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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

BLAIR OONNESllpN Al EssEA JJNSllON.
A successful convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations in this part of
Vermont was held at Essex Junction, this
standing the hot weather Mr.. Barney of
Underhill spoke of the field now all ready for
Y. NJ. C. A work F. s. Small of Bellows
Falls the secretary of tho State association,
spoke of the large numbers-about zoo, 900
in Vermont who did not regularly attend
church, and some who lived in sight of the
church spire and yet were rs ignorant of the
Gospel as those living in the heart of Africa.
The pastor Of the Congregational church at
the Junction, spoke of the decline in the
success and interest of Gospel work by
Gospel workers" during the past two years
lie thought it was. perhaps, because the
novelty of laymen preachers and Bible read
ings was wearing away. Geo. W. Kennedy,
Esq, of Waterbury, said that it had been a
mistake to attempt great revivals, especially
in large places, with nothing but ''Biblc
readings" and the talks" of laymen. These
were all very well in their proper place, but
in making attacks upon the strongholds Of
sin it was necessary to hold the people to
one line of thought in carefully prepared
sermon of from thirty to forty-five minutes
Ill lit ttultl uO
very good work as skirmishers and us
picket lines, but when it comes to the great
battles we need q commander CT lifelong ex-
pcrience, a man called of God and especially
set apart for the work. He believed that an
ambassador of Jesus Christ did have power
different from other men. Rev. Mr.. Emer-
son spoke of the necessity OF forgetting de
nominational distinctions and working
together heartily like brethren. L. b. Lord
of Burlington read an essay on the most ef-
fective way of working among Christians
by setting apart u portion of our time daily,
by having a system in our work the same us
business men do in other things. Mr.. Ken
needy was called upon to speak of the most
effective way of working among the uncon-
verted lie said the first great need was to
have a good character. The unconverted
watch the church members, and they had
right to watch them, to see if they were
truthful, if they give in an honest grand list,
were free from little deceptive slips of the
tongue, white O. hes, evil speaking. unkind
criticisms, honest in our deal. This is the
great cause of dull meetings and want of
interest in the work. We need the sterling
honesty and truthfulness of our New Eng
land fathers if we would be effective among
the worlds people. The next point, he said,
was to give them words from the Bible. \
few well chosen verses were worth more than
all our arguments Do not admit or talk TO
IL man rs il he WAS an unbclievcr Induce
him to read the Bible and study it, and then
see if he can help believing. Say as did An
drew, Come and see" Interesting adj
dresses were made by Mr.. Cooper and Mr.
Shattnck OF St Alhans, and several others
and all were impressed that the convention
had been pleasant and profitable The dele
gates were literally entertained hy the ciii-
zcns of Essex Junction.
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ARNOLD ID. SyuEHu,N,S ESr.rE.

STATE of VERMONT. } The Honorable the
- - go - ,. , Probate Court. for The
'iSi"'' w '"'''' N"'N's' District Of ChItteudcn
To all persons Interested IN the estate of Arnold
u. Sherman. Ltr ui Huntington. IN said district,
/ deceased. GREETING:
WHERE NS~Il Court has AVS, s.Hrl the loth 'las of
June l>>p nrNl for The settlement 81 the admin
l>trailon df'uuut uI The administrator and FOR a
decree Of The residue ot SAID estate Ia The heirs
Of SAID decreased and ordered that public
nuiic thereof he given Ia all persons interested in
sInl estate hy publishing This o:icr three weeks
successIvcly rrrVinIl, th the day assigned. In the
Burlington Free Press, printed IN Burlington. IN said
District
Therefore. You are hereby notified 10 appear At
the Probate CONT Rooms. IN Burlington on the day
assigned. then and there io contest the allowance at
sai,l account. n you cause and - establish your
right u. hrIi- and Lawful claimants of said residue
Given under Elv haul. iri- 18Th lIy Of MAY \. u.
is>h. Il. =. TAFT Register.
I.MyW
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xc,snx Kr,,occ,s ESTATE.

STATE of VERMONT, ! To all persons con.
pIsrEIcr OF cHiTTESpES,ss SeIson kellogg LAT.
OF Essex III said district, deceased,
GREETING:
At probate court, holden At Burlington, within
and for the district OF Chilrnden, the 10Th day
OF May. ls>O, an instrument purporting to b. the
last Will and testament Of Nelson Kellogg late of
Essex, IN SAID district. deceased. WAS presented
tn the court aforesaid Tor probate and II Is ordered
10y SAID that the 10th day Of June, 1880 AT the
Probate Court rooms, in SAID Burlington he assigned
for proving SAIL instrument; and that notice there
of be gwen 10 all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully III the Burllng
ton FREE PRESS. newspaper printed III laid Bur-
lngiun. previous 10 the time appointed
Therefore. You are hereby Notified 10 appear bs-
fore said court AT the time and place aforesaid, aud
contest the probate OF SAID WILL II you have cause.
Gwen under Iny hand at burlington. IN said Dis
trici. this -uth day Of May, lss0.
!3wst L. 5. TAFT Register.
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PERSONAL.

Rev. John r. Herrick, d. D., of Yves
Hartford, Ct, has just been elected Presi
dent Of Pacific University, at Forest Grove
Oregon. DIR. Herrick is a native of Vermont
and graduate Of the L. v NJ, in the elias;
of 1917.
The widow of the late John c. Greene has
given 100000 to the American Sunday
school Union, to be used in developing O
higher order of Sunday school literatur
Prof. Proctor, the eminent English astron-
omer, who has been lecturing for some time
in this country on scientific subjects ought
To be satisfied with the pecuniary results OF
his labors. He delivered 1856 lectures from
the time he landed in New York, last Oc-
tohcr. TO May 12, on which day he sailed
from san Francisco for Australia, and re-
ccived therefor $50, 900, with net profit to
himself of $4,000. His courses of eleven
lectures in New York and Brooklyn brought
him in So, 900, and in no place of Importance
was he 50 poorly patronized as in Boston.
Mr.. Payne, one of the Ohio Democratic
candidates for the Presidency IS worth
50. 600, 600, and his son, who is an oil man.
is worth $1,000, 900 more.
Rev. franklin Butler of Windsor, editor
Of the Vermont Journal, was born in Essex,
October 3, 1914, and was in the Goth year of
his age at the time of his death. He pre-
pared for college at Jericho Centre and grad
uated at the University of Vermont in 1886
lie was Principal of the Academy at Brad
ford three years, whence he went TO Andover
Theological Seminary. Upon his graduate n
from that institution he was invited to be-
| come pastor of the "Old South COngrega-
tional church at Windsor, IN 1912. lie ac-
cepted the invitation, and was pastor of that
church until 1868, when he resigned. Soon
after his dismissal he became the New Eng
land agent of the American Colonization So.
ciety, in which position he continued for q
number of years, when, upon the sale Of
| the Vermont Chronicle to l.. j. McIndoe,
and the termination Of Rev. Nelson Bishops
connection with it, he became its editor, and
was also concerned in the editorial manage
ment OF the Vermont Journal At the de-
cease of Mr.. MclndOc he continued the
Journal! in connection with others and was
| its or-in-clie: nj his death. lie was
| chaplain OF the vermont state Pricon for
many years. lie was twice married. His
| first wife was the only daughter of ex-Gov.
Coolidge of Windsor, by whom he had on
child, a son, now agent of the Central Rail
read at Windsor His second wife was The
widow Of l.. J. NcIndoe, who survive.
him.
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II. II. WARNER n CO.,
ROCHESTER, Y. \

Sold In Darlington. by Vincent, Taft GO.
Ian Il, 'so-m,w ,fkwly
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lnl,i- MIN.S ES.ENEE.

We the subscribers, having been appointed by tht
Honorable the rrutc CONT Iug the District Of chit
tcndcn. Commissioners 10 receive. examine and al
lust the claims and demands 81 ait persons against
The estate at joel MIN. late OF Huntington
IN sad distract, deceased and also all claims and
demands exhibited In offset thereto and SIX months
from the tlv uf the ,ltr hereof. h,Ing allowed ~
s.I Court nr that purpose. We 10 therefore hereby
Vr notice that W. VIII attend Ia the business OF
our appointment. the late residence OF the late
joel MIN. in Huntington. IN sand district. on the
fourth SATURDAY uf jan" and November next, at II
o'clI'k 4. III. oarh OF said DAYS.
Dated tins i,th ,Iiy ui MAY. lSsO.
-. u. ELLIS. l,.,,. -,
WNRlIAM EEiN~IEE, '''''''''SS'nS'''
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William c. Crippen; Morristown, {. {.
Dodge and ID. J. Stafford; Stowe, Chandler
Watts. I'd; Watervile, II. W. Hulburd ;
Wolcott, F. J. Burnell.
A fire, Tuesday, destroyed the Baptist
church at West Pawlet. The fire origin
ated in an adjoining barn, which was
set on fire by scven-years. old boy playing
with matches. The contents of the church
were saved no insurance.
William Henry Claiming of England.
nephew of William Ellery Claiming, is eX-
pected to preach the sermon at the Braltle-
horo Unitarian church, Wednesday evening,
June 10, prefacing the meeting of the Con
necticut Valley Conference of Unitarians
June Z
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STATE OF VERMONT } To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF cIlrTrSDES.ss Of Daniel Rnrp,,t Iat !.
of IIincsbursh. in sad district deceased.
GREETING:
Al Probate court holden at Burlington, within
and Tor the District ui Chittcnden the 18th day Of
Nay. A. u. 1850 instrument, purporting 10 be the
last VIII and Testament of Daniel surritt, late OF
llnesburEh. IN siid district. deccasedwas presented
Ia the Court aforesaid for Probate and II Is ordered
by said Count that the 18Th day of June. A. ID.
1850 the Probate Court rooms in SAID Burlington.
he assigned for proving said instrument; and that
uotce thereof be gwen all persons concerned by
publishing this order three weeks successfully in
the Burlington FREE PRESS, newspaper printed
at SAID Burlington. previous to the time appointed
Therefore, You are hereby notified TO appear be
fore said Court at the time aui place Aforesaid and
contest The probate al said Will. II You have cause.
Given under nv hand Al Burlington IN said DIS
trlct. this eth Hay OF May. \. u. lsSO.
4sw3W X. 5. TAFT. Register.
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SKIN DISEASE.
GREAT SUFFERING FOR 10 YEARS. A WONDER
FIJI trRE BY ZEE CrTICrRA REMEDIES,

McsSrs WEEKS 4 POTTER: G.ntlemen.-CUTt-
CUHs REMEDIES have done me a power Of good I
have been afflicted with skin disease for sixteen
wears. Some DAYS Il troubled m" more than Others,
hui at might the itching nearly drove me wild.
would scratch until the blood would run down
lImb..
have had several physicians. Some said they
cond cure me hut others sand not.
Will saw that before used the CrTiCURt RENE
DIES was In a fearful stale. and had gwen W all
hope Of ever having any relief.
But. like drowning man arasping at a straw. |
thought would try the CrTICURt REMEDIES, about
which mai heard 50 mach.
They hay" performed wonderful cure for m.
and OF NV own free will and accord recomm-n nj
them. Yours truly
S. A. STEELE.
6S W. Van Euron ST., Chirago. III
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Argal Nutires.
IN sNsGI.sl:NCY.
EDWIN ". af.Mps1mEy,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT ! To ali persons coz
90 ,..,,.,. 81. ; cerned In the estate Of
DISTRICT VI hiiiENphH'S'j Edwin W. Humphrey
late OF Jericho III said District, deeeased,
AT \ probate court, holden at Burlington, within
AMI for the district Of Chttenien, on the 3tth day
OF May lssO. an instrument purpOrtin. 10 be the
last Will and testament, of Edwin W. Humphrey
laic of jericho, in said district, deceased, was
presented 10 the court aforesaid, for probate And
Is ordered by said court that the 18th day of June
1850. AT the Probate Court rooms IN said Burlington
be assigned for proving said instrument: and THAI
notice thereof he given 10 all persons concerned, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully In
the Burlington FREE PRESS newspaper printed nj
said Burlington. previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore. You are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore sand court, al the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate OF said Will, II You have
Given under my hand al Burlington, in said dis
trct, this cath day Of May, 1sso.
Isw3w H. s. TAFT, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

Ever since Prof. Green wrote 10 the Medl al
Record advising physicians everywhere tn use tine
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure III their practice, il has
been gaining in favor with the profession TIey
can lind noihing which is a substitute for it. X
Cankins NJ. D. Rochester, y. Y. saws he woul /
prescribe II 10 all who afflicted with seri0u
May e.-m,w, fGw2w2J
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
THE BURLINGTON, VT, FREE

for it a coliirnr" IN ia virtues, never eqlalieL 10y
any Other medicine. II siill makes the most ciicr-
tuIl cures Il Io'Ls f"is fohSn pt'on, that can he
made hy medical skill Indccd. The Cherry FcciO-
RAJ hls really rnll,rd these dangerous diseases Of
their trrrufS 10 a great extent and given feeling
Of immunity from their fatal effects. That Is well
founded If the remedy b" taken in season. Every
family Should have IN their closet for the ready
an prompt 4.i.i.f 81 Il members. Sickness, suffer
In. and even lI; /. s.grh hy this timely protection.
rdr prul, ri -huUld not neglect II. AMI the wise
viii NOT k'el II ly You for the protection II affords
by lis timely u.,' m s;l'l'lrn attacks.
Prepared b; Dr. j. a. AVER \ co, Lowell Mass.
Practical aul Anal iticll chemists. Sold by all
Druggists ana dealers ia Medicine.
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There Is perhaps Re- tonic offered 70 The people
i;4i pos -,srs is inuch zeal intrinsic value "a the
Hop i;iirrs Just at this season Of The wear. when
the stomach needs an appetizer. or the blood needs
purifying. the cheapest and best remedy IL Hop
EitirTs. An ounce of prevention i worth pound
Of cure, don't wait until YOU are prOstrafei by a
disease that may take months f"r YOU 10 recover in.
-EossaA Giobs. May @l-,ieOI&w2w
Mothers never fail 10 recommend Mall Biiiers as
unurtshiu,r and ~. hpu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

MEDICINE MEN's MEETING. the meeting
OF the Vermont State Eclectic Medical Socie-
ty, at Montpelier, May 2Gth, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year :
President. Dr. W T. Tcmpleton; vice-pres-
idents. Drs J. W. Marsh Of Factory Point,
G. X. Baslcy Of Chelsea. L. II. Bascom of
Montpelier secretary AMI treasurer, DR.. G.
II. Gray of Calais; librarian, DIR. J. ".
Templetou Of Montpelier; censors, DIR.
George II. Gray Of Calais, DIR. W. II.
Woodward OF Loldondafry Dr. s. George
Soules of liardaick delegates to the Ma
tional Eclectic Society, Drs. G. ii. Gray,
W. r. Woodward, G. X. Bagley. Dele
gates to the State societies New Hampshire,
Dr. + L. Leonard; Massachusetts, DR.. W.
d. Waller New York, DR. J. ". Marsh +;
Illinois, DR.. }. VI. Templeton; Ohio, DIR. L.
G. Soules; Connecticut, DR. A. ID. Aver /;
Pennsyl wanna. Dr. g C. Washburne
THE MoXTrEuEE FEg.-Of the recent
burning Of the county court house at Mont
pelier the Fireman SAYS the walls stand
firm and solid except a little at the top and
the upper granite caps The vaults in the
clerks oilicc and the probate Office were I'M
injured and the fire went no lower than 10
Shin the floor Of the second story. All tn"
records Of the Probate Court, and all the
records Of the County Court, within the last
thirty years, with the county library and
town records were saved. Tho old
records Of the county clerks, anterior
10 thirty years ago, were destroyed. and
so were the files Of tie Montpelier news
papers for the last twenty-five or thirty
years. The newspaper files were quite a
loss; but the old records had merely an an
tiquarian value. Al tie county records Of
any value were saved unlIarmcd. The fire
probably started fcp.l spark from the
smoke stack Of III" Idciman. The dam
age is some $4,000 or 1000 or so above
the insurance.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL West Randolph,
Friday, Mrs Mary Ann Sherman, in going
down stairs, made misstep and fell, kill
ing her instantly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

Fatal TERMINATION OF INJURIRs.-Mrs.
A. \. Gregory died at North Troy, Thurs
day, the 2.th, from injuries received in falling
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

THERE will he temperance camp meeting
at Mortified on "Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, August 18th, 18th and Goth. The
details are BOW in process of arrangement
and will be announced soon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

For the speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness, Loss Of
Manhood and all disorders brought on by indiscrc-
ton or excess. ANY druggist has the ingredients.
Address DAVIDSON 4 co, IS Nassau st, New York.
June 6, '19'deOdAwly
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MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS
IN THREE TEARS OF TREATMENT.

Gcnilemen-Plrase Ind - cents 10 pay for small
box 81 tUTIcUEA aud di!cct II To- me. The dollar
box you sent me has don" me more good than all
the doctors IN thrcr years. The doctors have done
me good. Nv feet and legs are healing fast
II is indeed tUTiCrRA
Yours truly.
EVAN MORGAN, r NJ
Mascoy, MINI, June IS, 1855.
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We are getting into the midst of the sun
spo. period, and if we may believe the sensa-
tional meteorologisis, we may prepare for
some extraordinary phenomena in the wealth
er, accompanied or followed by famine and
pestilencc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

Hon. RorErr 5. HALE has been obliged
" continued i'll health to retire from the ac-
tiy, n,,rsliit of his profession.
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(g9ticuraa
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP.

CCTIcURA RrsoLrENT is the most powerful Blood
Purifier aud Liver Stimulant ever compounded. In
forty minutes after taking the nrst dose II may be
detected IN the saliva. blood. sweat and urine,
showing that Is has entered the blood and been dis
tributed throughout the entire system. In It's pas
sage through the circulating uids II meets with the
corrupt particles of matter which foster and main
tain disease. with which II chemically unltes de
stroving and gradually eliminating them from the
system.
Hence the power 10 forever expel scrofulous.
Cancerous, and Canker Hnmors, which un-
checked MI the body with foul corruptions, and
rot out the delicate machinery Of life.
CuTICuKA. The great external remedy for all HUI
mors Of the Scalp and SKIN. lcers SORES and Dis
charging Wounds l. the most soothing and healing
OF outward applications. II speedily destroys fun
gus and parasitic growhs, restores the oil glands
a.d tubes to "a healthy condition. and cures, when
assisted by the CUrIcrgA soar, bs-ra-rs Of the
Skin and Scalp which have been the torture of n
life time.
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SUSPENSION OF NEwsrAPER.-The Re
publican OJserc5r published at White River
junction by Thomas Hale since January,
1873, has been discontinued. The sub
scription list of that paper has been good
but the advertising and job printing patron
age is not sufficient to encourage its con,inu-
ance. \ private corporation, composed Of
leading Republicans in Cheshire county, n.
H., has been organized for the purpose OF
establishing new paper at keenc, to be
called the Mar England OJSerrer, of which
Mr.. Hale is 10 lie the edtor-in-chicf and
ma ager.
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Vernon. Catholics and the Starving Irish

I HANDSOME sIIOW INt.
For the following statement of TIC collcc-
tons for the Irish famine sufferers in the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington, VIC
are indebted to the Rev. Thomas Lynch,
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SALE OF = IIoTEL.-The fine new hotel
at White River Junction has been sold hy
Mr.. \. T. Barron TO Mr.. Chas. Ballard,
formerly of Concord, \. H., but of late a
resident of White River Junction, and a
Mr. Andrnss.
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CUTICURA SOAP
SUPERIOR 10 ANY.

cHas. DENIM, Druggist.
FIRST Place. cor. Court Street.
Brooklyn, March 4, 1872.
can chcerfulv speak OF the healing qualities of
your CUTiCURA soar, and its perfume Is superior 10
any Of the standard soaps now In use.
CHAS. DENIM.
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TA1KIyG OF SxcEssIoN.-The NJ. E. Ben
ming On church is taking active measures TO
to meet at some central point to discuss the
recent change in the boundary of Troy Con-
ference and it is freely stated that a scces-
sion may lac The result, prominent laymen
declaring that they viii not submit 10 the
transfer. Bennington is. one of the three
largest charges aff, cicd.
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TIE game laws are said to be wantonly dis
regarded in the Adrondacks. The ponds
are being ci,a1rd ont of trout 10y means of
ragcous work is going on at every accessible
point in the woods. and will never be check
ed until the streams and ponds are despoiled
or the scheme of park adopted 10y the Leg
islatI,fr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

Al The spccia. meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Boston. lIoosac tunnel and Western
railroad company OF Vermont, recently held
a, Rutland. it WAS voted to sanction the in
GREASE of the capital stock of the company 10
$3.50. 600. and an agreement for the con-
solidation of the company with the Boston,
Hoosac tunneland Western railroad company
of New York was ratified.