Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03
TIE SERVICES AT PHILADELPHIA.

MORN ING. DECE \
THE SERVICES AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. 27.-Ihe honor-
which have been bestowed upon the mortal
remains Of the Vice-President in this city
to-day. were in the highest degree impos-
ing. State and municipal officials from the
highest to tho lowest united in doing honor
to bis memory. The column Of military and
civic organizations which escorted his re-
Pennsylvania in person. The pail bearers
were among the most distinguished citizens
OF the state. while the councils of Ph;ladel-
phla. the Union League and other civic
bodies embraced representative men of oil
classes. At III O'Clock the column moved
from Independence Hall to the railway sta
ton, where the remains were surrendered
to the Massachusetts, committee having
them in charge.
NATIcK, Mass. Dee. AT the conclu-
sion Of the private services at the house the
remains were removed to the town hall
where the public and final ceremonies took
place. by the appointed hour the casket
had been placed upon the catafalque and
tho mourners assigned to seats reserved es-
pecially for them. A special train had in
the interim arrived from Boston. bearing
the governor, u portion of his staff and sew
eral members OF the executive council, com
mittee of Bostsn city government, Hon.
Marshall Wilder, Congressman Henry
Pierce. and officers of the Fifth Maryland
regiment and of the Ind pendent corps
of cadets, also the Boston Fusileers who
volunteered as escort for the day. A pro-
cession WAS formed and the distinguished
un a tad % 10 Ill
filling every available position from which
to view Its progress through the streets.
The mourners having been assigned seats
at the right q! tho platform, the invited
guests were seated in the front rows in the
body ct the hall the pail hearers, who
were townspeOple. 10 the left. Grand Army
Post standing tc the extreme left and cit
izens thrOnelng into The remaining area
and packing galleries. About two thou
sand persons found adinittance to the edifco
While the seating cap acity was limited to
/ 200 At the cOncl l-ion of the services.
the procession was formed The line of
marc1 embraced nearly every street 10
town. and 1t was not until four O'Clock
IN the afternoon that the hearse bearing
the remains reached the grave in Dell Park
cemetery. The casket WAS transferred from
the hearse and conveyed to the side Of the
Army Post formed II square about the lot
while the military escort were drawn up in
line IN the driveway. Tho mourners and
invited guests having assembled in a body,
the band meanwhile play ing solemn dIrge.
the casket was gently lowered to its final
resting place, Mr.. PelOubet pronounced the
benediction, the relatives and friends took
a last look. dropped a few flowers upon the
caskct I'D. and the last rites attending the
demise OF Henry Wilson. the Natiek cob
bier. ami i.la>tripus Vice President OF the
United States were at an end.
WINTER MEErINC or THE VERMONT UAIRY-
aEN ASSOCIATION II RUTLAND The win
ter meeting OF the Vermont Dairymen's
Association will commence al Rutland. IN
the forenoon OF Wednesday. January 18th.
The first debate will ho upna the question
How shall We derive most profit IRON our
mix and Will be opened by Mr. Wi
liam banding, OF Broome County. y. T..
one OF the most successful factory and
creamery managers 10 1hi- Country Mr..
l.. Hardin, of Kentucky. viii BE- pI e-ert
and detail ms experience with the Swe edlsh
system OF butter making
On the morning Of thursday. the Dih,
the drha'e viii be upon the general q us
,"n. " iiow to get the ms, milk " his
viii embrace both feeding and breed NJ
Hon /. > Gold of Connecticut POT
f. W Stewart. OF Cornell University dr
Charlie y. Champion, Of East swami IN,
ami several other gentlemen of prominence
are expected 10 take part in the debate On
the morning o Friday Prot. Y. \ Willard,
the veteran dairy writer Of the country.
II deliver an address The remainder OF
the day VIII By devoted u addresses and
discussions On general topics of interest and
unfinished business. /; Il hoped to make
this the srandest reunion of progressive.
practical agrlcuiturI-ts and diirymen ever
held ia this country. An exhibition of dairy
products and dairy requisites will be pro-
vided for. and contributions are invited.
The ASSOCIATION. by the favor Of its friends.
oilers several prizes Tor the former. All
who have memoranda Of experiments in
dairy practice or IN any OF the subsidiary
agricultural art>. are especially invited to
present them NJ tie meeting, or 10 forward
them IA advance t. the secretary. thai they
may be col.ated and presented at proper
points during the debates Ii i particu-
larry desirable. It possible. II ascertain the
cost OF producing the leading dairy prod
ucts, and memoranda on this branch will
be especially appreciated.
'th VI ! ibN. -- ~ 4 lNulritl. Sttlb ttu
day. since. an item sent u hy Windsor
county Correspondent. To the effect that the
property OF C. Morgan a Co. Of Rochester,
IN that county, had been attached. 20 sat
lsy the claims of their creditors. VIC are
now informed that the claim on when this
property was improPe Tly and illegally at
tachci was no debt of theirs but Of
Mr.. Morgan who was not member of
thclr firm. and not a resident OF X ,ct-
ester. or cf Vermont Furthermore that
the firm OF c. Morgan x Co. OF Rrch-
ester. i perfectly good ani unemla ar
raised financially The item was pub
li>hcd by a. in ali innocence. a. bit of
news; but We are satisfied that it was cal
cnlatei ut not intended. a. Mr.. Morgan
claim>) 70 convey ar erroneous impress
sion and We mucA regret. under the cir
edm-tances. it, appearance N oar col
umns
The IVA Fruits of weak pisc>tion.
There is 10 pathiloc cal fact more clearly ascsr-
ia ned iAln .ha; the most formidable phases q
nervous disease AZ, directly traceable to Imperfect
d.sct.on. lnslmna. with Is train ofd ireful con-
sequence proceeds more frequently from weakness
q the stomach than any other cause. Mere soda
tves are powerless 10 cute nervousness snl soon
cease 10 paliists us symptoms The true way to
strengthen the nervous system IS 70 nv sorate the
digestive ana assimilat.ve organs. upon whose
ohs;ructei action its equilibrium is absolutely do
peudcut- The daily use Of Hostetters Stomach
btters viii do more 10 brace and sooth tbs weaken
cd and irrtIted nerves and induce s,und refreshing
sleep-natureH grIld catholi,on.-ihlu all the
called nervines 20 be found in the phsrmacop0ia
or out q It. AW.ae-lass:ul OF tho B.tters should
taken before each meal Dee deui1wlw
Nature, Balslm for all complaints OF the lungs.
the throat. and the bronchial tubes. il Haie's
Honey Of llorehouud and Tar Ccuzh ard colds
vanish Is d 10y sic under its soothing healing
inluonce sold by all druggists.
f,e Iul;aache Drops cure IN ono minute.
Nov -. ti1wiw
Nevermars can the coars, .r.ity tooih powders and
tooth-iestroying chem cal fluids End place ia the
toilets OF sensible people. The fra-rlnt and pre-
s-rvIiive SusoD3Sr has superseded them all
Dec 3, -deOdS Wit -
70 the weak. the worn AMI the weary The editor
OF the Boston tadarIfor says- We can most IN
hesittiingly recommend the Peruvian s,rup. 4
protected solution OF the prptox.de OF iren- to all
the weak, ihs worn sud the weary having richly
experienced It's beaefi.. 1t possesses all tue
qualities claimed for it by its proprietoIs-"
Dec 3. de ,dkwit
From the South e. T. sllc. Richmond Va. say
he has sold great deal Of WIsuARr's PINE TREE
TAR CoRniAL. Also says il takes we'll and gives
general satisfaction lt puriiiss ths Blood. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Diphtheria. Sore Throat. Weak
Lungs, Asthma, and Catarrh, and destroys Con
sumption. Wit
Tho sale OF Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam IS
rapidly increasn. and II will soon become house
hold word. II sells for in advance of any other
remedy our shelves Smith. p,oIitte Smith,
Wholrsa'e Druggists &c TIemlnt street. Boston.
Dec g. sdeOdtwlw
PSLg's DErsric StLEWA1Us--u Liversally ac-
kn0wlei ged the he-t IN usa. Each pound hears tho
name Of JAMES pNis. None -eauine without.
June 10, dsatSwiy
ECONOMICAL NV foon.- Twenty-Five cents Will
buy package Of Sea Moss F5rne, made ron pure
Iriss moss which will make - kinds Of dishes, such
as cakes, pies, puddings. &c. 10 quarts OF Gus
tards. joiles creams, charlotte Russe, blanc
mango, &C. Sold by all Druggists and 6rocers
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