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r!,..r iufrm,liou of interest t, their respective
.4I=ry-.iti3u>.
STE G..NEVlEEE
4 oman Catholic. Rev. Father Wri-. Pastor.
Mas every sunday al +. ami - a. IA. N">icre al
: a. IA
s.rrmaa Lutheran. ----- --- fa>iei
services every SUNDAY at II Il. IA.
B,ptist Chapel .--.. ...-.. ----- Pastor
N,..itc will he given Of service.
ST MARY
L ,,nan Catholic, Rev. Father Manning, pas
tr Mass every sunday at and iua. IN. Yes
I.cr- Il. 3p M
NEW OFFENBURG
- JoSeuh's Roman Catholic church, ErN .
/ .-r Pigcc, pastor. Miss every sunday al /.
g. 1 :,a- am.
81 Mary r ,-nln ith .iic. Rev F.i'h 'r sem
r..i pastor, Mas every sun la at "a "a!
BLOOMSDALE.
r,n1n Catholic R,y. Father Walsh. pa-t"T-
Mass every sunday AT .-.... a. m.
LAWRENCETON
Roman Catholic, ...-...-.. ..---.---- pastor
oil>s every sunday at st. M
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Local Matters.

Ill .bd Want ii INV ''iN'" ava
$3.50 go to RoZicr>.
Probate cour; has been in session
IL! week.
Just received. Large lot of salt.
AT John l.. Bovcrie-.
A little son of Mr.. Richard Sainp-
son was buried Tuesday.
-SeaIin. Wax. tin and class Fruit
Cans at Jokcrsi'<.
W. :. Rozier, Ed. paid a visit to
Doniphan. Ripley county. last week.
Read il. "Valuablc Farm for Sale
in another column.
Hon. Wm. F. Cox will ple;-e ac-
cept thanks for appreciated favor.
Mr.. Felix Lecomptc Of 81. Louis.
i. sojournin. in our city for several
days past.
-Canya>sed Su"ar-cufcI hams. beef
tongues and dried beef II Joker>t-.
IL. Il. Icdbcticr. Ed, "t Farming
ton wa. in town Monday and Tee
d;ty ON professional business
Smith Brady, E-q., one of III" iy-
no. of the Furning'on Times, wa> Ill
,,vn Yesterday.
And don.t Won forcc: il. I"u can
buy = rer;ccI Summer Coat Il; R"hicI :
f,r :, Cent, and upwards.
-, ,. ,h,y ,,.;,Jrcn will
,.,,. . ,,;,,;c ,t TN. Fair Ground- mex;
r,.,i.,.
,. 1.,-
'"7' 's'''' '',,. ~
,,r.,..
go.
Ahi d'h' ~" i"'
! pi'h'' III i''''i''
-'''' '" III "". -
Ell A'''''l'''" -" M " '''''
zi'r-.
The Judicial Convention "i tl'''
"chtic'i' ''"'''',a'
III 'ii> '''! i''N'
--Mcrrltio" failed +" com" 10 illn'
This week. probably OWN" 10 'ht Ii
ii"'' >t'iiii- Il ''''' '''
Mr. !. O'>hca. boss III puarryi"Wn
went mp Oh the Elicit Sunday. b"inh
fer Rock Island. IL" returned OH
i"c-'i'E h'@'''
Henry. son of Mr.. tfi'z haa"c
aged about nine wears. dicd ia>' >uh
day with >pasamS. lie WAS naric"
Mr.. Elliott I. Boyd. "f AF"h' h'
i. by the way. one of the best iaFiiicf'
in thai ncighborli""d. made us peas
and rroiitabl" call on M"h"a!.
-Mc--r> Firman \ Mckinney. agent
for M"rri>on'> gravity gram >ei'"I'
rator have been visiting our 'i'! 'il'
past week offering territory tor sale.
, Mr. e. W. Uamm, the cheapest an,
/ best clothln" man III town. went /" -
Louis Tuesday oi course II" "'i
after more new goods.
. -Tho.. bean, sent over hy Mr.,
shay were excellent. Our "garic,
>a>s j. scarce and we appreciate >'''
tav"r> very highly.
~. ,;u ,I,.,J ,h;. week for r..
,,;.s h.f,r. th. new wheat crop be
, T., ,.,,,a in Mr. Never and NJ
lIo"g went t" It. Louis this week.
WIFI. r,x;.r son of Mr.. Charlie
q H.,;er who has position in :
, ,r;s was down ON a visit To lii y:
r,,,. 1.,-t ,yrcL He returned on ~ll
= day night.
c.r1;a,,.. .nd other. wins ar
,, -, o,,-..,,a,, .h,,,ld r,mr,nhr
; ,,.ra vii, he :, Grand picnic al Bloom.
I,a r,,,- srl An immense tim.
anticipated.
t,,,o.D r,x E,. probably IL
, ;r.,i, ipdy. w,. in our civ or
,.,,,, u.,.i- 1n,Li,~ after II. ind
-, ;n..n,., H.. mid ,,,r off: -, :,
Fair play., 1880-06-19

vs-I ia, Iny '.",.,3> Tor ASH. have rtutirr>
Utrctr I.t, ,.ui can sell ~ hvt' uT 'hr4i i.'r
than any Merchant ia Town 1itc uc - ga
au.t >ss Tor yoUf-Vise-. r-i1N
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Official Directory.

~~)~~~~>~~~~~~~~~S~~O-
L. $ SENATOR'S
ricr Francis NJ. Cockrcii. Warrenshnrr,
r,,,-nr county. Washington address: 9i>
i;',' george 4. Vest, >e,laIia, Pettis county.
ua.:;n.ton address: 6l0 fourfeenth street.
y "
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGREsS -
FIRST DISTRICT
Hon. Martin l. Clariy, F:.rmins'"n, -:
~ is county. Washington address: 5.5
'i....icc.ith street, y.
STA + SENATOR.
IN sam Eyrus Hiill-h 'rs, Jc..t.-on
COUNTY OFFICERS.
IL. r,->cnta,ive . .......-.--H Hon " + COX
-ec'iiing ATTORNEY H. :. Hh;'N
,!crk If Circui; Court ....... Jules Is. t'nisn'n
i"rt "f County Ccnr' --.- ,,'"hn l. 49,
-rr.h .'isiii''- :. " i'.'h
G.. I!cs., r ....-.... 90 Francis ! I..-icf
J.,-.. r.r ... ... jules +. I:..ii>
...,... ..........E Emiic 4 N"-;
N yry.r -.-- .... ra:l l.. leiupk"
>rh g, ! 4 un.n.i,sin:er- ...-..cyru. q k"'le-"n
CITY OFFICERS
ve,or ....-...... Charles e Hozier
..-.........- Joseph l;achir
second Ward ......-.--.....-.. .Cha,. " iiainn
..- Valentine Scih
III I'd "ar't -.--.------------J, u = Ie''mf'
- .------a----- u iInei. - -
.I.rL Jules tsui-n.n
1r,.urcr ~ oIi,erD Harris
..,,,r,cv .... go. Henry =. >iii"
,,-a,i ... August Ehc:iri
=, ctr - Jacob ! '-ifE
-r,eI Commissioner ........ kiiiian Grci>habc'
I;o-rl OF Aldermen meets 9Th Monday III
March, june September and December
CIRCUIT COURT.
II - John II. Nicholson. judge, Perry fli!',
i'Jr-t county.
-,.,f,,.Tc,m First MONDAY in May
r,;i irr,n Eir.t Monday in November
PROBATE COURT.
lI"' John l.. En:y y-...-.-..---.- ..9H''sc
-. in. Tenn SECOND Monday IA March
=, ~. lem, second Monday in June
t-I i,rIn second Monday ia september
Wi,r,r Term second MONDAY in II -tcIGlucr
COUNTY COURT
Hon. W II rink,t"n..... O.. .i'res"iii: -,'Nti''
Il "a ,.,.o " ,,iiiiifh .....-. Associate ',"-tr'
H. .I,.rr,n ,Ii,. Associate JU-iicc
=, =; -, r.r,, second Monday in Ma!
: >,,,.a., Tern, second M"n,laN ia August
F.,u Term -... second MoE'a. IN N"\rinb'f
= INTER Term second Monday IN f'hiUhH
y lice Of IN. Peace. Sic. Genevierc Town
-hi:.. Ferdinand \ Roy
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Churches.

l. stars ami c.rn> al 'n.rG gallons ar" re-
:r.Illy r,-iltcstci fo send Us for publication
-...,is date, %; regular services. special SER
.:...- prpfrartc,l III ciin-S, name a! pastor,
,.i.r< location and denomination. AMI any
.,a..r iuf,,rniriou of interest I, their respective
,lI.ry..ati3us.
Fair play., 1880-06-19

IN in-c..: ,;rllad the rhyii"Nrrt ha~
attacked the .raIryinc- in many WHO
GROWING districts Of France. ant h;'-
done yrrr treat ian;"c. II ! ">tilna-
ted ,!,a, 10000 arr"~ "f III" vines VII!
be rendered worthless hy II ,hl> wear.
The winc-.row have formed Il So
cic'y for the purpr~r ~ cleaning amt
applyin" scientific n"an> for the d'-
-irIcriun nt The unNiu;i~ Intruder.
\ railroad man atirnl"la th":'irs''''i
performance al Charleston. AMI ait";
takin. several drink h" lay down on
porch To- sleep. Darin. the ni@Il j"
rolled off and Wl- Instantly ki.ir,t.
The Congressional Convention of
the Fourth District viii hc held Al
! Popular Bluff On W"dn LAY Ilir 25;l
/ iaV ut' Nu.i!-t.
Fair play., 1880-06-19

We tender ouT sincere hanks 10 the
Kind t'ricud> and acq.j> inlanc,- who
assisted Us - heartily during ,hn iJ,-
sickness ot our hcloscd >"u. Horny.
now dccra>ci. FRITZ RAAEf-
NARGhKtrHI. RAAEE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

Argal Notirfs.
CITY OF BURLINGTON.

Ia the Year On, Thousand EisLt Hundred dni
Eighty.
An ORDINANCE IL RELATION 70 MARKETS AND
MARKETING AND I'd REGULATE THE SALE OF
FRESH MEATS AND FRESH FISH.
ms Hereby Ordained by the city Council y the Chg
II Eulington, as tellogs:
lar or other place in the city OF Burlington, for the
sale of fresh meats fresh FISH, nor shall any per
son peddle deliver from any cart or other vehicle
in said city, TO others than licensed market-men,
are caught In the waters Of Lake Champain. or any
of its tributaries, without FIRST obtaining license
therefor from the CITY Council
Sec 2 Every license granted shall be signed by
the Mayor, and shall TO the first day OF January
next after the granting thereof. and in case of \
market, shall describe the building or place IN
which such market shall be kept. and any license
may be revoked by the Ciiy Council If they judge
II for the public good 10 do 50.
Sec g. The license fee for the keeping OF II
market for the sale OF fresh meats and fresh ish
shall be al the rate of twenty-five dollars year,
provided that such fee for any fractional part Of II
wear shall not he less than dollars and for The
sale Of fresh ish alone al The rate OF ten dollars a
wear. The license fee 10 be paid by licensed market
men of this city for peddling fresh meals and fresh
fish, shall he al the rate OF twenty-five dollars 4
year; and TO all other persons for peddling at re-
ail delivering fresh meats and fresh ilsh, on re-
tail orders, III this city. Nifty dollars. Which license
fees shall be paid INTO the city treasury before te
issuing Of the license, aud twenty-five cents 10 the
CITY Clerk for the record OF such license.
Sec. {. ANY person who shall violate this ordl-
nance shall forfeit and pay 10 The SAID cay, Tor each
offence sum not less than three dollars nor more
| than nifty dollars, with costs.
| Sec 5. This ordinance shall take effect on the
| hrst day OF January, ISL.
Sec. 6. Ordinance numbered thirty-throe of the
City Ordinances. entitled AN Ordinance IN relation
to Meat and Fish Markets., approved January IS,
| 1876 is hereby repealed.
Read three times in Board oi Aldermen and pass
| ell under suspension OF the rules Dec. D. lSsn.
Attest: WN. II. Roof, Clerk.
Approved Dec. II, lss0.
10 u. HATCH, Mayor
| euer T3-lgdtWIw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
Thirty Years Experience Of nm Old


Mas MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP Is the pre-
s,.i.,.o. cd one of the test Female Physicians and
Nurses IN the United States, and has been used for
thirty years with falling safety and success
by millions of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant OF week old to the adult. 1t cor
re- cts acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and
comfort 20 mother and child. We believe II the
Best and Surest Remedy in the world, IN all cases
Of DYSENTERY and DlAKRHEA IN chill
DREN whether IL arises from teething or from
any other cause. Full directions Tor using Will
ACCOMPANY each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers rs cents a bottle.
Jan Is, 'sQ-m,w s4wly(3d)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

The Judges of the Supreme Court tell the
Governor that there is nothing to the talk
about the election of Hon. X. S. Taft as as
sociate Justice not being valid, and his COM
mission has been issued. Judge Taft will
to-day send in his resignation as Representa-
tive AID proceed at once to Woodstock, to
hold the December term of the Windsor
aauptv eourt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
MOTTO D..

JEREMIAH IESEHAs aSD WIFE ChirtenIcn County
vs. Court.
g. VI. SrArLDIsG, ASp September Term,
A. A LANPHEN. l7,".
fI'IiIS cause, being an action Of assumpsii and
i demanding in datnag" $1,000, Wa entered m
SAID court at SAID term, when u bctng shown To
said court that A. A iamprey, one of the defend
ents, absent from this State At the time al tn"
service OF the wtitln SAID cause, and hail. since
come Within tn. State, II was hy said court ordered
that said cause be continued 10 the next term Of
SAID court, to be held al Burlington. IA and Tor
said county, the nrst Tuesday 81 Aprl, 1881, and
that notice Of the pend"ncy OF sSd cause hc gwen
the said Iamprey, by the publication Of tins order
OF notice In the Burlington Free Press public
new lpaper. three weeks succrs7ivcN, the last OF
which publications To be at least twenty days before
said April term Of sad court
Dated nt Burlington. this 9Th iAy Of December,
l,-0 4. j. HOWARD, CLERK
gAwgW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
For The HoIidays-Henuty in Winia-

Refinement loves elegance, and personal adorn-
ment Is a rrst duty Of civilization. The refined
woman reIOlces in the beautiful art, music,
flowers, all charm the polished mind, while the
taste for perfumes odOrous applications for preseT-
wing the beauty OF the hair, SKIN and teeth, and all
those artistic appliances OF the toilette which sci
ence has produced dear to the cultivated taste.
The body Is Gods temple and perfect care Of II III
cleanliness and adDrnment Is the parent OF pure
thoughts and happy ideas. When We see any one
neglectful Of personal attractions, we expect no
exalted ideas, no marks OF a cultivated mind. How
much does traveller, accustomed 10 alhountiiully
furnished toilette table, miss these adjunct- to "A
stylish appearance when on journey. To obviaie
this Joseph Burnett Co, Boston, have Invented a
beautiful little article known as 'BURsETT MIsIA-
TURE TOILET" and by Its aid travellers OF either sex
indulge IN luxurious adOrnmcnt wherever
they may be. Prettily made and dehcaiely lifted
the leading articles Of Joseph Burnetts unequalei
preparations in miniature size, II occupies no more
room than small despatch case, and yet Is iuTulsl-
ed with Burnetts Cologne, tlorimel, for the hand
lerchief COcOaine for the hair, kallision Tor the
skin and Oriental Tooth Wash, and beautiful
brochure of advice for the toilette, and other mat
ter which has already become very popular, anu l.
used by the principal artists of the drama aud
opera We will only add that this petite AMI Techrf-
che Toilet Companion Is admirably adapted Tor th'
Holidays Examine Il at any fashionable drug
store, and II Will be found neat and as suitable
present both for home or travelling use as ANYTHING
that can be purchased at such small cost. Drug
g1sts should order II early.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS,
VERMONT and NORTHERN NEW YORK Trade

Without W simply say that have
made the to
the
al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
Good Introduction.

Favonte Remedy was introduced into Connecli-
cut in 1884, al the solicitation OF Rev j. e. smith,
OF Hartford. who after having suffered for years
from Chronic Liver Disease and Indigestion, Oh
tanned the medicine and WAS cured. This faithful
pastor, thinking Of the bodies as well as the souls
of his people, at once commenced the advocacy OF
"Fayorite Remedy among them, and has been the
happy instrument of saving scores OF lives. taNor-
lite Remedy is now as well and fayorably known in
Connecticut as along the Hudson one dollar
bottle. All druggists sell it. Dr. David Kennedy,
prnnrlnfnr RnnIOuf. \. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

Dee IL dSwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
4 Public Duty.

.Ve are not in the habit of pufing any sort OF
patent medicines IN our columns, for the business oil
a newspaper is 10 let people know what is going on
In the world and not To lend aid 10 what mag be an
imposition. But We happen To know Dr. David
kennedy of ROndout, " Y, and can personally
testify 10 the excellence Of the medicine which The
doctor calls "Favorite Remedy And II aword OF
ours Will persuade anybody To use II, and thus nh,i
relief from suffering, no professional etiquette shall
hinder US from saying that word For diseases OF
the blood kidney and bowels II has no equal. We
would not be without II for five times Inc dollar
that It costs.-Ddily Times.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
NEW YoEs, Dec.

NEW YoEK, Dec. Is.
COTTON. - The market is quoted as being
steady Sales of l.2s5 bales. Middling uplands
FLoUR-The market is quoted a. being
heavy and IN buyers favor today. Re
barrels No. . at OOG 60; superdne state and
western al 40d4 90; common 10 good extra west
and state II lOdi IS good 10 choice extra do
western extra at 5 1910 90; fancy white wheat
western extra AT o 90 at o.; common to good extra
ONO al sOG6 So common TO choice extra 81. Louis
at 6jtd6 - low extra AT 30G4 C5 Winter wheat
extra at 400 IS; Minnesota ezra al 40Css 25
RYE FLOuR,-The market is quoted AZ being
steady al 3065 20 for superfne.
CORN MEAL--The market Is quoted as being
dull yellow at ? 75as -.
wHEAT-The market is quoted as being heavy,
ldi &c lower. very moderate export de
mand and fair speculative business. Receipts
of 5000 bushels. Sales of l,1I9 900 bushels, in
white At lih'al Is No. do. at l5tal ID No
> red for December at ls@l ,'s do. for January
al 2sl 20 ungraded spring at c5.
RYE The market To-day Is quoted being
steady car lots al 9,ta9s%.
BARlEY-The market quoted as being steady
and quiet sales of 900 bushels; .wO-rowed state
at 93t fOur-rOwed state at 20. and rumored
10, 600 bushels If proved state al 9s
BAkLEI MALT-Ihe market s quoted as being
far ungraded Canada at %; rour-rowed state al
CORN 49, The market is quoted as s.a&lc lower,
and heavy. Receipts Of 5000 bushels. Sales OF
$1,000 bushels, including $1,000 spot. Ungraded al
56'G59; No . at 5sta5,'. Jersey yellow at 5s's
| ssh NO. Tor December at 5stS5s. do. for Jan
| at 5s1,.
oAis-The market is quoted as being heavy.
and about l,c lower. Receipts of 5000 bushels.
| Sales OF 10000 bushels, including 5000 spot
mixed western AT I2G4i; white do. At i+a4S
white state at 4,e4,k; No. for January al 45.s
| 45t. do Feb. at 80 .ai6h.
EHAY-The market is quoted as being quiet.
/ al ! 100 10.
HOPS - The market is quoted as being steady.
COFFEE - The market is quoted as nrmer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

Those injured in the accident on the Ben
nington and Rutland Railroad at South
wallingford, Monday, are all as far recover
ed as could be expected. No symptoms have
60 far developed giving ground for appre-
tensions of serious results in the case of any
one of them Wrecking apparatus from Ru,-
land and Bennington was taken TO the scene
OF the accident, and before night the passen-
ger coach had been placed on the track and
the mail car nearly on.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
H'Hfy' " L. f'o 70 4''O pec-m,w.fawgw

FREE Of charge.-Sample bottles OF ADAMSoS
Cough BAIsAN al all drug stores. Owing 10 lis
perfect harmony In combining II il the very best
mixture for the speedy cure and relief OF Group,
Colds, Throat or Lung diseases. Large bottles 20
cts. Trial size, 10 cts. Dec l5-nlrw sSWll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

Mr.. A, W. Cheever, Editor NcU England Farmer
owns rne dairy and gets high price for line but
ter. In an editorial, Nov u. he said: The Per
fected Butter Color made by VOLS, Richardson 4
Co. we have used for several years, and have found
nothing equalling 1t although we have tested about
every thing Of the kind made In this or the Old coun
Try. II should entirely supersede carrot anu al
preparations Of Annatto," Sold by Druggists,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

Fellows HypophOsphlte- differ from all hitherto
produced, composition, mode Of preparation, and
In general fleets and Is sold IN It's original form
IL was developed from actual personal experiment,
embracing many months, while the inventor was
suffering from pulmonary consumption, amt ucr-
vous debility. The good results following l's nrst
use have since been repeated IN numerous other
cases Dec lj,dSwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

Many people have become mentally and nervous
" diseased from the depression caused by hard
times, and suicides are shocklngly frequent. II Is
cowardiy TO give way. What Is needed Is a remedy
TO purify the blood which has become feverlsh and
foul from wear and tear of brain and nerves. DR..
Kennedys 'Favorite Remedy" goes to the root OF
the matter II cleanses the blood gives tone ana
strength TO the system, and cheer and hopefulness
10 the mind. Its cures permanent. Try bottle.
Sold by all druggists DR.. David Kennedy, Proprl-
etor ROndout v Y Dec 3-deOdAw2w 2p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
Ladyss Wish,

oh how | do wish my skin was as clear and soft
As yours" said lady 10 her friend. You can
easily make It so, answered the friend "How?
inquired the first lady. "By using Hop Bltters, that
makes pure. rich blood and blooming health. II did
it for me. a. You observe" Read OF it--Cairo
Bullef.a Dec Is, deodAw2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

THE EE>F MAR DRESSING ~ THE WORLD
BURNETTsS COCAINE allays irritation, re-
moves all tendency to dandEun. invigorates the ac-
tion OF the capillaries in the highest degree, and
has earned deserved reputation for promoting ths
gro,rh ami preserving the beauty Of the human hair
Ladies' dressing their hair deliberately for the even
ing will find that it mparts healthy natural CLOS,
TO the hair, and Will cause II TO retain its shape fol
hours.
BURSErTs FLAvORISG EXTRACTS are used and
endorsed by the best Hotels, Confectoners and
Grocers throughout the country They are perfectly
pure. Dec l6-tu, IN, sSwim
AGENTS AND CANyAySSERS
Make from s25 10 S5e PER WEEK selling goods fol
E e.. klDEOUT x &C, 10 Barclay Street, New York
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
oct 2. 's0--MlE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

AYRsHIRE BREEDERS Association. i he
next annual meeting OF the Ayrshire breed
ers' association will be held in Rutland the
Goth of next month. There are several prom
inent men in this State who are interested in
the association, either as members or dircc-
tors These and many other gentlemen from
different States are expected TO be present
and the meeting promises to lie one of much
interest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

MIS-. DANIEL ROBERTS was passenger on
the train which was wrecked at South Wal
fngford, Monday afternoon. but fortunately
escaped without injury. She was thrown
through car window and her escape was
an almost miraculous one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

ChdrenS shoes are worn through n the toes
while the balance OF the shoes ia perfectly good.
Parents who have submitted 10 this rather than hsve
them wear the metals tips, should try the A. y 7.
Cos Black Tip, which perfectly protects the toe,
and adds to the beauty OF the shoe. See advertise
rnpnf in another column.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

BY large majority the people OF the United
States have de Jared their faith in kidHeyWort AS
a remedy for all the diseases OF the kidneys and
liver, some, however, have disliked The trouble of
preparing 1t from the dry form. For such new
candidate appears in the shape of Kidney Wort in
liquid form. II Is very concentrated, is easily
taken and is equally efncent as the dry. Try IT.
Louisville Post. Dec l3dkwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

For the lips there is no brightness,
For the teeth there Is no vhlteness,
Where SoZODONT has got no place;
But those who use II know full well,
How bright and beautiful the spell
II throws DER man or woman's face.
Dec l. lemlA vi Isl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

p,rpoxs OF UusRASpRy. - Chittenden
County Pomona Grange will meet at Milton
Tuesday, Dec. 2lst, at 10 o'clock a M.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

Mrs. MKAKER, the child-murderess, was
taken from Montpelier to the House oil Cor
rection, Monday for safe keeping there be
ing lack of accommodations at the State
nrison
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN

ANY person TO he seriously m without weak stomach
or inactive liver ur kidneys? And when thrsc Or
gans are in good condition du You not hnd their
pOssessur enjoying good health PARKER :
GINGER TONIC always rcguatiyc these important
organs. and never fans To make the blood rich and
pure. and 10 strengthen every part OF The system.
II has cured hundreds Of dcsplirng inyalih-. ASK
your neighbQT about II.