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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-06

1t Is reported that valuable lead mine has
been discovered in Greenland, n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-06

ihere were nineteen initiated during the
quarter ending April 30 and one admitted bv
card Whole number of members in good
standing, LOG. The Waldo District Lodge
Will meet with Branch Mills Lodge, Nav I'D.
Entertainment free for delegates.
West WsterviIIe Locals.
An entertainment was given by the lniver-
saliSt society on last Thursday evening i.
winch the laughable farce, 'The Slage-.truck
Yankee" was presented The parts in this
play were well supported, NJ. J. W. Gilman
personatng the character of the Yankee To
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II Murray oi the Baptist church. AMER
singing and PRAYER appropriate selections of
scripture were read and Rev. Mr.. Williams
made
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"TIIE FLURRY STOCKS"

Relieve Your Cough before il reaches youi
lungs by using DR.. \. J. Flags Cough and Lung
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LITTLE EIDE,

She shall surely rise again.-John G 30.
Alden Davis, who had charge of the SER
vices then got upon "A fallen gravcstone by
the side of the caskct and commenced to
mako !, st,ptrh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11
The Flanders ( Lang Pump COMPANY.
5000 SHARES. sloo EACH.

u. =. FLANDERS AMI WILLIAM LANG Patent
fVE Improved SSstrm ot Water Works aud
Pumpsl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

BAENEs HOSE AT SwAxToX. At the
Swanton hose Tournament. Friday, the
Barnes hose of this city, and the Relief of
Plattsburgh tied each other in one minute
and one second, and the money was divided
each company getting seventy-five dollars
Assistant Engineer Grant and everybody else
who kept the time asserted that the Barnes
boys male the run in 60 seconds; but the
judges would not have it so. The Reliefs
declined to run of the tie, the Barnes offer
ing TO run them side 10y side, giving them
the choice of the road so that the result
could be in no manner Of doubt The Barnes
ran with 50O-pound cart, with 80 feet of
regulation, heavy, rubber-lincd service hose,
in lengths of 50 feet, and with pipe with
four full turns; while the Relicfs had 400
pound cart, 3OO-feet of single-ply canvas
hose in lengths Of 100 feet, and three-turn
pipe. The Barnes, however. came off not
without glory. Frank Finncran caught the
creased pig (Which lac sold on the spot for
four dollars; C. W. Reagan won the first
prize (S5) land Edward Daily the second $50
IN the hurdle race; and James Newton the
first So in the 100 yards foot racial these
runners belonging to Barnes hose. curl
Gus thing about the hose race is that on his
return the foreman Of the Barnes turned in
500 prize money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11
~ GIgANtEIkN.


DAVID : N"EEE III thIncery,
CHARLES VI HUXLEY, Grand Isle County
AEEIlS STEPHENS, august Term l~,9.
WHEREAS, Inc sand David :. sweet has uird al
lhlS Once MS petition i"E decree Of foreclosure
against the SAID charles VI. Huxley AMI Arrtus
STEPHENS. friuiEahlr al The August term 81 sand
court \. u lN.3 Therein setting forth that Charles
VI. HUXLEY ant l. Eilir IiuNia, hi- wife OF Al
hurgh IN IL" Count, Of Grand l-lr CA the INA dIy of
August y u. lNl. ,lul, rNrruird To Dtvul : sweet
Of Alhurgh. aforesaid. mortgage deed uf certain
land and buildings. situated IA The Town ct Alhurrh
AMI described A. follows: BEGINNING 1T th,. centre
oil thc highway which l'ii- from Alhurgh Springs
corners ci>teIlN I" the lake. al p"tui hal a line
running Thence S"uihwa!iy parallel with the e;t-i
Hh" 81 MIS- MOONEY lot Viii extend Two AMI halt
rods td>t 81 Inc s"uih east curncrui the house
owned 10y H. W DAVIS M which Mrs Bell now
sides, starting at saul If'ini III The highway nr>t
above mentioned running thence -oufhwlrliy on q
mn parallel with HE rl-i line OF Mrs. Moneys
l' hi"re-id' siNi'"h i'"i~ ihrnrr running wr~t-
Mu'N on q Hi', parallel WIN thr centre Of The
,, ~ ~, ''''' Nv l'''-' l.,h'' norm" flN
p 5 nm ," - -. 900 W N',"'t : Dot
alnIt1ll slNltth InIS 10 lht'thifr" 81 w u-h"hs,
,neHSt ~, "dIiiS dnls ilt 'rnllr ni me highway
!" llt pli,t "l n'HIliilhE. 'nhill"hrl l"r me
piSneh' 81 In' sum "' lnttt nuhuirh ana seventy
uplldIs Specimen III Il h"lt nearing udIr August H.
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Statesmen WANTED.

Two energetic
To merchants aIi'
England States.
Inent for sharp
None others wan
Broadway, y. \ .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11
CT Interest to B3a. Owners.

The following is the text of the bill as
finally passed by Congress and signed by the
President, entitled An act relating to vessels
not propelled by sail or internal motive
power of their own, and for other purposes"
Be Il eHdcttd. &c. That the provisions OF
title 80, revised statutes of the nited States.
shall not be 50 construed as 10 require pay
mcnt Of any fee or charge for enrolling or
licensing vessels built in the United States
and owned by citizens thereof. not propelled
10y sail or 10y internal motive power Of their
own, and not in any case carrying passen-
gers, whether navigating the internal waters
OF State or nIvilaihle waters Of the | nite,s
States, and not engaged in trade with con-
tiguous foreign territory. nor shall this or
any existing law be- construed 10 require the
enrolling, registering or licensing Of any flat
boat, barge or like craft for the carriage Of
freight, not propelled by sail or by internal
motive power of its own on the rivers or
lakes of the United States
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

IMPORTANT DECISION. Judge Wheeler has
decided what is known as the Strong pa
tent suit" in favor Of the Howe Scale Com
pany. The case was brought in favor of
Nrssts. Prime, Meacham and Luce of Bran
don, who purchased from Francis VI. Stron,
what they claimed to be an outstanding tiil,.
To patent, and those patent extensions. used
by the scale company in lis business They
brought suit 10 compel IA" company 10 nav
them for the USE Of the patents upon all scales
made since the extensions were granted zone
III 1871 and two in lS..;I and 10 prevent the
future use. The company claimed in reply
that it was entitled 90 use the patents under
contracts between Strong and John Howe
Jr, made long ago, and that the plaintiffs
ought to assign 10 it whatever title they got
from Strong. The court now decides that the
title which Strong gave Prime. Meacham and
Luce was worthless and cannot De enforced
against the company, at the same time de
Gliding that they cannot becompelcd to recon-
vey, by reason of the circumstances under
which the extensions were obtained. As the
title which was claimed against the com
pany is invalid. this decision leaves the
parties just as they were before the suit WAS
brought, and the business cannot bc inter
fered with. II is said that the plaintiffs wiz
enter an appeal 10 the Supreme Court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

Where the peace Is that Christ gives. all
the trouble and disgust of the world can
not disturb it. All outward distress to
such q mind Is but rs the rttlmg Of hail
upon the tiles Of him who sits within the
house at a sumptuous banquet.-LCigh-
t,H
Philosophy, in the night of Pagnisln.
WAS like the FREELY Of the tropics. making
itself visible, but not irradiatingthcda dark
ness But Christianity, revealing the
SIM If righteousness, sheds more than
the full sunlight Of those tropics on all
that We need to see, whether for time or
eternity cOieridgs
Mediate daily on the things OF eterni-
ty and by the grace Of God do some
thing daily, which thou wouldst wish to
have done when the day of Judgment
comes. Eternity fades quickly from sight,
amid the mists and clouds Of this world
Heaven is above our heads, yet We see it
not with eyes fixed ON the earth.-Dr
PuSrH
My son, trust not to thy feeling, for
whatever they be now, they will quickly
he changed toward some othcrthing But
he that is wise and wcll-inStructod IN the
opillt HtitLtltll ldNt upon lIi'7F tIiil-lllg
things not needing what he feeleth IN
himself. or which way the wind of insta-
bility bloweth but that the whole intent
Of his mind may be to the right and the
best end Thomas 4. Hcn'piv
| know nothing which life has 10 offer
SO satisfying as the profound good under
standing which can subsist. after much
exchange Of good offices, between two
virtuous men, each Of whom Is sure Of
himself and sure IF his frirul-H H.
Iat.rsnu.
The earnest men are so f,.w utii.. world
that their very eamestnrs- becomes at
once the badge of their nobility AMI as
men in a crowd instinctively make room
for one who seems eager to force his way
through it, So mankind everywhere open
their ranks to one who rushrs zealOusly
toward some object living beyond them
Pr ;jHtHt D,riGht
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Drowned.

FISHING PAETY cAPsIzED on THE LAKE
TWO ST. ALBANs MEN DROWNED.
c. Howard Fonda and Charles Wilson of
St. Adams were drowned Friday afternoon,
under the following circumstances They
and DR.. John Sherar were in a skif fishing
off Knights island and about 4 O'Clock stall
ed to come ashore and, the wind blowing
freshly from the Northwest they hoisted II
small sail which they had with them. II is said
that a man named Cameron, who passed
them in boat, warned them against carrying
a sail, but, as they were all familiar with the
handling of a boat, they deemed his caution
unnecessary. In passing through the gap
south Of Buffers island, gust of wind
caused the boat TO careen. and the three
young men seated themselves on the wind
ward side 10 keep her steady. As soon rs
they had passed the South point of the is
land, however, a flaw struck them on the
other side, andinstantly the boat was bottom
up and they were struggling in the water.
This was about 40 p. m, and from this
time till $50 they chung to the capsizcd boat,
shouting for help and occasionally making
efforts 10 right the craft. Finally, about the
hour last named, they made another effort
to right the boat, and, in their exhausted
condition. the cXerti0n was too much for
Fonda and Wilson. They were unable
to longer keep their hold and sank. In five
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

LOST HIS MoNEY.-A swinding peddlcr
attracted large crowd at the Howard bank
corner, Friday morning, and among them
was Mr.. Truman Raymore of Cambridge
who, on coming out, found that his pocket
had been picked and his pocket-book taken,
containing S2O9.15. There was, of course,
no clue whatever to the 'pickpocket and the
loss WAS a total one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

SAD ACCIDENT.-Th St Adams Messen-
ger says: As the st. Johns visitors were
taking their departure from Swarton on the
evening of the Fourth, one young man,
whose name we have been unable to learn,
was in some way drawn under the car
wheels, and both his legs were cut of. 1t is
reported that he died shortly after
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

T.. q. lbN i.-.
superintendent Darlington. ~
WILLIAM N\t.
Mechanical anl UNlTtuifI Engineer.
june 2l-ilNwft
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The Fourth was celebrated with custom
airy spirit in all the large cities throughout
the country, notable circumstance being its
observance with considerable parade and
speech-making in several Southern cities
Richmond, Atlanta and New Orleans got up
quite elaborate celebrations. The list of
casualties from the reckless use of powder is
very large
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11
STATE NEWS.

II ~. 80,
t,' III ii'''l 'l l'iii' iilr nad ''shi'rn Shtep
Hlil'' '' ono 9'I"N' ell hshlhihs' Inc "'her
"S
MIR. and Mrs John Halves of St. Johns
bury celebrated their golden wedding. July
list.
Frank = U,rl,,v If >,,rir.r,i.lJ ,I,o p.
Gently ,,r,dr1ted nj NJ D., r'r1-aI
.i.,bfh in lis ,Iass nf IN H.. h., ~
the nnnointmtnt of S.cnnJ ! ;.u,c,,,n, i, ,La
Ninth Infantry.
Iucv / Ryder d.,,,It.r ,r ,h..I,,.R N
/ Ryder Of WtvhriI,r,. -, - - ~,
chair of natmaI sci1nc' !, NcEnrJrno Cd
lrre in Illinois
w., "a,
"hlle LEV wilson "i shrewsbury was
M ~ n''ii,s'i'S, ms hoI>r jumped anu
l'li, Il'r"Nlls Nlr' Nlis'h 4dt' anu his head
~ ", n is''.rI' Sy"h'- nc struck on Inc
-; ~ ''i ll''"i, ~" MS INJURY Is
W ",.'' ID ''' '''''i
Hr"l"n contains thirty live widows AMI
only about nine Widnwcrs, with few old
maids.
piphthrri1 i. r,,riurin TN. ,,,, ,,.,r, ,r ~,
ton Two have .Ir,.,,I,- III .,,i -. .,r..
..,p,ctr,I T., sL.,r.. rI,. mn. f,,.'
i. '''i n, l"' ,.I.'I "''N' ''"c camps
. .''1".I '", lH'''' s. I'''-SH Il'UI pond ami
"N 'n''''''"' '''"' ~" 'I the Spechlrd
Si\ Years old. were married in tnar town
S,\i\ two years as", ard have hal twelve
'"'luf'h' tlsni 81 whom arr hVin" The
'"'l''' 'i' H''il I'D goo" h'a'h
The Vermont Copper Minius Company
have m their employ at both mines about
r' T .n"S,,,l' men an! ',, M r r4l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

A LIGHTED fire-cracker thrown in the face
of Arthur Newcomb, Il years old, at Water
bury Friday, ignited a bunch in his hand,
which exploded and destroyed his eyesight.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

THE Unitarans of Brattleboro have voted
to call Rev. john b. Green of Montreal and,
well known in this city, for two years from
January l, at salary of 81 800.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

SMITH \ TEASE,
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Mr. Eaton If panyillt. had eighteen sheep
| Killed at ono stroke Of lightning the other
/ llV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

Ia tie Year one Thousand FtJLt Hant,sd dIii
Serenity
An Ordinance In relation 10 the construction OF a
Public Sewer To connect with the RAvine Sewer
near the corner OF Church and Maple Streets.
II ., hereby ordained BY the cay Council u the Cig
~ burlington, Is tJiiOTs;
ssrI A sewer To convey the stagnant wafer
from The lot situated on the northwest corner Ut
Church and Maple streets, shall be constructed by
or under the direction Of. the street tunml-
siune-s Of this city. within ninety days from tho
dat, OF this ordinance: and such Sewer shall he of
capacity sufficient conduct such stagnant III
coming water from the lot aforesaidi Ia and con
meet with the sewer called the Ravine Sewer, at
some convenient point near ut upon the lands Of
n W. Thayer and wife.
aR. 2 The Street Commissioners are authorized
hereby 10 construct said Sewer OF such mat tria At
such IrUth from the level Of the streets, and with
such necessary basins, wells or other adjunct Of
such sewer ~ II make II effective fOr the purpose
Intended; and further To cause such amount OF
ming with earth upon the surface OF sad lot ~ Will
ensure ~ surface upon which water will Will not
stagnRte-
SEC J. Tho street Commissioners are hereby
authorized to assess the owners OF adjoining prop
eriy such sum ~ in their judgment such property
shall be- benefited by the construction OF said
sewer.
Passed June 80, 1873.
Attest: WA II. RoOT, CLERK.
Approved June 90th, 1919.
10 u. HATCH, Mayor.
July 1SHtw2t
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The FoURTH AT LYNDoxvILE.-A Lyn-
donville despatch of Friday says: Immense
crowds of Good Templars and other temper
ance societies from all parts of the State as
semhled here ,o-day to cclebrate'thc Fourth.
Addresses were delivered by Ex-Governor
George y. Dale Of Island Pond; Rev. Joshua
Gill, Grand Worthy Chief Tcmplar Massa-
chusclts lodge; Frank Plumley, Grand
Worthy Secretary Rev. J. W. Knowles of
Springfield, Mass, and other prominent men.
Al LyndonviIle Trotting Park. Abbie p.
entered by John Uttou of Morrisvillr. won
the 2:2G class Time, 2.;;g-a purs. Of 5000
Addison Lambert, entered hy John Robbins
of Wherlock, won in the 2.50 class.
Time, 2:i5-a purse OF $50. Frank H.,
entered by J. VI. Utton Of Morrisville won
the open To all. Time, 2:36-a purse of
$3.50 Lccta, entered by VIM VI. Pike of
Derby Line, won the running race Time,
- seconds purse Of $40.
y foot race ''gn-as- you-plcase," five hours,
waswon by Mr. Morse Of Newport distance
81 miles and iivc-cchths Capanean of
littletnn, y. H.. second, 81 miles and a half
knoe Of Plattsbursh, y. y, third Iarri-
man and Nichols OF New York withdrew.
The race WAS interesting and exciting toward
the close. The crowd present was cstimat-
cd at 10000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

WHITEHALL. y new vein Of iron ore has
been opened and worked during the past six
months at the Poirml, mine in Fort Ann.
which has already assumed large proper
tons. The new mine is owned by the Hon.
Joseph Potter of Whitehall and is now oper-
ated by Erastus Corning Of Albany and the
Albany and Rensselaer, Iron and Steel Com
pany at Troy. About - tons Of ore per
day are mined. upon which Judge Potter
receives 30 cents per ton royalty. At this
time there Is a breast of pure ore - feet in
thickness and 49, feet in length. Experts
declare that the mine is ineXhauStihle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

The muster of the list Regt. n. G. of Yer
mont is TO be held at Bradford this Summer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

A BIG CAIF-The champion calf of the
season was exhibited by one of our farmers
on the street, Thursday. Though only three
weeks old it has attained height of eighteen
inches and a weight of no less than thirty
pounds. We are always pleased to chronicle
the success Of Vermont farmers as stock
breeders. The present instance shows that
just as fine cattle can he raised in New Eng
land as anywhere in the country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

The Hop BitirTS Manufacturing Compius l. one
of EuchrsjtTs greatest business enterprises Their
Hop Biliers have reached Il sale prvond ALI prrce-
dent. having from their intrinsic yalur fnuui their
way INTO almost every household GA the land
Grffsh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

y Mas PEorosEs To Jrur From THE Nj
AGAEA SU-rEN-InS BRIDGE AND GETS TOO
DRINK I" d" n Five thousand persons
assembled at Niagara Falls Friday afternoon
TO witness the feat Of II. p Peer. Of Jump
ing from the new Suspension bridge into the
Niagara river. Al half-past two he made his
appearance dressed in tights, but in such an
intoxicated condition that he was not per-
mitted to make the attempt. At O'Clock
he was smugsled away, amid the complaints
of the crowd \ large number Of people
came from distant places in Canada, and
excursion trains had been run from vuri-
Gus places. II will be- remembered that a
It" months ae' Peer made the jump sue
CrsSfullV
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Drugs ano Mfoirinfs.
SANFORO'S
JAMAICA GINGER
THE QUINTESsENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AROMATICS,
AMI FRENCH BRANDY

4 IlEfAlsAIitlN 50 elegantly UaNOFcl AMI meal
n Cnllly effective TO utterly surpass all previous
preparations Essences Extracts Of Ginger Compost
ton, Herb Teas. Fam Reeyers. and the hundred AMI
one disgust NJ All nanseating po-setS Win Nhlch W
have hec '.t - dose ourselves lis instantaneous
effect IL
Cholera, Cholera MOrbus, Cramps
and Pains, Chronic DiarrhDd,
DysenfeTydndChOleraI nfdnt,tni,
DiaiIA~d an 1'cefhinO and all
!SHmmc,. Complaints. Dyspepsia,
Ivafuicacy, Sluggish Digestion,
Ediit Of Tone and 1ctiUify In tho
Stomach and BOWcis, Oppression
after Eating, Rising of Food and
similar iimcnts, ChiUs and
Ferc5a. Colds and ChiHS. FeUerish
SYMPTOMS, MGl0riGL Fepers,
Pains iIs the Bones aud Joints,
Symptoms of Rheumatism, Neu-
rafgiG and Govt, Cold Ertremf-
ties, Suspended Circulation and
Depressed condition of the Vital
Forces, 3'cnacr it the Standard
Household Medicine throughout
the icngth and breadth Ofthe land.
On sea, OF, {and, for the trdreller,
fioi. the yoHng. The aged, under all
circumstances and conditions,
both as a medicine and as u gentle
sfiD,uIant or beverage, it Is tho
most grateful and efecfire prep
dratjOm crcr compounded IN the
history Of medicine.
r,,-,-, q, i,1r.aI a, 1r,rthless limit ,tona r,cotn.
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4 nrti.

For the speedy cure Of Seminal WtakUcs-. Loss Of
Manhood ami all disorders brought ON hy iuliS,re-
hon or excess. ANY druggist has the Ingredients.
Address DAVIDSON co., Nassau - New YORK.
June e. '1y'deOISwly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

BENNINGToS.-It is reported that Hon. T.
W. Park has informed the selectmen of Ben
nington that unless their =, 900 suit for four
years neglect of his North Village national
bank TO return a list of its stockholders is
Withdrawn, he will remove the bank from
town, and will levy executions for 1000
overdue interest judgments against the
town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

IT is stated that VIM. II. Vanderbilt has
secured control of the Troy and Boston road
by recent purchase, al 50 cents on the
dollar, of $500 shares owned by d. Thomas
Vail of Troy. 1t is said that this purchase
indicates more trouble ahead for General
Burt's road and the interests of Vanderbilt
are all thrown in favor Of the Tunnel line by
this action.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

Bound OyEE. Daniel Brooks, the brute
who nearly killed lis wife, recently, as de-
tailed al length in these columns, has been
bound over in the sum Of five thousand
dollars on the charge Of assault with
intent 10 kill. John Tebo. who stole SIP of
Alvaro Adsit, was bound over in one thous-
and dollars on the charge of grand larceny.
Neither, it is hardly necessary to say, could
procure bail. States Attorney II. 5. Peck
appeared for the prosecution in both cases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-11

lNuR YOUR COLLECTION \ genuine chinese
u com sent 10 any one ior s5 cts Address. y VI
peunis, CclcT Mil. Oregon yIwlyi9
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tONNECTltlr. Hartford. ...-....... l,5on,ono
LONDON ASST RANCE. EGEland....... liUo0. poo
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LONDON LANCASHIRE. England .nUhl nto
CONTINENTAL New lurh............. a20u. Uu0
And other responsible, riro Insurance Companies.
TRAVELLERS Accident. Ilartfnrl.-.-.. - 5up ooo
NATIONAL LIFE INSl EANtE 60,
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VERMONT LIFE. I'm Iuef,ii.. -.-.-..... gpu. Oan
sE-Due notice al expiration uf Policies always
given.
ar losses adjusted ind pad n This Office.
~ Correspondence and orders los mad or trlt-
graph faithfully attended In. Special facilities inr
placing Insurance iur other agents.
~ Accident Policies issued Icy The pi, Month
Year, m the Travellers Insurance company. 81
Hartford Conn. Whose reputation f"r honest AMI
fair settlements Is unrNcrliHl.
For further miounai"n and iai,'a call at the Office
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I. IS fl.' h Grnl InS. Agent,
Burlington. VI.
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