Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-03-30

Hon. Frederick Billings has purchased
for a winter residence, IN New York city.
Of Mr.. Arnold. the coffee merchant who
recently failed. the very hne house and
stable on the northwest coTner OF Madison
Avenue and 40th street. But he has no
purpose of breaking up his establishment
here. Woodstock will continue 70 be his
home and in Woodstock he will abide,
with the exception of short period in
yVinter. sharing in all the burdens of the
town and what he can do for ITS prosperity.
Only the people of Woodstock can au-
nreeio,e how much of good to them TIL,
means and they will all Join in wishing for
him and his family much pleasure in their
temporary New York residence V5pi-
stock Standard.
Good health is the greatest Of fortunes;
no remedy has so often restored this prize To
the suffering as Hoods Sarsaparilla Tryit,
The Pail Nall Gazette, one of the ablesl
and most candid of the liberal Journals Of
England. speaks of the late ear a. che
greatest an in many respects the nohle't
sovereign 10 Europe" and adds that
since Henry of Navarro fell by The dag.
ger of Rlvailac, no European sovereign
deserved as well Of his subjects and was
requited so ill.,
Nervous, sleepless and overworked find rest and
nourishment in Malt BitteTs. II
F c. Kennedy. the leading member Of
the firm of Henry w. Mason & Co, of
Winooski, recently ruined by the dcfalca.
ton of Mason, has failed, with liabilities
of 1917 ASP, of which S67 900 is as a Menu
Der of the insovent firm. The assets are
large A meeting of the creditors has
been called for April 4th
IfANY READER
feels tired mas severe headacheor loss OF sppc-
tite it means that something the matter with The
, Kidneys which Warmers Safe Kidney and Lfycr
Cure alone can help IL
: AN OLDrIME RAIROAD.-The st. Johns
Ne,oS says the first railroad built in Canada
vas the Champlain and st. Lawrence line,
q between St. Johns and Laprairie, which
was opened in August, 1896. The rails
= we're of wood with strap iron nllled upon
he top. and no trains, were run in the
e winter time till about 1851, whe" the
s track was changed from Ltprtirie to St
r Lambert. and the line continued from ST..
8 Johns to Rouses Point.
An Honest Medicine.
S J. H. Northrup of Lansiugburgh, formerly cap
a tain Of the Troy police, writes: Il firmly believe
s that DR.. Kenedy's "Tavorite Remedy a great
e good, honest preparation; one that may lie depend
ed upon" And that is the testimony Of thousands
Capt. Northup suffered from liver derangcmen
j for years, and was cured by DIR. KeunedS's : Fla
vorile Remed.." 1t is honest medicine, an
sold by all honest druggists at the honest price
d one dollar. II
10 ST. ALBANs BUTLER MARKET Marcl
|. 29.-AttendaEce good, receipts light, mar
ket quiet, and dull for poor grades. ",
n quote common to good 20 TO % cents pei
Of h.. choice "a to 26 cents per polnu
ID elections % cents per ID. Eggs IL cent,
NJ per dozen.
k Persons exposed to influences prejuIicm t
is health, Will find Wheat Btters most potent rem
If edy. FSwl
ia RICHMOND MARKET, March 2Slh.-Tb
M market was active and the prices in seller
favor. Butter sold at 20 to p cents 70
fair, % to rs for choice and 20 to y 70
., fine. New milk cheese sold at IL to T. /.
~ cents; eggs Is; maple sugar to 10.