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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

RoUsEs POINT. - The second entertain
ment under the auspices of the Americas
Amity Club took place Tuesday (llal-
/ lOween) evening, in one OF the large rooms
IN the basement Of the Messrs Lowell :
printing building. The program me OF the
evening : Y rci>es comprIs, d music by the
ROuses POINT band, songs. recltations,
choice selections on the organ by Prot.
! Conway, the usual Halloween sports, such
a. diving Tor apples, pieces OF coin. etc.,
etc. All the various parts were well sus
tanned, notably several very intricate pieces
of instrumental music by tue Mes>rs. Page;
two popular Irish songs by Mr.. Murphy a;
several comic songs by Mr.. Wilson {:
the rendering % the "lleathen Chinee'
by Miss Lucy |. Rowe ard Mss Lizzy Duf-
fy. An address by Mr. Emra, was an tx
cellent piece Of composition, aud elected
much applause The audience was large
aud select. and much credit was awarded
the young gentlemen of the club in the ex-
cellent manner in which all the arrange
ments had been made and carried out. at
the conclusion Of the regular programme,
the room was cleared ct seats, when ali 50
disposed had the privilege OF engaging in
dancing Tor few hours. The employees in
the printing Office and the villagers general
" unite 10 giving the Messrs Lowell great
praise for so generously putting at their
disposal one OF the largest and best rooms
in the building. fitted and lighted with
gas) for assemblies, Grammatical entertain
ments. Good Templers' meetings, etc Be
tween three a..d four hundred persons can
be comfortably seated in the room a large
and convenient stage has been erected at
one side contiguous to dressing or ante
room, all dJne at the expense of the enter
prislng and public spirited proprietors.
A LEGAL dramatic club has been organized
and have commenced rehearsing the pOpu-
lar play entitled "rOodles," " hich will be
brought out in few weeks. Capt. Win
thrOp, who has considerable experience in
dramatic affairs in our eastern cities, has
the amateurs In training, which is safe
guarantee that everything will be done as
1t should be.
Progressive Lodge Of |. o. of G. T., is
still in prosperous condition, now num-
herring upwards of seventy members in good
standing At the meeting on THURSDAY
evening the following officers were installed
Tor the ensuing quarter j N. Emra, W.
c. T.; Miss Kate McRae, W. v {; ii Har-
risop, W. S; r. Rowe, W. F. S; W. c.
Standage. " I; ). Gorton. W. c.; Ii.
Hudson, W. Miss Lucy Rowe, W. |.
g.; W. VI. Mcdonald, W. U. q; Miss
Ester Mapdigo. W. d. NJ; Miss Phelinda
Sarprise, W. A. s.: Mrs JOY, W. r. Ii.
s.; Miss NJ. Hayes. W. l.. II. 5.
Water in the lake unusually low for the
season of the year. R.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

A cable despatch announces the death
in Rome, Monday, Ct Cardinal AntDnelli
after a long illness. Cardinal Giacomo An.
tOneli, Secretary IF State, president of the
ministerial and state council of the papa
States. project OF the apostolic palaces,
president Of the congregation in connec-
ton with st Paul's Catht drsl. was horn
in Sonnino, near Terrscini, April 81, 1906.
he was educated at the seminary OF Rome
ard was raised TO the prelacy by Pope
Gregory XVI, receiving the appointment
Of recorder IF one IF the Supreme Crimi-
nal Courts Ntxt, he was sent as delegate
to OvietO, yuerbo and Macerato, sub-e-
quently receiving the cardinals nat After
the death Of Pope Gregory. Antonrlli was
made coniideu tial adviser OF Plus IN. who
appointed him under secretary Il State for
the interior and minister OF finance 20 the
sacred apostolic exchequer. In 1919, the
Pore arrived at Gaeta as a fugitive from
Rome, and the cardinal was raised to the
position IF secretary ot state. HIS business
for many years was 10 transact all the
temporal sff.irs IF the papscy and his
work was quite as much that of banker
as OF diplOmatlst.
Joseph Davidson, Of Brandon, veteran
Of The war of 1872, died the other day, at
the age OF IS.
The Rev. James NJ Haswell, D. D.,
native OF Bennington, bat for forty years
missionary TO Burmab, died at Maulmain.
in that country. recently, aged 81
Mr.. Herbert Tuttle's discriminating
sketches Of German Political Leaders are
soon TO be repubiisbed III Germany, and
will be fJllowe by history OF the deyel-
npment of Constitutional Government in
Prussia a task to which Mr.. futile has de-
voted years Of research among the original
document, and authorities.
p L Barnum estimates that 81 46i 600
persons have entered his different shows in
this country and Europe.
Henry Ward BeeSher has been leeturipg
in Canada. on "Tne Ministry Of Wealth" to
immense audiences Ia Montreal be assem-
bled upward Of 5 0OO people at the Rink.
hundreds OF persons being compelled to
stand and in Ottawa, Toronto and LON
don, the largest halls were also filled. Mr.
Beecher will devote more time to lecturing
this season than for several years past, and
will fill long list OF engagements in New
England and the Middle States.
1t is said that the late George Peabody
with all his prOiigality on works OF beney-
olenee, looked closely after his pence. lie
hated nothing more than the notion , / be-
ing taken in, AID it was rare indeed that
any trIckster could make that bia-t- On
one occasion when travelling IN Ireland he
was greatly annoyed at what seemed an ex-
toTtlOnate demand on the part of a Car
driver, and he cclrdingly resented the at
tempt at imposition by giving tne man his
hare legal fare Alter looking at the com
for a iw second. Pat began 10 laugh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

PALACES REIUrED \ couple Of fallaeies
are ruthls-,iy refited by that ieonociaStic
sheet. the Rutland Gloie. Oae l., that SEN
a.or Ferry, or any one else, VIII be President
FOR a day on account Of March All next fall
ing on Sunday. Il seems that the fourth
day Of March happened on Sunday in 1921,
at the close Of President Monroe's first
term, and toe question Of an " interreg-
mum was raised, and to set the matter at
rest. Chief Justice Marshall was appealed to
for advice. lie was emphatic in the opinion
that 81 the President not only could but must
remain in Office until his successor was duly
inaugursted - and he did. The fourth day
OF March again occurred on Sunday in 1919,
when james X. POlk's term Of Office ex-
Pired, ard that OF Zachary Taylor com
mouced. but the Senate did not even take
the trouble to elect President pro tanpore
to hold over from the Thirtieth 10 the Thir-
ty-hrst Congress.
1t has been said that March 4th was Sc
lected for inauguration day because that
date would fall on Sunday less frequently
than others This is not 50. The day fixed
by the Congress Of the Confederation " for
commencing proceedings under the con-
siijution, happening to fall on March 4;h,
That day, hy common consent and usage,
but without the sanction Of law. has been
adopted for the Inauguration Of Presidents
and tor tine commencement Of new admins
tra1ious. The fixing Of the day has been
the result q accident. ard not design, and
has not even the sanction OF law.
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Exciting n ews
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
New Complications in the
Eastern Question

The RAJ sSinnS are gHloriHg
Wj II OrrrrheiWjng forces
against the IDrL.s iH Europe,
0'.d the result as easiiD pre-
Gioted.
Il Jar different report comes
from NE Iurhs in ADierir0.
Wc are norjmg rith "a i1rye
farce 0gaii,st 0U competitors.
amt oar mar tGcifcs ana
fink agreements sn iOtC prices
mace 0're0dy crsdfed such n
stamp ae. rhot ce are LETT
master Of the sita0tion.
No endfO the pite- Of Orer-
coats, listers, Dress ara
fi"si"ess Suits. ana Boys
CJofhiHg. Ne manufacture
,aenr!1 all our Own yOOds.
hereby soring the D,anuJac-
tuners profit, and cOnSc-
Q'ssntty CAN amt DO sell
all Kinds Of Rendy Nude
clothing !Otcer man cum be
fUund elsewhere IN the Stdfe.
study y1Ur Oacn interest.
Buy nU Clothing scithOut first
Seeang the immense stock of
b. TURK & BROS.
nos. = and , Bank Block,
Q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

SAD AccIDENT-A Mas FALLS From HIS
WAGON AND BREAKS HIS NECK A shocking
accident occurred on the read to Charlotte.
Saturday evening. by which man in the
very prime Of life was ushered into eternity
bv a sudden and violent death. The cir
cumstances, as far as could be gathered
are as follows: Mr.. William Read, oil
Charlotte, came to this city. Saturday.
with some chickens to sell, and remain
ed here the greater part of the day. AT
what time he left town could net be as
certained, but in the evening his family
heard his team come into their yard, AND,
on going to the door, were horror struck TO
find that the wagon was empty and the
horse without driver. Going up the
road the team must have travelled, they
found Mr.. Read lying in the highway.
dead. 1t seems that be fell or was thrown
from his wagon and broke his neck, caus-
ing. of course, instantaneous death. Mr..
Read was a farmer, about forty-hve years oil
age. and leaves family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

There is no medicine prescribed BY physicians, or
sold by druggists that carries sucn evidence of its
success and superior virtue as BosCdEt'S GER
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled on
the breast Consumption. or any disease Of tn e
Throat and Lungs. proof Of that fact is that any
person afflicted can get sample bottle for 10
cents and try its superior efsct before buying the
regular size at IS cents 1t has lately been intro
duced in this country firm Germany, anu lis won
der-ul cures are astonishing everyone that use it.
Three d'ses will relieve any case. Try it, Sod by
druggists. oct 10 deodSweowtf
The treatment which is fast gaining ground
among the medical faculty, for curing Brights
Disease, Dropsy, Kidney. Bladder and 6landular
Complaints, is that Of prescribing HUNTS REM
kDY. Gravel, ID abetes, Female Irregularities,
Retention and Incontinence of Urine, and Diseases
of the Urino-6enital Organs, are cured by HUNTS
READY. This valuable vegetable compound ex-
pels these complaints from the 81 stem.-2O It&eod
ISFAILlBLE EYE WASH cures sore eyes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

The canvass across the lake has been very
lively theweek before election. Each party
held meetings at all the important points
at which the superiority of the Republicans
IN point OF numbers and enthusiasm
was a marked a. IN the character and
standing OF their speakers: Tie Democrat
ic takers were FIR the most part been small
sureheads and nobodles. while the raj
lies OF the Republicans were ad-
dressed by men OF such national
character ~ VIM. A. Wheeler. Secretary
Boutwell,. Judge Robert 5 Hale, Senator
Edmunds. Judge Poland and Governor
Noble, OF Wisconsin. At Malone, on Friday,
the largest and most enthusiastic political
gathering ever he'd in that county took
place, filing the two largest halls t. over
h1NiDg. The meeting was addressed by
; cretGry Boutwell, ard Mr.. Wheeler 10
the evening a splend ID tOrch.ight procession
TOOK place. At kee-eyille, on Friday. Jud ge
Hale addressed great outdoor meeting 10
the afternoon. and another was held in the
evening, at which Senator Prince was the
speaker. There was also a t0-chlight pro-
ce>>lon IF one thousand voter, two hun
bred ot whom were On horseback. At
Whitehall there was also an immense dem
oustrdtiun. On Friday evening. The meet
ing was addressed by Senator Prince and A.
W Tenney. The Port Henry meetings and
the great rally at Pittsburgh have been
reported in our columns. 50 it was all
along the line.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10
XEIilIONENEIYs

There is a tenement house in Barton
wb' re the population averages about seven
iA-hve. IN which Tor the last three wears no
less than thirty five persons have had lever.
ven have dr. d. During the past season.
six cen have had tYpnoid fever
Mr. Ira F Dean. merchant Of Bakers
field, has tailed.
The barns ard outbuild,ngs a. Derby
Line known a. SAMMY side, belonging T. &
" Pierce. OF lston. were burutd Tours
day. The fire - supposed To haze been OF
IucendiGry Origin Four hundred tous OF
hay ot L. etc were consumed The loss
Is over S30,oOO, partially insured
J r NSe, of North Montpelier, has
raised Il squash thai measures Tx feet liz
clrcum 'erreuce. aud weighs one hundred
and fl cen pou.d,
The old residents Of T1wnshcui had a
fine oppurtunly, lew days aeo.-p recount
horrible stories Of mysterious mud Is COM
mlticd YEAR ~, a~ a boy fund under a
pile OF stones the d-c,y iug boue- u a buds
that had evidently been chopped up. /
proves, however, 10 have been u body d.
s,cied by medical student some - years
ago.
Charles Smith, of Londonderry has caught
four bears this fall
The se!ectmen Of the town Of Randolph
have issued The following warning Par
tie furnishing Fred. Io~n>hrud, # this
town, with cIder,pr Liquor OF any Aind, viii
be dealt with according TO law.
\ blacksmith named Record, living at
Cuttlng syIlle, was thrown from d colt he Was
riding. Iuesiay Of last week and Gled ahnut
f5ur hours afterwards.
The towns OF Holland az d More are in a
ieyerisa state OF excitement 1877 strt 10 the
bill land before the Lrsis .lure. whlea. #
passed Vii set them If from Orleans county
and auntx them to E-stx county Fac peD-
pie OF these towns dJn't seem 10 relish The
idea.
y Young man by the name Of Sutton,
who has been on spree Tor several day.,
attempted suicide at Rock Island. Monday.
by cutting his throat With q iac&-knifi.
lie succeeded in making quite a cash IN hi
neck. but was frustrated IN the attempt bY
having the knife taken from him
Scion 5 Wool>ey Of Grafton ha> been com
mltted, for trial al the April term for Tie
murder If his brother Frauk
Mrs " L. Nichols Of Minneapolis. MINI. .
has an old stained ard worn parchment
deed, executed May Is, l776. by josiah
Perry, and convey Ing 10 Samuel House
(Mrs. NIchOl-s grtat-graI dnotheI), a
certain piece 81: land IN Snaitbury. ia the
province OF New York, now Vermont
Samuel House was a captain uoder Geo.
Stark IN the Revolution.
Jacob Greenwood Of Lowell. raised this
season 600 bushels Of potatoes from Is
acres.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

JERICHO An INTERESTING Relic. = We
were stely shown q very interesting relic,
in the form of an old five dollar bill, the
property OF K. g Field, of Jericho. Ii was
issued by the Hillsborough bank. IF AN
herst, y ii and was presented TO Mr..
Field by Eoen Bailey, Ed, ofFletcher, Vt
Mr.. Bailey's father, an old resident of
Fletcher, lost fifty dollars IN these bills by
the suspension of the bank. The owner,
tho has been trying. but without success,
to get information in regard b the bill.
lately received the fllowing from George
NJ Elliott, E-q., OF Lowell, Mass. The
bank was incorporated June l8ih, lSO6, for
twenty years, with the privilege Of capi-
tai OF from $50, goo to $500 goo. The frs,
bills were Issued October l7ih, IsO6. It's
operations were suspended in 1903, and
payment # bills was refused 10 August,
1903. The president was Hon. Samuel Bell =,
Ill. a statesman and celebrated LAWYER
lie was Governor Of the State OF New
Hampshire from 1919 TO 1928. and from 1923
to 1895 was member IF the United States
Senate. Deacon David Holmes was the
cashier, man Of integrity. and one who
was universally respected and admired"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10
BOSTON MARK IcTs.

u
FLOUR-Prices are firm an well SUSTAINED The
sales OF Western supertns have be-n Il 81 2j63f -
- . an 10 for cOnmOn extras. Wisconsin extra.
at s. 75a6 80 ard Minnesota extras at S. 80 a. p
20 a 20 lo- white wheat ohio, Indiana and
Mich gan, s. . a 90 Illinois. 5. 5O1t- 81 fol
st Louis. C'rn cal at - 90 CO Dbl. Rye FL ur al
81 81 as so v Dbl. Dat Meal at 81 20 "a o. y bbl
uhAlS torh mode. ate prices unchan sed. sale.
AZ 90 a csc bushel for miKvu and yellow Oats at
30 a sic Y bushel. Rye al 75dSlc Y bushel snort
81 sli 80 a 10 10; Fine Feed at $40 "a l. %; and
Mlddlings at SIS q , % Y ton.
PkUElS!ONs.-rO,k is in moderate demand AMI
prices are unchanged. The have been At SIG a
10 80 for prime. 81 50lD for mess and so OO1 g..
" DBL Tor clear. beef is In fail demand The
sales at $40 Orsl2 90 tor mess and extra ness and
sik 50 a 10 Nd Tor family. Lard at a lifcD H.
Smoked Hams at Il a l3c y h.
PRUDUCk.-' hoi CRATES If Butter are In GOOD
demand ali ether kinds are dull. Choice New York
ana vermont Carries nave been at 50 "a 3ic; With
selected a shade higher; and common 10
Od range from 10 % <5c p n. Cheese at Iaa
70; q H.. White Beans at 81 U a / o. Y bushel
'vr medium. extra pea at t2tO N 20. ana
yeiio" c! es at - Oon. y. Z bush. Eggs 2jD z6c
u0L- Potatoes at O. "a zoe y ush-l. Apes at
o. a % v Dbl. ON rs at 81 50 a. 4, Dbl.
"OOL. The msrket iur VOL IS now qnite
act We Prices are vel sustained. sales include
10 30 rs OHIO and Penns, wanna heeces at 40 n
Is; Y h 1900 rs Michigan and Visions IA
ami other heeces al IS a &c r. h 2-nuuu lbs
combinS and oeialne neeces at Sc a 4Jc z b
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

HoEsE-IRADING Extraordinary A Men
don man recently traded horses nine times
in one day. At night ne fund himself the
p0s-essor Of the same horse he started with
in the morning. SIS in money, a twenty
igo dollar watch, d,u5l,-baIrellcd shot
gun and four Bushels IF poiatoes-all the
result If his series Of trades. 1t King
Richard possessed half the ability Of Yer
monteF in this kind Of barter. it Is no Won
der that he wanted to exchange his king
dom for a ho->e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

S'HsNCK'' TULwoSIc sYRUP. FOR ms CURE or
CJS- uMPTIuS, CouGps, AND CoLD..
The great virtue OF this medicine is thar il ripens
the matter and rows il out OF the system puG.hes
the blood, and thus efl.cts a cure
SCHESCK's So, WEED ToS C. FoR ms CURE or
DYsPsP>IA. ISDIGssuoS, &C.
The Tonic produces a healthy action OF the stom-
aeh creating an appetite form ny chy e. and cur :
the most obstinate cases Of indi .,estion.
scnrScK's MANDRAKE Pills, FoR THs CURE ,
LIVER COMPLAINT. &c.
These Pills are Alternative and produce heal by
action OF The liver without the least anger they
are rec from ealomel, and Yet more ,fici4cous in
restoring healthy action Of the liver
These remedies are a certain cure fr Cousuup-
ton as the Pulmonic 'yrup ri pens the matter and
purifes the blood. The Mandrake Fills act upon the
liver create healthy bile and rtm.ve all sea-es
of the liver. ten cause OF Consumption. The S-a
Weed Tonic give. aid strength 70 the stIn.ch,
mae es good digestion, and enables the organs to
form good Blood and thus creates a hea thy cTcu-
laton Of healthy bio d. The combined act on OF
thesv medicines, as thus explained, Will livery
case Of Consumption, if taken in time and the use
OF these medicines perseveTed in.
DIR. sclenck is professionally at his principal
office, corner sixth and ARCH SIS Phi iladelphia.
every Monday, where all letters for advice must
lie addressed. Nov I, -deodSslm3p
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LEAvENwoRIH In Charlotte. Soy. 9TH, Harry
son o. Htrfy {. and jennie Learenwurih, azed
years ami . months.
BtRsIcK.-In West Milton. az the rts tencc O.
Dir Field Oct litn Sirah r. vie u L +. Aerrick
ESQ. IN the % year 90 her axe
almost tao ytars 40 srs Herr ok le.i her home
at " iuooski. to ysit her friends Ia HiltOn, a.
taheu sicE, and unable q return. Slowly and am
fully. and vrrs paueltly she was Woru out by hei
IN ei-niinS disease Her husband has taken almus
the en- re r. Il her. just slug hlmsel; uPwholi,
y The living N stery. sac Was re- ptcieu and De-
Aved 10y her acquaintance snd passed away viii
the hope q a blessed imm rtanty. .
THOMSON In Jericho. Oc'. eth. 1876. Miss AIMS
Tn ups' n. agea - years ami unths
hiessed are the pure ia heart, ior they shall SET
Col"
BFLL.-ln Ferrishurgh. at . o'cl ok .. n. Nov
IA. hose TIA tie. lighter Il Juhn ana Mary J
Eeli. a-ed l3 year months aud days
LsGoS.-ln -le.burn, Vt, Nov. 9th, Rev. Arunal
Le-ou, aged = yesrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

DfNccRArlc OUTR1GE At ST. ALBANs. "A
c3rre-pouden; reports that man named
White, whose residence is in the town OF
Georgia, and whose political procliyities
are d mocrstic. vas brought to the polls
al 81. Adams, by some of the Democrats,
Tuesday afternoon. and attempt d to create
fight. The police at once inteFfsred aud
had the man arrested A large crowd OF
Democrats followed the officers with their
prisoner into Main street, when rescue
was made. The officers were beaten over
the heads with stones and clubs, and the
prisoner made has escape.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

WATERvILIE.-Mrs Amos F. Holmes and
her brother. Noble Chase, intend to start
for the West sometime during the present
week.
Our new minister, Mr.. Prescott. has held
revival meetings at the church each evening
during the past week.
On Saturday last. Joseph Russen. Of this
village. was arrested by an officer from Jeri-
cho, ON a charge Of stealing four tubs Of
butter. 1t Is the general opinion that he is
not the guilty one.
On Saturday of last week Morrill, Davis.
who was shot at Belvidere. had the ball ex-
trscted ard he is now gaining rapidly and
will soon fully recover. The ball was taken
out some fifteen inches from the point Of
entrance. L. U.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

KILLED On Thursday OF last week, a son
of Henry X White. Of Chester. aged about
Is wears, went hunting with double bar
relied gun, ard was subsequently found near
a fox, both dead The young man had re-
eeived charge Of shot in his bowels. The
nrobable theory is that he shot the fox,
wounding. not killing. and beat him with
the breach Of his gun. diseharging the con-
tents of the other barrel, causing his death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

Az EXCHANGE notes that there are serious
constitutional objections to some Of the
provisions Of Mr.. Henry's bin for changing
the county lines. among which is this, VIZ Z:
the tenure Of ofIi;e Of senators aud probate
judges and justices Of the peace is limited
by the new constitution TO two years, for
the counties OF districts for which they are
chosen. Tais bill proposes to make these
officers in the counties and districts referred
to, bold ever ill ISIS in different counties
and districts. Moreover, the bill proposes
10 change the number Of senators in
Windsor and Orange counties without a
new aPportionment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

ALBURCH was a son Of Harry Hill.
and nor ''Mary Hill, as recently reported
in the FREE Pass that haG.shis hand in
jured by the discharge If a gun.
Another successful and interesting meet
ing IF the Gospel workers from 81. Albans
was held at the Centre, commencing last
Friday and lasting three days. There was
an unusual interest IN the meeting and an
increased attendance over the meetings the
week before. Another meeting is to be
held az West Alburgh. beginning next Fri
day \ band OF workers have been organ
iZei IN this town. s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

TIE IruMc % CRIME BOW sweeping
over Vermont has affected even the rising
generation. Two bad little boys at South
koyalior. the otler day, threw some large
sized stones at passenger train. striking
one person and narrowly missing Others.
The traditional bear dldu't come out and
make it sultry FIR these wicked boys, but
fierce and terrible constable did, and now
they are truly penitent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

Mothers can secure health for their children
and rest Tor the1se4ves BY the use CT Cas.0fia, a
perfect substitute for Caster Gil Il is absolutely
harmless aud Is as pleasant to tale as honey. For
Wind Collie, Sour stomach, Worms or Constipation,
for young or old there is nothing in existence like
it. 1t is certain. 1t is speedy. IL is cheap.