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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-09
Noble IL. Flanagan's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT ! The Honorable the
DISTRICT or ps. Gass Of V Chttend.n
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate Of Noble b. flanagan, late Of Burlington
IN said district deceased.
GREETING.
Whereas application hath been made to This Court
IN writing by the administrator OF said es'ate, pray
in for license and authority to sell the real estate
OF said deceased, including the reyerslOn OF the
widows dover lneren for the payment Vi debts
and charges OF administration. and setting forth
therein the amour, VI debts due from the SAID de-
ceased, the charges of administration. the amount
of personal estate and the situation Of the real
tate.
Whereup)n. the said Cour, appointed AID ass gu =
ed the cath day Of March, ls5S, ~ the Probate
Court rooms, IN said District, 10 hear and decide
upon said Application and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof 10 b. given TO al persons III
teresad therein. by Publishing said order, together
win the time aud place OF Gearlng. three weeks
successfully In the Burlington FREE PRESS, new
paper which circulate IN the neigaDorhood OF those
persons Interested IN sad estate all viii h pubta-
| lions shall be pfeviou. to the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified % appear be
4 fore SAID CONT, .. the time aud place assigned,
then and there ia SAID court, 10 give bonds ~ the
| law directs, for the payment of the debts ani
charges of administration, and make your NJ ice.
| tons 10 tho granting of such license, II you see
| cause.
| Gwen under my hand a. the Probate Court
| rooms this yslh dag of February, 1888,
| GRO W. WALES, Register.
| 35w3w
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Francis Benefits Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, | The Honorable Pro-
DISTRICT or crrESpLS,ss nsirrt "t Ebt,tendcn e
1oall persons Interested in the estate OF Francis
Bennett Of llluesburph N said district.
GREETING
Whereas, application In VIZ ting hath been made
10 mis- Court b the guardian Of said wa,i Tor
license 10 sell the real estate of SAID ward set
TN. forth therein thai his ward owns farm In said
nm, shurg, OF about 81 acres, and has not person.
al estate sufficient 10 MAINTAIN his fam y, ant thai
It Is necessary 20 sell the real estate Of his ward,
fp the purpo-c of paving the expenses OF main
tanning his wares family,
Aud hereupon, tne sad court appointed and as
signed the zith day of March, 1883 at the Probate
Court rooms, m SAID District, to hear and decide
upon said application, and ordered tina! public no.
tee thereof be gwen to all persons Interested
therein by publishing this order, three weeks
successfully IN the Burlington FREE PRESS news
paper which circulaea Ia the neiBhborhood of those
persons Interested therein, all OF which publ
cations shall be previous to the time appointed for
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore sad court, at the time and place aforesaid then
and there TO object 10 the granting OF such license
If you cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms, his. goth dag OF February, A. d. lss5.
.5w3W GEO. ". WALES, Register.
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slightly changed color, and in that single
glance read the oracle OF woman's eye.
Yet, even then, my conscience smote me,
and sbraDk and recoled from accepting
the full Interpretation. Invo!untcrly l
ciasped her hand, and passionately ex-
claimed
Sylvia, would 10 Heaven we had never
met or met never more to part. Nature
has endowed You with her choicest gifts
and 9races OF mind and person-whereas
10 God ! | cried in an outDurst OF
passion and resentment against my fate,
why hast thou made me thus. and cursed
me with the Tantalus gift of brain to
conceive and heart to crave after that
which my bodily presence aud my speech
eternally forbid me to hope for aud
renlize?'
Uttering this wild imprccation rather
than prayer, 1 hid my face in my hands,
and buried my short lived hopes in ihe
lowest deep of despair.
How long remained thus | know not.
but ray of light suddenly flashed upon
my eyes, and | felt both my hands gently
but firmly clasped in those Of her | dared
not love Then whisper soft aud low,
yet clear as u crystal bell, fell ON my ear
ITO me Mt least, since the first evening
we met. you have never once been The
Odd-looking Man
On our way back the inn, the fresh
chimes of the Angelus came floating up
ward from the belfry Of the little cbape
below
1T reminds me, | said, of Il distant
peal Of wedding bells
To me she replied 1t seems rather
like the chimes Of souls etcrpally weddec
in heaven.
On the anniversary OF that day ten
years later, married couple, with three
healthy, happy-looking children, Giight'
ed, from mule-back, at the inn of the
Madonna dellaFinsetra. Evidently Eng
lish, they yet seemed no strangers to tho
place, though the inmates of the house
failed to recognize them ii 1t wero moi
that tho aubereiste remarked casually tt
to his wife, "that the stranger reminded
him of II guest of theirs some ten years
ago" But he added, the Other was {
queer-looking fellow gaanto ma, ant
never seemed TO be in his sober sense!
like night or day, till the last week h
, spent with couple Of English ladies', thu
1 youngest of whom was his ''innamorata.
/; This Englishman, however, looks rs If h
4 had never tested drop of good liqour TO
the last years of lis life besides brIn!
: a much more decent-lOobing fellow alto
gether than 'I'altro poverino.
= Tie same evening, Mhen the strange
Il and family were sitting down to dinner
the AnCelus rang out, rs usual, its swce
/ and SIMPLE hymn Then turning fondl
Il toward his wife, he said My Sylvia
: my Providence tins is the tenth ami
! versary OF the day when We hailed i
y these evening chimes the benson Q
= Heaven OH our bethrothal Now let II
l hear in them renewed bcnediction o
y; on onr vet happier welded life aud be
loved offspring
. And she, with clnsped hands, and smil
!. ing through her tears, whispered
y heartfelt Cannon =.
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legal Notices.
A,isemus Spears Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con.
ris,,.. a., ,,,t,,o,a, o., , cerned In the estate of
VI N"'''''"' 80 AuseDus Spear, late Of
Colchester, in said district, deceased.
GREETING
Ala Probate Court, holden at Burlington, within
aud for the District Of Clnttcnden on the % day
Of March, 1853. an instrument, purporting to be
the lat will and testament Of Ausemus Spear.
late OF Colchester, IN said district, deceased, was
presented 30 the court aforesaid for probate. And
II IL ordered 10y said cour' that the 2sth day Of
March, lss3, at the Probate Court rooms IN said
Burlington, be assigned for proving said instru-
meat and that notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks succrsslvcly IN the Burlington FREE PRESS,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed
Therefore, yon arc hereby nltinel 10 appear be-
Tore sad court, at the time and ilaec otcahd
aud contc't the probate II said will, II you nav,
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, In aid Do
trCt, this q day OF March, 1883.
g6S9w GEO W. WALES, Register.
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Irov. JosuuA TUTHiiL. II Fast saginaw, Mich.
says, " Count among the enthusiastic friends
of Hunts Remedy. II has proven in my case all
you claim for 1t. Having suffered for about
twenty years with severe disease of the KID
news (which our loca! physicians pronounced
Brght's Disease. made a Journey East to con-
suit the eminent nr. Haven, Of Hamilton. New
York OF Whose fame IN thi5 spgciilty had heard
much. Dr. Haven examined me carefully and
simply said, Go and get a bottle OF Hunts Rem.
cdy and take according to directions After
having travelled so far Tor treatment, II struck
me as rather funny to bo directed 10 tnkc mod
icine which might have bought within stone :
throw Of my own door but was IN the doctor 5
hands. and of course I followed his advice, and
right glad was | that / did co. for before had
taken Hunts Remedy half dozen times found
immense benefit from it, and by continuing tho
use of it for q limited time recovered from my
trouble entirely and am to-day, think, one of
tho most rugged OF rugged Miehiganders. Inc
world is indebted 70 YOU, sir, fer the promuga-
ton Of such q medicine, and hope you may lot
GO without your reward
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Harmon Mead's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHIfsHpES,ss District OF Chttendeil.
To the heirs and all persons Interested In the
estae Of Harmon Mad, late vi UndeIhill, IN said
district, deceased.
GRELTtHu'
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10 this
court Al Mrilng Dt the administrator of sad estate
playug for license and authority to sell the real
esia. Of ~lid DECEASED. incuilLg the reVersion OF
and charges of administration, aud setting forth
said deceased. the charges VI alnlnlstra'
ton the amount of personal estate. and the situa-
tlJn Of the real estate.
Whcreuppn. the SAID Court sppo'n ted aud a.
signed the 2Sd day Of March, lss3, at the Probate
Court rooms IN sand district, to hear AMI decide
upon sad nppicaton' ana petition, aud ordered
public notice thereof TO be given TO all perset :
interested therein, by publishing said order, to-
gethcr wIh the time and place OF hearing, three
weeks suCrcssvcly, in the Burlington Free Press,
| = newspaper which CrCuaies IN the neghberhr Oh
OF those persons interested Ia sad estate, all
which publications. shall be previous 10 the day
as igned tpr hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
| fore said court, at the time AMI place assigned,
then and there IN sli court, TO give bonus as the
law directs, for the payncn. Of the debts, and
| charges of administration, aud make Your OBJ
Jectons TO the grating oil such license, II you see
| cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rppms, this 2,th Gay Of February, A. 10. 1883
35wSw GEO. W. WALES, Reg stcr
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WE, che subscribers. having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate Court for the District OF
commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons,
against Tie estate Of sarah Cady late of shebrrn,
IA sail district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited In offset thereto; and six
months from The day OF the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that We will attend to the
business OF our appointment, at the store OF George
". Curry, 1t Sheihuil Falls, VI in siid dstrlC', o.
the first Tuesdays in April and october mex. al Il
O'Clock u. M. on each OF said days.
Dated ;his 9Th day of February, S..
WALTER A, WEED c,,,,,.t,.,,.,.....
q. ". CURRY, N'n''I'9'''nS'7'
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Mary Ann Beams Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT To all person, con;
District of chirenden SIS WarT Ann BE Beanae Of
Colchester, IN said district. deceased.
GREETING:
At A Probate Court holden at Burlington, within.
and tor The D,ir.C. OF Chittenden ON the 18th day
of February, !,lJ, an Instrument, purportlng to he
the last viii and testament Mary Ann Bean late of
colchester in said District deceased, was present ed
to the court aforesaid, for probate. And It Il or
dercd by sail cJpit that the 10th day OF March,
1854 ~ The Probate Court rooms in said Burlington,
be assigned fpr proving said instrument; and that
notice thereof he giCn 10 all pei sons concerned,
by Pm fishing Ills order three weeks successfully in
the Burlington FREE PRESS, 8 newspaper printed al
SAID Burlington, previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore you arc hereby notified To appear be-
fore SAID court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probite OF SAID VIII, II you have cansc.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trlct, this 18th day OF February. isss.
GEO. W. WALES, Register.
slyaw
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Hubbcll Il. Smiths Estate.

WE, the subscribers having been appointed BY
the Honorable Inc Probate Court for the Dis
trci ui ChittCnden, Commissioners TO receive,
examine aud aiiust the claims and de-
mnnds Of ali persons. against the estate Of
lluuheil Il. Smith, lgie OF Jertho,in sal1 district
deceased and also all claims AMI d mnnd= nshibit-
cd In offset thereto; and six month- from the day
VI the cate hereof, being allowed by said court for
int purpose, we 10 therefore hereby give notice
tnat Will itcnd to the business OF our appoint
ment AT The Hotel In Jonesville IN said d.sttict
IN the ltirl Saturdays Of May aud August next, al
IL o'clock n. M, on each Oi said days.
Dated THIS 18Th day of february 1sss.
L. ". SAiLkS, ,,,,.,t,.,.,.
L. 4. BENTLEY .oii'ii''ss''he'''
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We learn that certain people lni fault with W.
=. Cla Ike, OF Providence, Il l., Tor not writing
up ms great kidney medicine, Hunts remedy, In
more 1Jwciy style II Is not Mr.. CLARKE, hut ms
critics, who are foolish. What duss n man VINO Is
threatened with Brghts Disease, or any disease OF
the kidneys, bladder liver, or urinary organs. nosi
require-nue words or a cure? In Hunts krmchy,
the great kidney aud liver medicine, he gets HE
cur n srr. cure s6Mi
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The BOOK contains in addition 70 pages ioy daily
memoranda, ln-Gr number Of tables, presenting IN
a compact io'M iui and accurate information Oh
subjects OF yauc 10 farmers.
The edition of1ss3 las been thoroughly revised,
and considerable n,w matter adirG-thc most
important addition hang tahe.iur on cullluG
the exhaustion and enrichment OF the soil.
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GEsrs-I desire to express TO you my thanks Tor
: our wonderful Hop Blt"is. | was tuibed with
dyspepsia for nvc years previous te commencing
the ia. OF Hop D!;tela sumc SIX months ago. MY
care has been wonderful am pastor ni tn" ln-i
Methodist Church OF thl, place. au'i iny whole con
gregst,On can testify to the great virtues Of your
bitters.
Very respectfully,
REV. II. FEkEBEE.
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Il you want 10 be healthy. II " eau you II Jour
teeth refuse 10 their WORK. Get them put IN or
der by skltul dentists, and use SoZODONr 10 kee y
them right. sOZoDoNT 4, the best preparation
fer the teeth. mat, ,sol5w
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'.''Mean people take advantage OF ,heir neiga-
boris dlfncul.ios to annoy them Mean diseases,
such piles, rheumatism, constipation, dyspepsia
malaria, lame back, etc, lake advantage OF peoples
exposures and attack them. II l.. then that Kidney
Wort appears on the fcld and by Its timely agrnc
puts TO r0u this lOck of evil ailments II Is friend
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sized box OF the noted silver polish, EleOtro-
Silicon, and cook book 81 mt postpaid 10 any ad-
dress III tho Ua!tci States receipt Of Is cent?.
cash or stamps Address klec,rosIcon CO, ~
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Ole Tret prtss.
TItavEI.LEEss' GUIDE


TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going notth AMI West, soc, $50, anu 1880 4. IN,
aud 4:25, 5:25 aud G:25 pm.
Going East, by Central VI. H. H., 1855 aud ll:sO Il. Ill.,
aud 525 and q.sb nm.
Going south, by hu,land II. r ass, 1910 III and
l:IO and 100 y. N.
Going East, by Burlington Ialoiuc X NV a..
IN, md i:2O p m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
FROM The North and West, $50 1910 .. IN. and
1890, G:20, ;o6 aud 1910 y. NJ.
From The last by Central VI Il. H., 6lO and $3.50 4
m. and 1890 5'2n and C20 p. m.
From the South, by utlBnd $3.50 and ii8O o. III. anu
$500 and 6:lh p. III. 800.
From the East, by Burlington & LamoIc r. r.. 1850
!. M, aud 1850 y. III.
Stages.
STAGES LIAv. BURLINGTON.
For WlnuosS QfOm Van Ness 1iouscl. at 6i5, $50,
and 1890 q. M. 300, $3.50 and Gl0 p. m.
For Grand Isle ttroll American Hotel and Van Nes'
Npuscl via Mallcits hay House, south Here
and iodine Springs House, al $3.50 u. III.
STAGES ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
Leave wlnoosk (Platt Allcn'sl. $50, $40 aud ITO
Am. LOO, 400 and $3.50 p. III. (arriving IN Bar
lington about 30 minutes ster.l
From Grand Isle az $500 p. Ii.
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The readiness with which the !o5t Of the
modern man taketh lin to the club wCult
90 far to prove that man IS By nature club
footed. Rome Sentinel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-09

The dyspeptic. nervous diyidual. who IS yalnll
seeking rest aud sleep, will get relief icy uslu:
Wheat Bltters. nari eollNlw
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cough Tor nearly one year: have been treated ~
two Of the best physicians could rnd: ny case
was considered past cure. The physicians lid all
they could to cure me, usd considered my case
hopeless one. Finally, IA a last resort, I was adj
yi.el TO try Ad4nsOns BU.anlc Cough Bslsam, 10
which owe my present health, when is rs good AS
ever. WILLIAM Y. BARTLEIT,
mar,,m,w, saw Postmaster Belgrade, NJ.
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Your health depends on the parity OF Jour blood.
People who realize this are taking HOODS sarslpa-
rilla with the hest results.
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The very best iron preparation, and the one hav-
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PRINCIPAL CONTENTS.

The Metric System of Tlr Average Parity and
Weights and Measures VITALITY Of spuie Seeds
with the English as found in Market
Equivalents. Facts with regard TO
Authorizations OF the MIX.
Metric system; Long Frequency and Duration
Measure; Cubic Meas mails. - -
ure; Dry Measure; Register OF Breeding
LIQUID Measure Cattle.
Weight. Calendar for determin.
Comparison of Mon tary ing the Period OF oes-
Standards of the Uni iation.
ted States, England, SUIT bio Age for Wean-
France, and Germany, ing
Factors for the Recalcu- To estimate the Quantl-
latIon oil Certain ;yof Manure produced
Weights and Meas on a farm.
ures. Table Tor calculating the
Cutie Contents OF Round ENhaustian aud Eli
Sticks IN cubic Feet rlchmcnt of Soil.
Weight Of Various sub. The Valuation Of Com
stances mcrclai Fertilizers.
To measure Graiu in Average Composition OF
Rectangular GrAnary FERTILIZERS and Fcrtil-
OF BIN. lzng Materials.
To measure Corn In the Average Congestion OF
CRIB. Ferillizlng Materials,
To ind the Number of Anal 3ses.
Tons OF Hay IN n Now. On the Feeding OF Ca'-
Length OF Cut Nails and lie.
Number to the Pound. Feeding Standards: a,
Teeth Of Horses, Cattle, per Day and per GOO
sheep and Swine. lbs. Live weight; II,
Emer gencies per Day and per Head.
for DIslnfec- COMPOSITION OF Feeding
ton. SUITS
Agricultural Experiment DgesttUslity OF Feeding
Stations stulfs.
The Farmers Annual nd-BoOk Will be senl
free TO any present subscriber TO the FREE lREss
who. on renewing his own subscription sends us
the name OF one new subscriber, IN place Of the
new subscriber, 2b cents in money.
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The Great Amsricdn Remedy for
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The Metric System of
W lights and Measures,
with the English
National Republican., 1883-09-18
REuNIoN or AnolIrIoNIsrs.

The Fiftieth Anniversary OF the Begin
ming OF the AMti-slavery Agitation TO
he Celebrated.
The surviving members of the New York
Abolition society, will, on the second of Octo-
Der next celebrate the fftioth anniversary
of the beginning of organized anti-slavory
work in the metropolis--the formation Of the
City Anti-SlaVery society in 1853. All sur
viving abolitionists and relatives of those not
living are invited to attend, and to put them
selves into communication at once with 55
Liberty street, New York city, as well as TO
forward tho name and postolliccs of persons
who might bo interested TO tn ut address. In
an address, bearing upon tho approaching re-
union, Mr. Hamilton Wilcox says:
IN 1888 Albert o. Wilcox NOW of New
Brighton, Staten island) was chairman of tho
executive committee of the Young Mems Anti
Slavery society of New York As such ho
wrote and published that year the first address
ever issued advocating anti-slavery voting.
From that little seed grew the political move
ments which, under tho successive names Of
liberty, free soil, republican, and union party
embodied the anti-slavcry public sentiment
that the abolitionists year By year built up
and carried out that sentiments deCreC5,
Able to poll but 1000 votes in all the land for
their first presidential candidate (James q.
Birnoy) in lS4O, those who started in this
seemingly hopeless course pushed steadtast on
through storms of abuse aud violence to a
triumph unparalleled and wondrous.
The only person known to be living who
took part in that small yet terrible organill-
tion flfty years ago is tho venerable Elizur
Wright, now of Boston. Others who will at
tend arc John JAY, Henry B, Stanton Oliver
Johnson, Sidney Howard Gay, Mrs. Dr.
Lo1ier, and Robert Purvis paper by Car-
ence w. Bowen, grandson Of Lewis Tappan,
ON the anti-slayery labors Of Arthur and
Lewis Tappan will bo feature, Albert O..
Wilcox will give "reminiscences OF the struggle,
and it is hoped that Mr.. Gay, who was for
some years president Of the city society, will
be ablo to givo an account Of tho fugitive
slaves whom ho helped to pass through hero
ON their way to Canada, Tho gathering is to
begin at p. m. TO enable those of tho old
Guard who cannot now go ont in the evening
or who live out Of town full opportunity to
attend"
National Republican., 1883-09-18
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