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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

VIEWS OF BURLNGT0S.-M. J. Bixby
Photographer, Of this city, has recently
taken the incest series of steroscopie views
OF buildings and scenes in this city, that W,
have eyer seen. Among them are views o
the own, lake and mountains from the Col
lege dome the College buildings new
Court House High School building; view.
on College street ; view Of W inoOski from
the French church; views OF the cemeteries
including the Ethan Allen monument
Howard monument. fountains. &e. 4 Sc
OF these views would be worth many time
their price to any one who is interested il
Burlincton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

MrDDLEBuRY.-Rev. E. Watson, presid-
ing elder Of the Burlington District, gave a
forcible lecture in the Congregational
church, last Sunday evening. before the
Temperance Union, upon the evils ofintoxi-
eating drink, selecting this portion OF
scripture for the base OF his remarks
"woe unto him that eiveth his neighbor
drink, that putteth the bottle to him and
maketh him drunken"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

BRASDox.-A trotting track is being per-
iected jus. north of the village, land for the
purpose having been purchased of 5. l..
Goodell. There are several promising horses
owned here.
D. s. Fletcher is soon to remove his in
surance Office to St. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

The Whitehall Times says Never waste
a Ay in huckleberry season. One fly in a
plate of huckleber1ies contains moro nutri-
ment than three berries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

On Saturday last the ST. Adams Adler
user suspended its daily edition, and here
after it viii be issued as a seni-weekly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

The Vermont Normal Schools have, dur
iag the past school year, graduated -
pupils from the first course. and 81 from
the second course.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, August 8
Market firm. Common to iai., - to Is
cents medium to good, 20 to 81 cents ;
selections. 26 10 . cents gilt edge 2s
se-tz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

FIRE IN SALISBURY YILLAGE.-The Howard
House, X. X. Howard, proprietor, and
number of other buildings were burned at
Salisbury village, yesterday.
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are run on al tn rs Of the road.
ihis 3 the ONLY LINZ running these cars be-
tween Chicago aad e. Paul or tAicasO and Mil
wausee
At 0MtEl our SleeDers connect with the Over
land olrrpels on the Union Pacific Railroad for all
poilts wes; Of tie Missouri River.
On tie arrival OF the trains from the East or
south, me trans Of The Chicago 4 North Western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows.
For CeINClL BLIFFS. ONiHi ans CALIFORNIA,
Two thr' AN trans oaily- with Pullman Palsc.
1rdWin- Room and coping Cars through to Coun-
ell Bulls
For II. P.ti and MINNEAPOLIS. Two through
trains daily. wl1l Pullman fa4aee Cars attached
on both trains.
For Gi.EEN Bii and lane SUPERIOR. Two trains
clIly wish Pullman Palace Cars attached and run
ming through 10 Marquette.
Fer MiLWiJhEE. -Four through trains daily.
Pullman Cars ou Al sht TIA ns.
For WHOM ana points In Minnesota. ore
through tram daily.
For DJBrQiE. via Freeport Two through trains
dsilt, With Pullman Cars on night train.
For DTBTaTE and IL CROSSE, via Clinton, Two
TIA a.
For >l0lN CITi and IiNkT0N, Two trains daily.
Pullman tars O. Missouri valley Junction.
For LANE GENEVA. Four tra rs daily.
Fl EGCkTOED. STERLING. KEN0SHA. JAMES,
WILL. anu other points, yo1 can have non two 10
ten t.a-ls da Is.
For rates and Information not atta.na5le from
your home ticket agents, apply to
MARVIN 5UGuITT,
General Super intendeut.
w. II. STESNETT,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

The Whitehall FIRE department Is arrang-
ing for muster, to come of at that place
On the first Wednesday in September.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06


The following business was transacted il
the Probate Court for the District of Chit
tenden. during the months Of June and
July. 1915:
License to sell real estate granted to es-
/ tates of Elisha Ashley, Ambrose N.Johnson.
| Alfred b. Allen. Philo F. Brownel, Erastr,
/ Rogers, f. II. Glass.
/ Settlement of administrators accounts foI
/ estates Of Samuel johnson, Eleanor Nc
! knights, Ambrose y. johnson. Henry II
Mitchell. Christiana Siples. John Jordan.
Settlement Of guardians account for os-
/ tates of Emma Darlington. Joseph Tyron.
/ y. Il. Leavenw0rth, IRIS Clark ct ais, Wal
/ lace Z. Munson.
Appointment Of guardians for estates Of
/ Lula VI. johnson. Lillian Daily ct ais.
I Frederick {. Woodbury.. Chas E. VI. Morse
et as. Mary NJ. Rogers.
Appointment administrators for estates
/ Of Levi \. Edgell. +. II. Glass. John Clark
/ David l. 5. Rogers, Samuel Siples.
Appointment Of administrators and com
/ lnissiOners for estate Of Hermon \. Stan
nari, David Story
appointment OF administrators AMI ap-
| prIisers tor estate IT Frederick A. Fuller.
Appointment Of administrator, commits
/ sioners and appraisers for estates of John
son II. Foote, Harmon Hal, Sarah A. Ed
gel
Assignment TO widow. estates of Am
bro>e y. johnson. Henry H. Mitchell.
Dividend 10 creditors. estate of Henry IL
/ Mitchell
Inquisition Of lunacy. Mary N. Rogers.
SrowE-Tuesday morning it commenced
to pour in torrents and continued through
the day. We have so much cold, rainy
weather that little can be done except to
cultivate patience.
The Rev. Miss Kollock preached two ad-
mirable sermons last Sunday. She is evil
IDENTIFY q woman Of culture and decided
ability. Success to her.
Henry Jackson has sold his residence
here. for $1,000, to relative Of DR..
Fishers.
Thomas Straw celebrated the -ix.y-seyenth
anniversary OF his birth, las, Monday, with
Mr.. and Mrs John Straw, where tweuty-six
OF the children and grandchildren were
assembled
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by Telegraph.
New York Provision Market.


icy Tele graph
New Ya.L IrovfSton Market
~, - 49,.
w" iV"N' Nu- -
COTION-Nlrkei easier. Sales OF 919hales at
Iiic far mlddl.a- uplands.
FLOUR - kece. pit T- barrels. Flour better
fair home trade. Gales ln-,f,0 barrels super
fine western and state at si.l5 "a $50 com
common % good extra western and state al
6O1a64'; good % choice 90. 6.i5a6.S7, com
mon o. choice white wheat western extra at ga
7.3l c9mroa % good extra Ohio at olnd 70
common 10 choice extra s. Louis at 6-i50 50 D.
inciu un- 500 barrels shipping extra 60tG6.3l
market closing firm. hse luur steady at 5.lud
O.. Corn meil So aty. western sluHt 90. brandy
vine 500.
GRAIr - Wheat receipts l0l..Sq bushels. Whea
opened la GO better. good export demand. clossd
firm. Sales s9Oul bushels al i!0i. 40 for No
> Cheap. sY0l fl Tor No. northwestern
I.s3Gi.i3 Tor No. . milwaukee l.ieIl.5U for No.
spring; 0 sails i-r un-rddcd Iowa and Mime
sofa spring I.5a8lt, ;or winter req western
western; lass a Loo for amber western; liG t..
Tor white western 100 Tor amber state ahoat &C
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

LANoILLE CoUNTY.-The other day Messrs.
o. ". Bullock, of Springfield. Mass, and
W. B. Fish, of Jericho, caugh: at the
Bogs" in Belyidere, in two days, 452
brook trout, averaging two ounces each in
weight
Professor Woodard. of Massachusetts. o..
W Bullock and W. B. Fish I" lined" a
honey tree near Waterville Springs, recent
ly. and on cutting down the tree obtained
l56 podu,.- of the finest honey.
FIRkNEv's MUsTER.-Benningto is to
have a trenen's muster on Monday, Aug
18th, ~nen the following prizes will be o.
tered 1t prize. not more than sixty men
on brakes. $500 81 prize, not more than
forty men on brakes, $50 81 prize, not
more than thirty men on brakes. SIS !;
Hose prize. $50. The FIRE department Of
Bennington express their intention Of treat
ing the visiting companies in the best posi-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

Iae SEVENTH Day Aiyentists of Vermont.
Mi hold ;hair annual Camp meeting On
grounds a5ou. one half mile south of the
depot, "a, E--ez Junction, on August 49,
e. Free return tickets vii. be given on
The ground to those who come over the
P4--lmp~ic, slath Eastern. and Central
Vermont Railroads.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

LElcEs1ER-Robert B. Thomas, last
Saturday, was badly injured, by tipping
over, while driving into barn with load
Of hay. His injury is not dangerous.
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r-,,,I,GToN AND VICINITY.

Interesting city, county and state news
will b, found on the fourth page oil TINS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

Ns Fai.lrt,n, of Brooklyn scandal fame,
ha, been on "a fishing trip m the Aliron-
dack wooi+ \ friend vh) me; him on the
train says ta't Fullerton related how he
found AN old Indian guide IN his wander
ilz- in the wi-lsrac-@ who Surprised him
hy tie following answer to his question.
Ny friend did yoa ever hear of the Beech
er -riai 90 90 No, me never heard Of him
bat me heard OF Jim Fisk"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

iAework of grading the grounds and
preparing for the iron fence around the
Jaitarian Church property, under the able
supervision of Henry Green, is progressing
rapidly. When completed. this property
Viii ha aa ornamen. 70 that part Of the
.LLL-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

SAIsBuRV.-The Sunday-school concert,
last Sunday. was largely attended, the ex-
erci-e- being well selected and performed
under the direction Of y VI. Evarts,
superintendent. Rev. \. W. Barton and
". Il. Utley were present, and gave some
excellent advice upon the Sunday
work. The former Is supplying the pulpit
for the present. Capt. Kelley and several
of hi. cadets, who are encampcd at Lake
Dunmore, were present This school has
always given concerts superior to any in
this vicinity, because all are Interested and
willing to bear a part.
The family Of DR.. Orlo Bump are spend
ing the season at the homestead of Deacon
Cyrus BUMP. The Doctor alter brief visit
returned to Troy. to attend to the duties
incident to mas extensive practice.
TnE GREAT SHOW HEaE. AuGusr In
amusement enterprise ever organized h.;
been perfected GA a scale Of such magni-
tude as that OF the Great New York and
New Orleans Geological ami Equestrian
Exhibition which Is to unfold it, thousand
VI more attractions in Burlington. Satur-
day, August llth. The novelties it embolies
seem to be almost ine1haustible. In add
ition 10 one Of the largest and most com
prehenslye menageries that ever travelled
through Vermont, and circus composed O.
the most celebrated and leading artists in
the profession. the museum department
offers unusual attractions. including lie
size statues. in wax. OF Henry Ward
B.cchsr, Mrs. Elton, Mrs. Beechor. Theo
dore Tiiton, little Charley Ross and King
kalakaua also the Wonderful Steam Man
which walks and runs, propelled by steam
The outside and free attractions consist OF
the grand parade, in the morning, followed
by the ascension Of M'd'nc Christine. on a
single wire, from the ground to the top oil
the highest centre pole aad the "trip Il
the clouds" by Prof. Bristol, in his nam
moth air ship, City OF New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

Inc CoNNG ENsATIoN.-Cole'S advance
guard Of twenty-five agents and advertiser
have literally flooded every portion of the
State with bills, newspapers. programmes
and posters, announcing the coming Of hi,
great New York and New Orleans Z)ologi-
cal and Equestrian Exposition We have
never known any exhibition TO be so well OF
50 thoroughly advertised, and our cotempo-
rar.c~, everywhere it has exhibited speak OF
it in terms OF high commcndation Ia ad-
dition to the exhibitions under canvas the
distinguished aeronaut. Prof Bristol, will
make ascensions, from this and other points
OF exhibition IN Vermont. carrying with
nam on each occasion a. many passengers as
the capacity OF his great air ship. the City
OF New York, - VIII allow.
BaI-r0L Some persons in an excursion,
On South Mountain, last week, built fire
for some purpose. which i burning yet and
if 1t gets into the extensive windfalls Of the
l 500 acre pitch, which it seems quite likely
to do. unless we have heavy rains, that see
ton will all be burned ever and large
amount Of timber be destroyed
1t has been going the rounds that
one Of the ponds on South Noun
tam had several hundred acres in it.
and that it was the highest body of
water in the State One contains about five
acres and the other about three acres of sur
face; and as far as their being the highest
bodies of water in the State, wash bowl
iul OF water on Camel's Hump, at the Tip
Top House. is probably the highest. L.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

On saturday last, the Rutland Railroad
Company. by their solicitors. Simons and
Walker, % Rutland. fled bin in chancary
retur1ah.s "a. the Septeu Der term Of the
franklin county court, in which they pray
for recovery of their road and leased roads
from the Central Vermont. The bill, with
accompanying documents, covers over >cy-
enty printed pages
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

Large quantities of tile are daily being
drawn to Essex. Jericho and Underhill to
be used in place Of culverts in the building
Of the Burlington and Lomoille Railroad.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

Several more harges Of lumber have ar
rived IN this city during the week, and We
are pleased 70 learn that the lumber bust
less j. 90 the improve"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06
JACOB TAFT's ESTATE.
CALIFORNIA.

Have you ans though; Of going to California.
Are J0a going West, North or NORTHWEST.
ioH want TO know the best routes TO take,
The shortest safest. quickest aud most comfort
able routes are those ow-el BY the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company 1t owaes over
two tAousaul miles %. the best road there is in tho
country ask suy ticket gent to show you is
maps ant time cards. Al ticket agents can sell
Yea through t.akeis BY THIS route.
ElJ your tickets via the Chicago North
Western Railway for
: y \ + Ran CISCO.
Sacrament, osiea. salt Lake City. Cheyenne,
Den',-. Omaha. Lincoln Council Buff. Yankton,
Sioux city, Dubuque, Wiuona, St. Paul. Duluth,
Marquette, GTeea Bay, Oshkosh, Madison, NIL
waukee, and al points west or northwest Of
ChicI-o.
Il you wish the BEST travelling accommodations,
you VII boy you7 tickets by this route, and will
take 10 other.
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. Tle smooth. Well Ballasted
and Perfect Track Of steel Rails. Westinghouse Air
Brakes, Al.lsrs Safety Platform and Couplers the
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars the Per
feet telegraph system Of &ovin- Trains the reg
uiariiy with which they run, the admirable
arrangement .,r running Through Cars from
Chicago TO all points West Ns-th and North West.
sec res 70 passengers al the COMFORTS IN
MODERN HALLWAY TRAVELLING.
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gim 4drsrtissments.
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

This elegant preparation is prepared IRON the
true Jamaica Ginger, combined with choice arc
MATES and genuine French Brandy. and is vastly
superior 10 every Extract Essence Of Ginger be-
fore the public, all Of which are prepared with
alcohol by the old process.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06
Wstertowu Union Live stock Market.
August ,.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT MARkEr.
Cattle Sheep Lambs Swine.

This week.------- lFi iiu4i
Last week..-----. l,tl x.at
From Vermont ljl l,l2l
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice. s--1l! 90,
extra s25 OOGO - first quality 81 25drl000 sec
Ond quality s. O0d9 90; third quality ST 90 al 30.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair,
500 $3.50. st75, $40: Mich Cows and Calves,
from S3j663. Farrow Cows. s2l1i0; extra, s6JD95
Yearlin-s, sl0G2); Two Years Old, ssd30; Three
Years Old, s2sG45.
Prices of Sheep and Lanbs-ln lots, s., s. so, s. %
and 81 o. each; extra, 50 % a 525, or from to
5IcR VI: Spring Lambs, 6GD7 C Rib sheared Sheep,
- "a cPb. Veal Calves, > UOG 10 90.
Prices OF Hides. Tailow and skins Brighton
Hides, - arc p h Tallow, 5iG &C ID; Country
Hides. G6lc ,@ib. Tallow, 5G 5lc 2 h; Pelts, 81
aDJO each; Cali skins. li0l5c 2 10.
REMARKS.
Csttle-Not witlistandng the dull weather, cattle
are selling quicker and prices range at an advance
from last figures The market is rom !; TO very
strong &c Y ID hi cher. Much Of the sales are at
Western yards Light receipts predicted at
Brighton this afternoon and Tomorrow, and mostly
in the hands Of one firm, which occasions the quick
ness Of the trade here.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep aud lambs still on
the decline and still they come in Increased num-
berg. DrOvers want and ask SC y 10 for best flocks
The range sprlng lambs is ed7l V 10, and sheep
from 4A5!; b..
Poultry-Supply increased and prices On spring
chickens &c 2 i5.ower. We quote Chickens at 25c
Y h; turkeys at pc u b fowl at l5c Pib.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

TN1 %: tao largest load. oi lumber that
ever came from Ottawa. arrived a, White
hall fcw days since. The PAli-ale had on
100 81 feet, and the ". Il Donald carried
over l6-.ooo feet. These are the largest
load, of lumber tia: ever passed through
Lake Champaign on canal boats
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

!n8 quarter
". c. IA B. Cogswel.
". '. miss Helen Post.
". S.-George II. Lheureax
W S.-Isaac Stems
" F. S-EObert McCOllom.
". Miss Carrie E. Mills.
W. C.-George d. Wright.
W. MA. {. Smith
W. d. M.-Miss Louisa L. Bordo.
W. l. G.-Miss Kate McCollom
W. o. G.-Charles Tyler.
". Il. IL. S-Miss Susie Mayo
". l.. II. S.-Miss Martha Mark.
7. ". c. TN r. Tyler.
Librarian-Isaac Stems.
The Lodge has never experienced Sd
aourishing a summer quarter as the ont
lust passed, since its organization in 1864
4 lively feeling of interest has been awaken
ed, and the Lodge has been decided sue
cess in all its workings
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rzr,,,=,--,5Tl An hoaest silk I've found at last
ls'sAAs=zaaAs The matron joyful cried;
kaLN1ilIsx EUREKA is by far the best
E{IEN o. any silk I've tried
-
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Commercial.
New York Money aud stock Markets.
NEW YORK, August T.

Joy le.e-rd.l.I
New Norl. Non.5 aud stock Markets.
NEW YORK, August g.
MONEY easy 40 per cent.
PRIME Mercantile Paper AZ i45 per cent
STERLING quiet 20 .-diil.
GOLD quiet li- uli}.
CLEAkiNGS. SituHun.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS s-31pa
Treasury disbursement slI-uuUn
GUNERSMrNT BONDS firm
RAILROAD BONDS strong
STATE BONDS are quiet
Stocks to-day 10 Wall street wa very quiet one
and che market WAS devoid OF any spec.al feature.
stocks - tIc close firm huctuat 0ns Of the DAY
except u llauu.ha. and 81. Joseph watch declined
from 81 o. i aud ree'Fered T. -it. were only TO
per cent.
Transact ons in the stock exchap.e 5000 shares.
Of which .---I were Pacific Mail. luIuD Western
Union, 80 uA.os. Lake shore SGD, Northwestern
GOVERNMENT BONDS qroted dull with better
prices.
MONEY easy q. D. a per cent.
GOLD CLOSED AZ il-. ais.
STATE BONDS are gu. et.
STOCKS are quoted duli.
The following were the closing quotations
L. 5. Gs, - Re-....Izf Do 't-. Reg July...taIf
L. ;. t-, '-i Coup. L. 5 new 5s..-......il-
5--I coup, ti------..l4-l ll-i0s Reg ....-...IIf.
5-1l coup. 10 oli..--ll' lnios Coupon -.....,ll,
9-ai %. new ls-ue-tl~I currency os-.-..-....l--
Do. To-, ke-. JuIy--.l-H.
Delaware & uucs1nIlsl Do. preferred ....... -
Canton .-.-----. 81 Jleye.. Col. & en-. o..
Con. Coz! clmp4uy.. f.t NeN Jersey Central. .lUs
Cumberland ----..--. % Chicago 4 Rock lsl'd ln- :
". |. Tee graph Co. -3 Milwaukee q ST. Paul 81
Quicksilrcr.-.--.--.. DIS DO preferred 1890. 5gi
DO. preferred. ..-..-- I'd Toledo Wabash. ..
Pacific MAl..--..---- 800. D.. preferred. "a
Adam, Express Co.-lHuf Fort Wayne, lex.diy.) .-
Wells, Fargo a Co.. I'D Alton Turre uaute
An. Nh. Express Co .-l Do. preferred ........ -
L. Express Co... i-t Chicago AltOn....lp5
New York Cen:sal...iUi. Do. preferred. .......luc
Ere....-..-.--...... lit ONO Mississippi. l.s
DO. pre.erred..-..... 80 Delaware Lack. l-It
Harleln....--........lai a. A p. Tel Co... l~i
Do. prcie-red---.--..l BE- lud ana Central.
Mich -al Genital. Ui Che. Bur. y Quincy. i-.
Panama. Ham bal I St.Joseph -
Union Pacific Stocs.. % Central Pacific Bond.luii
L 5. a NJ ch -an So. U. tniol Professionalism 3
Illinois CeutFal..-.- ... Ian! Grauts--.---.. YYi
Cleveland& pittshur- +l l. 2. sinking Funds gt }
Chicago Northwest 81.
Tenn. Is, ex-c1up--.. .n Louisiana s. cx-coup g.
Tennessee ts, new. 80. Gegr-- IA bs......-... -
Virginia 6s---...-... BE- North Carolina 6s.... -
Do. new..-........ s. South Carolina 6s.... 30
Missouri s-......... lu,- fxchan -e-LOhs
St. Joseph ts-....-..l.tt .-1caan -e-Short. .i!0
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b is slid that the hardware and firearms
trades seem likely 30 pros. by the rural de-
mand for royl!yers, shot guns, and chain
bolts. preparatory Cor the reception Of
tramgs aud burglars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06
ICE WATER

And sweetened forms mixture which. as a cooling.
healthy and refreshing Summer Beverage has no
equal. Barrels 81 ice water, prepared in this way.
happy is the man who finds in this substitute for
spirrtuOus liquors. Its value to the Farmer, Me-
chanic and Laborer cannot be Over-estmated. 1t
is so cheap as 10 be within the reach Of all so finely
LIQUORS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-06

THE SECREr-Those who prize beautiful head
Of hair, and we know lady friends all do. will
thank Us Tor lew rds on the invaluable qualities
OF AYERS HAIR NIG0R as dressing. 10 our own
case IL heals humOr, keeps the head face from
dandrun and skur stops the tendency Of our hsa
to ial. and heisht-ns It's beauty. Ii slight touching
with 10 removes the coarse and dry appearance
which neglected hair puts imparts rich gloss,
ana makes Us rcseutable in the most fashionable
company. such rare qualifications, presented in a
a single preparation create for il enduring
value hut add to II the faculty of restoring the
Aray locks their youthiul color, and maintaining
Our our good looss tn SO small an expenditure OF
Of time and attention, and you stamp it prime ia
vOrte With the public, and ensure lis permanent
publican. Aug b, d&wlt
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election of officers took place with the FOL
loving result:
OFFICERS FOR THE ASSOCIATION.
Prosident-Gen. W. W. Henry.
Nice-P resident-D. c. Linsley.
Recording Secretary-J. A. Harvey.
Corresponding Secretary-GeO. W. HindeS.
Treasurer-D. n. Burton
Trustees-Jo d. Hatch. ". 4. Crombie,
Edward Wells, W. n. Green.
Regatta Committee-W. F. Pease. Port
Henry r. E. Bascom, Whitehall A &.
Stafford. st. Adams; George W Hinde> and
John II. CrOmbie, Burlington.
OFFICERS FOR YACHTING DEPARTMENT.
Commodorc-Thos F. Withe7bee. Port
Henry, n. Y.
INSTRUMENTATION Cole, Brooklyn,
Ny.
Measurcr-R j. White, Shelburn lIarboE
OFFICERS FOR BOATING DEPARTMENT.
Captain-Ei Ii. Phelps. Burlington.
Lieutenant-ieo. 5. Wright. Burlington.
Cockswain-Ei. T. Smith, Burlington.
The meeting adjourned to meet AZ the
Van Ness House, Wednesday evening,
August 18th.