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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06
The Free frs-s fer the Campaign


The WEEKLY Fee Pass Il large, &C
column paper, filled with valuable readinr
POLITICAL agricultural, scientific, literary and
humorous, Vermont news. market reports
etc, etc.-will he sent any address, from
now I'LL after the Move her election and in
cludinr the returns Of lc election, for .i1rig
csAts For fifty cci:is Ne will SIND The Free
Pass from now till the adj nurnmcnt OF the
Legislature.
The DAILY FREE Press AND TINES viii lie
seat to any address from now till November
9Th, 1SSo, for S1.75, and from now til tic
adjournment of the Legislature for Ire
dollars,
At these low figures no one need he with
out daily or weekly paper, through the
coming exciting campaign. The cash mus:
accompany all orders.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06
A Canara.


| THE LrrorTrp OUTAGE 1T EAsG MIDDLE
ErEy AN ENTIGE FAEEIriTIc,; -TuE&. Y.
TIMES BADLY suIp.
The New York Tines of Sunday published
| a despatch dated at Burlington, and de
! scribing ut considerable length an alleged
outrage, committed on u Republican ho:c
keeper namod FAIR, at East Mitldlclury,
who was seized at night in his hcusc by 4
| gang Of Democratic ruiiiaas, Gagged, taken
| 10 Il nrigiboliag barrier shop, whcrr his head
was shaved: and thea dragged 10 otter
Creek and duci,cd, and finally left tied 10 a
tree. srnsclcsS and disligurod for life, all be
| cause he would not haul down Republican
| flag which lac had hoistcd on his hotel. 1t
was added that FAIR had been brought To the
| Mary Fletcher Hospital for treatment; and
that the States Attorney OF Addison county
was investigating The outrage. The Times
gave prominence 10 The despatch. and made
il the subject of an editorial paragraph. As the
| occurrence was represented 10 hav" taken
| place on THURSDAY NIGHT last. il struck us at
| first as a little queer that ~ word ot such
remarkable transaction had become public
| property in this recon. We have sinCr taken
pains 10 make inquiries here AMI in Middle
bury: and find in the first place that no such
despatch WAS sent from here Ia New York
hy any responsible person, and there is good
reason Ia believe that no such despatch was
tccrraphcd from here at all. In the second
place, M transaction Of the Kind took place.
There is no hoicl-kccpcr OF the name oi Farr
at Last Mildlchury There are hut six Dem
ocras in the place, and there has never been
a campaign club Of either party formed there.
l.,,I -, in
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4 Card.

wish TO express my thanks Ia the people Of
Chiiicnlcn and Addison countless for their liberal
patronage III the past. and also inform them that
not only manufacture every style Of double and
single Harness. but also deal IN all kinds OF Spruce
and Hemlock Lumber. and Shingles. Clanboar,iS,
Cedar Posts, Maple sugar, otc., Orders hy mail
promptly attended 10.
JouS II. ALLEN.
IIinl sb;l-oIi VI Feb 4 lisa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

States hfiurn,., ui A.i,li-.u t',.IH;, g.
Mil. -It.t, NJ. Aug .. 1o-i.
joins TnoNrso'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

THE unprecedented popularity of the celebrated
CcuiIur lIuimcniI, is because they are made To
deserve confidence. They sublue Swengs. heal
SclltlS Burns Wounds and calls. AMI cure RiIEr
MATiSN. Neuralgia. Sciliira. Pam III the Hlrs.
strains, Sprans and llnencsS. They always relieve
and never disappoint. July |, vim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

ST. AIBAHs BUTTER MAEKET. Aug. =
The receipts were fair and market quiet.
Prices remain about the same a las; week 3;
good to choice IS to % cents per pound; Sc
lections "a cents per pound; a few fancy lots
at higher price; general price % cents per
pound. Shipmrnt !. 200 parkases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

STATE OF VERMONT. } 10 al persons en-
DISTRICT or CHTTIESpES - Ait. V i:,,; ~
OF Burlington, in sand distract. drcs.isr,i.
ttELLTtNG-
Al a probate court. holden ut burlington. within
aud To- the district 81 Chitt.uiisr. ira. an dIy
Oi August lSsJ ii,siiuIis nj I'pJlt3Eg 10 i.- The
last Will AMI tsl,iiai'i u. AmHl ". Eaoi. iitr o-
Burlington. IN said ti-i ict. er.i 'cl sis lied
10 the court aforesaid fpT rr's.Ifr i;li q o. at 't
Ia sail court That the 70 typi turusi l--u 81 the
Probate Court rooms. IN sii Eau i.'.ton h' l-.e ?
for proving slIl instrument; .,ii ilG notice the:e-
be- given Ia all persons concerned s ,'ji'siili3i
thi{ order three weeks sr.rrSstN"iN IN The EnfhnF-
ton FREE PRES. newspaper f.Tiulri 20 -iii Eu'-
lIn.run. preyi0us Ia The time appointed.
Therefore. You are hertIs u,iiiie 10 appear he-
fore SAID court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said will II You hty.-
GIVEN under nv hand 81 Darlington N SAT- IA
trirt, tins IN day "i irgtai. i--''
GW3t K. = TAFT II: si-t.s.
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GEy. kTLPATEICK addressed lar-c meet
ing at Bellows Falls, Monday night. 4
programme, but Notwithstanding this. an
imposing procession marched to the hall
with two brass bands, glce club ami pyrc-
technic accompaniment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

AT the Sydney international exhibition
Sheep Breeders Association Fairharl., 4.
Co. received a special award of the first de
gree Of merit the Howe Scale Company,
first degree Of merit; Estey * Co, organs,
commented; and NJ. J. Ellsworth, Mcrinn
wool, 'highly commended"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

CEN5rs BEuRSs FOE me STATE. The
population Of ;hc State 10y counties is as
follows. Addison county, "a, 80; franklin
county 90 9Si: Lamoillc county, 1861 :;
Orange, %, iGG Orleans, 22,0l3; Rutland.
41,911 Washington, %, 25i WiGdham, 90
go; Windsor, Sc, 1853; Bennington, o., :.
Caledonia, 90, .3G Ch;ttcndcn,3 80, G2G; Essex,
1880; Grand Isle, 4, i9j; making total Of
334, AS for the Stale "A gain of 3,90i ov,r
the census of 1870
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

The Chiitcnden County Agricultural 81
ciety will hold its annual Fair at Essex juno
ton, "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
September sth, 9Th and 10Th, 1SSo Persons
desiring copy Of the premium list will adj
dress John y. Pe7cival, Secretary, Je,irln,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

BRIGHT EoY.-Grgcr1cas (lesroas OF explaining
The word "'enoughO: Now, suppose. Freddy, that
You give pussy all the EL she can lap all the meal
She can eat, and all the sweet cake she cares for.
what Will she have" Freddy (with surprising
a.arrIty): "kittcns." II Freddy himself hii eaten
# all. he would have called for SASFOEpS j ,MSfch
GISGER Immediately. Aug ..wCj si:Swlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

DO YOU Know what ii is 10 suffer from Piles? Ii
You ,o, You know what Is of the worst tor
mcniS OF the human frame. The most pcTfec;
cure ever known is knlney-Wor;. II cures rnil-
siiIou. and then its tome action restores health
To the diseased bowels AMI prevents recurrence
OF The disease Try it without delay.
AuE2.'dAwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

PITvuER'S VEGETABLE CASToEI, contains neither
morphine. mineral nor alcohol. II is pleasant to
take. assma.eS The food anI gives health 10 The
child and rest TO the mother. CIstoril eXpelS worms
and oyercones irritation caused 10y rash or cutting
tstfh. ,Iuy l. Miup
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

The Chittendcn County Good TcmrllIs
Union, held at Wiliiston on Friday Of last
week, was one Of the largest and most sue
cessfGl meetings held since the organization
Of tie society. Lar5e delegations froin
some Of tie lodges were present muc! in
iercst was manifested and the mcctlns Was
altogether a pleasant and profitable one. At
the public meeting in the evening large
audience was addressed by The Rev J. C.
Langf"ri of Colchester and the Rev VI. +.
Eel Of Nil,ision.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

VT. EuiIo>.-A BEAR CAyGnr AND
KILLED. Several black bears have been
proving about in West Bolton this Summer;
and among other dcprcdatians have iqken
three sheep from the iiacls of Mr.. ". 4.
BnlHnnlH. 10 punish The rascais lee
ct l2r." steel lear trap, and
succeeded in Getting two bears into thetrap,
bat it WAC not Str me- enough 10 hold them
Mr.. Hphannan then had the trap thoroughly
repaired and put on two more new springs,
making four in all, AMI for the expense of
fitting up the trap Mr.. -. j. ll0sford agreed
to take one half of What il caught. Sunday
evening, u Young man went to the place
where tEr trap was set, and found it was
zone: be returned tGihc house and reported,
when several persons started in pursuit Of the
/ 'slr. following. the track where he dragged
/ :!"n. tn sic,l trap, weighing tweniy-siX
! pounds. which wa alarhcitu block Of wood
/ II grew 80 dark they were obliged TO give
| up The lil:!' until morning when they start
/ &c, aciin. After following bruins track
/ aaou; two and hall miles the dog ahead
| began 10 la!h, and they could distinctly
/ hear the trap chain rattle. They rushed ON
! and were soon Standing face 10 face with the
! thief who bill them with Sullrn @rowl to
| sland bad, or be would lay his left hand On
/ thcn:-uhi,h il,cy did until they had dis
/ charged ir'!a nGslcis, rcvulvcrs and rifles
/ ci@h, balls anl one charge Of buckshot
into his body. which laid him out n
dead bear lie was Judged to he two years
old aud weighed about two hundred and
twenty five pounds His prll and head were
taken 10 the Town clerks oilicc To get the
bounty aid l's Ar Stale, understood 10 he
/ : 10.
Tie lynx which frightened the glrl in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

RIcHMoHD MARKEr, August 2.-'The but
ter market was about the same as last week.
Sales were made as follows Ordinary 10
fair, IL TO - cents; good to choice, IS to -;
fine, 30 TO "a. Farm dairy cheese sold a
10 Q CONS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

a. c. ROBINSON. of We5tiorl.
For Senator'S. {. W. WoopHorsE, OF Burlington.
wv. y WEED, OF Shelhurn.
...,, ,E. II. LANE. of Jericho.
81 -'''-''' "''s''' L. H. ASpEEUS. OF I;l,hiuual
Eor .'a.l7s ar Pr,5f.,-r. T. wAtss. Of EuriHa;"l.
Tor stltt' .i-:lfa-v-M. \. EISGHtu. of E--cN-
Far sEefif-LUNAS \ DREW. OF Burlington.
For HiJh BaiijF-ApoNIE,M AUsTI,. al wiuooslL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

The Vermont State fair viii he held II
Montpelier. Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September 18th, 18th, 10Th,
and Eth, 1880. Persons desiring a copy Of
the premium list will address Henry CLARK,
secretary, Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

lsC.nIu:r Inc NcCIciiOn..

In our cnleIyorS Ia preserve health it il oi the
utmost Importance thai We Keep the sc'ret"ry sys-
hfttit'' action upon the Kid
ueys. liver and bowcls. | Sc II instead of dosing
with vile hters or drastic pills. 1t is purely
cia''lr, AMI Is prompt hut mid ia action.
Aug 2,lNwIw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

NJ represented VITA perfectly developed form -
h"IaiS and health combined, No dcClv"d-inni;ri
men women l." hrIltiy. bccaIs. digestion
mast u" imperfect. I 80 >DXOpU\r, ct hrdltaN
teeth. GOOD digestion Ei sound body. Revive the
thrr" .'tIrcS. Aug I. .IgulANlw
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LfQal Nntirfs.
DANIEL nURRITr,s ESTATE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable the Probate Court for the District of Chit
ienden, Commissioners TO receive, examine and at
just the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Oi Daniel Burrift, late of Hnesburgh,
II. said district. deceased. and also all claims and
from the DAY Of the date hereof, being allowed 10y
said Court Tor thai purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice that will attend TO the business OF
our appointment, at the dwelling house of Mrs. Cor
nelia A. Burritt, Of Ilincshurgh in sad district On
The last Tuesday Of August and The third Tue lay 81
December next al 10 O'Clock q IN, on earl, ui sii.i
dlYs.
Dated this I'D DAY 81 June. 50.
J. NJ DEAN. ro,,,,,...i,....,s
j. G.. WELLER, ! N""''''7''''' -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06
THE VERMONT EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE

l. IN En"i-l. Classical. Mathematical and NIu',tt
School. Boy AMI Youths ltri IL c'iii''" "r i't--
ness The iwruiy -tr-t f-ar Wa'irr as pr" .rut
head VIII Open usual on ", tlu's-lIy. SCI 'irs
1T. 1rrms moderate. Foo rir,iiiI's. % !irrsS
REV. Ti!EUnuii \. Hopkins \. NJ
Prin, .r.i.
Enllincinn. VI. Am-l-. .. .-,.-c. DIM lsAlm
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u, was '"''S my "i''' ~ "ii'''''',''
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l'l' "c 'i"'c 10 'h'flh III MS 9"'S'i"iiH' !"
inns l'"i"'s''''i'' "iii'i WIS i'c'''c" VIII"
MUM i'''s''''' anu 'i''h''''' '''e S''"''Ne'
'''''i w. anu '''' VIZ '''' S'i'S "'''"c''
IS ihc Natiohs 'h"lcc. when inns was
ended and the applause had died AWAY The
la, ;,t.rr,c,t,,r .,;.1 ..,,;u III, ,,,,s,io,s
"''c' ISL ii 'oi' Joyce peiic'cH 'Hat Tue
l'rpuhcan party was consiliullonally right
IN, ,hn ,rrri,o,i,l o,,os.in, h.r,r. fla, ,r,r
..tot rrt.,...,.i ii. ,.....
''''" II Nv '''''' i''''''io" = ''i5'' ""''''-
tiat that the Southern States ware accorded
over the Northern States. in the DAYS Of
D,,,,,,,r.,,i,. r,,l,, l., r.r.,,,o,,r2 r,J I,,.,,
,''' Wv W." VT
iepl'd that ne MAJ 10 douot Whatever tiii'
the Republican doctrine that slavery could
lawfully cyi., only i'm the slave St,,cs anil
,t.,,, c....,.,..,: -.
''''' ''' ''''' ''''''" 6''' Nv ''7'i' ''iS
slavery into the territories, was correct. As
| 10 the SECOND. while he could mention laws
u,ssr1 far ;b,. I.c,.i, If ,h. South go ia.
,,.,.,r,.I.., ..;,r ..., ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

Ci:ftr-i.a.4 western cail- al.i moo i.HtI ..'r
NORTH. Prices ruled steady 0l Clt;-, stiii ~; t:,-
k,t . mo- .riy". GrIss-f-,i c:l'i" h.,.H 8, .l:;.-
in.
Sheep and lsui'r Prices ru'' 90. ri-t.g oi
liubS aui iUii a. much III Sheep.
Poultry Supply .. tons. l'iir t.s,,..n'. g. --
Turkeys. lnr; InHl, lie 5'h.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

JonX =. IIowAgD, ESD, arrived at New
York, Tuesday, by steamer from England.
He bore the voyage well, and is expected in
Burlington in few DAYS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

The completed census of Vermont gives
us 354,i55 inhabitants. By the census Of
of 1870 our population was 500, 551, and tn
gain has therefore been q, 1904
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06


%r,rn Ciursiox NOTES.-The Addison
county rlaocrats convene Il: Ncrccnncs,
Aucsf; T. and the Democrats Of Lamoillc
county viii hold a mass convention at Hyde
park on the same lay.
\ Vermont correspondent of the Spring
field R,2nj''rfia predicts that 'the general
uproar in that State will increase The Repub-
lean majority hy bringing ont two votes Of
that PARTY 10 one for the other side, for the
simple r,a ~ that everywhere outside the
/ iails they cyisi in thai proportion"
An enthusiastic rally was held at Suthcr-
Land Falls. Monday, in a new building being
erected by the sutherland Falls Marble Com
pany. The large force Of worlmen left their
work and gathered in great numbers to hear
General Noo,.ford, who was on Il pile of
boards with Governor Proctor, the men fill
ing oyny convenient space in the building
Prof. Ssoiyc was also present. Governor
Proctor inir dnrrl The Spcakcras 4 man who
had done good service for his country in the
war, and Was doing just as good service
now. Gen. Woodf0rd spoke for ahou.twcn
ty minutes. lie then went 10 West Rutland
aUi as.dyc>Sci the quarrymem there.
Gen. l,ln ". Phelps of Braitlcboro has
wri;tca q letter formally accepting the NOM
ina'ion for President by the National Anti
Masonic Society.
Gen. Stewart /. Woodfor,! addressed 4
large and enthusiastic audience al Rutland
Saturday evening. Hon. Julius IL. Seelyc
II Massachusetts also made short address,
urEias i,ic i;n?o.tanrr Of a fail vote in Sep
icEbcr. lie said;
lido not stand bore % sid with refined
gold The speech Of the gentleman who is 10
follow, bat as loyal Ncrmontcr in obedience
10 the request of your Governor. While
here have heard one thing which has great
ly disuihc! me, aa'l that is that little inter
Is; is shown in politics because Vermont is
surely Republican. Bat Vermont ought 10
lic something more than sure. At no time
within my Knowledge has the result in this
State been looked Tor with Greater interest
than now. AMI therefore it is the daily Of
every Republican 10 vote
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

THE Rev. Mr. Mott, of Charlotte, vii.
preach in the Baptist church at Essex June
ton. each Sunday during the month OF
August. Services at II o'clocl, a. m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

For cleansing tic systrm 90 all mntIri :naitr;
AMI wli,hni' on III ICES. no medicine pns-<ss'-
such r.cac, a. Et%tCE's N,&nE,Sr EiTrEts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

RUTLAND has a Garfield ani Arthur vcier-
an league with sixty one members, headed by
Gov. Redlieli Proctor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

= a l.nin;cH: ior I"i..-, i!LNEy J"H' O.. 5
hrN!'A ANn on. LrsMrNf = u!:rqhlllrd. Il '''res
Srrain:', E.ni-,s and Iamrn. - At 0acr.
.Iuly .-.lAWlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

SOstiS cnr>..-rh" most elrriual WHY 10
overcome 4 ro''iyc habit Is To take a small dose al
E,NTER'S M,SrRiEf EiITrEs before each Lirl
AMI follow 1t Tor i week "r r.u ,ays. Tho cure wall
hn mid. hut 'ur'.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

MA>, people stem 10 think there Is to danger IN
H"a'riin" cold IN warm weather; iut ths Is
often 4 fatal mistake Remember that IL. y. g.
WHITES rriMOSutY EnNIE viii cnr instant
:fbrf .lul, dyNfil
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,.isslt.AasHN HnurrE..

To whom Il NAV c,nc.fn: have .,vtu ~: .ru
Carnl Frazer ot lull,nEa. ". MS tlni" tili br
u wears ui aar. shall 'laua iiota al h,s WV.
ter tn; dat.
burlington, ". Ia'' 81 : go.
r!-rEE r':i-IH
~. - ,IfTs..u.y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

I,.rl T. Balcl,, clerk in NJ. ID EowkUs
StoI,', in Luncnburgh, got badly poisoned
tron putting up London purple. Having
put up large quantity IN pound packages,
he inhaled such quantity of the dust as To
place him in critical condition fo: several
Il ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06
IN INSol.NESGY.

.;TNTE OF VERMONT, Count ui IL. ussrH.f.
District of Chlttrndru.t Ia th,' &c Oi
Baldwin 4 Nnitlock, ri Edthagt.n. Inssivcit
debtors.
This is To give Notice 10 lie creditors 90 si,! III
solvent debtors thai have thus ,lay ma with sd
court nv account u Assignee, and thai @iil apps
for sciiemOnt OF said account. and for :: j!i-
ehdr"- from all liability Assignee, al a Cnur! 90
Insolvency 10 be held At The Tr1hlir Cilirc IN HI
lrgg;oa IN sand district on the til dag "a. AuHI-5.
I-9ti at - O'Clock u III
Dated at Burlington ia s.lI District. I'M is
,.lv OF July l~Sl
Wit \. u. MITHERELL. Assignee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

lie! 4 farmer divide hiS white butter into two
lots. white ytt in the form of cream, and for one
make Se OF Perfected Butter Color. made 10y Wells.
Richardson < Co., burlington. VI. while The other
goes 10 market without color. and he VIII discover
on what course his interest depends This color
gives the fine. rich. golden yellow OF first qlitii
June butter aud il NOT in"c with the dali red tint
objected To IN most butter cOlJrS. Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1850.

an culture can only intensity this feeling
az linst him. So long as Mr. Phelps coniin
ed himself to private life there was no Call
for any one to express publicly their disgust
at the senselcss folly of his political opinions,
but since he aspircs to become the ruler Of a
State If that North which he has always
affected to look down upon, there is no &C
casion to handle him tcndcrly.
From the Woo,lstock S:aadaldl
In another column are notable articles
from the Rutland UcraM and burlington
FrEE Press 10 which we wish 10 direct cs-
pccial attention. The editors Of these pa
pers have spent their lives hy the side Of
Mr.. Phelps, the Democratic nominee for
governor, and know whereof they speak.
They paint him in no cnviablc colors poliii-
cally and yet they are none too severe. II is
no secret in Vermont that his sympatlics
were with the South and that his tongue was
unbridlcd in the use Of language for which
others were stigmati2cd as coppcrhcadS.
Those who were accustomed To meet him
during the years of the war were shocked
!y The remarks he freely made in cOndcmna-
lion of the efforts of the government 10 pre-
serve the Union. He rcjoiccd when the
Union soldier lost anl mourncd WHEN he
WAS victorious.
1t is very unpleasant 10 recall all this
AGAINST Mr. Phelps, whose culture and ahili-
ties and private worth are the admiration Of
all, hut since he has decided 10 enter the
political field. lending his name and rcpua-
ton to restore 10 power the party who would
have destroyed the Union, it is inevitable
TIM; he should bc exposed. He has invited
it and should not take exceptions il the grid
iron on which he is hroilcd is hot. His
spc Il in accepting the nomination was the
spr h of dcmagoguc rather than a states
MAI 1t was unworthy his reputation and
the beet evidence in the world Of the
ius,.-rss of the criticisms passed upon
lin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

10 not delay. hut bear in mini that Consumption
often begins wiih neglected Cold or Cough.
tdJHSuH's Eoiitnic EdiNfBl WINS The day III
curing Coughs AMI Colds Price - and - cts. 1ral
l.ftlr-. lin X gkWif
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

UItE. IL S,a Yr-t cdl. -lni, .i'. t,-,. ,,a.l'I
:. TIC, >nH "i t'r ls'. Ndi th l. t;'..'. "i So
moo II. acct Il trJrs.
Eg,pLs'.-in Er,ph.,n. "a. y. duly .....
l-N0. Lotto Huxley, lniiHt daughter "i u ui; a.
and Jennie y ErJIiaN.
AYEEs.-N E-srv g. ut.. -;i'. -',;i. .l g'iu. Fl
v. iarsi,r OF Warren l.. Ayers. g.. a -.- t,.,;..
l:Looa.-In t!tis CITY. Jui, +Isi. l--' Nit. nm d
NJ. vii" "i The l''r Hiram T.. liH'i .i.s"i '' 'is
lEr@ TrG.-In liiit,a. VI. .Iul, 2ih. l,~.' "l
Clnr,r IN The t'i'ir q. NJ. ". l;gt" Ter. So. 3
years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

I'ineshursh, VI. Feb. {. i>sa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

REV. Gro. 5. GUERNSEY will preach il
Essex Centre, next Sunday, Aug. Sih
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06

Is food and as a medicine nothing in medicine
can cGlnrarc WIN Mat Bltiers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-06
siGxAL OFFICE. BURLINGTON. VT.


Lunar Hal0s. a3rl.
fTo-;S, none observe