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Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
Asisssa Fla.

J.G. Hilzinesr brvaKhs vish him fasw
rhEnix several ssnylss ef sin err frs@
Cs'v erssk. oGs of Which nay bs sss~ In
sass ofsss. II 10 ysei.sb.s TN. viskyHt .
desbs, ard ,hss. are several fo~d tsdcst
Tan psrasn,sas !. far higher tbaa Cornish
.in nd IL niIsd With copper. which IL
eossidsrs'i "A adv yGn;sss. kspsr,s are nos
inss .ti.asinx the dspos't, es vsish ihss
gill ssoaiy ,saors.--ITussos 7 .iiiDs'.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Whites Bsss1 N sss sa4 sat his istsr-
~ h tas isss,o1 sas Rxort ains !, hss
ossesss. Ths1ss r ,bsrts, sad viii iss.s f'r
EesSsiiis. c-a.. whore he bss ems vsiasbi'
fn1aisz iatsfsas fs1sinng his in0siisss
D1tsstior.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Mirrors ars nakisg froa ~ 10 80 -.
~ shioridiaa ia Nojavs eosnty. Th
2tns svass ~ that county ass prrsuin'
~ ssty fsss scssss 70 6svsiop and brir
s,ssts prspssSiss 10 shs assssfios Of ssp'.
ssIises- Tksss sssssss shosid be an %
sssssss Ssas n etsia swasss I'll svss ta.
Territory v - sad - iikssiss. II Phasnis
Hosald.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

% c2iisd iysrara5lo diseases. Dr. Iisbig
German lnSisorator y pc~itively gusrArtsss
70 cnr'i nsryooS and phs sicas debility, sen
irai w,isknass.io4t iisanhDod. spsrrsatorYirs
loss OF energy. ringing Eud dixxiHess IL us,
lead, ipeIsneholis. hYs,sis.s fesiia;rs, pros,s
tsrfhas ard nil th~ results of vuutbfal H. I
yrgL-tsse and eTossses Of nsatEgs wears. IL,
DDesoi, regular eollst's pnysistAs froi
Ears,Si VII agrtts - forfeit arss ii,6as-y
dollars tor q cA@s tlsa iEvlg JratoY will u,
core 11i1-r ssSsUlAl frestiE&.Ut sad ;Isisics.
Tbs ts asoTs W IgtRy ran rot Get cured
Ssskiabsss sitd tie sbygs dsssass- d. e1ins
cosHIB Gasts-i. !ic-i PsssiatVsThss, Win
rsstaiSgs ,--r;isiss tFs-sgnsls.
Ir. ldsbg's fuyts gTttsr ~. II lie o.,
psast,ys cafs 1T pYDssstoTsis.ss. Psies 7
rItanF Enytaorato+. ~ PER botiisybI for 81
ty.nt " any sttrtsa oa rvceiFt of price.
q. o.. ID. Essponsihi~ persons .csn y
whsn cared. stSiosess S-aFscy MNintainss
rssiauts cured ~ brsns. DR.. Lhetig 1r
i,enS,fy Las en- fl@eant Drug Stcrs IA 4
Fs.naiat.tg,
10, iresS.ns ssssussisn II ,he Rlssd.
nd iag5y Sessiu~ut In prius srp ssmrsyr
" k~cypdasy Seminf... W sskn@ss wsS Prs
.sprhsea. Complaints ssadiiy yield 10 H.,
Us. iasbig TreatDsnt.
Ordiaary Eas~p-- Any rssoni cnse u spsci,
" private diseases cured for SO Rem.
tses sstff,niert 10 cure wsIl lie promptly ssi,
w1th fhii directions ssd sdvSos, on rscsipa
80 All packages arc securely ecysYt,
ts1Es .,ts~rrvas,on.
spyigBrator Samples Pfse.
To i,r0ys she wonderful powssta th~wr~s
3ersnsn fnvisoratoF botsle II esthS
au,.t,sr VII BE- sent frss Of rksrgs. rsr
ssss ordering free bottle will osafy hsvs :.
yay e,tpr.asage 90 delivery
Mrs prs srful Eleetrsc Belts irss 70 y
sisntal. Constellation, erstrinstioa ard s6
vice ffea and. prissts Call or write.
DIR. LiEbIG 4 CO., 900 Geary So,
Private EiIfrsnce. en- Masnn g.. B. r.. Cal
Jalvl HBtf
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

1r. Gsos . Tusss'. employed On sks SEA
Ynsssi 90 chrox 80 for sLe vsst sssr sro
half, has ssceps-d . posi,isu . this once
AMI will hsreAftsr axvs e''asss Of the typo
gS.vsisd and jsb priptiag SspaJtnsus. IL
he doss not 80 oos n,as. sisss. rssSabis
psi,sr hsssaftsr. ws hsps ssr ssb.ssibsrs
via give him His.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

We nrs requested 70 ask all gotd citizens
vbo de 70 10 nave proper csisbrstion Of
u. coming nnivsr sry Of oar Stsi'nal In
depsndencs t. meet .s the courtroom NJ .
y. nj. t,-dsy tSundsyD 80 aka snsh rssss.
urss ~ m ~ bs dss,nei nesssssry and 30 sp-
point tbs propar eolnnsitts~~.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

.AiiAn n arlas, psomin.sas sasFchsns Oh
Hssssssry AMI Perch Spfin,z Was n tosn
- fhsssAay snd rriday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

ylsestaR 10 30 have anosssr bssvsry ans
A Z. Fay of tss Champios grove qsifs 90
Shssiassis over the pFospscts.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

4 sshsssipsios ~ prrsuss money 10 pr.p-
ssly ssIsbsAss shs owning Fourth Of Juiy By
6isplAy ef fssvosks has bssn started by
sss pstsiosic eisizsn. W. n. kridsF. H
hAs ALREADY ass7ssd saaasisn; u,ossy to
jsssify . eSd dispssy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Tssss Vas no mii from s.s west last
, pTsssday. the p,sasnEsr train bsisg dstasns'
f.s sbsss ten h.ers By the burrinR nf .
lsas bridge nsss Yscea. Tic Ere vas SAP
psssd ~ hsvs hssa sasrsed By SPARKS fssD
aisspnosivs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
Csurt met Juns Ali. Minssse rcd asa
spstsvsd.
Territory OF Arizgss

~SuSS m0 suns sso- 1nSS~ 49, -
sDyfsvsd.
rsrsisosy of ArizSss
va.
J. II. fsrles.
Oh Trial, Tes foi,swiag sitnsa~ss wsss
swesa -aad sxsmiRsd for ths prssssssssa.
sza X. L. rsnxis-. D. L. Hailisssr, Abe
|fMsnpsen, J.M ysison sod wn. Hsspsr.
Tie prosscuti1n rsst.
asmss crozisr and y. u. Ysriss sxoru
for the dsfsndsnt.
Tie dsssnss rest.
7, ~. Garner. u. ". P.siriaas ssA Aks
Thss1psya f~esiisd for the psosseatioa.
Tbs jsrs Instructed BY the css;s aud sis
s4s, afassd b. tie respective oeppssL
\ Tbs trrv rsssrsd Tor dsiibssatisn ssa soos
aftsrsssd rssernsi into Csprt vish ,ts fol.
t,ving verdict.
|. .ws, ths jssy. is1 The ssssSi.as. !. o..
rsfiss. - ssifsy. go
G. ". Esscasz. Foreman"
Ordsfsd Ala. Tie defendant ~ dissAsrssd
end bis bsit sxossAssd.
Ordered that ths vitnsssss In astsndaass
ssesivs ~ psr disn and 70 cssh uissses
oss vsy.
C,rdsfsa slss tn thsrix and cssrk rsssivs
sEifs ssmpsnsa.ien ~ ths ynss u - ~
asstioa ter two sr~ning ss~i0ns and that
the 'sbsria be paid 80 for spsoisl d5sty
iss pssv,ess in t@kias osrs af AID psspssiag
z ssrssin bssf kfds for svidsae-.
s'oust sdiourneS. ~
ao11 rst Juss Sih a. 10 a. -. ADai~s
rssd aud approved.
Ordered shst the sarass VI sh,rty .sss trial
jaiors b drawn from tLs box 10 lie asd ap-
psss Al the oourtsoofn af this cour. ~ p.
N. 90 Thss~ ~dss. Jams rlth. f I'll
Adjoornsd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
C,,urs rect Jane % ss 10 =. u. Minutes
rs~iHad aSpr ~ a. AZ
Territory ~ Arizona

y. II. far.se.
Jurors IN atts1d.nos excused until 4
y. 70.
Lsfsndans plead not saiity. DsfssdAa'
valves farther tinss for trixi. This sasss
sos,inx On regularly 10 b heard. Et. Will.
ians and =. .. hvds Esas sppsssins Tor ths
prvsssasion. the following jury we're ,s-
y,nEelsd and s~oYn to try the case, Nx;
Gs rrsI.st.is, NIB. Gordon, Z. ID. Rtch,
Cn.risS Bssahss, John 1,ll,usa, Jsnss Eas
sossueh. Gus Bsscissr. W. J ksss. J. r..
RssssiD, W. HnDdon and James Douahsssy.
! til. 0srnsr sworn fes Tie pfsessssicn.
h Aaissrrsd 10 .. n. yuns ltA
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

~. D~vsss, vhc has bsss engaged for
~ psss thfss years in mining N tss Hssss
Nsssssia distrisl. lnsds ~ . pleasant ssi'
Isst Wsansadsy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

fhrossh tickets 10 ell sh,t psiaesp Il eisiss
ssst aad ~sas on ss,s as ika, foilswing 81,
tinGs. AibuaSsrgSs, HsliHn.,at winsies
giassssS. P-~ah spiias4, lksrgsaaa, Pres
eott and st.s Esssiles.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

re uyssis Esq., IN ats'rHsv frsa F'as
stsH. wss In sowu last vssk Be v,s en-
ssesd ~ assisting tbs Di<tries tt;orEsy On
y,sa,nlf a The stock assos;atisn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

TAs nastsr Of orxsnizinR stock ass"caa.
tjes v tsias asisStsa among tbs stoetraen
q .Ss sssssy ard vii no d.'abt sesalt In
ths ior,aa.ioz Of sssh ~ assoeistisn IN the
pesy fsts.s.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Pssi Brsoa ksq-. the we'll ksevs ssf.
sAsst ssd pest trader ~ fort Aessse' vss
10 iega - "Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Lis.ssa-st MsC,sansil and w.fs sf Fsrt
Mshsvs pss.sd thrsaxk bore last Wsdnsa-
6sy = 0nvssnmsat arabulanes On tar
nav - ths 0rznA canyoa al the cSl'rsd".
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
Tisr at slsektsA Stalas.

Oa Tuesday night list fire ossarrsi ct
S,'sks,n siding, on ths Atlantic snd r.
sise 70 siIro,d. which destroyed swa bn asra
and me 1t CIR. tho ore pl sf.rm. . lot II
laubsr and other prspsrty belosaiIg ssths
ssmy,ny ON tt~ platform was = sils of
sboat sixty svs tons of gsisna ore in sacks
from the Iniiss Boy mine, evnsA BY
N.sssa. Masssnzis and H.rdy Of stooxssn.
ssd vsiasd AZ ai,su. 4so0o. AboSt half sf
ssis srs w1 Issitsd by tbs heat, while tbs
sslnsss viii BE- much injured by bs.ng
nixsd with dart, ehsrrej tissssrs, sts.. and
siii have to be Srrted snd sasksd over. Mr..
1scksnzis est,m stes his l0ss 10 bs shout
5000. The Are 10 ssppossd to have been
,,sssi by s:arks fro~ locomotive. Fires
sro,a this esnss sre very frequsnt ~ this
,ins Of ths yssr, thsuxh Is sssns to os they
sight sssiiy b prsvsatsd By ordinary pre-
sast .0as-
From Or. Oscar Lincoln, who returned
,sss evening from xttendjnR the frat ses,ioz
4 the Board Of Inssne Asyiarn Cossaia-
toners. vs 10 .rn th,t the bard hss ss!sas-
4 p;e,s ~ grnni =. site f,r thsspss.
.,<.a .syinn and has advertised for plsns
nd spsciasstion for tins building, and siso
eivsrti.s1 in S,n Yr,ncisoo. New York nnd
paesnix fo, pr',pos.is for ths pnrcbsss NJ
me SloO.D0o bonds appropriated By tho Iast
Legislature to assist in establishing the In.
'titasion. Dr. Lincoln waa sIscted Chair.
asn Of tbs bd,rd and n. A. Morford seors-
,s,y. The next nestine NJ she Cosamss-
don~u will ~ Juiv 3. Ise5. -Preseots Miner.
wM. Krioer it fiiiing np his store With
,ew er~esries and miners sapyiies. Among
re recent shipments u goods sses:ysd by
im We M is-d full line II hardware in.
isaing MI kinds Of minors hammers. oar.
psntsfs tools, 10
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Nsrt. Abssssshy. former vslLhssss .
ed vssy v-yslas sasrshsss Of HaskbsssJ'
u ~ IN russsa, vhsrs b iatsnAs to -
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Ths iaisux sf Witnesses snd jury.ss 10
stsssAssss On shs county Cart has made
oss sssssss yrss~ss lively ss,s1Aass dsr.
- ~ pest vesk.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

NJ Nssri.. an astorssy frs@ fisg..sx.
vas IN ,s-s dsriae ne ~ssk. tsias s'saEsc
- tks part OF the prnsssusion in the ssss
q ~ rssd.ssy sf AsiEsss va II. Psriss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Jsdxs SaipmAn. an sninsat astornsy
essn wxshiastoa, o. C., viii be hsrs 10 .
asy or two. No hss bssn Engaged on sh~
psr Of ths asfsadsnt 10 t.s csss at tho
Territory NJ Asrzon4 ~. w. W. Dsrres-
k00>s
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

,,.s, ,s,,s Ia raatarer y8sF&, saeh ~ LDss oi
,Iez,,rx. yassitnds. NsctaFa ruIssi 'las
,ysr,jsn Il, Eoetsty. DinIreas 81 Vision
loi..,s ia the Had; tbs yitrl i,1ajd Tsssinl
,n,,hRaryrsi m the nrius, sRG MISTY othsi
.isass.s .hst lead 70 inssnify and Desih.
Z DIR. NISTIE, VITO IL regolar phy sleisf
.r.Jna,e Of ths University Pen1isyiSlnia
iii agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollar,
;pr y esss Of this kind the VITAL EksIOk
sTIYE tundsr his spro,a! advice stsd treat
netst will not oufs, or for anyihing itnpnfs
q iniurions frnrd IN It. pr. Mbtie trestt
IL ,ritnta diseases sncsessfuAiy ~ithocs
psrsnfy, Consultation free 1horousi
examination and advice. including analysis
4 urine, Riys dsllars frios Of Vital kss
,rs4ivs. HI60 fotsls. or four ffnss
he s,usrt!ty fcr fiyeJoilaE; seslt 70 any ad
ire.s upop rtseipt of price. or G. q u ~
.urs from observation and in private name
desired, by :, ,
II Ke6rrly ST., t.an Franoiaco, Cal.
~ SAMPLE BD4TLR FREE r.
Will be scnt tu snyone applying BY latter.
tstine syuiptoins, ssx and age Strict ~.
re., In regard To all business tiznGctigns
Of. hJSTIES n KIDNEY REMEDY
cSres al kinds II kidne,
nd bladder complaints, gt,saorlhoa. Fleet.
I.ucorrhea. For sals by ell druggists al
Ilss dollar neg bgttls; ak bottles for Five
pE. mysryR,s DaNDrLIoN PILLS
sre the best and sh6apest Dyspepsia and
sii;oss curs in tbs iasfket. For sale By NIL
irup.ists. ,,.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
xIsrsAL Park. susz :. ''ss
XsarvAL : DEPARTURE o, MAIL.

ARRIVAL = pRARTuR1 o. MAIL.
xi,ssai YasA 70 Kinsuan and all prints
60 and wsas, daily. except bsndsJs- -
Arrives ~ n. bsavss p N.
Nipessl rAsk - 81. Thonas- Arriys
Tpesasy, TkursdAy and Saturday 1T
leaves Aosdsy. Wednesday asd FFids -
nissssl PARK 70 sianai-Aryivs~T TseedHy.
fknreday snd Saturday st 1880 ~. te"sss
lsnasy, Wednesday and Fridays ? M
". ". Ysusn. =. "
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
y.H.i.rlss.

CopSt INST Jun1 - ~ - Q. =. AfnNsM
rod and Approved.
Territory Of Arizona
In. T.r,...
Arsamsas ON lsotion Tor an order 10 ssf
q Id, inforin4st,a bad W &ss1ss- W,liiAias'
d II yds for defendant and Nsssfs. Da~kssy'
and S.rris for sbs prosssatioG ASsisn
ovsrruisd by tbs Court.
Txnitory u Arizona sa
W. ". D .nspnhowsr.
All w.snsssss In aitsDdAnss IN this eass
arc ,sxca.sd natal June llth, z
Tsris~ry y Arizona Z
J.H. f.riss
nsnsrsss lisd. axssd ana ovsuuisd y
tbs coart.
|. DsAsbd&ns allowed tssnsy.four hoars 10
''..s .;,s....s.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

JsAa Tiilnas. an old minor asd psss-
pss6es II tssssy years standing IN shis
sous.y, w.s d tssn dsrisg the vssk - .
{urof.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Trains on tie AtisEiie ai,d Psci6c Hail
road arc nm % MoansAiu u stsndard TiEs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Apr,s,ss srs sips IN caPsAis hsrd,s
esshsnA ID torn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
TssG csUATy csUsr.
Ms.,..s. - la Pss~ssr4i.s'

SASatUtes ~ Iss Fseee@Nan&es
Cotrs aasi a.aAsy. Lass !, iSst. ~ 2
. si.sl y. ~. i.aE. J II. Msrptss ps,s,dirg 4.
AtlAa;es Vi .hs s.ta " Aay zssh ss.a
sas ,.p .seved.
u ,,on tas rrgn.st u tao csurs. tbs msHs-
bsss VI shs bar s,xnsd ID. soli Of attorneys.
Tssrts,ry q Ar-A
".
W. w. DannsIhov
Dsfsndaut sppsarsd 10 Cvsrt Tor nsrsign-
sssss win mis- sosnssI, ]. W. bssihsascn
Esq. lpform~si0a rod 70 the dsfssdAnt
and pisa VI not guilty sntsrsd.
o. rssding and Hiing Ne s'adAvis Of d.
isudsnt IL v srdsrsd skss shs dstsadans
NAVE sn.ii TSursdsy, Juns iish. - ~ q. ~.
70 pisYars for sriAl.
Territory Of Arisooa
".
Dsasndani avpsassd in C0urt for arraign-
rnsnt with his sousssl, Msssrs. Williams 4
Hyde. Counssl f.Y defendant moved 70 -
sad, the informasion. Argument on mo.
sion set for 4. aa., June u.
ccar sdjosrnsd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
'rIiI: ssisisAT =
ENGLISH REMEDY
ris 4 NEVER FAlI

70 y ESFsN k@Tt r. .ks9
l q Care for SsFsou
Debility. EIhans,..
yitAlits. BE M in,
Weakness SIerIatoi,
zhas, L,sr Mhphna
Inpotspey, os.s
forrbes, Fars ] ysi,
AZ d ail the .srrihi ef
isots 81 Sail Gi,uA
.NnathfEl follles III.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
Lscal BrsvlSes.

ASvsstias 10 The Muss.
osbsssibs Tor sks MESA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-18

We have not heard much lately Of the
system of conveying weather signals to
the farmers, which was recently carried
INTO effect along the line of the Central
road through the efforts of cores
pondent of this paper. The system may
be still in successful operation for aught
we know, but it does not seem to spread
very rapidly in other sections of the
State, as it probably would if it were de
cidcdly useful III the section where it has
been tried. The system, so far as we have
been enabled to acquaint ourselves with
it, is perfectly practicable, being
cheap, reliable, and ensuring rapid
transmission of the Geographic re
ports from the signal stations. The
blowing of whistles and the displaying of
flag signals certainly canuot entail much
expense, the only cost to the members of
a community or section being that of the
telegraphic transmission of the weather
reports from the nearest signal station to
the most centrally located Geographic
ollice-a very small item when shared by
all
We suspect, however, that the trouble
is not so much with the system of con-
veying weather signals to the farming
communities but with communities them
selves, which seem to be comparatively
Indifferent to the benefits thus secured.
1t is much the same in other parts of
the country Other efforts made to
transmit the bulletins of the weather
bureau throughout the farming sections
have been made without success. Some
trouble and some expense are, of course,
involved many such scheme, and farmers
seem to prefer relying on the good old
weather signs and their barometers, to
securing reliable and timely reports from
the signal service bureau.
Such being the case, the question arises,
cannot the signal service bureau itself
arrange for the transmission of the
weather reports throughout the farming
sections of the country? Fifty-one per
cent of the population of the United States
are farmers, so that the majority of the
people-and that, too, the class most bene-
fitted by such ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS little or
no advantage from our national signal ser
vice. There is no question that the far
mers would be glad to get these weather
bulletins every morning, provided they
could be furnished by the government at
its own expense, and they would soon
learn to prize highly the information thus
derived. The expense of providing for
the display of flags and other signals in
farming communities would not be Il great
burden to the government, and would Sc
cure the benefit of this department Of the
public service to the class most needing it.
The experiment should be tried.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-18
A MILITARY WEEK.
COMING MEETING OF VERMONT
OFFICERS AND G. A. r.
Grand Commander Iiurdett ofthc G. A. X.
and GOV. Common of Maine to be Pres
ent- Large Attendance of Veterans
Assurcd-An Interesting and
Patriotic Time.

The third week in January next will be
Il very interesting time in this city, for
during it the annual meetings of the First
Vermont cavalry of the Reunion society
of Vermont officers, and the annual en-
campment of the department of Vermont
of the Grand Army of the Republic, will
be held here. The cavalry boys always
have an interesting meeting, and as large
numbers of them live in this part of the
State, Il goodly attendance is expected
The meeting of the Reunion society com
monty calls together from hundred and
fifty to two hundred officers with their
wives while the annual encampment of the
g. A. X. has become a gathering of some
three hundred delegates. As these meet
ngS occur together this year, it is expected
that the attendance upon al of them will
be larger than usual and as Burlington
has the facilities for accommodating such
gatherings, and reputation for cntertain-
ing them handsomely the veterans all over
the State are looking forward to them
with anticpatiOns of Il more than ordinar-
lily good time. Among the officers and
delegates are many men of high standing
in our state, and some eminent invited
guests are expected from other States
General sheridan, the war governors of
NNllll'll' lllN ' u lllpllt 'NtIdlOlS anu lttD-
reSentatlNeS IN Congress, General $ :.
Burdett of washington, the grand com
mander OF the national organization of
the &. n. K. and the two vice com
nanderS, Gen. Common of Maine and Gen.
Johh Il. Lewis OF Atlanta, Cia.,-bOth of
whom were members of Vermont regi-
men! S,anu Other dlst lngnlShed officers and
civilians nave been invited, and number
Oh them are expected TO be present. Gen.
eral Burdett has, as we are informed, sig
nliled to Department Commander Green
leaf his positive intention 10 honor Inc Il.
"A. II. ehcampment 10y MS presence,
and Governor Co"u a. and Gcnpr-
al Lewis are confidently expected
boVernor Plngree ana ms stain, ANA N'V-
eral eN-GoNernors of Vermont, ana euint
well known officers from utner Sl5uto Wli
be here The principal events Of the Wetl
Will be the supper OF the Cavalry sUCIclN
at the Van Ness house on tn" 49,; iii,
puDlc meeting of the Vermont officers
ana address by Col. /. .. ~caNer ol " uod
Stock-one OF Vermont : most = lIDanl sol
dlers ana most eloquent speakers-iu tn,
Opera house ON the 2Oth, followed nV tnt
annual banquet at the Van Ness house; the
business meeting OF the Grand Army en-
campmeht IN the city hall, which
Will DE suitably decorated Tor the
occasion on the 2lst aud I'D and
banquet IN the rink rendered to the en-
cilmpment by Post Stannard of ms clty,
Inc RINK Will he finely decorated and ar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-18

The Forty sixth Congress made an at
tempt to revise the House rules, but did
not succeed in producing any very great
improvement in them. In fact two inn
portant changes which were then made
have since proved of great detrment to
the work of the House. These were, first,
the abolition of the morning hour. Under
the old rule each committee was entitled
to occupy that hour in the consideration
of bills reported by it not appropratng
money. The practice of "lilibustering' so
as to consume this hour against AN objec
tionable measure led the committee to re
commend the abolition of the morning
hour and the creation of the House calen-
dar.
The second change was the enlargement
of the already great power of the appro-
priatiOns committee. Previously the rules
strictly prohibited legislation upon appro.
priation bills They We're changed so as
to permit amendments to retrenCh eXpen-
ditures. In spite of the protests of Re
publican members that the amendment
would transfer the whole power of the
House to the appropriations committee,
this change was adopted by Il strict party
vote. Mr.. Smith, journal clerk of the
House, thus comments on the conduct of
business:
When the fact Is stated that in the Forty
SlNth congress the Iiouse proceeded 10
Iar hnt III rae 1imas in tba EnrtWN wv
Congress four times and in the Forty
eighth but five times, il will be readily I'M
derstood why the appropriation DIS,
XIX" ua"et ~ IT,, o"3' IA n'r oouSut ~ NC
eral LEGISLATION At tbe close Of the last
Congress- there were on the calendar 1853
public and $50 private bills, and on the
speaker taple iol senate piils, besides
i' p ",,'r MI
alone during the last session there were
6O5 Senate amendments, while the confer
ence reports upon eight bills were not dis
postu vi uhIii lhe las. three uaSs oi the
fcionn, a a, smndrr ri,,il hiiil ,,';thin' tan
hours of the final adjournment of Con
gress. Indeed such was the condition of
affairs that 1t was within the power OF one
fet II, aittr ~ VI MarGii o. ~ ;e
NV simnlv demanding - G,ior,lm and thme
force an extra session of the Forty-ninth
Congress
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-18
An Enterprising, Reliable House

Beaupre Lowrcy can always be re-
lied upon, not only to carry in stock
the best of everything, but to secure the
Agency for such articles us have well
known merit, and are popular with the people
thereby sustaining the reputation of being al
ways cntcrprising, and ever reliable. Having
secured the Agency for the celebrated Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Will
sell it on positive guarantee. 1t will surely
cure any and every affection of Throat, Lngs,
and Chest, ana to show our confidence, we in
yitc YOU to call and get IL Trial bottle Free.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-18
HAVE YOU Got

Backachc, Drawing-down Pain. Weary, Tired
Feeling, Discrimination to Labor, Scanty and
High Coored Urinc2 If you have any of these
troubles you may be sure you have Kidney Dis
ease. Are you bilious? Have you jaundicc?
Do you have n saow complexion? Are you
troubled with constipation? If so, you have
Liver Complaint and should read the following
testimonials
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-18

In announcing that he wished to press
the subject of II postal telegraph system
to IA vote at the present session, Mr.. Ed
munds remarked that he might be will
ing to vote for a provision permitting the
government to purchase the plants of
such telegraph companies now in opera
ton as wished to dispose of their proper
ty. He would be willing, however, to
have only the actual value of any plant
paid for it, not enhanced by watered
stock or anything else, and he would have
this value ascertained by Il tribunal in
which entire confidence could be placed,
if such tribunal could be found. This,
of course would be only fair to existing
companies, and with such a provision,
the bill ought to pass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-18
BACKACHE

with all other symptoms of Kidney Disease Her
husband was called home as she was dangerously
i'll; he bought Browns Sarsaparilla; she cured
by it, and is now about her house IN better health
than for years. The testimony of her friends is
that Browns Sarsaparlla saved her life.