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Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-25
Taxing Church Property.

The taxation of church property is
still discussed pro and con with much
energy. In Massachusetts, the bill be-
fore the Legislature providing for such
taxation has been defeated. The Rev.
DR.. Miner, of Boston, has put his opin.
ion on the subject in the following neat
question: "How can that be a model
government which nurtures crime and
taxes churches TO repair damages z
Ex-Governor Dix's protest against such
taxation has been read with much inter-
est By the people OF New York State:
1t is evident that a long discussion must
precede the change from our present
policy of exemption, should any change
b madei
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-25
Thoughts for Saturday Night.

The smile of God is victory.
II we seize too hastily, we may have
to drop as hastily.
A straight line is the shortest in morals
as well as in geometry. q.
Small cheer and great welcome makes
a merry feast.
Good words and good deeds are the
rent we owe for the air we breathe. ss.'
People shouldn't talk about having
the second sober thought who never had
the first.
The man who is honest from poiicy'is'
the most dangerous customer we have to-
deal with.
When men publish their acts Of chari-
ty they doubt the ability of the Lord to !.
keep accounts. - -
A willing heart adds feathers to the
heel, and makes the clown o winged
Mercury. -.
What are Raphael's Madopnas but the
shadow of mothers love, fixed in per
manent outline forever? - ~
A singular fact, that, when man is g.
brute he is the most sensual and loath-
some of all brutes. y.
He who laughs can cOmmlt no ueau-
ly sin, said the wise and sweet-hearted
woman who was the mother OF Goethe.
Self-depreciation is not humility,
though often mistaken forit. Itssource
is oftener mortified pride. = = :
Truth is naked and open daylight 2
that doth not show the masks and mum
meries of the world half 80 stately and
daintily as candlelights.
God is the only being who has time
enough, but prudent man who knows
how to seize occasion, can commonly
make shift to find as much as he needs:
Philosophy is but dry bread; men will
not live upon it, however wholesome;
they require the succulent food and ex-s
citing cup of religion. ~ u
Folly soon wears her shoes. She
dances so fast we are all OF us, tired.
Golden wires may annoy us as much as
steel bars, if they keep us behind prison
windows.
Your disposition will be suitable to,
that which you most frequently think
on; for the soul is, as it were, fringed
with the color and complexion OF its
own thoughts.
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-25

of three generations, day and night, the
voice of their murdered mother has
been always ringing in their ears:
"Oh, my son it was that sucked
thee, it was I that sucked thee !"
Then he disappears, and is never
heard of more.
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-25

At the Waterloo railway station, Lon
don, rat, three parts grown, has been
found with bone ring round her neck.
The bone is an ordinary section OF q
pigs leg, such as is found in rashers,
end has cut deeply into the rats neck.
In hunting for food when young, she
probably thrust her head through the
hole Of the bone, and could not get It'd
OF IL again. -,
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-25

During the period Of 1905, the pop
ulation Of Kansas has increased from
4ss, ,4S7 to 52S, 4s7, and in the latter year
there were A,7A0,0o0 acres OF ground
under cultivation.
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-25

If men would set good examples, they
might hatch better habits.
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-25
Only q Little.

Little I ask !; my wants are few:
Ionly wish hut OF stone
a very plain brown atone will do)
That may call my own.
Jewels are baublee; tis sin
To care for such ullfruitful things
One good sized diamond in pin,
Some, not 80 large, in rings,
A ruby, and pearl or so,
VIII do for me: I laugh ct show.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
TnE Rrs1NEss OurLook-Somebody. who

HE Business Enthusiastically, who
has been investigating the subject, finds that
there is very marked improvement in
business, and gives as evidence the follow
ing facts: During the first three weeks of
October there was an actual increase in the
aggregate transactions Of clearing houses at
seven Of our principal cities Of 500 .0Oo, 900,
compared with the corresponding weeks of
last year. and this improvement Is greatest
IN New York, Chicago and Philadelphia,
the cities having the most extensive trade
with all parts OF the country. Receipts and
shipments of grain largely exceed those of
las. year, the increase in October being over
ten per centum IN quantity, and since the
opening Of navigation about 1000. 600
bushels. or 10 per eeutum. The daily
production Of petroleum, though small
early in the year, is now larger than
at this time in 1875. The movement
ofcott0n exceeds that Ct last year to date.
by 1900 bales The volume of traffic from
West TO East exceeds the car capacity Of
the through-roads, and the earnings for
October. IN spite # reduced rates, show
gain Of three per cent over October of last
year. Foreign trade is healthy, with
growing balance il favor Of tho country,
aai, finally, there i no more speculative
excitement. No advance of prices is main
ainCd that Goes not seem warranted by
legitimate demand, All these are excellent
signs aud they promise = great revival Of
bl-ine-s whenever the natural hesitation
attending an exciting Presidential cam
paisn has passed. Ii the country does not
see the hopeful spirit checked and new dis
trust produced by the result Of the election.
We may reasonably look for lower gold. lar
GER business, better employment for labor.
advancing public credit. and better profits
for enterprise and capital
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

. ,.,,..p.,-- ,....,.. ,,,r prprrrrC,Ns OF
4r,r.,,,.f,, y
-,
hi.e here 10 erlhent the pollt.c4I ~
m0>phcre Is 80 Quiet ami undi>tCrhed-
thers f.. s.cb 81 lack oc the music of stump
-,.... t.-..;..
Sp'"A'i9 oil" 'Hc ear -'''''i"s ''-' III
Of brass haud~-that 1t hardly seems posi-
hle that an exciting and momentous presi-
I.,.;,i ,lo..i.,,, T.. f,;-r,. .u.sr rs in our
r.t..r....
L-'-""oI'n- Impure N'a'' JUG W a.. -''
lest campaigns % recent years l. DOW beng
carried IN and from one end o.! the State to
49,. e., .--,.,, ;..,,... oc rho j,, are no
10 ..--..,.'.l =, -. ,.e,,le bv a mnItitBdc
w i-I t-.,...if s,i, 30 Orr ,breo
"' l''Le a.. " l@,'t ds,lc IN 4 +,rent
''l' .1 s'a,,.,,,.e. ~ ,be
u-I'' ~ -.Io ., - - 3D., a..
'.'-'' ''' -. = a,,.,Iir,, Ike duo
PERSONA .i.' - -, S,,,',,',.n 49,
proper ~ '., -.
"a" 'o H -
y-l..i"- 49,, tho snaato-s o-o
-. p'a,tl;.'re
9''nv U' '"e 80 ll..
anu ly' ,l..' - -. "a - ~
r ~, D. - $50 ,-''.'i
p - 7, nan r Ftr,n G,1rgs : Rom
- l. n S.,n.b-.n Cs-l SIM, 1;,I9
'I, O. Pob,rt UaIe Dt1.el
Sl5-. J.4-on K-lustr,ck and hosts of
49, - W..b .rrs .,.eslsrs tba i.sre. of
~ .,,.. -'-n vii p, br,Upbt bef,re the
,+--..i, ,,..h t..,., o,3 ,l.-'1sr,s ana we
e4...'-.l ~ ~, r.ii,,,.,isI,st
o'.HI'... .'h - 80 ~ -. H.
.'i'l.-' ''..' d -,
80, q ~ # Nv ~
hlt Vs. infehl'd ~ 'ptaH 10 re par, 'tu-
.ery 81 Tie cam ai-n 10 y Ii-erh &c"
YORK. rs Ttp"fi'i N' our clIreS', omen l.
ana CLEAN, iToiH our e@than seS- rom an
ace UNITS there seems no doubt nut that the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

dessrs Seth ". Fowle S'ag
For many years | was sll cited Will chronic B on
Ga is nd hlar-eness o. sIch an extent a. At times
90 De unable q speak aud My, attended With severe
cauker aud soreness uf the mouth and throat l
made Use of great many ren.d es and from none
of them If obtain relief. hut the d sease rather
increased than diminished lufn recommendation
81 a lady in this pace who had been sum arly
Al cited ami cured hv the Use Of iR. MlsrAK's
RALsAM OF WILD tHrRHY procured OF your agent
Mr. Hold oman, bottle of The ia sam, a was soon
convinced that had secured IN il the means o. re-
LELAND cure from the hurdeusone II uhes 60 when
had been so long subjected. am nov almost en-
tirely free rom any difficulty OF pu m nary IA
ture and only need a sli -h dose OF the Balstm u
restore me whenever any Troublesome y mptoms
occur and n such case il alsays acts Ike charm
l4teIfKCeuI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

STATE OF VERMONT. , To all persons con
DISTRICT OF erEsDEy s I5n sln 1P o ,e Of
whist n, in said District, deceased.
GREETING
~ d Probate Court holden az Burlington. within
eEi .or he District OF Ch.tteLdon the 2nd day OF
N"Yemher, i. u. 1876, an instrument. purporung
70 nc the last VIII and Testament. OF Ezbon
9-"lufd- late OF Winston, in said bist.rct. Ge-
ceased Was presented 90 the tourt Aforesaid, tor
if'tean i is ordcrei BY said Court that the 18th
Gag OF november, \. u. i-sG, al the Probate Court
hntias 10 SAD Burlington. be- assigned FOR proving
sad instrument and that not ce thereof be given
o. all persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks suec,es'tc.y .n ,Ae Burlington Weekly
Free Press, a newspaper printed at sid Burlins
ton. previous % the tine appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby u0t sc ~ appear before
sad Court, at the tine and pac. aforesaid and con
test the probate % sud " D, .f you have cause.
Gwen under my hFut az Bur. -ton in said Dis
:rict. this 2n1 day Of Hoveiaae-. a. f.. l--6.
iJu-w r. $. TAFT, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
&C; 6-dcodswoowtf


The es.abii shed reputation % HUNTS REMEDY,
which has tesn before the public more than twenty
years, is Sufficient guarantee of Is curative prop
critics. Pam phys clans are constantly prescrih-
Ing HUNTS REMEDY FOR Br ght's Disease, Dropsy,
Kidney, Bladder and Glandular Comp GRAY
eli. Diabetes. Female Irregularities. Complaints Of
the Urino-s eaital organs and Piostraiicn Of the
Nervous System, with tae happest results.
I9Wli&deod
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
I'VE reprint the following, written in lSi6 simpl
, a literary curiosity. or course Democratic ed
tors who believe N this =" creed long ago hecsm
extinct
/ du believe the people want
A tax on tess nd cuflres.
That nothfn' amt extrava CANT
Purgidin' I'm in Office;
For 1 LeY loved ny country SERGE
Ny eye-teeth Il led their sockets,
An Uncle sam reverence,
Paruc larly his pockets.
du believe its wise an good
To send cut farrin missions,
That is, on sirtin understood
An orthodox conditions -
mean nine thuus4n' dolls. per ann,
Nine thousan' more for outfit,
Ar me 10 recommend a man
The place would jest about fit.
Idu believe hard coin the stuff
for iectione-rs to spout on.
The peoples oilers soft enough
70 make hard money outOn.
Pear Uncle eam pervides for his,
An gives a good-sizsd junk to al -
I don't care h4fr hart money Is,
III long e. fulne's pad p1nctoOal.
Idu believe in bein this
or that ez may happen
one way or tciher handiesi is
T. ketch the people nappin'
Il ain't by principles nor lren
sly prudent course is st.adied-
scent wlch pays the best, an thsn
Go into II DAldheadod.
10 short, firmly du believe
In lIuDbus generally,
Fer it's Il hing that believe
To hev ava.id vaily;
THIS htth my iaitaiul shepherd ben,
In pastors sweet beth led me,
An thisli keep the people groom
TO feed ez they hsv led me.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

TnIs is the way it looks to the Boston
Herald The man who takes up his morn
ing paper and doesn't find an account Of q
new murder in Vermont, knows it is the
fault of the news gatherers and not OF the
Nermon.ers -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

rETTY-HARRIs Milton, Oct 3lst Char 81
". Petty, NJ. u, % South Hero and bliss Sarah =
Harris Of Milton Vt.
G ITrESnES-t u,srLL.-In Shelhurn. Vt, Oct
Caitienden Of tarminston. Cal, and Miss huin N
Russell, OF lelburn, Vt.
OLIVER EREIHEw.-I In South burlington, Vt.
Oct %, 1876 b., k.v c. H. B4-ley, Mr.. Ly sander
L. Oliver. Of beef mantovn ,. Y, and Aiss Jennie
81. Merrinew. o. SOuth Burlington. VI.
SrFwAHr-WusoS On Wednesday. Oct 18th. al
Trinity chapel. hy Re- =. r Brewster. Of kye y
Y. M Frank II Stewart, Of VIII PlS ms, y. Y.
and MARY L., eldest daughter o! Thomas Is. " ,lsJn
oi New York.
PURISioS-rURiSgoS.-At Line la. VI, Oct 25.h
Thu furin;on and nuldah Puruton, b0th %. Liz
coin Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
RENARKs.
BOSTON MARKETS.


FLOUR-Prces are firm ant we'll sustained. Tho
sales OF Western superne have been Il 81 2jdi 20.
s. y a 10 for common extras; Wisconsin extras
at s, 75a6 50 ard Minnesota extras at 50 so al 2j
s 90 a I 90 Tor white wheat ohio, Indiana and
Michigan; Sc p a 90 Tor Illinois, s. 50a5 80 for
ST Louis Corn cal at 81 90d3 2 Dbl. Rye Flour at
81 50 as 80 p Dbl. Oat Meal at &c 90 a % v bbl
GRAIN Corn moderate; prices unchanged. Sales
at 60 a C6c v bushe for mixed and yellow Oats at
IS "a soc y bushei. Rye 75aS)c v bushel. snort
tsl4 50 "a 10 90; Fine Feed at SIG a Il 90; and
Middlings at SIS or % Y ton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is in moderate demand anu
prices are unchanged The sales have been at SIG %
all for prime, Si7 75Uis for mess and 80 0Oas22
n pbl for clear beef is in fair demand The
s.les at xI0s0d3l2 90 lor mess and extra mess and
sil 50 a 10 Do Tor family. Lard at II % HE Y L.
Smoked Hams at 10 @ lic Y ID.
PRoDUCE-Choice CRATES Of Butter are in good
demand; ali other kinds are dull. Choice New York
aud Vermont diaries nave been at 80 "a Bic; With
selected shade higher; and common TO
good range from l6 a 25c v b. Cheese at lOzD
l3c Y II. White Beans at 81 20 "a % v bushel
for medium; extra pea at 81 10 90 2 So and
yellow eyes at 81 ooG2 i2i bush. Eggs at $50 2jc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

Now is the time to look f.r ':,uteors.
Quite q number have been seen, lately, some
very brilliant. They are supposed to be
most plentiful from TIE 6th to the lith Of
the month.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

The JoLlY CLUE will build new and
substantial tiu.ter ard stone wharf a. their
camp, this fall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
HARVEY uUxLEY's ESTATE.

AfPLlcATIoS FOR tNszs OK o. TinE.
s7iTE OF VERMONT, , t. ri persons nter-
Harvey huxley, llto
% lurgh, deceased, 6REgrisa.
hANiD :. SWEET adm % .-lior ol t-e estate
- o. Harvey Huxley. .afe s. = hurei. dee. ascd
has maize app. c1-.on o. tec Court O. be allowed
the further time 90 one year .r1n tt~ sitl day OF
i4c. uller next. In vHi-I tu c. SO sad estate. YOU
aye hereby notded tAa5 -l'I app.'c ati.u viii &c
uSitfld on the lob dlr n. November next. al .
Probate Office, fo.ih i'o.o, ara ,t,etions heard
s,ainst further time being granted. ). sny shall DO
offered.
Ordered, that Tie force. g. nat.cf ha 7Cl shed
three weeks -Eccessls-iy 90 She burlington srer
next
GIVEN lnler ny tll o., North Hero. i-ls il-h Gay
o.. October, :. -. l-.s. O.. s.. ALLEN,
l-Wlw Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

TIE GEEENBAcK IIcKET.-The following
are the electors Of the Greenback ticket Tor
Vermont; \. j. Spear. Braintree j. r.
Forest, Winooski; i D. Wheeler. Yer
pennes; 5 P. Gordol, Grand Isle; E R.
Co3p. Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

Dentists ware IS = poor substitute for Nature
Let those who 50 believe toe SoL 10 ~ T.
which II daily applied, will preNeit all access
for flse teeth By keeping the real one- sound aud
heaIfhv i4wltKdeed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

SwASroN Rev. Mr.. Ranslow preached
at the Congregational church, sunday
morning and evening. The church Is sllll
without pastor.
There Is a revival in progress at the lSlanc,
and several conversions are reported: ih' re
! Is an unusual religious interest at S~antOn
Junction and Ssanton Centre, resulting
| from the labors of Gospel workers from %.
! Adams. who have held weekly meetings Tor
more than year at each place.
The Woman's Missionary S)cle:y connect
ed with the NJ Z church has membership
| OF about -eventy-iye.
There has been general rush fJr tue
! Centennial, for the past two weeks.
Imported apples are being offered at
| 81 81 per barrel-nice picked iFuit.
Charles Ballard was severely burned. re-
Gently, by turning pail of hot water int
his boot. y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
=: afrBosSn Union Lave stock ,isrisst.
Oct.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT sARNKT.
caffla Sheen & Lambs ST

Oct. II.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT sAkhkf.
Cattle Sheep s. Lambs Sw
This wssE... 1884 SAB 1863
LAST Week.... I-u9 7d3 1854
Prom Vermont SOB lA'
Prices OF Market Beei-A icw choice. s. - N Is :
extra s. OOa7 80 first quality, St o. "a -. sec
ond quality s. - n - third quality, 81 90 al 10
Prices OF Store Ca;tle-WOrklns oxen per pair,
s91 500 fl25, $50, sl75. Milch Cows and Calves.
from s8iG5O extra, s55asj, Farrow Cows. s2Od31
Yearlinss. slua2o. Two Years Old, $i64a0. Three
Price Of Sheep and Lanbs-In lots. 81 20. s. 90.
g. 50 and s. - each; extra, So Oid3 49, from to
sc y w. Spring Lambs 3gDJc V ID.
Prices OF Hides, TailOw anu Skins Brighton
Hides.-G7c y II; Tallow, &c Y Il Country
Hides, 6attc eio TaliOw she Fin; Pelts, sc each
Calf Skins, i0al2c q h.
REMARKS.
Cattle This week we fnd moderate supply Of
Of Northern cattle, also lighter supply from the
West. Full sc y ID aduancs- on Western, dressed
weight aud &c Rlb on Nortnern.
Steep and Lambs-Prices range from 3D SC U h.
Market more active. M
Poultry-Bet grades o. Foul ~ se4iins at u Sts.
and M xed lots at l2tc z ID.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

SSH RIVER TO De STOCKED WITH
B.. Bass -Ds Middleton Goldsmith,
Tie Fish Commissioners Of the STATE,
n.y.. ''e-inS the Winoo,ki river during
-. ~ week WIKI Potomac bass, one OF the
b., -'- sa1ie-t a-h II the country. This
~-Te introduced into the Potomac
-'e years ago, and the river now
-l-' with them. immense quantitie.
'-Aen Yearly. The Doctor estimate:
81 d" I've years, with proper protection
,,- w viii furnish an abundant guam.
- 'upply al upon the banks of III,
l, ILL., Dat Out not enough to thoroughly stocG
Lake Champlain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

AIEuRGu.-A three days session Of the
Gospel meetings. under the direction Of the
Yonng Mems Christian Associations and
Churches OF Vermont. has been held at the
Conversational Church at Albureh Springs,
hepinniugl Friday, the 27th inst The
meetings were very interesting and well at
tended. and were conducted by four laymen
from, the different Churches IN the State.
Ano.ber session will be held al the Centre,
besiuping next Friday and continuing three
days.
4 son of Mary Hill, Of Isle La Motto, had
/ his hand badly injured by the bursting 81
gun. on Saturday, the 2S;h ulr.
\ hous, Just over tue Canada line
az this place was completely destroyed
by fire. Sunday night, the 29'h inst, to
gether with a large quantity OF grair anc
nroduee. and mosSef the furniture. The
house and farm had recently been sold o.
Henry Vosburgh to James Collins, ou
Vosburgh had not given up possession oil IN
house at the time Of the FIRE. Ii was mrs
discovered by man about hall OF a mill
owav. who saw the flames breaking through
the roof. When he arrived at the house b.
f,,nd the inmates asleep, and had to breai
onsn the door before he could arouse them
fsw minutes more anu they would al
80 bsen DESTROYED There was an lnsur
ance of $500 on the buildings and So oil
inrnirnre. Ii took from detective STOW
s.
pipe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

The Fenian leaders we're mistaken in sup
posing that they could get up war with Can
ada without people knowing it. The talented
St. Adams Correspondent Of the Boston
HraG, whose enterprise Is oquallod only
by his sagaciiy. has got wind Of the whole
thing, and is mAnialiy and cOurageously
exposing the slagGinary and ndlrious
plans Of the Celtic iGvAders. Governor
General Duifarin should reward him lib
orally
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

WATERvILLE. hey Mr.. Prescott, Of New
ton Mass, arrived here on Friday last. lie
is expected to have charge 81 the Congrega-
tional church in this place and to preach
one-half the time.
Merrill Davis. of johnson, met with a
severe accident at Beiv dere, on Saturday
afternoon last. As he was getting out OF 4
wagon and having large rifle pistol IN his
hand IL was accidentally discharged and
the ball struck him IN the upper part ol the
lett thigh. The course the ball took, 1t >
expected that none of the organs OF the ab.
d1minal cavity arc wounded and be viii
probably recover.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

Since the above Wa in type the oyercoat
has bccn shown to Mrs. Wheeler and she
identifies it a her husbands property. Ii
Is now supposed that the unfortunate man
was drowned somewhere between Rock
Duuder and this cry.
1t seems that during Nj Wheeler check
cred career he served IN the United States
army Turing the war If the rebellion, and
BIZ, discharge from the army, found in the
overcoat, wa one of the means Of idcatlicl-
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

ONE secondhand Enxine and Boiler. two or three
horse power. Addr, IS 4. v. Box 63, Burlington
Oct 81. dldAwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
Commercial.

Adams'ns Fills are a sure cure for SICK heai enc
and al arrangements Of tae stomach aud eo~ei',
lqSIw sdeod
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

wv " " room to explain here. Business
pieasant and honorable. W. men. and boy ana srl'
do A. we'll as mcu. We will furnish YOU a complete
outfit rre, The business pays better than AM thin
else. We will bear expenses Of starting you. Far
ticulars Tree. Write and Farmers and mecnancs
their sons and dsugh ers ard all classes in need oil
having work at home, sbouid write 10 Us ard earn
sll about the work ut once. row is the time Dvn't
delay. Address, THU Il & CO., Augusta, Maine.
Nov l, W.T.
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We Guarantee

W & UudIdulGG
A saving of 20 per cent on all
Ready made Clothing
for Men, Youth and Boys,
bought at Il. TURK Il BROS,
with the advantage OF having
the largest stock of goods i'll
the state to select from.
Mems, Youths and Boys
OvercOais and listers, Mems,
Youths'and Boys Dress Suits,
Mems Business Suits, Boys
School suits. Full stock of
all at lower prices than ever
before.
we have ms good nm assOrt-
snent Of fasht0na bic HATS as can
be found anywhere.
Elegant Gents FURNISHING
Goods. Mems and Boys Under
wear. Trunks, Travelling Bags
and mbre:tas, all Of which we
offer very low for cnsh.
Our Custom Department Is
stocked tcifh the choicest goods
of the season. We cat and
make arp Genf{emen's Fine
Clothing to order In the most
approved style.
b. TURK & BRO.
NOs. = and 3 Bank block.
Bariin xtcn, Oct. q. 1875. AAvG