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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court Cor the Dis
trict Of Chttenden. Commissioners TO receive. ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF all per
sons against the estate OF Geo. +. Curry. late OF
Shelburne, in said district, deceased ard also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
xix months from the day Of the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business OF our appointment, at the store OF
O. ". Curry, in Shelhurnc, in said district. on
the first Tuesdays Of June and November next,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on each OF said days.
Dated this eth day oil May, 1888.
J. =. WELLS
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V EG I'll N E
For DrOpSy.

CENTRAL FALLS. r. l., October 10, 1917.
n. II. X. SILvsNS:
IL is a pleasure to give NY testimony for your
valuable mt d cine. ] was sick for a long time with
drUusy, uncrr the dOcturs care. lie said il was
ter between the heart snd liver. received no bon
lit until commenced Iak NJ the Negetine, IN fact
] was GROWING worse. have tried many rene lies;
they did MT help me. Negetine Is the medicine for
prtpsy. lcsan to feel better alter taking few
bottles. have taken thirty bottles in all. ! an
perfectly well never felt better. No one can feel
more thankful than do.
am, dear sir, greitful'y yours.
IL WIIEEIER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

THAT" FENIAS" CAxP AT NORTH Troy
A North Troy special says the party re-
ferre to n the press dispatch as being en-
camped there, consisted of a bakers dozen
of ordinary tramps who have siHce pulled
stakes and lit out. The report add that there
is no sign or talk OF Fenisnism there. or
anywhere on the Vermont borders.
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tine house. who flashed dark lantern in her
face. Hardly knowing what to do, the lady
ran into the sittingrOom and began pound
ing on the stove-pipe of the stove that ran
through the ceiling into the room overhead,
hoping by that means to alarm gentleman
who was sleeping there. The robber follow
ed her into the room, aud drawing pistol
tired II shot that went over her head and
lodged in the wmhowsill He then seized
her by the hair, but she broke away from him
and nan into the kitchen. The two robbers
then beat retreat, and the lady standing in
the doorway raised her revolver and fired
twice, one shot taking effect, as one of the
men dropped his pistol and exclaimed My
God, I'm shot in the arm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
VI. T.. Noes ESTATE.

VIvE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittcnden, Commissioners TO
receive examine and adjust the claims and demand.
of all persons, against the estate OF 7.
Rice late OF M.sturd in said District, deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: and six months from the DAY OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice. that we VIII
attend 10 the business of our appointment. at the
diva ling Of Mrs. Mary Rice OF We-tiUrd, in said
District. on the last Saturdays of MAY and Nov
-mher next at 10 O'Clock m, each OF aid days
Dated this3 tn day Of Auril. SIS.
T; Z. DUNLAP, Commissioners
GEO. HOBART.
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STRING :.

SPRING
A whisper along the hills,
A stir in the wakenins ground,
The touch Of tender hand
A hand in the dark that thrills
The heart Ia great rebound.
oh, the soul Of the spring has gone into the
land.
The soul Of the spring. and the JOY OF the spring,
And glory otlight and love
A whisper along the hills.
The music Of life again,
A sweet, intangible good
That enters and warns and ILLS
The winter Of heart and brain.
Oh the soul OF the spring has gone into my
blood
The soul OF the spring and the song OF the spring
And the splendvr Of ight ard love
-MGgUg EIeH0ra TnirgsT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
FOR SALE.
CHOIC +
LANDS
Minnesota and Dakota,
BY THE
WiEOnn n 81. Peter Railroad Co.

THE WINONA x ST. PETER RAILROAD
COMPANY ia now 1iIerins Tor sale, at VERY Low
prices its land grant lanhs Al'ns the line OF its
railroad in Southern Minnesota ana Eastern Da-
kOta and will receive in ment therefor, at par
apy of the Mortgage Bonds Of 81 d Company
These lands lie in the greIt wheat holt Of the
Northwest in 4 climate urpassed for healthiul-
ness and in country which is heius rapidly settled
by a thriving and industrious eople, composed to
a large extent of farmers from the eastern and he
Older portions of the Nurth-we-tern states.
II. VI. hURCHAHD. Land Agent Tor ale Of
Lands of said Comuany, NJ MARSHALL, LYON
COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
GEO. P. GOODWIN, Land Commissioner.
General Office Of Chicaso'S Northwestern Rail
way Company, CHICAGO. Ill.
Ey-To all persons requesting information, by
mail or otherwise Circulars and Maps viii be sent
free of cost by said Land Commissioner or said
Land Agent. March l-Wom
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hISTRlCr OF VERMONT, SIS. At st. Johns
bury, IN said district the 18th day of May, A. ID.
1873.
Tie under. .ned hereby gives notice. Oils aI'-
pointment As assignee of Gay circuit. OF st.
.Iohusbury, in the County OF Caledonia. and state
OF Vermont within said district who have been adj
judged Bankrupts upon their creditors petition 10y
the district court Of said district.
Dated at 81 Johnsbury this liih day of May. ISIS.
i1w3. L.C. MATHEWS, Assignee.
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VEUEIIN Z
Doctors Report.

DR.. CHAS. NJ. DunpESHAusES. Apothccary,
Evansville, Ind.
The doctor writes: I have large number o! good
customers who take Vegetiue. They all speak we'll
ofit. | know it is good medicine for the COM
plants .or which it is recommended.
Fccember y, 1871.
VEGEIISE is q great panacel FOR aged fathers
and mothers TOR it gives them strength. qIIets
their nerves, and gives thea Natnres sweet sleep.
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GEN. SrEPIkN THoN.s, late pension agent
at Montpelier who 5isburs d about million
and tslf dollar from his agency. has had
his account yo;ed correct y the Auditor at
Washington, with balance Of twenty odd
dollars in his favor.
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IN BANiI;,UFTCY.

In the matter OF Lowell c. Gallop, bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
IN the District Court of the United States for the
/ District If Vermont.
Notice Is hereby given that ! have hecn duly
appointed Assignee Of the estate and effects o: the
above Bankrupt. W. ). ROBBINS.
i.w3w Assignee.
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INSTRUCT OF VERMONT, Sat- St. Adams,
IL the I'D day Of May, AID. ISIS
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his al'-
pointment AS Assignee of Edward a. Smith and
John W. Newton. partners under the name OF the
st. Adams Foundry Company, Who have been ad-
lud ,cd bankrupts on their creditors petition.
WORTnINGTON {. SMITH,
i-u2v Assiguce
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The Cenfsur Liniments are OF two kin ds
The white j., for the human family; the Yellow
Ia for horses, sheep, ant other animals. Testimo
mails Of the effects produced by these remarkabI,
Preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and
may be procured Of any druggist, or by mail from
the Office of Tue CESrAUR CoEPAsr. 80 Dey Street
Now York City. JinIo, '7s--ly
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THE SCIENCE OF LEE !;
Ok
SEIE-plSESE ISVA THAN


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Dec "a. '77-mOn- wed -iri&wiy
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ASsIt.NEE's SALE

IN the matter Of Harvey q. Gates, BANKRUPT.
Il will sell at public auction at the dssilng
house on III" farm lately occupied by Harvey O..
Gates. in the town OF fsseT In the county Of Chit
trnden and State OF Vermont, the Sth day OF
June 1873. at ~ O'Clock the forenoon Gun es. pre-
vo1s disposed OF at private salel all the prop
eriy huth real and ptrs0nal belonging the estate
Of Harvey q. Gates bankrupt.
Said property consists Of = farm OF land Of
about VI acres, situated In said of EssoI with
dwelling house, barns and outbuild thereon All
TO he cod subject TO The incumbrances On said real
estate.
The personal property consists Of 6 COVE 2yssr-
ling hefers, about L. tons Of hay and t0n OF straw
! two-hoTse lumber wagon, single buggy wagon,
pair traverse sic CHS. long wood sled / cultiva-
tor, s'Une sger, I whtelharrow, I pair work
harness, pair light harness. single hArness
Ineck-yoke, wood moving machine, horse rake
I scadng tub, hay rigging. stone boat 10 bush
els potatoes. bushels barley, IL bushels Of oats
3 lot Of old lumber and quantity Of small farmin
implements.
DATED at Essex. Vermont, this 18th day OF May,
1875. 7. W. Il. NICHOLS. As,ispes'
47w3W
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INSTRUCT OF VERMONT. SS:-At Burlington,
i the 18th day o. May, A. u. Is7S.
The undersi.nei hereby gives notice o! his Sp-
p1intment MS ssgnce, OF George Is. FeSsenden, o.:
Newbury, in the county Of oran.r and State "
Vermont, within said District. who has been adj
ju.ged b,nkrupt upon his creditors petition, by the
ID strict court OF said District of Vermont.
Dated at Wells hiyer, VT. this 18th day OF May,
ISIS
i7w3s +. W. SMlF FL. Ass Snee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

Way good audiences attended the lee
lures of Prof Cre>>y last week. though a
great many farmers who might have re-
ceiyed benefit from them stayed at home.
Ills remarks were free from uncommon sci
entiiic terms and 50 plain that all could IN
derstand them. lie described some OF. the
more common diseases OF cattle and horses
and the most approved methods Of treat
ment The lectures were well received, and
at the close IL vote of thanks WAS rendered
to the Safe University ana Agricultural
College for providing the lectures. u
farmers would study a little more into tho
nature and cure OF the di-easeS OF their do
nestle animals, and not Law everything to
thorn all" and "wult teeth" it would be
vastly for their benefit Manchester Jour
mai
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500 REWARD

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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in /.
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Ma. NJ. 4. SPRAGuF, lately connected with
the Burlington and Lamoille Railroad, Is
now employed on the Portland and Ogdens-
burg, with headquarters at St. Johnsbury.
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NnNailcInb years
sict ness. care, disap-
poin'mcnt. aud here
ditary protispes ton.
all turn tho hair gray,
ana either ui them in
cline It To shed premt-
turely.
aver HAIR IGOR. by
LONG and extensive use,
, has proven that u
'st"p- the falling ol hair
|, Immediately; often re-
Nnews the growth: and
, AWAY surrey restores
IL. cniur When faded
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EEGE1INE
For kidney Complaint and
Nervous Debility.

Mn. STEVENS
bear y ri had had a cough for eighteen years
when | commenced taking tic Vesctino wasvcry
low my ~ stem was dehilitated by disease. had
the kiC ncy {, mpan nj and was very ucrvous-cp ugh
bad, lungs sore. Nh'n ! had t,ken one bottle
found il was helping me; il has helped my cough,
Shd is strengthening me-. am Row able u do my
work. Never lave found ANYTHING like the Nesetine.
know i is every thing it is ommrnded TO bo
MRS. A. J. rtNDLErON,
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'.A' ST. A. T.. WHEELER.


VFGrrrNr-Whcn the blood becomes li.clcss and
Ste gnaut either r. IN change Of weather Of eli
mate. want uf exercise. irregular diet, from any
ether cause the Nesetne will Tsnew the bl Cd
carry un the putr d huni"rs, cleanse the stomach,
regulate the bowels. and impaIt tone of vigor To
the whole body.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

MIppLEBuRY is one of the few large towns
in thu State that will have no public e1-
ercises, Decoration Day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

The most prominent and remarkable bio
logical result of the recent Investigations is
the final establishment OF the fact that the
distribution OF living beings has no depth of
limit but that animals OF all the marine
invertebrate classes, and probably fishes
also, oxist over the whole floor OF the ocean,
and some OF the most interesting of the prob
lens which are now before us have reference
to the nature and distribution of the deep
sea fauna and to its relations with the fauna
OF IL shallower water and with the fauna of
past periods in the earths history. The fau-
ma ut great depths was found to be remarka-
bly, uniform. Species of many familiar gene
RI, and nearly allied to those found III shall
low wafer. were taken in the deepest haus
No that 1t would seem that che enormous
pressure. the utter darkness, and the differ
ence in the chemical and physical conditions
of the water and in the proportions OF the
contained gases, depending upon such eS-
treme conditions do not influence animal
life to any great extent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

WANTED AGENTS Tor our NEW HoOk
w Clnmm,d fnll Of FACTS for the HOUSE
HOLD, tho TRADES and the PROFESSIONS.
Just The Book for tho tunes. Special territory. No
competition. Now is the Harvest time" Il. Is.
Eussell, Pub, Boston. Mass. May S-'dkwiw
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New York n Lake Champaign
Transportation Go.

l.. J. n. STARK, President II. q. RURLhlGll
Vice Pre- sidcnt ROBERT II. COOK, Secretary X
Treasurer.
FpR THE TRANSFORMATION or
MERCHANDISE IRON. IRON ORE, LUMBER,
coal PRODUCE, ETC,
Between phtiadrIphi New York, Lake
Ch~mpIsin, Montreal. Ottawa,
and intermediate places.
FOR INFORMATION ArPLy TO
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Burlsigh. Whitehall. N. V, Euh. II Cock, White
hail. n. Y Jas. +. Ieaton Rpnd"ut. y. y, l. IL
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Plattshurgh. N. Y; 7. ". Myers. Kouse'' P"i"t.
N Y; William Finn, Port Henry, -.
hprii ls-d1wGm
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OF the Brazilian coast the ship encounter
ed an immense swarm CT butterflies. which
huttered over the ssa as far as the eye could
reach. quiyerinS Ill the air like withered
leaves. Such showers OF these insects are
not uncommon in this locality. Sometimes
the country is absolutely devastated by the
caterpillar. The moths or butterflies when
caught by the land breeze, are waited out to
sea, where myriads are drowned remnant,
perhaps floating back again by the usual
shifting OF the wind in the evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
e ATARR 3
Is II GuRsRIE?

rrHOsE who have suffered from TIE various aad COM
plcated forms Of 81 case assumed by Ci;arrh. and
have tried many sicis AID urics without relief
or cure, await lac .sy.rrtO this question IN consider
able anxiety. AEd well they may Tor no disease that
be ntlOucd Is universally prevalent and 20
Destructive 10 health CItarr. Bronchitis Asthma
Coughs, nd serious and ir'qucuty lat affections Of
the lungs follow. In many Instances. case 81 simple
Int neglected Catarrh. Other pathetic affections,
deafness, impaired cycsirt and loss ot sense
smell may he r-ierrudtO minor but ncvcrthglc
serious results Of neglected Catarrh. bad enough IN
Themselves. but nothing compared with The danger
affections throat and likely 10 follow,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

FROM CHELSEA comes a report OF curl
Gus partnership, being one between aturkey
and partridge. A turkey made her nest
about forty rods from the barn. and soon
after a nice partridge selected the same spot
for nest and they occupied it in company,
each laying an egg every day till the par
fridge had laid thirteen eggs and began to
sit. She is still sitting and the turkey lays
her Egg caily in the same nest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
CROSSING THE GULF STREAM.

While running between the Bermudas and
Halifax, the Challenger twice crossed the
Cult Stream. From the observations made
it was found that at the time MAY, 1873,
this WAS of warm water, which issues from
tho straight of Florida and courses in q north
easterly direction at a little distance from the
coast OF North America, was about 60 miles
in width. 100 fathoms deep, and had a mo-
ton Of three knots an hour. The stream is
believed to vary to n considerable extent,
both il rapidity and volume. as influenced by
the seasons of the year and by the different
meteorological conditions. 1t is now gene
rally admitted that the stream is continual
ton Of the equatorial current which flows
from the western coast of Africa, across the
Atlantic, into the gulf of Mexico, where its
temperature reaches Sc centrigrade. Hence
in its northeasterly course 1t loses not more
than 10 : or 10 OF its warmth until 1t reaches
the English coast, where it confers great
benefit in amelioruting the climate.
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Endorsed BY a Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CURE OF me, and from time to time made me
familiar with his believe his statement 70 be truo
in every particular. JAS. 7. DERBY.
FITCHBUEG, oct. II.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved In
haling Tube and full directions for its in all cases
Price 81 Forsale by all wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States and Canadas
WEEKS & POTTER General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass
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BUSINESS TRouBLEs.-Thomss 5. Randall,
of North Danville, has gone into voluntary
bankruptcy. with liabilities of about
S. 700.
The creditors of the Fsrrar Bros, the
bankrupt ST. Adams hardware dealers,
held a meeting in this city, Yesterday, be-
fire Register Lawrence. The firm offer III
teen cents on the dollar, which will proba-
bly be accepted.
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While the Challenger was in the Guinea
current Immediately after leaving the Cape
Verde islands. the sea was every night u per-
feet blaze of phosphoresence. The weather
was very fine, with light breeze from the
southwestward. There was no moon, and
although the night was perfectly clear and
the stars shone brightly, the lustre OF the
heavens WAS fairly eclipsed by that of the
sea. The unbroken part of the surface ap-
peared pitch black, but wherever there was
the least ripple the whole line brok. into
brilliant crest of clear white light. Near the
ship the black interspaces predominated, but
rs the distance increased the gllttering ridges
looked closer, until toward the horizon, as
far as the eye could reach, they seemed to
run together and to melt into one continuous
sea of light. The wake of the ship was an
avenue of intense brightness. 1t WIS easy to
read the smallest print sitting at the after
port in the cabin 4; and the bows shed on
either side rapidly widening wedges of IA
dance so vivid as to throw the sails and rig
ging into distinct lights and shadows. The
phOsphorescenee seemed to be due to the
PyroSomd, swimming colony of minute
creatures having the form of Il heightened
cylinder with cavity within. They draw in
the water through myriad mouths, and expel
it at a single outlet at the end of the cylinder,
thus securing an onward motion through the
waves
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WELLs. RICHARDSON &
cos PERFECT BUTTER
COLOR is recommended by
the agricultural press. and
Il ed by thousands OF the very
hest Dlirymcn. 1t gives per
feet June color, and is harm
less As salt. A y cent bottle
I adds ; cents per pound to its
-uggist or Merchant for it, or
circulars. NELLS. RiCHAEp-
arlington, Vt.
Feb 11-wtf