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Great K"sI, G-Iand Rnut..'' ir, .uId ~
aud Canada.
IA home ticket Office, address,
IL. 81. JOHN.
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STATE NEWS.

J. \. kuowiiaa Of Brandon has had bad
nc. with the RAILROAD. \ short time since
several Of hi fine ycarlin" cattle were killed
Icy the cars, and last Saturday his flock
"l - turkeys gathered on the railroad track
ami were rolling in the sand when along came
" Tram and cleaned out every bird.
Mrs. Fletcher postmistrcss ut Holland for
20 Years. is dangerously sick and has given
up the Office.
Thomas H. Euouan's little son at Addison
was Frustrated with dIphthcria. passed
through lis mos dangerous STAGES and seem
ed rccpvcrin" when his tongue suddenly he
come paIaly1cd and hr stflnrlcl to death
Another son was attacked with the disease,
and after lii threat had become badly can
Ecred the cankpr began suddenly to appear
on lis right heel and formed membranes
SIMILAR to those usually formed in the throat
The canker gradually left his throat and in
creased upon the heel, and tho little boy has
now fully recovered.
\ short time since Robert Alherton. Of
Ludlow while looking at some horses took a
spear of herds grass and busted himself in
biting OFF bits Of the stem until only the head
remained, but What there was he held be
tween his front teeth. At this juncture one
of the horses made some sort OF an unusual
movement, and the young man uncon-
scOusly parted his lips and drew in his
breath, the result being that the head of
rrasS was carried into one of the LARGE bron-
chial tubes and there remains I'D to the pres
ent time. The life Of the vounI man. some
eighteen years Of age. is considered to I've in
a very precarious condition. Inflammation
Immediately ensucd. resulting in the forma-
ton Of an ahs-css.
Curtis Prov, ,f -1.iu,,Ir.rt,
two hears tb j,-,s, ,ai,ri,i,,r c7o ,a,,,d,
and ,br smallest :, mounds liz Cl,Icst 20,
has L;IIcd nv tI.r,o 81 ,,-Lij Ia -, =.
their drns sin Inrf
~. - 49,,
storm at Passumpsic. Wednesday. n house
built this season, owned by Lewis George.
of McLerans. WAS blown down and COM
plctely demolished. No one was injured.
----
AN EAEE'laE N fEoNrNcIATIoN--O
stormy evening inc schoolmaster came down
lI .'n III: room WIN shp "i paper covered
WIN ", Wri,lilS' "llicl ne "ishru " 10 read
t'"'"i vi ~ tuiI- ne "'.'r'u I" SEE II any oil
u. ''.'''l i,H' "''',,'' '"l',4 any hi'stil''3
III M ,'''l.n- W. I'',u u one "lef
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26

ABDUCTION N CANADA.-Great excitement
exists in Canada over the recent attempt TO
ahduct Mr.. Jaifray, leading resident and
merchant of Toronto. Two brothers named
Deal were arrested last Saturday at Montreal.
on suspicion of being concerned in the abduc-
ton. Upon examining the contents Of their
pockets at the police station a book was
found upon the person of the elder brother,
in which was written the following memor
Nd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26
Travellers, Guide.

TKATNs AKhTNk 1T BV kIINuTUN.
From the Nsrth. $40 and ll:l2 a. m, and 6:Oo 1:55
and 1910 p. m.
From the East by Central VI. r. R., 5:25 and 1l:l2
a. m. and l:35 and Goo p. M.
From the South $40 a. m; and 500 and $40 p. m.
From the East. 10y Burlington 4 Lsmoille r. R.,
Hoo a IN and 6:lS y. M
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Two foot races were run in each ease for
a silver cup. The first was a mile race he
tween Frank Bulilcy and Sam DE Cora,
both of Middlchury, and was won by Bulk
ley in minutes and second. In the sec
ond race the competitors were Peter Don
nelly, q. Comstuck, Ira Hill and sam DE
Cora, all of Middlcbury. DE Cora won
easily in 81 seconds, with Hill second.
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Re careful to call for COLLINS yoLTAfC PLASTER
lest You get some worthless imitation. sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout The United
States and Canadas. nad by WEEKS . POTTER, Pro
prctOrs Boston, Mas.
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The Subscription price Of the Daily FREE PRESS
\ TINES is EIGHT DOLLARS per year; Two Dollars
per quarter: Eighteen cents per week. Single
roniaS Three Cents
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The WHITE RIVER VALLEY FATE at Bethel
was favored with pleasant weather and Il
larger attendance on the third and last day
than the previous days The principal at
fractions for the crowd were the wrestling
match and the game of lacrosse as played by
the Indians, who proved themselves very
active and skilful. awakening much more
interest than on the previous day. The con
test between Geo. W. Flag of Braintrcc
and C. G. Burt of Boston was short and
sharp, Flagg proving too much for his op-
ponent, throwing him twice upon his back,
in 60 minutes Mr.. Flagg then gave notice
that he was ready to wrestle with any man
in New England for $500 The fair was a
success financiallv-thc first that has paid
expenses for some years The address Of ca
Gov Smith is most highly spoken of and
appreciated by every one who heard it, and
cannot fail to give a new impetus to Thought
and action in the right direction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26

VIII he FURNISHED on application at this once.
Marriage Notices. so cents. Funeral Notices, IS
cents. Death notices. gratis.
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The largest and most complete stock Of Carriages
and selghS III this part Of the will be- found
at Browns Repository. Burlington. Vi. SIles-rOom
on 81. Paul Street. Just below the Van Ness House
and Extension Top PhaetOls. side bar and sid-
spring top and no-top Buggics. Concord and two
seated Wagons, Jump Seats. ctc, ct.
All orders promptly attended 10.
They are of every desirable variety OF the very
hest manufacture anu Of the --latest and most stylish
design.
dn not sell on commission, neither do have ms
goods consigned 10 me, buy for cash and sell for
cash, or it, s!sisaisHf Ny prices are still lower
than ever before. and shall continue sell. qHaa,y
considered, for prices that defy all competition l
MEAN BUSINESS.
Thankful for past fIvl-s- still solicit CGntinU-
ance OF the same. II. b. BROWN
Burlington, April -, ls1a-wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26

STiNDARD sign WRITER, and Letterers' Com
- pahiun. a Practical book for practical men.
Explicit instructions and model alphahets. - of
booksellers and painters supply houses. or by mail.
JESSE HANEl \ CO. ti9 Nassau y. Y. \.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26

Prepared by Weeks / Potter, Chemists and Drug
glstS go Washington ST.. POstOn, Mass, and Tor
sale 10y all Druggists and Dealers. Price Of CCTI-
CURA. small boxes 50 cents; large boxes contain
ing two and One-half times the quantity Of small.
81. RESOLyESr, q per bottle. CUTICURN SOAP, .,
cents per cake ; by mai, 80 cents; cakes - cts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26

II. W. Low, of the Burlington Sdtgl'Gtg
ReciGc has purchased the Rutland inquirer,
and will remove to Rutland. The Inquirer
will hr merged in the Re"tir. -RW!a7d
H,Ud.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26

GeAi.cmfg.-I sent for one of COLLINS VoLTAIC
PLASTEIs and II has been of great benefit in reduc
ing swen: in my left side that two physicians pro-
tounced Enlargement Of the Spleen. and one pro-
uouaced !. az Ovarian Tunor.
L. 4. EISTER.
IySruIANI,, md March - lc..
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PERSONAL.

MIR. Henry Luther Stuart died Wednesday,
at Athens, Ga, the day being his sixty
fourth birthday. He was born at Berlin, in
this State, and after studying medicine, law
and engineering he went to New York in
1S4S, where he became known in connection
with the first efforts to lay an Atlantic cable,
and also as the designer of the model on
which the public schools are still built. He
was also the first to introduce the piano into
these institutions. He aided in founding the
Five Points Mission in 1851, and was later
instrumental in causing the establishment of
the Normal College. He was an old friend
of Horace Greeley. He devoted his whole
life 10 the public service, and the Woman's
Hospital of New York State and the Eclectic
Medical College are, in a measure, indebted
to him for their foundation. lie was also
much interested in the progress of expert
ments with torpedoes as means of coast
defence His visit TO Georgia was under
taken in connection with the honors lately
paid there to DIR. Long, whose name is well
known in connection with the history of
anasthetics. His death was caused by par
alysis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26
The Burlington High school.

THE FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. l>t.
The Preparatory Department IN This school Is
specially adapted To the course of study pursued III
the University OF Vermont.
\ limited number Of non-rc-iieur pupils VIII be
received.
For further Information apply 10
&. j. ALGER.
Supt. Ci;y Public schools.
Darlington. July 18Th. 1879.
Il SltA Wow
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WHITE RIVER AGECUITUgAL SOCIETY.
The second day of the White River Agricul-
tural sOciety's Fair was marked throughout
by inclemcnt weather At l:3O p. M. the
annual address was delivered by eX Governor
Gregory Smith Of 81. Adams: subject
Causes that have Operated to Produce the
Present Depression Of Agricultural Interests
in this State, and tie Remedies Necessary to
be Applied" \, the conclusion Of Governor
Smiths adore ss, Governor Proctor was in
troduccd to tic assembly. and made brief
but pertinent speech. At 30 =. m, three
grand match games Of lacrosse were played
between the Caurhnawaga and Iroquois In
dian clubs which proved very interesting
The games were led 10y Krronawa, chief of
the Cauehuawaga tribe, and attracted great
attention. I'll" lroguois team won two of
the three Ean.cs played. Al p. m. grand
running race, uuc-half mile, open To every,
body, took place for purse Of so. The
first money was won 10y kcronawa, the sec
ond 10y Michael jacobs and the third by
Michael Dillon, all members of the lacrosse
team.
THLiY years ago our well-known towns
man H. y. Drury, Esq published "A paper
in De kalh. Kcmpcr county, Mississippi,
since. famons-or rather ipfamous- for tho
'' .H'
PO'''i''' "u'i"S's 'i''' I"flefa'eu- Inc
d" sho' gun policy was in full blast at that
time. and the editor was OBLIGED TO be as
familiar will, ,b,, y,,,o, 40 viii tho mon
-" '"' p'n
anu ''''S.''' !" 'he course oil The painful
duties imposed upon all editors a townsman
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80 COLLINS -
VOLTAIC PLASTER
4 MORBID SWELLING.

An EIectro-Galvanic Battery combined with
n highly Medicated Strengthening Plaster,
forming the best Plaster for pains and aches
in the World of Medicine.
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THE SINGING CLASS SEASON.

.f.t..t. TIL, TEMPLE - 80 pcr DOZEN,
q splendid new Singing School. Convention. and
Choir Htlk. by pE. ". q. PERKINS. As a Choir
Iank, u Is equal 10 any Of the largest ones. Asa
Singing School Book, better than he cheaper aui
smaller ones. since u has much more music: that
l.. l'h pages of the new Songs and Gl"es. and I5n
pages of the hest METRICNL TUNES Iui ANTHEMS.
Specimen copies mailed. pnst-ircr, for sian
Remember also THE VOICE ~ WORSHIP.
e1n' per dozen. Recently Hi'.iii~'t; 'ouNSoNS
NEW NETUnp:ruE SINGING tiN>>t~. an excellent
bnpk 81 90 per duIcu'. AMI L. a.. EMEEsbN'S on
wiEr - 5N. send Tor Specimens. t..i'l'.i"s or
Circulars.
.s.s'sp SIT DENTS LIFE ~ SONC. ,SI.lN.
win introduction hy Charles Dudley Warner. lIl
90 The, in'i.,~t of COLLEGE ~Jgc-. capital u'k tH,
.nr..ii singing
J.,t..t. THE VOICE ~ 4 Vi >iyNI N
s,IIst Mt\T. hy q. a. q TN,i~ " u....,j,f An
Invaluable treaties tuc c,u-tru- inu .ud tn..i,-
a-tIuvnt ut the Vocal ORGANS. WIN p.t.H..
,jfst oct the last number OF The Nj ~lCSI RECORD.
send q els tor ouc number - d" tIr tine ycIf.
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OLIVER pTTSoN y 90. Boston.
e II. pIr~uN 4 60. 81 BlolivAy. New Nltl
Jan -. % ,l2tlNS viz
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THEY ARE THE BEST,

Gentlemen, Enclosed you viii find sa.25. and wish
voa wouli send me another dozen of your COLLINS
NOLTAIC PLASTEEs. by the above you will see that
can do something IL help others in some way even If
/ am not able TO he up and around There are num-
Der who have tried your plasters who had given out
that all pastcrs were good for nothing and now Join
with me that the best they have tried.
have got along this winter better than have before
three years. WISHED could have heard OF your plas
tiers before. Yours, &c..
LORETTA NJ. Cross.
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Druggists aud Bookseller
hllegan. Mich, Feb. II, 1s79

NoTE.-Messrs. Dunning Brothers are thoroughly
reliable gentlemen, and were unknown To prior
to the receipt Of this letter. We firmly believe this
CCTICT RA will permanently cure this very severe
ease of IeproSy. ~ il has done many Others.
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Al Bellows Falls, VI.
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOE Young LADIES.


daughter ui the manager OF the Conservatory.
For ciirCulI.s, address
MISS HAPGnOD. Principal.
Aug9, dsatAwGw
DiINTER'S MiNIiL.-H House and sign painting
L granting. vanishing. polishing, kalsomnug,
pdprrlng, lettering. staining, gliding etc. 80 cts
Book OF Aphabets, 90 cts. Scrolls and ornaments,
=. Furniture and Cabinet Flnisher, 81 cts. Watch
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LNFTl Duuhle Snow flake. Gold Border. Trans
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and sent anywhere, hy sending cash orders To the
Old house of q. \. RICHARDS n co.,
Aug2Ol8wGm Is and - Kirby street, Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26

LANG'S CONVERSATIONS POTATO DIGGER
AND ClL1INAToE Patented Iuly 18th, 1873. can
be used either a Potato Digger or tuitivatur h.,
changing iho teeth; giving The purchaser Two useful
and necessary machines combined IN one. Price,
tlj. For particulars address,
-. Il. LANG \ 60.
sept wit Burlington, ",
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Drugs ann Mroirimrs.
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For CATARRH

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IT has curcd me after twelve years of uninterrupted
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WE have sold sAxFoED's RADICAL CrEE for nearly
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ont the United states and Canadas. WEEKS POT
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B.IsEIeyEtON NOTICE.


My FARM, on Prospect 81, ouC-half mile south Of
the College. containing 1871 acres of Coop GEAS:
LAND, about equal m VI, Iiov anal Pasture.
I. j. HE\DEE.
Rnriington. Feh. 20. ls.9.-wtf
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TIN x Fl a M
BUTTER BOX
AND SHIPPING CASE

II is also me CHEAPEST Box ont. send for Il
circular 10 POPE a WATSON, sole ManuiaCiur
crs. Burlington. VI.
We have also On hand large stock ot FENCE
POCKETS uG all kinds. which W. wall sell CHEAP
call and see them.
POTEN WATSON.
Linslcy's Mill
My aL-Mfm
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COLLINS
va1Nc - ELECTRIC
PlAsTERS

SpasmS or Fits, and Nervous. Y
Affections. relieved and cured
plaster. linimeni, lotion, and
fails. III
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY MARCH lssQu1NrUPLE SHEET
AMUSE MEyTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
rI,IIEATRE COMIQuE 5l4 BROADWAY.
i HARRIGAN * HAkT....................P Proprietors
THE MULLlGANS STILL AT HOME
LITTLE SALLY WATERS
nightly sits in the and athou h gallons OF tears have
been shed for young man. yet
STILL THE REFRAIN GOES on.
And although tho temperature Is rather ow. seraphic
voices nightly ninge in joyous euphony Iaey
waited tOrih from the
BABIES on oUR BLOCK
HOW LONG ARE Yov GOING TO PLAY IT.
WE GIVE IT Cr
HARRIGAN 4 HART
vii! nauguraie his week the fourth 20 The seventy
second performance ot She
ORIGINAL
and sy Ear the ,aughabe comic play ever put upse
New York stage. conceived and written ~ Edw.r9
Harrigaa. .nt intended rs sequel u the MULLi1AS
GUARD PICNIC
The New York herald., 1879-03-02

Caroline iiiiams MI johnny Shay
MULLlGAN GUARDS
"si skIbM5REs 'Ds Sfiiss'
THE HALLWAY b6os Gs'''s skipEoRE FANCY BALL
BABIES on OUR BLOCK"
Messrs SEAMAN and soMERs,
Grotesque comiqnes
Miss JENNIE MORGAN
lady far superior TO ali competitors.
LEAyENrINE, and EARL,
Grecian Posturers
Irish Actor, Dancer, Singer and Author
M Of ss6 sss S''s ssER9 sH9 Comic Singer
Second yssS sShs Of : .As shEsfSass 11:srs;ss artists
Alicia JOCRDAN.
Mr. JOHN WILD
BILLY GRAY, John SHAY. Goss and FOX. QUEEN
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, and ,2ATuRDAY.
w fioprie.or and Manager; N LESTER WXLLAcX
OF the rsPnn.is sPEnEBor%b. 1ssSn entitled
SrESsE iSThsT Axo Rpr
EVERY EvES1SG .nd % sf MATINEE at 80
Mr. IhsfER Tes FER %e,qdss %anEacK.
fh5Stk ih3SAk6 sgS1s EpMis so EsTSGE, sTEa Miss kos!
y, ~. T..
EASE iN N,ss PEARL EYrINGE, MINNIE vINING and
It's has % ' s sss a.:
observed seemed guarantee that it will enjoy long
in the public favorn-Tribune.
their mechanical effects marvels of skill"-Herald
The final duel scene is managed with great sliil."-
ut was admirably upon stage woll sctod"-
SUM-
BROADWAY THEATRE. CORNER sorH ST.
DEDGAR FULTON. Lcssees and Managers
oi'is; sosehksH sei ss?!.'4A''
GRAAF Sf the s.rakeseh Opera Troupe, as Asxi:
M As:
and the finest chorus In the city.
Preceded by suliivan's 2fppnanSr 2psres'%S
Mr. x''. HSD
Mis-. ADA EsSSRAhf 'sns rsa...s Of RosAlrsD
Box sheet nov open.
SsS $E$S$$ e $#H
aosSss sSiS$ s$s$l S4s!'4 + .s7..
MUSIC BY asD REdI%EST SI%iFARY AND oRcnEs
ASbt3R ThnN sssss cs:s., in
ApoLpiI somsT, Baritone. CHARLES FRITscH, Tenor
Miss CLARA POOLE Sontralso der first appearance in
PEDESTRIANS AND PEDEsTRIENNEs
the cuAxrfos Ma1 EhksaL d the WORLD
Ia her feat Of walking 400 quarter miles
in 400 successive quarter hours
MADAME WALDRON,
the greatest living PEDESTRIENNE OF AMERICA,
in arduous undertaking of shing miles
Mr. hsrs xSGtsTrs 3s9G any sST S Il the world
in his marvellous walk Of 800, y miles in 1900
tive u hours
MR.. EDWARD GARNER and MR.. JAMES A. COBB,
in their amateur 6day walk.
MISS ETA ADAMS. In her great 6day walk.
MISS NELLIE EDWARDS and MRS. ANNIE LAMB
SPORT in the two hour amateur walk.
Masters ARCHIE AINSLEY and JOHN r. j. WALDRON.
and the
PETITE MISSES HIGBEE. aged and 8,
in the hour amateur walk
BILLIARDS.
YANk ADAMS,
the greatest living expert Of Finger Billiards. will appear
every afternoon and evening in conjunction with
MR. JOHN BESSISGER. the great Billiard Expert,
MISS LENA BESSINGER. the Queen of the Cue
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. EXCEPT SUNDAY
Admission SOC. Reserved seats, 75c: Children. 25c.
WINDSOR THEATRE,
w 45 aud ~ Bowery
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
ANIUSEMENTs. A

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
NIPOOLk DONNELIY. .......... Lessees aud Managers
Reserved Seats tOrchcstra Circle and Balloon ~ 5uc
THE POPULAR COMEDIAN,
MIX JOHN T.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02

DENTISTRY.
A BEAUrfFUL SET OF TEETH s. SUBSTANTIALLY
Amade, carefully lifted J. g. KENNEDY. 5y7 1t av
A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS At THE OLD
hplacc. 81 9th hrst door north OF I'D st rubber
gold and patns prices 10 suit the times Open evenings
(tOME AND sEB OUR 3, SETS OF TEETH; oPEN
Oday and evening EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL AssO
ClAIION. 3iD 9Th
ExTRACTiNG x5C.. FILLING 5OC., SETS 81. TEETH
urepmrcd while waiting. at +1 Canal ST. corner Hudson
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81 I'D st., noar Broadeay
The New York herald., 1879-03-02

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