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GIEr FOR DISSER.-There is living at the
house of Captain Means of Milbridge, Me-,
a girl about years Of age, whose history i:
remarkable. Some time within the present
wear an American vessel called at a small is
land in the Pacific Ocean to procure water
This island was inhabited by cannibals
They brought aboard this little girl to sci
for the captains dinner, offering to prepare
her for cooking if he would buy. The cap
tain told them he would buy her. but chost
TO kill his own meat. She was bought, and
the captain afterward meeting Capt Mean
| gave her TO him.
Her complexion is not unlike the Nortt
American Indians, but the shape of her face
is different, being quite round, forehead
broad, eyes large, mouth large, with lars'
teeth, pointing somewhat outward, which ha:
a tendency to cause her lips to appear thick
Chin very small and retreatng. She is o.
good form, with very small hands and feet
She still believes she will be killed ant
eaten, and when strangers enter the house
she clings to Mrs Means and begs of he
not to let them have her.-EllsnOrh Me.
| 1merScda.
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THE ONLY CURE.

We saw positively, and without fear Of contrndlc
tion that DAYS KIDNEY PAD ia the first and
only infallible cure for every form of Kidney DIS
ease Ii is the hest remedy yet discovered for this
complaint and more efrectu1f In its operation shan
any other treatment. BY using faithfully and persist
emily no case will he found invetcrate not to
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WAk\EkS
= A + + PILLS..

\ Remedy Tor toNIIEENlSS, foEl'in liN TX
DYSPEPSIA. ELLIOT S%ES>. MALARIA and
FENER AND AGA T.. The l.->; known Laxative
WARHER'S SAFE REMEDIES Iie sold l., Drug
s,ist- a.. dealers -, Medicine ever, "h.'i"-
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V,rEpNsS s.as.i4E tastS IA. fii
col NGIt. fti.tfss. kANsNs cry. At,
'st,,.,t. VIA shi- t.tns. known ..s she - ca
all .a,.L.t Agents In the United Ntn'r- and
rnr information not Obtainabio -; your L.
A AINIIs ALL.
= Geui Superintendent
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ThhNS LtANh bthIINuNoH'
~ N,,.th and Nesf a.no SOS and lA.n5 A

ll:t2 Il. III. ana 5.50 p. Iii.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON,
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SALARIES OF STATE OFFICERs.-ln regard
TO the recent structures of the press on The
number of State officers and their alleged
exorbitant salaries, based on comparison
with New Hampshire, the correspondent OF
the Boston Journal says: The salary OF
Secretary of State Thompson of New Hamp-
shire is $500 lie makes out the commits
sions of the Justices of the Peace and re-
ceives a fee of 81 each. In Vermont the
Executive Department furnish these commits
sions without fee Secretary Thompson s
salary and fees amount TO nearly $1,000 per
wear. His office in the State House is open
during the year and office expenses are paid
by the State 4 deputy is provided and also
paid by the State. Secretary Nichols oil this
State received for salary and all fees last
year 81 go. At all times, except when the
Legislature is in session, office and office ex-
penses and expenses for the deputy are all
furnished by DR. Nichols out of this salary.
This case is taken simply as an example,
and a comparison of the other State officers
will show similar result, and that Vermont
pays her public men less for the service rem
dered than New Hampshire or any State in
the Union of similar size and population.
The number of employees in the various de
partments has also been misstated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

St. Adams
vet fixed.
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And we do not blame him for saying il. He wa;
sick and IN pain he had been so for months. he
had tried physicians prescriptions and all the
nostrums that had been recommended TO him. 81
when Il friend came IN one night and said: Il nave
known Dr. David kennedy's 'Favorlte Remedy
actually worse cases than yours" the weary
answer was, LIS Use, but I'll try 1t TO please
Won. Here's the dollar. Go and get q bottle Ii
was done, and IN few weeks there was a new
man In That town. In his gratitude he declared
''When am IN Rondout, y. Y. IN stop in DR.
kennedy- office and tell him OF this. "-Enehd'ge
Dee 3-dkw2w ~
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JUDGE TAFr-The Legislature did a sensi-
bic thing in electing Hon. Russell 5. Taft OF
Burlington sixth assistant Judge OF the
Supreme Court. Mr.. Taft has been IN tic
minds of many for some time past rs suit
able man to succeed Judge Pierpoint. when
the venerable chief should retire from the
bench. and if the vacancy had now been IN
the Burlington circuit probably no other
name would have been put in nomination.
He is well fitted for the bench, an able law
yer, practical and self-poised, aifable in his
manner, but dignitied and very thorough in
all that he undertakes TO do.-S. Adams
Messenger.
Hon. II. 5. Taft of Burlington, who has
been elected by the Legislature to the Office
Of sixth assistant Judge of the Supreme
Court, is man of excellent character and
ability. A man of good practical abilities,
afrable manners, industry, sobrety and tact,
Mr. Taft will doubtless make good judge
-Rutidnd Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

SINCE ti,c first OF September there have
been more than eleven hundred cases of diph'
iberia in New York and Brooklyn, and OF
these abcul five hundred have been fatal.
Since TIE first Of January there have been
over nine hundred fatal cases in Brooklyn.
So prevalent is the disease that the author
tiles are taking extraordinary measures ID
preyeui its rlyaEcs
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Afgal Motifs.
-AIuCKV COlvIN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT To an persons con
DISTRICT VI TIM 'E''"H'a' OF Albert C0lyn, late
OF Burlington in sald district deceased.
GkEEIISG.
and for the District OF Cmttrudcn on tIc 2t ay Of
November, A. d. 1s>D, an instrument, purpUrtlng 10
he the last VIII ami Testament OF Albert COlvIn,
late of Burlington in SAID district. deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate and II Is
ordered by said Court that the 18Th day of December
A. d. l-SU AT the Probate Court rooms in said Bur
Iinptop t. assigned for proving said instrument
and that notice thereof he given TO all persons con-
cerued ey publishing this order thr weeks success
svely in The Burlington Free PHI So, newspaper
printed at SAID Burlington, previous 10 the time
appointed.
Therefore. You are hereby notified 10 appear lie
fore said Count at the and place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said WILL If You have cause.
Given under my hand AT Burlington In said DIS
trict. this 2sl day OF October. \. II. lesO.
22wJw X. y. TAFT, Register.
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The DAIRYNEN's AssoCATIoN.-The ex
ccutive committee of the Vermont Dairy
mems Association met at Montpelier, Dec.
LIST, to select q place for the Winter
meeting of 1881. They decided to g" Il
St. Albans. The date Of the meeting is no
vet fixed
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81. ssG.,cs. Preparation.

tn. Snril j. go c.alnmtd with swintlles that a
o., ally honest or honest Thing Is almost As
scarce o. luohiug January. Yet Nj j. H. North
rup to! LANSING ng,g. v y. t0ims lily Captain OF
The Toy Police, sayS pr. David kennedy's Favor
o." Remedy {, III ''h4H'sf lfryrTdtoH." And the
Of Liver Compliant II Is mean enough to cheat Il
Wtil man. LINT t. rncOt the sick ami the suffering
deserves 4 short shiit and long rope. Whatever
sins pg. Kennedy may lee guilty of, misrepreseuia-
itnn OF his m"i;cur Is not among them Try 1t for
one Dollar. or Writr 10 TIE Doctor at ROndOui ny.
Dee 81. .,iN
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TIE annual report from the dead letter
Office shows the customary immense number
of letters without stamps with illegible OF
wrong addresses, or lacking in something OIL
other which prevented their being received
by the proper parties. The letters contain
ing money or its equivalent to the amount
of 81, 500. 2l7. Most of these letters vert
returned to the parties who sent them, bu
over . 000, 600 letters considered trivial
were DESTROYED by the officials.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

JonS p HOWARD, Esq was at lasti &C
counts in Galveston, Texas. He had
abandoned, temporarily, at least, his plan OF
MAKING 4 t:jp aranad the world, aud was
intending TO make s. Thomas, W. l., his
next ohireti.e point.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

LAKE GEenaf las eleven steamboats, which
will run next season rs follows: HORIZON
length a00 lc,t, built in 1876; Ed ID. Lewis.
20 feet, 1Ns0; Ganousi.l, - feet, 1859; Lille
NJ. Prize, 81 feet. 1870, and the small excur
sion boats, Julia, OSl, Caprice, Meteor,
Carrie. ia. AMI two othcis.
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w +, tn, undersigned. HAVING Hsai Dl;. COR -
w BELTS SHAKER SAESAPtEIlLA SYRUP
in our practicr.and having eNlmiEclt the formula ly
which il is prepared. wouli chccrlully recommend
it 10 the community III, cheapest. safest ana
most cicIeious Of al 1he preparations Of S,:@Jpl-
riila in the market Is highly zone arrested -t.''
ttherc being in given amount 81 S,IGn ;Nic. The
amount of Vegetable Extract thar 59y other con-
tainsl the c..sc. skill AMI clrInin"-i o. 5 mInC-
faciurr. are sure guarantees of ms Uri;y and
effect T. r. CROSBY, VI. D.. ". u. BtU h.
VI. ID. :. EUNTON. VI. n. !. =. ELLIOT. NJ. u.
JAMES EABB, VI. D.. z. 1uLEJEN. VI. n.
VI. q. J. TEWKSEJRY. N. u. \. a.. FRENCH
NJ D. JOSIAH CROSBY, VI. H.. "A e.. GALE
NJ D, JAMES y. GREGG. ". u.
Those who have failed io Do, Does. -ift 2 ls other
SIrspariilaS SHOULD not fail 20 make srsir ir.ll Of
tins Blood Purifying and Life iay@ordilng Com
pound Of Shak,r SIrsapIrill1. pIrtcltJI, Yellow
DOCK. Mandrake. Black Cuho-h. target, lndisn
Hemp. AMI the Berries Of Juniper and CHbeb.
comniucI with I1llr Of r".I~,rai Uia'. hs the
Society
Preplrt,lbs til1 CASTEat .;Y $o,j1CY ~ sax
Ef:S. Shaker village, Y. H.. ani 'icIal Pos TI1HA
OERETr. itsiEventntOr. Sdid ever, nrs'. lnl".r
Tor CoEBETr's SHlKEEs' SARS irNEiii.I-
.7-Eac!ose stImp for : srr Nu.r,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

A P CWLDs, general agent for Vermont
of the New York Life Insurance Company
has been authorized to pay $40, 600 policy
on the life of the late Gustavus 4. Austin,
of this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

Two HUNDRED AND SIXTY sIX horses are
named that trotted in go or better in 1880.
of these one hundred and thirty-four were
new 10 the turf at the opening of the year,
seventy-two reduced their previous records
and sixty did no better than in previous
years. But the most notable event of the
wear was the achievement of the unequaled
time of 2:1G, by the siX-year-old Maud S.
Twenty horses now on the turf made
record Of ! 20 or better during the past
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

II you are subject 10 the Ague you must he sur,
10 Keep your liver, bowels and Kidneys In good free
condition. When 50. you Will be safe from all at
tacks. The remedy To use Is Kidney Wort. II /,
the best prevention OF all malarial diseases thai
YOU can take. See large advertisement.
Dee G-iAWlW
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hereby certify tlat have been p-Jr.ic!u-
phg- stefan for Nv, nty-aevcH N,urs. a.t Tor many
chronic III iuy practic" do recommend way
hers sifs Kidney and Liver cure. !! W:1 upon
NV advice thai g. v S'amUl- c.i,in- Of i'c f"'".-
tsrf ftst ol.,liuci fla5 t.gualls remedy.
s. E,N-tH. u. D.
Aha Iowa si5Y -.
Ea. ~. ;l,v,i.,7..,
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ane Experience sron Many.

Il had been sick and miserable 50 long a5d
had caused my husband so murn trouble anu tA
pense, no one seemed to know what allied me, Una
| was completely dishcartcRcl and discouraged Ia
this frame Of mind got bottle oi Hop butrls
and uSct them unknown 20 NV family ] soon he
gan To improve and gained So fas- That NY husband
AMI family thought o. strange gaH unnatural, but
when told them what haJ helped rIr. they -I!t
.IIurrah for Hop Blitrr- ,. long Uav They prosper
fos thry have maize mujher We'll alI H. hayp.. w.
The Moi iit-r.- F9Atf .f.s..Hr
Br,.I '.yISWzs
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The largest and most coihplete stock OF Carriage
and sleghs IN this part of the country Will be found
at Browns Repository, Burlington. VI SaleS,foohi
on 81 Paul Street, Just below the Van Ness House,
Consisting OF Two and three Spring. Canopy TOP
and Extension Top Phaeions, side liar anu SHE
spring top and no-;op Bu.gles tnnc"tj AMI Two
seated Wagons Jump Seats. etc. e;,.
All orders promptly attended II.
They are o! every desirable variety. "i the NtiF
best manufacture, AMI I'll the latest and i'-' SYN"
design.
do not sell on commission, neither ID have my
goods iyncd To me. buy FOR cash and sell f'r
cash or IFS cgHirGl.Ht. My prices are s'ill lower
than ever before and shall continue Ia sell. qualify
considered, for prices that defy all cuuipeit1h-
MEAN BUSINESS.
Thankful for past avOrs. atill Snlirit cpnilnu-
nnr,. of the same II. u. BROWN.
Burlington, April -. l-.9-wtf
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Loss Of .HirCOHs E'0frPr.
Arc positively cured hv FELLOWS COMPOUND
SIRt 7 OF HiPuPiOSflilfES.
As phosphorus enters 50 largely into the animal
economy il becomes par crc'ilenrc the best vehicle
with hch 10 associate the other yitalIZng mgTe,lI
enis of healthy BlOOd. Nerve and Muscle. In Fellows
Syrup OF HypOuhosphites combined all the suii-
stances found necessary Ia insure robust health,
and whereas II was invented with i view 10 supply
every defclenc- 1t certainly has performed some
wonderful cures
MAacuEsrEi;, Y. II, Jane !a;l. ls59.
MIR. JAMES !. FELLOWS.
Dear SRI wish TO acknowledge tie great benefit
have received from the Use ut Fellows Com
pound Syrup OF llypophOsphites." nave been an
invalid for nearly two years, with bronchial
affection that hal become chronic. In the Fail OF
l-7S had physician eighty days in succession.
besides the counsel of several others. They gave
me hut little encouragement some OF them none.
Last July was advised to give your remedy trial.
did So. and III less than one week lhvic was a
marked Improvement for the better. | have con-
tnued liz use from that time until the present. I'M
proving all the time and can ttuihtully say anu
more than a hundred per cent better than when !
commenced Its use. have increased m weight
about Is pounds, and nv cough, which was fearful,
has nearly disappeared. | believe hal II not been
for your syrup, should ere this have been beyond
the cares Of LIE. Very truly yours,
ALBERT STORY.
IL Do not bc deceived by remedies bearing O
similar name ; other preparation II 4 sub-iItut,
ior tins uEdc: any circumstances.
Nov L. -',l.lawSw1y
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A semi-annual dividend Of % per cent.
hiss been declared by the Vermont Valley
railroad, payable Jan. i.
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CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. r.

- 4. tV'4NtaN EA''' ~ ~
Ita main line runs from chicago [" tWiii.il
Hmm. ut--iu. through Joliet. ottawa, Ia Sillc
n,.,',..,.,, Moline Rock island. Davenport, w.;
i,i,"rty I,un,ity Nurrnl.p. Erunklyn. GriuHri
i,.. II ,Ii.4 the capital of Iowa. Stuart. ATTAIN
itr md NNuca. with branches ir"iu linrrhu
Iun,.ttnt t. Peoria; Wilton Iuncli"h g. hu"it-
I'M. Washington, Fairfield. Ellru, Bclhiui'
t,utrrt ilh. Princeton, Trenton t'allutni h'uf'-
rr,, i.-ty,uwnrth. Addison, and han-l 'ttN'
Wr.l,t,,f.,u e., Sispurury. b+knl'' 'S itd hi'''N
,!l- EruLuK to tarmluIt"n. h'haphrt', 't.i-
t,,u-t.r, independent. Eldun, bttumWi ti'N -
v,ii.. ,l,s,,i ptlin. Monroe gud bcs Noun :
k,.,rt,,r IL, ,uuru,': Ii,- Hn.'i To- lnuE,uN ~ anu
Wiut.r.,t. Ntlautic to Lewis and AH,iuh ia. and
Avn, T., Harlan. THIS ~ positively the "hiy
iutlr,ii Vrli,h owns, ami "r'rht'., - through
IN. INN, chicago INTO the state ui knu~uS-
s.hr.t..,li EXPRESS Passenger Trains, with l'u!l-
,,,, rtiir,., rs rttach,'d. are rum each way daily
tt,,,,u I.ur SEQ and l'EuIuA. KANSAS cry,
G,r't.Ii EiTfF1. NNENWuitrn and ATtHi-
49, ft,l,YIiitIh ears nroalspr ran between MlW"H-
k,. und Kansas ,;ty, Via tho "alIiWauAcu AMI
l;urh lsirud SH"st Lane ..,
cutupct. Its road bed H. simply perfect AMI l''
ttich is laii with steel rails.
~ nui viii pl,ts,' Won most will 10" tn" pleasure
al rub,yiug ypuT meals, while passing over iit'
,.,utiful nrttri,.4 ut Illinois uul Iowa, In uu -
am fnnEui:l,cut Duinr Cars that ACCOMPANY all
ilGrnu.h / Nur,ssg Trans You ret M 'uiir"
meal ~ good - Is served M ANY urSi-tlAsS motel
Tor seventy tive cents
Aupr,Ctatiue the tact that majority ~ ;hr
rr,tii,. meter separate apartment for ''tl'r'uf
rurnu-,.s tigl the immense passenger hu~iH974
"a y boz Uut. uarrautinE NJ. "" are pleased I" itu-
nInpr,. t.,r4 's company runs Pullman ittnr
s,fptuJ ours fur .,arl..s ga ='ii ana f""t,'
q -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

MISSIONARY CoNyETrIoN.-Th Lanoii!e
Baptist Association viii hold meeting in
the interests Of foreign missions with the
Baptist church at E-scN Center December
18th and 18th, commencing Wednesday
evening at $50 and extending through
Thursday. \ carefully prepared programme
has been arranged. with sermons, addresses
and papers Oh vital topics on missionary
work, by Rev. ". $. Mckenzie, ID. ID,
Boston, Rev " H. Roberts, Bhma. Tppcr
Burmah, Rvs, ". \ Wilcox, j. u
Lorimer, J. A. Pierce, W g. Goucher, q.
S. Chase and others. the good people OF
Essex extend cordial Invitation to all and
and have arranged to give abundant hospi-
tality. Trains arrive at ESSEX Center from
the east over the Burlington aud Iamoill,
Railroad, at four p. IN, from Es~rN June
ton at 500 p. IA. Those who wish to reach
there Thurs hay morning hy railroad will
please write at once tu deacon T.. G. Abbey.
Essex Center. vino will provide team accom-
odation from Essex Junction on the arri val
Of the morning trans about half past ci.ht
The death Of Horace Norrcn, Il wealthy
and eccentric retired California merchant,
was telegraphed from Philadelphia vesteI
day Mr. MOrrcll bplrlcd at the Windsor
House Oakland, in the Spring Of 1877. Tho
proprietor, Mr.. u hcclcr, describes linn a.
reserved in manner and very eccentric II,
generally ordered a dozen or so pics to be sci
upon the table before him and then from
this congregation of the tempting but in
digestive visnds would select one pie anl
would carve ont just the sized triangle that
suited his very peculiar ideas He might mol
want a large piece, but he did want the priv
ilege of making a selection. Other traits
and wbims arc mentioned which would
have won him honorary membership in III,
Eccentric Club OF London HGa FruRc'sc.
I'ost N21 l8
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See advertisement In another column of the grea
and reliable Dyspepsia Remedy, ID. X. '. G., guar
anteed Icy all Druggist. dAw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

@. A. Rat the regular meeting of Stan
nard Post No. ., &. A. r., of this city, held
Friday evening. the following officers were
elected for the year 1881:
Post Commander J. Smith
J. W. Commander Mark Thompson.
J. V. Commander George W Austin.
q. NE. y. Peck.
Surgeon-L VI. Bingham.
Chaplain Geo. F. Morse.
o. D.-George F. wilkins.
q. G.-Jchn Scarho.
Myron p Sculin, the retiring Post Com
nander, was unanimously reelected TO that
position, bit declined 10 serve longer. lie
has made an efficient officer of the Post. The
officers elected are to be installed at the last
regular meeting in December, when the ad-
jutant, sergeant, major and qlartermaster-
sergeant are 20 be appointed.
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,Gg,Ts ASD CiSYiyssEgs

Make from - 10 80 PER WEN 'lliuS gb4i+ lp
+. q EIDEOUT d &C.. 10 Barclay SJ,"'l. New icrS
S-al for Their C.fsll-si. 4gl ..uH-
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ES.ssNr'S:s'v H. highly recommended
f.:ss' s:sssg;yP.;>~s'; for SsE,iI> or EesJa.
s.stsNs.s~- sBisessisS. ssfslS:sl1sS DIS
EASE, k.5;e:, Os E.sg.tsd:Y, NERVOUS
1:Essis.tE'f- .,r any OiiSEKI (EHONS
!.rissn. tS;...I e:EsSSEl. or RlADHER
ssL@sf"t e -i-o for ElioN FEW En-,
ksi..S';ks .-sst! stsBsEy POISONING, In
Infected tst:IiEriai sections.
l . l.y the dt-ii,l-t4u1 Of n FOREST IPkP With
JUSlFER BERRIES rui RAELEY MALT We have
discovered klDSEGES which acts specifically on tho
tauys and Urinary Organs. removing deposits in tho
bladder and 5trriHg smlrtiGE irritation in
Tho wafer passages, giving them strength, vgor and
cauang healthy color and easy How Of urins 1t can
te taken ut all times, in Ell climates, without injury
the system. Unlike any other preparation for idney
difcnlii" 1t has very pleasant and agreeable taste
and viii NOT naG.eaie. Ladies e.Pe cinliy will
axe y, and t-cnt:cmcn will had L lDSEGEN the
lost Kidney Tonic used
-NDlitt.-tach h"ttln bears tho signature of LAW
i.iSiiE hAkTIN, also n FsoprisiIry GOrsrnmsss
81 irr which parnits kiDNEGES to be sold without H.
esel gf"cers and other persons shsro
Iaf Up in Qgariz4 E5ic' for General and EniIv Tia
LAWRENCE s Merlin, Prop'rs, Chicago, M.
- Sold ~ Drrgglsts, CrSeeIs and DoaIsrr
WFII-. HICH ,RpsG" i CO.. Darlington, Wholesa
Ac-uI'. VIA supply th3 iraic Al manufacturer
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WOop Agent CLARK of the Central Yer
mont Railroad is bus filling up the wood
sheds on the line. Twelve thousand cords
will conc from the Missisquoi Railroad and
vicinity. Some leading railroad men the
other day said il was their opinion that the
Central Vermont was in its infancy to-day.
and in ten years il would he doing twice the
business it is now and be the great line Of
New England" The new, large three drive
wheel locomotives are coming into favor on
this road The Leans to the bridges are be
ing made larger, and hereafter the freigh,
locomotives will ali De built larger than the
old two drive whoci ones. II is thought
that the large locomotives do not iniure the
track more than the smaller ones.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

STEAMER WILLIAMS leaves Burlington for Platis-
burgh, at ais H. returning, reaches here al o;Vo
y. II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

Going North and West, 400, 6:25, and lGO5 g. M,
ll:45 l40 and 7:05 p. III.
Going East, 10y Central VI K. r., SIS, lOOo a. m,
and 4:IU aud go p m.
Going SOUTH ,:S5 and llu2 a m; and 5:31 and i:Oa
y. m. -
H., and I.45 p. IN.