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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05

tWt'h CoIulherciaI ami WAshingtoh aNenuV,
~ w. DRUMMING, M. D.
RESIDENCE. Corner Ninth aud Walnut
streets.
OFFICE: Corner Sixth street and Ohio Ieyee.
OFFICE HOURS From an. l2m. and
nom to A. IN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

The BARRE BANK BuRcLARy.-Tbe ~
animation of Peter Alphonso. one Of ;be
Barre Bank burglars, was held before jus
tice Carpenter at Barre, on Wednesday. The
vallses which the man left In the train at
Rnmney y II. were in court. They contained
KILT Cardigan Jacket. Scotch cap. dirk
knife, files and tools generally used by haak
burglars. The Scotch cap and Cardigan i.cker
were wet. as if they had been worn IN ,be
ram, aud Mr.. King, the cashier. says thar
one Of the burglars had such a iaeket nm
when at the bank. and Mr.. King ident;6s.
the DIRK knife as his. DR.. Whittemore. of
Wentworth, testified tn, t when on bjs NAV
TO West Romney. Wednesday morning. he
overlook a double team on the hiob-
way two men who were with the team an
piled In him ior oil, for one Of the wheels
The doctor Identifies Alphonso a, one of
the men and the team A. that of u NJ
Dudley, OF 'n'Felier. which the burglar.
used that night. lie sSSs be also Jaw the
men come from some bushes near the Rad
and there have since been found secre,ed IN
the bushes a ruhher coat and brown over
coat that Mr.. King identified a. his thar
we're taken by Ihe burglars. Another VIII
pess :dentihes the respondent as being the
ooe who was with the team when il was
left at hotei in West RdinDey When the
respondent was arrested be had abou, sos
IN money and fine gold watch and cham
and package OF carlricses. which fitted a
i've chaDher revolver that was hound where
Alphon-r lssped from the car The hanks
pave DlsGc Mr Bailey present. OF $50 for
his pro apt tsoris 10 Srresting the burglar.
The eaamluBuuu = bot ye, eiussG. bat thsre
seems TO be sufficient evidence alresey 20
Justly holding Aiphonso for trial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23
THE BURLINGTON. VT
Rsr Advertisements.

Asu embellishments.
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER
Il prepared rom the tue Jamaica Gin-ef' COM
bin with choice aronatics and ssaui-e E.encd
Brandy. and is vastly superior TO every Extract
or Essence of Ginger before the public, all o. which
are prepared with a.cosol ny The oil pr cess Il
instantly relieves
pgsEa~ts or FIRE BOWELS.
CHOLERA. CHOLERA MOR8rS, CRAMPS, AND
PAINS, CHRONIC DIARRHRA. DisLNIsEH
AND CHOLERA INFASTIM, DIAE-
RIGA N TEETHlNG. AND
all SUMNER con-
PLANTS,
DusE.AEs o. TIE STCWtCEs,
nysprpsl,. FE.TTiEyCCY, SLUGGISH DIGESTION,
WANT Gy TONE AND ACTIVITY IN THE
STOMACH ASD BOWELS, 0PPE..s-
SION AFTER EATING, RS
ING or FOOD And
siiiiI IL AL
MENTS.
syrNUIATC AMI Tonic.
FINELY rLlrGGgn, lily N-1lCiNil. II W.
DESTROY M0EBID APPETITE FOR lNIou-
CAyTS, STRENGTHEN AND NiIGORAFE
THE ORIGINS OF DIGESTION. AN9
ETILB Up THE SYSTEM, ENFEE-
GLED AND BROKEN D0NN 5i
LONG CGNTiSuED lhDlL-
GESCE ~ Spit.
LIQUOIS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

The SOLDIERS RIUAloN-Ex;er-,ys pie-
paration> are being made tor the Vermont
Veteran Soldiers Reunion. "a; Batt.thcro.
on the I'm, ls.h and 10 n of August utz-.
Vice-Pfesilent Wilson writes fr ia Saratoga
that be will be present AID deliver an ola
ton On the ls.h. Already about fifteen
hundred OF Vermont, Old soldiers have
responded, and the committee cYnf loutly
e1pec; and are making arrangements ior
over two thoI-and. The rendezvous viii be
the old camp ground, one mile from The
village. whore tents, equipage and the ike
will be furnished for all who desire Sub
stantial board Will be provided on the
grounds at 81 per day. The music. an
vocal and instrumental. NIL be the U,-;
that the STATE affords.
Gen. Stephen Thomas. commanding re-
union forces, Announces hls staffas ,o,.5v-
n. {. Sawyer. acknowledgement. Elijah
Wales. quarterma ster-generaI ; J. Hal~ev
Cdshman, commis-ary-ec Slmuel J.
Allea' medical director; Fred f. Smith.
inspeetor-gereral Barney Cannon. IT,, a.
sistant adjutaui-senera! ; Geo +. Greene.
assistant ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Aidace F.
Walker. chief OF artillery ; j. II. Could
ing j. c stearus, Theo. 5 Peek. F. G..
Batterfeid. Fed N. Kimbau. Geo. 3
French. }. H. Culver, K. J. Ccifsy. DARN.
Martin, Horace X. lde. aides-ie-camp.
L. Wales. Q NJ General, Bra;tleboro.
desires to be informed, on or before Angus;
lOih' by any one desiring accommodations
oil the probable number Of men desiring
Yations to be furnished.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

PosrAL CARD FROM EssFx.-A violent
thunder storm passed over this place on
Friday afternoon last Daring its progress
aaoy trees were blosn down. and the
barn Of hr Ira Abbey IN the east part Of
the town Wa struck by lightning, and set
ia fire. Fortunately there was little hay
ID the barn. and help was near at hand 50
! hat the fire was soon extinsui-hei \ pair
> 81 horses belonging - Eiwin Wood. just
/ driven into the barn for shelter, were telled
4 % tae 8 io.. the pole OF the wagon broken
f between them. aud a shoe on one OF the
horses teot turned half round Several per-
SOUS standing near ~eEe seuSbly affected
BIS the shock. and AR. B.&kely who held
/ 81 square in his nand was lhrJWn violently
/ down.
The school house building committee Ct
district NJ &. have made their plans anc
specifications, and viii soon let the job OF
/ building nea scboo! house in that dis
t-Ict, waIch comprises The center Of the
town. L j. 10 be erected on the site Of the
old one. which l. 10 he torn down and re-
moved Tor taat purpose
Tas iunera' Of Ms Lccy Ossald. daugh-
fer -! Aiat~a o.. 3D. a young lady Si fue
"'- - -,
''. .-r1.'1,s,.i...,e If her ns.re,'f. in
.i.,,' W. ~ r., r- E,x,, .,,i'.i-rei,,s
- Ne t.... 5.,p Ia. -
I'm, .,,a ,a,,,,r.-irs and s-re
.,I,.,'',. ~. h,. l,r',. rpu,h.r IF ire, Dc
'.,.', - .D, ms ts,,l6- a tbe,r a.
pr,ciat,on OF Der excellence and Christian
warth.
ia. C,nsra,stioral c1urcb at the Centre I
.,..i... ,r'-i 80, .,,,t 49,, IT,. c,roj,.,. /
'',. .,,.H. s.i,tt ,.,.b If rbs .,,rne /
~- v,.i5 r,ak.i,
80. -. - ,.., r.sr (, ,.,a, h.. /
,.,,, 80 IN IN. ,.que we're r,.bt.d
- 49,, ....,,,.i, made H., it, iigbrnio, |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

g. - "sCK,
n.ue a. l-sufaucc Agent.
July io dsati
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

John McGregor, of Essex Junction. has
challenged Morey, of Saratoga; Gardner, OF
Troy. and Robinson. of Albany, y. Y, TO
play match at checkers Of one hundred
and fifty games. for one thousand dollars
side. the match to be PLAYED in this county
in October. November and December The
challenge remains open until August 10Th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are run on all trains Of the road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars n,-
tween Chicago and -. Paul or Unieaso and MI
wauxee
At OMAHA our Sleepers connect with the over
land sleepers the Union Pdcd; Railroad ier Al
points west Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of the trains from the East or
South. the trains Of the Chicago North estefl
Railway leave CHICAGO As follows.
For C0INCfL BLTFFS, OMAHA and CiLiEORNii-
Tsyo tnr. ugn tran daily. with fu I'm tu Fa.dce
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars thrors IA To OoHh-
ell Blutis
For IT. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two through
trains daily, with Pullman fL-ace Ears at-ac-ci
or both trains.
For GREEN EiY and LAKE SUPERIOR. Two trnios
tasib Nith Pullman Palace Cars a-iIcIct an il--
uias through To Maiqueite.
For MILWAUKEE. Four through TIA NJ daily.
Pullman Cars ga L CHI ira n
For NINONA ant points in MinHeso'a. o1e
through tram daily.
For DIBTQUR. via Freeport TEo through tr4ins
daily, With fuu man Cars on nisht train
For DTBTQTE and Ii CROSSE. va Clinton, t"3
through t.ains daily, IN fuii-nl1 tafs or L--H'
trltG.
For SIOUX CITY and YANKT0N, Two trains dai ..
Pullman T. Missouri v .ey Junction
For LAKE GENEVA. Four trains daily.
Pr ROCKFORD, STERLING. KENOSEs. JAMES
tllLt. ana other poinl, you can have IRON Two 10
ten trains IA j..
FOR rates and information not attsiaa le fc'a
tour nome ticket agents, apply 10
WiIryIN HCGHITr,
General Superintendent.
". II. STENfLTT,
Gen.Ia Passenger Agent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

Hay stsllfI ~ p hqu-s. .laled i--i- -t hy Tate
sal hy kt-i. tta-ul- ''i.a;i Gam % Neii-
imp. Col-t-:Ist On. -l ca- oHA+i-, J--- .-
.aineI.ctn tcIlss So dam - At It. % or Ai-a-
I'M 4am Raxtra -et-,, HaXa4ll by -aD- SIR lis.
r., 5sA dan Tal ,.el-'s dl- by mp ,aii1an- ID
nj ed 10 tsn approved mares.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23
" YIN Hf CHIT r,
Ea-er.l Su.,.-fr sfe-l,
Es>tx cn,S>Ic.L INSTITUTE.

". II. STENfETT,
Gcn-rdi Passen ger Agen;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

The acute critic Of the Rutland Herald
speak in the following Addisonian English
of the or4ti5us Of the graduating class Of
the L Y NJ at the recent Commencement:
THE lack noticed most was grasp OF
some great principles or lines % Thought
and then following them TO Legitimate
and apparent conclusion ' ibis is very
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

A worm OF slug, il eating TIE i,ages Of
the yonng iear-trees in Grand Isle. and
hundred e trees have already been d.
stroyed. Ts. ~orm is ola green c.lor, win
large head. thick tapering body. holds
tenaciousy 20 ;he leaf, and is a rapid feed
er. 1t cannot ho shaken off, but j, li,.iy
traveller. Unlike the forest worm it cats
only the cpiisrHis of the leaf but the leaf
so eaten soon turns black and dies. The
only remedy Yet tried : soapsudS which
kills all it touches. but new crop ofworms
appears a. fast a. the old crop Is destroyed,
and a. no eggs have been found deposited
upon the leaves, the question is. where DO
they come from. The same post has also
appeared on the rose-bu-hes in some locs'i-
ties. o. course the worms can be pira,i
off and crushed. but in a very large nursery
this plan i both difficult and iablri1u-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

Two picked teams Of Lacrosse players
from Montreal clubs and Ciughnawaga
Indians. will visit England shortly on invita-
ton Of an English club.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

Several liquor sellers in Middlebury have
been fntd sums ranging from $40 to $50.
The complaints were made By the Woman :
Temperance Association.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

w Iea-u from 2 reliable source thot the
>t.-. o. GaIia- abe skeleton Of Flikins, the
czrr--s 5attsr. in lie sewer Of Clinton
,.ri, %. is q hoax. The story arose from the
a.l14iag Circumstances : convict formed
"a plaza of escape. wiich Was to crawl into
tle -.V,r through the passage from
eit.r-i -es. 81 tine expectation that the
uisbr guard would be removed, and the
hope tat be mi-h. issue from his retreat
~ ,be NIGHT, scale the piekcts and make
bi- escape Alter staying in biz uncom-
lsftab.c quarters ioar day and nights with
out food OF water, with 10 opportunity to
come forth unoh>cryed, he cTawled out and
gave himself up. lie was nearly dead
from hunger and thirst, ard it was only by
iae mos. careful nursing that his life was
saved. This i all there j. OF the skeleton
story. aad E.lkins is sti.l in the flesh, prob
ably.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

cEEIous ACCIDENT. - On Saturday lat
Horace J. Root. "a son Of Dr.. Root, Of Ran
do'p. Ceaifs. net with SERIOUS accident.
\ co.i which he wsS leading started sud
denly, throwing him violently to the ground
and injering ms bead and nip and breaking
h's lei' am asgEe the wrist The bune was
vet ., his father. De Root. late of the Med
icsl College at Burlington. Toe boy is
dons well. ba, viii be laid up several
weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23
SEA CAPTAIN 6UfED OF
stflEUMs'gEs

LrXiNGr,N Mas. June -, i--5.
Prof ALrH 'Ns0 KILLER:
Dear oir.-For She alienation % human susar in-
feel it my duty as well as pleasure t. certify to
the following facts in my own ca G.
The past springc was sore an clcd with Sc'atic
Rheumsiis H. suffering night ter night ami ali
ght, without Tie least ssation the RIOS excru-
in my amily for over irty year, 10 my entire
sats acton. ano in Whom stil have tue utmost
confluence : id that med cine would O. me 10
good he could not he'll me tine probably Won q,
and in si1 or eight weeks Il might leave me; in the
mean time Iniasi grin and bear a y tut was not
posed 10 DO -, 10 my de- per2t.ou caught at
the first article Nhich under the name OF Qu4ck or
Patent Med C ne. or ANY other TemeGy, promised
relief. 1t happened that this was the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

This medicine is prepared hy careful, expert
enced and conscenr pEysic an. N chs Silence 10
,he d. sire Of uurnherrss friends 10 the profession IN
tie ia. Z and anon. the people. koery hottie Is
wArr.nte 10 utsin the ull strength Of he nedi-
cine IN it, highest staie Of purity and deFe.ope-
men' and IS sUueror 20 any med rel ne every CON-
pounded ior this terrible { myia.lt
Insnpie cases som times one rtwo doses suffice.
In the most chronic il i sure 10 give way ny
the of 70 Eve toitles. =, this ellie ent and
simple reLledy, hunfreds o. dollars arc saYed 10
those who leat +, ri 10 ihros IT away, a sue
ly il is b. the pGrchase Of useless fiPtiOts
This medie.n- J. for sale At Al Druggists through
out the unit-e States and Ca ada. L il happeus
that YOUR Druggist has MT .or it n siUcs ~ k IN
T. send iuI IL sEy tbs VIII .le,aie druggists in
stu. CoDcrl. =. h. Worcester, Providence,
Fort aid = ger. and Other p sces.
Prcr, 81 90 Bottle.
July i2-osodsvs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23
Shall Vermont be Represented at the rniia"ei'
phla Centennial?

To the Editor Of the Free Press AID Times
have waited long, though not quite
patiently, to see somebody make some move
toward having Vermont properly represent
Cd at the Philadelphia Centennial, next
war. cannot account for the prevaiiing
apatby in regard to this matter IN any
manner that appears creditable to US as
State or as people
IL i due to every institution in the State
industrial. educational or reformatory' that
we should be creditably represented on tina.
OCCASION Iii due to every son and daugh-
ter Of Vermont, No matter where located
if only they have not become 50 eallous as
no longer to say with pride, | too am
Vermonter, =" that the State should be repre-
scented there by her wisest men and best
p-oducts. |. i due TO the memory OF the
heroes and patriots who. at once, fought
for our national independence and wisely
oanded her little commonwealth and de-
tended it against foes at home and Toes
from abroad, and. amidst trials and dithcai-
ties wkieh rarely fall to the lot OF any men,
made /, the first and the ireest State ever
admitted into the Unioa, that We should
contribute our full proportion to this re-
kidding of the old patriotic fires upon the
very ground where the original Declaration
or National Independence was given to the
,.,ll We owe il to our worthy Chief
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

WEsrFoRD- SUDDEN DE.TH-A mau -.v-
ing hi, name ii, jams RIh.a-on, la, Sat
urday. engaged with Mr.. L. \. lTi-a to work
in hayilg. Monday morning Mr. I-ish
drove to Ualerhill, leaving Robinson 10 i'i-
low hun with TWO tat COWS. R1bia~ 70
stared with TIC animals, bat itap2sar- !al
trouble 10 driving them. When las re u
alive be was running after them to drive
them from the pasture of Mr.. \. c Rob
inson. into which they had lodged. About
noon bis dead body was found IL the pa,-
ture. where he had evidently lain down ana
die without struggle. An inquest Wa
held and the verdict was that deceased died
of heart disease. the immediate cause being
oyer-exertion in running. Deceased had
been in tie reighbcrhood some day He
said that be was lately from Montreal, {. a.
he came from England three years ago. anu
that he had been a sailor nine years There
was nothing about hi person that Eayeauy
information concerning himself Evidently
he was stranger in strange Iaud He
is described a. follows: Height ) !eot :
inches. eyes blue, complexion light. frame
spare. weight 1870 lbs.. age about IS. lis
clothing vl~ nearly new. and he Ea- appal-
entity person Of neat habits
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23
a.. RESEDICT, Editor
rerms--s2.Oo~ year. always In advance

Its said that recent storm IN Weathers-
field killed 600 sheep that had just been
turned out from shearing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

{. V. Wincate. at I51 Church street, has
lust made largo ai1itiuu- % t.c oiiirent
depa1 rmsnt~ # ni- trade. Ils * i5it- an
extensive sock OF -iivlr ware. -9iid and
plated. iu all the latest and mos; 'eaD'i'm
pstirrr-. In fine gold WeirY be mast- a
display which, for variety and elegance Is
pro5.hly not cxccll,d outside of the lar-e
cities. II flower ya-o- be has some OF rte
most beautiful designs We have -cen liz
sock Cd tine gold and silver Watche- j. larger
than ever b3'3te, and embraces the best IN
the world. lie ha-sl=o engaged the services
of Mr.. f. IL s. Lie, an accomplished watch
maker. fox some years 10 the employ OF Bea
K. Chase. Rutland. who viii have charge OF
the repair department. Mr.. Winga;c Fl
courteous a5d obliging gentleman, bis fs-
h5lisamelt j. complete in every respect,
snd be i, certain to give satisfaction TO al
who favor him with their patronage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

MILTON BUTTER Market. July l2-Mar-
ket rather dull. good "a TO % cents; very
choice, 20 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

Mr. Phelps is : gentleman veil and fAyorably
known in this commun ty. and fer the past 30 years
has been reeo. nized b, our shipping merchants as
One Of the mo successful captains sailing from the
port. This test mony is genuine and speaks more
tnan volumes could express in favor o the great
merits Of
TlE DIAMOND gHEUnATIC CURE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

The new telegraph wire along the route
Of the Burlington aad L.m3iile Railroad
has been connected with the flee OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company in this
city. and the first MESSAGE over the line
va sent Tuesday evening. TIE Burlington
terminu, of the line Hijl remain under the
charge OH y. Drury, E-q the c'np"'ea;
and eff .isu: mraa-eT of the Western Uaion
ofee ana geo ..d.- AT Undcrhi. Fat ('he
pre-sn, eastern termlnu-j h'- been IT,
trus.si 20 Mister Slmue. N Ga. for $50
long time mvlrab.v BROWN as IHo~--o-er
in thu c.,y. " understand tatt. AS soon
a. piac,i,aaIs. RE vie viii o. >trau- @-
far a. CamNrii-o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23
Malvern Farms Stud,
WORTHWHILE, VI
| s 7 ).
T1TTELs~A7.E. 50.

9ls following s,aiiicns Will make tie season
ISIS. at Malvern Farms;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

/ OFFICE, iGcE'a H-1ch, 'i .-.-. 81 !-r-s I.
Representing frs,-cl'ss Amer
lean and stssi.>h s.ocis CoEpa-
mics: insuTin- all Isi:':is OGgyon-
er,y agains: TIRE. Also. a@cUf
OF She ChanpIain Nu'na. Fire
insurance Company, Of gss ting
ton. for cIliiiendca, Grand Isle,
and Addi-On Counties. Th.s
Compai ;n>u-es DWeIii''ss.
Barns. lf0u~cho.d s.rsti arr.
etc, FARM Property aud L;yc
stock. for size term ii three c;l
or FIVE 81 ycar~; Ficrcan:i;r
risks imItcn tor farce ~ years.
They hope by fair ;,rc equitable
Adjustments. aud tsic prca;st
payncst Of honest IO,Ses. 20
merit a large share Of tie p:;t-
ronaGc OF ,l.r imsmting pnb.ic.
This Asrucy also YepTcs Hf>
tie EraNcirr-' tR>uTassre S0liF-
p"uy. ct hartford. 0nu wao.C
great ArcteicD; Eu~virnuCC husi-
res. - well i.wOwu thEoUZiI0u;
ihc whole cguniTe tiIcir 'Vpu-
tntioa tor honorable dealing. o.
hnnc>i 'iaisi>. tsisis >eCestsi ~
none.
AIics>e, a;i5l-5rG sad .a;l IT
this Off Z.
Ey,-Dme noticr al the eXYiraii.u
OF pOiirig. :ilSs.iy- given
Orders by ntatI carefully ard
f;;i:s,i.liy attended 10.
T. =. "ECK,
,i.pa al I-surancc Agent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

SIowE.-The Christian temperance wo-
men vii! assemble at their usual place of
meeting. Friday, at , p m. for soeiable
There was a union temperance meeting at
the Baptist church Sunday, at A p. m.
Both ladies ant gentlemen took part. and
Il "a' very Interesting meeting.
Igesiay morning Use thermoto ster stood
nj ID degrees l. had been 80 d-s-ees. ana
upward FOR several days previous.
Hoe 2 'fei ! ia-t filing up with summer
gngsis. hnt iarre j. always room for more
ho "eFer crowded an omnibus or hotel NAV
b.. may
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23

DELfABLE Men 20 sell lie We'd % low water
IL Slam t'ua-e; commends !tscl. 90 3, -at on
tool a.. cuut" eos .iycu. Engineers or ilus- IAN Jar
w.ta ,tesm ho'lcrs preferred. Address p. .. *
-fln tos;.n. Mas. Ma 2,-viw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-23
Wisfella
CALIFORNIA.

Have You any thought OF going to CALIFORNIA;
Are you Soiny West, North or Northwest!
Tan want to know the best routes to taAe >.
The shortest, safest, quickest and mos' CEN ol'-
able routes are those owned by the Chicago anu
Northwestern Railway Company l; o"nes over
two thousand miles Of tic best road there IS in the
country. Ask any ticke, agent to show you rs
maps and time cards AL ticket agents can sell
You through tickets by this route.
Buy your tickets via the Chicago y Aof'h-
Western Hallway for
$ AN FIR y n Q l = 90 8,
sicranento, ogden, Salt Lake City, Cheyenne
Denver, Omaha, Lincoln, Council + uiIs, iinkiou'
Sioux City, Dubuque, "inona, st. Paul paiu,l'
lIarqretts, Green Bay. Oshkosh, Madison, NIL
waukee, and all points west or northwest ei
Chicago,
Ifyoa wish tie hest trav-'i-- Accommodations
you will buy your tickets b. this route and W.!
take no other.
This popular route IS unsurpassed FOR Speed
Comfort and Safety. The Smooth, Wel-bGliasted
and Perfect Track Of Steel Rails. Westinghouse Air
Brakes, Mlier's SAFETY Platform AID CoupleTs, the
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the Fe.-
fec: Telegraph System OF Moving Trans, the reg
ulGrity with which they run, the admirable
arrangement. for running Through Cars from
Chicago to all points Wes:, No:th and Nor;h-"es''
sec res TO passengers su tho COMFORTS N
MODERN GALWAY TRAVELLING.