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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22
MARY FLETCHER HOSPITAL.


AT the last meeting of the directors Of tho
Mary Fletcher llospilul,thc following Officers
were chosen for the ensuing year
President, DR.. Walter Carpenter
e-prcsident, NJ. II. Buckham treas.
urer, Il. f, Wales secretary, l.. q. Ware
auditor, ). NJ. Pope; superintendent, DR..
A. J. Willard.
Attending physicians DIS. A. p. Grin
nell, ii. a. Crandall, l.. +. Burdick, J. ii.
Richardson.
Attending Surgeons Drs. }. A. Champion,
L. NJ Bingham, W. b. Lund j. Il. Wheel
or.
Consulting physicians Drs Walter Car
penter, H. IL. Atwater, II. y. llolton, o. L.
Fassett.
Consulting Surgeons Drs. J. J.. Ltllc,
Henry James T. j. Allen, A. i. Wood
ward.
Board of Visitors Drs. Somers, jericho /;
Clark, st. Alblus Chandler, Montpelier f;
Dixon, Milton Bingham of Nillis,on and
Sutton of Nliddlcbury ; Mrs. VIM. y. Groin
bic, Mrs. +. c. Kennedy, Mrs. Henry
Greene, Mrs. NJ. G.. Wheeler, Mrs Sarah
Cole, Mrs. Harriet p Lyman.
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The Central Vermont Reorganization.

From the rapidlty with Which holdcrs nj
securities of the Central Vermont and the
Vermont and Canada road are depositinr
,ho,, with tho Amor;oon Loan ant ,r,,s,
cN Wv" ,,'a a..' '.o1u anu ''"''
company INC fiscal agents. uhder Tie new
plan for recognizing these railroads, it is
apparent that the scheme to take the roads
out of chanccry has every indication of be-
ing brought to a successful issue. Already
more than million OF securities have been
deposited with the Trust Company, princi-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

The Board--a just tribute 10 the ability
and fidelity with which he has held that
responsible post for the past two years. Fur
tler than this the principal business of the
meeting was the laying out and discussing
plans for the coming season.
One of our best known townsmen, Noble
b. Flanagan, died Sunday. lie had been
a sufferer, from disease of the stomach, for
some two years. His last attack was of
about two weeks duration. Mr.. Flanagan
was native of Hineshurgh, where he was
born July 10, 1912. He was thus seventy
years and five months of age at the time of
his death, In 1857 he was elected sheriff of
Chittcnden county and thcrcupon took up
his residence in this city and has ever since
lived here. lie held the office of sheriff for
eight years and made most crcdia lc rec
ord as prompt, fearless and faithful officer.
An achievement which made him famous
was the hunting down and bringing to jus
ticc John Ward the murderer Of Mrs. Girls
void piece of detective work that was
really remarkable. He was n man of untir-
ing industry aud energy. His familiar face
will be missed upon our streets llr. Tliha-
gan leaves a widow and one son, Ira Jerome
Flanagan OF this city
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

The Vernon, State Grange held its clev.
enll annual meeting at Montpelier last week
Representative men of the orde. from vur-
ons parts of the State were in attendance ac-
companied in most cases by their wives.
Fifty-onc oranges responded to the roll-call
with 81 voting members. The regular an
nual addresses were delivered by Worthy
Master Franklin and by Worthy Lecturer c.
7. Jossclyn and the usual annual rsports
were presented by the treasurer /. j. Bell
of Valdez, and by the secretary, George
Crane OF Brookied. Matters of interest to
the order and topics of general importance
were discussed and the usual amount OF
routine business was done. A. Mcsscr OF
Rochester, the publisher OF the PatyoH',
Rurdl, was reelected a member of the exec.
utivc committee and +. SaudcrsOn of Bran.
don was chosen to fill the place made vacant
| by A. 5. Cook. The following officers foi
the ensuing year were elected and duly in.
stalled; Master Col. A. b. Franklin, Towns
hend overseer, A. Mcsser Rochester lee
lurer, G. 7. Jossclyn, Brdgeyaler; steward
G. W. Sargent, Brattleboro assistant stew
ard, W. L. Park, Lyndon treasurer, C. j
Bell, East lIardwck secretary, Georg'
Crane, Brookiield; gatekeepcr, II, A. Adams
Rockingham; Ceres, Mrs. A. b. Franklin
Townshcnd Pomona, Mrs. A. o. Coleman
Bondville; Flora, Mrs. c. b. Smith, Tn
bridge lady assistant, Mrs. W. l.. Park
| Lyndon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

It. Is dull day when 40 don't have tive OF
Three. DR.. L. E. Mellen vas the latest nc.
Tim, and his cutter Yves pretty badly bunrcd
up though no other injury was done. Blu,
Dr. Mellcn is used to being run away with.
The business done at the N.tdlebury post.
once on Monday, December ilth was the
largest ever done in single day at that
once The receipts were considerably great.
or than double the average.
;, work has been suspended at the Belden 8
fal,s marble mill since Sunday. on account
OF the freezing OF the water in six of the
pipes and the consequent bursting of the
pipes. 1t will take most, ii not ali of the
week TO get things 10 gong ngain.
The Fail term Of the college ended Tues.
day, after three days examinations. The
nlys VIII have n vacation until the frs,
Thursday in January.
r. Inc lonr-yoars-oId brown mare Minnie
rrauklin,' recently sold by j. j. PARIS of
behn ngion to +. II. Watson Of New York
clty Tor S3jOD is one of the five coils eyhib.
iteh Of our last Shtc Fair by II T. G tits of
orwell 'oEeihcr with his stallion Ben
frunklin' in conf citing for the gold medal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22
Ellen l.. Platt's Estate.

STATE OF vERMoNTO To all persons con-
District OF ch'''enden' Ellen L. Pstt, late Of Of
Darlington, In SAID District, deceased.
GREETING
Al the Probate Court, holden at Burlington, with
In and for the District of Chlt'enden, on The 18Th
day OF December, ls,2, an instrument, purport ng
TO be the last will aud testament OF Ellen l..
Patt, late Of Burlington In said Distr Ct, deceas
ed, was presented TO the cout nfort said, for pro
bate. And IA ordered by said court that the 18th
day of January, 1883 al The Probate Court rooms
In said Burlington, bc assigned for proving SAID
instrument anu that notice thereof be gwen to all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully In the Burlington PRES PEIss
newspaper printed at said Burlington, prrVioGs
10 the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO apnear be.
fore sad court, al The time and place u oresa'd
and contest the probate cf salt will, II you hive
cause.
Given under my hand al Darlington. in said Dis
trict, this 18Th DAY Of December, lss2.
Aw8w eco. W. WALES, Register.
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DIED.

hURGE,s-In Milton, VI. Dee Igh. !>s2,
Lyman Burgess. aged - yeas. Q months and !
lays
FLAT7-At Concord :. II Dic. Il, l-,3. Mrs
Ellen l.. rat, widow oi q 'orgr Il. Plai, aged 81
years.
FtiSAUtS.-Ir this city. SUNDAY. Noh- u.
Flanagan, aged '"Ecl.t ant months.
- BtHdsSS-Ih Milton. De. iy'h, Han. L,n,ail
Burgess aged ~ years.
NOSES In HnesDurlh. VI. Dee litn ls,2 At
me residence OF Mr.. William AliiG' Mr.. John
Moses aged 50 years months and - days.
DAVIS In TINS cts, Dac lsth of bronchial Group,
hnith >, daughter ~ Henry IL and Mary &. DAVIS.
aged . yea's, niiuthi aIi l2 dys
CARPgNrR,.-In Hunting on Dec I'm, very sud-
uchlF thllls liarrnStoi Carpenter uf Iinr0ln,
Nebga hi, aged ~ years,
ANDREWS In Mount Pleasant; Iowa the Ith
ms, Mr. Harriet Andrew wife o' the lite Isaac
Andrews a. I'd u years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

Number over different roa,>-Ro5on and Lowell
So; fchhurs; 1921 EAs'e,n IL; total ~,
Prices Of Market peci-Few choice, NooloIs
quality Il 10 e % third quality 81 0hd 50
Prices Of Store CattIc-Workinr oxen. = r,ir
from 800 &c $50. Mich Cows and calves from
go. $50 Is; Falrcw Cows sisa 30. Fancy Cows
"a IS three Vars Old s21 "a SIS.
Swine-Western fat live, 7a7Hc rlb, NOrfaeru
dressed Hogs, s@sAc y ID.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs--In lor-. :. IS = Ooa
IS each; extra s. coos 80, or from '45i.c + D.,
Lambs, iii@6'.c th.
Veal Calves 30 I've an,
Prices of Hides, .Tallows and ski' s-hiahton
Hides, 100 Z b; Brighton Tal0w ,S6sc J9lh I:
County Hides heavy. s3aec = h; light, ~ @ic
b N ; County 'lallOw. ~ ad1 n N; fcit. - cents
q 81 10 each; shearti Skius, a csch.
Calf skins, l2@laAc rlb
cLAssIFICtTI n OF CATTLE AND sasgr.
n. B.-Cholce grades includes nothing but STALL
includes the hest large fat oxen. second and third
quality includes oxen and two and three old
steers
Shcep-ENtra includes o'sets and when those OF
inferior quality arc thrown out.
REMARKS
CATTLE There were 90 car loads of cattle and
sheep at mRrket-l30I cattle We should Judge, In
ALL Light aud ordinary grade stoek We found
selling AZ Nc q ID better prices. AMI on good TO
price nrm prices sustained, hut there was no
Improvement
Mich CowS-There is good demand for line
mllch cows with prices rs last noticed Good at
ssOsI5 and common t2oa+5t head.
SHEEP AVID LAMBS The Sheep aud Lamb
market j. more active. Trale well supplied
Sheep aud Lambs acld az i,s Fb Improvement on
late prices.
CALNE-Inolerac supply of Calves prlcei
| are urn AZ late quotations.
Ho0s-"ountry Hogs in fair supply nnt
/ o'her stock In fair numbers. No material change
| In prices.
PorLray-Tursess sold at Ne. Hens ns, chick
ems lo@isHe.
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Noble Il. Flanagan's Estate.

srATE or VERMONT, 70 all pe,s5Es oJn.
Dn''t OF cht'en len S. So5Is FI i' ,,5
o. Darlington, In sail district, Gecras d.
DRIFTING:
~ Probate court holden AZ burlington. WITHIN
an or the District of Chliiendsu, on the 1lii d;J
Of , mber,.lss2, an instrument, plTpcrjinC 10 bc
tt ,a,i VII aud Testament OF Nuui' Il. iaui yar.
.Iu ni Darlington, IN said district. deceased, wa,
'nte To the Court Aforesaid, TOY Probate, and be-
~ .derr'l hi said Court hat the l9ih dav OF JnuU-
AIRY, \. u. ssJ, At the Probate Court rooms IN slid
Burlington, he assigned tor proving sad ustru-
meat; and that notice thereof lie given ~ all
persons concerned by publishing this orde three
weeks successfully In the Burlington FREE rRES1
newspaper printed at sad Burlington previous
10 the time appointed
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appeal DE-
fore said Court At the time and place aforesaid, aud
contest the probate OF snl Will, II You have cause
Gwen under my ksnd at Burlington In said Dis
trct. tina cath day Of Dccemb r. \. ID. 1854
2aw3w eco, W, WALES, Register.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
Albural,.

A Christmas tree entertainment will be
ne d at the NJ +. Church a, The Ccutre Saiur.
day evening, ED inst
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the
2Gth and 9Th inst, the ladies of the Catho.
lie society will hold q fair in the Catholic
church. Many useful articles will he drawn
and silver pitcher will be voted for. An
oyster supper Will lie served Wednesday
evening
Miss Addle NJ. Bradley will give an enter.
ta'nmcnt consisting of select readings a.
town hall, Monday evening, January ist.
John q. MEG egor has been appointed
Register If PROBATE by Judge H1zen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

vermont Markets.

NJ. AbLuS, D,c, 10 l'ht receipts were light anu
the market wa ilrm. Winter male batter sold al
% to % cents per II selections, 80 cents pa N
Z all ends, % ,ents per H.
Wllllston, Dee Is: Prices Tor butter were about
the same "a last week, ranging from 81 % 30 cent, :
eggs, " cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22
Elisha ". Harkncss's Estate.

WE, the Subscribers. having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate curt for the Dls'go, Of
nl'isnden Commissioners 10 receive, examine AND
adjust the claims and demands %! all person agaust
tile estate of Elisha " lIsrEnc,-. late OF Hines.
hrgh, in said district deceased, ana Bl'1 an claims
ana demands exhibited 10 OFFSET thcrc'l: 1ul X
months from the day Of thc GI'o hereof being a..
loved by said Court for that purpose. we 40 ffe @.
fore hereby give notice that ", VIII attend - .Ie
business of our appointment. o. the huu.s Of
George d. Leonard III Hme, au.sN, 10 si,l dis'rl.,
on the third Mondays oi Jlnna aud Jun uoN',
A. IN O'Clock a, H. on each Of said DAYS.
G.. u. LEONARD, ,,,.,,.u,-....,..
GIl wf;IOTGHGY ''Hh'S''oa''-.
tW
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itNOiLlE COUNTY.


81 ssr'; Green Il Taylor have been repair
.!hs Their bakery quite extensively by build
lni on an addition and putting in an oven
and engine.
work l. suspended at the pulp mill for n
few days on account Of the water-wh"rl Civ
ing ont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

~ LiTTis FALLS. Dc j..
tusEsE--Sales ot 2D..j0 boxes al Factory Cheese
~ 10 "a 20, "nc LIT AZ l!ar tnc bIls ~ ~.
>i.e' go boxes OF farm dairy al 20 !2'.
BrTTER-Thc the market Tor liu.iet j. no
active. Farm na!ry butter sDll a: 200 .s IL. ga.
hut little sold At the latter rrlce-tRr pr', -.i.
!ng 4'asst. Some os pf crcGmery sold a a. y.
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Fred q. Smiths Estate.

WE, the subscribers, hlying been appointed y
the Honorable the Probate Court Tor tn" u. tr.c'
thltirnden. commissioners 10 receive. cNtIu!l .
ana adjust me claims aul demand, If al persons,
against The. estate of Fed &. Sinih, Late OF Jrt!,r,
IN SAID district deceased. ana also all CLAIM :
and demands eShlbilc Ia onset tncreIb; All SIX
months IRON tho 'lav of he dl's hereof. bang . :
lowed hy said Court Toy fhii purpose, We do IatIe-
fore horehT give nojice tina, We vii attend 10 lie
business OF our appointment, n tnc Hotel n
Joncsyillc, liz iid dis'ilc'. %. the second TIE.
days In March Gnd june mex a 10 o. lock u. m
on each OF said days.
Dated This l1l ddg uf December. So!
GrSS II W. COMMISSIONS.
9jA3W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

six to eight inches OF snow, and fine Sleigh
ing, make lively times, and how the bells
ring.
The cottages and grounds at Cedar Beach
are in care ol Carl Thompson Tor the Winter.
lie has established hon 'ekeepng in the club
house, and with coal stoves and like conf
Portable surroundings passes the lime in peace
and plenty.
If it takes two days and a half of dlscour-
aging llreshiug to make THE parson almost
swear wide Il recent correspondence how
much OF that sort OF thing would ii require
to corrugate the placidity OF an ordinarily de-
PRAYED mortal.
Local dealers in poultry have had good
luck, and made money in most instances.
1t will be remembered tia, the town at The
last March meeting voted to buy the publish
ed volumes of Miss llemenway's Gazetteer.
The volumes were forwarded by the publish.
er and are in the Town Clerks Office, where
any ono in town Can get them from the clerk
returning the same 10 the office after reading
Volume first will he found particularly inter
esiing 10 readers in this section, with its his
torical sketches OF towns in Addison, Ben
nington and Chittcnden counties. 1t viii
well repay ycu Tor tic trouble of calling fol
the book.
n great deal is heard about schools ant
school laws, and the Legislature every tw,
years grapp!cs this subject with commendl
bic adhesveness. The progressive mind
urges the adjustment Of the district and III
adoption of the town system, and there Is Il,
doubt that such course will sooner or late
prevail. In the meantime few suggestion
may not he out of place. How can we ex
pect very much fIom our district school
when they are practically SO thoroughly IL
noied. When our girls and boys get twelv
or fourteen years old they consider them
selves too large or too old for district school
and falling in with them in this VIC with
draw them from the district school an'
send to select schools, in many instance
not whit better and perhaps not II
good. In this way we lose interes
IN district matters, allow things 4
run any way, hire the cheapest teacher
and thcn grumblc about the system
II is not the use but the abuse of the system
hat troubles us, II the heads of families i
each school district in the town of Chariot
would rally around our. schools and put thu
money into them that is paid for tuition il
high schools, so-calcd, they would fin
things changing Immediately. Let schuC
committees hire trst-class teachers for th
school year and advertise to pay good wage
for good work. Let the boys and girls uu
deistand that the doors in district sclo,
houses are Just us high as in academies, an
mat there Is no danger OF growing too tall |
J get through them. Let us hire teachers VIII
, can take classes in algebra or geometry If dt
sired, and hire them with the understa ndin
that they are to do 1t. OF course II girl G
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The Sire press.


When your paper comes to you IN pink wrapper
1t Is notice that your subscription has expired.
Please renew promptly and miss no numbers.
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Z nSs0n 1tafitctb.
WEDNESDAY, i
tREADsTCFFs

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a,.,o., ,,,
E"ston nofRr'h'
WEDNESDAY, Dc GO, 1879.
ppE.nsTrrre
FLOUR Tie FIour Natlot IA ou,.. o,,, ,,,,,.,
remain unchanged from ias, y qeie,' anu Pldes4
per ss,rei 4H'r''' Inc various brands az foiDw3-
uo,,o,r s,,....
Common E9lras ''''''''''''''.''''' ~ K1H (!
Wvns ,n hNIas ..:...:......... ......s Boo .
Miehesn Wu,ss Sgnoc , bakers brandsh OOeG q
=, L1 ana INDIANA. 3 50C,j "a
~. LOUIS H0Iler Flour ........ q OrtG ~
spring Wneai isisni ;Y'' f''ut | .'.S 6; S q q
CORNMEAl MARI o, s,sa1y ss,o, .,.r.,,...
~ eosS 9, { ~
in small lots At . $50 >! '''' '-'" 1'.3' "a
OATMEAL Tho meet. ,.,
tho werk WIN ,a,es ~ 80 nAf b.tl qHrt "'rng
gnod ana a. Nv ~ . - "a 9 - Toy cYtoWl1 n
brands
GRAIN TRADE.
CORR The market for ,or, .,..., ,...
The sales OF eyIra ,ny.j ,,I ,ii J., h'ii ulH
sq@s3 no gnixeI AZ ~" S,e ,'i,ow ., ,s' ''n So 81
o,r rs' %",a'
extra wbite H. are Iuict; We quot" Sios OF 40 !
white nj ao,a az y 'S@oGn q hnslrl ~
at 4sCs i5c b bushel ~ '''' ""' ""H''
e,Ios ,o;' hel qilet anu prizes N" unsettled.
"nnIN Waue+
SliORTS--The price, Of Suott. t,., ..ro,i
from els so ID ~ II ton. "''
FINE FEN Avn ,,t,,r,t,,,,,
prcos NJ t1o "a Ok - 81 '"h''N'9 -h'lt1 1ol''.
wa"
BITTER. ctIEE.r ,xt ,.g,.,
n,--,,,
~ iILN There Is a STEADY dcm.uI Llr al
'llDicc grades OF Bu'icr, hut Other Kinds remain
WITHOUT change. The sne- OF western, nnI
Nor,hern oreomcrles have been Of 81 "a Zoe ior
gDoI anu choice; Ncw YORK and Vermont
diires have been selling AZ Ss q sic - II f,r cI%c
and lsla 2ic q NJ for faifio rpOi tadi,c w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

The attention OF insurer. j.. r..
spcctfully called to the foiloNi!ir
strong and reliable American am!
F"re'gn eOfpY0ntes, vhp."
reputation for prompt and CIui.a-
pie settlement and payment o.
losses Is Uncxccllci
Farm and village dwellings ai.i!
contents, mercantile and MANI.
featuring property. hulls and cur
goes, Insured at reasonable rates.
Lee stock Insured against Z:s AT
Ntlss.
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Richmond.

Real estate changes W. $. Whlcomb
has sold % acres OF intervale TO W. 5 Free
man for $1,000: Noble Croft at ionesvilic
has sold his nous, and garden lot for $1,000
to Norman Stuca;wcl Nathan Hlgley has
sold his hill farm io William Grcen for
$4,000; Ester Robinson has sold the Cyrus
Allen farm OF - acres for $1,000 TO William
Hodges. Hilton * Stevens are putting 80
feet add ion 10 Their crowded store. The
stores are ali well filled with holiday goods,
and are fun Of the good people making pru-
chascS.
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Nj. Joi,psbur,,

The last OF the old highway damage .w
suits Is ended. The second tllal %! the crc
nt Knox vs.. Whceock, resulted ii u verde:
of 500 and costs !or the pluLt'l. Iu the
former trial kuox recovered 5000. aftcl
which the case was carried 10 thl Sunreuc
Court and reminded for new trial. T.c
town evidently has enough OF ii now. tieu
Grout who was one of Kuoxs counsel, :.
mcdia'cly left for Washington, Onv Two
civil cases were tried by The jary tat the
case Of State vs.. Stokes he no.
ferrous ahofiiunisi, il nov m trial AMI
will last nearly the whole week The doc
tor was acquitted at n icrGcr trial. but the
proof IS now very strong AMI a conviction Is
hoped for by all lovers of deccucy and jus.
tic. Several more criminal cases are to be
tried, two of them beng murdr causes
STATE VS., Merchant ana State vs.. Whtrhill
Burdctte Of the Harhtys lectlrei here last
Fri Az evening. On acc ;unt OF the state OF
religious feeling here he was requested to
make some changes and notifications in his
proposed lecture, aud the result was a dis.
appointed. and thoroughly mad" au.
dierce. Public opinion seems to be tat the
committee did what was unnecessary and i'm.
lrnpcr in making he request rs effect being
to induce MIR. BurdctlctO entirely discard the
pr"poscd lecture, thus causing him 10 sneak
| imrr"mptu and at a Disadvantage.
1hr churches are making extensive pre-
paraiions for the Observance OF Christmae,
and the stores are doing heavy business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22

A New York doctor writes "You can
double your circulation by washing your feet
in cold water before going to bed at night
and after getting up in the morning" If we
did not have high regard for The goodness of
heart and other commendable qualifications
of the editor of the Houston Age, we would
certainly call his attention to The suggestion
of that New York doctor about doubling his
circulation. -zsaos SJtings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22
Water own Jn,om Live Ssnch MARKETS.

,NorNT OF LIVE STOCK AT NAskEr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-22


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wInanm Nh 80 - u y. ~ @
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-22

~. GEEMnMTsM bar. June 10th. 1854
MegsSn. Edls6ra The Fccent Fnins, though
light and partial. have Rlven the farmers IN
eppoElnnlly of lsehing 4 poFtion 81 their lo-
baceo crops. IL general nboat one helfof the
crop e now planted. The wAaal harvest has
noW began and fsruels are &enbiT bueT.-
The wheat crop Is - sxcelIsnl enc, and large
yields vii BE oblalned. Corn Is snail and
4 growing alDwly. work d ell hehind-
hand
News items ars searce and hard ~ ohtain.
kitile ssnlna eyu has rstnEneA from her
visit % Ealtim0rn and Il lookiag exceedin9ly
well aller her long sniouRn. TIE yonng fei-
lows who hna snnk into Kind q fnanimale.
alI-gene elals daEinz hw ahsenes haTa npw
sFoa9aFfnlly revived
H<r4nEe aiaeaeeTy waa made q feM 6aFa $50
~ soma fhil&ren II Pnhi1n eehool Ne. 3 neSr
AleHN. a numheg = asFln w0Em piAvEn9 aRommd
al5 old sanMn Ii ahe Wlnnaa nanR I'D rnaH mhen
pna uf lhem Houna 6Re cant piecn II - aEgk;
die naturally 81 thNm iookin9 log msrs. and
- q nhsst tIIEe aheF sneagihed Sc fa Is silver
ceIn. chiefly & - denqmlaAtion ef Gvs cenls.