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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

TuE DIxoN u-UsE. Noun MANsFIElD.-
OLD Mansfield increases in popularity with
the numerous seekers after rest and health
among tie mountains And among the
summer houses around it. base. none has
been improved more Of late, or l. more
truly desirable and attractive than the
Dixon House Within year Mr.. Dixon
has doubled the capacity Of his house by a
three--t1ry addition seventy feet long. This
lcugthens hi piazzls to leo feet and gives
him a number Of airy and desirable rooms
and q large parl5r on the first floor, 20 by
30 feet, which is a cool and pleasant retreat
in the hottest hours Of the hottest day and a
great addition - the comfort and pleasure
Of the guests With this enlargement, the
house, a. We can testify from recent per
-Jnal observation. has lost none Of It's quiet
and home-like character 1t : picture OF
neatness and cleannes- throughout. The
table j. remarkably good. From the piaz-
.4> the visitor has the best near view Of
Mansfield a. well a. views of the distant
Aiironlacks and Of a varied panorama OF
hill and dale There are nearly twenty
different delightful drives in the neighbor-
hood. some of which give views Of the wild
est Green Mountain scenery. The air Is
fine and bracing. The stables are well sup
piled with driving and saddle horses for
riding and for the ascent Of the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs Dixon are all attention to the
comfort and pleasure of their guests. The
prices Of board. as viii be seen from the
advertisement in another column. are low
and all in all we onOt know Of place where
one who needs the change TO the health
fol air Of the mountains-and the change j.
a very decided one, even from Burlington TO
JnderhIll-can get more Tor his money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

REe,r4A-Ata meeting of the Cham
plain Regatta Association. the other day, 1t
wa voted that the feet Of the Association
rendezvous at Port Henry. n. Y. Aug. y,
for the annual cruise, for three or four
DAYS Il was also voted TO arrange for sew
eral pennant races during the cruise. soY-
eral new members were added to the ascot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

C.ra Mr>I>c.-TheN er-hire copper mine
J. the largest in the country, employs 600
men. j. 5000 tlet deep. and produces 1900
600 pounds Dl copper d year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

IHtr >.t >sErE,.T. AGAIN--A Baltimore
special o. TIE Boston G.o5e. says: Captain
Joshua Shaw Of the Baltimore Board OF
Pilots reports that while plotting the steam
ship Augustine on her outward bound yoy-
age from This port about Two weeks ago the
YES. wa- beca.mal of Cape Henry at the
mouth % Chesapeake Bay. While thus de-
tanned sea serpent twenty-five feet long
and Us Obi. as "a hlur barrel. wriggled up
the cham cable over the bow and got il
head uu 20 the haw-er-hole. The crew,
armed with pistols. hand-spikes and capstan
bar drove tie monster three times into the
SEA The last time il disappeared altogether
leaving red stains in the water. 1t is sup
posed ta have been killed OF fatally injured
The reptile had h0rrid looking head, with
cyt~ rr.truGIuE an men from the sockets
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j. Is sor 1Erg EcHS-sH - PAY snSFY F0R
lssuRAz.E ~ SMALL. WAX An rsEs.ii s-E
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Murder VIII Out.
ARREST OF SUSPECTED PRISONERS At BRArTLk-
BoRo.

ARREST OF SUSPECTED PRISONERS At BRATTLk-
BoRo.
a correspondent tells the following some
what singular story:
In the month of April, 1875, three men
named Jessie II. Lewis, William Arlin and
James Demming, all of Mortified, Mass,
entered the employment of man named
Troot, living at Jamaica, village IS miles
from Brattleboro. this State, for the pur-
pose Of rafting logs down the river Ii
the forenoon the three went up the river 10
work, passing around the base Of a noun
tain. After working half day they start
cd to return to Jamaica, but instead OF 60
ing around the mountain they went over IT,
Only Lewis and Arlin arrived at Jamaica
and they reported that they left Demmins
asleep on the mountain, he being too tired
to come down that afternoon. The follow
ing morning parties went up the mountain
and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

TIE SMALLEST FEET oN L ....-l
Francisco correspondent If Gle L.--'
C1urler-J0uvuai te,ls the following j.
other day | heard that Ch1ee -
rank had lately come with Ter l--
visit to Santa Barbara, and le- - VEL
only s. inches long. Nlk--
of our laundry boy, Al Foy. a- 3. " -
Chinese lady with little feet r-.l t-
he told me her husband was q c---. -
Lee. proprietor o. a wash-hol-e 3D. 'D
and she wss staying there. >l-
ously conducted Us through the --s "'
house. where men were beating
bamboo sticks, scrubbins them
with bamboo brushes. AMI Chimes
cooking dinner in tig ut .r.-
furnace, 70 a range Of hertl~ -
ocean steamers, and, lifting the c.-
the bed. introduced Us 10 the Alt
ing This l. my cousin. Thew
mediately rose from the bed ol
was sitting and extended her iaa-
u, saying. GLOW do2' Her bus
sitting by her side. holding ..g ..
old he was also very pleased l-
and proud of the notice We tJ1S
who was already dressed in t- -f--
gown, and wore q rcd silk tlr In clf
head. The wife was more elegantly '-
than any Chinese have yet -n A
hair was deliberately dressed and l-'e-'-
in puts and coils By long digger
pins Of gold. Her gown or robe vas
extending to the knee AMI a
sleeves, distended by hoops. Her VS.
Of dark blue silk, embroidered VIII 81.
and red silk. Her arms hat several .-i
ornaments her hands were small ana
formed and covered with rin-~
pretty face. oval-shaped, large eyes. -
mouth, and dimpled check. Size
frequently as we eonversed with >t-
bet took no part in the e0uyer~l- D. .
think she could only speak a very '.N 81
fences. When | said we wanted -.c
foot, she evidently understood. r
laughed and put out her tiny, pol1-e-
pers- got on nv knee ana t0lk a.-
IN my lap and examined it c.l- IS. or
measured it. The foot and leg were -..1-
tightly in white satin, apparently
neatly around the limb. There were .ia-
Of gold around her ankles her auk.e l'
ured 10 inches in circumference II lt-
lest place her foot was 2-3-4 inc.e- -
, inches broad in the middle, AM p
at the toes over the white satin "'l
stockings she wore blue satin -ii
embroidered in silver. The slipper ---
almost tot point at the toe. She cI---
walk BY aid Of her cane, which Wa 10 '-
bed beside her Even with it aid q va
was limping and painfully slow. me ~
baby foot, SO elaborately decorated 10 ''-i ".
and silyer, hanging to the big ankle -''..-
anything but handsome, accordins -
standard OF aristocratically nodded lim.- -'i
feet. Her legs looked ike stick 81 ~,
whitfield down to point for i9oi- n-
she was evidently very vain Of her del ''il ~.
Her baby. year old, had feet . in'-
long. but he was boy and entitled q ''-
culine freedom of limb.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

THE Winoosk Democrats are IN row over
their flag. Tney raised the money for
Tnien and Hendricks flag; but before they
bought il a controversy arose as TO who
should keep AMI control 1t. a result Of
which The money subscribed was returned
to the donors. and the flag has not been
pur ha-e5
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1r-ES V saE7l
-a11S ls1l " 1r-nS % t-.T4 n1l'aA
HV9ls - MO111A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

E0sTJS. Dec. b. l-d9.
GcutIcmen-My only object .u giving you this
testimonial is o. -1-rad valuable Information NAF
~ been badly al -cted wItl sslt itaeuiu. and The
WHO. e surface o. nv sk a being covered IN p in
.e. and efuutIuus. msuy % which caused ne -reii
pain au- ANNOY auce. and ku.W ~ L % Doe ilo ID
-eAse tf.k many % TIE advertised blood frcu1
-ItIuu. atla1- which Was any quantity % Sar-a-
YarlIla. " tiout obtaining any benefit uutl com
1neucrl taking the Ae-et.ue. AMI be ore had CON
pleted tie hrst bottle that had -nt the r-ai
med c he Cunseq uently followed ou " I'D L uu.i
had taken seven bottles, when vas pronounced
q well man and my skin is smooth aid entirely
Tree irom plmples and erupUons. ! have never en-
loved 80 good health before, and attr nute all o.
Tie use oi Ne-et ne. To benefit those DOT cited with
h journalism viii make mention also %. the eye
mes wonderful power o. cur n the oi this acute
compliant 81 which have suffered go Intensely.
e. II. TUCKER Pass. AT. NJ ella. c. r. h.,
t- Washington 81, Boston.
vEGETISE s sold by alb Druggists.
July o.. dkwiu
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CATARRHAL COUGHS.

We have known people to suffer year OF nOIe
from a distressing cough, with all the gym ~
o consumption and yet re completely euIeu -
few bottles Of the RADICAL CUBE, simply hee1uss
the cough was but symptom OF tAttlIns' -
could mol he relieved until the princlpal -
was removed. SO sensitive 10 Inflammation = ny
mucous lining Of the nasal passages an taioas -
that by direct sympathy a cough, constant an ~
distressing, may become prominent sNin ptoln
Catarrh. Care, therefore must be eNercised N ue
termining the origin o. the trouble, otherwise az
the remedies used Will be worthless, ana the ulses
make rapid progress towards consumption, a 80
may be traced 10 NEGLECTED CAIARRH-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

RAILROAD LITIcArIoN.-Tbe First Ma
tional Bank Of North Bennington has again
sued the town of Bennington. this time in
the United States Circuit Court. to be hold
en- at Rutland. October 3. The suit Is for
the unpaid interest on the town bonds Is
sued in aid of the building of the Harlem
Extension Railroad in 1867, and which the
town has steadily refused to pay. The prin-
cipal point of defence Is that the bonds
were frsudulently issued. and that Hon. I.
W. Park, as party to that fraud, cannot
enforce payment against the town. In the
county court an injunction was granted the
town against Ny. ParS to prevent him from
suing the bonds or disposing Of them to
other parties. At the last term, however,
this injunction was 50 far removed as TO al
low of his bringing suit on those coupons on
which the statute of limitations had nearly
run. Several other towns in the county are
in the same dilemma as Bennington l..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11
NEGETINE
ALTERATIVE. TONIC. SOLVENT. AND
UilkErlc.

ALTtEATIVE. TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
piIkErIc.
VfGFriSz g made extensively g. II the jaces o.
cIre-u. .y -e.eettd tarks- roots and ueris- ana =
strong, concentrated that Il wi eiectus- eradl
cate rom the system every faint e.. Scroiu-a s;ro
uluus Humur. Tumurs, Cancer. Generous HumQ-
try~ pe.as, sa.t hleum, svpl---t.c J. .-ease- [ m
ker Faiutuess "a the stomach and all seases that
aud Chrome kheumat sm. Neura "a. Geut. and
So nal CumplaiIts, can only De erec;-A--y cured
through The blood.
For Ulcers and Erupt We Diseases o. the s. n
P1s-u.es. NIPPLES, E.otche-. j.. is. letter SEA de
head. ana k-u YIN. E6EIINE l-- never Jailed Z,
effect permanent cure.
F9r Pans u tie back, Kidney Complaints Drop
81. Female Weakness. Leuc. rrlaa, arising iroll
uterua. .cer4tIou. and uterine diseases and Gen
e-al Debility, Ae-et.Le acts directly upon the
causes az these c.upla uts- u INV -or4tes and
CITIZENS thc whole system. ACES upon the secre-
I've organs a. avs .llaiuluat ID, cures l4rerat ns
and regulate the bowels.
For Cai4-rh, Dyspepsia Hah'tus. Cost vcness.
Palu tai N O. he Heart. Headache. p les Nery u
ness and General Prostratau 10 tie Nervous - e
ten. med Inc has ever gwen such perfect at -
action as the Ne-etlue. il pu- the blood,
cleanse, al the organs. and possesses controlling
power -ver the nervous tsteru.
The remarkable cures afforded By Ne-et-1e have
Induced many physicians ana apotAecar.es wAHn
We know 10 prescribe and use t tle.r oNu
jan.
DO .act, Vs-ct'ue Is the hest remedy yet d.scav-
eyed -lr tie above C--eases. and tlc Hrt -e
Blood Pun de- yet placed before the public.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

vEGrME Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Match I--l-MIlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

FoRcING TIE SEAsoS.-On the 2oth Oh
JulN snow fell on the summit OF Mount
Mansfield 10 the depth Of two inches Int
guests Of the house were treated to maple
sugar waxsi on snow that fell that Day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

BRADFORD. Early THURSDAY s 2. b. - i
burglars forced an entrance to b. /. "a - ;.
wins restaurant and meat market a." ~,
cured some SIS in money and gooG-. Il
next attempted 10 break ln;1 W n
Curt;s's restaurant, but were irighten'I
leaving their tools behind.
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BhOOt
UH0t is Needed.

I1sT1N, FEB. y, II.
NJ II. z. s1EvESs
Dear sr-Anout one year s.nce found myself u
feeble cond .tlou from general debility Nt6E
TIM was strongly rec mmended 90 me by friend
y la had been much benefited hy IL Use. 1 pro
cured the article and alter Us n several bottles
was restored O. health and discontinued It's use.
.eel GU confident that there Is no medicine supe
rur t. % Tor tntss complaints Tor when . Is espec
ally prepared, and would cheerfully recommend i
20 those who feel that ;hey need slnetlin- q re-
store them ~ perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
L l. PETTINGILL.
Firm q. S. NJ Pettu-ill Co, lu state ST, Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

Jrpcg sxAIIEY i daily improving IN
health. and. unless relapse occurs Will
undoubtedly be about again, soon.
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Hem adrnttseulents.
NATARRH.

Statement Of o. ]. Goldrch, ESQ., Id''o' 49,
Mountain Herald, Dsnver, COloraeo' showing
theprevalence ofCatarrh and the foPuiaii"
o, saniord's Radical Cure for Ca'Arin-
Every nine out Of ten adults IN mi 7, seems 70
zion Of Country Is afflicted with Catsrrn. ,esnbere
be climStichiy epidemic out in TINS ho,tiss q;
Mr.. smith tells me that the three eo1en ~ mai he
R.nIcaI CuRg were Immediately sofa, anu ~. re-
had FORTY orders for more within tne
weeks hut had none here to supply lroln-
The Mr. Smith referred to is ct the hrrn IN R1sten
DOLL furniture dealers. Denver. When , ~ ~
about year ago. he purchased e eleven .nI-
-Catarrh Remedy, and one o; SAN o ,nasst 81 a
CAL CuRE the latter at the earnest req.ess 80
personal acquaintance. He had seen the ms
remedy bus had not heard Of the lsS an order
after his arrival in Denver, we receiver an .hs-
for dozen OF the RADICAL CURE, and soon sno,ae
with the pleasing intelli gence that ny. o.t 81
rnred The prevalence o. the disease, eOupleu WI
the recommendations Of Mr.. Smith soon sfe .se-S
lively demand. and without ADVERTISING; z, noa ~
three hundred bottles were sent out ms y a
striking illustration Of what is frequently uono -
this remedy as a return for relief from lon- anu
ualnful suffering.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

GIEFN cay AND MiRQrETTE LINE

: the only route for Winona. Rochester. Owlt ma,
iankato. 81. Peter New Ulm, and all points IN
b.rv
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NEGETI\E

To5s BOT drive valiis int false hopes by pug NJ
ami creating fictitious appetite but assists nature
% clearing and purity NJ the whole system lead =
the patient gradually 10 perfect heath
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11
VEGETINE

Vas locked upon as an experiment f0r ZONE time
bv sl-ue Of the hest o: cur physic ans. hut those
most ucredulsus 10 regard % T. merit are now {;
most ardent friends and SUPPORTERS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Is the old Lake Shore Route and IS the only one
passing through Evanston. Lake Forest, Highland
Park Maukevan Racine Keno-ha 10 Milwaukee
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vEGETISE s -oId 10y al Druggists.
L., L wi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

INTENSIVE LIrGATIoN.-A trial between
Charles Copp, Of Stowe. and Charles Hayes,
Of Waterbury, about COW, was held five
weeks ago. The jury, not agreeing, was
dismissed. On Tuesday a second jury was
summoned, the trial lasting until 3 o clock
the next morning, when the jury again dis
agreed. The first cost Of the COW was SIS,
and she was sold during the trial for SIS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11
VEGETINE

Instead O. be n pufiedup medicine has WORKED
II. wavup o. Is present aston shln- success by
sc,ua. merit in curing a. diseases @. the blood o.
whatever uaruro.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11
TUE RuRTINGTON VT FREE PRESS.
gsm adrsrtissnlsnts.
Centaur
Lininlents.
White for the Human Family.
Yellow for Horses and Animals

These Liniments are simply the wonder OF the
world Their effects are little less than marvellous
yet there are some things which they Will not CO
They will not care cancer or mend broken bones
but they will always allay pain. They have
stra -htened fingers cured chroaic rheumatism o.
many years standing, and taken the pain from
ter bic burns and scalds, which has never Deen
done by any other article.
THE WHITE LISIMENT is FOR the human
family. 1t Will drive RHEUMATISM, Sciatica ana
Neural gia from the system; care Lumbaso' GILL
blains Palsy, Itch, and most Cutaneous Eruptions
1t EXTRACTS FRosT from frozen hands ana
feet and the POISON OF bites and stn-s Of Yenomous
reptiles. it subdues Swellings and alleviates pain
Of every kind.
For Sprains " Bruises it is the most potent rem
edy ever discovered. The Centaur Liniment Is useu
with great efficacy Tor Sore Throat, i0o,A-acne'
Caked Breasts, Ear-zene and Weak BACK inc
following is bat sample Of numerous Testimonials
sIsnrANA HONE JEFF. Co, IsD..May p ~.
81 think L NY duty 10 inform you that nav e
suffered much with SWOLLEN Feet anc .Ohurus. i
have not been free from these sSellnSs N EN-
wears. Now an perfectly well, thanks % the
800 VAN BKSJANIN bRoWS.'
The proc. is in ,ae trial Il is reliable It is
handy, Il is cheap, and every family should have It.
To the sick and bed-ridden, the halt and lame. u
the wounded and sore, We say, Come and be
heaied.n
t. the poor and distressed who have spon; their
money cor worthless medic nos, bottle OF CentauT
. -s--.-. 81. Do BAL. ivan ~ fltauf rharre
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AN.rsms WAR BEcoRD.-Mrs. Esther
Shant .. oi IHIllesaz, this state, sent seven
OF her sons int, the army in the war Of
ls6l. They were William. who assured
SIX ie-t eieh, inches in height Benjamin,
SIX ie., JOUR inches Frederick. six feet
three inches. Lcander, FIVE feet nine inches.
Lewis. tx See, one inch Joseph SIX feet
seven inches Augustus, SIX feet. Two Of
The brother were killed the mother draw,
fl peu-i.u j. y one Of them, and the Other
I.ttaNIilR. Two of the soldiers are pen
stoned ou account Of wounds. and a third
contracted disease. for which be j. asking
fora r4c.-.su.
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Catarrh is the opgr05riEul nuslico-p o! the med--
cal pro essioR, and hy many is thought iucurable-
When. therefore a preparation is presented 70 my
notice endorsed by so respOns bic iFm as Messrs
Weeks & Potter | am bound 10 eve i a AR and
unpreiuciced II al. and when such tra results IN a
series Of uninterrupted cures, / cannot allow prof.
iessional etiquette 10 interfere with cancid ex-
preston Of ny regard for L. therefore Eve San
foEn'S RADICAL CURE FuECATAHRH ny unqutlilel
approval ami consider il remedy Tor the treat
ment OF every form OF Catarrh superior u any
preparation laid down in any text book =" IN WI ca
Very respectfully. Dr. CHARLES MAIN.
Iastou NAV ls 81 Harrison Avenue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

I. adapted to the tough muscles, cords and hesh
O.. HORSES ASD ANNALS. 1t has performed more
wonderful cures % Spawn, Strain, Mind-Gal'
Scratches. Sweeney. and general Lsmeness than all
other remedies n existence. Read what the great
E1pressmen say OF i.
NEW YoRa. January 80.
Every owner %. horses should Eve the tent-lf
liz mcut q trial ne consider g the best aftc le
ever used our stables.
ii. MARSH, Supi. Adams TX Stables ny.
- PIL1Z supt. ;. tx. Stables, n y
Albert =. ULlN, Supt. Nat. TX. Stables, NJ.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. Il, 1874.
"GENTLENsS,-I have used over one gross o. zen
taur L.u-menI, yellow wrapper on the mules o. ny
pl4utat lon. besides dozens 10. the .Amly LIN neut
;or ny negroes want 9 purchase i al the who e.
sale ~ i-e auu W "a th4us YOU o. snip me hy = v
auuah steamer one gross Us each kind Messrs a
T. Stewart 4 o. Wi pay your niu on presentatn on
Respectfully, JAMES DARR0N.
The hes; patrons @. tbs Liument are Farr-ers
and Veterinary Surgeons. Il heals Gals WOUNDS
and Pol-cvil. removes swell ms, and Il worth
NJ. .ons 0. d1ll1rs to Farmers, Livery men. stock
growers Sheep sers, auc those hay NJ horses %
cattle.
What Fa-rer cannot 90 FOR So the Centaul
L u-.neut " ll do az T. Il L. cost.
These L niueut- are warranted by the propr eior'
and d nDttle ID he gwen O. any farrer or fhs si
q Al who ccs les 90 lest them Sold every where.
Laboratory o.. ]. ,. Rose 4 Co,
+5 ply ST. NEW YORK.
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PHYSICIANS
Recommend sANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE an'
Prescription Files can be Produced N
Support OF the Assertion.

1t is " th pleasure We refer 10 the ilci tnat 80 i
since IT, iutrod ucriou many members Of the medical
faculty have unhesitatingly given the RADICAL
CuRE their approval, and have in private recon-
mended and encourage the use o. t. fou are
aware % aid a dist shed city physician, that
nv Oh. cations TO the Mass schusetts ca soc ely
are such that cannot publicly recommend OF pre-
scribe the RADICAL CURE but since lrecelved so
much relief from the use Of i myseli. alter a
thorough trial uf the usual Temedi e., have pr
vately advised its use. and presume have sent 10
.ur i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

Each package contains a Treatise on Catarrh and
Dr.. saniord's Improved Inhalins Tube. Price sl.u.
For sale ~ Druggists everywhere. wEtkst POT
TER, Boston. General Agents
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NEGETI\E

n Use sANF0RD's JAMAICA GINGER. su
perior TO Composition, 10; D-ops. etc.
July wed. sat&Wlm
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A GRAND SALE !
Monday Morning. June DC. is'6'
And lasting for SIXTY DAYS. The stock will
consist Of a complete assortment OF SIAfLo anu
EANfsV GaAns
The most ertenSice line OF
Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods erer ShO'cn
ia the city Of
BurlillGtOn.

Every department viii be replete with NtN
GOODS. comprising an IMMENSE SELECTION,
every dollars worth Of which has been purchased
present GREAT DEPRECIATION OF VALUES.
1--WE call special attention 10 the follow NJ
lots which we guarantee TO have ready Tor sale On
Monday morning, June 10Th l-16, and when We
confidently assert 10 be The greatest bargain ever
exh hited.
The Dress Goods here offered consist Of the mos
heauti.u desi sns and superb qua ties, and are
offered as spec alties under extraordinary induce
meuts IN order TO reduce our immense stock Iney
Will be sold as follows
Lot Plaid Sutings Sc. PEI yi.. usual price. &c.
Loo yds Serge e. lnc. u,
2OOl :" Challie Pais. Ice. -' " " pc.
Lar " Knatty Suitinss. Ice. pc
,5pl d" Csmels Hair Plaids pes, C per I'd,
usual price, Sc
Together with a magnificent assortment Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11
NEGETINE

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