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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
N. A. THELANDER,
d. II. LEVINGS.

CONTRACTOR BUILDER. Shop on Maple st
- on Brooklyn Side River Falls 1873
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30

MRS. W. H.. WINCHESTER.
nEALER IN Millinery and Ladie. Furnsbinc
~ goods. Main Street. River Pals IL ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
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I rief NIB inbelte, bonn testen Wfatroien BIN
auf bis gun, eriten Officier. SD mar ndtn
lid benz Gbineien idon elite balbe Boots
ldnge ooraus, besbalb oieier Sreubenaus'
brut. Wietne 0ente wuroen baourf mie
nell belebt. Gle ruoerten jeet. NIT ether
Gebemen3, ME i'd ite ME babe ruoern ieben.
Darauf paiiirten mir bic nSertba", wo
iid %oieielbe Scene Don Jteuem tpieberbolte.
AueS lpar binauf9eflettert, UNI bieiem utter
e%fianten Sdaulplele beiSuipobnen. Wtr be-
famen Snrrahs auf SnrrahS. S6on nm
bret SootSldnaen mar t] melnem 9anpt=
9egner, Dem @bineien, poraus, NIB 10 gut
letne 2ente arf rloerten, benti6er IrSoaner
Iuaren lte oof ntdt 9epahien. gSir erreif-
ten enblih baS 3iel, nafbem mir Die pier
ensltAen Sre9atten paiiirt batten uno nns
bon Der Seiab1n9 berlelben ein Sod auS9es
brabt morben mar, Inn bier SootSldngen
eber ais Der dineii9e &utter. 9ie@nsIdnoer
maren tanm IN Sl6t. Sas 3iel mar bic
Norblette bes Ban3ers. 9d)0ne, CARTE Sdnbe
pinften ms nit neiben Sii6ern ben Sie'
9er9rub frennblid gu, mas nns iehr itol5
madte. Sin tleineS 9ampfboot oes YanSers
uIuoacionS" ifleppte uns al 8orb u~nierer
nIriaone" Suriid. @teberum empitn9 uns
bier elm breifabes Surrab, peltes i'd nit
meineu Sdmpfern trditis ermieberte. Nls
id oas 9ed betrat, fiblte iA baielbe pl0bs
ltd unter metnen SiBen ibminben. 0teine
@ameraoen batten mid bod in bic 9uft ses
boben unb bradten mir nod etn ipfcieqes
Sod. Stun bate i'd oaS Sersniisen uno
bic Gbre, benz Dor 6reuoe frablenbeu erlten
Sfficier hie @ienesbotidaft AL iiberbrinaen.
, 1876-08-14

Plenty Waher rinesum int disable; abe'
ben 1bteren ssbt's toie uns: Sie oenfen
at home idmedt'S am beiten."
Dora mari einen ber3liden Settenblid
auf Martiu. ST iprad ia fein Wort,
obne oaB fie erratben bdtte, bon metdeu
Gn1pfinounsen eS Tim einse9eben tpuroe.
nnno e8 1T ant beiten bier" beita=
ti9te iie nit ibrem tiefen, woblflinsenoen
Organ, vuno fait ipunoerbar erideint es
mir, oaB mir in inherent frieoliden Winz
fel 10 adn3lid BON ben furdtbaren &riesss
wirren peridont seblieben iino."
We'll, feline Dora" erfldrte Martin
ior9lo8, rbas baben mir Der 9lidttben
Gage %unierer Seimftatte 3u oeroanfen {;
freilid in erfter 6eibe Dem Weinoer uno
ieinem @runoiat: 2eben uno leben ~laiien.
9lieben mir bisber oeridont, brauden
mir fit Die s3ufunft nod meniser gu
fiirdter. USE i'd pernabnt, liest Die
6ebe1ion i'm Seridsioen, uno naboem
Die Irn1een ben Ohio iiberidritten baben,
iino mir 3iemlid iider BOT ibrer 9tidz
febr."
Die &inoeritilnmen, uet9e 70 lan9e
auf benz Maistoppelfeloe binter Dem
1aule bel ben in 6aufeu 3uiammense.
4~"es..n S~.4.L#~A.f~-f~- o~~---
batten iid 10 ipeit sendbert, baB man
s~inselne Worte gu unterideioen oermodte.
Da;uilden ert0nte oas enersiIde Organ
Der Wittme Oornbul6, inbem lie auf tire
glrt belebrte uno Die boifnun9spolle Nafz
fommenidait Dor NuSidreitunsen 'uarnte,
(Sortiesune fot9t.)
, 1876-08-14
Mafber Mbaam9. s Masnf as. ass

Waenten unb 0ertduferl
6.rba. SatIpn an unb 8iebt ibsen Mbpnnentsn ,uei Der
orSstsn unb i1bufsn Cleosrapbteen. jmet dubsrt an.
ss;,bsubea Silpsrn, welte iptort &bsane fabea. non Wrs.
'East asleep. M0entsn baben tmmen(ea 0rfpIa ; 90 IA
SSis seas iemnis stbpisne @eesenteit fur ft. IBir lisfsru
BEN istStsasa uap i&Snaen VsrflaI SO eaenfaab uaS BE-.
,aslsn ispr sees e0mmtiaSa: SsS.r t.ans's es.r asus
liner WDrratb ,u auseablidlt&sr Wsrunbuns sprbonbsn.
Die 8siiuns islta as9t snt.r 9aaitItsa :Ssaraalsn ebns
ibrss @lei&sn sa, Iae Y j. s'sulas, gag fs bic srbats
: si,nt mtrb perwenbst. @bwarb @eslefpn's @r,abIuna
fanst ssrabs an; bic fratsrsn Sapittl @erbsn ben atOns
nsntsa s%sltsfsri. Iiss, Stsg.'s ianssrispnts gOlss out
co,nS Semaub, Der eta eutes Saldr Opsr elm unabb6n taos
SstbSit runf6t. iplts fur Glsulare unb DretsliRe i'd
wsaSsn an 8. Is. Sore II. Co.. aisw Bort. 4Di4Sis
Ssas e.. ss sssS,is S,s''"aa'M senten perlamst.
, 1876-08-14
Sin Mtteit pom Batter Mbein.
(sE(ipRpub ulfhprnelhriebeul.

W.
@irer mobll6blihen Staatsre9ierrn9 fers
tiae th, Der unterseihnete 8ater Hbein, bier=
burf oas nadltehenoe atteit aus, nm gewifie
unliebiame Sormiirfe nnmoSllG gu MAIDEN,
bic i'd lo9!eih ndber beSethuen weroe.
Sd fam es leiber uidt in 4brebe iteIen,
oab ii6 meine Slutben i'm @llaB lpieberum
elmer arsen llebertretung ihuloig 9ema6t
baben, iubem ite aus ibren nfern ~se9ansen
lino, obne Die minbelte bta'se &iidiiAt bas
rauf gu nebmen, bab bas fir iolde Hdue
oorbereitete Staatsbiilfeseies ia. nod gar
nidt rehtstraftis 9eworoen uno ieoe Sota
flutb oaber segeuipdrtig nod oils etn Ina'
broniSmus 81 betradten lift. Sn Tol9e oefien
lit biesmal Der, mein patriotilhes Stromberi
tiefbelhdmenos Sau einaetreten, oab iosar
bic SranSoien Nlmoien ipenoen, nm bic Se'
ipobner Der 9efdbroeteu 2anbestbeile wieber
auf ben Damn 81 brtn9en, ben meine Welen
our6broden baben.
Tieibefiimmert iebe id ooraus, welde
Miebeli9feiten II Der StaatSregierung
ermadlen meroen. Wtan mirb fe beldulbi.
aen, bic triibeu @rfahrun9en Der letter
reberi6wemmunsen nidt binreideno bebers
siat su baben. Mau miro bon benz Sdneden'
gang Der @eies9ebun9 ipreAen. Wfan mirt
i'm anfla9en.
Seisrll9 iei oaber ~atteitirt, oaB bic 8esie.
runs III 8abrbeit CUR Gle niht ben minoe
fen GRUB bate; Son 10 woblsetnnter
Nlutben, tpie ss Die meinisen linb, ourfte fl
| pielmebr nit 8eht bas &ertraueu he9en, BAT
fie NIT elmer neberidwemmuns bibid mar
ten miirbeu, bis erit ales @eiesllde in Orb
! nuns 1T, uub ib bin e~utriiitet barber, bal
, 1876-08-14

rtetue @emdiier It'll glfaB btefsh Iertfaueu
ntd)t ettiproden baben.
Sd tpeiB eS, fe peroett bic fpaferreidett
8egen9iiiie Der lebten Bofeh als @ntlfnl.
otghn9 anfiibren: Nber mas ett, edit reids,
treuer Strom lift, BARI fif ielbft iold)en Gins
fiii1en BON Sben ni6t gleif Sugdnslid gel.
gen unb mobin iol es nit Der Sittliffeit
nietner electromagnetic Riren fommen, ipeun
ite l'bem ~snfduigen Resen freien 9auf lafien
molten itub iid INNER bereit finben, Die
Soten bes Supiter Bluoius in ibrem Stroms
gtee 81 fangen ullo ie idlicBlid iooar in ibr
Sett anf5nnebmen? Dus 1T cine ~niriuiirs
otge SanblungsDeile, Die i) prrttau6 nlmt
blltgen fam, lnb menn baber mieoerum
eine Sodfutb oa 1T, obne pab eine organi=
ltrte Staatstiilfe ben @eihdbigten eeboten
mtro, 10 pieoerbole id, bab bafiir teinesmegs
Die Saumielisfeit I'M Sang Der Geiessebune
perantportlif 81 MAIDEN lift, fonoern MIR bic
unentidnltbare Soreilisfeit Der aussetretenen
@smdiier.
Dies befuuoet tpabrbeitsgemdB:
Safer 81 betn.
, 1876-08-14
go Nrpsent.
lGEl Wlb Dominion pawpf(1if
NcmpanD. De,ss
g a d 81 10 3 q t.

9iele Company rtrb eiasn tbrsr na&fUlssnbsn pra&t.
pollen Dampfsr. Sic Domtnipn. BpamDte, Sfaac
Ben. RtdDmonb, MibemarIe, SGfteras unb
eSeprae aN. Glper Om Bau) an iebem Stenfag,
Srsitae -uGp oamstas bet Sp2wsasr ~abfabIsa
laHen.
Dtsis s&iHs Fnb sans usu uabaparbsn ausbradli4
fir bieie Npute eetaut.
Stt baben pra&tspas SalppRs, g. ts Rspms unb
B~abe.8tmmer.
ibsrtrefli2.
gnaarsa, psl6e nit ttsfer Qtnis ~perianpt rsrben, Ian.
ben reaelmdsts In 9sp,gert an btm aberpedten pisr gtr
Company, 81 9lprtt oliver.
Sradt FUR Ylase meter ale gsp.gorf psrbsa f&nea
~befDrbsrt unb mtrb paiur nttts ale be pirtltG sebabtsn
untplfsn berttnst.
S6iHs pieitr 9tnte p~erlaftn Nprfplt UNI 7Hubr glats
mtttasS pabreap bee g onlfners.
aradt auaenpmmsn bis u ubr Abenbs iebsn Ta8.
gDeatn weitsrsr Austunfi penpe man I'D az
George sS. Mnen u. Co.. aasntea,
feb, Stfes @smpaup's lDparpes. @pdetts.
, 1876-08-14

KAln Manner unc Brauen uereen fest rtr
800 ldnat fur rniere neuen @oIofeeern
1tloers Tdbietce, e%etnenianen unc 9cbrefbpa
pier. @rpRe Gtnndbmen NIT Std1erbett ae,
mddbf. W2dn fhreite fcfort UNI GireuIars an O.. z
Suernteb. pubitfbsr, Concord, u. 3. 4gD4ns,
, 1876-08-14
Asenten Derlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adriftn

Three Years in a Man-Trap'' unb Ten Ntehts
in a BArsRoom," BON &. G. arttur. Das lean
uup srDBls Bud pisfss %ssfsisrtsn S&riftasaA.s = elias
stnp tlafstrt, elegant s~sbunbsn, iptro sa aauisabsa ",
3eituassn bes qaness auf bas @anfisfs bsurtketls.
Cine @ei&ibts ven gsrbrtSsn nnb Ssisibisansssi =
unisrsr Uiitts, pslns ta f'r ~rubtsfsn 3erstn iprebsp
Der Wpralttdt btt9srfsn ais veisss. Gaentss. nslds
,,Man-TraR" s%srianfita. mullen miHbshens NOD -aI
nal 10 ptsi @rsmPlars etsits Suaes s~erfaufen.
Notwithstanding ees sSerf1ders, init lstuss
pcrtratt In Stablai6 Ntre etnsn leeen Subfsribeutsg
uberrstdt. DsiHreibenhe eirsuIare uah ipl&e NIT 81.
6eetnsanstn .psrssn fret auf anfrass ~ssrJtabst ssa
StraBs, Yela., pa. ftant4ap.snus
, 1876-08-14
Saus In DeutI4tane:
Knautb, Nadjuo i Rabnt,
2~i9ais.
8 ,
i'm 91etatl p~ertauft gu Smportattons. Bretien,
opn Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..

TEA Co..
no. s31 9lrd StraNe, @cfe Der 3,ueiten nnf
Gpates Ctr. nns 62l Glib 9ritte Ctr,
pbiIaoelpbia, IA.
3ies 1T cine Organization BON Sapitalifen nm
2bee 81 inlportiren uno 81 pertbellen
nit sinem tleinen Usptnu, Der Dem @onlumehten allen
Gewinn Der ,9miidembanbler eripart. 9Str eontroulren
einen sroBen 3beil Der beiten Sbeelorten, pel9e na1
oieIem &anoe tpmmen uno Die nur pom nns lelolt per-
fault iperoen. p~erioneil, iuel9e BON euoerel panolern
faufen tbun oes 3u ibrem et9enet 9faDtpell. un1ere
b1u1er In China uno Sapan baben ote pe1ten Gdelllta'
ten sur Mustpabl, mas uns proBe Sprt9ellf ~9eipabrt.
Mir baben gum @ertauf unierer 3beelorteil in alien
6auptItGoten Der 8ereinieten Staten stores etabllrt.
aDir seben unieren 8uaoen ELI
GdbDueS Sci SDrpmD,
.eenommen pou ben metropolitan aeerten ameritani-
ider uno fremoer &iinltlerl, welbes. penn in elnem
Biloerlaoen eetauft, mebr toIten miroe ais Der prels
oes 3bees bstrast, Dsie Gbromos iino elm Gsl@ent
fir uniere &nnoen.
Nae 9~etauften g4daren earantt TT, oaB lie Ools
tpmmere Befrsoi8uus semabren, ooeroas 1elo iurads
%sritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
n E A Co.,
SO. s31 @r1 StraBe, @ds S~,ueit,n uno Coates Strase
unb 621 Sio 3lusits str. 9,bila,. @o. 4aBl2mi-
, 1876-08-14
II bemerfemsWcrtbeS SuA =
tbur's lettes uno gro SITES.
0efabr!!!

ODER; Serluunbetia benz Saus eines 6rennoes.
Sieies poIIencetffe SScre oieies Seteranen Der
Nmeritanilben &iteratur Dat ais Sormuri einen ODE.
Bottles berubrt uno 9iebt einen lbredli1en lleberblid
iiber llebel, NEEDLES es ~blosltelt. 2luseroreentlid
ipannenc une aufresenc, tpiro es BON Mlen nit
Sesi;rpe seleien iperoen. Sllultrirt uns iebTn se'
cnneen. 9Sir itno entl6lolen, oas Bud in ieoer 6a'
mile oes 9anoes einjuiibren uno %offeriren nod Nte
cageWeiene Sprtbeile anen mdhuIiben uno petblt.
den Sublcribentenlammlern. geir u~erldn9eh iiberau
Mesntsn uno ibiden gratis auf Yerlan9en Beoin9un'
gen uno bel6reibeube @irculare. 3. M. Stpeear'
II. Co., 1913 GDeituut Str, pbla. 49D2mJs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31
TO OUR LADY REAnERs

We clip the following from 4 recent number {
HaTPsrs Ladies BGzgr, on account Of the 10 US,
theory OF Cosmetic, this lady at least gives her pat
IONS the advantage Of knowing what they are using
MISS KoOLE INTERVIEWED.
REPoRTER.-lc called this morning to learn from
your own lips further particulars regarding yoai
new theory Of Cosmetic for the Complexion.
MISS RI Will aid you TO the extent CT nj
ability. You cannot do better kindness than Il
warn against the use o. the Powers and Liquids &c
generally used in this country.
hEPoRrER.-Your skin shows no Indication .. III
treatment she has beautiful complexion.
Miss k.-No; thanks to Prof Hsbner, Of Vienna
For about four years used powders and washes
until had ruined my skin. | looked older a,
thirty, over ten r years rs ago, than now
his treatment o. your case
Miss k.-Yes; il IS no secret and simplicity It.
self. Ho asked 70 see the Cosmetic / was using and
pronounce il vlllainous said there should be law
10 punish people whe would offer such hurtiul
preparations to the public He gave ne the formula
which l am now Offering to the ladies'
RKPoRTER.-But what is the theory Of this
treatment
Miss K.-Comnon sense. Every pore has It's little
repository or sack, Just under the skin containing
fatty matter. Now, what makes cnildren's skin e.
smooth and ARE IS the TACT that the pores closed
or nearly and protects the contents 0. these little
receptacles. As we grow older by the use Of soa D
n washing and in many other Why's the pores be
come relaxed, or opened. and this ATTY substance
which IS the health giving principle 10 the skin.
Is despToyed HIS theory Is to close the pores or
coutrae; them t. protect Whist nature placed under
them.
REPoRrER.-That certainly IS good lo..c But
does Il whlten the skin when applied
MISS k.-fes; a brunette nay become 4 blonde
temporarily. It Produces fresh, youthful look 70
the skin.
REPoRIER.-Why d. you not prepare / aui put
It before the public n the ordinary wsys
Miss Ill prefer to furn 81 the ladies 18th the
rece pit; they can then see that hey are using
nothing Injurious can procure i at any drug
ssis 81 mere nominal expense | cha se the 81
meet the expenses o. advertising
REPoRrER.-lou kn5E Il IS beneficial to the skin
MISS h.-fes 'rou experience; besides | have
given It 70 sons OF our Rest physicians, wko now
prescribe IL.
RzPoETER.-Theu Will say 20 LADY readers thaT
con &c; tie formula BY sending 81 to Mss }. u.
kooLE, P. o. box $50 New York CITY
Miss X IL you please thank you. sst1 -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31

DIR. sChcnck's Standard Rsmedtes'
Tie standard remedies for all diseases Of TIC
lun-s are SCHEMES PULNoSIc SYRUP, SoEEScE'
SEA WEED ToSIC, AND SCIENCE MANDRAKE Pills
and, i taken before tho lung arc destroyed,
speedy cure Is effected
To these three medicines Dr.. J. II. Scnenck' o
Philadelphia, owes his unrsvalled success In the
treatment oi pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the uorbid mattel
in the lung nature throws It of by easy eK
pecioratoa, for when the phleEn or matter q
ripe slight cough viii throw It OF, the patient has
rest and the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to 90 tais, Scneuck
Mandrake Pills and Sehenck' Sea Weed T5uc must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach anu LIVER
schencks Mandrake Pills act on the liver. remove
al distractions. relax the gall bladder, the be
starts freely and the liver IS sooa relieved.
Schen1k's Sea Weed Tonic IS a gentle ST mulsni
and Alternative, the s.klli Of which It is composed
mixes with the food and prevents s5ur.ns. Itasss;s
tie digestion ~ t0nng up Tie stomach by tonlns
up the stomach 70 a healthy condition, SO that the
food and the Pulmonlc Syrup Will make good blood
then the lungs heal, and tie patient vii surely Be;
well .fcare is tsksn 10 proven. fresh cold.
Al who VS. - consult DR.. Sehenek. either per
sonaly OF b letter, can DO SO at h.s princlpa
once, corner @. SIXTH am AF5H sTs. Philadelphia
every Monday.
schenck's medicine ..e sid - al lruss.-.4
throughout the country.
March J. de5-Aw2Il -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31

MlAsx4 RENDERED PcwERLEss.

TIA most certain way to render poweliess th'
miasnat.c vapors which produce chills and fever
and other na!arious disorders ia to fortify the sys
ten against them with that nstchless preventive
0. periodic fevers, Hostetters Stomach Btters. The
remedial operation Of the Btters 10 less csrta
than their preventive effects. and they may be re
LED upon to overcome eases 0: fever and sgus whicl
resist cuinins and the mineral remedies c. the
phzrnseop1is. Dyspepsia, constipation, bilious
complaints. rheumatic ailments and general de
bilty, Likewise, rapidly yield to their rezulativ:
and tonic influence. They are an ncslculsble bless
.ag to the weak and nervous Of roth sexes, Al eI
cellent family medicine, and the best safeguard
which the traveller OF oni.rsnt can take to u
healthy climate. Nareh u ,deodkwIt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31

a frenchnan named Pocket, an appsr-
,atly quiet workman. VINO by industry and
god habits has been able to save several
thousand collars. was arrested on the 2lst
i1st a! Brandon, charged with writing let
.,Is threatening that if n. T. sprague, Jr.,
sd not discharge certain workman in the
Brandon Manufacturing Company within a
=Feolhed tine the buildings of the company
you'd be burned. The evidence against
IN nan l. regarded as being strong.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

Il. ALBANIA IRE, Saturday morning
destroyed the house. barn and outbuildings
together with the furniture and household
goods Of Ira Curtis, North Main street
The occupants had barely time to get out
II 4 half-dressed condition, with the loss oil
most Of their wearing apparel A SON Of
air- Curtis threw on his pants, but both hi:
shirts were burned through before he could
get out A married daughter seized her
babe and rushed out, bu. she had to tear of
portion Of the babes night-dress, which
had caught Ere. The loss is about $1,000
July insured
A deaf ana dumb man named Grenier.
working for L. Smith, about two miles south
ii St. Adams, was run over and instantly
killed by an engine and snow-plow while
Walking upon the track towards home.
-ooat three o'clock Sunday afternoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31

RICHMOND MARKET. March 81. - Market
vas very active for butter. Sales were made
st q to SOC for fair 81 to Sac for good !,
s. to SIC for choice One hundred and fifty
boxes of cheese were offered and sold-one
lo: Of skim ct &C. and one lot, farm dairy OF
IL cheese, at lac.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31

LCKi!NGIoS RIFLE CLUB.-Ata recent
letting Of the Burlington Rife Club. the
Glowing othecrs were elected President,
'=-a. t-eo P. Foster Vice President, Gen
L Barstow Secretary. E. W TAFT
'l,a=oIeT' Ward Board of Directors. A
Wltherall, NJ E. Montgomery. II. q.
8.ardman J L. Barstow, A. B. Ashley, A.
NhirtenoTe, c. 2. Frissell. lew set
b.. bylaws Wa adopted and other business
-l-ue2ctet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31

f-IE'Is The following patents have
Gently bean issued to citizens OF this State
" MoultCn. ofthis city. caves troughs
1 T.. Fuller read organ bellows; W. W.
EeJnoids Brandon. scale beams: L. Buz-
--i St JOhas5uIy, head-blocks for saw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31

lite Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg, the
worcester and Nashua the New York and
New England, the New London, Northern
and Boston and Albany Railways appear to
have suffered heavily by the freshets OF
Monday. Had the foods occurred during
the night time the consequences would have
teen far more appalling.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-31

Your life can be saved BY HUNTS REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY cures Drvpsy and all Diseases
Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs. Hun
dreds whs have besl given up by their ply sicians
to die have been saved by HUNTS REMEDY, and
are new living witnesses Its value.
81 1ao4ar-f-
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extra, s. 70 % IS frsr quality, Sc rs a7 50. sc
ond quality, Sc 90 06 50 third quality S. 90 I5 50
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair
800, $50, $l75, $40; Mich Cows and Calves
from $35463; Fsrrow Cows, $20D40; extra, Ss50s5
Yearlings, Slo@22i Two Years Old, $Is0a2; Tire,
Years Old, 32a@46.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots g. So So 90 90
7.cvb.
Prices Of Hides, Ts;lox and Skins Brighter
Hides, &c &c v b; Tsllow, G7ic Vfb; Conntry
Hides, 5tGec Hb; Tallow, SIC ecH b Peits, 81 2:
81 Is each; Calf Skins, li6l2c 2 b.
RKNARKs.
Cattie-The market has been heavily stocked WITT
cattle, but trade is not very brisk as butchers know
that they can accommodate themselves later and
probably at better advantage.
Sheep-The market remains the same as las,
week none selling at over 80 en- except very fus
lambs. Full arrivals from the West.
Poultry-Poultrymen offer $50 Y L for mixed
lots Of Hens, Chickens and Turkeys
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Lyon 5 hA1HAIRoS prevents the hair from falling
out or turning gray, renows its growth, and gives
strength and vigoT. II is delightfully."- perfumed,
and makes a splendid dressing. 1t is the espest
and most desira ole Hair Tonic ever produced. Used
BY the elite. Price only 80 cents
April 3d. deoiawly
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Thousands Gle every winter Of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Diphtheria and Lug Fever, whom n
few doses Of HALEs HONEY OF HoREHousD AVID
TAR, given in time. would have saved from q pre-
mature grave. soid by all Druggists.
Pike's Tootnache Drops cure in one minute.
March "a, tdSTiW
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FER1oSI md TEE CESTENNIAL.-Col.
I. sprague, Jr, of Brandon. we learn. now
declines to erect T. building for the Vermont
headquarters ct the Philadelphia Centen-
0ial Exposition, as originally proposed by
Tin. HIS reasons are that his offer was
neglected for siz weeks, that less than
twenty working days now remain in which
g erect the building and that the attempt
would therefore necessarily fail for lack Of
.ine
Gls5n. Clement ana Woodhn nave shipped
non IVES, Rutland specimen OF statuarY
marble for exhibition at the Centennial 1t
Is 8: feet long, feet wide and :. iee'
.hick, weighs IL, 900 pounds. and is val
sei at $3.50.
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Ne learn that cur townsman, II Ii Ial
.ott Esq, has formed business connection
n Chicago and will make that city his tn-
tura horne
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ECONOMICAL NEW FooD. Twenty five cents will
buy package OF Sea Moss Farine, made from pure
Irish moss which will make 50 kinds Of dishes, such
as cakes, pies, puddinss, &C., or 6quArts Of Gus
tards, jellies, creams, Charlotte kusse, blanc
mango, &c. Sold By all Druggists and 6rocers.
April 30-deod&wly
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i,213, So These figures represent the number Of
bottles Of Ada1nson's Botanic Cough Balsam sold
up u the commencement Of the coming year. This
is unprecedented and not one case Of
with 1t 10 known to exist. Feb il. -deodSwtf
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ia- STATE Committee would, We suppose,
ta7o nominated Col. Redfeld Proctor. for
President Of the Convention. II he had been
Wiling to serve as such He, however,
lre!arTed no; to have his name considered
u that connection The Rutland delegates
.aaa urged the selection of ez-Gov. j. B
Page and at one time. Gov Page was, VIC
understand. practically decided on. At a
-zte boar il the night. the matter was all
rcopened. and after considerable discussion
don. +. s Taft was selected.