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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-05

ZION.
Atthe tinker House and Droue Yards.
Jacob Parish. Va.S5A \. ]. Flowers, Oils
g. ii. sexton, M.N.2u L. J. Anderson, W.
a. 4 M.Uucen, ". VIM. Collins, WI
Na.......................l9J c. billiard, WYATT
II. +. WetzeI, ". WI Robt. Hamburger,
Va ~, ir. iO3 Robt. Adair, W.
F.. W. Post, ". Na.lOj Brown Il Co., Na,."D
Post 4. Cookman' 90 hisElRR!D NJ " ~,
NJ post, w. Na......22 r. johnson, Vail
Brown * Co., o.. ~ lhos. ldcn, Vail
l.. Maxwell, ". ~ u. Gibson, Va -, 20
R,rnsty sutton, ]. II. Starkey, WV. IL
W. Va................45L l.. {. Sil"olt, Val
Sialder & Moore. &. ll3J. II. Gambler Na...21
b, :. Morgan, W. q. W. Chancellor,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Na-.......;::..........36
NJ Gor i;,,,i VI. Va."l6F. NJ. Moss, Xa......45
Tm H@5snsr' W. j. Midd ntTS' Va
Na.'.......................1GG w. Douke, Vail
SloIdcr & Moore, OBJ II. Gibson, NI.........l9
A l. Queen, W, w ". I. Robson, Na.21
!. W. Harris, Omit y. u. Curtin, Va. I'D
Elliott IL Co, Oh
1iuc Cdiuerton Hotel and Drore Yards.
RI. Glendy, Va. ...79 Adams Il Green, O..25
". Tuulr, Na...........i9 \. Ankrom, W. ~
H%eyEr% Hohn' rs N W. Va ..''."
G u. Harter, Va.....253 \. ]. Ireland, W.
Thos. Rogers, Va Na....... ;:.'.'.'.''.5V
NJ Cowan, Val. IOOP Carney, Va 80
Z. r. Beal, O............b5 \. A. Handy Na..39
+. Bell, Na...........iO= ShaSSs, "' 49, 20
A,N.ii, W. Va. b j. +. Owry, Na........i5
REYNOLDS & Finley, IL. Scott, Na........'.oS
W. Na...............4iJ j. NJ. Pratt, Na:......iZ
]. ID. Wilson, W. Na.3j u. W. Mason, Val
/ y WoodfDrd W. J. BOnham, Wa ~
Va..........................22J j. Higginbotham,
W,tIfnrI "A Va lui
} V "a oo,,.o.". ], clark ( Co, Valy
f. Swiger, Wanna Duncan, Mari X
y. &. hawkins, o. Co., Nd, ;.;''''.''''''';CC
NJ. HOltZmiller, O...5i II: Wiley, Mh";;:..;;;:.i,,
LcopoId Frank, O. "a ". Nv ilsou.W WI
Al Uilheln,'s Hotel and Drore Yards.
SSoml. Hudson, W. a. II. Owens. Ky...E
Na..........................29 "llummcr x Nor
b. +. Harbert, ". risen, ky~........;;...IS
Va ..............2l" wv. y. Stewart, ".
HN. = BoggcS, W. a.....;.'...'';;...';;.' -,
Na.........................Z'' -" =. 'aII' W. -
Oh cunningham, Caleb Burns, ". j
~ IA ,i2 G.. X. Grim, W. Na...0
q WashDurn, W. owen Dorsey, MIDI
Na........................4h
shipped East without being offered in
this market.
REMARKS on REEF CATTLE.
Tie arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to 4,27O head, against C'l62
last week, and 4 1873 head the correspond
ing week Of last year; and the sales dur
ing the week amounted to 269l head
against 4,Ol6 last week, and 2,5l3 the cor
responding week Of last year, and were
as follows:
To Baltimore ''''
To Eastern spectators .............'..'.'''
Washington -
To York Co., Pa, & Carroll Co., Md !'-NO
Total
The quality of the receipts this week
was not us good as those Of last week,
which were inferior also to those OF the
preceding week, there being a great
scarcity of tops, which were not as good
rs those OF last week, rs well as large
preponderance of the lower grades. The
u. .l-..,J z,,,o activity OWING To
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

O. COO Per Day 1t home. Terms sss; A.
% Of gu dress, g. sIusos Co., Portland.
HslpS.-Fst {, ely
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elIaneons.
CALIFORNIA.

Have yeu Any thought Of going to California
Are ysu going west, North or North-West'
lou vast to knew the best routes TO take
The shortest, sassst. quickest and most comfort
able routes are those owned by the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company. II ownes over
two thousand miles OF the best road there Is IN the
country. Ask any ticket agent to sho" you ITS
maps and time cards All ticket agents can sell
you through tickets by this route.
Buy your tickets via the chicago North
Western Railway for
SAN FIR A N @ 1 s co I,
Sacramento, Ogden. Salt Lake City, Cheyenne
Denver, Omahs, Lincoln, Council Bluffs, Yankton'
Sioux City, Dubuque. Winons, st. Paul, Dainth'
Maroustte, Green Ray Oshkosh, Madison, NIL
waukee. and all points vest or northwest o.
chIcayof
Iryou wish TIE best travelling seeommoiafOps'
you will buy your tickets b LIS route, and Will
take no other.
This popular r4ats is unsurpassed TOR oPeed'
Comfort ard safety. The smooth. weil-e.ila-ted
and Perfect Track OF Steel Rails. Westinghouse AIR
Brakes, Mller's Safety Platform and Codplers the
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, tas rer
feet Telegraph System of Moving Trains. the reg
ularlty with which they run, the admirable
arrangement for running Through Cars IRON
Chicago to all points West, North and North West
secures 10 passengers all the COMFORTS IN
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

E. A Billings, of New Orleans, who it is
reported. i TO succeed Durell as United
States District Judge, is a native of East
Arlington, in this State, and was educated
a Burr and Burton Seminary.
Amid all the nonsense that is aHoat con-
corning that much-abused parsonage, the
mothcr-in-law. it is refreshing to see that
some men appreciate her. The Marquis of
Butte is irving TO secure the canonization
of his wiie's mother, the late Lady Mary
Howard Of Gios>op. E.
The King OF Siam has Joined the royal
list of authors. with q small cyclopadia
on Siam statistics of literature, politics,
geography and history.
A young man very appropriately named
Stickler has by proxy brought suit
against Matshall county. Ind, for dam
ages sustained before birth. resulting from
a defective bridge The plaintiff is but
one year Of age, and the case is very natu-
ally considered as novel one Just think
what Sammy Stickler viii become when he
grows up, it he commences existence by
bringing law suit
Mr. Larkin G. Mead. the sculptor, has
obtained permission to exhibit at the Gen.
tennial Exhibition naval group which ne
has just furnished for the soldiers monu-
ment at Chicopee, Mass.
Old ladies in full possession of all their
faculties" who propose attending the Cen
tennial, are getting numerous. The latest
one to appear is Miss Mary Schnebly, of
Hagerstown, Nd. 1903 years old, and ''ac-
tive in all her movements"
The conservation of Rev. John Henry
Hobart Brown. bishop-elect of Fon du Lac,
Wisconsin, took place Thursday at St.
Johns church. Cohocs. Of which he has
been rector for the psst thirteen years.
Bishop Bissell and Rev. Mr.. Atwill, Of Bur-
lington, were present
The Norristown Herald seSsonably says
"Y0ua1 man. il you shouiG see your girl
gazing In;ently at your feet don't shit
them about uneasiiy. or Grsw them up and
lit upon them. ueder the impression that
she j. overwhelmed by their immense size.
She il merely taking their measure mental
ly ;or q psif ei slippers, on the toes OF
which she intends TO wurk blue dog with
a green tail and scarlet cars"
Thursday morning, the marriage of Ed
wS-d d. Page. son Of Hon. John d. Page,
aud Aiss Louise. daughter of DR.. Charles
L. Allen, WIS soiennizsd at the fCongfsga-
tional church. at Rutland. by Rev. j. Glib
son johnson. Tbs Wedding was very quiet
and the bridal conris left Immediately on
the Boston train on thsis wedding trip.
i" Giny Baby" Jenkins, nss Canadian
scent 10 England, through bis ietesse SELF |
IL coming 10 be eanslasssd. In l-on-
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REDUCTION IN PRICES!

For some reason we Gni ourselves largely over
stocked Xth one or tSo numbers Qualities o.
Cashmere wizA.n- 10 reduce ouf stock IS soon
a. possible aud thinking this to be good s.E.s to
do Il. lbeing lust hslore the Holidays, Nc oder
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24
Aeir 4duHtistmeuts.
SOMETHING OF INTEREST 70 THE
OtD FOLKS, AND To THE
BOYS ANpGInI.s.

The Boston Journal. In recent issue, says
picture ~ yourse II what agaZne for cLiidfeu
ought to be--how bright and winning In contents
how pure spd stimulating In teaching, how re-
splsndent with pictures, and then turn over me
pages OF ST. NICHOLAS and you will ind your Ideal
realized"
The Chicago Inter Ocean says. ST NICHOLAS IS an
Institution of which Young and Old America are
As proud As England Is 0. punch. house Win
out ST. NICHOLAS" continues the writer, docs NOT
deserve to own any boys and girls, NO dog should
wag Its little tail while pressing It's nose through
the area ratings emphatcany, we would oosere
that should the sun condescend 10 shine upon that
house. his solar majesty would makes Big nus
take"
The first volume Of ST. NICHOLAS was a surprise
even to the public that had heartily welcomed II,
number by number. Newspaper critics expressed
enthusa stic approval; children and parents were
alike delighted. and congratulatory lettsrs mol
distinguished men and women poured in upon the
publishers and editor. Charles Dudley warner
wrote Il do not see how IL can be made any bet
the kind U: children in this country :" whittier,
our great poet, wrote 1T Is little to say OF tins
maya zine that il is the best childs Periodical in
the world :" and words Of hearty commentator
came across the ocean from such earnest WORKERS
aud popular fayorite5 o. the young as ueO. niac-
dousld, Christina Rossettl, and Canon kingsley,
Beautifully bound, superbly illustrated, and
allied with good things frum the best writer's I'm
clutlrg three long serial stories, the first volume
u ST. NICHOLAS, complete In Itself. is liner Christ
mas 1T for girls and boys today than any single
tcok 10 the market. excepting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24
Pullman PALACE CARS

Arc run Oh all trains Ol Tie road.
This Il the ONLY LINE runnies thtss al -, ,e
tween Chicago aud ~ Paul OF Cnieag' .hd '''i-
wzukse-
At OMAN, our slespers connect With the over
land elee pers the Union facinc kAliOsd ioi All
points west VI the Missouri River
On the arrival Of the trains ir.el tts ISL or
SOUTH the Trains of the Chicago North western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows
For COUNCIL Bluffs. OMAHA AMI CALIFORNIA,
Two through trains daily, with fuilmah Esiae e
ORA wing Room and Sleeping Cars through 10 tOuA-
ell Bluffs.
For ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two threq =,
trains daily, with Pullman Palace t4f- attached
on both trains.
For GgEES BAY and LANE SUPERIOR. Two ifl.os
daily with Pullman Palace Cars attsehei an run
ming through to Marquette-
For MILWAUKEE. -Four through 'tfaia- dsiiy.
Pullman Cars on NJ .ht trains
For WINOSi and points IA hinns-ota ole
through train daily.
For DuBUeUg, via Freep0rt. Two through tfaie-
daily, with Pullman Cars on night kzin
For DIBI0IE and La CROSSE. via Cliut51. Two
through trains daily, with Pullman ttTs Ga hisht
train.
For SIOUX CITY and IASKT0N. Two trans daily
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction
For LAKE. GENEVA, -Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING. kES0Snl, JAMS
VILE, and other points You can have RON w" 10
ten trains daily.
For rates and information not t4,aat.s from
Jour hoWe ticket agents. apply o.
MAnYiN HUGuITT,
Usneral Superintendent
". r. SIs--N.tfI,
Generai Passenger = senI-
May =, ls75. wto Jan .ls-6.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

dsushllalls ...I s;yry ri II lcsialtlc Boz
career iull OF nelients. wLich could happen n No
1thef eountry, and graphically tOu.hing upon the
eustyms lie aud general ie2tures u taat orange
lana.
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CATARRH.


We se!.rt the following cIse - showin no"
.rishtlul this disease may become and as con
yincing prcof OF the value If SAHFOSp's RADICAL
lurr as n reliable remedy FOR It's cure even IN cases
OF the greatest severity We regret that from INC.
tives OF decacy. the gentleman declined 10 permit
the use Of his name
cAsx No. u.-This is the ease Q: man IN The
nrirr- OF life who had contracted tais disease
through = bad cu.d siy years C e. H'o.ed ny
scrofuious rondtion Of the hocd, the disease ssut
rs acid poison into every part OF the system $"
that when he commenced the Use q: S'NEoAb ;
RADICAL CUkF il had become ono Of the worst &c ses
ever experienced ny any living man Toe dlscnaf .
at nj ght was thek, putrld, streaked with looo ShI
so excessive in qusntity as TO discharge ;seli upon
the pillow during sleep. and collecting III qua at
ties in his throat, would. at the post u
ton wake him. Several times each night he was
Obliged to got up aud partially clear his nostrii,
and throat before he could sleep. From the use 81
the first !ntta OF the RADICAL CuRE to the present.
tho cure has beeu Gradual satisiactoi5 AM p-TiAa
nsut lie MSS used in all twelve bottles, ahd 10"
experiences no return q. ;he oischarse Tor ant o.
is dtsagrseabie symptoms. besides soi"l ns III
usually good health otherwise
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

Co1cuesrER Colchester had gratui'-
,usapd elegant display of fireworks the
other day. which ought. by all means to
l..,eeome on the glorious Fourth As q
",,dofbav belonging to T. C. Naramore
,,as passing through the town 1t caught nre
Nv friction from one OF the wheels against
he rigging. twas not discovered by tie
river until the load was in flames and he
Lad barely time 10 unshackle the team take
II the binder, Ge The horses became
frightened and ran through the town leaV-
no a trail of fire and smoke in way that
reminded the natives of a comet on Don
der. Finally they were stopped and were
,,und to be uninjured, as was also the
wagon. The hay, about ton and ANAL
.as totally destroyed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

LONG PucRxAoE.-Three voters IN the
north part of the town of Ira are compeiisu
"a 20 on a pilgrimage of l6 miles to attend
t,wu meeting. The trip is from Ira INTO
,,ss,le,on thence to West Rutland ana
len through Clarendon into Ira AGAIN
rbey return by the same route making IN
II Journey of about % miles. The Old
= oftbese men has been this round Tor
,sore than 50 years, and has been eiectea
,.,;cs If the peace once in that time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

NOTED RASCAL CAUGur.-C- {. john
-op of Chester, the noted forger, whose eA-
lofts have been chronicled in the FREE
psrss has come to grie: and is now IN jan
At Peoria. Illinois. He succeeded IN pass
mo upon parties in that city bogus check
for one hundred dollars. The iraua was
discovered and he attempted to elude ar
lest by fleeing. but the officers succeeded IN
,.ehhinc him
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Will cleanse Scrafula iron tHe system
noyE~T ns'iSI"N.

MR X. IT. SIETgNs
Icar S.r-Th 90 show that mis- son was taken
sck IN J-LuIrt. 1854. with scro.nlt, which came
out IN large aud ulcer on hIs le ami hip hs
leg was swollen more than twice it, natural 70.
He hlc several doctors Of high standing in the.r
sOn--two from Boston and three iron Charles
town-without getting bit better. He was obliged
70 lie wherever ne was placed 0r he had no use Of
his limbs Whatever When had given up all
hopes OF his living were told % try NEGEIINE
the great blood remedy and he had taken it but a
short time before We could see a great change. The
sores run TO bad that hal 10 chan &c the cloths
.0ur or five times dsy. still. he vas getting bet
ter .or he coul ID move his Limbs and help himself q
h:tle lie was soon abie sit up in bed. sud by
constant use Of NsaETINg 1t has cured him. He has
I lame leg. which he will probably have for life.
hut We all honestly believe. il We had used VEsE-
ting before we had bothered With those docter. Il
would have saved OF his log, aud restored il
10 natural haalth. ] hope al those troubled with
Scro!ula will read this testimony OF and my SOD,
who ia nov we'll aui able 70 speak for himself
CATHERINE MAHONEY,
DANIEL MAIiONEY,
20 Trenton st, Charlest0wn. Mass.
,iaN DO. $50
The above plaza but honest statement conclus-
ivsly shows toe ausk ana thorough cleansing
uiiscts Of the ssrfiSt in sero.u.s-
VsGErisk IS gck no~ledges tS all classes o! people
to DO the bsst az, most reliable blood purifier IN
lhe world.
VgGtrIsE s -oId b., aii Dfasests.
nov. %. DAWN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

BRIsroL-Last Monday, Ed. 0Neil was
convicted of FIVE offences for selling liquor
and fined $50 and costs. amounting in all
Qt being a jury triaD to about 500. APP
pealed. Edgar Gaige was also arrested for
the same business, but as he was an old Of
fender and the prospect of few months in
jsii was in store for him. be concluded to
cave his bail (Which was himseli) and leave
or parts unknown. E.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

E. A Billings, of New Orleans, who it is
reported. is to succeed Durell as United
States District Judge, is native of East
Arlington, in this State. and was educated
i Burr and Burton Seminary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

rns.e = {. be ahottss -. -ls4tsr s-i-al. LestL
l.sg H. J4au4r, All euanlus tLf-a-t thee LuL-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

Rev. Mr. Ravens, Of Cambridge City,
Ind, has resigned his charge. In his fare
vell sermon he informed his aock, that
though the place supported ten saloons.
thrss or four gambling houses, and as many
beepios, il did rot support one minister. Il
I'D already starved out three. and be would
hsvs been compelled to walk out Of town
bus Tor the kindness Of young man who
eva him 50 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

FoxK,cx ExPoRr-Mr. P. T. Sweet mas
inst Skinned 10 London. England, to MI an
rider four Of his patent galvanized IRON
,yens These ovens are among the most
p-eful affairs for the kitchen ever invented
aud .e they become better known their al
ready extensive sale will be greatly IN
creased
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

PORTLAND AND 0GDESsBURG RAILROAD
It is expected that through trains on the
road from johnson to Portland will COM
mence sometime during the last week of
this month. Trains will be made up at
Portland and johnson, leaving each place
every morning, and meeting east of the
White Mountain Notch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24
5grr Establishments.
s,s scRIBNEn's MONTHLY. lS 20

SEA SCRIBNEH'S MONTHLh' 40 "a
w. invita- ihs attention Of the pub' 4. Ia scR,u-
60 Itowr, Wy which now desS -vedIv rsn,s
on, ,bsh. illu, trstsd Prriodr AIS o: the world
The usners Ii Illustrative OF American Scenery,
,,l,icb havc ann ,ared in its payps among which
wa,s insInrc, .Sl Wonders OF the Yellowstone
n, a the Grand car on OF the Colorado" have won
widespread admiral on on both sides OF the Allan
lie and The treat nth" articles with their beau
tiul engrayinss. have been re-issued in book form
In both Great Britain a. u America For the coming
year we have broader plT M has ever before. Tho
ma "a riuo will be enlarge d. ani there Will be three
remark able Serial Stories b. Ap srlcin writers.
-.AGHlEi. COSHOT,"
bY BREF hARIz o. which The bS.tsI Poet says ut
Is serial that WILL maj c every number OF
ScRIBSES's eagerly soWs ht Tor Il II had aothiaE
else 10 fecOlninent It %
Ths Canadian Iilastrsi ed News predicts thai We
have found At last ine merieau Novel"
The louisville Coufisr Journal say. The sec
obd nstallment Is rsatef "a Al The lssti Iasti
Tying all that was looked for
We begin Ia January
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

u4E.ns LIE adventures VI p4rts ai hJys III Their
t.ug i9urnsy across the plains. With vivid pr
traiturs Of their Lie % C.lOru- durllg The aays
cd the Gold Fever SIR BROOKS brings t. tails worz
IN addition 20 his we'll known literary gins
thorough familiarity w.th the features u that Wild
country ana tAs people then hOckins toward 1.
What he has - say oi them j pergaded IN SUI
tie ard intense savuf o. reality that enables ths
reader 70 follow Characters ia their adventures
With POSITIVE sause OF ccinpaniunship. The con
tag.ou OF the sot-ie :. tine great difficulties
ana per IS whica beea zuered their Journey across
the .alus and mountains, aud finally the scventur
vus IA. evil ed snd Jet, IN certain rude way,
poetic lie ia the II mes uf California are all ue
.cr!bei IN wonderful truthfulue-s and skllt Add
20 this the elevated tone perEatinz the work and
Tie irresistible attraction which sacA narrative
possesses io- boys. and the value q tbs strTinz
healthy serial tseals e. .d=ut.
rns.e = {. be ahottss -. -ls4tsr s-i-al. LestL
alsz - J-au1r, All saanlu. sLi.a-h three Lul
o-r-
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CATARRH

Series ui handicapped Cures eiieetel with II BY
aWeI-known Boston Physician.
from DR.. ChaS MaIn.
Catarrh IS The 0gprojiliG TssdieSrHa 81 tns med
"a ,rjsessioa. ana by many is thought incurab.e
When therefore. 4 preparation = presented % NV
notice endorsed BY Responsible iirin a. Aiossr-
Weeks 4 Potter an bCuud 10 give 81 iAir anu
li,gd trial and when such trial resuiis IN
a -sri.s % uninterrupted cures. cannot allow pro
iessioual ct.quetts 10 Interfere win candid eN-
preston OF my regir for il. therefore give %
roRp', KAolrtL. CuRE FOR CATARaH III unqualified
APPROVAL and consider It as remedy iar the treat
mont OF uyery form OF Catarih superior TO any
preparation lae down n any teNt-tOO~ 4 va Nh-'H
/ nm g.utltar Very Res gect.ully.
DIX CHARLES MAIN,
Boston, Miy-a Al HARRISON Avenue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

One of the most remarkable cases OF sus-
picion and Jealousy ever recorded is that OF
Q Westchester county woman who tried to
poison herself because her husband always
whistled when he passed q founding
ssylum. -BrooklyR Argus.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

THROWN INTO BASKRUPTcY.-The credit
ors OF j. & j. W. Brown, manufacturers of
brick, in this city and Colchester, have
thrown them into bankruptcy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

o, n .orms Of Acute Catsrrh or Cold in the Head
= I'M, ever afflicted mortal man. Whenever TOOK
iresh cold 1t would settle in my head, causing me
d sci,aryvs from MY ewes ard nose. Fer days ava
DAYS my suffering would ba intense, and hna.y
settling in my I0iis and bowels would render inJ
suffa-ines was | able 10 obtain even temporary
relief rom arv medicine ever tried. Three week
$50, while suffering from The worst attack eve
Curs Yop C.ransa The reliet from the hrst
dose was 80 ratifying that would Willingly nave
yiyen QUE hundred dollars la obtain u A lie"
haen u,rteotiy free from mucous accumnla'lopr
NV hreathii.e easy. and hot a ~ mpIon u trou1e
si,.ut M, back and bowels has Resented itseI It's
effect In INV case has been truly remarkable
Ve-v raspectfully r. NJ YALE.
Sail and Awning Maker, : Suglh MARKET ST
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

rHE SflRIruALIsTs.-Ihe Vermont STATE
>,.ritual Association Will hold It's next
quarterly convention at CuttingsyllLe' on
f-idav. Saturday and Sunday, January H.
- and 10, 1876
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24
"ruitiP N.3i.AN's ,aIENDs."

BY EDWARD EVERETT HALE In. . an historical
romance. The scene Is laid In the sOuth-west r, Il
time when that territory was iirst spanish, then
French and then American. and v % war ~as I'M
Ininent 10 obtain the control Of L mouth OF the
Miss ssippi. 1t = likely ~ De the at ron inev VI
the Mississippi Valley a. uatriel -rJy Will he VI
the Pacific Slope.