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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13
~ WATERFOWL UNION 1--we STOCK
UAHKI.E,

For the week ending Tuesla,, ,Inur II, 1919.
AapVrT On I've STOCK At a,pgEE
Cattle. Sheep aud Lambs. swine.
This week 135 81 d6gi
Last week $50 l6Ai Inni
Prices OF Market Bcef-A Few choice 81 ~ u /;
extra % q $50 first quality 10 ~ second quail
II, 81 60 To- 10 mind uuality - 10 4 III
Prices VI Store Cnlile-Working oxen. D pair,
from fi0J, 1870 ID 100. Mich COWS and Calves from
$50 IS, "a s. Farrow Cows go 70 -. Ycaflings ::
% u two wears old az - three years Old 81,
$50
swine Western Fat, live. A., "a Ai,c u II. Month
rrn dressed Hogs SO D. H..
Prices of Sheep and lAmhs-ln lots, - rs. . % 3
80 each eNtra 60 IL IL g. or from ID o. T. ~ shear
ed sheepJs @ ~ = H. spring Lambs &c "
v q.
Veal Calves 81 &c i,ic ~
Prices Of HIDES, Tallnw AMI Skins--BrghlDn
Hides Go d NJ Brighton Talow - 6tc On /;
T. Ph. Pelts q - - zach. cali skins l1crl n
,L,ssIfIc,TIuS o. clrrlr Asp SHEEP
Y H. Choice grade Includes nothing hui stalled
cluies the 6rst large fat oxen. Second and thrd
quality includes oxen, ani two and three year oil
d,tstf
sheep Extr, incipies t.osstt9 gnj Nnen Ihos,. of
inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The lghieaf supply Vi live stock noticed
this season. both IN CAule and sheep, folI the
North. -il-s Indicate no Improvement IA the rates
from last week An dllnpussihity Ui dinner rates ut
Brighton ths afternoon, hut we hardly t-ink II.
Sheep and Lambs ONLY few nncks irum the
NOrt1etn section The Sheep Butchers were huN
ing Ntals. A arrivals last week were heavy from
the West few OnlS were required.
Poulty-Onc.pariy mai 5000 rs. Thesr AMI her
lots were SOLD " l9g, lie = n, a.4qr'hhs to LusN
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ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, June 10
The attendance was good, receipts large and
market dull, with prices oneS Gent lower than
last week. Butter sold at 10 TO Is cents per
pound; selections IA cents per pound, few
fancy lots bringing a little higher price. The
bulk of sales was at 13 to IA cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13
How Fat can n Person Becomc,

Mirabeau, abiding to a very corpulent person,
said, ale has only been created 10 show 10 what
extent the human skin would stretch without burst
mg.p Then corpulency was believed to he a natural
condition; now 1t is known to be u disease. Hun
dreds who had considered themselves useless for
lfe by reason OF too much fat, have by the use OF
Aliens Anti-Fat been reduced 10 a healthy and
natural size. This great remedy for cOrpulency is
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless 1t acts
the food In the stomach, preventing its being con-
yerted into fat II cures Indigestion AMI tones up
the system. Sold by druggists. w&sai
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13
EOtOy Life.

What a truly beautiful world We live in! Nature
gives US grandeur of mountains, gens aud oceans
AID thousands OF means Of enjoyment. We can
desire no better when IN perfect health hut how
often do the majority of people feel like giving II up
dishearened, discouraged and worried out win dis
ease when there Is no ocrasiOn for tins feeling as
every sufferer can tasly obtain satisfactory proof
thai Green's Aui1l1 Fl"wtr VIII make them n Tree
from disease ~ when bonn. Dy Spepsia and Liver
Complaint Is the direct cause of seventy five per
Sick Headache COstiyeness, Nervous PrustTaf ION
Dizziness Of the Head, Papitaii0n Of the Heart
and other distressing symptoms. THREE doses OF
Sample bottles 10 cenis Try II April iV-d,od-w IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13

RICHMOND MAEEET, June 9.-Butter sold
at 10 to 10 cents, 12l cents being the price
for good. Cheese. The Mill Brook Factory
shipped sixty boxes at = cents to Manches-
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zone months subscription 10 LEISURE HOURS
free II you send eleven cents for mailing premium
sent with it-a beautiful chrome motto entitled
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The old idea that dangerous pulmonary diseases
could not he cured by medicine has been forever
silenced by The operation of DR.. Y. C. Whites
Pulmonary Elixir In the most tliscouragng cases of
chronic cough. The Elixir lriumphs wnrn all other
medicines fall aTresting in Few days the most
violent cold or cough relieving difficulty of breath
ing, AMI fully restoring the feeble and cmariaici
sufferer. June II dim
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WATERvIILE.- Miss Susie Chaffee is now
slowly recovering from long and severe
attack of rheumatic fever
A. Il. Paine, who left here some three or
four weeks since for Kansas and other parts
Of the West has returned to Cambridge
We now have three meat carts week
one each from Bakersfield, Johnson and Cam
bridge.
Potato bugs are if possible more numer-
Gus now than the same time last year
Seth Clark last a valuable horse last week
from the following accident His son was
in the field narrowing a piece Of ground.
He left the team for a short time unhitched
and they started on the keen run One Of
the horses was thrown, the other falling on
him breaking a leg so badly AS To necessitate
the killing o. the animal G.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13

The next meeting of Chittenden County
Pomona Grange will be held at Patrons hall,
Milton Falls, Tuesday, June II.
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SNIIY C,swT..,-. rST..rr.

STATE OF VERMONT } t. all persons cor
n,-rr,.-r AZ ,-..rrr..,,- 81 Crrugd m the e'ftfs of
SHY ttswen. bG. af
Huntington. in ~iii pi~triri ti-rea -t1i
t.BrEII,G:
At a Probate coat hoileG at Burlington wdhtn
and for the District TT ChItienIon, tAr 9th dy
OF MAY, \. L. ls.9 an ll.iF;!HI.J purpoTtMg 10 bc
the last VIII 9n r~t1nrhI OF sally Caswell ir Of
HuntingtOn-in said District deceased wa- presented
to the Court aforesaid ing Probate and = ordered
by sail Court that the IN ia, nf july. n ID. 1873
al the Pfnhdtc CONT Rooms la saul Burlington, he
assigned for proving salt ln-ttumrni and thai
notice thereof he given Ia all per concerned Nv
publishing ihls order three week, Excessively IA
the Burlington EEEE Press, new paper printed
at said Burlington previous To- The time appointed
Therefore, You are hereby notified To appear be-
fore said Court at the time an'l place aforesaid and
contest the probate OF said will. II You have cause
Given under my hand AT Burlington in said DIS
trict, this 9th day of June, \. u. $50.
,5lw3w Il. :. TAFT, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13

In Consumption the COMPOUND Oxygen Treat
meni" has bscn remarkably successful. How few
ever recover entirely finm Pneumonia AMI all for
the want of a WALKING agent such as .CoMFoUSp
OXYGEN" viii certainly furnish. Thousands might.
by ITS use he saved annually from the grasp oi that
great destroyer, CONSUMPTION. some Of the most
brilliant cures which have already been made hy
this new treatment have been in consumption. The
amplest information will he found in our Treatise
on Compound Oxygen" 1t is sent free. Address
Drs. srARKEY PtLEg, lll2 Girarl Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. 50w2w
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Masonic.

The annual session Of the Grand Lodge of
the State is in progress in this city, as We
90 to press Our next issue will give full
report Of the proceedings
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13

CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND X Pacific Rail
RoAD.-The rapidly increasing passenger
business of the Chicago. Rock Island & Pa
cific II. r., has necessiiaied increased facili-
ties and accommodations and to meet the
wants OF travel this Company has com
menced running line of Palace Sleeping
Cars between Chicago and Dies Moines, in
addition TO their present system Of through
cars to Peoria, Council Bluffs. Lcavenworth
and AtchisOn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13

SuITH-PEAsE. "Wednesday. July nth 1>.s ri
the residence of III" brides father. Lew Peisa ESD
0swegO, y. Y, hy Rev. David FULLY, u. -, MIR.
Charles 7. Smilh II Burlington, VI, and Miss Anna
A. PeaIr.
BELLRoSE-WERsrER- -In this city, Saturday,
June ,ih. by the Rev. l. o. Brastow 10 g. B,llrosr
AMI Jennie e. Webster. all of this city.
McknLIP -BKowH.-In this city. nj the Methodist
Episcopal church. June IL. 1879, hy Rev. r. 4.
GRIMM, WIN. b. MckIllip and Susie W., only daugh-
ter Of the late Rev. l!r. .iephan D. Brown hnih OF
this city.
RoLFE-GRAY.-In Colchester June end. AT the
Residence of the brides father. hy Rev. A \. Baker.
Mr. John VI. Rolfc and Miss Ad,lIc NJ. GRAY
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Never ask a dyspertic person what he wants to
eat, but let him take few doses of BANTER MAN
DRAKE BrTTERs and his appetite will he all right
Price % cents per bottle. 50w2t
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FRIDAY

In the manner and for the purpose provided IN IT'S
charter and II II refused 10 10 So creditors sustain
ing loss and entitled 10 indemnify by virtue OF Inc
company's policies could compel reasonable assess
ment of the notes by proceedings IN equity, Whefe
the right of all parties in respect 10 amount OF loss
rates of assessments upon notes ia force at ates OF
losses could be adjusted by orders. and DEGREES as
might require
As to the cancellation of policies outstanding, the
company reserve the power 10 do so 10y Act OF MS
bylaws, relating TO changes" see lay policy OF
the company that the bylaws are therein referred
to and made part OF the contract OF insurance,
and consequently the policies can he cancelled Tor
cause as therein expressed. How this Is can he as
certained by referring 10 a policy. Whether all
policies have been cancelled nv the proper action
of the Board OF Directors, no doubt necessary Tor
that purpose he easily determined by reference
10 the record Of their proceedings.
Respectfully Yours, j. PRorr.
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University Of Vermont,


SUNDAY, JUNE p, 1879.
, p. m.-Baccalaureaie Discourse by the President.
$50 D. m-Anniversary of the Society for Religious
Norwich Conn.
MONDAY, JrSE %.
S p. m-Commencement Concert
TUESDAY, JUNE "a.
9 a m-Company Drill on Parade Ground.
~ n. m.-Aunual Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society.
1890 II in-Meeiing OF Alumni, at College Chapel.
l:s0 D. m.-Mesting of Medical Alumni Association
al paTlOrs Of College Street Church.
3 p m-CclebratiOn OF Associate Alumni. Grafton
by Rev. George b. Spalding d. D., Of Dover. n.
H. Poem by VIM. II. Bliss, ESQ.,, of Roches-
ter, Vi.
1870 p m.-Junior Exhibition.
WEDNESDAY, June Is.
9 t. m.-ExhbitiOn of the AIT Gallery, etc.
1890 a m-Procession from the College.
II a.. Vibrations OF Graduating Class, Masters
Grafton, and Comforting of Degrees.
. p. Incorporation Dinner.
5 p. m.-Commencement Levee AT the Presidents
House.
THURSDAY, JCyE 70.
> d, N Examination for admission 10 the Uni
q M yersity, at the College Rooms.
5 ,. m.-Neical College Commencement al How
ard Opera House. Address by Prof. II. D. IIolton,
NJ. d.
To he furnished by Germania Bsni OF Boston.
The Central Vermont Railroad and Lake steamers
will carry for fare one way. Return certificates
can be obtained OF Charles E. Allen, Secretary OF
the Alumni.
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The COMMUNION sERvIcE.

At three O'Clock, the Sacrament Of the
lords Supper was administered.
The pulpit and platform were beautifully
decorated with flowers for this service. The
trout of the pulpit bore a beautiful cross Of
white flowers the table was decorated with
white flowers and several baskets and vases
Of flowers adorned the platform.
Rev. p Watson of Sheldon, and Rev.
George F. Herrick Of nstantinople
officiaied, the deacons being Deacon VIM.
Miller of Williston, deacon J. G. Stimson Of
Norwich, Deacon s Chandler of Benning-
ton, and Deacon Il. A. Savage of stowe.
Theremarks were appropriate and interest
ing, hcse of Mr. Herrick being especially
full Of feeling, and the service was solemn
and impressive. "a. ... 1881
AT the close Of the communion service the
final adjournment Of the Convention took
place, and the members separated to their
honea
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13
AFT ERNooN.

Deacon J. G. Stimson, treasurer of the
fund for the relief of destitute families of
deceased clergymen presented his report.
The committee on arrangements for the
next General Convention reported as fol
lows:
Pldoe-Chester
Preacle7'-Rev J. G. johnson of Rutland;
substitute, Rev. +. q. Read of Bennington.
Essay" Relation of the Family to the
Church and State" Essayist, President NJ.
ii. Buckbam. ID. D.; substitute Rev. Z. I.
Hooker of Castleton.
DISQUALIFICATION, do the Current
Views of Evangelical Christians on the Sub
ject of Inspiration need reconsideration y
Rev. ]. H. Hincks of Mo ntpelier, Rev. W..
W. Winchester Of Bridport; substitutes,
Rev. J. d. Severance of Orwell Rev. w.
A Bushee of Brookfeld.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-13

For a farmer - hu, Is the WALTER \ WOOD en-
closed gear. Mower. nah II IlpDs.ck Tails, Y. Y.
Il "a yer, sample IN construct an. very strong AMI
durable It, gearing tightly rnciO,rL cNSlutiIng
all ia I9i dIt- lis hearings are made If the hest
bell metal All other Mower; nae either Bihhr. metal
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There we're mn-c wool Machines sold lat .a'on
than M an, prrNtuttt yVar, when proves The IN
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They are sll I IN WhiicA;uh nlN. Iulsfhll, Vi,
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WlllltuNB DAY. have Al all times Il large
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No dictionaries. no ''chromOs," no 'solid silver
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SncculnliOll.


Since the creation, II is estimated that - 900, WO
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CAPT \ =. Watsous urW Brick House AMI l't-
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Reasonable and easy terms. Apply 10 Nhttemufe
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no other deal er approach HIM lie represents
the famous
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Are manufactured in a STYLE fully equal 10 custom
work, IN all the newest shades and patterns iOr
Sammcs wear.
our enrT- stock Of Clothing. Hats. caps AMI
Furnishing Goods. Is offered ut prices which W
guarantee to lie good value To our customers.
When Won consider
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Collins V0LTAIC PLASTER

And insist upon having what you wilingto pay for
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists through
out the United States and Cansdas, and by WEEKS d
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30. 900 ENVELOPES REcSnsp THIS DAY


CORNER t1grch ami college So.
Darlington, VI, Jun. =. dG,lSWlt
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The BknAnWAI and 9Th ANENI T. STYLES IA
moderate prizes. Good soft Fur HAS iur iIua
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
More About tIle Great Copper
Mine Case.

Nashville American: The great case
of j. +. Raht VS.. TIE Union COIsolida-
ted Mining Company, in the Supreme
Court at Knoxville, occupied eli of last
week, and Hon. Jordan Stokes, Special
Judge, reached here last night with
the record-not in his pocket, az is
usual, but in a goods box. 1t is ui,der-
stood the case will not be decided until
q special ter. in March.
Wren this suit was brought the
American published the particulars
from tie New York papers. There
were then two suits rerdins-one in
New York, in which the copper COM
pany claimed, as against Raht, 81 ,20O,-
600 and tits suit in tennessee, ia
which the RcE1 claired about $lOS, 900,
but in WI ich the copper company
claimed by C oss-Jill about ST. 200, 0JJ.
The litigation involved tie entire
business of the nucktown copper mine
for eleven years.
The case was argued for the compa-
ny by Judge Baxter of tie Federal
Court, AID Judge SneeI, lac of the
Supreme Court Of Tennessee, and by
Col. A. S. Colyar, Col. Il. >. May.1cld
and S. L. GGut for Ral.t, Col. ColyGr
closing the argument Friday evening.
The decision will be looked to with
great interest.
The case was tried upon appeal from
the decising of Judge Cooper, who dis
missed the crCss-bill and gave Rcht a
decree for his money, with interest.
Judge Stokes thinks it will take him
at least q month to read tic record.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
SHERIFF. SALE

BY virtue of an order of sale directed
to me from the circuit court of Bradley
county, State of Tennessee, in the case
of Bed well s. II. :. Alexander " b. Il.
Greenlee g. j. II. Akin. | will on
Saturday November list, 1879
tt the court house door in the town of
Cleveland, in said county and State,
Offer tor sale to the highest bidder for
cash il. hand the following described
pI operty to-wit:
Town lot No. IL in the town of Char
lesion, Bradley county, Tennessee.
The same being bound 10y hiwasssee
street, tie town lots ofD. Newman and
others. Also one half acre of land
more or less adjoining water street, and
running fren, j. IL. Bells home place,
along water street to the ferry landing
running in below and west of i. Lew
is shcp, AMI with said landing to tie
river, theI.ce down the river as it
meal ders to Balls, and levied on rs the
PRO Derty of Z. +. Groenlee.
G. b. HAYS,
Sheriff Bradley County.
This Oct. lst, 1870. pr. fee $3.50
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
A Morning Star in the Vest.

A Cincinnati special says: JOIN
Morningstar, of IL.dicna, enlisted i'll
the army IS years ago, leaving Lis wife
and infant daughter ct hoEie. After
berg wounded and discharged, he
went to California, where hef2s since
been engaged in mining. Nothing was
eYer hearC from him at home until yes
tar'"y, W! en- he returned & wealthy
man, and fourd his wife married again
a~G his infant daughter a grown wO-
man. The town of Towles is greatly
excited over his return. His former
wife, row Mrs. Scott, is il q dilemma.