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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-28
SanfOrd's Radical Cure for
CaIurrh
THE GRtItT REPUTATION
Which NEGETISE has attained In all parts OF tLe
country
sreut and Good Medicine


And the large number Of testimonials which are
constantly being received from persons who have
been cured by its use, are conclusive proof OF its
great value. II is recommended by physicians and
apothecaries. As a Blood Purifier and Health Re
siurer. IL has no equal.
VEGEr1sE is not prepared for a fancy drink made
from poor liquors, which dehilitates the system and
tends to destroy health instead o! restoring 10.
Are not the many testimonials given for the dii-
ferent complaints satisfactory to any reasonable
person suffering from any disease mentioned above.
that they can be cured Read the ferent iesii-
monials given. and no one can doubt. In many Of
these cases the persons say that their pain and
suffering cannot be expressed in OF Scrofu-
Ia where apparently. the whole body was one mass
of corruption, II NEGErISE will relieve pain,
cesnse, party and cure such diseases, restoring
the patient perfect health after trying different
ply sicians. many remedies, suffering for years is
il not conclusive proof IL you Il sufferer, you
can be curedl Why is this medicine performing
such great cures II works in the blood, in the
circulating fluid. IL can truly be called the GREAT
originates in the blood ana no medicine that does
not act directly upon it, TO purify and renovats,
has any Just claim upon public attention. When
the blood becomes lieless and agnaut, either from
change Of weather or Of climate want OF exercise,
irregular diet, or from any other cause, the NEGE-
TINE will renew the blood, carry OF the putrl hu
mors cleanse the stOmuch, regulate the bowels AID
npart a tone Of ylgor TO the whole body. The con
victiOn is, in the public mind as well as the med
Fegstd5le Kingdom are more safe, more successful
in the cure OF disease, than mineral medicines
NEGETIsE Is composed OF roots, harks ana herbs. Ii
is pleasant TO take and is perfectly safe 10 give
an in ant. Do you need 1t, DO not hesitate to try
it, You vii! never regret l..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-28

Ne SPECIAL SEssIoS.-The St. Adams
Messenger "learns from undoubted author
ity" that Coy. Peck has decided not to con-
yene tho Legislature in special session. to
provide fo7 the representation Of the State,
in It's organic capacity. at the Centennial
Exposition.
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ESSEX JUNoTIoN.-Somc OF the entsrpris-
ing citizens OF Essex Junction have organ
lied II Reading Association. which is
offered as follows President, Wm.
Fletcher Viee-President. j. W. Truax,;
Secretary, S. A. BrOwnell; Treasurer. c.
r. Drury Janitor, o. B. Skinner; E-ecu-
tive Committee, N. A. Bingham, DR.. C.
NJ. fellen, D. Il, MaconbsF, R, s. spenl-
ding, " J Beach,
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Geut.emen-I an happy 10 inform you that sAS-
FuRD's RADICAL CURE IS the best remedy fl- Ca
tsrrh have ever sold. Il gives IN ver.al salts
faction. I have not found case that i old not
relieve at once. and in many cases a cure is per
formed ~ the use Of one bottle Il must soon
lead an others in the uarke' Please seLd me
another supply. Respectfully yours.
ANDKEN Les.
Manchester. Mass. April 3. 1873.
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KILLED EY rH1 CARS. - John Haley. a
night walehsan oa the Central Vermont
Railroad, at North Iarlland. was ran ever
and ki!lei "Wednesday evening, by sone
train between Nor,A nir.land and Hart
land. Several trains passed over his body.
lie leaves large family.
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mistfllantoGs.
lIEOREE NIILES.


CUCCESSOR To JOHN LALLy. Corner os Grlu-
- ite, v. First St, South Boston.
Gre-hox boilers. 81 inches diameter. IS .ect
long. % tubes. .. inches 10y nine feet.
hre-o0X boilers, g. luchos diameter. is feet 10
inches long, ~ tubes. = inches by feet
? fue boilers. - inches diameter oy 10 feet iUn-,
fues o inches diameter.
hue boiler. - inches d.amttcr : 3 3 feet long,
tues 10 inches diameter.
2 fre-ooX boilers u inches diameter by i3 feet
lonS one % tubes, , inches ny iee.. one - tubes
.. inches by feet. return tubes
! boiler 60 inches diameter feet o inches
hl n, 90 tubes, inches by ;eet inches
SECONDHAND.
hoI z5ntal boiler, q inches d,amstor. 70 feet
inches long, 81 tubes inches by . .eot inches.
3 horizontal boilers feet daJ-eter, d. feet long,
81 tubes inches hy ~ feet.
y boiler q inches lmcter, liL feet long. -
tubes, inches by g 'eet
upright boiler. Feet diameter. % 3 sh 100
tubes, inches by feet
uUr -ht boiler, A inches diameter .eet high.
60 tubes. inches by 3, feet.
upr -ht boiler. - inches ainetyr, FEET high.
% tubes, inches tl ,eet.
hre-hox boilers, 3 ICE diameter, Do feet long, Sd
tubes inches.
/ horizontal ho.lor. feet diameter. feet 10
Inches long, - tubes. inches hy feet . inches.
horizontal boiler. A. inches q amtter, a ieet
long. IS tubes, inches hy DO i,et.
upri ght boiler. 80 iuChss dinm1te~ feet hirh
g tubes inches hy feet.
upright boiler, 80 inches diameter feet
inches high, 81 tubes inches hy q .eet
upright boiler, 80 inches diameter !eet q
Inches high, % tubes inches by b. feet.
All the above boilers are to be sold 90 settle the
Estate OF tbs late JOHN LhLLY.
Jan 80 --deodlw
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ueutlemen-Please send me three dozen SAS.
tokus RADICAL CURE. This preparation : the
most successful Of any remedy ever sod hy ne for
the treatment Of catarrh. In the fret stages acts
instantly, and ia severe cases o. CHEoSic CATARRH
has Effected some remarkable cures.
Very respectfully, Ii. +. BlCkS
- uarri son Avenue.
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Capt. y. B. Proctor is building q fine
residence, on the lot recently purchased by
lin Of Mai Davis. on the Shelburn road.
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MoxrPE1IER.-The formal opening OF the
Pavilion Will take place some time next
month.
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CANNOT RE EXCELLED.
rusnt Ug-uuS rIarnb 10 :

Il X STEVENS.
Daar Sir-This Is IN certify that lave used your
Blood Preparation" in my family for several
years, and think that, for serofula or CanctrOss
humors or Rheumatic Affections, 1t cannot be ex-
ceiltd; and a blood purifier ana spring medicine,
it is the best thing have ever used and have
used almost every thing. i can cheeriully recon-
mend II TO any one in need Of such L medicine.
Yours respectfully.
AIRS. A. A. DINSM0RE,
Kussel Sfraet
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Having TIC past three months had Al uuusla ]
demand Tor Catsrrh remedies, have found that
eASFoED's RAIICAL CURE : the leading article IN
every sense o. the word. my sales being ior { one
dozen 20 oae bottle % any other remedy.
Ii. ). bAkILErF.
Harvard tquare. C4Mar.d-e.
N.-ef f4--
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Aeu advertisements.
CATARRH.
Eastern Druggists Recommend
SanfOrG's Radical cure for
Catarrh as the hest mud
only remedy giving I'M
iVersal satisfaction.

FauM rHE DRUG FxAWiSER q IHg DosIuS Custom
UeUsE.
SANFORD : RADICAL CURE has proved So lioruly
successful. in the treatment o. Catarrh that noW
recoume il exclusively, and consider 1t far su-
perior to any preparation before prepared for
this disease ISAAC T. CAMPBELL,
Druggist, Broadway, South Boston.
AID ExaMner 0. Dr. 8, b. Z. n.
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are run on all trains Of the road 49,, a,s 10
This il the ONLY LINE running these cars -. pe
tween Chicago and 1t. Paul or chicago auu 'ii
waukee. 80 o.
At OMAN, our sleepers connect with the over
land sleepers on the Union Pacific haiIrOau 40i III
points west OF the Missouri River
On the arrival Of the trains rom Tue u az. ~
sonth. the trains Of the Chicago North western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows
For COrNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA and CALif0ENil.
Two through trains daily, with Pullman Isla0e
Drawing Room and sleeping Cars through 10 Oouh-
ell Bluffs.
For ST. PAIL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two through
trains daily, with PULLMAN ia4Aoe N
on both trains.
For GREEN RAY and LAKE SUPERIOR. Two trains
daily with Pullman Palace Cars attached AM Kun
ming through to Marquette.
For MILWAUKEE,, Four through trains daily.
Pullman Cars on night Trans
For wINOyA and points in Minnesota oIe
through train daily.
For pUBIQUH, via Ffeeport, Two through tAins
daily, with Pullman Cars on night Train
For DrBrOrE and La CROSSE. via Clinton, Two
through trains daily, with Pullman cars on Elzht
train.
For sIOrI CITY and YANxTON, Two trains daily
Pullman Cars to NJ lssouri Valley Junction.
For LAKE GENEVA, Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING, kEN0sHi. JAMES
VILE, and other points, you can have irom Two 10
ten trains daily.
For rates and information net attai nable hsm
your home ticket agents, apply to
MARVIN HUGHITT,
General Superintendent.
W. H. sTENHA1r,
General Passenger Agent.
May y. ISIS. wto Jan .ls-6.
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Going North as snd 9 20 4. n; and 2'55 snd SD
,. m.
Going East. AS q. n. ard 1890 and go p m
Going South. S;l0 a. IL, and 2.o anc ~ p u
TRAINS ARRIVE
From the North. SOS n, ana l-ao ana y p N
Rom ~ 80 : I5 and 10 y a. n, and 625 p. m
From the Sosth p a. m, and 1880, 255 and SS0
y. n
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IhAve In a number Of cases recommended san
FoRD's RADICAL CURE 10 my customers. and Ind
Il is the only Catarrh medicine have ever sold
that gave general satisfaction. | have yet 20 ind
one dissatisfied person that has ever used il, and
know OF great many who have derived great
benefit from Is use. va. +. rtsrUN.
Woonsoeket, H. l., Oct. 49,
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SMALr OID pEorLE.-Joseph Stickney, OF
Greensboro, was born in Hillsboro, n. H.,
in the year l7s5. and is consequently about
s. years old. lie takes his walks frequent
IL and last year they amounted to nearly
800 lnl~s lie is healthy. says he has new
er had headache in his life. and i IN
complete possession OF all his faculties.
Nearly hall century ago woman by
the uamc OF LOOMS. living in the town OF
Pawlet. Was compelled 10 ask relief from
the town. which was refused. She finally
became charge upon the toxin, and she
then made a vow that tho town of Pawlet
should n; re withoata pauper for 30 years
She ai.l be 100 years old in October, 1876,
and the 50 years Will expire some time next
winter She has had oftIs Of marriage
during hcr dependence, but her answer
always Wa. " | would not swap the town
Of PaNl-t .or the best man living The
town house. where she now resides, is over
a mile ffoia Pawlet village Last fall She
ma le er annual visit to tie village on
foot
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f('HE undersigned offers for sale lis acres of the
i well-known fsxon Farm situated one N le from
Milton Falls for 81 coo. This farm 10 we'll watered
and has q good wood-lot. . good dwelling. house
desirable location. AMOS hobart.
Esssx Junction, Jan. 10, ls's,-wu
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

Boston, Feb. 49, 1871.
Henry Il. STEVENS, Esq;
Dear Sir-About one year since found myself in
a feeble condition from general debility. VEGETISg
was strongly recommed 10 me by friend who had
been much benefited by its | procured the
Article and. after using several bottles, was re-
stored TO health, and discontinued its use. / feel
quite confident that there is medicine superior
1t for those complaints for which it is especially
prepared; and would cheeriully recommend It 10
those who feel that they need something to restore
them TO perfect health. -
Respectfully yours, U. L. PETTENGILL,
Firm Of 5. II. Pettengill l. Co,
No Id Siate Sfreat. Hnstnn.
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D THIS AGENCY Is NOT under the eontroi
of The National Board OF nderwriters, bus oners
Policies in first-tlass American anu Lnsns"
Companies, at reasonable and equitable rates.
The attention OF the iusurins public Is IesPeej
fully called TO the following list oi hESsVNSihLH
COMPANIES represented here
FIRE ASSOCIATION, OF PniLADELPhii, ~:
Assets S3.5oO,oOO
poyu c,ylpI,N FIRE AND NlBINE ms. CO.,
MONTREAL, 7. O. 900, ann
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL e"'""o''""'
Cash Assets. -. 'Ov1'VoV
AMAZON ms. =. IScINSATI. GHlO,
Assets Ss.000.OSO
INCOMING FIRE ms. CO. PiiLADsLPBiA'
asse,s. So. 553, eco
MERCHANTS ms. CO., NEWARK, Nh,
.ssc,s 5000. 900
wEsTCHgsTER FLEE rs. CO., NtW YORK,
Assets. ....... ....-.-.. Ss3o.ooo
COMMERCIAL rIaE ms. co., ST. LOUIS.
asxcts ......-.S 52J.O0o
CITIZENS FIRE ms. CO., NEWARK. \. J.,
assets ..S 100000
PEOPLES FIRE ms. CO., NEWAEk, \. j.
Assets S1SS.O1O
COMMONWEALTH FIRE ms. CO., BOSTON. MASS
.sse,s S30O. 900
aILIiXcE risE iSs. co., GOsIoN, MASS,
Assets $3.50. OoO
REVERE FIRE lNS. TO-, BOSiON, MAsS.'
.sse,s ...... S25O, OOO
RTFFALo FIRE ms. co., BtFrALo, ny,
Assets S30o.OOO
HUDSON FIRE us. CO., JERSEY tll. ID,
Assets ......--.- -S'sVV.VVV
CHANPLtIN Mutual FIRE ms. CO., BURLINGTON,
VI,
Assets, Premium Notes. SiJo,Ooo
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENu ms. co, HARTFORD, Ct,
ssscIS .....- @.s. 5UO.oOo
MtsSACHIsETTs INITIAL LIFE ms. CO., SPRlN6-
FIELD, MASS,
Asset. ..........s &c. eco. 900
VERMONT LIFE ms. &C., HiEliNGIoN, VI,
Assets ---------.- -.--.---- 0A"''O
with the above and other RELIABLE CON-
PANIES. can place all Insurance that may he
LETT to my charge and shall continue 60 look aiter
the Interests o.. M patrons As c-ose5 -A aith-u+y
as ever. 400, ,
The Travellers Insurance Company still lssue
their ACCInENT POLICIES ior the ucntA OF
wear, and No PERSON SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE
The LIE Insurance Companies is-ue non-iosieit
Jug policies Offering q the insured as good CON
tract as can be obtained anyv here, aud pes q z
good dividends after the FIST year
ETAll losses adjusted and pad n this oilce.
q Due notice Of the expiration o. Insurance
always given
s9rOTiers By mall or telegraph w.N receive
careful aud prompt attest n.
g@yStateneuts % stauiins Cd. c.--pan'e5 cheer
'1-'' #. =. PECK,
Jan. .csuu cen. Lee. AZ.
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Under the constitution Of Texas uine Of
jury may render verdict
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GAINED Is POUNDS OF FLESH.

sourH BERWICK. Me-, Jan. II, 1872.
ii. X. STEVENS. Esq:
Dear sir-I have mad dy spepsia in its worst form
Tor the last ten years. and have taken hundreds Of
dollars worth Of medicine without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
VEGErISg, since which time my health has steadily
improved. Ny food disests we'll. and have gained
fifteen pounds Of flesh. There are several others in
this place taking the VEGEfISR and all have OBJ
THOMAS T. MOORE,
Ovsrseer Of Card Room, Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
vEGETINE Is sold BY all Druggists.
,Dss. %, dSwln
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GIVES HEALTH, sTRENGTH, AND
APPETITE.
My daughter has received great benefit from the
use Of the VKGETIsE. Her declining health was
source Of great anxiety to all Of her friends few
bottles OF the VEGErISE restored her health,
strength, and appetite. N. ii. T1LDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
No. 40 Sears Building Boston. Mass.
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GREAT OFFER!
n,i.nY MOLSE,

Garner Frs, and River Streets, Troy. y
j. ". srEARSS,- --...-..--..---.-''''-'
Formerly Of Mansion House. Free carria5e Z. in.
from Inc House. Telegraph office IN the US
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as to shut out the surrounding air. he
puts the ice in the top So as to keep the ar
cool. This plan keeps the cream sweet,
which he thinks is much better than that
from tour cream, while the sweet cream
produces more butter, better butter. and
that which keeps longer. He keeps his
about So hours, and sells his butter Tor
fifty cents per pound.
Mrs. p. l.. Hopkins then read an essay On
Home" which was followed by paper
on Contagious diseases in animals ana the
laws of the New England States Tor their
prevention, by Mr.. I. L. Gold, Secretary OF
the Connecticut Board Of Agriculture The
speaker referred to the Texan cattle disease,
brought in by the introduction OF Texan
cattle, involving loss of millions OF dol
lars and threatening toe destruction OF the
western cattle interest the rinderpest IN
its late yisi; to Great Britain the ravages
of the same disease in Egypt and other
countries the recent visitation OF the foot
and mouth disease in Great Britain, pres
enting facts and statistics of the terrible
losses sustained. The loss in Great Britain
for the past ten years by cattle diseases has
hson estimated at SIC, 100000 per annum.
And Yet with care the spread of these dis
eases may be prevented. Numerous other
/ instances were enumerated, and Mr.. Gold
closed his parer by quoting the many laws
which have been enacted and the efforts
which are being made to prevent the
| spread CT di-ceses ame.. CIR Domestic cat
tie.
Prel. y CIe-sey, veterinary professor at
| the Mas,acl O. -..s Agricultural College,
! followed.
In the evening Mr.. Landreth presented
the clair.s ct tie Centennial Exposition,
and a resolution was adopted asking Gov
error Peck to convene by proclamation tae
Legislature at such early period Is would
seem to hin best
Mr.. Ellsworth of Massachusetts,. then told
how to make cheese from skim milk. lie
heats milk directly from the cow TO l65 de-
erees. aud Immediately coos 1t TO 60 de-
| grceS, for butter, summer and winter. lie
has done 50 since 1861 with good results.
lie sets milk twelve to--s, then skins 1t.
and make. very good butter from the cream
and good cheese from the milk. Has ex-
perinentod with butttrmilk. and finds that
il Yields q rich mess of stuff. he hardly
| knows what to call it ; but by mixing 1t
with milk he was sure he made more but
ter and cheese, and OF better lality. lie
found on an average that 3ia pounds OF
milk make pound Of butter. and 10 pounds
| of milk make pound of cheese.
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l>I.I.J ouraAcE.-A despatch says that
yoei -.. named Ballard has been ar
ce-,c5 a F-ra iar entering the house
u. Sid .i.e. AM, according to one story.
,.oI4..- '.. ~ue, daughter and the ser
yAat Ballard was accompanied by
rs !...-t ~. one Charles Harrington,
ai-5 r.s-,-l sikh she same crime, for whom
the CT 'a.- ere searching at last accounts.
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OATMEAL SOAP.

7oo uases. low prics. quick sales. Extra term.
T. " Jan Il .fd&Efz
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The only genuine Oatmeal soap ; known W..
hssnss. fne toilet soap in the world, and the on
perfect winter soap. Asz FOX HOBiNsoN,s 9Af
NEAL SOAP. Jan - '-NN
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SMistellansons.

AGENTS WANTED fOR THE GREAT
nEMTENKIAL HISTORX
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character is worth more than wealth or
display rnd il Vermont should send moth
ing else to the Centennial than the wood
saw with which Gov. Peek recently pre-
pared his SICK neie hb1r's fuel, she wOuic
impress thought upon the States and NJ
tons tha5 would rebound 10 her cre:it
through the world Messenger.
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w I'M L I'D
,yan., for the best selling Prize Package 10 tls
world Ii contains Is sheets pa per- - onFS'Opes 20
and niece Of iewelry. Single package WITH eissaal
prize. postpaid. 25 cts. Circular iIes- BRIDE q
10 7G9 Broadway, n. Y.-Jan4 }, Ta@"t~
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Mas. j. GREGORY SMITH.
Member of Women's Centennial Executive
Committee and Manager for Vermont.
st. Adams, January u, 1876.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-12-14
TO THE CITIZENS OF IOWA /:

The Iowa LIFE INSURANCE. Conf
PASY owes its existence to the cOnvic-
ton that Life Insurance should he fur
nished at 1ess rates than have hereto
fore been afforded.
The records Of the State Auditors
Office furnish proof that within the
last fifteen years millions Of dollars
had been paid by Iowa citizens for Life
insurance, and that out of these mill
iods, Insurance Companies paid all
death losses, and had millions left.
The originators of the Iowa Life bc-
lievcb that the laboring classes, and
those in moderate circumstances, who
hod been heretofore deprived of the
benefits of Life Insurance by reason of
the enormous sums required TO be paid
annually, as well as the rich, should
have an opportunity afforded them to
make suitable provision for those de-
pending upon them, without taking
all they could save from their earn
ingS 10 pay advance premiums
They believed If the insured could lie
called upon for small sums at intervals,
as they might be needed, to pay losses
onip, and gxed sum to defray cXpen-
ses, and by each policy holder paying
d Just share Of losses as they occurred,
that noperson who could pass the re-
guired medical examination need he
deprived Of life Insurance Policy OH
account of the cost.
After careful confederation il wasssde-
terinined that the blessings of Life In
surancc should, by the cheapness Of its
rates and simplicity rs its plan, be
brought within the reach of all classes
of men, and to this end