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Report from d Practical Chemist and
ApUtheeapy.

BosToN, Janitafy !, 1914.
DEAR SIR--This is to ceftiiy that have sold
VEGETINE since April Il 1870, and Can trTrly
say that il has gwen the best satisfaction OF
any remedy for tile complaints for Which it is
recommended that ever Sold. Scarcely d ttas
passes without some Of MY CUSTOMERS TESTIFY
ing to its merits On themselves or their frehus.
/ am Perfectly cognIzaht OF several cases Of
Scrofulous Tumors, being cured w VEGETINE
alone in this vicinity. .t.. 49,
Very resp sctfnlly yours, 80.
Al GILMAN, 465 broadway.
70 Il. r. STEt ENs. & d:
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IT is reported that the President holds
music in very light consideration; 50
much so that he was accustomed to use
Babcock's flute to spoke" the Office fire
with. Poor Bab., seeing the silver Keys
of his beloved instruihen t melting down
among the incandesceht anthracite,
struck an attitude and with much
Junction quoted to the President this
solemn text:
sThe man that hath no music in himself,
Nor is not moved with concord OF sweetsoundS,
Is fit for treason, stratagems, anu spoils;
The motions Of mis- spirit are dull as night.
And his affections dark as Erebus:
Let no such man be trustedv'
Whereupon the President. to console
himself, lighted new cigar; and to con.
sole Babcock, ordered new flute.
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! GEN. BzBcocK's CASE comes on for
trial day after Tomorrow, This win
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PREPARED BY
TEL. r. STEVENS, Bostony Mass.

WHAT Is YEGETINE? 1t is q compound ex-
tract from blfks, roots and herbs II il, Ma
sture'5 Remedy. Fits perfectly harmless nom
any bad effects upon The system: It is nour- " !
ishfng and strengthening. 1T acts directly
ilpon the b.obd. IUqu1ets the nervous system.
# gives you good, sweet sleep at night. II ls d
great panacea lor our aged fathers and moth
i9rs; for 1T gives them strength, qufets. their
nerves, and gives them natures sweet sleep
as has been proved by many an agea person.
tits the great Blood Pnrffier, ft is d sOothing
remedy. Tor our chllllen. ~ has relieved and
cured thousands. 1t is very pleasant to taKe 9;
diseases orig mating from impdre blood. Try
the VEGETINE. Give 1t fair trIal Tor yoir Conf
plailfts; rnem YOU will say to your friend,
helghbor and acquaintance, "fry 1t; it has
cureu me-"
for n forr, ,s, isj ~ ii IL
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CHRONTOS. . ...... y y.
G Fl r @ M @ S !!
PRIMRosEs, 17xss 80 81 SO
IN THE WOODS, 17xss ---- so


the flowers Tne
with while the other rests upon basket nearly filed with
land The and Foliage abundaas
Gathering Prfmroses
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VEGETiEE, for the c4mplaints,for which il is
Recommended, is having y Larger sale through
out tile United States ttlan any other one med
itine. Why? Vegetine SvflICItre these
CO6lp N In irufS.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

NewYork Ex.....s. g:50P.M. ba5P,M b:50A4N.
LoUfsvILEA ANB oINoIAEA1f HoRr-LzssR.
Depot, Trout and Kilgour. Time, 4minutes slow.
Louisville Ex daily b:50A.M. 6s45P.M. 10:20A.M.
Louisville daily 3.OJP.M l2A5P.M. 7:i5P.M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
HOUSE.

MONTPELIER, W ednesday, Oct. %.
Reading OF Scriptures and prayer by the
chaplain.
The journal Of yesterday was read and
approved.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. Brown, of Pawlet, to pay the
town OF Pawlet the sum therein named $50
for railroad tax paid to the State Treasury,
and not collected Of the railroad) to CO IN
mittee on claims.
By Mr.. Martin. of Londonderry, laying a
tax on the county Of Windnam to COM
mittee consisting Of members from Wind
ham county.
By Mr.. Denney, of Mortified, to pay W.
ii. Morris the sum therein named lin blank
for recovering q team from Woodstock, lefi
there by the Barre bank burglars) to COM
mittee on claims.
By Mr.. Wales, of Burlington, relating to
practice in the court OF chancerv; to COM
mittee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Battell, of Ripton, providing for
building court house in the county OF
Addison, and laying tax on said county ;
to members from Addison county.
By Mr.. Swain, OF kocking ham, to change
the names OF Nettie CaiIsta Howard and
Hattie Flora Howard to general committee.
By Mr.. French OF Woodstock, in amend
ment OF chapter SO, g. s.. relating to grand
list permitting the listers to add TO the GA b
the words "exceptl that part of the list
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

ACATEcuIsM FOR TRAMPs.-By a new order
the turkeys at the several police stations
inaugerated last night, the practice of keep
inga register of the names and represented
place of residence of the tramps applying
for lodging. At the outside stations, where
business is not especially lively, he series of
questions propounded by jovial turnkeys runs
somewhat in this style : What is your name?
What is your nativity, age, height, fighting
weight and general reputation tor respecta-
bility How much taxes do you pay? Can
you read and write Latin ? Do you take
your whiskey straight? Are you married
How will you bet on New York ? What
did you pay for that suit ? How are you at
poker Can you take a tumbler ? Have
you a good cigar about you ? Do you con-
slider Turkish baths injurious to health. How
many of them did you take to-day? Have
you baggage, and what time shall We call
you in the morning =? Did you lose anything
on Indiana ? What perfume do you use on
your pocket-hsndkerchief etc., etc Gin
cinndfi Commercial.
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-'0N ! Al'hN' '-i say V'-' 80
Inc senate met Liel'ehAh'-"'''fh'F
80 "a : -, .,-,,.,- t.,. ,,,
C6anlain
The .Journal of vesterd,v was read AMI
apor.ved.
-. -..--......-.--... -.--,
BILLS n AOpO'Ap AM MI ANNhD
By Senator Williams, Of Rutland, an act
amending secuon |. OF chapter 81. and sec
tion j. Of chapter 100, =. :, (that the cOun-
ty court may Summon grand Juror at any
term, and the States attorney prosecute by
information, any crime not capi,a). real
twice ard referred to committee on
judiciary.
By Senator Waterman. of Windhsm. an
act in amendment of and addition To an act
to incorporate the White River Railroad
company read twice and referred to com
mittee on railroads.
Ii. 80. an act to pay John Bailey. the sum
therein nam, read twice and referred tJ
committee on claims.
Senator Walton, moved reconsideration
of the vote refusing to concur in Joint re-
solution to the special committee on centen-
NAL for an address by Charles NJ. Bliss,
secretary of the Bennington Historical
Society; agreed to.
Senator Walton. proposed an amendment
to .he resolution which was agreed to and
as amended the resolution was adopted
@ . o. =,
. % an aot " paS H.pls1 oapiou 'nI
sum tnereih haiheu reau Inc 'nilu 'ilne "uu
"a an oct reneaIin, an act entitled
son oct IN amsnd chan gi O : ent;tIed'i If
the traffic in intoxicatiny drinks. read the
third time and nassed
s a. an act in amendment of chan AZ
reiating to the partition of raj es,
fste road the third time Senator Seymour
;non;red if rho hin lid not ahridce the
r;Sbt Cfanneai asit EXISTS under the nrssent
Iaw
senator S;mons said he was not with the
oo,a,a;,,ao ,bon the b;ll was cons;dorsd
cd ,h"nnb, :, ,n;gb. he n dapnerons in
80 "a no sh=snl5 ro,a al.a;,s, ,h.
III, ''lN
Sn.,or Dov;s moved the hill bs ordorsd
p I;a' ooroad =,
% IS oc, reIa,;ng 70 tho an,o;n.uor,
81 n af d;.;-;o,. Of ~ a',aaro
go, % @ ata, and nend;n, ~ ,S;,S Ia
resdine "o Of the hill senator WaIton mored
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4TON VT. FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER g. 1876

fines in liquor cases lshall go to the town
where the offence is committed); read twice
and referred to the committee on judiciary
By the same, an act in addition to chap.
lib g. g.. providing for punishment BY
line for painting advertisements on fences
and rocks); read twice and referred to gen.
eral committee.
BY the same, an act to repeal an act en-
titled an act to procure the printing and
distribution of the report of the Secretary
OF the Vermont Dairymen's Association;
read twice and referred to the committee on
agriculture.
Ii. 81, an act to empower fire district No.
l, In Brandon, to bring water into such dis
trict, and to issue its bonds for that pur-
pose: read twice and referred to committee
on grand list.
RESOLUTION.
BY Senator Storrs, OF Essex. that when
the Senate adjourn. on Friday, it be TO
meet at p p. m, next Monday adopted.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From the committee on education, in
favor of Ii. lis. an act providing for the
care Of specimens in the State cabinet, and
Tor additions to the same; third reading
ordered.
From the general committee. in favor of
5. &c. an act repeating an act relating to
reporters OF the Senate; third reading or
dered
From special committee (the Senator
from Lamoille), in favor of ii g, an act
changing the time of holding the county
courts in the county Of Lsmoiile; third
reading ordered
From the committee on claims, in favor
OF II SO. an act to pay John Bailey, Jr.,
the sum therein named third reading Or
dered.
From committee on banks, in favor of II
2S, an act To amend an act to amend sec. |,
chap. 50, 9. s., with proposal of amend
ment (that the act take feet from its pas
sage. amendments agreed to and third read
ing ordered
From the majority Of the committee on
judiciary, against S. Is, an act relating to
liens at law on motion ordered to lie.
From the general committee, against IL
AZ, an act to change the names of certain
persons therein named ION the ground that
it could be done under the general law) on
motion ordered TO lie.
From the committee on claims, in favor
of II. 80, an act to pay VIM. II. Love Il Son
the sum therein named third reading or
dered
From the same in favor Of Ii. %, an act
TO pay jeremiah McCarty the sum therein
named third reading ordered.
From the committee on banks. against 5
IL, an act 10 secure the money deposited
with savings banks and trust companies;
ordered TO lie.
Adjourned
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amount Of lands devoted to public, pious
ana charitable uses; read twice and rtfer-
REQ TO committee on education.
II lo3, an act amending the Burlington
cnarter: read twice and referred to com
mi:t on judiciary.
Ii. lI3, an act relating to check lis. OF
voters read twice and referred to commit
tee on judiciary.
Mr.. Storrs said that most of the Senators
who were so anxious not to have an adjourn
ment from Friday, having fitted to their
several places of abode, leaving no quorum
present, he moved that the Senate adjourn,
and the Senate adjourned.
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an act and part of an act relating to circus
exhibitions; to general committee.
By Mr.. Sheldon, Of Rutland. to amend
sundry acts relating to check lists OF voters s.
to committee on the judiciary.
By Mr.. Bartlett. OF Shelburn, in relation
to interest. contract not to exceed eight
per cent. value; to committee on judiciary.
S. 25, to pay George Capron the sum
therein named; to committee on claims.
s. "a, repeating an act entitled an act
to amend chap. 81 e. s. relating to the
traffic in intoxicating drinks; to committee
on Judiciary.
BY Mr. French. of Woodstock, in addi-
tion to chap. SO e. s., relating to grand
list (making list set to a persons estate
legal as though set to the administrator or
executor Of the estate); to committee on
grand list.
SPECIAL ORDER.
At three o'clock, the special order was
taken up. being q resolution introduced by
Mr.. Woodbridge. of Vergennes. relating to
national affairs. Mr.. Ladd, of Alburgh.
moved that the resolution be laid over and
be made the special order for Saturday fore
noon, at IL O'Clock, when mo<On was
opposed by Mr.. Eaton, Of Danvllle.
Mr.. Battell, OF RIpton, moved to so
amend the motion as made by Mr.. Laid
that it shall be made the special order for
three O'Clock on next Wednesday af af.ernoon,
which proposal Of amendment was accepted
by Mr.. Lsdd
Mr.. Woodbridge hoped the consideration
of the resolution would be postponed as pro-
posed.
BILL INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Coolidge. of Plymouth, to amend
chap 50, z. :, relating t. grand list ire
peallng section 36) to committee On grand
list.
House adjourned.
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NEw RAILRoAp.-Th White River Valley
Railroad seems to be a fixed thing. The
contract for the building Of the road-bed,
with the necessary bridges, culverts, ETC.,
and the LAYING of the iron, has been award
ed to James E. Batchelder & Co., offspring
field, Mass, and the work is to be completed
before September st, 1877. The Central
Vermont Company is to take lease OF the
road and furnish the iron and rolling stock.
The road is to be narrow gauge. three feet
in width between the rails. 1t is hoped
that it will ultimately be extended to Ru,-
land
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

~ C,I..lIa;ee lllIaee Ii. Cbittenden, son of UonL.
,.rt 1',tlehaen; and Mr. james NJ. Town
ss,,-,. 90 Ji.' Of New Haven. Conn. have been
f-l''iea a partners in the well. known Iar
Y-s r ohittenden a Hubbard. of New
a, " Ihe young members wrre cls "smst's
If :, graduating with honor in the class
pa.' -, Mr.; Townsend taking the DeFoIest
Yale, ues' collegiate honor Of
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MONTPELIER, Saturday. Oct 2S.
The Senate was called to order BY the
President pro tenn
Reading of the Scriptures and prayer BY
the Chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved.
Adjourned.
Afternoon.
Senate met, president pro fem, In the
chair.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND EEFERRED.
H. 100, an act relating to the village OF
Northfsld; read twice and refsrred to the
general committee.
Ii. I57, an act to amend an act entitled
an act to establish Ncrthfeld graded school
district; read twice and referred TO COM
mistee on education.
Ii. I5s, an act requiring lister, 10 report
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OuSE.
MoSrPEIiER Friday. Oct. 9
JUurnRI Ut YesterudV rtdU dHu opPfOFel
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.

MONTPELIER, FRIDAY, Oct. ~.
Reading Of Scriptures and prayer by the
Chaplain.
Journal Of Yesterday read and approved.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. Henry, OF Chester, changing the
county lines on tie eastern side Of the state
1.-THE provisions Of this bul have already
been fully stated in these columns); Mr.
Henry moved that it De referred to select
committee of seven members of the House.
(Mr Henry requested that the committee
be selected from members residing in coun-
ties not affected BY the provisions OF the
bill.) Mr.. French. of Woodstock, moved
that the bill be ordered to lie tor the pres
eus. and that It's reference to q committee
be deferred until the towns interested could
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I"' 200. ,q Bs-i.sgtoH, (ia.) HaiOIeye.
o,y1o rEnfus.
..-err sl-sas'nan' he ran on Nom'''
~. ...-.,ra -roaas Of travelling folks un-
'-a-E re women wept or strong men
.o-. ample cases, desolated Sara
a-ed ordinary l1z-a-e, u va, "a
.,, a--.. . e1term'uated hand-ooxes. and
s- ,-' .ers' outfits by the score
t9eo.d T. P. bagsaseman. one OF
tie % asrn tine
.txr0 SEcJNDUs.
-.,tr sermon there came modest nav
watched how ruthlessly the bag
..... ~ l.s trunk ior him to smash
.s.s- sai my worldly possessions are
Ncr and -old have none
are 10 that trulk. Handle
ga ] and am poor, and Il
--lra... nv Boo watches and weeps
-r.- Hs--2-e, then that's the
.ut1 all.
Nt-.Ie
-tSr9 TsRNus.
.-4aty trunk with snorts Of
5-t .a tbc handles ron the ends
..ep.ea4.r-s .. thepassenEer for-
.....-k. .- ue plat orm, and then
...-.ln. n. the ear, and let an ON
-- 4aI then wnacked u over a
-,-ev z Q the end o.. the bridge,
s-H be revolver and finally
.-tls. took a Tying leap into
I'd .t, and III On i in corn
.0. -, head and stomach, and
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-~+NANA-A-'
Bv Mr. Martin, of Londonderry. to pa
g. ". Warren the sum therein named in
blank, fJr money paid and time spent in
conviction Of Jesse Lewis, charged with
the crime Of murder; to committee on
claims
By NJ. Martin, of Londonderry, ID pay
Chauncey Bryant the SUN therein named
Tor same account as above to committee on
claims
By Mr.. Martin. Of Londonderry. to pay
Ii. {. Ward the sum therein named same
account as above.
Mr.. Martin. Of Chelsea. moved that the
House adjourn and on that question Mr..
SlrgeEt. Of Norwich, d.manded the ayes
and nays. which were taken. Ayes 40,
nays 2l. So the House adjourned.
iNorE-1he evident intent OF the demand for the
yeas and nays was u enable the few members who
Weee present 10 pace their lanes upon the JOuI-
nal, many members who voted against adjourn
melt over from Friday afternoon to Monday hav-
a.; already LETT for their hOmes.-RcpOrter.l
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which has been altered by the selectmen")
to committee on grand list.
By Mr.. Kent. of Panton, relating to the
compensation Of town superintendent (tG
be paid by the seectmen of towns instead oil
by treasurer of STATED; to committee on ed
ucation.
By Mr.. Parker, of Putney, petition oI
sundry persons relating to amendmnt oi
chapter 81, g s., relating to sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors rtferred.
By Mr.. Savage, OF West Windsor, to le-
galize the grand list of the town OF West
Windsor for the year 1874; TO committee
on Erand list.
BY Mr.. jenkins, Of Burke, prohibiting
minors from committing offences against
public policy (prohibiting them from visit
ing billiard halls and bowling alleys to
general committee.
By Mr.. Dillingham;, Of Waterbury, re-
latlng to costs in criminal prosecutions be-
fore justices to committee on Judiciary.
J,IST RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. jenkins. of Burke, that the Cover
nor is hereby authorized TO appoint three
commissioners to devise plan for the bet
ter accommodation and utility of the State
library. the State cabinet and the collections
Of the Vermont Historical Society. and to
prepare designs and make estimates for the
same and to report to the next legislature
on motion Of Mr. Abel, OF West uayen, re-
ierred to committee on public builniDgs
READ THIRD TINE.
II. 2S, to amend an act to amend sec. l
chap. 50. =. s., approved October 2eih
1872: passed.
II 81 in relation to tic electors Of rres
ident and VIce-Pre>ident; passed
REPORTS.
From the committee on education, in
favor Of II. ll9, to smerd sec 4. of an act
approved IN November, 1871; third reading
ordered
From committee on education, in favor
OF H. ll5, providing for the care Of specI-
mems IN the State cabinet and for additions
to the same, thIId reading ordered.
From general committee, in favor Of II.
AZ. TO change the names OF Elbridge q
Graimes and others, third reading ordered,
and the bill was thereupon read the third
time and passed.
From general committee. against II 50,
to change the name Of Charles Hadley
third reading refused.
From Committee On grand list. in favor Of
II. Is, to le.-iz3 the lists OF the town of
Burlington for the years 1873 and 1876;
third reading ordered, and the blll was
thereupOn read the third time and passed
From committee on grand list, against
II "a. to legalze the lists of the town Of
Bakersfield Tor the years 1873 andj 1876,
third reading refused.
Adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

THE REV. LEWIS b. HIBBARD, of Char
lotte, has accepted an engagement rs editor
Of the Vermont Farmer
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
THE AFFAIRS OF TIE CENTRAL vERMoNT ARE
APPROACHING A CRISIS.

If, as the Sunday Herald of this week says,
the only alternative to the acceptance Of the
plan of reorganization by the stock and
bondhoders be bankruptcy, II will be a sorry
day for New England and Boston that will
see the alternative accepted. The bank
ruptcy of the Central means to the bond and
stockholders the loss of all their investment,
to the merchants, traders and farmers along
the line, road plundered and skinned in
the place of one that is run to help them, to
Boston the triumph of a monopoly that seeks
to make her n sort of distant suburb Of
Rev York But the plan of the committee
upon reorganization adopted, with business
revived, economy practIced, the managers
whole attention and energy devoted to the
DEVELOPMENT of the resources of the road,
the stock and bondholders will get both in
terest and dividends, the public the best of
travelling and freight accommodations while
our city will be able to compete successfully
with the other great maritime cities OF our
country for the business of the world.
Boston