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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13


saw mother give wine tob.
Inc ram drops fell and ssiI 10Y
Inc pride OF his parents -,
mothers blessing, her ali '7'11 Joy,
The rain falls over the Ia 80" red
The light Of his eye shown liza.
IL spoke Of ruin to me. yves, the g..
saw the youth drink again AMI
Inc ram ialls heavy and a.. a-ta
saw the mothers brow fnr-@,..4
she was reapin. her harvest A. y % pla.
saw the youth 20 staggeriprLv
The rain drops beat and b.,.
Dulled was the light OF hi ba.-.....
saw him fall in the street NJ eye
l heard the rabble cry shan
The rain drops sob ant .oh 7-lus
heard the drunkard's once hun.
Shouted aloud by the mob -iis
/ saw the youth carried homo ..t..
The ram drops SIGH and si.b -''-
Saw the friends shun h m who ..-.r...
Saw him sink lower ami lie -' -.'4 's O.,
saw the stone that bore onIvL..,..
The rain drops mutier am -,ys
saw the mother with sorrow ar.i..
Bowed 10 the brink OF the -rs..
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PERMANENTLY
CURED.

SANFOHD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH i safe,
certain aud permanent cure Tor Catarrh OF every
form and is the most perfect remedy ever devised
IL is purely vegetable dstillatiOn and IS applied
local., by Insulation and cOnsttutionally by ID
teruai administration. Locally applet relief Is
instantaneous II sOOthes, heals and ceanses the
nasal passages Of every feeling oi heaV ness Oh
structiOn. oullness or sIzziness tOnsttusiOnally
administered il renOvstes the blood purlhes II Of
the acid poised with which II is always charged In
Catarrh stimu ates the stomach. liver and kidneys,
perftcts digestion, makes new hood. and permit
the formation OF sound, healthy tissue and finally
obtains complete control over the disease The re-
markable curative powers when al. other renede s
utterly TAIL, OF sASFOED's RADICAL CURE. are at
tested b. thousands who gratefully recommend Z
to fellow susrers. No statement Is made resardin :
il that cannot be substsnt by the most respect
able ana reliable references. IL Is great and good
medicine, and worthy all confidence. bzch
package cnntaing Treatise on Catarrn and DIT.
saniOrG's Improved lnhaltns Tube, and iull direct
ions Tor its in Al! cases.
SkSFlRD's RADICAL CURE Il sold by all wholesale
and retail dru gsts throughout the United states.
Price, 81.
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U LC E r A I'll V E
CATARRH.

This is the destructive and terrible stage OF the
disease. The whole nasal passages, including the
ewes and ears. the tonsils, throat and orOnch-al
tubes and lungs become. one after another Affected
inhamed, liberated. and succOmb rapidly to TINS
irightful monster peculiar aeidi generated anu
set at liberty by this disease, which, permeitins
the blCod. weakens and destroys It's renOvstins :
power, and allows the system no opportunity to
throw of the malady until this poison Is neutralized
and expelled 1t is here THAI constitutional treat
nent bec0 mes of the most vital Consequence, be
cause unless arrested at this stage the disease Will
make rapid progress towards pulmonary eonsunp-
ton n-Udrren's Household Physician. Meanwhile
a soothing. healing. and astringent medicine must
he applied directly 10 the nasal passages, TINS
forming the most perfect treatment Of the disease
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IT VHHIsIINA 9. H7ssEr--
Does the road wind up hill aIuepl
VIII me i' aaS , Journey take the s. q.
RON morn 70 H'ghf, a.f t...
But is there iort the night 4 res. -...
ArOOf for when the low 1.--
May not the darkness hide ir .-....
lou cannot miss thar w..
Shall meet other Wayf4rer- at-.....
Those rho hRe q.ue i.t..
Then mus. knock. or call vn-- r...
IRey uit not Keep gei,s4r-.
Shall ind COMFORT. travel -o-e ID H..
49,. o. ta5p' gga st1N gq -.rs
VIII there be beds for lne .1d l.. u......
Tea, 5efr fJr ar tft1 COME.
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MisteIIxafaus.
c. II r o n l T.
CATARRH.

Symptoms Constructed breathing. partial elosur '
OF one or both nostrils, stopped up. stuffed W
feeling the head, constant blowing OF yn1 uosI'
dlseh.rges from the nose # watery or thick yei
low or greenish mucps- ir,qlsnty streakeo WIZ
blood sometimes the matter becomes encrusteuln
the nasal pa tages and is removed only by pro-
lopged effort la the morning on rising the sy mp.
toms are the wort. Violent blowing, hawklnS anu
splitting until erusts are removed, at least par
tally and the throat is freed from the matter tnat
has accumulated during the night. Finally the
poisonous secretiOns attack the throat, bronchial
tubes, lungs, terminating in pulmonary consnnPi
tion. ACCOMPANIED by a most offensive breath and
impaired eyesight aud hearing.
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Br CHRISTINA G.. R.-s-r
| would have gone God hi... -.....
would have worked D......
lie broke my viii from llf -.t.r
lie read my yearnin-s I.sl..s...+
And said them nay.
Now ! would stay God h.I-t...
Now | would rest Co t.i- mean.
lie breaks my heart tosse'l q. -f.
My sJul is Wfuns with -.4-
And veX L g..
90, Lord, where Thou sen e--
Day after day | plod and u
Bat, Christ, ny Lord. Vlcuu -..
That | may let alone ny o.
And rest v IN Thee
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white for the Rumnn Family.
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These L.n'ments are simply the wonder o.. th
world Their elects are little less than marvellous
yet there some thing. which they VII not 90
They will not cure cancer or meni broken bones.
but they will always 4 lay pan. They have
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many years standing. and taken the pain from
terrible burns and sca!ds, which has never beer
done by any other article.
THE WHITE LISIMENT is ,or the human
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Neuralgia from the system cure Lumbago, Chill
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1t EXTRACTS FROST from frozen hands and
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For Sprains or Bruises it IS the most potent rem
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Scratches, Sweeney. and general Lameness than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the great
Expressmen say oft,
New YORK January 1874.
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III. Il. Supt. Adams Ex. Stables, Y.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. l., 1874.
"GENTLENES,-l have used over one gross OF Cen
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Respectfully, JAMES DhRROW."
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Laboratory OF J. b. Rose 4 Co,
&c Dry ST, NES YORK
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Our Ladies' & Children's Suit
Furnishing Department

Is now more thoroughly stocked and equipped than
ever heretofore, and we are prepared To fill all
orders at once, and to guarantee satisfaction.
handsomely Trimmed Suits in Cashmere Basket
Cloths, Cameps Hair Alpaca Combination suits,
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BY following our.directions for selfmeasurement.
Ladies Out-Oi-iOwn can be fitted perfectly economi
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Mourning Costumes and Outfits Speciality. and
orders He'd on - hours notice.
Misses and Cblldren's Costumes and Suits At
very reasonable prices.
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| FIRE;
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| FIRE ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, 3s0l0oO 10
GERMAN AMERICAN. INV i0Ek, 10000 10
PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA, o0O,uOl o.
ROitL CANADIAN. MONTREAL, =. O., 6l0.o0 90
BRITISH AMERICA. TORONTO. =. O., i,OO,O0 90
CONNkCTlCIT. HARTFORD, lt00OO 20
WEsTCHEsThR, NEW lOIk, 10000 90
MERCHANTS. NEWARK, \. j., 10000 a.
SHiWMuT, BOSTON, 10000 90
ALLIANCE, BOSTON, 5000 %
COMMONWEALTH, BOSTON, $1,000 60
CITIZENS, NEWARK, W. j., 10000 ~
PEOPLES. NEWARK, \. j.. 4501aO 20
FIRST NATIONAL, WORCESTER. 2slun 20
CuAMPLiiN MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO., BURLINGTON,
AMI other responsible Ere Insurance Companies.
ACCIDENT AND LIFE;
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MASSACHUSETTS LIFE. SPRINGFIELD, 6U0O| 10
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~ Largo risks placed at a momeni's notice.
~ Losses adjusted and paid At this eihce.
~ Due notice of expiration Of Policies always
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Ladies' & ChiIdren's Underwear.

An immense stock Of beautiful and reliable goods
at very great reductions
Ladies Comp etc outfits at 20 and upwards
luiauts' Complete Outfits, at - amt upwards.
- Full catalogues OF this department with d.
rectlons Tor sel;-measurement, sent free on appli
cation to all parts OF tae country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

The framing OF statutes as 10 compel an equi-
table ana Just cuutf bugUn nom every interest nd
cltizen. tCnaTus the penses Vi administer NJ the
affairs OF the State has ever been one Of the M 81
uliieult perp, NJ questions with which LEGS
lstors have L. deal me ri gEt OF the state 10 con-
pei such just contribute il u duestiouatle
Without II every department Of the government
becomes pafal zed.
The uuty Il every citizen and OF every species OF
properly, 10 culir uie towards Il @ expense OF his
or its protection, is equally clear. The protection
furnished ~ TIE stale It's cit zens AID Il the
property with IT. Limits, gives The ght 10 exact
in var, the pvispnal ices, and in peace a loll
tax from abe o ner aEd contributions from the lat
ter, wherever the owner thereof may reside This
is sulstsHl.a !, the doctrine Announced IN HI, gh
article o. tie bill Of Rights.
Within tie Iast itw Years there have been fre-
auent eVmila lts that the splrit OF thls article In
the biIl ci X ghts is ylo ated in the apportion
ment OF The public burdens Not unirequently
has II Teen claimed th,t property Of the me
kind ami value Was y aced ia the Grand List At
different Na!uat ohs ia different sections OF the
Slate. AT other times II Is claimed that large
amount o. %, puIly Invested in railroads tcle-
graph c1mlaLlts. InsuraLce eOmpanies aud other
compaLles, 10 project which, and determine the
rishts thereto, annually costs the etate a large
sum, almost wholly ESCAPES taxation and again,
that vwueIs u Zeal ts.ale are uuiusliy dlscTlmi-
mated against, in that they are taxed on its an
pTa sed value, notwithstanding they NAV be large
ly indebted for 1t, while the owners OF persynsl
estAte are allowed to deduct from its APPRAISED
value the amount Of debt which they NAV owe Ii
ID claimed by some that there should be NO deduc-
tions made from the assessed value Of personal
property Tor the debts Of the owner; that such
allowance induces maud and the creation OF icIi-
tious debts Tor the purpose OF Obtaining deduc-
tons, and that the expense 20 the State, to pIo-
tecs and Determine the rights " personal prop
sYty for which the owner Is in dsbt, is greater
han when the same 10 July paid for, and hence
Is 10 unjust that the owner pi property, because
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Z q q u q q g q y q y 9

General Superintendent, Chiclso.
Feb. l.. Is-6. v 10 Jan Isl.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

l. adapted to the tough muscles. cords and flesh
Of HORSES AND ANIMALS. Il has performed more
wonderful cures Of SPAWN, Strain, Wind-Gan,
Scratches, Sweeney. and general Lameness than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the great
Expressmen say oft.
NEW NoRK LanuarY Isl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-20

A@.hHI~ TEMPLAE-DAMAGE TO THE WHEAT
n IEOST-THE CITY ELECTIoNS--FEMALE
COLLEGE, NCEAENTS-pERSONAL, &C.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispa,ch.l
MAY 10, 1876.
Tie sir Knights OF Staunton Command
~ will commence their nightly drilling
Lex week Tor their trip to Philadelphia,
a'1o' The 1st Of next month. The Com
IM1!.ihdcry Of Winchester will join them in
"1,hln@ton on the route.
iher" is little doubt but the wheat crop
Ill l't!> county is damaged quite one fourth
10y Tie recent frosts That is the opinion OF
fie>ldcnt \. VI. Bowman. OF the Agricul-
'u.aI society.
ne canvass here is pretty nearly at
"ihte heat. The ratification OF the primary
i'oLNnatlonS at the courthouse was the
arrest meeting ever held on municipal
"la.Fs ~ stanton. All the leaders III the
p'It! except Hon. 4. II. III. Stuart were
ii, IL tIe 'front.', and one of the best speeches OF
u " campaign Was made by Hon. Marshall
ia Speaker oi the House, who pre-
,'"'"' fcfhaps it is necessary to explain
= '"ur readers how it. comes about that
,,'"Untoh, Conservative city, has to light
- |cI Radical Mayor out OF office. AT
,I' death OF The la,nentcd n. X. Trout q
Ti?ni>rf'atlyc Council elected Robert q.
"th1', very prominent, active, and
,"leatlhy Radical, TO the vacant seat--an act
t"", created surprise at the time. The same
n,p1y elected one Of its MEMBERSHIPS Heber
AeE-City Treasurer TO ill the vacancy occa-
.3ncd by the resignation Of John NJ. Carroll.
n! Tic recent primary election Mr.. Kerre-
fused to submit his claims, and is running
1SanSt the ticket and against Mr.. Carroll,
WHO is the nominee. No member OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-20

,RllsEzs6oND STOCK ExtsHAacE
ktsi.is,a ii Nh fs.aa7d.

6snsrf60a GoIdr-I12 bld.
St1as observation-disclosures cfis05s, 8gx I'D. ak
asked; yirgaai2 cons63A dxs, a5E lsdyr4A askedy
ytr9fniS deSsrnd. aE b4d. 81 hsked yi9Efnfa ID.
feFtst ceftfacaes, 1sk ated vfrzznie fnx.rece2ya-
:hle eorpous, S6H bid sSE sgHe4; North tasolirAs
Old 70 sid: Jsassssss "a M II.
LII ssssa ssisans Sisy s 100 Cd:
ssnI City 6s, st Nd ynehtasE c},y 81 s6s I'D;
Lynchbnfx ely 6A ed bio. fss $50
afRnilruad 16endsslsviYRtnfN Eez1zxaa Rxf1PcAd
third mortgage e,s, J.and j., III asked; Tschmcnd
and PetSry6nIS RailrossE drst msstSs9s ss, IL aud
Ips. Gid: Richmond 5federfcAsgasg md rofomee
EsiITSa a:,s; Srsss KsIeSd
z1 eshed; Atlantis and RttBnond Ast1fns mortgages
Cana, Bcads.-samcs RsfeF and NanaSks Canal
dNs m0rtgaEG eg, d. and Es.A6 bid. s.
8 Esfirodd1 Stocxs-RichrapsH' auA Refer3hurX
Razltoad, 100 par, 29H bidr % 'aske a. tataElond,
FrgdeTseks5Qrg and fotoma1 RailroaAl sersn PER
cent gErsgsssa 1e az psr s!a IL eEcaa and
boa.dand Eesnoas gsiisoad esssson go gss. ss
sis , ssae f sad Hoanske Aaaifead
sasS. Ssoess.-Ea.jona Bar aEcft visatsifa, 100
pur Et53K bs6, 3gS asked Planters NauenaE 100.
rnr. I67S nd; Merchants Nat 19ttl,. 1OAp pas, De
bid UnsOn Esssk ef Richmond, 90 par 98}x 6id;;
Merchants and Planters SastnB.. 20 rapS I'm
asked. 80, ID = 49,. q
yirginENHome, 1g0 pux, ] 90 Asked. Aftrcnaue aud
Mechanics, 100 pzr, OF bid, % Zasssf t;CtiS~ 100
par s24biaf So Rkss; Richmond lafcsA sserssion,
25 par, asked. ~ ~ Ell II e Z
: MIA ssI Ianees s.--Jamcs Rivesaaas Eanswha
Packet Eslk paxY * BID 53S5 rs
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ola eeansil. whe voted iar. a!r.

Old COUNCIL III lle voted for B; eklasssaa
/ fenommatea at tie primary, and it was Ilfss
derssood that Ilteny DC them M used TO s,fb-
/, nit their ciaims, though their, names were
Oh the primary ticket. The oppositiom
tickett 70 be voted on will contain the names
|. OF Robert @. Biekle RadicaD for Mayor,
! Reber Ker (Independ ent) for Treasurer, j.
=. Patterson lIndspendent) for Clerk Of The
Hastings Court, AID w lillian Reed (Raiicar
for Constable. For these offices the Con-
serrasiyes present William L. BaIthts for
Mayor. John NJ. Carroll for City Treasurer,
r. ID. Ryaa for clerk of the Hustings Court,
and n. e, Gregory for Constable. The sasse
gentlemen will be run for Commissioner 81
the Revenue and Commonwealth Attors
ncy on both tickets. Many Of HE old coun-
cilmen will FUN on the oppo.tion ticket.
The highest vote ever cast in Stannton by
each party was IN the last gtfbeTnatorial
campaign, wheg Kemper got Ga and
Hughes got 457.
I Speaker Kerr, who is soiourniug at the
Virginia Hotel, is improving WONDERFULLY
in appearance, and \ presume also in kealth.
I send you the esttes OF the commence
ment exercises ut the Female Colleges
Yirginsa Female Instigute, Thursday, rsune
lst Augusta Female Seminary, June 9Th;
Staunten Female Seminary, Tuesday, June
9th: and Wesleyan Female Institute, Jane
10th. In all these cases one or two eve
nings before the commencement will be
filed by musical soirees-
The Lutheran General Synod Of the Sou3h
meets here uext Thursday night. Rev. DE-.
! 6. w. Conrad. OF the Lutheran Observer, CT
Philadelphia, will deliver the opening ser
mon.
Senator 4. i. Cochran will deliver an
address at the dedication OF Masonic Hall
at GreenyiIle- in this counsy, next Thurs
day. LINN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-20

PLYMOUTH TRoUBLES-BOWEN PROTESTS,
AND Is SuANARILY EXPELLED FROM THE
CHURCH.-Ne,o York, May 1S.-At u crowd
cd meeting OF Plymouth church tonight
final action was taken in the case OF Henry
&. Bowen. A resolution eXpelling him from
the church was submitted, and read by the
Moderator.
! MIR. Bowen. through his son Clarence,
presented protest about four newspaper
! columns in length. This, after some debate,
! by general demand OF the congregation, was
read. It commenced by reference to the
| fact that for two years some members OF the
| church have desired his expulsion. lie did
not think he had been guilty OF any act
which warranted such removal. His prln-
cipal fault was that he had refused to
saw ANYTHING until forced to do so, and
even now has declined to give the name OF
the lady with whom Henry Ward Beecher
| had been guilty OF adultery. he would not
! give the name OF the lady, fearing that il
would cause her death. He felt kindly to-
wards Mr.. Beecher-as kindly as he could
for any man who was trying to destroy him.
! In regard to the charge OF SANDER, he did not
think that hewas guilty, and he was sure that
| the charge in such case would be thrown
out OF any civilized court. He commended
! that he.had not had fair trial, for there was
no evidence to show that he had been guilty
! OF SANDER. They might eXpel him from the
| church, but God knew that he had told the
TRUTH In taking the course they did they
would do him great injustice.
! On motion OF Mr.. Sherman the protest
was received
/ The motion OF expulsion was then pu
and unanimously adopted.
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kssaskaee apaain adal,
the Methodist EPISCOPAL CHURCH. gUrfh. WIN
lshaH Sest fdissi es sAdcffSsea
8 .Hef. Dr! Eainr1fRs said that III; fs saas hi
lowed to- the Meth Gi5tat and proceeded I'd
give lis reasons for Che of9nnigat foH M ths
Reformed Epseopaf Church Ads6hfned,
Earl DgRBYs SoTis-f, II CHANGE ssl 40 IN
| MADE IN THEGOyERw sfEss1TPOsT1t
WasHrttsesoY, Isffay tts I'd ba fnlf Casahe,
considered Eari Derby note to-dayy Asfd
unanimously decided fflaf the note cor
tained nothing TO Justify tkss Government
in changing ies positions OF tho guestios.
Secretary Fish win answer 4, rsag RrmiBg
The positions taken In his late note. The
will close the correspondent atisi when
Winslow is released the President wifi cer-
tlfy the fact TO the sennte. ..S S. ~
THE CHICAGO PENSION AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, May 1871 United States Mar
ishal Campbell, OF Caicago,: testified to-day
that he knew nothfag OF the bargain be.
tween Blakely and Hiss Sweet By which
money was paid with ss. had he known it
he would not have b1sn party to It. He
Hsasrases how 1t was . legitimate business
transaction on his part He had no part In
attempting Miss Sweet'sremoyal. &
LOUISVILLE ffsi-l RACES. ;ts,.s. Z,
louisville, May 19.--The three-qtarter-
mile race to-day, for tyo-Eear Odds, was won
by bbesDtyre's phaeton cs!t;, Maude sesond,
McWherton third. Time. 1,1s.
The. hurdie-race-- weights, two
miles, sight hurdles--was iron by Redman,
beatlns Captain Hutchinson. Time, 3.4Sa.
The gentiemen's cup--uns and one-eighth
miles-Sas won by MEdeai; Grenoble
second Small Hopes third Time, 2:0Il. $
The Louisville Hotel stakes-one and one
fourth ,sIiles, for threc-year-olds-was won
by Grit :: Tripper seconGg Glasgow third.
Time, 2:ag4. gs
WASHINGTON, RACES. ,f
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The first raeafo-
day-14 mile dash-was won by, Ore Knob,
Cariboo second. Time, 2:153.
The selling race, for. an ages-1 emile
was won by Spendthrifs, Sprite second.
Time, 2:Dss.
In the mile-heats race Burgoo TOOK the
first and third heats, Pnfdin the sepond.
Time, 1:s9; lash; Isl.