild pig iron
Jill Bind wltl % cham.
AID tie great drum head.
So sIaal and neat,
lii give % t,ea Tor
Nc-ezsy wect. u. g.
~ As D. r,nsiy f,r Bronchial Affections sni
lar-u., -.selsas o The t.In-s -n-A.ls ever before
equals Dr.. e-cc's Golden Medical Discovery.
su'y walltit
S. SPECIES y kidney, Altdics and ganluilr
Diseases OF O .hetcs. gravel. mout.l and physical
U d i .
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Co1DAs3 sEuSAsy-Tae third sEn',-55aTy
exercises Of this institution. under The patronage
Of the Uniyerss,iss determination sul located az
Barre, took plsoe or Wednesday Of l.s. wc'-.
The graduating class Numbered elsvsa-four
ladies ard seven sentlenen; AL their orztioas
en3 esssye wsre noticeable fo-- their freshness
sal originality Of though. snl theme Tie pre-
5entatior Of Diplomas wss made by H5a. Hsasu
Carpenter Of Nor,h6ell, in few eel chosen
remDss pertinent to the cccatiou. The orator
Of tde day vas Rev. L u. atwood. Of Che,sls.
MatE, Who treated bic thtmc, " Literature" ia
a manor that stamped him az a yigorous writer
AID T.Es scholar. httae conclusion Of the de
course Mrs. Helen VI Rich, Of Brsshe7 FAILS,
n Y, delivered sa exceedingly interesting
poem, entitled "Hecism.'
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A Greeley club is to be organized il Mortpe-
iier
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Tic soaroed Tonic IN conjunction with the Pills, per-
11eetas and asslmafos with tho food Chy dcaion IS
now ssng wthoutlts previous fortunes. Digestion
becomes painless, and tie is 10 be al hand.
There is ~ Gatucnoc eEacerbati1n Of the st9-
mach. IN auQetite sors IN.
Now cncs the greatest Blood prri1cr ever vet given
r an r,u-dt father 10 suffering man. Sghclcks ll!
r.n- Syrtp comes in 20 perform ia functions and 10
sion and complete Ito cure. Il enters once upon It's
work Nature cannot b cheated It collects ami ripe-ls
te impair. and diseased PORTIONS of the LUNGS. In the
l az gatherings IL prepares tLom for cxpecoraiio1,
and lo ir very short time tho mal,y Is vgnquisald,
the rotten hrone that occupied Il renovated and made
now af to uaent ia all tho d.-ui.y Of reclaimed yi-lr.
.-. ~ ------- LN--.-- ---- -l-
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HOUSE PAINTING AND DEcoRAuos.-We had
tie pleasure on Saturday of inspecting the fine
fe'lderoe Of our toWnsmsn, Henry P. Hickok.
firce its recent hsndsone interior decoration ct
the h.nds Of aletsrs Atwood 6 Smith, the
tkilifdl fresco painters and designers. who
thOrt time SINGS permanently located taemlelves
IN this city. Nj Hickock's house hiss been
deliberately finished by these gentlemen il The
modern style Of house decoration, AID in
lr1uriousneas of work, we think, surpzsees
snyIhing in cur city. Il ia a fne job End is
done with the incest eIeot The halls
and -stairBsyu are painted in robins egg blue;
the walls Of the psriors in Lavender while the
ceilings have splendid csesm oolored cuff. The
library il done in soft wood coiors with
dsa6 ceilings, and the beauty CT the work
il that there appears no gloss or ftroke
Of the brush; the walls seeming as if
covered with the ncstert os paper hangincs.
The ceiling Of tic conservatory is a gem in its
way, showing much srtiatic rAias, having de-
riga If autumn leayes, such SO ferns snd NAPLES.
The style Of decoration ss exhibited By MessrS
Atwood J. Smith in this specimen Of their work
is excellent both in defign and execution, AID
productive Ct most Pleasing e9ectr; It Is chsste
AMI elegant, &nd cyinoes taste of a high order,
as seen n the sweet harmony Of oolor
aud 5imP'ioity Of desisa throughout, And vo
csn vel pronounce it superior pisea Of -eoar-
alive srL These artists are w5.knen Of TASTE
AID experience in painting sad deeorsUous Of
dwelling houses The character and style Of
their work ia recommended hy such gentlemen
az Gov. ClAAin Of Mssssehuse;!s, and Hoa. Frel-
eFick Billings Of Woodstock. ny whom they
have been employed. We Lea7 they are 90 be
engaged on the reconsruotiou Of Tie Ua.;sTian
church Of this city ard in decorating tbe new
aId elegant resiaenca ab5u: TO be erected ~
Columbus Smith. Esq, CT Salisbury
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as inGaa,riou, and siasc Mon,

selG nc e cents ald VII fdr7a-i TO your M t-os
Package q
ScVec Samples Of Curious articles,
sni with them wholesale Price Ii-t. e=-- 20 sell.
10 Old ard young with Large profits
Nj. SALON Proprietor, TIE Grand Toy erf Fancy
Bszs.r, 30 55l Washington e. Bo.tau Mass.
Es,sb!ishci n yorrs. June e3-ws.
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CHARLES =. REED,
without :ouht the best SIX u5Esr Ride. P--lrc.-
isi and Summer 'auitisi in the r-rforFi5- FIR 80
hrat tine appearing II the Constitution.
HARRY WELgT C0oNE
iAe British Champion l1s ,es'a been sscu- 2. an
am l.--eiaent t-l cal-c- s-l 90 --cats -rat- sac.
i2c-i among HE rCrncry-s admirers
tyery boy 3ra -fi vii b. is.fz1te! 81 i.7=.s p
Nte7s,
LiTcaG cE0RGlE DUCEo.v.
Three Funny Clowns
contribute to tho bla-ity 81 tls,5 Fishes ofs.,.
rich E1mor, mi biting sc-ssls -e1-.ene every
one Of them thcy ct,a5 n0thiu- i-sceorors In fa-r
there j. n-- "a Jbe who's crte-tsin-ecta slngI1
icccrur.
The manager has great r-sasu-e n Introducing 90
TIE citizens ~ tie Uaitct States Tho t2m5r- I.ul.-
C.5T1 E1c Court Jester.
TID 4. SEAL.
q Fellow Of Infinite 5est." d-sti7sui.ls ,l t.- 3D..
inpromp;u hts az tas flIss and lo.l.es ci
The ever veieoma soassfer and happy Aaucr.st,
TOM BARRY,
is again Nth Is, with tsst sx--uciatn.!y ,-ui,sl
sn'mal and eyEnsstlo 1hsuoIn=ncn, the .reas
Elapha1; BoLrvtR. Also
RGE ADAMS.
tae -rotosgae sad eccentric CioEn, worthy Of his
s1eiates. but tnt rely different in style a-G school
Inc gyUnssia Las aesu augmented - tae
engagement @. tic
LIZ CLAIRE BROTHERS,
be'as their fIst aLpcarv7cs IN s,,71.saia- 1eais
upon The Flying Trspe1e, and 1iif Dir FLIGHTS.
r1leh has given them m c.tat,'zlel Eal l,s. iel
throughout Europe.
EOGLE and FzANALix.
ere two more now 's0s- 20 re commended, appear
Ing IN re1arEatle exa9'd5rs Of sliL ans 9Th.
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD nLooD.

Tie v,'rk Of euro Is now beginning The vtatcd am
lucaus deposits n to bowels and iu the almcufarv cl-
mai are elected. The ver, Ike clock, Is wound up. Il
frlmits toqitlty. Tic stomach acts resp 1svcyi
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Nem rertisemsnts.
NOTICE.

A GENERAL MEETING kr dsspel Service,
II uudsr the care OF the sodsty n Friends Will be
held at Bristol villsre, beginning on the i5th day
Of sth Month, (Axg.,) at 10 o'slosk A. VI.
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Passengers Fhy the Rutland and Burlington +. X.
will find stages at New Hsrvn station meeting the
DAY trains. J0bHUA NJ. DEAN,
one Of the Committee.
Charlotte, july =, lS72.-dltkw2w
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The second thingis, tao patients must stay n 1a;
b. r,vniel or cure cannoth 30 Elected Fresh air and
lr ogi especially IN Ais section of The country in lie
IAN aud winter season, oil wrong Physicians wLa
recommend that lose ther Patients n their mas
a-e badly diseased aai yet teause they arc In the house
t mus. not down quiet: they mast walk about ;hc
room as mach and as fist ~ the strength Ia bear,
Up good circulation q blood lae Patients must keep
great deal 10 DO with the appee, AID Is the great point 70
10 ies,siro Of crs a7er such evidence Of its ro.sf-
IN the worst cases and moral certainty in al others, "a
fufl. Dr. Schenck personal statement 10 Tie Faculty
pfiIs own cure was in these modest words;
MANY wears ago vas IN the last stages Of consuul
ton: confined TO ny bod ana AZ one ine my Physicians
man catching at sraus, hoard 3f.Hnd obtained the pre-
partitions which now ofer 70 i.e PUBLIC and thoy made
fhr penetrate ny rhoe system. They soon ripcncd the
matter my lunes and would .nit ~ more than pint
Of offensive yellow matter every morning FOR long time.
- 49,, 49, All brrsn 10 leave ne and nv antefife
iecsrne SO great that 1t with difficulty that couc
Keep from eating too much soon gained my strength,
and have grown in ile.h .. - q r., SINE -
Doctor Then looking Ike mere skeleton; my weight
vas only niney-scyen ponna' ny ,sson We'slt IS tT2
have enjoyed uninterrupted health
New York and Boston He or his son, Dr. J. H. schenc-,
r SIN continue 10 patients At their once, No. Is
-, 81 ~ street PhiadeiDha every Saturday from
A NJ 10 3P. NJ Those who wish a thorough e1amina-
-ir deci.ris the exact condition of TIC lungs md
PATENTS can readily learn whether they are durable
lot.
mo directions fa taking tha medicines adapted %
The intelligence Of chd Follow these dircctions
,f Kind Nature viii do the ret, excepting that some
cases the Mandrake Pills 10 be taken In increased
dcs the three medicines need no other accomplishments
than the ample instructions that accompany them: firs
create appetite OF returning health hunger IS the mos.
welcome symptom When it comes, as 1t viii come le.
the dcsparng at once DO Of good cheer Good blood a.
acc lows the cough l0osens, the night sweat IS Gbaed
In short time both Ct these morbid symptoms gons
forever.
Dr. schonos medicines arc constantly kept in tens OF
Thousands 81 families. "A laxative or purgatiye tho
Mandrake Pills are n standard preparation: while tho
Iiluonc syrup n. Of coughs and colds, may bs
regarded prophy lacteric against consumption In any
Of its forms.
Iriee OF the Puinonic Syrup and seaweed Tonic sl19
bottle or $50 half dozen Mandrake l1ls . cent?
a box For sale by all druggists and dealers.
Gao. c. GOODWIN 90, Agents. Boston
Junel27- dI4tawie6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

> STURDY CID LISE--i.0n. Jos5pL Il. 3raiE-
eri OF st. Adams, graIa ale Of Yale College,
clsss Of 1922, st,eolel the Commencement ez-
erci;es this year, being the 6;ieth since his
graduation. Tie graduating c,.;s Numbered
seventy, Of which number twenty OILY are nov
living snl thirteen csme together IN cSrra5-
SIGN for President Of the United States WIS., taken
and the cd pioneers voted for Grant mani
r-rousfv