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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

Joseph ocOtt, tne uitinper Houn SA"'S
bury, who died at A5ntpelier just after the
special session, had been clerk of his town
AZ years He and S. c. Crafts. one Of the
former governors of Vermont. held the o.
fee of clerk from the settlement OF the
town to the death of Mr.. Scott-about 80
years.
Brignoli's atrccious English j. well
known. On one occasion, whiic stopping
at the Continental hotel. Philadelphia, his
hair brush was stolen from his room. The
Infatuated Italian pushed down to the Office
and exclaimed to one of the clerks; "Cler-
ruck, Clerrack Yesterday was one hair
brush today, what an -
Ex-senator S:hurz l. now in New Eng
land fulfilling few lecture engagements,
after VIII ch be goes West for the same pur-
pose aud to attend to his business affairs IA
St. Louis About the LIST OF May. he and
his famil, will sail for Europe, spend the
summer il Germany and Switzerland, and
returning IN the fail he will give up Il month
then t. lectLring, after which be will re-
sumo hi residence aud editorial work at ST.
editors OF the Western Post. perhaps the
most wildly circulated German paper in
the United States.
The standing committees Of tue various
diocese, Of the Episcopal church are rapidly
putting themselves on record on the qucs-
ton Of the confirmation Of DR.. Dc kOven
as Bishop ul Limos. Inc present aspect
of the vote is decidedly discouraging to DR..
De Koven's aspirations, and it certainly
looks as if his long struggle for 4 BishOpric
were to be fruitless alter all. The Opposl-
ton TO him is based entirely IN his extreme
views in regard TO trans-su discrimination and
kindred topics his teachings on these
points being held To vary By only a hair
breadth, if at all, from direct and absolute
Romansm Ofthe PC Stapding Committees
which have thus far taken action IN regard
to his confirmation ten have pronounced in
his favor Those against him are Indiana,
Kentucky, Virginia, Central New York.
O"'o' ~ou'''''n 0"'T'
ware O'n''n' ! ''H'y " an'"' '"H9S an.
LOUISIANA, ieAa9' "''n'snH' s'pp'
Nor'nefn new 'ei''f "nu Var '"na '"OS'
for him are Vermont, Albany, Alabama,
"Ain., i'''"o''' 80 '9'''',, r ~
&C., -i',sou'' i''' -'''i ''.''' NJ
'iONA, D'o'C9'. '0'' - ans '''-' -
''lU -, go ,,c, ,.,
Ut ,''' 'y''-' -. IN ,'','''Y ~ v.
-'e" nos '',,' 9''0''C- W.
a. A'ui'4' u '''' i,''''''" NA'''O''1 '''-'
IN America BENG 'h' H'S' '' 'n-' FA"N
ever Apio'"''' I'd .''' con"'iy ouiu' II
'''.'''''' ' n '' ''-'''N -. a. ~
was Vi '---''''D "''-'P' n' u'o' wa
TIC i1'' - 90 '.''''.. i'r'',,' j."
81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

The girls attending seminary in Illinois
set two chickens fighting in their room last
Sunday. Bets on the result ran high, and
at the conclusion of the contest the win
ming maiden Was "better" by n gold watch,
a pair of silk stockings. 4 French corset,
two rolls of false hair, a patent hustle and
a beautiful book mark with /" Chris. Our
Guide" worked in it in colored silk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19
P0N1'S
E < / RAG


ior tt.s disease. I, ear .-rl-y le exec. .-
"a old aul obstinate cases. The Pole.
prompt that 10 cle who has ever --.-l.- -
be without Q.
CHApPED HANDS AND FACT--Posl's Es-.. -
shou.i be a every 'Im-y tis rough 7.i
II removes tie sureces- au1 r-l---- a.-
so.tans AMI LeIlt the ssh promptly
RHEU HATISM.-ruru- seFr-e and el---
weather H. one subject tH rbeu'lat- ..-.
should be one CgY wtLlu. F,rl- tU.-.
which always relieves.
SOEE LUNGS. CONSUMPTION, tltn.-
COLDS This cold weather tries tie
so-ely. Have P0yn's ENrBtcr Oh ha-l
IL rel ewes the pain AMI cures she .-eAst.
CHILBLAINS Will De promptly reI lcral lr-
mlteiy cured by ta-1ln tAe 4ia CITE rl---
P0yn's EXTRACT.
FRUS Ed LiMbS.-R1yu's ENFE'cr -lta..
relieves the pain and finally cures.
SORE THROAT. QtlNSA, NIL NNEp l.''-
aud AIR PASSAGES are promptly c--
the use ot PoNn's Ey1EtcI- i never ID
PONDS ENTBACr.-Pauph.- history lr-
with elcl bottle, al1 u-l. Jed free OBJ ap---.
% your d-u--ist, or g. Maiden Lane.
Sold hy dru --.---. AlrcI %. rls-
ryONEF easily mIde hy selling TEaS %
VI PORTtEs PRICES, OF -err n up c.l.
towns and country iH- the oldest Tea te4r-1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

Ii seems the town will not resist payment
of the bonds issued for the building of the
Harlem Extension Railroad Judgment was
rendered against the town Tuesday at Rut-
land on some bonds owned by Pittsford
man. The town put i'll no defense The
town of Arlington will resist payment of
Ler bonds on the ground that u town can
not bond itself to build railroad outside
the State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

4 little child of Clifford Penard, about
two years old, was burned to death as st.
Johnsbury. on Monday, having set its
clothes on fire while playing with some
matches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19
From the st. Adams Messenger.
puula \ m ont oC CpimR

PUNISHMENT OF tfime.
Hundreds OF people who feel. ana long |
have felt. personally friendly to ey-collector !
7 Crane vho ,vas sentencai a few da\s
p.,.,;,.,
ago " Oniteu ota'es ouuso, ~
ton, TO eighteen months imprisonment ara
the payment of a fine Of two thousand dol
l. c,r.,h.r,,;no f,rds and MAKING false
'"''' '''
entries IN DIS onciai aecouniS. 1"'''r. ~
think the punishment was wen ueS'i 80,
II, indeed. IL ought not 10 nave "cSn h'o'"
severe franc was clever ,eiioN 10
inaue iriehuS nc oecaths au a'pp'''-u, ~"
inhueh'iAi local poiiticia" NC W.
OF the KIM VIM Sa'ne9 %
poaslhs sone cause anu ~ -
great pi'hoiP'e-no, ~ ~ -, So.
was y ibaAe H'ena9 90 - .b, T..
0ena'"i ho - -, 40 in
mont oShtrai Iai'io -. ,,,;,t.
sll9 g, tA'"5'' nc W. IT.. ,f ~
Tor h1inubus nc oe' n, a1 ,,.,G.bl,.
terhal revenue 'u a,'o"eu Co. 49,, oc.
couhseiieu 'iis u'pe', " en- t-,C -.
4 counts S"u' :, az - - a,.,,,,,t
tatioh' ie'i uI rT1 IN w - s,te,l.
ing example, zen run d idoA "a '..H' i',
ed prlhciP'e VI i''' WI" "a
hohof aooNe s'I'i "n- .'."l ~ ~ -.
I 4 4 Il. ..I.V
sun d soOu a. ii''''n"'1I IN M
| nave Oeei eApeo.'u "' "CI-u 90, "
kne" ho'hihs u. 'io % '''5
anu treatcu ',o poSitio"' Ju9' a. ''ou
ol others are uoihs' a. :, iheio ~ - -
ry"diu MN iTi P ''..i,I' - a
! a"is MN ~ NV anu ~ '"''N
hereafter
b1t frame was ''1t I ~, - "iI'1o
VIC nave salu .uHt ne 'oi' Nnuo. ~ IS -.
ehce 1i coItupt .1.lnp'u a i-ia'i III ~ 1',
ger ciiarac',r nisnl 'io' ~ "us
as 'ic "oi4u soes We ~ , en- d"
VI s'ion ~. " -'' - F.1 -.
lions ~ -'i'' 'Iue.'ou -
cannot expect ahseis' IN 'i,e ,cr His VI MI
70 come ana rune over Is. ne Jaw ''o.O
tore, sAouia lake heou oi len p'a''pn9 anu
vicious lnnGeheeS anu crush 'i a pe"'i1n
ITS IRON heei. Inc collector once was one
which Ia peculiar sense maze man
iamllar WIN the eup'ui1f' rue l'iHs' ."'
4 depraNity % men IN HiAn prS't.'H' 81 "'0
ana WIN the uiShoh, slN q '"1iI N"', i'
once. Now wren Nr' Nt'He W. ooil1,
tor, ana before Els ue'aIcA'loh cpiI-hel''i,
ne uIscoIertu tha' Ter taiu GePuN HS7oS9'I
IN 'hi9 uistr'c'' N"ho SH''I u1 ia ~, a.
present. hu' WHO i"ale '"i EiSa''i
TONS 10 enafactcF "nd S"tuH'ns '.IAn i'
dld' was a4i9"lhs tu1 "o4lS.'c'' :''',' ia
ms to"h' anu ono VI INC "el'''',' "a, H..
Hou'' 10 i i'' al .',i
1housanu u,'iai9 r0ai' ~. ... - 49,.
known anu ''"9 9iH'' go 80" 49, 30"
pIoti 'Ios -, - 49,, .,,,,, p.
another wealthy ma" oi ''.e I'M 80" ~
a'olu P'S-IS I'' nj n-,- 49, L'.,,
was wen NM" anu
proven maj "'1 i''',ne I'm 5,..
source uiono Ninu e eo. '' - - 4l
eiiutIJ WIS dt 4I1't NV ''''' '
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19
Mistellanfous.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, AZ
'O- Diseases o. the Threat and Inns, such "a
Coughs. Colds. shoopin; Cough, Bronchitis,
Asthma Lui Consumption

Asthma Lni Conscuptioa-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

In It's history this invaluable Medicine occupies
the most honorable position possible for any rem
edv 10 attain few wears since il was known only
t. the friends ana neghhors aud patients 81 the
proprietor, and always sought ior ny theu. Wheh-
ever troubled with Rheumatism, anu IN TINS way
came to the notice OF phyaciahs seheIdily, anu
through their favorable expression, and It's &C
know iedged value as Il Rheumatic Remedy, the
demand Tor it became frequent and urgent as 10
obli=e its proprietor to Increase HIS ieciIlties
for 10 manufacture. Its reputation rapidly eN-
tended and soon orders, letters OF inquiry letters
OF thanks, and certificates OF prase were ualy 70,
ceiyed from all sections OF the United States anu
Canada and in this way, On bass OF lis merits
alone unaided by "tTicAs Of the trade or special
eorts-lt has risen to It's present envaO.e position
V herevcr introduced IL has received the most nat
teru preferences IN the treatment OF all rheumatic
cotnpla,uts in this We really greatful and
happy, 10. alone because our medicine finds ready
sale and is consequently profitable 10 Us 10 We say
tAfs, but because We open new heiu IN medlcai
clence and cure at once what the best medical
practitioners have ior ages found 50 dincu!t even
a. relieve We fill place heretofore unoccupieu
We relieve the suffering and minister 10 uods
porr We restore the laborng man 10 the use OF his
injured limbs and him scores OF Times it, cost
IN doctors bids; carry contentmcut and glad
res mo the lIne OF the afflicted and consequently
age remembered by millions OF grateful souls.
This medicine is :or sale Atall Drug SITS through
cat the United States and Canada. A. 1t happens
mat our Druessi has not gotft IN stock, ash h IN
t. send Tor c 10 the Wholesale Agen;s.
GfUNaE {. GOOD"IN x CO.,
ro 8, Hanover street, Bost-n.
Z. II. MARTIN, CO.,
i've. LOB 5ilia Street, Concord, y. Ii.
N-t.A lu.d4wt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

A genial. bald-headed gentleman, while
in Paris, went one day to the Geological
Gardens. The weather was warm, and he
laid down on bench. Presently be fell
asleep. and be was aroused by a warmth
about the head. An infatuated ostrich had
come along, aud. installing his bald head
for an egg. settled down with the determin-
ed resolution 10 batch it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

NV ORANGES Boyden has re-
Gently organized the following new oranges
Hail Mountain Grange. South SALISBURY )
Home Protection. Arlington Mount -to-
lus. East Dorset Farmers Protection.
Centreville. North Wallingford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

Goshen Gore is no more. At the annual
town meeting in Plainfeld, it was voted
to annex this Gore. under an act OF the
legislature. Alter your maps accordingly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

The bodies Of over forty persons who dled
nj - Johns. y. F., this winter have been
temporarily inferred IN the snow, which lies
IL ,ach immense quantities in the cemeteries
A. ., prevent the opening of graves.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

DENNINIION.--I Utrt NHNt Dttn liIY-tNfee
days of sleighing in Bennington this win
ter.
The failure of Mr.. Champlin Noyes, the
oyerseer Of the poor, has caused consterna-
ton here. Men in different parts Of the
town and of Hoosick, find themselves held
as indorsers on notes that they supposed
were paid years ago. 1t is said Noyes' LA
blities amount to $4,000 lie will be
forced into bankruptcy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

Oranges ORGANIZED. - Deputy ID. 4.
Boyden organized a grange at Tyson Fur
mace. Tuesday evening, March 9th, named
Tyson Grange.
Deputy L. Z. Jameson organized grange
in Shrewsbury, March 9th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

Ia the year of 1874 there was shipped
from Ugdensburg and Madrid, y. ",
a,lO9, SIS pounds of butter, and 1880
pounds OF cheese.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

The Montpelier Argus suggests to Gov
ornor Peck the propriety of appointing
Fast Day on Good Friday, which occurs
March 26th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

T. u.t..t.le utLscous compound, winch simply
ulrzc, Tie bowels. But "a SAFE, pleasant remedy
which Is sure go purity tbs blood abd thereby Te
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

\. }. Crane left this city Friday morning
in company with United States Marshal
George P. Foster, for Woodstock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

LEAVE pux .sGroS, going North, on the Central
Vermont r., at 40 a. m, Except henaay
mg;ning and 9 80 a. H., and ~ anu ..'o
N -ninr Fat At .55 A m - 80 and 7.55 p m,
,ioiur Souta. On the Rutland and burlington H.
\ AT : "a a. n, snd 2Do and e.05 p: m.
TRAINS ARRIVE from the North ana Mest AZ -
m 501 and e.IOp.m,. from the East al sd and
Ia 81 a. M. $50 and IS p. m from the south'
1. "a ana s05 a. m; 4 ~ and 30 p. n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

TIM NALcoUR COMMUNITY may be cOnsid-
erel a. not only defunct but decompOsed-
Wilcox, the main promoter Of the scheme,
has been put in jail by Shipmau, and writes
from hi q .arterz long >creed. in which
be lruouncos Shipman - Il confidence
man and double dealer" charges him with
cruelty to his daughters and to a little SIX
year Ola orphan boy and hints At darker
charge. vi which be ha> information, and
which he may disclose in iature. lie speaks
of foreclosures and attachments piiing in
thick and last On the property; and though he
hiiu~eii keeps up stout heart within his
prison walls. anu processes to believe that
he will live to see Nalcour devoted To the
cause which brought the communists hither.
it l. gai;e plain that tue thing j. end 81.
And no goad citizen can WIS., to see II les
directed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19
WHAT IS NEEDED.


NJ. II. K STEVENS
Dear r-Ahout one year since / found NJ -oll u
feeble cIadlton from general deoiity- Nrut-
TINE Wa strongly recommended % me 10y tfieua
who had been much benefited by IL use pr.
cured the article and after using several h1tLe-,
"a, restored 10 h-altn aud scoull nued its use
.er Gu &c confident tlat there j. 10 med cine s1pe-
rlf L. = oF those complaints Tor "hith i Is esp'c
ally prepared. and would cheer.u.ly rccltniucLd Z
20 those eao feel taai they need sonctA ~ 10 70.
store them 90 perfect hel-tn.
Respectfully your. L. l.. PETTINGILL.
rIi ,. 5. 81. re,tu-ll Co.. DO state st, Boston
CiNDiNSAu. Soy. 9Th. -.
Nr b. IL. srsyENs
Dear slr-lLs two bottles ~ NE6EriNE fur
l.,le1 me by yous agent, my vie has used with
-.r4i benefit
FORA .Uu. time she has been troubled with dizs.-
mes. and cost4veuc-s, these troubles are now "a
t.rclv removed ry the use OF NlGETlNE.
she was al-o troubled wiki Dyspepsia and Ien
oral p-ol.ty. and has been greatly benefited
InO>. GILMORE. e-9i walnut street.
TIAI. NYsTI.F NEW MAN.
NtucA. Mas. June ist. ls-4.
Nr. II. il. STEVENS
peAr s-r-TA-gg-A tie ADVICE aad earnest per
sulson 20. Rev. = ;. Best co. this place have been
takiu- NEGETlNE i.r Dyspepsh, " wAch have
suffered .or years
have used only ts. bottles AMI already feel my
''' -'" Ok. J. v. CARTER.
REPORT FlOM \ PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND
APOTHECARY.
BJsrOS ism !, i--t.
H,.r H.r-Tl.s i- O. certi.y that have sold Al
4es4.. 1874 d zen I-52 bottles Of your NkGErlNk
siucs April IT,, $50, and can truly say that II has
.-.Feu the best -lt'sfsct0n 81 any remedy Tor the
complaints Cor which 10 J., recommended that
ever sold. Scarcely a dsy passes without some o.
my customers TESTIFY ne % It's merits on themselves
ur their friends. l perfectly cogn tant OF sew
erai cases ~ Scroiu!uus TCmors being cared by
ktGErlNE alone IN this vicinity.
Nc-y re- pectiully yours,
Al GILMAN. IL Broadway
4. II H. STrs sNs, tsq. .
VE1ErlNE IS SOLD BN ALL DkU6olSIs.
Feb 2i-lawlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

TAXATION EXEMPTIONS. Massachusetts,
according to the recent report OF the lax
Commissioners, the amount of religious prop
erty exempt from taxation is $50, 2i2 500 /;
while the exemption Of property OF literary,
scientific, benev client and charitable institu-
tiOns and agricultural societies amounts to
So, 702 800, that i, the total of property
that thus escapes taxation is S54 .OOO, 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

The travelling public will regret to lear"
that Mr.. r. Il. Spaulding, Tor some tNo
Years past the landlord of the Junction
lIsu-c. E-~tx Junction, i soon to retire
from that position. Mr.. Spaulding has
kept an excellent hotel in every respect,
aud has made the junction House deserved
ly popular. His successor i Mr.. \. K.
Pike. Of Wet Randolph, formerly of the
steren@ House, Winooski, and be takes
pu--e,-iou the middle 81 April.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

Mr. q " Lippiit has sold his business
and stock uf goods to Mr.. R. F. Sattley who
takes possession Of the store April LIST. We
are glad to learn that Mr.. Lip2itt will not
leave the city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

Thursday was the first anniversary of the
death OF Charles Sumner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

The settlement of the wages question OF
the drivers and firemen on the Grand Trunk
Railroad Is still in allegiance. The Union
men, who number 20 per cent. OF the
whole force, have agreed to refer the mat
ter to Mr.. Arthur, the head in this country
of the United States and Canadian Brother
bood
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19


Mr1r NERVOUS 3d., uFBuIFSTErl
are ,ua $50 Iia c. -a-,.-s es -rtl s7gu-.e- la.i-
.. So. v..'-- ta.- a. -'.e .- 'casta-
Thea o., lCcrgCTf c-s " l-e-.G. ionic ans
iuyi-.r4. 2. ~ai,l sets So Aaueac.aly on t.e ..
cret,.e or---. as o. .u4tr v-or 90 all tae v-
.a-ces.
4 IS n sl1,a 81 llt.--f, Wulcl stinu l-a
a shc-t Uu4r oily O. i-; t-e sufferer ia'. O. 7-,
Gcp;h O., u-.seTy ont il Be- a vese-lo4e tons ---
Directs % the liver anu spleen.
/. rs-liates the DOwe cu.st- t4s a--rt- ..
gives Sue healthy tone O. ;le Whole sv,'-.
sVoa make he .uvalid fec ke 81 new neI-.-
It's opera not yic.,ur, aUi IL cElrar.. -.
by great aeuess tie qatiel- eVp.r .l--
sudden chau- q, 10 marked results. utt -.-.-..
ais troubles
Fold thr'rteuts, lise tss Ar4ts
Acc silently steal away"
lt.l> j. no new and u-r-.1. d.s-Uv-fr, 'u -a
been long used vfrl wonderful re-4ei.l. -e'-
snd Is pronounce h- ,-e b -..a-. med ..ll .ri.
ties, t1a most Irw-r.ai t.-,c aat t.'e-.
sagwl-'
AZ % .Il--- ir
Scr safe By AGO. g.. ocuDaic s. CO.. h.et.-
I4r.H-f-t~a-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

rRorrING on TIE IcE-Wednesday after
noon a trotting race took place at St. Al
bans Bay for purse OF S75, between I. NJ,
Tierney's, Barney Kelley, and Terry Bren-
mans, Fannie STREET. the race was won
easily by Barney Kelley in three straight
heats The track was in poor condition for
both horses No time was taken. About
400 persons were present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19
YCGET.NE

l. ac6l.H l,.-t4 and recommended aJ ph5 -.e-'lr'
and apothccarrs 10 be the best purifier ana cleanser
ot ta- n.oll vet discovered, and thousands speak
ia .f- -a... VIZ have been restored 70 health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

The mania for spelling matches has
reached th, palt of the country. y match
took place at the Eldridge school, South
Burlington, Thursday evening, between the
pupils Of that school and the Fourth street
school. some fifty participating. Mr.. John
Layelle. of the Eldridge school oiheiated,
and one Of his pupils, Mis- Kate Barry,
mi~, Of some fifteen summers, was the We
tor. She maintained her place for two hours
aud a half. at the end of which time her
forty-nne companions had succumbed and
he vas left blooming alone.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19
DIAMOND
RHEUMATIC CURE!

This statement is substantially a FACT based
,,nnn evidence in the possession OF the Agents in
the shane Of numerous testimonials from past sui
ferers in all the walks of life and particularly rom
scme Of our most respectable and trustworthy
families.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

urgrrists and Gen. Agfs., san frlu..-.u a.
err III washington and Charlton SIS s. y
SOLD 81 ALL DRUGGISTS a DEALERS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

SC. Thonsands nave boen cl2n-eN .! ul1 use ~
this remedy from weak. sckly. suffering creatures,
70 strong. healthy, happy men and women and
invalids cannot reasonably hesitate % ve i tral
CAUTI0N.-Be sure 10 ee- the PERU ' Ian
SYRUP ono. Peruvian BARI. Sold by dealers
generally.
a 31page pamphlet, containing treatise n Iron
as meiical agent and other valuable papers. ties
t-nouials from st nuishci ply s.cisns clrrsymen
and others, VII be sent free 10 any address.
SETH ". FOWLE & SONS. Proprietors,
s. Harrison Avenue, Boston.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19
Raiders German Snuff

blessing t. mana Al, t.r . i,s pll-e % % cent?
phases i within the reach o.aii" ne ~ slt bring
forward hundreds e test.noa.al-. hut % what
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

should ike 90 tel you WA, ! kn0F about :, u
urcer that Others nay have tu1 ha--It 3D.. nj ca
pcrienee.
since this Ealslm irst cams O. nay notice 20 i>i1-
have kept il cons antly ia tac house. never al-
in my sell 10 be out 81 Il over night. Ia al ies
twenty five csgs .t has not failed ia a sn--s
stance IN my oNu case To- give the des.rci tc.e.
whose life was saved hy it as { cannot but ;A-'
Here was "A ease " cll- es-i1u o.. the lungs az s.
though attended ty INST ssit1l paysc. an- ---
seemed 70 iail constantly, so tklt cosp-.1t-
her recovery; when IN old friend ans nei-ha1f p.
suaLea her 20 try this Vegetable Pulmonary b..
s1m ? he result was mos crafty ~. assure l--
iseliot Was immediate AL recovery rapid see
now over - years ola, ami is active anI vs.
Whenever she gets q severe cold. which hirp--i
once n q while, shs ttko tlirty o. sixty efl'-
according 10 the violence Of tha cough. which l'i
slways yielded In 4 day or two by tIkiu- tie p
s1ta only On retiring az night. ia 70 the Irfi--
Is at once suhlueu. anu "A ~. FL nights s.1'
secured viii mention another case thli o.
young lady acquaintance, who hled az the .i--'
ana c0u-hed iri-htiully, hsd isht swea;s ana -
fearig!ly reduced. She let Boston .or beg coan-t
home, $50 miles away, "A we supposed To- cIo- ~
her IA bottle o. youf Bilsam, and soon LAA ~
satisfaction to hear tina. she was much better. 80
continued taxing il for a while sud ,9t eriis5
we'll, and j. living now. which fac. j. o. Zee asc.-,
mainly o. the use 81 the NkUEFAbLt ~ Lh"N
JGHN CiFfN
A. there gre many limitations, b. c-rl. 20. g 3.
-, genuine PfiGe in large BOTTLES, wael ~
~ cents. CUTLER BROS. CO
wholesale Druggists, Prcprietlrs, Boston
EOr sale by Apothrcares generally.
Nov .ft-dltlgSwi ami
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

The town Of Sherburne, with population
of 463, has one person living within its
limits oeer ninety years old, seven over
eighty, twenty over seventy, and twenty
three over sixty It viii thus be seen that
nearly ono-ninih of the population of the
town Is over sixty years Of age. Of this
number only four were born in the town.
There are six in one family; there are six
widowers, eleven widows and three old
bachelors.