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

One Of the greatest statesmen ihat America esel
prDIuced Hon James @. Blaine, uses ADAAsoS
BOTASIC B,LsAN IN his family, anu lh'loi , a.
s"'' '''' " June 2,m,w,s&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

CALEDONIA COUNTY CoURT.-The June
term of the Caledonia County Court opened
at St. Johnsbury Tuesday, Hon. Jonathan
Rose presiding. There are III cases upon
the general calendar, 10 actions of book ac-
counts, s, criminal cases. "a upon the Chan
Gerry docket \ short term is expected, as
under the new referee law great many
cases are referred and tried during vacation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

VIII send their celebrated Electro-Notac Belts
to the afflicted upon 80 DAYS trial. Speedy cures
guaranteed. They mean what they say. Write 10
them without DELAY. Nov Il, dAwly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

Do You have disagree eable persplraiion at nish'
and nausea IN the morning. take Wheat Buffers,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
MAIeR led.


WuII,xs-W HiTF-At Essex Junction. Vi. VI.
l1th, lsS0. by Rev. {. VI. SeaIon. Mr.. ". 4. William
and Mrs NJ T.. White, both of Charlotte, VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

Ehlnev-Wort ei,eciually acts al the sane I'm
on kitlnrys Liver and Bowels. MIN.l,hA"l"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
miscellaneous.
II CAN Be CURED.

1T can he cured There Is no doubt about it. The I'M
L mediate relief Afforded by sNNFoED's RADICAL
CUEE CATkEEH il but q slight evidence of what
may follow persistent Of this remedy. The hard,
ncrustcd matter that has lodged in the nasal passages
Is removed with few applications; the liberation and
Inflammation suhducd and healed; the entire menl ra
Innings OF the head are ccansed and purified Con
stitutionaly H. action is that OF powerful purify Ing
agent. destroying in its course through the system
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

What are the people doing !? exclaims
an excited contemporary. Well, some are
paving 10 cents ON dollar, others are
Announcing themselves rs presidential
candidates, some walking SIX days Tor
share Of the gate money, few are pre-
dieting heavy frosts i'll June, and -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

Each package Contains pr. Sanford's Improved In
hang Tube and iull directions for its in all cases
Price 81 torsalc by all wholesale and retail druggsts
and dealers throughout the nitcd States and Canadas
WEEKS u POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Drrrrsists Eogfou
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

PRoMPT-The editor Of Chicago newspaper,
wanting the details of an inunhatiOn IN Connect
ruf irIegraphed to a correspondent at Hartford
send full particulars of the flood" The reply came
quickly, ..iou Will ind them IN Genesis The
answer was prompt but erroneous. II was an M
undafion of SASFoRD's JAMAICA GISGHR which the
editor referred ~. June 2,M.sANil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
University Of Vermont and State Agricul.
trral colle.e.

SEVENTEENTH COMMENCEMENT.
SUNDAY, JCSE -. 1850.
$500 p m. BIccalaureate Discourse by iae Pres-
dent.
80 D. IN Anniversary of the Society for Religious
inquiry. Address 10y the Rev John +.
Stevenson, Ii. D.. Montreal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
MONDAY, JCSE Is.


j
900 4 m COMPANY Drill. on Parade Ground.
1890 a. m. Annual Meeting of the PM Beta Kappa
Society.
1880 A. H. Meeting of Alumni, at College Chapel
1.sn n m Meeting of Medical Alumni Association,
al Parlors of College Street Church.
500 n IN. Celebration of Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Grafton by the Hon. Roswell q. Horr
NJ C.. from Michigan.
IA "A M Juuior Exhibition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

THE TOILET OF THE FLY.-The toilet
Of the fiy rs as carefully attended to as
that of the most frivolous Of human in
sects. With contempt for the looking
glass-an article which he reserves for
the most ignoble uses-he brushes bim-
self up and wabbIes his little round
head, chock full Of vanity, wherever he
| happens to be. Sometimes, after n
long day Of dissipation and flirting, with
his six small legs and little round body
| all soiled with strip and butter and
cream, he passes out OF the dinIng-room
and wings his way 10 the clean white
cord along which the morning glories
climb, and in this retired spot, needless
of the crafty spider that Is practiclng
gymnastics q few feet above him, he
proceeds TO purify and sweeten himself
for the refreshing repose and soft
dreams Of balmy summer night, 50 me-
cessary to one who 10 expected to be
early to breakfast. II Is a wonderful
toilet Retaining himself on bis front
and middle legs, be throws bis hind legs
rapidly over bis body, binding down his
frail wings for an instant with the pres
sure, then rakIng them over with aback-
ward motion, which be repeats until
they are bright and clean. Then be
pushes the two legs along his body an
der the wings, giving that queer struc-
lure athorough currying, every now and
then throwing the legs out and rubbing
them together to remove what he has
collected from his corporal surface.
Next he goes to work upon bis van.
Resting on his hind legs and middle legs,
be raises his two forelegs and begins a
vigorous scraping Of his mead and shout
ders. using bis proboscis every little
while to push the accommodation from his
limbs. At times he Is so energetic
that II seems Is il he were trying to
pull bis head Of. but no Az ever com
mitfed suicide. Some Of his motions
very much resemble those Of pussy at
her toilet. It i PLAN, even 70 the
naked eye. that be does his work thor
0ughly, for when he has finished he
looks ike q new fy, 50 clean and neat
has he made himself within few min
utes. The white cord is delled. but
Floppy is himself again. and be bids
the morning-gl0fies very good even
ing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

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then ! an iof party - eoel1Ips y Y.
disgraceiui snOm.ss,on . .s.I.ag.srr
must se aeRseesseo w"snessI Pu :ai's
safety ana lne ihserest We nass -
iaiIninl aumln's'IS,son ee".ane =.
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later DAY. the no Tess POP1'a. rassls"nl
the former ~ nIs iare Ms.,, sne Ias' w. = =
ms inaugural auufess, Wh',e uIs.ns 'nsa,
constituents 70 beware q PSIusan III
sectional Ieehhg' aess.fe suOssaHs.sa.yy
Win tne 1assor q the f-,tmss oeO.ssu"i
PFsnsipies vs.. Men; anu SUI more en-
Pnalesaiy' rrsnesples V. ra.sy.
does sne Eol'of o 'ne 800 r...s Is %
gsan oeiieve tnat the TAR is'he o. the
Idemoeratic party. 70 wnich ne pays e
beautiful tribute. would nos pc tar
n'sned oy promoting men VINO pave
iaisineu the promises q sIeII I'Alay
VINO nave perjury s1ampeu upon snel'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07


MEssRs. EDrToRs &C 0nsnlling the
interest Of our people, / was indacsd.
some weeks back, 70 write card en-
titled, "Some ni the reasons fnot dec
ldrationsl why mr.. A. G. Chapman
should not and why Hon. Fred Stone
should be elected to Congress iron this
district.
proceeded 10 state facts and 20 draw
my conclusions from them---nnconlro-
veftible, Ondeniable facts.
shew that MIR. Chapman, NOT only
failed to redeem bis pledges 10 the peo-
pie, not only acguiesced in the doing of
the 'sring but that he took the broud
and positive position Of using bis best
endeavors 10 defeat every measure Of
reform and retrenchment introduced
into the late General Assembly of Mary
land, all OF which were recommended
BY his exeelIeney. Wml nanilsQs|
The recognized standaFd-bearer II the
democracy Of this State in last iall's
campaign.
These facts seem 10 have disturbed
the equanimity of some foolish fellow
(most likely woman) who is pleased to
sign himself (herself) "SemIoh." He
(she) comes down IN perfect TRADE
against Mr.. Stone, who had only Seen
recommended as a suitable candidate to
succeed DR.. Henkle 10 Congress,
against TepublIcanism and against N.Y.
self, s.Democrat."
He (she) says Mr.. Stone is ''recre.
ant politician" that democrat is no
democrat and therefore dishonest and
thai republicanIsm means scoundrelism.
These are mere declarations. IdiOts
can assert, whiIe Wise men prove by arr
gument, reasoning-deductions drawn
from facts.
cannot further consent to notice
"Semloh's" communication or anvoth-
er he may feel disposed to write for the
iBsiinefiUe braying Of one ass is only
answered by that Of another and, If he
attracts the notice Of men at all, /: IS
rather TO elicit pity than contempt but,
as the editorial comment of the Prince
Georgian gave evidence oil the gehfke-
man, l viii give to the article entitled,
Principles vs.. Men" such notice as,
in my judgment, il deserves.
The editor OF the Prince Georgian con-
cedes, by his article, every charge
made against Mr.. Chapman-eyery
word in praise OF Mr.. Stone-but de-
murs % The declaration. ..lhat there is
but little difference between the two
great rival parties, andrefers to State :
rights in opposition toa strong govern.
ment as very material and says that
there are innnmerable other difTeren-
ces.
concede that States rights means
the sovereignty oil each state in ali mat
tiers not delegated to the generaiv COW
eminent and that q strong govern
ment means q government sufficient
~ strong to hold itself together--does
not admit the doctrine of Secessf5n.-
What the other differences In priaeipgs
may be am unable to discern.
The democrats in selecting Hancock
as their standard-bearer, Union demo-
crat and commander in the late war,
have abandoned the doclFipe of seces-
sion as both North and South were
forced to do the herelical doctrines Of
Modification.
sag, laying all blind partisan and
sectional feeling aside, aud letting judg-
ment and reason assume their proper
sway, there is but little differences be-
tween the two parties.
wrote my article entertaining the
opinion Of Mr.. Repe that Party y the
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07


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aI'llglve up the whole world Cor YOU, .
he esid- and caught Ter 10 his heart,
She lei him hold her thus minute,
and then arew hack and d;senoaoed ibe
hlus Inn, from her shoulder. Sd
aNav / fasten Il on your breast 30 she
asked LOOKING IN AZ him with auiver,ug
| liDs and tear-filled ewes.
He stooped down and. kissed her.
"You have conquered me- he said.
ayes. fasten Il on. 10
| And with shining eyes she fastened
| il on his breast.
"Boys, look II Dukeheart, will 700 ?
He wears the blue badge Of The order. "
Every man IA the club room teaped
to hIs feet as the major entered With The
bloc ribbon in his button hole.
'sDukeheart, old fellow. what does =
mean Dldn ieiI 20" n nov y. J. wou, =, |,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

TThe DemopoIis (AIabsma) News
tells the following story: Our census
enumerator reports coIored woman
on Martin Rice's place one hundred and
fourteen years old. Seeing that the old
woman was proud Of her age and 81 her
recollection Of antiquity, be asked her
some questions souching Gen. Washing
tons horse and the revolutionary war. az
OF WHICH being satisfactorily answered,
be said. "Old lady. you must have heard
the Roman Empire when It felis" Il
don't zar'ly' member de circumstance
you spoke Or now; buf heard the nigh
" funblin' noise De year de STARS cell,
and spec II must been dat. Times
Was constant lallin' al ysz.s anu Il d
fell in old North Carol IA you BET your
bottom rag. honey, was dar.''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

GeYooug housewife-'.JVhat mis-
cradle little eggs again You really
must tell them, Jane, to let the hen set
on them = little longer"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02
The Louisiana University.

| Under the Presidency of Col. JOIN
ston, distinguished graduate of Yal
College, assisted by full corps of til
ablest professors, the system of instruc
ton ~ being thoroughly remodeled
while tho Agricultural and Mechanical
Departments of the University, supple,
with the necessary funds to purchas
tools and apparatus, will soon be in ful
operation. @
ny the new system, based on the cur
rlculnm plan, as each student ascend.
from one class to another, through hi.
proficiency, he will reach graduation
and the end of his collegiate instruction
The advantage to be derived by the
youth who is educated at home, is OBJ.
vlous. After leaving college, wherever
he goes within the State, he will fiad
classmates to assist him, whether he
enters commercial or other pursuits, or
seeks political preferment.
And again, the youth who leaves his
native State during several years, to at
tend collegiate courses in q Northern
climate, must, on his return, undergo
fresh acclimation.
Then, too, is it not a duty that every
good citizen owes to himself and the
State to contribute his mite in fostering
of learning within her Dor
ders.
We appeal to our brethren of the
press who have the welfare of the State
1t heart, to use their influence in behalf!
II the grand University that needs but
ne patronage ofthe people to become an
'bject Of pride and public usefulness.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02
PROCLAMATION
Edict No, 1901

Edlct No, 1880.
CANDY HAVEN Dec 1st, 1880.
Know ye all Men, Women and Children by
these presents:
GREETlNG-l, the friend of the little children
anu the'" mothers and their sisters and thei,
cousins and their aunts de hereby nominate and
appoint Mr.. LUCAS LITTY as my agent, and
MS store as my depot, for tho distribution of
Piaze Candies, Swcctmeats of all kinds, Cakes.
fruits Nuts, Popping Crackers, etc, during this
and the succeeding month, and l, hereby call
upon all lovers Of choice niceties not 10 fail to
call and make their Christmas and n ew Year
selections at this depot
Given under my hand and the seal of nv
Empire, this tho first day of December in tho
1ssOth year of my reign
SANTA CLAUS. j
Rock CANDY, Secretary. 7T-~f' z
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02
LETTER FROM A YOUNG MAN
TO YOUNG LADY FROM WHOM liz LATELY RE
CEIvED 1.-THE MITTEN"
BATON ROUGE, November 2sth lss

| BATON ROUGE November 2sth, 1880.
| Dear Miss Neap Year-While fully understand
ing the import Of our last meeting-I beg youl
KIND indulgence to perussl Of the following
IN the excitement Of the interview I accused
you OF presenting me with broken ,noustache
cup. VIII you forgive me While really did
not need the article, have since found ont that
you purchased it at WRITINGS, and that II
was intact. Your reminder that 'all's fair in
war is no reason why should return YOU
gl I,t, in the shape Of some Of WRITINGS FIN.
t hSI SILVER.WARE Would You accept a
hali or whole barrel Of the Finest Nour
Gould our friendship be cemented with New
american Sardines, or the finest imported
FRENCH, IN TOmatoes2 sm quite sure that
your mother prefers WRITINGS Hams. can.
vassed or uncanvassed. She said thew were the
pest ~ town. You are probably not aware that
9. she sides with me. I told her where to Obtain
me choicest and cheapest New Syrup and tbe
nnest seif.raising Bnokwheat Flour! But am
GGagressing. I trust thrt before the ioyous
Christmas bells ring yon win reconsider
your determination Of returning me nv photo.
graph and procure your HOLIDAY Goods At VII.
IlNG'S. Very Respectfully
HORATIO DAILY NAIL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02

graced with for some time. Tho newl
elected town Constable was kept bus,
and the Mayor had splendid opportr
nifty of explaining the Corporate Law
, and fixing fines.
Madison Journal: Another dif.icult
occurred at Mound station last Saturday
between Charles Dudley aud Charlie
johnson, both eolored, in which pistol
were freely used. From the facts ",
have been able to gather Dudley was tn,
attacking party. It appears that h,
hat had some alteration with Johnson
who tried to avoid difficulty, bat war
followed up by Dudley, who fred one
shot at him, the ball barely missing
Johuson's head, whereupon johnson
drew his pistol, and shot Dudley in the
left breast, inficting very dangerous,
II not fatal wound. Both parties reside
on the Elcho plantation. Parties pre-
sent seem to think that Johnson was
northumberland was acting in self.defense
Mound station is getting quite q repnta.
ton in this way.
Clinton Patriot Democrat; Mrs Dora
Stuart, of the Gus Williams Our Ger.
man Senator Combination aud known
to our people as Miss Mary Amanda
Haynes, and who previous to the war,
married Col. Charley Dreux, is not dead.
Mrs. II, Q. Bridges, of Summit, Miss.
who is her sister has received a letter
from her stating the accident which the
papers published az having caused her
death, was not even serious, but on the
contrary very slight.
Patriot-Democrat: On the night OIL
92d ult', white woman by the name of
Bankston, said to be from St. Helena
parish, and who has been employed for
short time by Mrs. A. II. Woodward.
'esldlng some seven miles north of this
own, gave birth to a child, which 1t is
llleged she afterwards strangled and
placed in an old we'll on the premises.
)r. O. P. Langworthy, Coroner for the
'arish, and Sheriff Woodward, were M.
flied so soon as the crime was discover
Il, and went ont and held an inquest
yer the child. The inhuman mother is
nder arrest to answer to the aboyei
barge.
Gretna Courier; The oyster trade of
efterson is enormous. Nobettcr oysters,
ian those of Barataria, are to be found
American waters. We have tested
lem all, from the Aroostpok to the Rio
rande, and we pronounde ours the best
@ have ever tasted, part cularly those
ON Lake Pelto, at the outh Of the
tchafalaya, which are found in the At
'kapas region.
Gretna Courier: The Morgan CityI
9vlew puts down the rice crop of Loui-
ma, for the present year, at 225, 900 CT
rrels; the largest ever produced in the p
ate. The sugar crop will be the lsrg-
since the war, being estimated at
1900 hogsheads, and proportiouate
antity of molasses, and yet we are
t happy. X <,
The recent cold spell, says the Gretna w w
urier, has not injured the sugar pros.
cts OF Jefferson parish. The largest
p since the war il now being har. !,
,ted. inf
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02

10 be both acceptable and agreeable
I'D society, 1t behO0ves one neither TO see
nor remember great macy things.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02
Died.

CHAMBERS-Near Baton Rouge La, on
thursday, November a. lss0, MATTE L..
CHAMBERS aged 10 years ! months and 20
days-only child OF DR.. j. F. Chambers of Gov.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02
THE AFORESAID YOUNG LApY's REPLY.
GROssErRTE, La. Novemhor an 1901

THE AFORESAID YOUNG LApYs REPLY.
GRossErRTE, La, November 30, 1880
Mr.. Horatio Daily Nail:
DEAR SIR-Your esteemed favor dply yece,v.
ed. Are you Graz, : distinctly told You tba,
"henceforth we are strangers" whatever ron
wrote on your cuff in the way of revenge, mat.
ters nought to me. How cruel of YOU, sir 10
remind me Of WRITINGS Fresh Soda Crack.
ers, or their Fresh Cream or Fancy Cracknel
Biscnitsl Pearl Oyster Crackers, Nic.N
Lemon or Ginger Snapsl You mis.stste mat.
ters when you speak Of me as SAYING "Mr. Mails
quarrels with his lady friends a month or M
before Chrtstmas-tO avoid making them Holi.
day Presents. might have said that WIT.
IlNGS kinslow and other safe Oils, and their
fresh Limb9rger Cheese are reliable, and 40
i ,a But the tact thatyou enjoy WRITINGS
1850 Oyster Bay Asparagus or very choice, new
crop, Sweet Corn and Peas, together with their
~ cents, pound, and Is cents pound 1870
Peaches--n conjunction with their very cboice
5 pound, 1880 Apple sir, matter of per
iect indifierence to nlr BY the way, our chnrch
10 gong to Indulge / ,'pciable-rny bio broth.
q VIII call on You h tickets. | see in the
public prints thai Mr. WHITING has so,ne
very me pure White Zine and Cider Vipegars.
also some new Sweet OIL. In the meantime,
Wishing you prosftgitx, l remain,
Distantly .o.rs,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02

An Important meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors Of the Louisiana State Uni
verslty and A. q NJ College is to take
place on Monday.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02

Wilmot II. Goodale, Esq, returned
from New Orleans on yesterday morn
ing. He will please accept our thanks
for a file of late papers.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02

1t is not enough in this world to "mean
we'll" We ought to do well. Thought
fulncss therefore becomes a duty, and
gratitude one of the graces. So"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02

No one will succeed in great things
unless he first succeed in small things,