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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28
AIN u lsty oslss,

r, Hathaway 4 Co. have laid IN MI
enormous stock ~ Candy. Nuts,
Lemons, Orannrs, Crackers Cigars,
Fire Crackers ~. which they will
arll Al Chicago prices freight added
" pie nir pnrtles. parties running
lemonade stands ~.
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tier. ilsnwn. 4 lns la t~wta nid 4,
,he rmrluy ~ N II ltvpllttle. rap.
tnfr.i twn Wild rnss hall gtpwn bnT
day last week after 4 RonA deal NJ 4
t,Uht
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

hWA sht NstH4N44t tsMtAtAAta $500
ssH M If N NVs4N
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28
MINNESOTA 4 DAKOTA,
nv rms
Wln0nA Il ~ Peter Railroad Company


Tie Winnnn Il NJ Peter Railroad 20
u now Offering fur sale. NJ worry low price,
III land grant lands along the line af II,
Railroad In souihcrn Minnesota and East.
ern Dakota, md will receive In payment
therefor NJ par, any Of the Mortgage
ltonds of said Company.
These lands lie IL the great wheat he'll
Of tho Northwest, IN u climate mnsnr
passed for health. fulnesu. and In Is conn
Try which II leing rapidly settled by Il
thriving and industrious people, composed
~ . large extent " farmers, from tn
k.siorn and The older portions Of thu
Northwestern states.
n NJ. NuEcHAND, Land Agent III
sails u Lands VI said COMPANY, q Mar.
shall, Lynn County, MINI.
uEO. +. GOODWIN, Land Commissioner
General Onice 81 Chicago II North
We1iern Hallway Company, Chicago, III
-To oil perSons requesting informa-
elsn, by mall or Otherwise, circulars ans
Map Will be sent free " cost by nai.
Landsscosnmlssloner or said Land Agent.
1ilsuU
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

For iine Organ call on J. j..
Root.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

Webster X Lampson Will sell
Rroarrin1 ~ cheap ~ any Arm N
town, Coffee "A" sugar ~ M. f0r III
y good brown sugar Ii M. for ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28
1sEA ETINE

Mr. II. n. k4eycns.
bear Bir-~I take pleasure In saying that
have used ihe SeKetins In my family
with gcoA results, and ! have known IL
several cases ~ remarkable cure effected
~ ~ regard II ~ i valuable family
snsdicia@. Truly yours.
NV Nm. MCDONALD
The Nsy. VIM Mcdonald Ii we'll known
thron9I, sbv United States ~ minister IN
thv NJ. Y. Church
THOUSANDS fvEAk, ~ysgetins Ii Ack.
kn0wjedgcd and recommended by physi-
cisns ssa spotheeariss 10 b. the best pusi.
hsS and cleanser u thu biNsd yet discover.
81, SD lhessaads spesk In its praise VIA
esvs bssn Restored "a health.
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To " NOM " MY V'NNefSns
ysu and rach ~ yen sys hereby nollAsA
% appear II the reurt Hotsse III cvssso,
Howard Goanty. laws. On NJ mn day "
Ocioi,~r. a. u. tb7H. - TN Osl0rk 3. n,.,
IL attend tiM probatS NJ ~ lsssvumrnt
pnr10riins h M ihe Inst viii MnA Tests.
fnvnt m Jac0b Nakrr. LATE III Howard 10. \,
lows, deceased. n which time and place
ysa vii apt@ar md show cMHss. K.ny.
Why SAID VIM shOuld mt b. admitted 10
probate.
IN Testimony whereof. ] have herrunt u
suhsefitet my HHme aad sftixvd the seal u
mid office. this i1th day II Jnns 1874,
c.F, WEBHTEn,
aWl Clerk IL Clrcult tOayi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28
EE0 y TIVE

Mr. n. 4. Stevens;
Dear bir--l hay~ sold y~9esine fov d
i0sg tims, and And II gives ssDs excellent
SAaisfsssiOa.
y. n. ~ PRIEST, y ~, DyusssM.
Dissl~ts,a, I~d
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

Go ~ 4. II. Nnyrr for thu McCor
mirk fiafvrsirr and 1lindur.
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iSsstat hvss# II tssanrsA ara i4W
lstaA vi aWsssesN IfAseA. ts MaAAsta NJ
wftss NMN
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~ RECOMMENDED ny PHYSICIANS,
Valley Stream, Queens Co, Long 1siasd
New York.
NJ. N. n. Stevens
Dear sir - inke the pleasure # vrit.
Ing yom small certificate concerning Veg.
etins prepared BY you. have been .
sufferer With the dyspepsia for over forty
years. md have had ihr chronir Oiarrhra
iOr over sia months. and havs tried mnst
every thing. wMs given Mp 10 dir. and dill
mot expect tn livs from day IN slay anA NJ
tAyAiclsw could touch my rsse ! saw
your vsecttna recommended 10 cure pys.
pSrsis, ! commenced using ", snd con-
SIWMsd tioinw 10, and am now we'll wo.
man and restored 10 perfect health. All
Who sse afflicted with this terrible disease,
] would ki,diy recommend ~ Try II for the
benefit VI their health. and II II eScslicnt
~ blood purifier
ny Dr. r. u no.hrs. n. ~. f,r
Mrs WM H. FORBES.
ysagrixs.~~ When The blood becomes
lifslsss sHd stagnnn. either from chnngs
~ weather ~ III climate. want of exercise
SrvcEMiav diet, Uy from any 0thcT cause .
the yexsiiNs will r~asv ths blood, carry
" ths patvid hu,aers, cleanse the stomach.
regulate ihs bowels, and iinpsrt tone VI
vigor 10 the Wh0le bDdy,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

Conversational rhMvsA.s.Hss. t'ss
neueNkvi. tsssss, s~tsless ssrfs sahhssh Al ~ ~
=. W SD & ~ r. N ssnAsy sehs"l II "a n. Az
ere essatsiiy intttsd.
9otse epAt. skase rkNseh aers~s, My. A.
WsfNsAas9. Asss.ses svstt eHsstay ~ tisss q.
q. asa \ >. N. HwmsiAt F1huul ~ D. m.
AYAss Al Tree. strangers ara the rssHt, eas
Aialit lAsit*Ai
ksssAsasss Evts~ ~rAt ...Fes, y. rains.
~nNssmy. Va Ten A -. sha Y, ~
Sabbath svhart InnrAstsiy amer tsori M service
rsAyrt rs~viinE sarh rhusAast Even rs seats
ff,~. u~sesAi tnvHstiuh ~sssntvsi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

- ~ For 4 CASE IL cATAnRH That
SDOO RANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
for catnrrh will not instantly
relieve and speedily cure. Refer
cncc.. Henry Wells, Eru Wells,
Fargo n to. Aurora. n Y. VIM
bowen. Esq. Mediation. Grant
Il lsowcn. ~. Lo,iis. Trxtimoni-
alo and treatise BY mail Price
with improved Inhaler. 81 sold
- ~ everywhere WEEKS Il pot
sDOO TEX, Proprictors, Doston Mass
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

i ~ 1lasvs srlla she Mrt'esmlrk
Harvester and llIndef.
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r. II H0.M's, ~. y 1oF
NNk WM II. FORBES,
rEG ETI.FE
YoY Cancers and caneerous iiamora

Tor Cancers ana tHn~ef1uh UHtW0rN
Tho Doctors feriiAeste. Ksad II
Ashley. washtns'ea to, III. Jam. ~, IN
NJ, ". II. stevens
Desv kjv~~Tt,s IN Ia certify that had
epses suffering from ttoss tanrrr on Wy
right hvsnrt whieb grew very rapidly, nbd
oil ny friends had given me mp 10 dir.
wh~S heard ~ Your r~diein~. Vegetine.
recommended for lancer md esacer0us
DlWn,oys | commenced 10 fHks II. snd
seon found myyeifiNgins 20 feel better,
my heath and spirits lrDih felt th~ hEntvn
tnMwsNce whirt II ~svrieI. md in 4 few
tvOnshs fvoNs ihe time lraminrnevd the use
~ tho vegetin~, the Cancer came out ~.
most bodily
CARRIE DsrORREsT.
! certify thst sm personally sequsiat-
I'd With Mrs, ttsY0rrsst, md consider Der
oss Ut our very heal ssmsn.
DIX. r. n. FLOWERS.
Az D,ssAsx. ~ rHs BIooD. If Veg.
ssIne will vstievs pain. cleanse. purify, and
cure ss,ch diseases. r~stovirx the patient 70
perfect health after trying different physl-
cisss, nsny rrmeAies, suffering for years.
u not conclusive pvoef. II you srs > suf.
Svrev. ys,s can ~ euredl Why II this med.
teine performing sucl, great eufesY II works
u thu HOOD. In thv circulating Asld. II
eaa lvmiy b. called thu Urest Blend pMsi.
Der. re great source NJ diseAse OFtgln-
Atrs In the blood, anA ~ medicine thAs
dor. not net directly upon II, 10 parity
snd renovats, bss nny just claim npOa
Oubtte attention.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

DR.. Jnq.r's German Worm Cakes
arc an infnIlnble remedy for worms.
They will not only destroy but Aiso
remove them from the systcm. They
are pleasant 10 take and perfectly
harmless. Hold by all Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

Go to J. u. Root for u first class
Hcwing NM hlnc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

In ~ ssfffe 4 s.ess nj III MI
ttHHAHal's
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

OMe bottle 1,Y. vhisv's Herman pscioral
4 superior combination Tor sAuits and
children, warranted ~ emr my cough,
cold. bronchitis Or lune affection, Or drug
xl1t authorized 10 refund money, only 7Oe.
Try II. kwsnson h lowry, sole agents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

~. ritier'a Vegetable nemeAy. 3 phys.
icinns specially n yesss. positively care
Oh, 0Aic. Acntv ~ tnMAmntAtosy kkeomAt
i'm. dom. NeurslgtA. Nelssiea. LamhaeO
Nervous Dyspepsla. and III diseases eth,
serves, blood and kldssys, asvsv fall
when taken ~ directed. Awsnsom 4 low
~ arpnts for trsseo. i.Ievl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

MAGNIFICENT CARS
kattrfkn wtrH rng cgLEaHArrp
WESTINGHOUSE AIR brakes
and
Janness New i'aten, safety Platform aud
Coupler
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

THE ll.sLAs- COURTNEY RACE-The row
ing race between Haplan and Courtney
comes of at Montreal the first week in
October. the citizens having raised six
thousand dollars a. an inducement to them
to row the race there. 1t was estimated
that the percentage from the Grand Trunk
Railway receipts would amount at least to
81 900, and to this add the $500 to be given
by the Windsor Hotel proprietor. there
would only remain 81 500, which amount
was at once guaranteed. The articles Of
agreement provide that the race should be
Tor the championship. and that lIanlan and
Courtney should enter into no agreement
to contest any other race prior to this The
little town Of Barrie had offered S., 900
should the race be rowed on Kempenleldt
Bay, and had Courtney wished to have
rowed on the Toronto course that city
would have given $1,000. In addition to
the 5000 there will be 5000 put up by
the hackers of the two men, 20 that really
the prlzo will be Tor an aggregate of ST.
900. The boats built for the contestants by
Mr.. Chas. B. Elliott, of Greenpoint,
Long Island, have been forwarded to
Montreal. The models OF the shells
are identical. but there is differ
ence in their length and width. For Han
Ian two have been built. The first is 30 f.
9 in. long. depth amidships. 81 inches
depth at stern. 81 inches; depth at stem,
n inches; weight. 30 pounds. II s built
OF Spanish cedar, with trimmings Of Hun
garian ash. The second boat is 30 feet
long width, ia inches: depth smidships,
81 inches; depth at stem, 81 inches: depth
az stern, % inches. Weight. % pounds.
IL is built Of Spanish cedar. Tho Courtney
boat is 30 feet long; width, ia inches
depth amidships, So inches depth at stem,
81 inches; depth at stern. q inches
Weight 30 pounds. IL is built tbrough bout
OF Spanish cedar. There does not appear
to be the slightest doubt that the antici-
psted arrangements will DO carried through.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

JU,T bolore the committee appointed to
take charge Of the funds collected Tor the
reilet Of the yellow, fever sufferers met at
the house Of c. F. Ward. on Saturday after
noon, Mr.. Ward received telegram from
Mfmphis, announcing the death of his
brother, Mr.. james Ward, by;yellow fever
that morning, also the death of a little son
OF Mr.. James Ward. ard OF a sister in-law
member of his family, day or two
previous. Mr. James Ward was a well
knoTn and respected citizen Of Memphis
lie wrote his brother in this city few DAYS
sine, saying that as his residence was in
healthy part Of the city and as he had had
the lever once. some years ago, he should
not leave the clty. Becoming very anxious.
however. for his safety, Mr.. c +. Ward
wrote him last week. urging him to come 10
Burlington with his family The response
was this sad news of his death and that OF
his son. This case is only one of the thou
sands that are clothing the whole country
in mourning. May God comfort the mourn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

The Rev. Samuel l.. Caldwell, ID. d the
new elected president of Vassar College.
at poughkeepsie, N. Y, has for the last
i've years been professor OF h0milet;cs at the
Theological Institution at Newton Centre,
Mass where be has also had the charge of
the students in their literary work. DR..
Caldwell was born at NewburvDort in 1920
He was graduated at Warerville College in
1899, and at Newton Theological lnstitu-
ton in 1915. A year later he became pas
tor OF the FIRST Baptist church in Bangor,
Me. where be remained twelve years. In
1858 he removed TO Providence. K. l.,
where he served as pastor of the FIRST Bdp-
tist church until 1873. when be wa APP
pointed to the professorship at Newton.
Major Charles e. Gould, formerly of Wind
ham. Vermont, and major Of the Eleventh
Vermont Regiment in the war. has been
promUt d to a 81 600 position in the United
States Patent office.
Gen. james Longstreet. ex-Conlederate.
who has been appointed United States
Revenue Agent in the South, is said TO be
In destitute circumstances.
Hon. B. H. BristOw intends to practice
law in New York city. A copartnership has
been formed under the firm name OF BrIs-
tow, Peet, Burnett d Opdyke. The in
divldual partners are Il. Bristnw, W liam
Peet, w. 5. ODydke. sud Henry l.. Burnett.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

Brattleboro raised $500 for the yellow
fever sufferers.
Joshua Lombard. of West Windsor, a
veteran OF the war OF 1912. died the other
day at the age Of 80 years.
At Bennington. the other day, Jessie
Frazier, aged IA, was caught III q revolving
shalt Of the woolen mills, and seriously in
jured.
John Il. Amidon, of Elmore, veteran of Co.,
/, llth Vermont Regiment nrasy Ai,Iiery,
was seriously if nos fatally injured By the
premature discharge of a cannon at Camp
Reynolds, Wednesday, the results OF gross
carelessness. the cannon was not swabOed
no one thumbing the vent. His face and
hands were frightfully burned. lie will
probably survive and save one eye.
Jessie Briggs Of Bridgewater, who died
he other day, was a soldier IN the war OF
1872, and pensiOner for almost thirty
years. lie WAS father of Is children his
descendants now living are ten children,
thirty grandchildren and Is greit-grand-
children.
Religious notes: The cornerstone of the
new North church at St. Johnsbury will be
laid Monday, the services including an ad-
dress by President Bartlett. OF Dartmouth
College.-The Rev. Thomas j Tsy l,r. late
of Windsor, has received a unanimous call
to the joint Rectorship of Grace and ST.
Johns Parishes, Randolph Centre aud Yves.
Randolph.-Rev. j. NJ P. Dnglue. for sew
eral years Roman Catholic priest at
Montpelier, but who has for the last year
been residing in France, for his health, is
now on his way to this country, his health
being much improved and be has been ap-
pointed pastor of the Catholic church at
Waterbury. Rev. Mr.. Gallagher OF that
church having been removed to Mortified.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20
Return checks will be furnished.
LnmOille Valley Fair.

The Lamoillo Valley Fair Ground Company
are making Efforts to get up a good Fair
this year. Ii will be held at Morristovn
Sept. 24:h and 25.h. The company has add
ed some sixty substantial sheds for stoc k t
their former scconodations, and expect a
fine display of cattle. For the second day ;,
trotting they offer 5000 in two purses,
$500 for the first, and $500 purse. open
to all horses xho never beat 23s. The
managers have also secured very low special
rates over the Portland and 0gdensburg Rail-
road. ranging from 10 cents from johnson
to IS cents from Swanton and St. Johns
bury and return. All and all. there cannot
fail to be an attendance which will repay the
managers for their enterprise and pluck.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

| CLARKE PAPERS MRs. MEEcH AND HER FAMILY
ny Miss A. N. Hem,nway, author Of Rosa nys
tea, Editor OF the Vermont Historical Gazetteer
&C. Burlington: Published by Miss Hemenway
al2 PIP. Price One Dollar.
Miss uemenwsy's latest publication comes
before the public without any heralding
1t is neat limo. volume Of 3l2 pages,
printed on tinted paper. and handsomely
bound in muslin, the printing and press
work being done BY the FREE Press Asso-
CITATION. and the binding by William Scott
1t comprises biographies of the lat, Stephen
Clark, who was one of the pioneer settlers
and his wife, Mr.. Lydia Clark, after
wards Mrs. Judge Mech; of their ell
dest son, Lieut.. Nelson N. Clark, U. 5. A,
who was killed in duel in Texas. in 1882,
and of their second SOD, GA. D,wit: e.
Clarke. whose biography is brought down
to the year l550-about the time he left
Burlington for Texis-where it concludes
abruptly, with an intimation that it will be
concluded in a subsequent volume. Nearly
200 pages Of the book are occupied with the
life and journals and letters of G,n. Clarke,
relating his boyhood and college expert
ences his marriage, bis residence in Bran
don, his purchase of the Free Pass, his ex-
periences at Montpelier as secretary of the
Senate, his religious experience and Access
sion to the Catholic Church, etc. etc.
These comprise illusions to many matters
which will be of interest to Gen. Clarke 5
IN any old friends and acquaintances in Yer
mont, and will wildly recall their genial and
witty writer. With his own letters-many Of
which are to his wife and mother-are given
familiar letters from the late Gov. Paine,
Frederick Billings, the late Senator Foot.
and other prominent men living and dead.
The closing pages OF the volume have refer
euce to the will of Mrs Mech, and tho con-
test of the will. 10 the cursory glance
through the book which IL all that wo have
had time to give, We can see that it con
tains illusions to family matter, and to
the legal controversy, in regard to the
expedency of publishing which. opinions
will differ. The book, as its author says,
was made and printed in month, and she
pleads this haste a. palliation for any
paragraphs or letters. which might
better have been omitted. The volume will
have its interest and value for thoqe who
knew the persons whose history it relates,
and will doubtless find numerous readers in
this and other States. and especially in this
community where the author and the per
sons oil whom she writes are 50 well known,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

AID FOR The YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS
1HE CONTRIBUTION CT BURLINGTON. The
amounts COLLECTED chiefly by the ladies' Of
BurlIngtop) thus FAR paid in to the commit
tee in charge Of the fund for tie relief Of
sufferers by the yellow fever. amour. to
SOL 50. with one or two collectors yet to
report. As the contribution If St. Paul's
church for this purpose was SlO9 50, and
a. considerable sums have been sent on by
pri7s'e citizens Of Burlington, it is plain
that tie total contributions of Burlington
for this charitable purpose will not fall
short Of 900. Any who are disposed to
give to this most pressing and worthy char
iry, who have not been called on for sub.
SCRIP tions, are requested to serd their con-
trihutiuns to Mrs. c. F. Ward, Treasurer of
the Relief Fund.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

rINHlS is to give notice, that on the Sd day Of
i September, AID. 1873 q Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF william II. MAY ..
OF Georgia, in the county Of franklin and Martin
W. Mayo. of Milton, in the county of Chttenden,
partners under the firm name OF Mayo Brothers"
and State OF Vermont " no have been anjudged Bank
rupts their petition that the payment of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging 10
said Bankrupts, to them or for their use, and the
transfer OF any property by them are forbidden by
law; that n meeting of the creditors OF said
Bankrupts. to prove their debts. and TO choose one
assignees Of their estate, will be held ut
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office OF
l.. L. Lawrence. Esq in Burlington, the County OF
Chittenden and State OF Vermont, before L. l.. Law
renee, Esq, Register. on the ID day of october.
A. ID. 1873, At O'Clock g.. u. GEO. L. FOSTER.
lIM2W United States Marshal. as Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

IN the District Court OF the united States for tn,
L District Of Vermont. Ia Re. Phelps j. Murphy
Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. No. slJ. District 0
Vermont, IS.
sIR:-Notice is hereby given that petition ha
been He'd in said Court, by Phelps j. Murphy, o.
Hinesburgh IN said District, duly declared bank
for a discharge and certificate thereof fIOm all hi
debts and other claims provable under said Act
and that the lat day of october. 1875 at O'Clock
M before the Hon Hoyt II. Wheeler, judge OF sand
Court. at the U. S. Court Rooms in burlington. |.
assigned Tor the hearing Of the same, when AM
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may attend and
show cause If any they have why the pray er Of said
petition should not be granted
rarcd at Burlington on the 9th day Of Sept 1873
IIw3w b. -. SMALLEY, CLERK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

what they now are in so large a measure,
means of cheap advertising for
exhibitors. Of trials of speed in horses, and
holiday for the people, without profit
able lesson to be learned. The attendance
Wednesday was very good, the grand stand
taxing Sls6, while that Of Thursday was
much smaller though the show being chiefly
trotting. the receipts ct the grand stand
were about the same a. on Wednesday. The
streets leading to the grounds were we'll
watered, Wednesday night, which aided
much to the comfort of the visitors