davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

ANNUAL NETTING OF THE GRAND LODGE.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of the
State Of Vernon; met at Mortified on We'd
tesday, February 81. 1873, large number
OF the fraternity being in attendance.
Grand Mas;er l. G. Stiles, Of St. Johns
bury, presided.
The address OF G-and Master Stiles show
ed the order to be in prosperous con-
dition, having added considerably to their
numbers during the past year, and extend
ed their influence. The reports of the
different officers and committees occupied
the forenoon and the first part of the after
noon, after which the Grand Lodge pro-
ceeded to clce. officers for the year enssing.
and Representatives, TO the Grand LODGE If
the United Slte-.
The following officers were elected
Grand Mas;er-Joha Ritt.nr, Brattlebor,.
Deputy 1iar1 4iaster--J. Is. Gale. 1t Johnsbury
drand Warden. G.. H. de. Poultnev
Grand Secseialy-J. q. 3urton. Bennington
Grand Irea screr =. {. Parker. Rutiard.
&uraud chaplain Charles NoudhOuse Rutland
P. D. Bradford, Mortified, and NJ r.
Tyler, Burlington, Grand Representatives
to the Granl Lodge Of the United States.
Among the officers appointed by tie
Grand Master, was T. \. Miles. of Burling-
ton, Grand Conductor.
During the evening session, the officers
elected were installed, and much other in
portant business disposed OF.
Ii was pleasant and harmonious meet
ing, and much interest manifested in the
progress of the order
The Lodge. at Mortified. lave very fine |
Hall, AMI endeevored to make the Grand |
Lodge meeting pleasant one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

CoLOEKD MEs 5 ADDBESs.-A WsshiDgt on
despatch says number % representative
:olored men are now In Washington from
eyeral Southern States. including Repre-
sentative Rapier, of Alabama, p. b. Pinch
back. of Louisiana, A. NJ. Gibbs. OF Arkan-
sas. George w Price, o. North Carolina,
together with Frederick Doug lass, Geo. I.
DOWN ~, Professors Langsion and Samp-
son, and Doctors PuEvis aud Augusta and
others. Taey held private meeting re
ceutly AID now have Published the result
OF their deliberations. They conclude their
addrt S. as follows:
Considering that every Democratic vic
tory, " neither wND III Northern State or
upon tn : hoor u Congress, tends directly
to incIea re the audacity and iawlessaess Of
tic enem les Of Constitutional ireedUm. ana
the CnIln rs now established, and further
that next 10 the malign IT,
hueDce vi a Democratic victory Is the evil
OF a timid assertion vi rights by our friends;
and Considering moreover that any action or
on the part vi the Federal Gov
maniiestlpg even apparent apathy
and indifference 10 the condition OF the
loyal people of the South, Is promptly
Construed by these disloysi enemies /
into license and impanity to renew |
I'd and redoubled violence. We shud- !
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12
Y & g 4 Z / n Z
TURTLES TIE BLOOD. bzNOVATEs AND
INvIjUEATE5 IHs WHOLE SYSTEM
KS Mc-.ca. Properties s-o
ALTERNATIVE, Tonic. SOLVENT
AsD BIEUREgIC.

Frss- SE = made ex, .u,iveIy nom the i1.ce. O..
careful s-se ted rarss r~oIs aal n-r Iu1 sol
81 ut . ucenrfafe4. tlttIt viii tlI ctus..s -1
cafe ion abe system cFry ttIu t o. ,cruiuis ,crot-
u Us uuu"f. t 70 'r- Cancer. aucer.us uum.r.
Lrl pe.as, ra4l i cum. >yp.l-.c Diseases, tl-
hcf t.u ness - tac stomach, - all o. rd>s- Oh g
arise from impure blood. So. attic. iulIm.uAturv
aud 'hruuc hh umr IN. NeuIaI-.a :, ,out. ami
ap.ua. tomp'a-' Is, c-u CAY 10 en1etsa ) c4.et
Chr AN the blood.
u. J-c-'s and t-u'trc Diseases NJ the SIX p Pcs
tues flup.es. lucclr-. rn.!s r,t.er SclGaead
AMI n.n-~urm, Ez,LrisE has never l4l.ed 90 Greet
a nerl.4iel . euro.
For aims 70 he Task, X dn-v Comp paints Drop
%, rt-n- ..rakuc--, LrEcorrl0et aris a. rnH joe
terua Grafton, aud ute.iue ls.ases aud G-utraI
Hen.lllt, vaccine acis directly upon tac ca go
% these COM nts. 10 invl-ofl;es ,ud streu-tl-
Gus the whole - stem, sets upuu she se-ret.e ur-
-aa-, as4'}s ihEaia uat.a., cLrus U4celat.ous and
regulates TIE bowels
For tatarrh, Dyspepsia. HaAitual CoS.-v.n,ss
Valp .tatiou 90 tne II ARK lie-d4ll- Piles servo.
hess anu ut neral frustiaton OF the Nerv. US -y--
TEN, uO Aeulc ne has ever ,tu So % perfect at
faction as the FrGfTlS.. 70 pur ira tre ti..a
ceaEsus ali TIE oi -aus, nd possess = @. uIgu--
power uVri the s-rFvus sysr
he fetuat ktn-o curo, al ct1d hv NE0EriSr have
Induced many plyslc. tas aud zI.thrcls-s wnnlI
We know 20 prescribe aud U.s. u "a tArl5 oal
families.
"a fact NEGETINE is the best remedy y,t d.sclv-
er,d .l Tho above cis-a-es and Is tn Only r-ianla
uLJUD rCAIrl -G et paced before lie pubic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12
" Raiders German Snuff

i : pe7.lc. sue ant know o. nothing better for
C.tarh" Another well known 81. D. writes as
follows, When one complains 70 no OF bad colt
O. a Heavy iieat AZ oucs seF.se them - procurs
a supply e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12
another Credit MobiIler.
TEE NEXPHIs, IL PA-o, TExAs AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
That veracious paper, the New York Sun.
has Published a series of documents. which
purport TO be merely the first chapter in q
story Of corruption surprising even the
famous Credit Mobilier. They are tran
scripts OF certain papers in the suit OF Paul
5 Forbes ct al agt. The Memphis. FL
Paso, and Psoifc Railroad Company. on
the equity side OF the United States Circuit
Court for the western district of Texas, tho
complain, 10 hich, dated July G, 1870,
alleges tiut IN March 1868. construction
certificate, ol ;bc par value of 81 COO. paya-
bic q; tie holders option either il land, or
"by one Of the thousand dollar bonds that
may be granted TO the company by the
United States in aid Of the construction Of
railroad io.u Jefferson 20 FL Paso," were
1 given % various persons in payment for
t6uir influence in procuring the passage
OF csrtain bills by Congress. The AFFIDAVIT
! O. ". r. BergholtE, who seems to have
/ been 2 co. flentisl agent of the executive
committee cl tue railroad directors. alleges
| ts.at stock certificates to the amount vi abOst
| 81 $50 O10 were distributed by him TO va
/ riJus individuals. mo compensation being
| given By any of those individuals, nor
any consideration, except their supposed H.
! iuence ~ aiurtsail.' William Sutvun
makes affidavit ttaJ John i. { Grsy, a.
receiver OF tho Memphis, FL PAsU aid
/ Pacific railroad company, brol-4, suit n
| Deem Der $50. a-a.Ls- Morton Z. Hunter
/ a. .N.sr . f.,ft-
! sre>s from Iudiaua) and FIVE other, to It
| cover certain construction bonds Issued 10
them by The company for illegal purposes
thu; j. 10 influence legislation by tie |
Congress ol the United States IN Its be- |
halt
Gen. Fremont at this period was Presi |
dent Of the Company. W u. Snetnen Sec
rotary. and Wm Scamoec Treasurer, |
Snethcn ANA Schmoele Constituting the Ez-
ecutIve Committee. The records OI The |
Company seem TO have FURNISHED the follow
ing documents Feb Is, Is. the Executive |
committee resolved 10 petition Cong ress Tor d /
grant OF lands and bonds Oh the sutGe terms |
~ the subsidy given 10 tue Union PacIhc |
Feb - they resolved to Issue 80 0n0 setti,- /
mtut certificates, par value sos eacn-
March lh,l res1iG1d TO Issue the cou>iruc- /
tion certificates already described at The rate
ui $40 coo ,ifr mile uu The hr-t $50 miles OF 1
the rYGd. aud 5 500 of these certificates o.
the par yaiJe 90 81 900 eacn wee placed IN
ta- Aaucs ui ten tremuuE, to b. used b,
tim as Jne Committee might direct. Gen.
Fremont ~rltrs TO Schuueic from " -s.Iu--
Ton, IA. u
I have aiso 10 iepo1; that By aad with too al
vice aa4 consent T.. tie Secretly ot the Com.aut
have, 10 offence tue "a I,,o.ul rs 4ls4ia,-
cd ut 800 H SAID crrtle.tus, it Il No-. ~ q" -u1
ne a. tr ". ,l- Yrs 80 sect 4s o- ie iaiiio a. ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

MILToN.-The donation visit for the bepo-
fit Of the Rev. IL. A. Bushnell came off as
announced on tie evening of February 81
and although the weather was unpropitious
and rainy, and Mr.. Bushnell was confined
to his house from sickness, a goodly
donation vas given, the SUN of one hun
dred dollars being realized. The Rev. r.
II. Barton from St. Adams Bay gayea short
address, and during the evening enliyened
the people with anecdotes Tho Milton
Cornet Band also were in attendance, fur
nishing music for the occasion. Everything
passed of pleasantly to all. H'F
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

DUHLIC SALE Of short-Uorn and Jersey,
4 Aderny Cattle. l will sell at public auction
at EiIisice Farm, tSO miles from Ntaubfidge sta
ten, NJ. q Vi. Jaaetion X. Z. Province, Quebec,
Tuesday, February 18TH the balance OF my Short
I1orn aud jersey, Allerny Cattle. Two flli-biuod
Berkshire sows .or breeding, very fine. Part Of tae
short Horns are irum the Celebrated herd OF hon.
ii. II. C'chran part Of the jersey cattle are ia
ported from the lsland II jersey. All Herd book
animals; asI Horses Carriages Wagons A large
assortment OF improved farm Implements, includ
Ing buckle, Q cinbiEtd III W. rand reaper. tao
horse e, two-hOfse seed DIM, with t.rUiLe and
grass seed attachment, scotch Grill, with iertli-
iTor attachment for sewing turnips. and mangel
see0 scotch dill plowi hay tsdder Collins
east steel plows, &C.
Terms, nine months cred with satisfactory note;
liberal discount for cash. u. A. H.uFL
feb 5-32s3v S.anbr.dge Station, p. Q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

UYDERHILL CENTRK.-In the desth-on
the morning Of January 25th, lS75-of
Timothy Burdick, Esq, of Underhill, We
have lost from among Us NJ but ore of the
veterans who fought at Lundy's Lane,
Chippeway and Queenstown. Mr. Bur
sick was born in Rhode Island in the year
1871. He removed with his parents when
mere child to Westford, in this county.
where he resided until President Madison.
in 1910, land rhen Mr.. Burdick was 10
years of age), issued call for troops to
repel the Indians of the Northwest. when he
enlisted into the regular service, serving his
full term of Eve years. OF his early service
we remember little, but recall with pleasure
the glow of patriotic feryor that beamed
from his face as he recounted the struggles
with the British at Lundy's Lane. Queens
town, Chippeway, Fort Erie and the smaller
engagements through which he passed. At
the battle of LunGy's Lane which com
mencsd half hour before sunset. the com
plny to which be was attached entered the
engagement with 90 men, end the succeed
ing morning at roll call, bnt - me,i re-
sponded for duty; the remainder were either
killed, wounded or missing. On his dis
charge from the service he made Underhiil
his residence and commenced warfare
with the then wilderness for his support,
eyincing in after lie that same heroism
and disregard of self that a;.ulted him in
early life. Ia his character he was unpre-
tending aad modest Ye: he had his own
views OF men and measures Rnd adhered to
those self formed views with great !irmness
He vas in al his dealings above reproach,
and fully possessed tAe esteem Of his towns
men. lie approached death with the same
heroic courage that characterized him,
whether in his country's service or ia pr
vate life. His death has brought sorrow to
a large circle of friends ami acquain-
taaces. His family was nor large. DR.. I.
\. f. Buriick, OF UnderhIll (his only 1
SOM and two daughters are ms only de- |
sc sndants. lie had ,rustiul dependence /
IA God, and personally appropriated the /
promises of lii word. A. the star which /
sinks below our horizon Is not lust, but has /
luly gone % >iiae Ia other and perhaps /
les, c.o1ded >sit>->, has he who has faded |
from our vision reappeare1 in other realms
where
"All i've unto HIM"
The donation visits - the pastors Of the
churches here were Il faaacill success,
Rev. d. p. Drag. ot the Methodist church
about SIP ami the Rev Mr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

The docket for the March Term of Wash
ingtln County Court shows 29l cases on
the Ian side. OF which nine are State cases.
The number OF chancery cases is thirty
sercn. Tho torn hegins March 9th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

The annual exhibition of the Addison
County Agricultural Society will be held
At the grounds Of the Society in Middlebury
on Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday.
Ssp:embsr II. s:h AID 9th, 1875.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

The Executive Committee of the Directors
OF the Northern TranspOrtion Line Compa-
ny has made the following assignment Of
their CAPTAINS for the ensuing year: Capt.
j. II. Manville, steamer Montreal; Capt.
N. NJ. Asnviiie, steamer Brilliant; Capt.
Mark Sawyer. steamer o. Bascom; Capt.
Richard Arbuckls, propeller Hooker. C.
Baldwin. chist engineer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

LEAVE BuRlISo1oS, going North, on the Central
Vermont x. r., at 40 a. m. Except Monday
moIninEJ and 80 a. m, and 4 Il and rs
pm. gong East Il 6.55 am, 80 and IS pm,
doing south, on the hutland anu burlington X.
R., at ~ a. m, ard 2tO and 9.05 p IN.
TRAINS AEEiFE from the North and West at 7.55
g. m. 2,0 and 90 p.m., from the East at So and
1883 q. -. $50 and s. D. IN; from the south,
AZ ana 9.O5 a. IN. - and I'D p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

The Brattleboro Record and Farmer has
been purchased by D. Leonard of Fairha-
ven, who viii personally manage it here
after
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

The attention to the Insuring Public Is re pet
ruil. called t. the Gliowia- !.st o. hhSFc'sibbL
COMPANIES represented az this Asen y
R0r0I Insurance C0inPGny,
Og ENGLAND,
Assets. Go ya........ Sa5,0GO.O0o
Commercial Union assurance
CD..
or ENGLAND, 80,
Roya5 Caacm5o13 las. Co.,
OF III 'NTREAL, NON
Franklin FIRE I.,SITGRce 90,
OF PaILApALPmA, r.; ooo
Assets. .... .---....9 h->SO'OV"
Pennsylvania EiTe ms Co..
OF PHILADELPHIA. 900
4esrts.. .fCc,CSo
aamerica2, Fjre ms. Co..
og PmLADELPmA, - 900
sSsr;>.......--..... Sf,0SO.oSo
Notd0aas FIRE H,surGnce Co.,
OF HARTFORD CT-.,,
.St.tS................- 1880, cJo
Connecticut Fire l,,a. Co.,
OF Hartford. co>g. 900
ASS Observation-Disclosures. SsF3,G 0o
.4Nas Fire Insurance o.,
OF Hartford, CgSN. 80,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

The Rutland Railroad Company las de-
clare1 ssmi-annual dividend of St per
cent upon ths preferred stock. payable in
scrip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12


ihe following business was transacted Ia
The Probate { art for the District of Chit.
,er5c, 5,-,r.- m. mons r.o-,-,.
| b
1873;
Lyda Meach' $ e-.at.. proof ofw.U.
Lmu- Baeli's estate, a>-igumca; to widow.
Arson + Berman', estate, settlement oi
executor account.
Eliza W. Bl.i's e,ta.e. lr.u'c r viii
letter, ;us;amrutary. appoiuJmeus OF Az
prsi-er-
Jacob Iali'- e-tare. au.l.l;mea. ar c5.n-
mi--iousr> and ap.rai-,r-.
Mia, priudu'- estate. appointment Of
appraiser
Clu6-ld Darv in, c-t.t,. -e:t. meot of al
m.nl-trattr'- Ucr.uu,
Susan IL Burat.. '~.-..ta Ia-msat Of
john uapi', e-.s.. rrssf a Will and
letters te~t,meaH'-'.
al oi>''-s 'S.' renting 'n question
la. p .. .l
mus " '-' ''-'-e- 'tI.' iil--- oi t--
ec"19r > -'- iAa'
tioctu ii.zt44'- f-tlta. rrf.. rl vi3
letters t---.i..f,..5r,.. .,.,.--i ....l ,
60
si''7.''' '-ii .I't.'.
Jnhai-1 Power - estate -.ai-lt-ag OF
ilparv and at,t,,;rtIp-,it. az ,-,s-.is,
II a..
"a d'iN Il f" "'H Ne'atc, u pJ-uliA-l. az
GUARDIAN
L.Gia Mslcn'- c-.Ite. lfreal f-.ri q BOW
r,r. tu.rf
j. 10. y. iefT.-l az. ais estate. license
u sell Tea! t>.a-t.
l.-.a ~.anidi7r'- estate T.s-,se .. sail
real ,..s.p
IN. '9'a,t-
Glo W. Gle estate, l.c.->o O. -fl. zeal
.>tatc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

Seven persons were baptized, at Brattle-
b1ro on the 3lst. through hole in the ice
1s the river.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12
CATARRH

Yes, The meileal records show plainly that IN
nine cases out oct-n the disease known as Catarrh
vas Tho foreruu ner Of Consumption which. when
:a-tsned yerson, Is litc the grasp Of the hid
eous Anaconda. There is No escape until death re-
rev's them from its torture and tn : are ls!d IN
tie grave. Friends may sly they Gied CT Corsunp
ton. IT'S FALSE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12
BANE YOU TRIED
= L Il Q 3 e = = d.


WEAK, NERVOUS. OF IEBILtrA.
Are you 70 lansul1 that say exert On relu.r-s
Q. an e51rt than y-u gel caq a.l e q ll-s
Then 5ry JuRCBE3A. tko wonderful tou-r
inTi-orat7r. which ac-z - hcLc.e-g4ly ol t-s.
cretiec c. s2ls &c % IT, 20 v.--r % al tls
.1-cCa-
{; IS ~ z-ccao &c appetizer. Tr.,- 50 III
. shc-t time, only q le- tie sufferer ii.l g. d
dep-h 70; misery ou; .t IS a -e-4a.- t1-.c o..
directly On the liver $40 spleen.
Ii requisites the bowels Cl.r-s TIE ewes
gives such healthy tone O. lie whole system
soon make the Invalid -eei ..E- a new person.
Is operation - no. Voisnt, tut IS c-1-acter'--
cy great senLoness Sic psI.e-t e. -r.-uces
sudden change, 2. marked r---l-s, r-- -af.4. .
rs troubles
tg-- -a4.s i-u-s, IKE tlz Srl-1
Ard silertiy steal sway
This = 20 new sad ul--.e1 discovery. 1cr CD.
aeon Ions used w.-l u--l.ul rene = --sl.-.
and IS prccouuc-1 he the l sgs- &c .c -ii a1-Ha-
Known
hss yl-r l-C 50 .Cr t-
Fer Gale by CSC. {. GOODWIN CO.. n1st.-
Ft'-I|i--sf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12
WANTED.

DY Competent. cheese maker. & situation a. su-
- pc int-ndent OF q cheese factory. For refer
eaeos be e ore t. the trustees OF mil broOK cheese
factny, where he has been ked during the past
season ADDRESS, HENRY J. VANCOR,
Jan 29-3lw5W Jericho Centre. VI,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

NEEcrS>Es.-Therc were shipped from
This place, Monday, 600 pounds of butter.
Fall batter. nice, SO winter butter. nice,
81. winter. ordinary, - to 3o,.
CALVIN smith, an old resident Of this
place, died Tuesday morning.
TIE M..'aal Union give a concert
Wednesday evening, \. j. Philips, Of Bur
lineton, director.
There is plenty Of water in Yergenaes
ta;s winter. Droaghts have no effect ~
tie supply.
The diGs-ea; manufacturing interests
kee? steadily a' work despite the dullnes-
OF the times.
Union meetings where held during the
veea OF prayer and have been continues
much O! the time since.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12
IN GENERAL.

! On O4th SlgtS was Hu~lHt-- ncirtc p!cd6-
uTo - Washington Cor. Boston Globe.
IN GENERAL.
\ witst0pp0d a. d iuuudry. where
| Some men ~ere casting lfOu waro,
Aud entering, SAID You AL appear
To be engaged u casting he e.
Yes" said the ,oreInan, that's cur ''b.a'"
! The y { REMARKED, &c Il al it's,
For have sought, sud und ~ las.
y place 20 - & siqGow cast
The iron uasa a, once {, lled,
| TIA such q 1T the X ! deied,"
But recommended HIM 10 pass
10 foundry Where toe, worked in brass.
-Nstg Bedford STANDARD.
St. Louis has lo.OG0 dogs. The natives
wear u section OF stvye-pIpe on each Leg
during the m-d-dOg Season.
y poet is IN oar iaidst with long hair.
Has poem Is also long, and the only reason
that all his long lines don't rhyme, is be-
cause the paper isa : wIcs encug b.-LelcIS-
ton Journal
Ia Paris advertising sheet the follow
ing occurs : " An orphan AZ 4 nineteen
20 se-sed OF fourteen millions, wishes To
mary F.each prince. Answer, postpaid,
etc.
Said q Missouri preacher" There's a
/ sight OF giggiius back thar IN the corner,
and lis goi e. be stopped. or the Lord VIII
/ delegate me 10 open th6 door and throw
some ont OUT" L was stopped
10 polite Iatmn circles out IVES. the
word has gone quietly ar und, " Heap lun
,i- ScaIP- ''ii IN, me ~" O',,'i-
o'P & up Os"' ''-''' '''' i1'"''-
ga
4 DAnanTy man, wac bought 4 new palr
OF boots on >atuF--y' ny 5 . snip hay stand
on one tack All night II T. wants 20. but he
finds an hour nrd hat an elegant sum
cheney.
The lad who raes on the ic. and talks
nb,pt >k,.ilr- and skates iu>te,.l o.. see--
ins" and skest-. 50 Is accused o.. plt,ius
en- giis. apd Is liable % gs. BIZ, bead puurl
,t b, the ,xp,ricucsd Youth. wh..ra ii.1t-
IA on The Ens!-s !an-sase -N-or,ist0.c.
Herald
,-l.,o...--; .,... ,,..---.... IS r..t-...
e. a.. ,, -.
,c,o 1-,, ;-' - va, ~"
- S1T i,-.a7 20 9to
-, 'i''' - '"'9
''' u'@'' r''a ''' 10 % van ~ ''
An old man lay on Dis Death Hed IN Ia
dmiapOiis. liz tae oincr Gay, surrounded
bl hse or SIX cHidreu nul hi- second vie
lie Wa on the PolnI ui signing his VIII.
v hen "a spa'c alo-e between tie prospect
Ive widow sal orphans cluc raius the d.
uibuji1n of he property, eliminating DO
an acr.ial hllC-t .-lahd hsht Ole. Was
.,.- ..-.r.....4 rflf tI.. Oil, Hoe ! .f.rf.r.t
KOS -1'-'''- .''' ''i' '..o' '''''
man I'D b1I''' .l''e1 @ o'' Una, A,
r,...'',..'.., 'ri..,.l. -, ,,.--- .,'
tlt Ii4itUtc N' "i7 itrii-7 t"e4'.4 "'te7 Ah .
hour. Inc bet Ms acca pied. AMI y4.rlur +
the narsr 40 platform car he mounted &c .
.''1 I'd ~ ~ . a. ~. aug" i5 u '''' ~. 'A7
pli-ast.aniuow he l. mad hs.ag-e b. .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

Hon. Edward Conent, State Saperintend-
cnt Of Educa,ion, has jus: visited schools in
Euo-burzh. Berkshire, Richford. and
Georgia. Later in the season he expects
t. vi-i; some os the larger towns in the
State. aat j. n5S getting about as rapidly
q possibly IN the farming towns while
the Eiate- schools are in session.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

Wmo sKi.-The Sher1 lan Band serenaded
Mr. Earle, proprietor Of the cotton mill. at
the Stevens House, Tuesday evening Mr..
Earle invited them to partake with hin a
cup OF c4fse and lunch. and alter thanking
them 10y their courtesy. made them a very
handsome temperance address. which was
hearii,g applau1el by the members Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

An exchange says "What is more dis
agreeable than to have the household ring
and know tia, deacon in the church to
which one belongs has called, just while
pleasant game Of euchre is being enjoyed"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

vfcErNs io- The complaints for which i: Is
recon- headed. is having 4 iar-er sale Jhsou bout
the United States than any other oae meuicine.
Why! NEGEIISe viii cure tuesc com Jia nts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

Toe anaua, meeting Of the New England
Agricullurai Society was held a. Boston,
Tuesday, anl Or. Loring, of Salem Daniel
Necdbam, o.. Lowell. and George ". Rid
die, Of Manchester, :. Il, were reelected
president, secretary and treasurer. respect
ivelv. The Vermont trustees are II. E. Per
kins, I. $. Hall. George Campbell, Peleg
Nins.oS, L. 5. Drew, Henry Clark. Law
renee BIaiuerd, T. 5. S;owell. c. II. Hub
bard, 7. H. Iaskins, Franklin Fairbanks
and i. !. Perkins. GOV. Hyde. Of Stafford,
was elected vico-president for Connecticut ::
Frederick Billings, of Woodstock, for Yer
mont; ex-Oov. Smyth, of Manchester, for
New Hampshire; William L. Barrett, OF
Providence. for Rhode Island and W. B.
Walker, o! Ton<l&m, for Maine. The net
profit on the fair at Providence, last Fall.
was $50, aud the treasury contains 81. GIL
The society adopted a resolution that the
trotting Of trained hosses is as legitimate a
part of exhibitions as the show Of trained
draft-horses Or working oxen. and should be
provided ios IN the list Of premiums.