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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Mattiofcit am Morecn.

@er betm Nuiiteben am @torgen lid ermabet fib(t,
BARI ntdt Saubern eiu Seilmtttel Su 9ebrau6en. MSatz
ti9tett am Wior9en lit etn unperfennbares 3eidJsn abb
nebmenber Xeben5fraft. Nae ~9eiuuben 2eute idlafelt
rnO men Der S6taf ui6t erqutdt, Der 1T nt6t geiunb.
Oas porSi5ti6ite unter ben botonti6en GeruenItdrs
fun9ss uuO Gtu4e, Nppetit unb &roft berbetbrinseuOen
Mitteln lit Ssuitetter'S Wtn 9enbittercS ; etne Sur
nit 6ieiem iteut bic 9eiunbe geSboIttgfeir in Der @erz
ridtun9 ieber Sunttiom uieber Der, bercicbert SeS Slut
rno p%ertreibt bic nnnatirltde Sdwernutb. Q8eit
bciier it's, &rdfte an Der Quete su seniunen, inoen
iteIun9snittel bic 8e1oauun9sorsane itdrft, ais nit
ni9t meoisiniiden %9eiSmitieln, bic leOi9lid Der Spanrz
trait bes OtagenS i6aoen. cine 4inbernn9 idHeu Suncb<
member Gnttrdftling su uerIu9eH. Mls Oetimittel 9egeu
Ghntte[feber, ,Sartleibigfeit, yeberz Inb Niertnbes
i6rperOen unb sesen 9beifmotismus lift bas Sttterc
ni6t minber ~ptrtiam ,oeHH ais Dtittel sur &raltErnene%
ruug. tIh
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
@rOBes See.er ii, aenNustOm.
s@a0en ant masesn sloo, 900 asfaast.

WV WI "pS0~ PAOOPOOO HtVWW9kS
Sett Sabren fat in oicicm Orts fetn 10
groBes S6abenfeuer itattgefunoen ais
baSjenige, ipel6eS an Sonutao Der
DOrtge1 8oGe fur5 Dor adt llbr Otorqens
IN benz cine babe Weile iiibli6 pom
Dem 9erlOnenS8 abnbofe gelegekn Sra9tz
10uppen Der Wli6igar Contradiction aus>
brad. W1an Dermutbet, Dab Das lebt
groBe Speiit06tge, Dor mebreren Sohreu
aus SoI5nerf nit etnem Nuftpunbe BON
$4,000 aufgefiibrte @ebdube 0aOurh in
Sran0 9erietb, DAB bon elmer porbeifa6renz
ben Sotontotiue Sylt1felr auf Die Sparren
letnes 0adeS ftelett. Der Na6ttDdhter
benlertte bqs Seuer suerft, ais er eben ieis
lten 0elntpcg ~antretelt tnoIlte. @r alar=
n1trte Die bteii9e Seliertpebr, tpelde aber
llt0t plel au5rtdten fonlte. 0d Der QSaller=
oruG, itber Den man perfiigte, tiht gez
nilgte. UNI Die oberen S6etle bes @ebGltoeS
nit Maileritrablen 3I betperfen. 2uf
0rllno zines ttgentbumliden l1itlltanbes
mar aud Die YuLman'l de Seueripebr
ma6tloS. S6re S6ldu6e paBten fditlt1
ni6t gu ben S6raubfDpfen Der Baiierleiz
tung. @noti6 elite nod Die Golelanoer
Seuerpe6r berbet, aber audi i6re 2trbett
tDar cine 0ergebtiGe. 9aS 6euer griff nit
raienoer @eidpin2igfett UNI iid In6 baID
itano bas game @ebGube in Stammen.
WG6reno Derld)iebene WtGnner nit Der
&ettun8 Der in Dem @omptoir 6es Gez
bduoeS 6efinOGtden Bidder, &arten II. T.. m.
bei6Gftigt paren, gtltg Die &un0e BON
Muno 81 Wunb, unter Der brennenben
TroGt beftnbe ii6 Elm groBeS 6aB ,SirniB.
&aum batter it6 Die 2eute baraufbtn aus
Dem Staube aemaht, als audi ldon cine
@TplOiion ~erfol9te, Die ben SOB Der Qlrbeiter
berbeigefi6rt baben miiroe, pe1n it6 6ieieIz
ben ni6t geflii6tet bitten. Oas @ebGuoe
brannte fait bis auf ben @runO nieoer uno
nit ptelen anberen Sa6en bretjebn Sradtz
pagen. Sinfulto5ipau5ig anOere, Die in
oer 9tG6e beS @ebduDeS itarlben, tpurben
bur6 baS 6euer gang itntau9li6 9ena6t.
Ser 9eiammte S6aoen lit idper gu idGtz
gen. Gin 8abn6eamter glaubt, er lperbe
3pii6en $4,000 unO 100000 betragen.
9a Die lGmlntliden Tradt9iter, peldf elm
Spfer Oes SeuerS DurDen, ntdt perft6ert
tparen, 10 erlciOet bic 8abfselegl3aft einen
empftnbli6en NerIuit. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

BOlisei cine &riegstaiie Der 0ibiltiten i'm
8etraee BON 500, 600 &ubeL uno auBerbem
etne Menge tpi9tiger Shrtftftide unO
01tamttbontben erbeutet. 4p<Ser oortt8e
@eneral9ouoerneur (9ourfo) nro Der YOS
lt5et6ef ioaen abgeiebt tperOen uno Der Be-
laQerun9s3uitan6 iber Warl9au nerbdn9t
tperben. Ser gaar miro Wari6au i'm
Mugult beiuhen, unb $4,000 Ufann tperz
ben Die 8a6n tuG6reno iet1er Sabrt be-
MAIDEN.
Gpantem.
@s tutr6 9emel6et, baS Spanien, Gn8e
Lamb un6 Oeutl6lano int 8egriffe itehen,
Elm Yrotofoa iber bic Entertaining uOn
Spanien's SouDerGnitGt Iber ben Sult>
@rGtpel SIT unter3et6nen.
Die llnterbanolungen nit Mnerita uber
eiuen 6anOelsusrtrag baben %begonnen; Der
~amerifantlde @eianDte Softer TT am Sretz
tag III Waori0 etngctroften.
Sn Gorunna Tino bis iebt Sc BON Den
Ya1lagieren uno Der Wannlh aft Der Oant>
pier @iipn un0 9arbam angefommen, Die
auf bphem Wieerc gegeneinanoer rannten
lno beioe Ianfen. "A 8erlOnen peroel1
nod bernibt.
9IaSIGnoif6eS MHerIci.
= Nm Sonutag iin6 BEL einem Sturin
auf Dem QuSerner Gee bier 8oDte lIl1tge@
i6lagen ul1o sebu 8eriOnen ftl1o babel er7
trunfen. @inige Der 8erungludten tpare1
9luslGnoer.
= Sim OienItag bat Elm 8~oltsbaufen Die
Sale Der 6eiISarmee III 8iel in Canton
8ern iiberfaIen urb 5%erItort. Die Y0llSet
bermo6te Der ltebermadt 9egeniiber ntdtS
alssurtd)ten. Die 3uiamtr1etlfilufte oer
6cilsarmee itn6 ieBt ar0 in Bern unterlagt
lpDrDen.
- SIN Der 6tlenii6en 9eputirten1 &ontz
nlcr ipra9 Der Wtniiter 8almaceoas in
nusfii9rLidler Geoe iiber Die Srennung Der
Stride pom Staate. Gr ipra6 81 9unlten
Der GinSteJung Der &trhengltter uno oes
biirgerltden @eieBeS u1to erflGrte Die 3ett
fir getommeu, Die Stride auf ben Stal1Dz
pur1tt elmer einfa6en Bripat> ginrt6tun9 81
81 1teuen.
= @ertreter bon Seitrei6 : %ltngarr,
9euti1lano un6 GuBlano tperOen gum
3tpede Der 8eilegung Der lerbtlbzbulgariz
i6en Streittgfetten in 8elgrao 5ulammen7
treten.
= Die @usIi6ten fir bte Sn6igoz@ rnte
in 8engalen I1to Die SDee>@rnte III Ni1an
iino idle6t.
Dim NfttttpD6 tDurOe ouf Der Sniel
Ss6ta Elm iebr fibGbarer groitpB Dabrge@
nommen. y
9lm borisen Sonntog 6rangen &dl1ber
in cine bier Ofeilen BON ~@onitanttnopeL be-
legene liOi6ee unb plinOerten iGmlntli9e
9lnoG6tigen.
-0ie 4forte bat erfldrt, bonn /. Nuguit
an, Die 8ermaltung oes 8oitoienftes in Der
Surfet aueir auSiiben 3u DoIen. 9aB aber
Die eurOpdii6en MGdte ii6 barnit einpers
itanben erfldren Deroen, lit ieDr Die SrGge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
0te 8etpobner BON Montroie Moon.

- 0ie 8etpobner BON Wontrole imIotpn
Sefferion ltno bod %erfreut uber Die Qnnebntz
Iihfeiten, Die iBnen pur6 Die fIr5It6 neu
feriOn nit Chicago p%erbinoet, erftanoen
itnb, ultb iber Die Sortl6ritte, Die oiele
Srti6aft gemla6t bat, iett Bic neue, SoIIs
frete QanOitraBe benz 8erfebr iOerge6en
tporOen lit.
Or. @ Splitter. ct. CHARLES Str. SEQ.
GIT. ct. gouis, Wo. ollie Speaials9terpen=
tronfbeiten. &luttronfbeiten, WtGnsel in Der
9eirotbsfGbi9feIt. 0t09en ale Sranfen bic
gSbittier'ibe Nnseige i'll eilter olloeren Spalte
bes SlatteS leieiI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
srcmOe Suruer OUT 9c1un.

@d6renD BET lebten @o6e tparen Sunz
6erte bon Witgliebern Der iteben ct. Coulter
Surnpereine bel uniern Gurnern gu Safe
uno Ser piutommene 8eiu6 CAB Die Ser
~anIaiune gu brei Teitta9en, tpel6e BET Den
@altgebern ipwobG pie ben @d1ten in aage7
ne6mer @rinnerung blciben rperoen. Nm
Sonntag 8ormittag trofen Die ct. Soutler
bier EN- unb tpuroen Dor Dem @ourt6aule
bon NDpofat 9arrp 9fu6enS in elmer l0pungz
pollen Nnlpra6e miufomnen gebeiBen. Dim
9ta9mittag ipuroe i'm Surnerpart eit ge>
lungeneS Sommerfeit ab9e6alten, tpGDreno
Sic 0Iitc ben Nbeno III fletneren @eleuz
l6aftsfretien nerbra6ten. Ser Wfontag
mar einem QuSfllge na6 Oailpanfee 9e7
tpiDmet rno 2lbenos peretntgtell it6 Die
3uriifgefebrten ct. 2ouiier NIT uniern
Turrern Su einem feterliden. Sommerle III
Der bieligen 8orpdrtssG urn9ale. yta67
benz 1i6 Die @dite arn Dienltag in elmer
&unbfabrt burh Die @artenitaot uno oeren
8arfs al BEN SebenspIrotgfetten SbIcdgp's
erg0bt, retften iie oemeinl6aftli6 nit oent
planmGBigen NbenoSuGe nab tbrer 9et7
mat6 ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Sim mnutno ser noriorr gpoche ia

= Nm Montag ber porigen @o6e lift inn
bieiigen Observation-Disclosures cine Soiion
ponS ommernadts 7 GpnScrten er0ffnet ipor1
ben, Die iid iiber Dier8odeu eritreden piro.
Die Gon5erte itebeu inter Der Qeituug BON
!6rn. 9tOOlpb 2ieiegang u1b e~rSielen groBe
finltlertl6e @rfolge. Oas Sr6eiter beitebt
aus 56 aut0ei6Mltcn Wuiifertt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

Der Soma 9toots= A13eiger" iaste rebof=
r@enn mir iiber ben Sta0t btnaus
seben MOLTEN, nm 3eu9nile iiber ben pirfz
li9en @ertb ll1b JtllBen Don Or. Nugult
6 ont9'S $ ambur9er Srppeu
unbs $ a M bur9er 8ruittbee SI erlon>
gen, 10 t0nnten mir Die game j3eituug elm
9anses Sabr lang Oan1it anfiiqen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

ielbit 3u reQieret, ult6 nidt in unieren per-
l01lt6en GeG1tet bel6rGnft Der0en tpollen,
10 Ialtge mir MIDI, pie Gedlte ulllerer Otuds
barn. perleBelt, lit ganS belonoers 5It empfebz
len. 6ier lit Der ltTtterldtt0 Der betOe1
8arteten beutli6 ltitO FLAIR altSgeiprp6en.
@S lit Der Beruf Der Democratic, 3l Iteben
3niiben Dem golfe ,ino iegttden Ser
lu6en, Die perlDnltd)en SretDttret1 81 per=
firSen. Solte ib in Oas bobe Nlnt, 81
tpeldem t0 nDnlilirt bin, 9etpQblt
peroen, 10 nerpfliGte t0 mid,
Oil Dem @runoiabe, tpeLcher itets
mein Siibrer getpeien tit Sin 0ffentliGes
2ln1t lit etn 6ffentlid)e5 8ertralten" feit5lt>
balten, uno gum Beipeiie, Dap id) bteS erltit
meine, faun tD MIDI mn bcsiehen dlf
meme Nn~ltren8ungen pG6reno Der leBten
tlnf Sabre, Die Sntereiieil oieier groBen
Staot 10 gu ~Derpnlten, Dte gin gutter Sc
i6Gft5mann Die Sntcrefien ieiner Sirma
ullo ieiMeS 0ausDalte5 pcrtualtet. Snoem
t0 nod elnmal meme tier empfuloete
Danfbarfeit gegcn Die Democratic bon Sui
noiS lt10 fir SS1r ei9eneS grDBnllltbi9eS
QlIerbieten auSoruGe, bin ldy init 0Dd>
ahtHllg &C.
Sbr ge0oriamer Diener
Garter s. 6arrtion.
Gautelba, isis, 20. SuIi 1884.
@eebrter @err Bauer!
Snbem mir sSbnen ben G1npfang bet Sr9el
anSei9e1l, ieuOen mir cSbnen sugIei0 ben
Setrog oofir.
IS lit eit feines Sn1rittnent. SD Oante
Sbnen i'm 9tome1 BET Oelneinbe.
A9tungSuoQ 5eidnet
cS1r
s. &uen3ler, Haitor.
S1tIittS 8atcr s. &C., 1876 un6 1913
@0boib Npenue, Uobrifauteu pom pianos
mn CInnI,1 10 II m -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

Gs 1T bis iett nod feig Wtittel 9%efInben.
bas lib bel 6iebcr 10 fDHtlom eripetlt, ols
@per's 4gue Sure.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

1tnIere @eifen0ca befaG)ett 9e0ett=
Au0rti9 folgen0e Gtaatent
Scrr Geo. ~ MaTntp SOpa
1tao WtiHo4tri.
SEER SscsrO @Sis8crS &amfas tt.O
NcDrGSfn.
@crr Wpbert GOet Wtiatne1ota.t tnO
@iSconfin+
seer S.@l, &eatutatt Smoiame ,tttS
SbiO. 3
@crr S0eo0ore Ytntbcr GoIO=
rMoc.
SEER Us. S. @epperIe. S1tmoiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

t1nTcr Meent SEER .. 9. SpbnGc,
beretft 9egesttu attic GeltfOrnictt,
Sregpm MaibingfOn SerrttOrND
utnb, gSDoumtng AUTO sSoobo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
StQot CbraOo.

SEER @cors SettGcrt, GeueraI=
2t9ctt alto GorrcSpon0cnt Der S1i=
etoiS Stats 3etttns, DcitG)t
e9ctttu6 rtt0 CANADA, YcuufUlpns
fticm atno Die 0eN> GuStanOzStan=
fct1A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
QHnufelhn. NSis.. 90. SuIt 1884.

SS1tlitS 8at1cr s. &C., 156 un6 158
gS0boib Apenue, Sobrifanteu pon Nianos
unO Or0eln. lonm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

2te VrUlIDLOee Del lepuULlluIttI USIl JtE~
g%ieruugsfprm lift Sic 6errl6aft oes gelamm@
ten 8olfeS i'm @egenlabe gu Der 9etptl1er
bepor5uqter &laIien. 8et Der 9rlnoung
unfeter &epublif bIieben inbeIien Die bamaz
ltgen 9te9eritIapen bon Der S%betlnabne on
Der &egieruug aus9ei6lof1en. 2lS ieoo6
eilt aroerer @ebanfenfreiS leinen S0bez
punft errei6t Bate, befreite bas anterifaz
nti1e 8olf 100000 menld1tt6er gSelen
aus Der Sflaoeret uno legte t6nen in Der
I6eorie btelelben bitrgerlt6en ul1o poliz
til6en &edte bel, tpel6e ibre frilberen
6erren belaBen. Die bana0 erlaI1cnet
@eiebe entlpreden allen @rforoerniiien uno
ii6ern ben e6emaligen Sflapen ben 8ouz
genuB Der 8iirgerre6tc, lolpett e5 @eiebe
Derin09en. S6atiddIt6 aber ite5en mir
fait nod auf Demielben Stanopunfte,
tpte Dor benz &riege. SIN Dtelen
Slo1taaten baben Die farbigen ltto tpetBelt
&epublifaner Die entl6teoene Wlebrbett ltber
Die tpeiBen Oenlofraten, 9let9tpobl rperoe1
bon Dprtber bet Ma6len ~forttpdbreno Derto>
fratti9e Mebr6etten qen1eloet. GEre lor9z
fdltt9e uno unpartettl6e llnterlldlng bat
ergeber. oaB Dieie @ablliege Der tpelBel1
Serlofraten our0 @enalttbaten uno Gtil>
i9i6terung Der Sarbigen b~erbelgeftbrt
tporoen ii1o ullo auf Diele Wtittel DerlGBt lt0
Die bemofratii6e gartei i'm Siioeu aud BET
Nationalma6len. 0ieie &erfe6rlng oeS
0abIre9ts lit fir bas amertfanti6e 8olf
in opppelter Stnii6t BON erniter 8eoeu7
tuna, ndmli6 oils offene tnb ltnrttttelbare
8erlebung be5 @runoprtn5ipS unierer
3%fegierung, Die bes Brin3ipS Der 3beils
l1abme auer 9eieBli6 bersbtieten 8irger
an Der @ontrole Der &eoierullg uno beS
QuSl6la9S Der UieDrbeit in allen Trd9en
uno a%tpeitens ais cine 8erlebung Der 9tebte
unb Sntereiieu D~erjenigen Staatcn, tpelbe
Den gr0Bten She'll oes 0t~ational= Germ0genS
uno Der @eiperbtbdtigfeit in ltb bergen
ullo ben iiberfp6ltigen0 gr0Bten SbeiL Der
Ynnbesiteuern be3ablen. 9teie Staaten
ltiiO ale. bier Sabre ben @efabrel1, etner
eur9aus betrlgerli3 5niammenge bra6ten
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
AMERICANs IN MEXICO.


" " =, .," "
'"e N'''|'S'
As bearing on recent troubles and ar
rests i'm Mexico. the following remarks of
:, ,.,,ro.,,n,lo,t ftl,, Nou.,rl, .I,tr>,ti,,,,
o'lo''''''' VI Wv '''N .,,
are Oh special nluI'en' ne recent H''ack
on the Rev. y. w. freeman. an Amerl-
can missionary and his assistant Mr.
O,tovionn Torres hy moh nf RELIGIONS
f,nnt;n. ',,t (,n,n,.a :, l,r,,n ,itv,t thn iunc-
''''''co "' V"'S"' a. ~ w ~ ,"0 J'''c
tioh ol the MeNlcan National railWaNS; Is
very suggestive Oh PrleS'lN iliGthoIS III MS
Gnui',r ~ Nli.tllcai li,lllo'.i anu
l,ro'pSlalt llilSSloiiafN produce 'he Sa'ie
erect upon tne average hoihiSh priest IN
ihlH country tha' II reg nay I'oeS upon lhe
p'lllS III the arch" al Maurlu' ne Men
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
The Duke OF Wellington.

The Duke of Wellington dropped dead
III Brighton "Wednesday, rs lie was en-
tcl'ng a train for London. He died
of heart disease He was born-seveuty-
seven years HgO-pluin Arthur Richard
Wellesley. Al the ace of two he became
Honorable 10y courtesy at five his style
was Niscount Wellesley at seven he had
developed into Marquis of Douro. When
Young Lord DoUrO Went to Elton his father
was considered the greatest man living.
He was quiet, rather shy lad. with an
apparently painful consciousness that he
was the observed of all observers. lie was
moderately diligent, generally knew his
lessons fairly well, and was never in ser
iouS Scrape. As ut Elton so il was ut Cam
bridge where in due course he matriculat-
ed us nobleman at Trinity Asan officer
he once had the misfortune to incur the
serious diSpleaSUrc of his father. HIS re
giment had been ordered to Dover. As
soon as it arrived all the officers left cards
mt Wulmpr Castle. DOurO, as the son OF
the house. felt himself dispensed from the
observance of this formula. Wellington
thought otherwise and invited all the OF
ficers to dinner except his own son. Douro
! did not venture to without an lnNllallol,
but called on his father and asked what
the omission meant. "Why, sir, replied
the Duke in Il state of calm irritation,
these gentlemen did me the honor to call
on me- and nave returned their clNlllty.
You did not call and 50 | was not bound 10
invite YOU" No wonder that father and
son saw little of each other The Duke
was punctilious in eXacting homage, which,
in fact had become meat and drink to HIM,
When his father died he heSitated to as
sumo the title. More than two months
elapsed between the death and funeral OF
the great Duke, SO that ii became neces-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
Law and Order League.

The second annual convention of the
Citizens Law and Order League of the
United States Will be he held, August 2sth
and 18th, 1854, at Lake Bluh, H., near
Chicago. The citizens Law and Order
Leagues of the several States are
requested to send delegates to that con
Nention. The number of delegates is not
limited, but the order of business will
provide thai the vote to which any State
may he entitled, shall be cast by the
delegates attending, without regard to
their number. The headquarters of the
National Law and Order League in
Chicago, during the convention, will he
at the sherman House. Reduced rates of
railroad and hotel fares are expected for
all delegates, Arrangements will he
made for holding one or more mass meet
ngs in behalf of the United States
League, in the city of Chicago, on the Sun
day evening following the convention,
The night that Othello sat down on Des-
demona was the original smother evening.
Washington Hdtchet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP should
always he used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once it
produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the
child from pain, and the little chcruh awakcS
rs "hright rs II button" 1t is very pleasant to
the taste. 1t sOothcs the child, sOttcnS the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels and is the St-known remedy for
diurrhuu, whether arising from tccthing or
other causes. twenty-five cents II bottle,
MaIt!Snws-wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

The breath becomes void of offence when
contaminated with dccuyiny or impure teeth
if SOZODONT, the national heautitier of bad
ly furnished mouths, is used Systematically
II institutes speedy reform of those eondi-
tions favorable TO dental decay, such as the
corrosive action of acid impurities fermenting
upon the coronal surface, the destruction OF
the enamel by tartar and the injurious intu-
ence of tobacco. Polish daily and after meals,
If possible. -,oo,s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
THE BEACH-HANLA RACE.
The Canadian Oarsman at Last Finds His
EUual,

SYDNEY. Aus. Aug. l6.-In the rowing
race for the championship of the world
between Edward ilanlan, the champion
of the world. and Beach, the Australian
oarsman, the latter won.
The match took place ON Parramatta
river, and Beach won by seven lengths.
The match was for $500 IL side.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
SPORTING INTERESTS.
Edward and Dick Swiveller succeed IN
Lowering the Double Team Record.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Aug. 1S.-Frank
Works double team 'Edward' and
"Dick Swiveller" We're driven, by John
Murphy at the Narragansett Park this af-
ternoon to beat the record of 2:l6$4 for ii
purse of $1,000, They succeeded in doing
80 in handsome style with the following
record First quarter, 334 second,
l0719 third, l42l3 the mile 2:l6l4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

IINY-FENER is II type of catarrh having pc
culiar symptoms. II is attended 10y an in
Iluncd condition of the lining membrane of
the nostrills, toar-ducts and throat, affecting
the lungs. An acrid muCuS is sccrctcd, the dis
charge is accompanied with n burning scnsa-
ton. There are severe spaslnS Of Snccllng,
frequent attacks of headache, watcry and M
famed eyes. Ely's Cream Balm is remedy
founded on "A correct diagnosis of this disease
and can be depended upon. 80 cts. ut drug
gists 20 cts. by mail. Sample bottle by mail
10 cts. Ely Bros, Druggists, OwegO, n. y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
WORKS TO A CHARM"

j. :. Weeks. ESQ. Town Treasurer. ST. Al
bans. VT. says in II letter dated May 2Nth: 1T
works tuu Charm ON my lahy's FACE and head.
Cured the head entirely. and has nearly
cleaned the face of sores. have recon-
mcrdcd it to to several, and Or. Plant has
ordered il for them"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

When IIostctter's stomach BttcrS is used t.
promote assimilation of the food HAl enrich
The blood. Indigestion, the chief obstacle to
an acquisition 90 strength by the weak, is an
uilmcnt which intallihlN succumhs to the
action of the peerless corrective. Loss of flesh
and appetite, failure to sleep, and growing
evidence of premature decay, are speedily
10y the great invigorant, which
braces up the physical energies and forthcS
the constitution against disease. For sale by
all druggists and dealers generally.
Aug 1,eod&wlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

IMPROVEMENTS. kENN'S KIDNEY AND BACK
PLASTERS are a wonderful improvement ON
thc.ud porous plaStcrS, as one trial Will con
vince YOU. Take no plaster without Il man :
back on the face cloth. uuglldNwlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug 1S.-Lieut.
Greedy said last evening the state in which
Lieut.. Kisingbury's body is said to have
been found was particularly distressing to
him. Ifthe body was mutilated it must
have been done in secret by some of the
men. All of the survivors called upon
Lieut.. Greedy yesterday and solemnly
averred that they knew nothing of the
manner in which the bodies were mutilat-
ed, or how they became 50. Lieut., Greedy
demands an Investigation. He says his
mental agony has been greater during the
last few days that it was ON the verge OF
death in the Arctic regions,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

TNFANTILE and Birth IlumOrs. Milk Crust.
L Scald Head Eczema, and every form of
Itching. SralN, PmplN, SCIufulOuS and Inner
itcl Diseases of the Blood. skin and Scalp.
with loss of Hair, from Infancy to Age, cured
by CrTICURA RESOLvENT, the new blood
purifier. internally. and tUTICURA ana CUTI-
trRA SOAP. the great skin cures. externally.
IbSoint,iU Jjurc dnd SAFE, ana mdB he uScd ttoiH
the IIOtuF Mt Of biIfI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
tsu Rpfrireraut Drink in Fcycrs.

Dr. &. II. :. DAVIS, Merdcn, Conn., says II
have used il MS a pleasant and Cogtllg drink in
fcvcrs, aud have been very mucNficased with
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

Young Men, Middle Aged Men and all Men
who suilcr from early iudiScrctions will ind
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful inNlg-
GRANT ever introduced; once restored by II
there is no relapse. Try it; ii never fails. 81,
4 for -. At druggists, or 10y mail from j, II.
Allcn 80 First Ave-, New York. uugll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

CHOLERA.-In the southern portion of
France, in the district visited by this terrible
and dreaded disease, the authorities recon-
mend Ozone Preparations as a preventative
and cure. augl4, eOd&wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
"OUR LIT TIE BOY"

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stcbhins, BclchrrtOwn.
Mass. write: "OW little boy was terribly
afflicted with ScrutlIu, salt NhcIn and Fry
we could give him helped him until we tried
CrTICURA REMEDIES, which gradually cured
him, til now he is as fair rs any child"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

TuE SECRET ART or BEAUTY lies not in cos
motics. but Is only in pure blood. and II healthy
performance of the vital functions, To b" OBJ
tanned 10y using Burdotk bluod blttvrS'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
"a TERRIBLE CASE"

Charles Fuyrc Iiinklc. Jersey city Heights,
y. j.. writes: My son. II lad of twelve years,
was completely cured of 4 terrible case of
Eczema 10y the trTlG'RA REMEDIES: From
the top of his head to the sOlcS of his feet was
one mass of sclhs." Every other remedy and
physicians had been tried in vain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 1S.-Gcncral
Manager Cakes of the Northern Pacific
railroad authorizes the unequivocal denial
of the rumOr concerning his accepting the
position of general manager of the Union
Pacific system
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

ing So simple and perfect in coloring ms Dia-
mOnd Dyes. Far better and cheaper than any
other dye l0c. Druggists sell them. sample
card for e stamp. Wells Richardson Co.,
burlington. VT. dNW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
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