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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-24

Is STRONGLY ENDORSED.
PC. !. I. =. GAUSS. Guiena, ILL.,, writes
us "a Ike ..all 81 the back and region OF tho
hi-ce5s, ~h!sh was iEest excrucatng and at tlmes
snd v-a5 ..aaly advised to abroad and seek tho
eliza Z: .y youth. In Germany and switzerland,
~ s.!,!;s 20 arise from disease of the Kidneys.
returned. No sooner had been back and resumed
TSk MAXI Ehfa t Sa trouble tsT mo oSai.
ago came ~ rosession of one of DAYS Kidney Pads.
pains al once FTev less and arc now. after wearing
the second Fad. entirely gone. and there can be no
weeks after its use, and am strong and look again
The very picture Of health | write this perfectly
gratitude: Indeed. consider the Day Kidney Pad
Co.. Gods agents and great henefsctors of man.
is ny earnest WISH
"Ihaye now used DAYS KIDNEY PAD thirty days
nnd II has done me more good than any remedy
.LiRIMORE & DEAN. Druggists, Niles,
is having large sale and gives better general salts
faction than any remedy VIC ever sold"
CASPER WEITZEL, Policeman, Lancns-
ter, Pal have tcen great sufferer from Kid;
ney complaint. and after wearing your Pad s days
feel better than have In Is years.
DR.. A; J. STONER, DECATUR, IIl.,"Your
Pad Is d9ing great good here sells every day and
For sale by drug fists sent by mall free Of post.
sge)on receipt of the pricc-Regular, Pad. t20'
SSr Boo How life wa; SSina The his
tory OF this new discovery, and 4 large record OF
Address,
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., TOLEDO, q.
nllIYlnu owing TO the many worthless Kidney
uhuIiuH: Pads now seeking sale on our reputa-
ton We deem IL due the afflicted 10 warn them.
Ask for DAYS Kidney PAD anc take no
ether. 9-
GEO. c. GOODWIN \ Co.. General Agents.
r. S;earns \ Co., Agents for Ch.ttenden County
sur IL --O-tlpOlkwly
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SONG BELLS. 8.

NuNu DhllN. 80 ci4N T, /. o. E2.r-;S,S
No more attractive school song b5'h mas i1l 2
long time appeared. l. Is net graded. ant Will do
for auy class. Great variety Of songs subjects Sc
Iertcd with great skill, and music Is Of the best
IHirniuce our new sabbath School S'ng RluN,
WHITE ROBES. go cts at once 10 T'u- SlIdiy
school. NJ better book exists!
Books Tor Music Teachers for the FAN iWpais
All are good aud practical bo'ks. DO nj la'i 10
examine them
EMERSoN's VOICE OF WORSHIP. :Log' For
Singing Schools
PERKINS, TEMPLE. lsl.oO' F. ; l.iu.- N''is.
JoHNSoN'S METHOD FOR SINGIN CLASSES.
go cts.l
JoHHSoN'S PATLoR ORGAN INST.;J CTIoN
BOON. ,sl-jO)
Y. L CONSERVATORY METHOD For PIANO.
$500
Also subscribe fnr The MUs1CN. RECOVp, ,S<.co.'
Weekly Musical Paper with all the news.
:S-Any book sent, post-lre for the retail price
OLIVER DITSON & co. Boston.
{. IL. pITSoN y CO., SI3 Broadway. Nm N'rs,
Jan. %. 's0-IstawS WV
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How he Saved his SoIz,

The Chicago TINES says: Warmers sale hidneT
and Liver Cure is highly endorsed by ministers,
judges. physicians. surgeons, men OF literary anu
schSarlv distinction and by individuals IN ali the
walks Of life. Sept s-.u, s. -trv-T
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1rousin1 its Readers,

DIR :. C. will cure every case Of Sick II l5cIe-
See other column Guaranteed by all 'lJU-s.ist-.
i.vw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-24

sIATE Of VERMONT, ! 70 an persons con.
psss's.1;s 49,. = s i1re
of Jericho. in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
Alta probate court. holden at Burlington. within
and for the district of Chtenden, on the 10Th day
of September, Issn. an instrument purportns 10 DO
the last will AMI iesiamcn: of Louisa Graham. late OF
J.richo. in said district deceased, was presented
to the court afOFesad for probate aEd u IS ordered
by said court that the Ith day.of October l,5o, al
the Probate Court rooms IN said BufIlntLon' pe
,s.igned for prGyinr said instrument and tina; no.
tee thereof be given TO all persons concefnel,
by publishing this order three weeks successfully IN
the Burlington FREE PRESS, newspaper pflhteu
AT salI burlington previous To the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified 10 appear PC
fore said court at the time and place Aforesaid ana
contest the probate Of said WILL II You nave cause-
C;iyer under nv hand at Burlington, IN said Dis
trict. this lptIl dug of September. ls,9:
Igw3t rs. TAFT, Register
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-24

An alarm Of IRE at ndnight is a startling lining
but not hall so startling to many who hear II as
would be the sudden knowledge Of t..4.. own da,-
gerOus physical condition. Thousand rr 'tslsaai5
hurry iEg 20 their graves because si,. care
lessly Indifferent 10 the insdus nr0-- ~ disease
and the means of cure. Il is the mission oi H. II.
Warner u Co., with their safe kidarF ana Liver
Cure TO arouse men 10 a sense of their dagger anu
then cure them.-NsHDiis lppcIl-
SEPT s-il. =. flcws,-s
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pruns ann Menirinfs.

~ fiEo.'> Col Liver Oil and Lime.
PERSONS VINO haze been taking COd-liycr Oh VIII
hr pleased ~ ir.irn that Or. WllDor has succeeded,
rom aifet 1ils of several p:Ofes 'iona gentlemen
N combining The pure on ami Line in such man
hrr tAii IL Is pleasant to the taste, and It's
thc'ts IN luas complaints ale truly wonderful.
very many persons whose eases We're pronounced
hopeless ah' who hal :al.cn the rlc?r O! Tor long
time without marked effect. have been entirely
cured iy usilg this PREPARATION. IL. sure and get
the genuine. Manufactured only by \. l.. WfI.BCE,
chemist. BJ.Hon. Sold IL al druggists.
Seni I'm. v. fAWiM
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GRAED JURY.

Bolton-Warren II. Hall.
Burlipgton-N. Parker, Geo. F Pope, c.
H. Blodgett.
Colchester. l.. Lane.
Cbarlotte-Gco l.. Root
EsseX-A. H. lla!beri
Hinesburgh J. Isaiah Dow.
IIuntDgtUn-R. G. Pierce.
Jericho-liusus Brown.
Milton--B F.irclild.
Richmond John L. Mason.
Shelburn-J. L. White.
81. Georsc-llenry Lawrence
South BuTlington-R. ". y. BarstJw.
CnderEil.- seth =. Mead.
Williston--ii. d. Crane.
WeetforG-Ira Stevens.
PETIT JURY.
Bolton-Edw Hail.
Burlington-A. f. Lowell, Fred Bcduprc,
7. F. Grlswold, Fred Johonnott
COichester-JDhn I. Brown, W. f. Her
rick. John T. Read
Charlotte-H. u. EIgcrron, r. c. Beers.
EsseK-Aloert Barney, L. II. Tyler.
Hinesburrh Albert Ray, .. \. Mead.
luntington-lsaiah Story.
JerichC-A. l.. Castle, a. H. Chaplin.
Milton-O. ). Phelps, H. a. Phelps.
Richmond-R. L. Jones, q. A Edwards
Shelburn-Amos Page, |. f. Wells.
South Burlington-A. ). Warner Chester
Steele.
Underhill ALLEN Bicknell, Abraham
NARROW.
81. George-Linas L. 1.ham.
Williston-W. y. Murray Tirue Isliam.
Westford-George Stevens, George Ho-
hart.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-24

DIR BAITEEz MASDRAKE BfrTERs purely
vegstabie-the product of the hills and yalleys.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-24

Nineteen twenfieths OF all sickness arises from
weak and impure s.omachs D. Il. " G. viii purify
Euarantert hy
ell druggists. dSw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-24
CANTERBU RY SHAk Frs
LIFE-INVIGORA
SARSAPARILLA.
The Great Blood Purifier, Hid
ney Remedy and Mild
Laxative.

WE, the undersigned. having Gs-i DR.. COR
w BELTS SHAKER sAHSAPARILLA SYRUP
in our practice. AMI having examined the formula BY
which /. is prepared would cheeriully recommend
It TO the community as the cheapest, safest ard
mos, efcacoas Of all the preparations Of sarsapa-
rilla in the market. Its highly concentrated state.
there being in a given amount Of Syrup twice the
/ amount of Vegetable Extract that any other con-
tans) the care, skill and cleanliness of It's manu-
facturc, are sure guarantees Of its purity and
effect. T. R. CROSBY. NJ. D., W. D. BUCK,
". D., s. EUNTON, VI. D. J. $. ELLIOT, VI. D.,
JAMES BABB. VI. D., L COLBCEN- W. D.,
II. G.. J. TEwKsBURY, ". D., y. C. FRENCH,
NJ. D., JOSIAH CROSBY, NJ. D., y. C. GALE.
NJ D., JAMES y. GREGG, N. D.
Those who have failed 10 be benefited by other
Sarsparas should not fail 70 make a single tria OF
this Blood Purifying and Life InvigoratirG Com
pound of Shaker Sarsaparlla, DIudeliOn- Yellow
Dock, Mandrake. Black Cohosh. Garget- Indian
Hemp and the Berries of Juniper and Cuheb
combined with IoGlde of Potassium made by the
Society.
Preplredby the C,STEECRV SOCIETY," or SAX
ERs. Shaker village Y. L.. AMI sigIel by Ia pTA
oRBErT, itsinventntor. Sold everywhere. lHluit
for CoRBETTs SHAKERS SAESArARILLA-
cS-Enclose stamp for Shaker Manual.
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Cavaliers Guide,
TRAI,;S ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
From the Nerth sa5 and Ii:la a. m, and 5:27, O5
and 1870 P N.
From the Eas, ~ Central VI. II. r., 455 and ll:l2
a M and l:l5. 5:35 and 500 p. IN.
From The sou,h Cos and 1850 4. m. and 4iO and
From the East. by Burlington 4 Lamoille h. R.,
Hes a. N. and 800 p. Ii.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North aud West, 800, e25, and lo:l5 q. m,
l2:00, 4:iG and I:05 p. m.
Going East by Central vi. II. r., $50, lois a. m,
and +:iO and 9:45 p. H.
Going South 5.s5 and ll:l2 a. M; and go and sos
p.m
Going East by Darlington Lsmoiile K. R., Sis q.
M, and 49, 2 III.
STEAMERS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
Steamer Vermont" from Plaitsburgh At $50 am;
from the south. NJ Sis p. III.
Steamer u. Williams" from Plairsburgh, and
points North, $50 p III.
Steamer -iieEali.1 i.Om PERI Henry, and interme-
date ;.uI;iIs. 1878 - III.
sTEA&ELS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Steamer .Ve-a.u:it, FOR the South $50 H.; for
P..;tsbGc-l 81 ::i5 =, Al.
Steamer a N.li.iius, :or Plattsburgh and points
s..an.r .-lIr.a u for Porr Henry, and inferno
d.Ite point, -'jl D. H.
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Owing to the session Of the county court,
the excitement of the political canvass and
the number of fairs held this month, the re-
union of soldiers, under the auspices of the
G.. A r. posts of Washington county, has
hasn r,,,etporeI until I,Iue 1891
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Aug l.'sO-deodSwiy
miscellaneous.
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that application Will be
made II the next Session Of the Gene al Assembly
OF the state OF Vermont for grant OF steam
Ferry for the transportation OF passengers anu
propery 10 run between 81. Adams Bay anu BIT
tlngtol stopping al intermediate points.
81. Adams, Sept 6th. lssV. 1.-Two"
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Music Books for Schools

| THE WElGUMk CtiURUS. b. ". $ TnpFs
| This IL IA new AMI supsriO: tiish school song
| Book with advanced elements, gUi grcl- variety
OF music secular and sacred, n be sung in one. two
! or four parts. Mr.. Tllden'5 previous work. have
| been highly approved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-01

relief Of the State government. Other move
ments Of an equally conservative character
are in contemplation. but these will be the
first carried out. The progress of these
measures and their reception by Congress
will be watched with great interest
The craftsmanship Of Gen. Hancock to
which the democrats point with SO much
pride was only issuing orders according
to programme prepared by others 70.
him, and appearing as the subservienl
tool of Andy johnson in betraying the
party which trusted him. II this b<
craftsmanship let the democrats make
the most of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-01

The Tribune says: Alderman Stewart.
in the Brooklyn Board of Aldermen yes
terday. told the story of one-armed sol
der who was asked whether ne would
support Hancock, and made this reply
There have been two Generals nominal
led one is backed by the solid South. and
1.-THE other by the loyal North. / will sup
port the latter That is the one issue
of this contest, simply and decisively put
and the one-armed soldier represents a
majority of the voters of the country.
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character, and to base their sccusation upon
the evidence taken before . committee Of Con-
gress. Of which was chairman, known -
the Credit Mobilier Committee. Now ! de-
sire to ssy to the convention. and to all who
may feel any interest in my opinion OF ten.
Garfield, that nothing which appeared before
that committee, or which appears in their re-
port, or any other matter or thing which ever
came to my knowledge IN regard to him.
ever led me TO doubt his personal integrity;
l believe him to be thoroughly upright and
honest man, and who would be so under all
circumstances and against any temptation:
The use that is being made Of my name and
of the report of the committee which was
drawn by me, in my opinion makes it proper
for me to express my personal Judgment as te
the character of the man. i ask you to &c
me the favor to communicate this note to the
convention. LUKE r. POLAND.
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Political.

The democratic papers are bringing out
their old pictures of Jim Fisk to represent
Gen. Hancock.
The Republican Campaign Committee Is
beginning to prepare for active work. MI.
Mcpherson is now in charge as Secretary.
Hon. John C. New says Hon. VIM. II.
English is the most unpopular democrat IN
Indiana; that he is worth about million
dollars and is not liberal giver.
Gen. Butler thinks the greenbackers VIII
poll pretty large vote for Weaver for Pres
ident, and that most of it will come from the
democratic party. 1t does look that way.
Speaking of William H. English, the In
dianapolis Journal says: eff anybody thinks
that he can carry Indiana, they are wofuily
mistaken. The strongest man in their party
could no. carry the State this year, and he is
far from the strongest man in his party.
We observe that a number of our exchanges
are bringing out their old picture of Jim Fisk
and using it for that of Gen. Hancock. This
is economical, and the trick may go unde-
tected for while. but it is not journalism IN
its broader and better sense Washington
Star.
Among the high-daddy dispatches over the
Cincinnati nomination, published in West
ern democratic newspaper is one from Rich
mond, Kentucky, which says the democrats
of that town are satisfied with the nOmina-
tions, but s'the Confederate democracy are
especially jubilant" There's food for reflt c.
ton there.
The republican National Committee will
meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York
on Thursday. The first duty Of the commit
tee will be to elect chairman and a secreta-
nv. Marshall Jewell is now temporary
chairman of the committee.
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The Times says: Hancock was dis
NAL failure at New Orleans, but by un.
dertaking to set his views and opinions OF
State rights-with which he had been
duly coached in against the au-
thority Of the United States. whose officer
he was, he endeared himself to ex-rebels
and wins from Bourbon democrats of the
North the title of statesman. Whatever
may be said at this day OF the reconstruc-
ton policy. it is plain that it saved the
enfranchised negroes from CALLING serf-
dom and put their fee. upon the path
which must ultimately lead to the estab-
lishment of their rights.
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Hard Times.

Many people have become mentally and
by hard times, and suicides are shockingly
frequent. 1t is cowardly to give way. What
is needed is remedy to purify the blood
which has become feverish and foul from
wear and tear of brain and nerves. DIR. Ken
nedy's ''Favorite Remedy" goes to the root
of the matter. 1t cleanses the blood, gives
tone and strength to the system, and cheer
and hopefulness to the mind. Its cures are
permanent. Try bottle. Sold by alldrug-
gists. DIR. David Kennedy, Proprietor,
Rondout, N. Y.
July lteod&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-01

II the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally, and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acnte, than any
other pain alleviator. and it is warranted
double the strength of any similar prepare
ton.
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache and
ALL ACHES.
The Great Believer Of Pain.
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA."
should be in every family. A teaspoonful Of
the Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
Csweetened, if preferredl, taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COLD. % cts q bottle.
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Local alb stats Nsius.
Thursday, July l, lsss !
Solid Citizens who Pay $,J md Dp-
wards into the City Treasury.

The assessors have complet. ~. taxing
of the valuation, and on Fridsr h. ,,.rs.
mitted to Mr.. Guy Turner, the City Collector
the tax list for the present municipal wear.
We find the valuation to be as follov. !. Res;.
dent real estate, s2,43s, loo, nop.resident
real estate, Ssl7 $40; resident personal estate.
81, 295, $50; nonresident personal estate s75 .
2s5; total valuation, 1926 Ala. Last wear
the valuation was, resident real estate. 81
423,s20; nonresident real estate, s6sl Gas :
resident personal estate, 81 ,29ss7s. non-res-
ident personal estate, SCI, 1915; total valua-
ton, 81. 1921 showing an Increase of
S233, 499. The valuation Of the Village
School District this year is, resident real es
tate, Sl.606, $50; resident PERSONAL estate.
1854, 1872; nonresident real estate. 1867 .3;5
nonresident personal estate. s,2. 5s5: total
valuation, 50, 1862. Last year the yalua-
ton was, resident real estaie. 81 .5s&, 900;
resident personal estate. S94,67O; non-resi-
dent real estate. 1887 ,675; Nonresident per-
sonal estate, So, 600; total valuation, Ss,-
Ol9,S75; showing an increase Of e22O, is7.
The tax this year is as follows: State tax,
S24. county tax, $s,sO75; city tax,
S66,640.00; fractional overlay, g.. ais. O3;
total tax, Sl02, 1871. The tax last wear was.
State tax, Sla.54l 60; county tax, 81 .6s7 81;
city tax, $69, $4,000; fractional overlap, ST.
SSl.35; total tax, S9s,5lO&. The number
of polls this year, 1868; amount of poll taxes,
$5,OO4.Oo. Rate of taxaiion this year, ei
mills, being | of mill less than last year.
The number of polls in Village School Dis
trict. 935 poll taxes. 81, 1895; tax of Viii
lage School District, S9,&sl9; rate Of taxa
ton, q mills, being ofa mill less than last
year. The whole number Of taxpayers in
the city is 2,703; "a paya tax of $500 and
upwards; % pay tax ofs5oO and upwards;
Il pay tax of $1,000 md upwards. The
largest tax ispaid by the Sprague Manufac-
turing Co., sl+.279.s2. The largest individ-
ual tax is paid by Hon. R. ID. Rice, 81, 5O5.-
90. Mr. f.. c. Allen pays 81 .O33 ~, Col.
Darius Alden, 81 .022.6', lion. ]. G. Blaine,
81 ,304.30. Hon. j. W. Bradbury, 81, 4sl.3S,
Mr.. II. w. Bradbury, 10, estate Of
Allen Lambard, 81, 5S5.ls. Hon. James w.
North, 81. 35i.25, Col. Geo. w. Stanley, 81
O47.3S, Maine Central Railroad Co., 81 ,O44.-
20. We give list OF all corporations and
persons paying tax Of $50 and upwards:
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J. S: JOHNSON.
Special Probate Notice.

TDNHE COURT-OF PROBATE viii be held ON the
i first Monday Of July. instead Of the second
Monday. The Court Of Insolvency will be held on
the sone day NJ two O'Clock in the afternoon. The
afternoon on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. thu
9TH th and 6th days Of July, and II IL earnestly re
On whose accouuts notice has been given, nay q
tend with their vouchers On one u those dayp.
H. x. BAKER. Judge.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
OF NEW YORK,
FOR GOVERNOR,
DANIEL F. DAVIS
OF CORINTH.

For MEMBERS OF CONGRESS:
End Dist. WILLIAM p. FRYE, Of Lew
iston.
Sd &c STEPHEN ID. LINDSEY, OF
Norridgewock.
18th " CHARLES A. BOUTELLE.
of Bangor.
9th 60 SETH l.. MILLIKEN, OF
Belfast.
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The state Press ON the Presidency.

Declare that the broken-down constitution OF
man can only be restored by the judicious
use of the great catholicon, Wyomoke. or
Nerve Food. 1t is a Superlative Spring
blood Alternative and nervine tonic, and should
be used by all who suffer from weak diges-
ton. palpatisn of the heart, and PROSTATE
condition ofthe system, with positive assur-
ance of successful Results. Sold by all drug.
glsts at Sl.00, Sl.5O and $500.
m&tw
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Much Sickness,

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to 9th
er causes, is occasioned by Worms.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMFITS, or
Worm Lozenges, although effectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable COM
bination has been successfully used by ply
sicisns, and found to be absolutely sure in
eradicating worms, so hurtful to children.
Twenty-Five cents box.
a ftu. th&freoN&Neox
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Judge Poland Indorses Garfield

Judge Poland Endorses Garfield.
The Hon. Luke Pollard wrote the following
letter to the President of the Vermont Re-
publican State Convention, and it was read
before that body at its meeting in Burlington,
on Wednesday:
Sr. JoHNsRuRY. VI, June 90, $780,
To the Pesident of the Cosrenfion:
SIR: was chosen delegate to the con-
vention by the republicans Of this town. and
hoped to be able to attend, but the uuex-
pected prolongation Of the county prevents
greatly regret my inability to be present.
I am not at all anxious to participate in the
selection of State ticket. The republicans
of Vermont can always be safely trusted to
nominate good men, / only desired to have
an opportunity to express to the convention
and to republicans everywhere my entire ap-
proval Of the nominations made at Chicago.
Probably no man in Vermont knows Gen.
Garfield more intimately than myself. He
was in Congress during the whole of my ten
years service, and for eight years we stood
together in the House, and ever on terms of
friendship and intimacy. OF his eminent
ability, power in debate. and untiring deyo-
ton to public service need not speak. His
long service and leading position in Congress
have made him known to all the people Of the
country who take any interest in public af.
fairs- But our political opponents Affect to
question his personal integrity and purity Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-01

VITAL STATISTICS. 1t is shown by the re-
ports of Health Boards and other organized
bodies. that diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder are largely on the increases sad
fact, due perhaps to the foolish habit of drink
ing lager beer and other liquors, without
knowing what they are made of. Is there a
remedy? Decidedly yes. First, Stop drink
ing. Second, Use HUNTS REMEDY
potent and unfailing specific for Kidney,
Bladder, Liver and Urinary Complaints
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kidney and
Liver Medicine, is endorsed by eminent ply
sicians.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size, IS cents.
june29-t&wlx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-01

Malt Bitters regulate, purify. strengthen
and nourish the maternal functions.