Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-02-14

were made by Rev. Mr.. Wiley, of Sutton
Rev. Mr.. Fuller of St. Johnsbury, and Rev
l.. III. Stone. Resolutions were adopte,
urging temperance men to support onl,
such for office, and favoring state polio
law.
The North Star says: At the Congre
gational festival held in Danyille. Mrs
Walter Davis exhibited dozen coffee cup.
over one hundred years old, and two silvel
| spoons three hundred years old. The cup!
are remarkably well preserved, and tht
| spoons are good for several centuries t.
| come. These articles are some that have
been handed down from generation tC
| generation, and Mrs. Davis considers them
part of her most precious earthly jewels
Susan Heath, an old lady 95 years old
lives with f. ID. Morrill, of South Danville
and surprises him daily with her youth
She threads her needle and reads without
| glasses. She stands straight, and does
homework as lively as a woman half q
century younger. In one day last week she
| spun three skeins of yarn, and wove nine
yards of webbing. For light work she oc-
cupies her time piecing bedquilts.
The Passumpsic railroad consumes about
$1,000 cords Of wood year, which costs,
ready Tor the engine, not far from 500 900
II. F. Durgan has sued the town of Dan
vile for injury to his wife She was thrown
from sleigh at the railroad crossing neal
the West Danville hotel about one wear ago,
and has never fully recovered from the in
juries then inflicted.
Five divorces We're granted at the last
term Of court
The Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
railroad declared a semi-annual dividend OF
three per cent. February lst, payable to
holders Of preferred stock.
The spring term of the st. bloomsbury
academy opened with about 100 pupils.
The principal is II r. Fuller. Ii is a school
under excellent management and the school
buildings are said to be second to none in
the State
Try the popular remedy for coughs, colds, hoarso-
ness and all diseases Of the throat and lungs
Weeks Magic Compound 1t relieves and cures
with astonishing rapidity and certainty. Il truly
works like magic. Sold by druggists
Fed 5-w2m
Are you troubled with bad breath. 1t aDnovs
your friends as well as yourselves You would like
10 get I'd OF il. but scarcely know what means to
adopt We VIII tell You Uso tho fragrant sozodont.
il VIII cleanse and beIutify your teeth and leave
Your breath pure 33wltEdeod
Terrible 20 weak lungs Is this inclement season
Are you hoaTse, tormeuted with a cold, convulsed
with hard cough. annoyed with = sore throat
troubled with difficulty OF breathing II Sol lose
not an hour 100 procur.n. Hale's Honey Of Hore-
hound Tan, the sole and sovereign remedy for such
complaints
Crltteuton's 9th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
fkes Ioothache Drops cure in ] minute Wit
f0U LIE, VILLAIN Any physician who now saws
that Rheumatism cannot be cured simply lies The
wonderful effects % the Ceutaur Linimeut for all
ucsh, bone and muscle ailments upon man and
beast are too well known % admit % questirn. 1t
makes the lame walk. and the bed-ridden lean Tor
roy IL is selling 30 article ever did sell; aud IL
sflla because . does q work every time
CHILDREN CRY for = tchers Castoria II regulates
the stomach, cures wind collie and cause, natural
sleep lt r substitute Joy castor old.
JJwitGlcld
The Purc,t ami sweetest Cud-I..ver Oh is Hazard
& taswclis, made uu the sea Shore from fresh Sc
lectcd llFcrs. 10y CAswELL. HAZARD &Co. New York
10 absolutely FJEE and SWEPT. Patients who have
once taken prefer t % all others Physicians have
decided -uperorto any % the other oils ia market
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tHAfrLn HANDS, iIce. rough skin. p.mples. ring
worm, silt-rleum aud other cutaueous affections
cured, and the skin made soft and smooth, hy using
the JUMPER TAR SOAP. made by Caswell Hazard
s. Co., New York BE certa loo o. get the Ju-iyer Tar
soap De there age mauy Worthless limitations made
with common TAR Nay IJ-d-6wi2w