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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-24

Pope Plus will be eighty-one years old on
the 3lst Of May.-Monsignor Capel the
pre.ate OF Disraeli's "L)thair," has recent
~ been preaching some remarkable sermons
at Rome lie Is very eloquent and hand
some man. Crowds Of English and Ameri-
cans went to hear him, and 80 great has
been the effect of his sermons that Padre
Gavazzi intends replying to them. lie
visits Rome to see the Holy Father, the
Roman Curia and the Propaganda, about
the London Catholic University, of which
he is to be the chief offi,er. lie is a delight
ful talker. and at the dinner table one Is
amused, and interested. too, watching how
adroitly he holds the ball of conversation
and keeps the tone always up TO certain
clear, ringing pOint.-DeyOut Catholics
have no further need of resorting to Rome
to have their faith renewed and strength
ened by beholding the sacred relics that
abound there. The recent importation of
choice variety by Jesuit father are now
on exhibition in the convent of the Most
Holy Redeemer at New York. Their
authenticity is duly certified by cardinals
signature, and their merits and inestimable
value may be Judged from the following
schedule: No. /. Cruciix, containing frag-
ments of the manager. table, cot at Bethle-
hem, and furniture at Nazareth. !. Album,
containing 90 lockets, with small bones of
saints. 3.Antique lamp of clay found in the
Roman eatacombs near skeletons OF saints.
4. Locket, containing piece OF glrdle ol
Virgin Mary. 5. Locket, containing bone
of St. Augustine s. Crucifix. containing
small portion of rope by which Christ was
bound to the post. 8. Locket, containing
a broken thorn from the crown OF thorns of
Christ 10. Crucifx, containing small
portion of the post on which Christ was
flagellated H. Small piece OF wood from
st. Peters first altar in Nazareth. II. |
Locket, containing small portion OF the |
real cross of Christ. 10. Locket with bone
of St. Peter. a. Locket with piece of pur-
pie mantle thrown over Christ shoulders |
by Roman soldiers. Is. Fac-Simile of real |
on cross of Christ. 10. Locket, |
thirty small portions OF different
relics relating 10 Christ's family, such as
coat Of Joseph's brother, etc. u. Medal
lion, containing piece of veil OF the virgin |
Mary. Is. Fragment of marble from Holy |
Sepulchre. 10. Crueifix with portions of St. |
Peters toga. 20. Paper package, contain
ing bones of most holy persons in the |
church. 81. Old nail of holy CROSS
Bishop Whelan, Of West Virginia. advises |
Roman Catholics to abandon the use and |
sale of liquor lie says that the word OF
God does not really forbid the traffic when
used with moderation and with reason, but |
these conditions are seldom complied with.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The trial of Rev. DR.. Cuyler, of Brooklyn.
for allowing Miss Smiley to speak in his
took place before the Brooklyn
Presbytery, Wednesday. BY vote of %
to 10 it was declared that the granting OF
the permission to speak to Miss Smiley was
4 disobedience to the deliverance OF the
general assembly, but the session exonerated
him from intentional disregard OF the
authority ofthat body. |
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4 STITIIA CURED.-For circulars and pr ces.
n address. s. G. VFHAN. Philadelphia. Pa.
>TPERFEI HAIR REMOVED
). &. U?IIAM. Phila.. ?a.-March l., fd&wiw
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Very Nice Spring or Winter
Wheat Flour at Low Prices.

- Good Goods. Quick Sales and Fair Profits Is
our motto. But don't take cur word for it, Call
and see .ur yourselves.
AT WESTON. JONES BROS.
Burlington, Vt, March 6-wtt
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Christ Church, Chicago, has now three
sets of wardens and vestrymen. Bishop
Cheney's congregation elected these officers
when they organized last fall as a Reformed
Protestant Episcopal Church the meeting
of the parishioners, called by Bishop White
house, chose a second one {; and a third
batch has also been chosen. by a meeting OF
the members of the old organization.
Bishop Whitehouse's call brought together
eight persons the meeting of the old or
ganization which was favorable to Cheney
numbered forty: the business meeting OF
the Reformed Episcopalians was attended
by sixty persOnS-Rev. W. G.. Daven-
port. rector of St. James Church. Hyde
Vile. will. during the ensuing year, hold
morning services in the church at Hyde
vile, and evening service at Castleton.-
Early in the present year, Rev. K. IL. viii
Hanson, pastor of St. Stephens Episcopal
Church in Wilke>barre. Penn, was charged
with visiting houses OF ill-tame, and other
conduct unbecoming minister of the Cos
pei. lie denies the charges, but the vestry.
acting upon what they considered strong
proof, depoSed him from the pastorate, and
lately appointed a committee of investl-
CATION. and last week williamson
appeared before them and confessed his
abOminable habits No final action has yet
been takon.-Rev NJ \ Ilerrick, Of san
bornton Bridge, n. H.. has been called to
st. James Church, Woodstock, OF which he
was formerly rector-rhe Bishop of
Montreal has appointed the Rev. W. Hen
derson, of Durham, rector Of st. James
Church, St. Johns
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WOMAN no THE RESCUE
j u Il u h Il Il Il.

The highest Medical authorities o. Europe say
the strongest Tonic. Purifier and deobstruent known
o. the mcl.cal world is
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JEWETT MILK pms {!

Il Il Il
In the counties Of Chittenden and Grand Isle.
Our Agent will soon visit the dairymen Of that
section and all orders given them will receive
prompt attention.
Having the most approved facilities Tor manuiac-
turing, the best workmen, and the longest ex-
perence in the business Of any firm in the State,
are confident that our work will give perfect salts
faction.
Since the introduction Of the Jewett Pan. several
Vat Pans have been brought before the public,
which upon trial have all proyei inferior to the
Jewett. In many instances they have been con-
sidered entirely worthless. We have removed sew
era sets and supplied their places with the Jewett
Pans.
We have put in several hundred sets in Orleans
County. not one Of which has failed to give entire
satisfaction. We could fill the columns OF this paper
with unsollc ted testimonials from our customers,
but consider 8; unnecessary account Of it. super
ior qualities being So widely known.
Iiyou wish 20 procure the best, cheapest, most
durable and convenient, hand in your orders FOR the
Jewett Pans, which sits proudly upon her four
tables, and from her throne O: butter rules the
market OF the world.
All communications should be addressed To
MARTIN & SEAvER
Feb 5-wtf North Troy, Vt.
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Il arrests decay o. vital forces exhaustion Of the
nervous system. restores vizor 10 the debil taed,
cleauses tated blood removes vesicle distinctions
and acts directly on tho Liver and Spleen. Price
81 a bottle. JOHN q KELLOGG, Is Piatt St, NY.
Ap-.l l-ft&w4w
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All communications should be addressed To
MARTIN & SEAvER.
Feb 5-Wtf North Troy, Vt.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
Circuit Court.

In. the Circuit Court, Mr. Franklin Peters, a
pretty gay sort of Latharo, was tried on Thurs
day last for indulging in the gcntlemanly amuse-
ment of bigamy, 1t appears that Dec. 81, 1869,
this Peters married Miss Julia A. Ellis at Good
farm Grundy Co.. III. He lived with Julia two
years and three months, when she was no longer
palatable to his refined tastes, and he left her.
On the 27th of May 1872 Peters married Miss
Emma c. Ellis. of Toni "a, and not long after left
her, and turned up at Strcator as an ardent ad-
mirer of young lady there and would have
married her but that Emma "got her back up"
and moved upon Franklin with warrant. and
he was tried and found guilty and sent to the
penitontary fer two years, and was sentenced on
yesterday.
The case of Good for the use of f. NJ Drew VS..
Formulas concerning the famous steamboat Star
Of Ottawa, brilliant planet which is now nearly
totally eclipsed in the mud and water of the ca.
nal not far from Marseilles, occupied the atten
ton of the Court nearly all day yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

STUDY TRLEGRAPHY.-We have been requested
to start class for the study of telegraphy dur
ing the summer months of school vacation, and
intend doing So class win commence on
Monday, June @9th, or on July 1st. Ladies and
gents will find our rooms cool and comfortable,
and the study only a pastime, easy, pleasant and
remunerative. Those desirous. of joining this
class will please make application at once. Study
hours from A. NJ. to 4 o'clock P. NJ, or as long
as the student can devote to it. For particulars
apply at Ottawa Telegraph Institute, Cheever's
Block, Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

Cry ScHooLs,-Thc spring term Of our public
schools on closes Friday next, when the usual
summer vacation Of two months takes place.
The last week in the term in the high school,
commencing yesterday, is devoted to the annual
examinations, which the p,sblic are earnestly in
vited to witness, The programme for next week
is as follows:
Monday, June 22d-SA M-Geometry; II A. NJ.
Commencing Algebra.
Tuesday, June 23d-S A. M.-Commencing Lat.
in; IL A. M-Physiology.
Wednesday June 2fth--SA A. M,-English Liter.
ature; IL A. M.-Advanced latin and Advanc ed
German.
Thursday, June 25sh-S A. N.-PhysiQal GeOg-
ply; III A. M.-History.
Friday, June 26th-S A. M--Satural Philoso.
phy; II A. M.-Casar and Commencing German:
All classes except those being examined will
be excused from attendance at the high school.
This arrangement will give ample room for all
visitors and the visitors are requested to ques,
tion the classes. The Superintendent hopes
that all will freely avail themselves of the OPP
portunity. Examinations will take place early
in the morning IA the cool of the day, and not
run much later then noon or one O'Clock. Only
two classes can be examined each day.
Examinations for entrance to the high schoo
will take place at the high school building OF
Monday, June Goth.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
The Fairbury Excursion.

As intimated in our last grand excursion
from Fairbury to Ottawa is organized to take
place on the fourth of July. The train leaves
Fairbury at ! o'clock in the morning and will
consequently arrive here about O'Clock. The
excursionists will number several hundred A
portion of them propose, or arriving here, to
take convcyances and proceed to Starved Rock,
but most of them, doubtless, will remain here to
visit the races, &c. We suggest that due atten-
tion shall be paid the excursionists on their ar
rival, to see that convcyances are on hand to
take to them the hotels, fair grounds, &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
ID, Heenan &Co.

This popular house is continually rushed with
business. Calling there on yesterday we found
the store full of customers and the clerks and pro
pretors busy. They have Il very full stock Of
summer goods, and are selling out shawls
and similar articles to make more room and clear
out the stock. They were never better prepared
to offer good bargains than at present, and the
people are availing themselves of the opportun-
ity now offered by this house to get splendid
goods at extremely low figures. Their line of
boots and shoes is very full and prices rule awny
down. .#..
Their assortment of groceries too is perfect
and prices satisfactory tc all customers.
They invite all in want of anything in their
line to call and look through the stock.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

Doors AND SHoEs.-The stock of boots and
shoes at Child Bro. IL Phipps' was never larger
nor more complete than at present. 1t com
prses all the new and elegant styles for ladies
and gentlemen, boys and misses, and all sorts OF
neat and substantial shoes for the little ones
Besides the fancy and fashionable goods, they
have the usual variety of boots and shoes for the
farmer, mechanic and lab0ring man, and all at
prices to suit the times. You will get your
moneys worth every time at Child Bros. &
Phipps'.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
FACE. iw.2w.Il 81 q N. 3M. .sM.lY.
Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.

Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.
Advertisements not under contract must b. plainly
the length Of time desired they will be contin
uedan charged for until ordered out.
Business cards mot exceeding fvelties
Inserted at ave dollars per tve lines one dol
ar per line extra.
Transient advertising in all TO he paid strictly In
advance.
II Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise
ents before heexpirstlon ofthe contract will be chsrg
ed the full rstes ss above Extra charge will also be made
or dissolution and other notices not connected with their
regular business
Local notices. h.tet1 cents per line.
II In no case vii. these terms be departed from.
II The date the slip which the subscribers name
is printed time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FRER TRADER should be
careful to notice that the date the slip corresponds to
the which they have sac snd at once notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

ALL 0. X. AT DANIEL LEAHY's.-Which means
that Mark c. O'kane is there, ready to wait on
customers, old or young, big or little; and Mark
wants all hls friends and the public generally to
make a note Of it, that he can always be found
at the above reliable house from A. NJ. to p. NJ,
whe:e he will make it his particular delight to
wait on all who either desire to purchase, or on
ly TO -" stock of boots and shoes equal to any
other house in the city, and the best custom
work west of New York city. Mr.. Leahys stock
is complete in all the leading makes of shoes,
such as Burt's and several other first class makes,
and guarantees to sell the same class OF
goods cheaper than any other house in Ottawa!
.-t d. IFAUY
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

A INSTRUMENTATION Thursday evening last
the ladies of the Presby yterian church had a
social gathering at the residence of Mr.. w. l.,
Phillips, the lumber dealer. They presented him
with a beautiful silver cigar-holder.
William works his lungs and jaws, and is bass
in the choir of that church. ...f r. '..
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

CANEs.A full assortment of gold and silver
headed hickory and ornamental canes all varie-
ties, from STATS for the aged, canes for "the lean
and slippered pantoloon" in all gradations, from
the substantial to the light and springing
Switch" for the beau-just fresh from leading
strings-the airy twig that the youth learns to
gracefully twirl with one hand while puching
his moustache, with the other, all these
and more too, at Ebersol & Krouse's Gun Shop,
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
Millinery Heldauarfers.

a splendid assortment Of trimmed hats and
bonnets, all of the latest summer styles; also an
elegant stock of French flowers. am receiving
new summer goods every few days, aad As buy
for cash, can sell cheaper than any milliner iu
town. It is no humbug, ladies, call and see for
Yourselves Mrs L. HARPgR, l37 Main st.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

THAT FEsrIvAL.-The festival at Turner Hall
given by the ladies of the German Lutheran
Church on Thursday evening last, was very agree
able The attendance was large, the cream, cake
and strawberries were luscious and the receipts
satisfactory to the managers.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

A New PAPER.-The ladies Of the Ottawa TEN
peranee League are making arrangements to
run a newspaper, to be published monthly, and
devoted to the temperance cause. 1t will be
called the Ottd,ca Temperance Leog'e. limited
number Of advertisements will be accepted, and
the circulation will be free.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

STRAW ii ATS, &c.-Ilull * Bartels have ecllpsed
all opposition in the way Of a splendid assort-
ment of fancy gossaEicr cloth hats hats that are
as cool as a cucumber and breezy as Mount Popo-
catapetl, besides straw hats too numerous TO
mention, and so cheap that If We mentioned 1t
here you wouldn't believe It, Go.and ace the
goods aud you will be satisfied.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

4rH or July BALL.-Bach's city band have out
their cards for grand ball at Turn Halle in OF
tawa on the cvenin OF the Ah, The price per
couple will be but 81. This band have given
balls frequently heretofore, aud what with their
excellent music and admirable managemc mt
have always met with marked success and givcn
he highest satisfaction,
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

PRATT's CoNFECTIONERY.-This popular con
fectionery store is running in good style. Mr..
Pratt keeps all the ripe fruits and receives them
reguiarly-all the fruits of the season late and
early every day
Lemonade out of the ice fountain. Master
Ivan is the boss of the lemonade department, and
knows how to set out cool drinks as well as any
other man.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

MooNIIGHT ENTERTAINMENT.-Thc ladies Of
the Presbyterian Church will entertain their
frien Is with a sumptuous banquet and gladden.
their souls with a splendid exhibition OF flowers
and fancy work, in the grounds Of Mr. Forces
East Ottawa, Tuesday evening, June ID. Come,
one and all
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

ISsuRANcE.-John O'Dowd, the well known
general agent of the old reliable Rockford lll..,
Insurance Company is in this city, and will be in
this vicinity and in different places in La Sale
county for the next two weeks insuring and re-
irsuring farmers in his company. He has insur-
ed over thirteen hundred farmers in his compa-
ny ia this county.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

BEAUTIFUL FLowERs-Hon. G.. II. Gilman has
one of the finest flower gardens in this city. He
has, among other flowers one hundred and fifty
varieties of roses. lady exhibited to US bou-
quet of roses from the Judges garden recently
that for beauty and variety we have rarely seen
ccualcd
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
Prices of Clothing at NJ. stiefers.

We think it our duty to let the people of Otta
wa and surrounding counties know the great re
ductlon in prices at the boss clothiers', NJ. Site
fel Il Co.'S:
Si3 American scotch suits at 81
Is all wool scotch suits at IS.
IA fine wool suits at $40
1850 extra wool suits at SlS
lS best cass. suit at $l5.
% fine diagonal suits at Sl1.
IA English diagonal suits at SIS.
30 English worsted suits at SO.
35 English black suits at S2S.
Dolly Warden coats at Toe.
| best over.alls at 75c.
At the square dealing house, white corner.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

GRAND TURNER -RssT.-A large number OF the
Germans, who are turner's, and citizens Of Otta.
wa, will go to Freeport this morning to attend
the great meeting of the Turner'S of northern IL
linois at Freeport. The "fest" will last several
"A
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

Read the advertisement of Scott Bros. ~ Co.
They have received lot of dress goods from the
east that they are selling at almost nothing.
They have also received about 1000 pieces Of
Sash Ribbons Grograin and Cord-edge, which
they are selling at half their value The ribbons
are new and the colors beautiful.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

ASoTgsg NovELTY.-Bowman has been :" rails.
ing HI" in his photographic gallery, so to
speak: or, in other words, ne has a series Of ste
reoscopic views nj journey Of Satan through
the lower world. II Is magnificent affair, and
viii richly repay an hours examination. Call at
the gallery and see IT.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
l.. Z. MARSH.

A GRAND CRUsADE.-Brother John is dead and
am going to close out my stock ut cost for he was
the biggest thief in the world so will have to
bust on his account Call and see my stock OF
serge goods cheaper than ever known in this city
before r. THORNTON
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

Mar OF OrrAwA.-Mcssrs. Bird Co. have about
finished the drawing of a map of Ottawa, show
ing every block, lot, street and alley in this city
as comprised within the present corporation
thereof. The work is finely executed and seems
to be very accurate. We advise our business
and professional men to subscribe for one.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

Vim. O'NeilI, Of the Exchange Hotel, offers fer
sale all Of his furniture and bar and fixtures to-
gether with the stock OF wines, liquors and ci-
gars therein, and the unexpired term Of the
hotel at great bargain. Here is a chance 10
make money
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

MnLINERY.-Mrs. Gregg advcrtises that for
the next sixty days she will sell milincry'at won
terfully low prices to clear out her stock. and
offers special bargains in sash ribbons
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

GREAT SALE of Ribbons, Hamburg cmbroidc
res and parasols in Kaeussls block, commenc-
ing Monday evening, June I'D, 1874, and contin
NC during the week
Ribbons frOm2 TO inches wide, Grosgrain wa
tered and oil boiled, choice, will be given for pc
per yard; they are worth from 35c. to 81 per yd
Sash Ribbons, all colors, for 75c to ST. worth
$l.JO to g.
Embroideries will be sold by the piece or hal
piece at half their usual price.
Psrasols, lined, all colors, for $50 and sl.7j
worth $3.50 and q.
Remember the place, Kneussrs BLOCK. Sale
will commence Monday evening, June I'D, and
continue one week only. This Is not an auction
sale
What is ups | have had no postal card sen.
me yet. H. walther has opened little one
horse cake, pie and pastry bakery, and what viii
one Of our great CITY bakers do about itI
Yours, a. baker II. WALTHER.
Boston brown" rye, graham, white, FRENCH
New Orleans twist" bread, and buns, rolls, sc.
at Pergue's bakery.
We are indebted TO Col Fort for a copy OF Dr.
Hayden's 9Th annual report Of the seolosics
survey of the territories,-a vecy valuable and
/ instructive work.
The centre Of attraction - A. Frank s Cos
new store, No. 81 la Sale street, and their new
and fashionable clothing for mcn and BOYS wear
! wASTED-An agent to canvass for tss, sell
/ ins book. Address Drawer 100, Ottawa, III.
Walther's lemon, cherry, strawberry, coeoanu'
and green apple pies are all the 30 in the city.
/ Wire flower stands on rollers q: Thompson:
crockcry store.
| Soda, cool and correct, in abundance az Cot
/ tons drug store. Try IT,
! Hot coffee and tea and IL ach - be had at Wal
Tiers bakery
Bcst ice cream. soda iat lemonade at Pic-Su,'i
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

"a thing of beauty is joy forever" So think
our friends McssTs. A. Frank IL Co., who keep
the largest assortment Of ladies' trunks and
satchels. Bridal trunks specially.
Their place is known as the Peoples Clothing
House 2l La Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

PAsTURAGE-Four hundred acres of the best
of pasturage, with fine water in abundance, Can
accommodate 100 head of stock. Terms, $50
per head per month
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
Notice.

All members of the Tont Lodge, No. 5g9, /. c.
O. F. are requested TO attend their next reg.
ular meeting, on Monday evening, June -, as
business Of importance win come before the
Lodge y, Il. BEACH, Sccy
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

80 boxes of good lemons for the Fourth for
sale cheap at ". Walther's bskery.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20
A CARD.

Those gentlemen who are in the habit of TAX
ing midnight walks had better be careful whom
they disturb in the future or they may feel the
effects Of leaden bullet. a word to the wise
is
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

The largest stock Of ladies' linen and lawn
suits will be found at Scott Bros. * Co They
haze opened this week some handsome new
STYLES. Prices low. A nice suit for $500, $50
sioO, - -, 500 and up.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

HEss'.-Hess, the famous baker is driving bust
ness at a brisk rate. He has an abundance Of
ice cream and soda water, and plenty Of fresh
bread, buns, pies, Sc. The excursionsts on Sat
urday morning to Freeport should call there for
| a nice lunch.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-06-20

UsDINE HOSE Co-Special meeting Of Undinc
Hose Co. on Tuesday next, June 23d. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
WN URI FOURLAUGu Scc'y.