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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

WATEgBrRY While II party of friends,
among whom, vere ex. Governor D,lI;nyb.m
80
ter {. y. Arms and wife and several Others
were enioying an evening visit at the house
of Dr C.,ra,. T. w..,,,rr,o ,,,o arm, y, :,
,..,l. ,,..s r.,,o,, ,t,-,,,,,, a., IT.
i''''
hetili9 altcr the SILVER mat was on II laplt
near the window, but the servants rushing
into ,L,. roo,, tI.. r,,,ou,e f,;ab,on.d su,v
soon ,t,.ryorIa nnise ,,os heard in the eel
lar. The doctor went down and caught
hold oil man as he was crawling out through
II small hole over the coal and pulled HIM
back INTO The cellar IL proved Ia he II resi-
dent oil Inns place VIII" He'd from Mas@ach'l,
sells about ten years ago under an assumed
name Tor some decd that trespassed on The
laws, ana Calnr 10 inns town anu has hVeu
with John Mlllcn, iarmcr- lie married
n ,,S us"''' anu ''''S no" '"'' 'o"' nun
Some fellows attempted TO enter the houst
81 u, L., - ~ 1'' =, ,.an,z,,J i.at
"t -, aara,aI, IN - H. -, ,I'',
a. Wv
I'm " an a'i VI" ,N:'o Ut y, II
hrcn married siy,v five wears and hav, hcc,
members of the Methodist church for uhout
fifty years They are the parents OF oul
towns man William Wade, and grandparents
of Henry Wade who graduated at the las
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

MANAGER LINSIEY of the Burlington and
Lamoille Railroad has put on a stage between
Jacksonville and Morrisville connecting
with trains on his road People on the line
of the Portland and Ogdcnsburge road can
thus come to Burlington in the morning, ar
irving here at II O'Clock, and return on the
4 a train in the afternoon.
PEorLE who went up Mount Washington
a few days ago We're surprised 10 find the
summit House Windows, on the exposed
side, all showed up and frozen up, and the
promenade platform, like the rocks about,
still almost over shoes in snow, and every
post and northwest facing rock still covered
10 "a depth of nearly half a foot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18
One Way To Economic.

Many 4 poor man, # required 10 account iur the
manner IN which he has expended his income,
would nut hills Of his family phySic Tor medical
services among the leading Items In seven cases
oul of ten. acute diseases are the Result oil some
gr'ird chronic disease. Thus. levers invariably
result from diseased conditions OF the blood ana
lker. ami timely use OF alternative or bu1l-p uri-
iting, ani Caihariic remedies would have avrrte,l
The Frustrating Illness, that often leaves the ysem
IrrrIardhiy injured. pr. Piercrs Golden Medical
Discovery ami hlea-ani PurgItIvc Pellets are the
hest Alternative and cithartr medicines vel com
pounded Fun directions are given for administer
ng them. together with an accurate description of
The symptoms demanding their use. They will not
cure All human ills ts SON. medicines are alVcr-
Used t1n'. hut they Will the lrasts Tor which
They ale compounded aud rec Commended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18
PERSONAL.

Lewis b. Munroe, Dean of the School ol
Oratory of the Boston University, died al
Dublin, n H., Monday, aftera short Illness
He was about fifty years old and was the
best known teacher OF elocution IN Mass''-
chusetts
Colonel Robert G. lngersoll, ii Is reported,
will he the orator at the reunion oil the
soldiers of the Northwest at Aurora, ILL.,
August 20. over 100 regiments will he
represented.
The Rev. Joseph Cook has completed his
Western lecture trip, and will now % TO his
favorite Summer distinguishing, Gill Seat,
on Lake George, for three monthr OF rest
and study.
Horace f. Smith, native OF Weston III
this State, and brother of the late President
Smith of Dartmouth College, has just been
appointed to the head Of the Albany law
schoolr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

leaves have their timr tu TAT,
Nut nuNeI, I" Hithrr At The tuttn NtuIg hrt.,th.
And stars IL sci tut all.
Thou hI-i all srI-uus tul lhtIr avn "a. ain
nrni ~ Mllt.,l. iunu b., ia.I Ni,4, IhIIntt, VI
Phelps, daughter al Mm L. ud tt,ull Inrr..
dgri 81 years
Charlotte NiS u beautiful rui one ct tn,.
most promising and fascinating m q iitr,.
rir'lr. She gilir,l. hal naturally a sweet ,Il~
pn-iiipu. unSrli+h. null" and lnNiug h,.iit.
pleasing manners, ani with all a strong Ihrt,ttin
fah. Ninr Wears age she received an inIur, ~ ut.
"t her Iullr- NJ The iiiIr II WAS not Thought ta :.
SERIOUS, although quite painful. tut II ptu,,rI u..
"i n Nmulrn dnd unti,'linF rhTra, ,.I, L.,mr h.r
ASIDE ir'n iht common ~ t,rS I'll ti'r lad ,tlii
J"Ciinb her ~ ,strs q, hi"hIr sHI"Iiue. t,.r,
lhin. 80 lone III he Nhish st'l.ur ,nJ Il In
could sGfg - H.. rlN '.ltthf ~ h'Ii,'. ~ t.V ,,ak
crN ant IA Isl. 'Hl vi 'Vnh p,ji.i Ia. ...--
In AL tho" l"ng 80, 1t I'-.i,..iIt"i hog ul
constant -tiIrIinp size rNtntri q hrtoi.u uit-it
ra--ci II Nst giving wi' &" r"lnl"u,r, complain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

For ten wears my wife was confined 10 her bed
with such IA complication OF ailments That u" doctor
could tell what was the matter OF cure her. and
used up small fortune IN humhtiy stun. SIN
months ago saw at. y nag with Hop hlttels on II,
ami thought that would h. a fool once more.
tried It, bni nv tnlly proved to he wisdom. Two
bottles cured hri. she i nov a. VIII aud strong as
any mans wife amt 1t cost me onls NO collars
such folly pays-lI. " Detroit, Mich.
July l5-,leOlNw2N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

Expensive wives MAKE ''prnSlye' husbands. AMI
often pave The %.N L. family ruin. Millions are
annually expended ~ rIriSIan 'mitaIi hy
those VIVA seek Ii substitute ',grt' fur nature
while with the Use ni lew battles of Dr. Pierre's
FiNnrilr Prescription, the diseases and weaknesses
peculiar 10 women are overcome, cmHriItIOn ar
Rested. the check, painted with the hunm of
health. AMI The ingenious appliances I'll ''art' dis
pch>rd with. The FlvOrlie Prescription Is snlt hl
druggist under passive guarantee, 10 cure
AT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

THERE is a marked revival of business.
down under the hill, and trade is far bet
ter than at any time in four years past. The
great manufacturing Industries are running
on full time and with full complement of
employs; the machine shop has orders for
three or four months ahead; the foundery is
crowdedwith business. and in all the Pioneer
shops things are going on briskly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

BASE BALL.-At Starksboro, July 8, a
match game Of base ball was played between
the Smugglers of Lincoln and the Strangers
of Huntington. Score, Smugglers 8, Strang
ers u. The Strangers beat the Smugglers
one week before at the same place by a score
of IA to II. The Strangers club is ready to
receive challenge from any club in the
State after the haying season is over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

REvIsIoN OF TIE LAws.-Governor Proc
tor has appointed Hon. G. W. Willard of
Montpelier and Colonel W. q. Neazey Of
Rutland us commissioners 10 prepare new
revision Of the public laws Of this State.
The names of the appointecs are sufficient
guaranty that the work will he promptly and
faithfully performed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM THE HORSE OF
CoRREoTIoE.-Wm.M orets, the baker of the
House Of Correction, escaped from that in
stitution early Saturday morning. The
baking apparatus had been removed during
repairs of that department To the womcn's
department, and Morets escaped from here
to the yard, and thence scaled the high fence
with the assistance Of long piece of iron
water pipe. VIM. Moreis was sentenced to
the House of Correction for u wear. from
Highgale for adultery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18
FREE PRESS,

/
hulaI" anu since 'hcl II ha' hr'h M "'
nSh' 10 make frequent returns I" N'Ih"'',
MS summer Mcc'I, nc cNprcsS'd tI' @','
Isl attachment 10 vermont ami pfldr III h'l
standing rs Siale AMI closed win ih'
f"ct iriDute: iis rough land "i r"'h
aad hlll. Mr. jewrtiS remarks though
heard with dliilcui'l ny most oil the audience
were corulaily aplii'iied-
:: The 6r~t Pri"t,' il N''r E",id"d dnd tie ms
i rranm' " '''"'""-i''' us keep 'h''r i"ri''''
, ,-,,, -,
] M l." " Ni''' vi NopuSI"'h, WHO "cnI
the name Of the pioneer printers alluded 10 IL
the Toast hal have 10 nrint his rrsuons,
| -, ~
/ thcic'o-
! 4 or Nu,IJ;uH Cuulsiffr.- ,sa,,-AuI man can
0,r think h.. can, run "A ut.Nsuan.r. hut nnr eyer,
man can RIM an rX,ur,nn For Inc success OF I'M.
ON thnnI arr, largely due Ia ommittrp- man IutI,
! ,
| Amid Inc clllltf ol lhr pllIZlS, Inc re-
marks of Mr. \. ii. futile, of the ENrCu-
tiv, Committee i'm r,snnns,. tn his sentiment
| - ~ - II I:a;,I, -
! were iollpWtu WIN SUM uiiilt ul'N. i' WIS
! glad if his brothers of the Association ami
| nccnmn,nviu,r friends had h,d a mnod iim,.
and asked no other reward than the pleasure
their enjoyment gave him. They must spare
| his hllshes, and take his best wishes instead
| of any more formal response
| . ,,,. p,,ty;. 1,y,a,,s- Whom A.. with ,I,.n A,
r,,,,. .hrn,J y.r,I, w, arr. rrlnsnn,t,J
| ~ - w..
| SUPP. r. T. W ME, OF the Bennington ana
| Rutland railroad, was called ON To respond
| L., LoI mad, bin,s.lf sc,,,oo ,,J IN .,n,-
| - - - i:' -
| paiN. loirpWihS MS tNaiiil'e' pIohe up anu
| left the tables.
| Will a, thinner tho E>ocu,;ro ,,,,,,,itt.,
| - Vi ,'i -, ~ ,
were un''Ieu ny WI. Hhiip' receiver Oh ih'
| Long Island railroad, the courtesy of a free
/ epasinI train from tla baanl, 4, | nntr ISl.n, A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

BoUSD OvEE. Two Illicit dstillers, Her
bert Wilton and William Moulton, both of
Corinth, whom Deputy Marshal Failey
brought u town Friday. have been bound
over for trial in $500 and $3.50 respective
ly This is the fourth time that Moulton
has been arrested on this charge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18
4 Gard,

To at! WHO are suffering trGli the errors and III
iis';rctiuns al youth, nrryuus weakness. early
de'aN lass at manhood, etc. | Will send n rrcripr
that Will cure luu. FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy WAS discovered Toy missionary IN south
America. send a srlf-a,lrrssed envelope 10 the
REV. JusEPH r. lSMAN Station H., New York CIV.
Dee - 'ts-irod-yly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

ST ALBANs BUTTER MARKET. July ID
The attendance was slim, receipts light, mar
ket very duh with prices lower. The prices
were 10 TO IL cents per pound; selections
l2t cents per pound, Occasionally something
extra choice at n shade higher price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

The farmers in the vicinity of St Adams
are encouraged by the destroyer of the po-
tato bug, an insect known as the potato
beetle parasite-a striped bug similar to the
cucumber hug, hut larger. He follows
the potato bug and eats its eggs after they
have been laid upon the vines. This will
probably be the last year of the operations OF
the Colorado beetle I" any considerable eN-
tent, as this parasite has appeared in large
numbers in the vicinity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18
THE PRESS ."nAxqrEr" CONFINED.

Our report of the somewhat Barlurcidal
banquet" ut Brcslins Brighton Beach Hotel
our readers will pardon the unavoidable
allitention ended with the tenth course of
the material feast President Walton then
with some difficulty raped the tables Ia
order, and the Executive Committee present
cd the nomination of T. r. .Icwctt, ENI of
Buffalo, n. y, rs AN honorary member Of
the Association. and lac was unanimuusl '
elected Mr.. Tutllc oflhc Executive Com
miitee offered a resolution of thanks Ia
Messrs l5rcslin X WEIGH for the VERY fine
banquet which they had undoubtedly intend
ci to provide for the occasion. II there was
any sarcasm in the resolution and the re-
marks with which it was sustained, II WAS
carried off with n gravr countenancc and
nobody not on the look for II need nccc ssaTi
~ have suspected II.
A toist committee cNtrmporIrd nn short
notice then presented the following scnii-
mrnt5
!. Frrmont, At nom" III abroad our CIr"n Mountain
state claims the duiN and love ut every Yer
monter. We acknowlcgr her clalm on Us; fnl
satisfaction oi our claims on her have To call ~
the auditor,
State Auditor +. lIanry Powell, responded
saying that lac had discovered the misuk,
TINT hc made when he selected u profession
other than that Of un editor TIE WAS salts
fled that he WAS qualified Tor one, nj hast Ia,
could ride ~ far for nothing aud cat as many
''hanqucs' rs an editor. lie spoke irplingly
Of the Nernonler's pride in his native state,
and was heartily appaudcd.
?. The Umpire Sfdts Our hg ncighhpr once tie.
VA vain 10 steal our Young cummonwt ilth NaH sh,
has captured u.
Mr. Jcwctt oi Buffalo responded. lie Ia,
been more used To printing than Ia making
speeches, hc said. He returned thanks {,
the Association for his election us an hon
urary member, which lac REGARDED rs on,
Of the greatest h1n"iS ii his NE lie an,
the Y"iihy i'csi'irui ui she Associtii"l
started in lite ana III their trade together
Forty years az" he left Montpelier Il"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

''PINAFoIE" has outreacheI civilization
and, like Alexander, it beholds the area of
eonquerable domain becoming sadly limited.
Sheridan, just in from the plains, says; The
Indians all sing it but | didn't 90 To hear
en-, =" And the Zulus are vet 10 hear from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

RICHNoND MARKET, July 1.-THE attend
ance was very light and but little butter was
offered. Ordinary sold al s to 10 cents, fair
to good II to u, fine 12l, and few extra
tubs at a shade higher price. Cheese, farm
made, sold at 4 to 81 and factory at 5 to 6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

The st. Adams Messenger declares for
President Hayes for a second term. 1t al
hteratively remarks that his administration
has been peaceful, patriotic and pure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

Rutland last year are herding in the vicinity
of Randolph The effort to restock the Green
Mountains with deer seems probable to prove
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

MUSIER POSTPONED. The annual muster
OF the First Regiment National Guard at Brad
ford has been postponed Ia the Cd. 3d. 4th,
9Th and 9th of September
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

A GRAND BAND TOURNAMENT and horse
trot AT the ST. Adams Driving Park is among
the events to occur in August.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

The body of young Granger, who was
drowned last Spring, was found i'll the river,
Sunday afternoon about half way between
the falls and the railroad bridge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

DEowNED. john Bells l0-year-old son
Frank was drowned al Bellows Falls. Mon
day. while bathing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

DERBY LINE.-A young man named Pat
terson, Of Rock Island, Quebec, subject TO
fits, went fishing on July 4th, from which
time he was not seen until Sunday, when his
body was found in Lake Memphremagog.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18
Burlington and Vicinity.

A MAN named Durfee, of East Sherbrooke
Quebec, Was killed by lightning. Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

ME. JOHN Z. LAyELL, for some years past
in the express office, has taken the position
in Mr.. V. p. Noyess bank recently occupied
by MIR. ID. Noyes Burton. Mr.. Lavell is
friends in the community
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

The DIsTRICT TELEPHONE SYSTEM is prov
ing very successful. The number Of sub
scribers is fully one-thrd larger than was
anticipated, and is being augmented almost
lnil1-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

Rev. JAMES gibson JOHNSON, ID. D., of
Rutland has had a call 10 be the associate
pastor OF Rev. DR.. W l. Buddingtons
CHURCH in BTooklNn Y Y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

NIDDLEBuRY. - Last Thursday. Arthur
Van Clette. aged six years, was eating cher
ries when stone lodged in his throat and he
nearly choked 10 death \ ply stefan reliev-
ed him but did not remove the stone, sun
day evening, the stone got in his wind pipe
and he died in 4 short time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18


The CASUALTY REcoED-H Harvey Powers
of South Ryegate was probably fatally hurt
Saturday by broad ax from high beam in
James Nelson's barn falling ON his head. His
skull was smashed and two arteries were
cut
Mrs Eliza Parker, widow of Joshua Park
er, of st. Adams, hanged herself on Wednes-
day. Depression of spirits, occas Toned by
the loss of her husband WAS the cause
\ woman living in Berkshire has been
badly poisoned by drinking the milk OF "A COW
that had eaten potato tops sprinkled with
Paris green. Though in a critical coni itiOn
hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
At Westminster, ON Thursday, as Mrs
Hiram Nutting, a lady about sixty years OF
age, was riding, tramp sprang into the
road, frightening the horse, causing the car
riage with its occupants 10 ovcrturn into Il
ditch Mrs Nutting was severely injured.
A VISIT FROM PoRTLAND Portland En-
campment, No. 10, |. o. o. F., will have an
excursion to this city on Tuesday OF next
week They will he accompanied 10y Chan
dler's Band The Portland Press gives the
programme of the excursion rs follows;
AT Burlington the Encampment will
march directly to their headquarters at the
Van Ness and American Houses An ele-
CANT dinner will he served Immediately after
their arrival, such as the Burlington hotels
are famous for The evening will bc spent
in looking about the city, while Chandler )
Band will give concert ON the park, and
also favor several of the prominent citizens
with scTenadcs Thc'23d will be passed in
viewing the objects Of interest about the city
and sailing on the beautiful waters of Lake
| CHAMPAIGN There will also he a parade
through the principal streets The Encamp
mcnt will be under the marshalshp OF
Patriarch }. A Locke, with Il. r.
! Andrews as first assistant We think our
Burlington friends will he pleased with the ap
pearance of the Portland Pntriarchs as the v
embrace many of our best known and most
substantial citizans. Among the distinguish
Ell gentlemen who will accompany the rx.
curson will be His Honor Mayor Walker,
Alderman b. F. Andrews, ex-Aldcrnnu
Winship, Mr. 5 r. Small, Councilman j
W Robinson, eX-Alderman Walker apC
others There is no doubt that this will b,
one Of the grandest excursions that eve
went out from Portland
The party will receive II right cordial wei
come ia this city, both from members of tn
order and our citizens generally; and TIN
Inequalities Of Burlington which have here
toforc been 60 generously extended to he
visitor will be rendered with double cor
diality 10 our friends % our sister city by TIA,
sea
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18
~ AGEicTON Union LIVE ~IUi II


FIr The week ending TuesL,y .iuly Is. is.s.
.eA, ri Lave sTuch Al MARKET
Cattle snr2p and Lambs. swine.
Ihi- week. e.. Nii ~: Gis
Last week - ~ .GlI O.
Prices az Market Beef IA lew choice - ~ ,t f.. -
extra - "a ; first qualify - ~ - second
quality - - Z" =; third quality - ct I 81
furrs ni Sinrr tiltlr-M"rking oNrn, : Fat,
from -lup l3n .t lCr. Mirh COWS :,ui t.Ve- fluni
80, -. A Gn tarrow cow .laV, -. lra,h;igs :.
II i""teIr7 ul ia rI - three wears oil 81 90
~.
,rn dressed Hogs q q H.
t'rlrrS Of Sheep and Lamb, Ia Ibis ;. e. AMI
. - each extra - at & ~. az from 80 "a I D..
Spnng Lambs :, q. - q n.
Veal Calves = tt / ~ e d.
Prices al Hides. fIl"~ Hll Ntn,- hiiEttun
HIDES toe, - r u; Brighton Idaw q. - IN
Country HIDES { "' &C. + n; Country faow ! e.
49, r H.. i'rs II 90 ~ eacn. tllt SKINS u e. y.
CLASSIFICATION OF Cattle ASD SHEEP.
y H. Choice gralr includes nothing hut Stalled
100 tn lIou u iullntks ENtIa AMI nr-i quillty III
Guides The best large lat oxen Second amt lh.ri
quality includes oxen, ami two AM tmrr YEAR OFT
StrriS.
Sheep Extra includes CoSse,- AM NneH Ih,s, uf
inferior quality are thrown out.
REIARKS.
C,illr F,.urrs this week mh,it, neatly lwi't
The number al cattle represented last market.
MrrN prcted last week considering the hight supply
there would lair trade. hut The warm weather, IA
connection OF large supply Of Western, WIS II hlnd
Iaurr Ia Large prices the market u-tr.Ii has uiup
ped oh in rates shade Eoi al all Agreeable Ia hc
owners al live stock.
Sheep and LImbs-Pr,ce' rule luMtr hl tD, a.
from last week; Snlue said y an supply iull from
vermont ant New York; some rr. brought "n the
WIZ dawn tn market calculating Ia lhrIhv nIunuin
he the tiiir hut hal IL sell lot loss than thc1 IAi
ani will not trt II AGAIN sHlII.
COWS ihr IuIlk Snli slow. especially cIInInnu
pt.Gc. Nrdl- ~ :l.uh+i, = o..
Poultry ,ieclinr ui lv,s' 4 u on p'uIrr nnrr'',i;
turkeys aud low Is At lnc; spring rhicAru-, Is q D..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

DEATH OF A WELL-KNowS NERMoNTEE -
The death is announced, at Hot Springs,
Ark, of George Sennott, the well-known
Boston lawyer, in the tfty-third year
of his age Mr.. Sennoit, who was OF
French descent was adopted by Gen. Miller
Of Montpelier who, in early life, had visited
Greece, and had taken part in the Greek
revolution, and was one Of the pioneer aboli-
tionists of Vermont Mr. Scnnott was gradu-
ated at the University Of Vermont in the
class of lS4s, among his classmates being
George 5. Brush of Montreal, julius NJ
Moves Of New York. Hon. E. d. Shattuck
of Oregon, and Rev. c. S. Smith OF Mont
pelier. After graduation he studied law
with Rufus Choate and on his admission TO
the bar al once took high rank in his pro-
fession. He was engaged in many mpor-
tant cases before the higher courts, and with
considerable success. As Greek scholar he
had few equals, and he was noted for his wit
and sarcasm. Some of his communications
for the press attracted wide notice, and he
had few superiors rs controversialist. He
leaves "A widow hut no children
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

tn' lar speedy rure of Seminal Weakness, Loss T.
Mahit"'i amt Hil disorders brought on Icy nll-,Tr
tinu OF 'N'r~'. Any druggist ha, the ingredients
Address DAVIDSON COS Eis-4us ~ View York
June g. .s'druiNWlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-18

SMUGGIING into Canada has become an
extensive and possibly profitable business,
since the new Canadian tariff went into
effect.