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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20

At first ;h.unht | was Going or had come
mad The thoughts which rushed through
nv mind were ii i. iointnd and wanted cnn,r-
once An inuocert u,nn ,'r,.u.nd ,t Tin.
crimal To be irled ON the t,y.utirthi The
twentieth and now if is the .,yt,.uthl
Fresh evidence torthcomiupl The fnol.-thn
inter fools, This the boasteI dntnctivo skill
To arresr ON srisnicion, to L,in,, tn trial a
man who must Tee ignorant a py.rvthin,,
cornect,d with the miudrr' What * tn In,
doue2 What can be donc} on nv Wifi
NV moor darling vifel
Then / believe | cried like a child If
seemed TO mo that all was lost There was
Lut one thiup To II, donc-oue course TO Ina
taken Nv Iu,ling must -iy,. barsalf mn to
iustico. ana bv nor confession frna his hicL,
lass yyrot,.h who nov stands i'm ,eriI Of his
life. She must b ar the shame of the trial,
and tru.t To human iustic. ana the mercy
which shn had a rirht f. evu.rt Oh il ,vns
nitiful ,itifiIli For a long iyhila no alterno.
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'rHIr' Wv NE clll'le Nnlcu I'"'u'ri the
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as "o,, a. ~ nu tho+ 80 t sn''N ot
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u'iii' uhou a. sio S"No, l'IVo u'"S ey's' as
sue prs" tLIIS n."u W ne' io-o'il, some,
msy, iilu w. anu s'oiy Vi
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sloui'Tf u"y, Mil, T in'elli-
moH p ,,st ratmro 70 49,, 't'N u'ue III "a
VIA tbat th, hoit had foii, '1 TIL a,,o' .ui,
nS oItarrotivei 'N i'e'o was
No alternotiyel STAY. there is an oIt.rpa.
tivei The Hood seemed 10 c,nree WILLY
throuph NV veins INV heart Iant OarcaI,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20
ITVN. II, d. 7 ITONN-1
Treas. Pcnob-cot CO., Bangor, Me-"

"Father?' said young man, working in Sir-
,'u = mil, in Brewer, Me- "are you going to
3t1-or tonight" eyes, my son, why?" 81 want
I'll , yet me bottle of Browns Sarsaparilll ]
Il most ont and don't want to be wi hout it." The
AR, who keeps the boarding house at the mill,
s. his son was oil run down, had no appetite,
" r6, d ahont ore-half the time, and was always
Can now (lhank4 to Browns Sarsapara)
.: every day, has good appetite, color ha-
ernc into his face. He is sure that Browns
,rNpariiIa is wonderful in cases Of general de-
hty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20

"SometimeS-not always. | have almost
forgotten En- gland
"Promse me you will see them every
day
II will, if you wish; but whyf'
Her voice sank
Can you not gues.l Basil, listen. |
have consented to be guidei by YOU | am
innocent person We're accused OF the crime
have committei' Then th"r1 is but one
course: you could urge nothing against It,
Promise me you Will see the par er every
day as soon as it reaches here shall have
no peace unless you do'
| promised tearl"ssly Justice does some
times make mistakes, but not such mis-
take as the one hinted at by PhilippL No;
Sir Mrrvvn Ferrand's death was a mystery
never t. b. solved So, To set my poor wife
at ase on the matter, | wrote and ordered
that The Time, should be posted to mo
every day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20

Clipped from CuHudu Presbyterian, under
signature of &. Blackctt Robinson. Propr: I
wu> cured of oft recurring bilious headaches
by BurdOCk Blood B1tcr~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20

Professor {. \. BRYCE, NJ. D., .II"D., Editor
Medical CLINIC, Richmond, Va, says: "Lcbig
cos Coca Beet Tonic is wuno crtul recon
structNc agent. building up the general
:! stem and supplying lost nervous energy.
In all was ing diseases ard hIok,n-duWn cen
Stitutious il l. the agent Also ia female
complaints, shattered nerves, etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20
CELERY SEED,
In tie celery Compound.

From. Col. \. G. Hatch, Postmaster Wind
sor, VT, for twCnty-Onc years.
CHICAGO, H. July II, 1853,
COT. VI. X. PAINE-Dcar Sir-fur several
years have suffered from dyspepsia and neu-
ralgia, especially acute facial neuralgia, aC
compancd with neuralgia headache. About
year since | began taking your CELERY
COMPOUND with II result which am glad to
give for the benefit of Others. The first bottle
helped me greatly, and longer use has resulted
in complete relief | now have good digestion,
sound sleep, and am tortured no more by neu-
rllgn Hoping CELERY COMPOUND may
Toe as rcmuncutiNe TO you as il is beneficial TO
others am ~
Yours truly, A. G.. HATCH.
To introduce THE CELERY COMPOUND
i'm places where DEALERS DO NOT HAVE 1T IN
STOCK, | will, Oh RECEIPT OF TWO DOLLARS,
send two bottles to any address in New Eng
land. securely packed, ana Express Charges
Paid. to your nearest Express Office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20
4 Boy Elected from school for Refusing
totuke Part in the Religious EIercises.

CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-Stcphen Ferris, a
fourteen-year-old orphan, filed bill in the
circuit court to-day, for an injunction to
restran the school directors and teacher, at
Rogers park, from eXpelling him from the
public school Tor refusing to take part i'll
the forms of prayer and worship in use
there. He declares he and his family are
all Roman Catholics and do not believe in
the form of prayer and worship introduced
in the school. that he refused to take part
in them, hut behaved himself with perfect
pruprietY while the other scholars took
part; and that on February Is, Recher, the
teacher, ordered him to take his books and
leave the school and forbade him return
ing until he was willing To take part in
their form OF prayer aud worship. The
motion for temporary injunction will
probably be made next Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20

all Diseases arising
from an Impure state of the
Blood.
We give You below the medical properties
of the articles used in the manufacture of the
CELERY CNMporNp taken from the United
state, Dispensatory, ANA other standard
Authorities.
LUPULlN T f9@i "r5SG Fr%rps %f iopI in,%
recommended in nervous diseases, producing
sleep "nd relieving pain. used in dyspepsia, re-
storing tone to the irritutcd and exhausted
stomach. one of the best remedies for nervous
trcmor.. Vakctuluc-S amt dccriuu, alayug
the pain of articuar rheumatism, etc, etc.
pITCUTT increases the appetite, promotes di-
DUOHu gcstion, iavor~ the secretion of urine.
Used i'm feeble digestion with iHtulcnCc,
chronic rhcumatism cutancuus affections and
drop>N
DhnDLLlON having specific action in cases
of congestion of the liver associated with a
tonic dyspepsia and constipation.
SARSAPARILLA cp % Ga G%"1 pq7 nc
Dispcnsatory in connection with gout. rhcu-
matism, skin diseases constitutional syphilis,
ditluns of health.
PIPSISSEWA Ec@ a" ThS:t tG"e an" "f o s5n5
Judgment have testified TO its usefulness in
,crofula of the gland, and skin. and u, II cure
for rheumatism, diseases of the kidneys, drop
y ANA disor,icrcd digestion.
WhNURAkE W,.i.,l,,' -, ,.,,., ;,,, '.,','', -
zion removes one. Of The culIaos of cnIl.tIuotinn
thr rnn,litiou which i generally snULrn nf ns
tornnr of th. liver
n,,n,Dn .i .t.,,i . ,,,.,.
RHllHARH ~ ,, ,h '' IN ,,' :, ~ S
,i =. , III, - ~ ,It Nv; Itt.L
rnn.tTuntinn Hii',i.nris ere Thr rrntIn
action uf rhIIl,,,riI renders il one ut tI. bc.t
remedies for hrmorrhnid, connected with
CONSERVATION. ono ,f Tho hr.t remedies tn-
dinrrE,ru caused Lv ,,Ij ar th. uI.s,n,.,.
Of irrititiu,r in.r,.t,, I'm inc stomach
crrr,,N - -.,. i .i...i ,i i:,.
iItNIlA - ~ .ii,' IN I'LL ',,Ht ~, ~ -
IT 'Nv. . 'i.r "Pi,'I,'' ~, ,-'t''vN
i'',, Ti',' , i ''t' ~ w. , ]
ti,n If may Ia. lI,,I IN mi cas-. Of r,Ir-
M Iilit, ,f tir If,r,.ti,n nr,r,,,,. 81, v.L,t,' =,
general tnui,. lrll,r,.n n j. required D,~ucI-
>iit, atomic leuut. amcuurrhu.a. hystcru ~,'rot-
ula. intrrmit tent fever, diuIThu.d ana worms
are among the many affections in which il has
proved useful.
C0CN l. II boon to brain workers and all who
OOOh require Il nerve tonic and ~timUluut
which l. free from unpleasant after effects. IL
supplies material for body aud brain: il giNoS
tone and strength to the aged and inhlm;
cures loss of male vitality, etc. 1t is valuable
IN malaria" aglG m4larni arnItI ,9W levers
parjtINlC, spinal ana nervous Complaints, III
tlhlNlnatplN affections ol the utuft, tplitlSN,
bilious and liver troubles, sick headache,
cmnT, :" " E 'rr.t"ar"ii; ~, ali ,yhn
have Undergone prolonged cxcrtion, such as
5@%sc v&@ t t. re%sn for a I@aS '%5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20

The Horsford Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Rumiord
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-20

Burlington, Van Ness, Wednesday, March {
Montpelier, Pavilion, Thursday, March ..
Barre Hotel, Friday, March, q,
Northhod Hotel, saturday, until ~ only.
NY City, "a w. 30, every Monday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

"A school in Smitli's Valley, Hunt
ington County, Pa, contains thirty
pupils named Smith.
The common-school system intro
| duced into Utah by the various religious
denominations is said to be slowly but
surely undermining the system Of polyS-
amy.-Caicago Times.
The Gillian Republic has formally
disestablished the Roman Catholic
Church. stricken the promise to Support
it from the Presidents oath of office, and
enacted the freedom and equality 81 all
Christian denominations throughous its
borders.
"A large Buddhist temple is now in
course of erection at Kiota, Japan. AL
its timbers and pillars are put in place
by ropes made of human hair The
dsvotees of ihe god they worship offer
their hair on its shrine. The hair is
then cut off and is twisted by the priests
into church ropes.
The Educational Feekiy, of Cam
ada. recognizing the growing tendency.
in the schools, seward the study of the
English language and literature, advises
all Young teachers to give special atten-
ton to these subjects, as they hope
twenty years hence to be counted among
the educational leaders of the day.
The Turin Royal Academy of Sci
ences will award prize of s2,400 i'm
1866. to the author of the best work on
physics, chemistry, physiology. natural
history, geology, history. geography, or
to the author OF the most brilliant or
useful discovery. The competition is
open to au countries,-Chica9o Car
rent.
BY the last annual report of the
Commissioner of Education it appears
that the relative number of women
teachers in the United States is on the
increase. From the territory which
has reported. the sex of teachers there
are given the figures of 106,676 men,
and l66, 705 women. Eighteen States
show an increase in the average salary
of teachers. Y. Sun.
-''Only five colleges in the country
have adequate endowments. says the
Collegian. "These are Columbia, with
s., 200, 900; John Hopkins University,
S3,000.000; Harvard, S2,0O0,00; Cor
nell, S2,O0O,O0 Princeton, S1,O00,00O-
Less than half dozen mole have even
tolerably liberal endowments: Tufts,
$3.50, 900; Brown, S720,OO0; Lafayette,
$500, 900; Cincinnati University, $780,
600. So far as we can ascertain, no
other college has an endowment of
over $4,000"
Prof. Tarbell, an educator of high
rank, has declared the great work of
the public schools of to-day to be the
preparation of the pupil, by technical
education, for those employments in
which skilled hand is necessary. Ae-
cording to his view, it only remains for
the public to express decided senti-
ment in favor of industrial education.
in order that the schools shall respond
earnestly and readily to the demand.
This sentiment seems to be particularly
strong in New England, doubtless due
to the existence of so many manu-
factories in that region.-Current.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13
WIT AND WISDOM.

1T isn't considered good form for
physician to tell butcher-patient
that something is the matter with his
| liver.
-Burdette has evidently worked ON
a farm. He remarks: ''Where the
zephyrs dimple the fields of golden rye.
hear the song the harvesterS are sing
ing clear and high. i hear note that
rises above the reaper's hum; l know
the drivers tried to clear the cog-wheel
with his thumb"
He stood corrected: Boston girls
are not ignorant of geometry. a young
Bostonian handed his girl q lozenge
shaped like heart the other night.
"What is this?' she asked. 1T is a
kiss" he replied. "a kiss is not heart
shaped" she said. MOP mo, is
is elliptical. ''-Boston Courier.
The wealthiest heiress that any
man ever married did not bring him
riches to compare with the eyes of dia-
monds, teeth of pearls, hair of gold,
cheeks of rubies, and n voice of silver.
The fair sex can acquire most of this
wealth if they will begin young enough
1t will attract better man than dol
lars. Chicago journal.
Young artist displaying a picture)
This painting is entitled Jonah and
the Whale" Possible purchaser
where is Jonah?" Young artist
..You notice the rather distended APP
pearance of the whales stomach mid
way between the tail and the neck?'
Possible purchaser-''Yes." Young
artist-"That's Jonah.-M. y. Sun.
The hero.
o you who lingcr in the night of toll!
And long for day,
Take heart The grande5t hero is the man
Or whom the world shall say
That from the roadside of defeat he plucked
The flower success,
Bravely and with IL mOdesty sublime,
w r Talbot
-"HI see. said an Englishman.
"that Richard Grant White declares
that no matter how long Cornishman
or Yorkshireman lives in this country
e carn't get rid of the peculiarities OF
This is mistake. 1 ave only been
ere ten years and can deceive any one
as to the place of my native ONE"
90 Probably Mr.. White did not think Of
you," some one replied Yes, but
what right as e to make such asser-
tons? Ii White should talk to me, I'd
simply say: Mr.. White. git h'out.
You don't know good English from an
hole in the ground. ~ Arkansato
TraceLer.
What is the population Of the
world, papa?" asked six-year-old
Edith, who was making up sums for
herself on 4 new slate. You must
not interrupt me now, Edith" said her
father, who was writing at the same
table. go to Miss Smith," referring
to her governess. Her father was not
so busy, however, but that he heard
and was amused by her saying in low
tone soon after: Il know how l can
find out myself. I'll look in the back
OF the geography for the United States
and for Europe, and then l can add
Aunt Mary's baby and Aunt Jessie's
baby. and that will give it to me ex-
actly.-Erchange.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13
English Opinion.

LONDON, March 4.-The Times says Mr..
Arthur filed the Presidents chair with
prudence, public spirit and dignity, and de
serves credit for having punished official
corruption with exemplary severity. He
can boast he has handed over the Govern
ment in an unclouded state Of prosperity.
The Ne,rs says there is every likelihood
Cleveland will justify the confidence re-
posed in him. The widespread interest in
the election seems to promise the rescue OF
the Government from the ascendency OF
professional politicians. This mission the
Nation has given Cleveland and it seems
probable he will fulfill ii.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13
Lessons of Experience.

Fond Mother = Now see here,
George, want you to break OH with
that girl. She is very pretty and all
that, but 1 know her too well to wan,
you to risk your life and happiness BY
marrying her Why, she knows DIG
more about housekeeping than l know
about Greek, not bit.
George-..Perhaps not; but she can
learn"
.After marriage is rather late for that
George"
"But you said yourself that YOU did
not know a thing Sbout housekeeping
until after you were married"
"very true. George, and your poor
father died of dyspepsia twenty years
ago."-Phi'adslphia Cali
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13
Resolved to Strike.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 4.-The coal
sentative convention held here ye=terda;
refused to accept the trades tribunal rate o,
two and one-Ealf cents per busnel awarded
by Umpire Weeks, and after denOuncinc
the umpire for the decision, resolved To
strike next Monday for three cents pei
bushel. The operators assert they will not
pay the advance demanded by the c0nven-
ton, and if insisted upon will close down
their mines. The strike or lockout viii
throw out of employment 1000 men.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13
Death of i:laine,s Sister.

BALTIMORE, March Airs. Eliza Blaine
Walker, sister of James G. Blaine, died
early this morning. Her brother, HUSBAND
and daughter were with her until she died
The funeral will take place from the CT
the dral, Archbishop Gibbons officiating, as
sisted by Rev. Father Curis. After a n
QUEEN mass the remains will be taker t
Brownsville, Pa, for interment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13

whom were many members OF Congress aud
Government officials with their ladies and
families.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13

JUSTICE Fleiu OF the supreme court ana
Speaker Carlisle. There was no formal re-
ception by President Cleveland but large
number of persons pressed about him, and
some of the gentlemen standing in the i'm
mediate vicinity made the presentations
After half an hour spent in this manner,
the room became overcrowded, and the
President and Vice-President, the former
escorted by Senator Pendleton and Richard
L. Merrick, and the latter by Representa-
tiyeS Eaton and S. V. Niles, left the room
and made the round of the ball room, the
band playing ''Hail to the Chief" After the
Presidential party had left the recep-
ton room the crowd continued to pour in
through other doors unaware that Mr..
Cleveland had left. Standing near the
center of the room was Senator Bayard and
crowd pressed about him and shook hands
with him as they passed, apparently under
the Impression that he was Vice-President
Hendricks. When the Senator at last dis
covered that he was being mistaken for
somebody else he abandoned the room. The
scene in the ball room at this time was ex-
ceedingly brilliant The large hall was
completely filled with constantly moving
crowd numbering several thousands, while
from the balconies thousands more
looked down upon the scenes. The
bright toilets of the ladies, the bril-
liant uniforms of the dipIomates and
army and navy officers, the flowers, the
glittering jewels, the decorations and lights
were prominent features of the scene and
will be long remembered. The President,
after making a tour OF the ballroom, re-
turned to the reception room, and for little
while received all who came in to pay their
respects, but at II 80 he and his party left
the building and Vice-President Hendricks
and his party also retired. The dancing
continued until very late hour, and 10, 600
appears to be very low estimate of the
number of persons present in the ballroom
and balconies during the evening, among
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13

C1EVELANDS Address.
FELLOw-CITIZENs-In the presence of this
assemblage of my countrymen, am about
to supplement and seal by the oath which 1
shall take, the manifestation of the will of
this great and free people. In the exercise
of their power end the right of self-goyern-
ment they have committed to one of their
fellow-citiZens q supreme and sacred trust,
and he here consecrates himself TO their
service. This impressive ceremony adds
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-12

$50 lots In Jones & Cabins addi-
ten to Salina, 10 sell at 50 each.
Small payment down and balance on
time to suit also fne acre residence
lots on South santa Pc Avenue, in
best part q town OF pieces o. iand
embracing from to acres, % South
Santa Fe, foF sale at very reasonable
figures. Inquire o. John H Pre-
coit CT David Besbe. Administrators
Estate A. ~. Besbs, deeeased.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-12
Nevs About Town.

IL Is the current report about town
that Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs Is making some remaFka-
bic cures with people who are tFoub-
led with Coughs, Asthma, BrOnehL
liz, and Consumption. J. J. Purcell
will give any one q trial bottle free of
cost It Is guaranteed 10 relieve, aud
cure. Price SOC. and 81.
Milk Cows for sale. The pick Of
-. Some No. mixers.
52-tf r. PORTER, Bavaria, KS.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's vltalizer
is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Oscar SeitZ.
The call for Beggs' Blood Purifier
is daily increasing. Oscar Seitz IL
furnishing sample bottles free. Il h
an excellent remedy for the Liver,
Kidneys and Blood. Warranted. 1y
Organs and Pianos for sale Of @.
Melbert's
Come and try the new Grocery, Op-
era House Corner.
Wall paper In endless new styles at
Whitehead & seaman's.
Seeds in bulk, at Opera House Cor.
ner.
WANTED-A competent girl to do
general h0 usewOTk. Apply to Mrs.
WildmAn, Ninth street.
Farley q whitney. We are head
quarters for Fish.
Easier, Birthday, Common School,
Sunday Seho0l, and Fancy Cards, At
A. 7. 4 n. H. GrisF's.
Farley a whitney at the Opera
House Corner, keep q full line Of Sy.
ruPs, Rock Candy. Drops, and Del
mona in cans, Maple the best In town.
Cottonwood trees for sale. Apply
to d. Whitehead.
New Spring Millinery at a. T. 4
N. H. Grier's.
A new President, and numerous
new styles in Wall Paper, at White
head 4 seaman's.
Buy your Spring suits Of Anderson
& Lindblom.
Engage your Wall paper Of White
head & Seaman. New Styles, very
handsome.
Go 10 Anderson & Lindblom's for
your spring suits. They Guarantee
excellent fits and the best Of material
The genial breath Of spring reminds
you that Il Il time 10 make those IN
slightly walls a. handsome e those Of
q palace. The new styles Of Wall
paper ct whitehead 4 Seaman's will
do Il.
A choice lot % new patterns re-
eeived By Anderson & Liudblom.
Now Is the time to buy your Spring
suits.
New Patterns for late Spring wear
at g. A. sOlberg's-
Ladies, for Spring Hats and sum
mer Gloves, 60 to Mrs- s. r. Morse's.
Wall paper in endless new styles ct
Whitehead 4 Seaman's.
Summer Gloves-all vagieties-at
Ms. S. Il. MOrse's.
Wall paper in endless new styles At
Whitehead 4 seamania.
Our new Hats are here and you viii
End Il to your interest 10 Sc them Be-
EsFe buying q single hat.
CAMPBELL & TUEHuL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-12

A gentleman named Reed, Onee
editor Of the Minneapolis (Ks., }
Republieaa, wa In town last week,
looking Up the chance for establish
iEg a Democratic paper here. He re-
ported that he had much encourage
ment, and had made up his mind to
start the paper