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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

NEW YORK. sept Il.
CnTTON-The market is quoted as being
dull. Sales "i 81 bales. Middling upland=
FLOUR The four market is quoted as being
less active Receipts Of 10000 barrels; sales OF
l6.o0O barrels. No = at > 95,a 90: superfne state
AMI western At ! UndI ~; common to good extra
western AMI state at ! 5Jai - good 10 choice ex-
ira do II / '1tf6 80; common Ia choice white wheat
western extra n / i5ot5 -; fancy white wheat
western extra al s5'@ -; common to good extra
Ohio at ! 5niG ~: common Ia choice extra ST Louis
at ! 6ha 6 81; patent Minnesota extra good To prime
at 5iCa y choice 10 double extra at sOta9 ~.
Closing firm.
RYE FLOUR. the market Is quoted a being steady
al . Iitd4 o..
CORN MEAl--Thr market Is quoted as being
dull at . s5,a2 81.
WHEAT-The wheat market is quoted as
opening about i.c. lower. and afterwards the de
cline recovered and closed stronger and fair trade.
Receipts of seoo bush. Sales of 1873 600 bushels.
No. spring AT u9H 49,. No. Milwaukee at
II: No. ! winter red al l 10 al TO-, mixed
winter al l4,ti "a, No amber al lG,a I6t.
No. white AZ l.,cl TX.
ilE-Ihc market Ii quoted hrug firm.
Receipts oi "t1 VI. western al 99.ocsu; state
AT ga -
BARLEY Market Is quoted as hcing quiet and
ENELEY MALT duh Receipts OF 10000 ;
Canada AT ci. ~
CoRN-Tnr market - quoted is being shade
stronger. Receipt, oi l6j opI bushels Sales of
$1,000 bushels; ungradel at IStc -; M. . al
nj sta 80.
'NlN H' ihdlhtt IL lllolcd ~ being ga :. =.
better and active. Receipts OF 10000 hushel !;
sales OF $4,000 bushels AT 500 50 for No. . IS
ass for dn white; white state at .I,t 30.
HAY - The market - quoted a. being firm and
IN good demand al 81 for shipping
HOPS - The market Is quoted a. being STEADY ;
lew York STATE al .>taaG
COFFEE-'fhe market quoted ~ beng hmer ;
Rio ut IL "a lji a.
srCAR-The market Is quoted a. being hrm ami
strong. Standard n at - or>l,; gIanulaied at
SO powdered al SA@si. crushed al So
quiet and firm.
HECTIC market is quoted ~ being in fair
request. Carolina at .'r7t.; Louisiana at ca
M,..
PErEoLEt-M - The market Is qnot,i as firm
refined ~, IL. = >
TALLOW-Thc market /, quoted as being nrra.
Sales of l05, 0un at 55,,a6
fpl AlOES- The market Is quoted dull easier
Early Rose NJ oha1 - peerless 9n..1 ~
EGGS The market Is quoted ~ being stcaIer
at ls,a Isl.
WouI.-Thc market is quoted as being in
moderate rcIue-t AMI fun late price Domestic
fleece al $50 l. pulled az attaIn; uuw.shrd AT
l5'a30; TcVis at ~ ~
=, foltk-lhe market i quoted hfm ant active
Mess at arha
BEEF The market is quoted ai being firm
Tltar al 's.=''. short AZ 5i.~5i. Picked bel
LARD-The market Il quoted being lrmer AMI
stronger al c lja6 III.
UTTER The market is quoted as hcirr Armer
AT Pa 2Ic.
State at G,a SIC.
LINSEED-lhc market Is quoted Il, being quiet .
Timothy firm at . -.
WiIlSkEN-iirm al ~.
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from the chicago Time.

10 enable the Times to furnish its readers
with some reliable information regarding the
Culicura remedies, which are now attracting
81 much public attention, a reporter called
yesterday upon Mr. Peter Van Setback, of
Van setback Stevenson Il Co, wholesale
and retail druggists, corner Lake and Dear
born Streets, when the following facts were
elected:
R-Will You ohligc the readers Of the
Times by answering a few questions regard
ing the Cuticura remedies?
Mr.. Van S.-Certainly fire away
R.-Do they sell well p:
Mr.. Van S.-Thc sale of the Cuticura
Cuticura Resolvent, and Cuticura Soap, have
been Unprecedented
What reasons do you give for 50 large
a sale:
Mr.. Van ST give four reasons. First,
they are original and revolutionary in their
composition and mode of treatment. Second,
they undoubtedly possess great curative
properties Third, there are thousands up
on thousands of sick and suffering who have
tried and found wanting the usual remedies
and modes of treatment, and who are ready
to welcome really great and successful
medicine. Fourth, the price of them is
within the means of every invalid.
R.-Are your large sales of these medi-
cincs through your agents?
Mr.. Van S.-No; they are legitimate mail
critters. We employ no travellers on the road
are fundamentally opposed to that way of
selling goOds-thc retailer has to stand such
expenses and such staple goods of these re-
quirc no one to force them OIL
R.-Do Won class them rs patent medi-
zines:
4 Tbat-
tary only SO far as their names are concerned,
these being held ~ trade marks.
L. Can You tell us something about this
firm:
Mr.. Van $. Weeks 4 Potter are import
e. wholesale druggists and chemists, and
,"r '"t'i.j i've years have been the foremost
h',,sr III INC IT.; in New England.
K.-lt Is popularity supposed that adver-
tising will sell most anything, rcrar,llcss of
merit. Is il true?
Mr.. Van S.-No. a remedy falsely claim
ing to possess virtues of which it is in fact
destitute, will surely fail No reputable
firm and druggists are the most competent
judges would think Of risking fame and
fortune on any medicine unless ii had un-
der the most trying circumstances, proved
itself to possess extraordinary medicinal
value. The expense attending the intro
duction of such remedies is enormous. A
fortune must be spent before any return can
be expected. If, after a wide distribution,
they are found 10 possess the virtues claimed
for them. those who have been cured will
recommend them one to another, and thus
make them rcmuncrativc. When a man
backs his statements with his own money,
yen may generally rely upon them This
VI U,ki X Potter are doing
II W lyf hoy qy+nss lpT .rp t,rpt4ar4tl r.u,a
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PLEASE step Coughing.

some people -ay. Il have not Cot the Consump-
ZION" That may he. bat II ydI don't stop that
Cough he tame wall come when Ia: viii wish You
had. II you have Weak Lungs, Cough or con
sumption IN lis mild lorm. or Asthma, 20 ut once
and huya bottle of pr German, Cough and Con
sumption cure; AMI If. after taking twO-thirds OF
The h"illr You receive no benefit, please return the
bottle and gel Nour money, ~ We sell-Hi c'rs, ~
pay. Mothers give 1T your rhiidren-no morphine
os opium. rr.ce 81 cents and 81. ASK for 1t.
lone \ Riley, Druggists. Burlington, VI
Sept la-tu,t hurN "a II
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jan DEuyEET.-F Frank Emory, the noted
horse thief. and Lewis Davis arrested for
stealing steer at Bridport, recently, broke
iail at Mddlebury, Monday afternoon. They
raised the marble Tagging on the floor Of
their cell and tumhlcd through TO the cellar
underneath, and thence got outside into the
Fair Grounds adjoining and fled. 1t is
thought they must have occupied some two
weeks in their toll for liberty. Emory is one
of the most dangerous characters ever arrested
in Vermont and would undoubtedly shoot u
man on SIGHT if allowed the opportunity.
He is about five feet nine inches in height,
dark complexion, black hair and moustache
and has q scar un one thigh, caused lew
months since by a bullet shot 10y Officer
Chapman while aTesting him, Emory hay
ing first fired his revolver directly in his face.
Lewis Davis is about five feet eight inches in
height sandy complexion, smooth face, dark
hair and large dark eyes. Officers are in
pursuit Of them in all directions Davis has
parents and relations at Saranac, y. y, and
formerly lived in Port Henry. Emory has
relatives At West Chazey, n. \.
L,TFR-A RECAPrrEE. A tclegraphic de
snatch informs us that both men were taken
At Chimney Point Tuesday afternoon, by
Officer Allen.
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pressed his way THROUGH screen door he
tween the kitchen and Nltig room, tearing
the netting from the doc passed through
three rooms into tie On, we're he found his
owner Mr.. Suwlrs sayat never saw such
an expression of pleasure III dumb brute a.
there was in the dogs iacGhen he first dis
covered him in the act of King his face.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

When Dr. MAR: hi.i'- Uterine CaIhoiiron
Will positively cure Female Weakness, such as Fall
M oi tn Womb Whites, Chronic Inflammation or
Liberation uf The Womb Incidental Hemorrhage
OF Flooding, rtniul suppressed AMI Irregular Men
situation. etc. An old and reliable remedy. send
p,1 sll,e ies nom ony siean and 10
HuWiETH \ EALI ARD. UTICt. :. y. For ale
~ all DngEsl Il a. per hottie.
s,.it lj-iuuu. WEI t.I II
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Worthless stuff:

Nut SO fast, nv friend. Ii YOU could see the
strong healthy blooming men. women, and children
that have been raised from beds of ST kness suffer
ing, and almost death by the use of Hop Bitters,
You would -ay, GLORIOUS and invaluable remedy.
See another column.
Sept l5-Uo wei fri.w9w
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Mr.. Leamon. father Of the Lincoln young
woman who died under suspicious clrcum-
stances recently has left town with a
Younger daughter, increasing the scandal, A
doctor and young man who formerly
waited on the dead girl, are suspected OF
5omnlicitv in the supposed murder
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

Ladies you cannot make fair skin. rosy cheeks
and sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics OF France,
or besutibers of the world, while IA poor health
and nothing will give you such good henith,
strength buOyant spirits and hpauty Hop Bitri-.
A thai u certain proof see another column.
Sent 15-mnn- wed nix WV
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Burlington and Vicinity.

NEW HluPsHIRE has a State fair as is a
fair. The premiums aggregate ten thousand
dollars. and the trotting purses three thous-
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There Gan nDt Ice found, IN the whole range Of
mr,itc.ii literature any such series OF brilliant
cures as have already been made 10y the new ''toH-
roCSD uNN"EN TIRE trNENr," especially in Pulmo-
nary diseases. taiagrh low condition Of vitality
risulr,as from uNcr-w0rk or sickness, and the wide
range Of torturng Neuralgia affections. our
trrIttS, on the nature, action and results "i this
new treatment, which Is rapidly coming into use IN
all paris of the country S,sent free. Write and
get IT, Drs. Sr,REEY a PNEN lll9 Girard ST.
l'hila lclphil Pa iswlt
As Atahol, Tobacco. OiHum Indian Hemp. chic
rDOrm, lltshish. Ahsln;hr, etc, prevent the good
effects OF Fellows IlypnphoSPhitrs, so Fellows
llypuphOsphitcs L. an antidOtr against all these
narcotics ana scdaiivu-, aud VIII restore 10 health
su'l - have been injured hy them.
S"pia mo wei, trAW II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

t|sTALLATIoN.-The Rev. }. b. Green,
late Of Montreal, and well known in this city,
was installed as pastor Of the Unitarian
church in Brattlehoro last Wednesday even
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

AUsnN BIRCHARD, uncle of President
Hayes, an old and honored citizen al Wind
ham county, died at Fayetteville, Monday
afternoon, aged Sc years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

ABoUr one hundred witnesses appeared
before the grand jury at Rutland, Tuesday
1t is said the grand jury will probably indict
several parties who have appeared before
them since they have been in session, for
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HIcHMcND MARKET, sept. l5.-Butter
sold at Il to 1G for fair to good, Il to Is for
choice and 20 TO % for few fancy tubs.
Cheese, farm dairy, sold at . TO 6 cents; fac
tory, G to :. Eggs, IA to IL cents. Potatoes,
carly rose. 80 cents
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SUICIDE.-Murray n. Buck, the wrestler
who defeated the championof New England
shot himself through the head on Saturday
afternoon at Nashua, n H. He was the son
of William Buck, of Buck Hollow" St
Adams. and was twenty seven wears old
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

TIE American Board of Commissioners
for Foreign Missions holds its annual meet
ing 1t Syracuse, \. Y, October eth, Sth, 9th
and 10Th The fare for the round trip from
this city, Middlehury and Vcrrennes will be
@G95
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SwANToN. There is quite an extensive
emigration of foreign population from this
town TO Massachusetts to work in the mills.
\ physician named Erwin, from New
port, has located here. making five physi-
clans and one doctress ,who commands the
largest practice of the six in this village.
Apples are SO abundant that hundreds of
bushels will be left ON the ground.
The excursion 10 Queen City Park was
considered a success, Notwithstanding the
powers of the Portland and OCdensburg
Railroad fried hard to defeat it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

TnE Champlain Valley Poultry Associa-
ton, at Tuesday evenings meeting, adopted
premium list fer their exhibition, in De
cemher largely increasing it OVER ia. lA-t
one. There is every promise that last years
exhibition, fine as it was, will be largely OK
cee.lel by the present one. Mr.. W. F. Baker,
OF Massachusetts,, whose scoring was 50
satisfactory last year, has been re-engagei
ftr .his ocraqion
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WoNES's TEMPERANCE CoSvESTIoS.-The
Vermont Womens Christian Temperance
Union VIII hold its fifth annual convention
at Vergennes on the 24th and 2jth instants.
Free return checks will he furnished by the
railroads ON Wednesday Mrs f. II.
Daniels of Nergennes will give the address
Of welcome, which will be responded to by
Mrs. S. N Perkins Of West Concord. Mrs.
NJ. F. Perkins of this city, the president, will
deliver her address in the afternoon, and Miss
Nina Moran of Bennington, will read an
essay In the evening will come the report
and address Of the State organizer, Mrs. B.
r. Sturtevant Of Middlebury. On Thursday
evening. at the conclusion of the business of
the union, there will be public meeting,
with an address by Mrs. George Wilkins of
Stowe, an2 addresses by others.
AMONG other things, the play Monday
night showed the ample rosaurees Of our
Opera House in the way of scenery. In this
respect as in the beauty of its adornments,
the house cannot be excelled outside the
great cities and except as to size it can
compare favorably with them. One scene
the castle-was painted for the occasion; and
in this, as in the rest of the scenery, the
artist, Mr. Piggott, showed himself a master
in his line. The incompetency of the COM
pany supporting Miss Anderson was extreme
" evident and an additional proof is shown
in the fact moi heretofore mentioned that in
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4 ard.

For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness Loss of
Manhood, aud all disorders brought on by mdl-crt-
ton or excess. ANY druggist has the ingredients.
Address DA\ lDSON y co.'s Nassau ST. New York.
June i, .y'drodAWly
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\ $EEUrS ACCIDENT -A At Waterbury,
Monday. Eugene Town fell from the high
beams Of his barn into thrashing machine
running At full speed His life WAS barely
saved hy Edward Woodward pulling him
from the cylinder Woodward's arm was
broken, and both were seriously injured hut
Will probably recover.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

THE SECRET kTY To IIEGTH.-1'ht SrencH III
Lit. or Sclt-l'reScIvaiiou, .ul pages. Price, only
~. Contains iiy valuable prescriptions. either one
ut uh'h IL worth more than ten times iGc lIl'r "i
the hopS. Illustrated sample srut on receipt ~ etN
cents tor postage. Address, DE- ". Ii. fIrkci,
I Bulnn,h Street Boston, Mass.
Va. ls-E cd l3iAswliw
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CANT PRoCTOR,
a. u 1 E.SE1r
Adj't lst Rgt. Vt, y. {

ADDIsoa. attempt was made to bur
glarize the residence OF Samuel Farmer last
week. One Of the thievesgot partly through
the window, when he was discovered, beat a
hasty retreat and the two thieves fled.
II. Doyton recently discovered bee tree
and upon cutting it down secured all Of four
pounds of honey.-Sevcral farmers are cut
ting up their corn, which is light crop.
Joseph King lost Il child last week.
Melvin Smith who received severe injury
on the leg from the kick of a horse while at
camp meeting is still somewhat lame.
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Notes Of the State Fair.
TIE RTEEAT CREAMERY.

' ~ ms
-, II, ''i''i','''i''h at 'iie ''a'e al, ''' '''(
ri''i''"'iis 'neieu oS ."e 49,
''''.,'''''' "ii'i '"i'lai'y u, 'i''S Ut. l.-
''S' ""'''i maui ny 'ne'i p'"e"u
P'"''SS WIS very 'ise' i"' Juan,
'Ai'i'i' "S "i''''e WIS "''in''' " INV
JuuSeS 10 nave peeh superior |" 'na' vi any
'''''i VI INT 'p''''' e>'''"''' "',, 1t
sreaiiy 10 Inc interest mahiies'eu pS a'i 'he
'isi''ls Ill 'ile uiSph'S hia''e III t''e ua''S Ut
! awarded by the Judges to a fifty pound tub
OF beautiful butter made by MIR. NJ. frindle
OF Nergennes; and the second Prize, SIS,
was awarded TO MT o. NJ llnkham OF North
f"miret. Ills beautiful jersey butler was
also awarded The higgins gold medai Tor
the hest butter sailed with the Higgins salt
IL was packed IN the patent butter boxes
i'i'''e ny -"eSsis' rope WATSON 81 'iiis
Guy WHICH "'e "e'"i'iii'S very Popui''' ''''"'s
''e van i'''"
MT "ii'''''S "l tile Ferguson n''i''iao
'f'"S ii''''''''' INV "''''''
,oo, 'l'' nns. Pi'"e' l" 'iie'' 'i'"s''''' 'i,
i-"""n" "'iiS' ny WHO'LL h' ""u"'' I" WIN
III uuiS appreciated. Inc l. Ferguson bureau
creamerics are being extensively exhibited at
Fairs this Fall, and are received with re-
markahle favor everywhere. At the New
York State Fair al Utica. last week, they
received the certificate of highest merit
also at Montpelier the State diploma; and
numerous other awards in various parts of
the country
bEIhEl Inc "hile hNer Naiiey rair
opened "n iu'soas WIN s''u weather Ill
''' '''"''S Ill 'ii' "''eiio'"'
Mn''" may Hiiec' inc eh.ries I" S'oeh'
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President Hubert Of Middlebury College
writes to the Nation that his son has only
been appointed as an agent OF the Bureau OF
of Education for two months while travelling
in the rural sections of England, at a salary
not covering his expenses. The Ndtion
thinks even such service should be committed
to somebody of more experience and acumcn
in educational matters.
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Growers Association at the twenty ninth
annual fair, at Prospect Park, Montpelier:
CLASS I-CATTLE
MICH cows.
W. II. Adams North Pomfret, lst ----..-.- so ~
q. l.. Reynolds Burlington, ii. ..--..-......- 90
l. I. Paris Fairfax, Sd ~
JERSEYS.
W H. Adams North Pomfret, herd LIST. Gold Mepll.
W ID. Bronson. East Hardwlck, I'd silver medal
j. A. Shedi, Burlington, bull S-yeafs ana over
W. H. H. Bingham. Stowe, 2d.-.........--...- 10 -
W II. II. Adams, North POmiTet. cows, )
". b. Bronson, East Hariwick, "a and 81 . 10 ~
". II. Adams, North POmfrer, heifer, 2-years-
SHoRTHoRNs.
q. L, Reynolds, Burlington, herd, LIST Gold medal.
Louis H. Joslyn, Left with the Board.
IL. IL. Martin, hull Sugars old and over Isl sj ~
G. l.. Reynolds I'd. 10 o.
Brigham Van sicklen, Sd. --..--.....------. 10
II. II. Martin, cows, 3years-Od ank over, Isl Is ~
q. L. REYNOLDS, IL 90
C. l.. Reynolds heirer g-years- old LIST and ~ II "a
q. l.. Reynolds, heifer, l-year-old Isl and ~ E 10
e. L. Reynolds. hefer calves, LIST and I'd. g ~
,YRsHIREs
l. T. Paris Fairfax herd, list Gold medal.
curtis Wheeler, Fairfax "a Silver medal.
curtis Wheeler. Fairfax hull 3years old, Isl 10 -
l. T. Paris, Fairfax, bull, 3years-od. Isl -.. Y 10
DEyOSs
Edwin House watsiield herd, lst Gold medal.
Z. House. Watsneli, hull, 3-years-old and
|. y =. =. Walker, Hartland, hull, 2-years-oli,
1st..-................... 10 al
George Davis, East Montpelier, COW, s-year7-
and over, lst ----.------- 70 ~
Edwin House, Wait-neld, ri ~ ~
GRADE OR NATIVE Cattle.
\. d. Arms, East Montpelier, cows 3-years-
old and over, LIST $40 10
A. d; Arms, East Montpelier, heller s-years-
II. II. Martin. East Montpelier. heifer, l-year-
j. A. Shedd, Burlington heller cali. Isl ...... ~
II. IL. Martin. East Montpelier, n ~
j. \. Shedd. burlington, 81. .-..-.-.-......-. ~
FAT CATTLE.
Stephen Greeley, East Montpelier, pair fat
G. u REYNOLDS Burlington fai cow l.i ana Al, 70 q"
WORKING OXEN AND STEERS.
A. }. HOLSTER, East Montpelier, oxen, 5-years-
). l. Gilman, Marshfeld 2d.-..--......-...-.. 10 10
J. A. Shedd Burlington, steer calf, LIST ~
CLASS II-HORSES
Moulton 4 Brothers, West Randolph, stock
horses, general use with three colts OF
this stock .....---.. Gold medal and s25 ~
!. W. Gray. West Randolph stock horses gen
eral use, with three colts OF this stock,
u H. Baxter Rutland stallion years old, LIST, $50 %
!. s.!Ls :. Mlddle6ury, ID s@
n H. Baxter Riiiand stai'fon 4 ear,-oJ Isl. 10 90
. u. Wells, West Randolph, III ............. 10 90
ouis p. Ioslyn, Waltsield ID. -...........-. q 90
'. E. Burt, Stowe, stallion, rsoll, Isl 600. IL O0
:. siowell, Cornwall, matched horses, 1st
q - ~ ]
L y. knight, Cornth ID .......-............. IL ~
3. Hennesey, MOretOwn, brood mare, LIST Is -
!. A. Bruce East Montpelier, 2d............ IL 20
ieorge Hammond. Mlddebury, single horse
for general use, LIST ....-.. Is ~
!. +. Brownell, Burlington, ID -.-...-...-. ~ 0o
,. W. Cutting, Cambridge, Sd .---..-...----- : ~
henry W Davis, Alhurgh Springs colt under |
l-yenr Is %
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81 AIEANs BUTTER MAEKEr Sept. 16.-
The attendance was good, receipts light and
market firm prices two to four cents higher
than last weeks quotations. Common sold
at 10 10 l. cents per pound; good TO choice,
new make, I. To Is cents; selections, 20
cents, with higher price paid for few ex-
TIA choice lots. General price, 10 to Is
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CHARLOTTE -The Summer term Of sixteen
weeks in District No IS, taught by Miss Josie
Patterson, closed Sept. 9Th. Number OF
pupils enrolled 90 Those having no absences
were Addic Poole, Earl Poole Those hay
ing no tardy marks, Laura Benson, Matte
Poole, Addie Poole, Earl Poole, james Poole,
Tommy Mcguire.
Those 100 in department were Matte
Poole, Adde Poole, Mary Farrell, Katie
Farrell, Laura Benson. Earl Poole James
Farrell, Orvil Hodlin.
Those 90 in department, Mary Mcguire,
Rosie Thomas, Clara Lavalett, Belle .Icrvis,
Dan Farrell, Mertie Farrell, Wesley Ploof,
Eddie Thomas, Trelley Thomas, James Poole.
Patiie Mcguire, Orvil Jcrvis
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The cuticura Remeiies.

ONE FACTS EGARDING THEM-wIIo MAKES
THEN AND WHAT Is THOUGHT OF THEM
KY TIE ORIG TRADE-INTERvlEW OF
TINES REPORTER WITH rElEH VA"
+tUNNCE ESQ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

TnE ladies can't say enough about the ele-
s.Ecc Of Mary Anderson's dresses rs Juliet
and everybody and his wife are talking
about her beautiful arms and face. and the
grace and art with which she used her
natural adornments She was the life of the
play. not only filling her own part with ai-
mirablc AIT. but looking after many of the
stage tosecure the most tasteful
effect prompting the friar and others who,
were not quite up in their parts, and doing a
good share of the work of the prompter and
stare ryquarar