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MISCELLANEOUS.

fanstana and Ma,sl, two Americans,
WI were rat In Jail ut Monterey, Me>t,A
fer the murder et Mr. Misa and, a wealthy
contractor, we're taken out aaa haagea by a
mah
Tie annual conventions VI four
branches et tho Presbyterian ehar h II tho
United States hegan aa Max II, The osn.
.ra, Assembly a the eharvA Norta met al
Saratoga thu Nv ilenieA Johnson, Il. n,
II ehseagA the retiring Moderator, l,seseh
my the aanaal sernoM the Ueueral As
semtlv et the eharva South met a, Louis.
sale, NY, hesnre which hs,ts tho Eev In
II 4, smaas, ~ Austin Ic>NS preached
the orcnlng sermon las Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN oeaesal Assembly WaS ia
81 sien at Nashville, Tenn, AMI ~ llatia.
S.lnaa the Reformed ravShsteFtaa Oh aeh
et Moth America he'd IL annual ,oaseu,
tlea This latter set il hummer e4sflN weak,
there Ieag enlN ahes 10 esAes "a,
tons III tho Iattea STATS Its saeNltesS
isaan IL M thu eNcNsSa ~ ,Ae elective
I anehlse h,ltesSns tAat - Nvsc waala 10
IL sanction the esai>St,M II the name III Gid
nem the eSes>sss S,iaA Nastaa~ utheE 10
lsieas aaa,S,g>astQ> ot aANtlaaSl esaas aeter
lave esea IN ,s,xseS> ,aela,lug th>, et tho
nRasasl~> 1t lasa, Mi ami the Aeaag
Meas eAsl>ssaa M ealatsea, NJ MlMaas .
les ae mamersss ateeesssa and state eeas
Nentsen<
lse National kreMvr>, Association
held il aAssaa, session Al h.ssvtN III. de-
gVa6 >xt,s,. ~ canned Nv NaSnN sAs.nt,,xs.
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nr l.aske, tho prominent German
|. eal leaden has announced his formal
withdrawal from pol tical life Tie IL suffer-
MV greatly from M health, and intends 10
II I, America for M indefinite period
The apeeial commission for the trial
u the fhu,niS Park mur,ierrrs aud their as-
saeiates concluded Tia work On tho 18th inst
AS mon Pleaded guilty to the charge of
.eAspliarN u mnrd r four Ut whom were
sentenced IL ten years penal servitude each
Mile the sixth escaped with half that pen.
atty
Daniel curlss Mns thu second ~ the
rhtniA Park assassins 10 pay tho penalty Of
the ,,,me his execution taking place IN the
huh IN Jail Tn the 18Th or May rnrles made
~ confession, receiving the sacramrnts OF
the church, and dying with ioititndc,
nant aud llraly utter their protests
avn snst the hopes circular, thu former say
nV IL IL rretadieed and unjust, AMI the lat
tef stating that ireland viii neither take
IT. reliptnn nom EsrIngton nor gratitude
from Rome
Mr. unonnell. member Of parlia.
ment far nungafsan, In letter IL the fre,-
Nae's JaNfeaf, rsterring to the rores cir
eaiaf 10 the ArehhishoDe, nays that the Nati-
IAN has boon misled by TIM speeious men,
aaeitN which has awaited itself of the mon-
s,rous ignorance VI Irish affairs REVEALING at
hams liz .haracterises lard Errinvton,
WIN has heen the medium Of communiea.
tim between ufeat britain AMI the Vatican,
~ sneak and renegade, and says the atten.
tien " the Vatican should he called to the
fart thai cetme ia foStcrca BY Englands en-
fareement ot the infamous land code
In an examination NJ st Petersburg
m oslleer stated that many officers In the
,aanls hclanrea n a revolutionary club,
NhEsa, however, had ito connection with
Tho terr,tstS This confession led To num-
heref arrests ANIL almost decided the Car to
rostl onc his coronation
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EXTRADITION.
Tho Correspondence Now Going On as
to Extraditable Oifenses.
The British Government VIII Not Ask
the Surrender or Walsh and
sheridan.

Washington Telegram to Chicago Tribuncl
II II probable that the State Department
II conducting very secretly negotiations for
aud that the President may send to the Sen
nte next December the draft OF such n
treaty. Correspondence to Tint END has
hcen had MT intervals since the Fenian
troubles in Can lila, and correspondence
u mulated by lrith troubles, has doub lass
recent been renewed. It Is communica-
tions on this subject, and not as to the = 4
tradition OF particular person. that
probably have been received ut the State
Department, and the official den'als hive
gone 10 the reports TINT there Mers
communications as to these persons, but not
M to the negotiations ~ to eNtradtion The
present eNtradition treaty with Great brit
Ian Il the Ashburton treaty, negotiated forty
wears AFRO lie list OF extraditable crimes
VIII oh II contains Is very short. The Ash.
burton treaty provides only for the extraIli-
tion OF PERSONS accused OF murder, assault
With intent TO commit murder, piracy, mr.
son, robbery, forgery, and the ntterance Of
forged paper
tWashngton telegram to the Chicago Inter
Ocean
There IL reason to believe that, NIT Il
all that has leen said IN the subject.
the uificas ut tho State department do not
expect Gi eat britain vii ask the OK tradition
of Wal and sheridan. Ii IL understood
that the Gladstone Government has had its
attention called To the stu, on, and COM
preh.nds its dclieacv. With such vast
II sh Amc'f IN population in the United
States, 1t IL shown how impossible II would
he u conduct eNsradition Proceedings With.
out great excitement. Sn,h u ctmmotian
would bc likely 10 tnsue at any time
when race question might be raised but
rspeciall, 80 when the crime alleged was
regarded to a greater or less extent as Of
political nature by u large number Of people
who sympathi.e with the ccuscd in poli-
ties Ii is understood that the Q considcla-
tions have been brought to the notice OF the
british authorities. and IL Is said they mp
prcela.. the inaivi sahitity on Their own a.
raunt, IL agitatc the liish element n the
United States more than neces AIRY. AL the
money used tor tho emharr sSmcnt of the
Blush Au horities is believed t, come from
this country, and there is no desire o Il mu-
la'r intcrcst in Irish affairs
Gen. Duncan X Walker Of counsel for
Sheridan aud Wal>h returned this morning
from lowell where he has been conferring
with Gov Butler lie SAYS that no demand
has vet Teen made for the cNtra,lition If his
clients lie adds that they will not be
surrendered IL their cAtradition Is de-
mAntictl
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NEWS CONDENSED.
tTelegraphic Summary,


Sullivan and Mitchell "srarrea" nj
New York IN thu presence " lnouA people,
III, Egls~hman hcing Knocked about until
he failed IL romo ~ time
The Heard IT Excise Commissioners
u New York refused saloon license IL lee
,ohnrn, the rneiliSt, on tho ground that his
general reputation was haa
Col, John 4. Coekerill. heretofore
the managing editor Of the ~ Louis hSt-
Dispatch, Il tho new editor OF the NV York
lior'R, under tho Pulitzer management
by the falling nf carriage IN which
i've men were being lowered into the Fan
.eat coal mine, near Scranton. Ia, four
men were - badly injured that they can
scarcely recover
John Kelly, who was City Comm.
troller ol NV York when Carroll perpe.
trat,d his coupon frauds, has sent MS cheek
ior $500 u the Mayer u cover the losses
The convention Of coal Miners al
Pittsburgh Ia has resulted in the organ
ha,ion u IN Amalgamatea Association vi
teal Miners II the Initea states
Jesse renesa,ll Peek. bishop II the
Methods. Episcopal church. died Of pneu.
monia at his home In SYRACUSE. \ Y, aged
.syears lie was ordained to preach IN ISM
and was elected 4 bishop IN 1871
The Parrot Narnish Compans's fac.
tory, bridgeport, ct. was badly damaged by
fire loss. sasNo, cause, moendiary
AT the semi.annual sale in New York
city II imported Jersey cattle. owned ~ l.
y Cooper, the COW nistaa brought 81, anA,
the COW PALSY, OF 81 Peters s.l u tho cow
saltana, $50, the huh Count ~ George
sa,a Y anu the cow =. tlgmentina, sa,uol
Tho tosal Tor slNty-one aalnals was sIS,al
The trial Of Jerry nmn. wha killed
Jim II iet'. the lrixe tighter in Chicago, some
time aso, resulted Ia u verdict vi aelull,aL
LYDIA rinkham, whose face has
adorned the advertising PAGES OF half the
newspapers i'll the United Sta'es during the
10 I lew wears dea the ether a9s AT her
home In lynn, Mas> She was III YEARS old
Vanderbilt has purchased twelve
thersaad SHARES OF ri,t hurry and Lake Esie
railwa, seek laying SaooAta, which
gives him u ntrea N nteres, in the Rad
Seventeen gamblers and lotterv-acal.
.rs pleaded guilty in The Court al General
Sessions at New York ami were sentenced u
imprisonment fnr from ten IL thirty DAYS
and " NY lines ranging in amount fiaM n
to slN
The showing Of the free canals in
New York is elearances 1T sla,i,a tons the
first week, asains, lt;,1ei toms fer the cor
responding Meek in l>Ss
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THE ENGLISH CONSCIENCE.
A Remarkable London Times" Editorial
Addressed To Americans.

.Nuures>Su 10 americans.
The London Tines recently printed q
lcag thy editorial on the Irish question al.
dfes ell II Ameii >ans the following extract
Of Which i sem across ne AT anti. by cab q:
THE speech If Gen G IA, n the recent
q nua banquet ot tie New York Chamber
Il tan me &c il a fair alal,le III The gln on
o. TIE American eoplc. VIII Oh II al pr sent
alontea over til. as mrs o. tn dN Mantle
party. 1t is 10 saae tina. Ii O'Duno az
Aossa keel taianor; ri y quiet, the AReri-
cans VII. again lose s.eht OF IT, lne la rs
oil the Irish .uest on I'm all eandor and
kindness. We ak the Anne lean CO.
pie To rid tier minds of PIE udices
and rsto.nle that denim, iations
by Irlsimen OF England IRE not
now las iIed hat refer TO bsgone history.
W. do not ak the people OF the INIT d
states u put down otganixed ruff aaien
which raefenas t. impunts md enco rage
IN I'll n44as her Tag Ii they do no. lcslir
themselves for Their own character and COM
foEs they are title like y TO do ~ 10 ohiige
England Tut tn fhnula recognize facts
\ Inc whole II England is convinced that the
GosEfam mt has dealt generously wi Ire
land, but must resist the amands OF the
secrsslollI is Americans do n in their
hearts leli.ve that all ] n slishmen are nv, O.
CT les and tst ant, AMI I'll 9uld con ider The
stIerts at reckless Lana uage. and cctse say-
ing Wat they do MT think.
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leased hv eolorea hos employed a, the
iail who, das,ne the absence OF the iailan
secured thu keys aud unlocked tho ,aer VI
thu mut,iefers cells In their escape they
Killed fellow prisoner
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4 ssse hank in Arizona has trap.
deer in the sloos through which tho
l.las.ss can III ,aclr watches down INTO
lS,wa~>han underneath wlthoa, l,av>
inG shear >va,>
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-07-27
Oar Citizens desire no .nosoricty, but ere
always ready to proclaim the truth.

Mrs. GEO. DAwLEy of 70 Knight Street, Provi-
dence, r. l., relates to our reporter her expert
encs with the wonderful curative properties Of
what Is destined soon to be the standard and
leading specific Of the whole wide world, for
Kidney and Liver Diseases etc. Mrs. d. says:-
"Early last spring was severely afflicted with
torpidity Of the kidneys and enlargement Of the
liver, and the Kidney disease came upon ne so fast
and suddenly that before was scarcely aware Of
the cause of my trouble became badly bloated,
and my body and limbs very much swollen. so
that it was with great difficulty and severe pain
that was able to walk any. l became dread
fully troubled by being shortbreathed, 50 that
even slight exertion or little exercise would
tire me almost to exhaustion, aud was SO dis
tressed when l retired nights that could not
sleep, and was very restless. One of my limbs
especially had very severe nervous pain, which
always seemed to be more severe at night than
at any other time, and would frequently ache so
sharply as to arouse me from sleep. was very
nervous and uncomfortable all the time, and was
being doctored, and taking all kinds of medicine
for this complaint and that and the other, but all
20 no good purpose until at about the time when
was tired out and somewhat disguised and al
most discouraged with medicines and doctors. n
relative and highly.estcemed friend persuaded
me to try Hunts Remedy. began to take 1t a
few days ago, and am happily disappointed by
the result for before had used n bottle of II
began to feel relieved, and soon commenced TO
sleep splcndidly the severe nervous pains In my
limb which had to handle so tcnderly do not
appear any more, my headache and backache
have disappeared, feel well every way and rest
well Mt night. The swelling has disappeared
from my body and limbs am now able to my
homework comfortably and easily. Hunts
Remedy has certainly done wonders for me.
Mrs. GEO. DAwLEY."
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Price ST per bottle; six bottle. for S..

II IL a priceless boon to that large class Of pei
sous who feel the need of nerve tonic, an
Alternative and a strengthening medicine, ami yet
wisely fear TO take many of the nostrums Which
flood the country. The Celery Compound IL
composed entirely Of vegetable Ingredients. They
are Natures remedies. ahd have long been known
and used with great 10y primitive people in
all parts OF the world. They are here brought
together, their virtues fnly extracted by the best
means known 10 science, and then skillfully
proportions and mixed. The Compound can be
conscientiousy recommended as not having one
dele erious drug in Its composition, and as not
being a "make-shift" for alcoholic stimulants, TO
be used by those who CRAFTY such taste under
the name of "Bitters," etc, etc. on the other
hand, to those who unfortunately have contracted
such taste, Celery Compound Is recon-
mended TO correct the tone of he stomach, stimu-
laing and streng hening the nervous system,
thereby satisfying the craving OF appetite with
that which does no. harm, AMI II the use IL
perseyered in will take away all desire for
intOXicants.
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# my own--some seyenty-fve or eighty
l,n,,aand doll. 70 haliavn IL Ia !" And

Of my own-some seYenty-fve or eighty
thousand doll,rs, believe it is And
then as he gently drew the astonished
Polly to his side, he told her Of himself
and family. How that Disguised with
the maneuvering Of matchmaking ma
mas, he had fed the city, and sought in
the retirement of Covert refuge from
the vanities of the world and its allure
ments, never dreaming that here he
should find the one being, ETC., etc.
"But what will You say to your peo-
pie ?" timidly asked Polly, after one OF
those long silences peculiar to enraptured
lovers.
81 shall tell them have found-Polly
'carissima'-the Preston treasure" was
the laughing reply. And such proved
to be the fact.
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The had ana worthless

never initiated or counierfeited. This is cspc-
cisy true OF a family medicine, and it is positive
proof that the remedy i'm tdted is of the highest
value. As soon as II had been tested and proved
by the whole world tnat Hop Bitters the purest,
best and most valuable family medicine on earth,
many mutations sprung up and began TO steal the
notices in which the press and people nf the country
had expressed the merits of II. b., and in every way
trying 10 induce suffering invalids to use their stuff
Instead, expecting to make money on TIE credit and
good name OF ii. u. Many others star cd nostrums
put up In the similar style TO II. b., wi h varously
were used IN way 10 induce people to believe they
we're the same rs Hop Btters. All such pretended
remedies or cures, no matter what their style or
name is and especially those with the word "liop'
or Hops" In their name or in any way connected
with them or their nanle,are limitations or counter
feits Beware Of them. Touch none Ofthem, Use
nothing hut genuine Hop Bttcrs. with bunch or
cluster OF green Hops on the white label. Trust
nothing else Druggists and dealers are warned
against dealing in limitations or counterfeits.
Dec ldSw1m
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

ALICE FULLER cnNtenden County Court
BURT e. FuLLER,) september Term, A. D. lss3.
Whereas, Alice Fuller OF Burlington. In the SCUM
ty of Chittend has tlcd IN the Office OF the clerk
OF the court within and for this county Of Chitten-
den, her petition for divorce against Burt C. Full
Ter, setting forth IN substance. that on the 10th dav
of December, 1874, she was lawfully married to the
petitioner, by Rev. Andrew Heath, minister Of the
Gospel: that she and the. pettonee lived togethe'
as husband and wife IN the State Of Vermont from
the date OF their marriage until his desertOn rs
hereinafter stated: that the petitioner for more
'han two years next before The filing Of tins petl
ton has ven IN Burlington aforesaid, that she has
always faithfully observed her marriage vows that
the petitlonee has not performed his marriage OBJ
legations, but, on. toNil, the 2yth day OF August
1876, without Just cause provocatlon wilfuly
deserted her, and refused to live and cohabit with
her. or furnish her any means Of support that the
petltlOnee IL without this State in parts 10 her I'M
known and, pray ing that she may be divorced from
him. And II being made to appear that the petition
zee Is without this State and no personal serylce.can
he made upon him, II is ordered. that the petit on
err cause the petit oner to be notified Of TIE penden-
cy of said petition, ami summon HIN t. appear anC
answer TO the same al the Term OF HE County Court
next to be held at Burlington, within and for said
County of Chttenden, on the tnird Tuesday of sep
tembrr 1853. by causing the substance OF said petit
ion and ihls ORDER to he published IN the Burlng-
ton Free Press, newspaper printed In Burlington,
IN SAID County, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be at least six weeks pr vous TO the
commencement Of said term OF Court Gwen un-
COu MY, July Il, \. ID. l,sj.
o. p. RAY, Clerk.
STEWART Il WILDS, Attorneys.
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From the well.knOwn Snowman,
George VI. Clark, of WhitmOrc 4
Clark's Ministries.

FELcHvILLE, VT, May 3, 1888.
Col. VI. X. PAISE-Dear SIR: | want to give my
little advice 10 my friends, the public, who have
for many years given me so cordial welcome
when have appeared before them. For years
my health has been breaking down. aud two years
ago had TO give up that | was SICK. Ny blood
was completely poisoned by the long use of power
ful pigments on the face, neck and hands, and
that, united with my over taxed nervous system,
produced Kidney Trouble, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
aud bad case Of Nervous I'r0Strdfion Added to
that, the physicians were obliged TO give me
great quantities Of morphine 10 control nv constant
pain About year ago | gave up that | should
never be able 10 amuse anoiher audience. When
began taking CELERY COMPOUND, and what a
change was there. Nerues GAINED, dyspepsia
routed, constipation cured, kidneys in normal con-
dtion good sleep came back and. best OF all, was
been obliged to resume them since. Have travelled
all winter and fulfilled all engagements. In view
OF these facts, my advice to all similarly afflicted
take these few words of advice as kindly as you
have always received my sense and nonsense,
am Yours in harmony,
GEO. NJ. CLARK.
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lSriIlIants,

Thou canst not wave thy stan In air,
Or dip thy paddle In the lake,
But 1t carves the bow of beauty there,
And the ripples in rhymes the oar forsake.
-BmeTson.
Better lis to laugh than weep
But II doomed to sorrow,
PrOcrastlnatc thy tears to-day,
They II now as well tomorrow.
From "Uhimighdius" By -Four Of Is
Those who bear msfortunes over-meekly
Do but persuade mankind that they and want
Are all TOO ftly matched to be disjOlned.
And so to 1t they leave them
-JOdndd Battle.
lie wore the cowl, he kissed the cross.
lie handled book aud beads
The frars piled hts stupi head
with ltanies and creeds.
Twas vain. Though lines on lines they taught
lie could learn only three;
Hive the Lord, trust the Lord,
hope the Lord TO see. anonymous.
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THE FOLLY or FOLlIIs,

Many persons are accustomed to disregard all
shght symptoms of disease, saying Let II go as II
came. But when one feels the symptoms OF Kid
dey Dsease-such as pain In the back aud lolns,
them is the folly OF ioiies Kidney, bladder, liver,
aud urinary complaints are always liable to end
fatally II neglected. The tue cure for them Is
Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and liver med-
cine. There Is so sy mptOn or TO IN OF Kidney dis
ease that Hunts Remedy Is not master OF.
4Wlw
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Safe and Reliable.

A.w. DRowS, NJ. D., of Providence, Il. l., says,
81 have used Hunts Remedy in my practice for
the past sixteen years, and cheerfully recommend
1t as being safe and reliable remedy"
Hunts Remedy is purely vegetable COM
pound scientifically prepared bya irst-class reg
istered Pharmacist, and will surely cure all dis
eases of the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver, and Trim
ary Organs. Cor.
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practical business education for young men
and women is the thing most desired In this
practical age, and nowhere can such an education
be better obtained than at the old established and
popular Bryant Stratton Commercial School
Of Boston, whose principal, Mr. II. L. Hubbard, has
been emlnently successful In graduating well
are acceptably flling positions Of trust In all our
large cities. july16-dAw
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From a Well.known Citizen of Bur-
IingtOn. the Veteran Jeweller,
Col. William lBrimsMiaIL.
BuailsGToS, Vt, June &c, lisa.

Dl hIlNuIoN, VI, June ~ lsN"
Col. VI. X. PAINE:
Several moths since commenced using your
Celery Compouad IN my fam ly, and can recon
mend 1t as being all that you represent it, aud mOr,,
too. My wife hai been suffering from severe
bilious attack, attended with much nervous
prO-lr itiOn, and the use of Cssry Compound
completely relieved her and she has been better
since using 1t than for several years before. Keep
right on making an honest medicine and every
body will want 1t. send those who doubt ms
statement to me. will say good word for your
medicine every time.
Yours truly, WM. BRISSMAID
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From A.. &. Rean, Esq, Road Master
Central Vermont Railroad.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT,
Anrll 9iIh 1852

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W.T.
April 25th, 1883.
Col. NJ. X. PAISE-Dear Sir: For two years
past have been great sufferer from Kidney and
Liver troubles, attended with Dyspepsia and
Constipation. My back panied me so much at
night that got very little rest. | employed the
best physicians with very little or no benefit, when
friend who hal used 1t recommended your
CELERY COMPOUND. | procured BOTTLE and
The first bottle Uds more benefit 10 me than the one
hundred and nifty dollars worth Of other medicines
and medical advice that had had for the past
year. Before | began to take CELERY COM
POUND 1t seemed rs though everything allied
me. Now | can say nothing ais me. / shall
recommend CELERY COMPOUND to all of my
friends. Truly yours, A. e. BEAN.