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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
9u Sem 0aoeu na6 ben geraniiounae

Sn Dem Saaen mad ben S~srsnisunsen
Der Welt nebmen mir ;u uisl antbeil; nj,
senieBen bic weltli9en Sersniisunsen gang
unb uou, penn mir nit 9orbeSadt banbeln.
Die burd ben @ebrau9 pom Or. Sones'
&eb glousr Comic" e~rsielteu Reiultats
iibsrtreffsn aIe gebauptunsen. @s turirt
Opipspiia unS aus Musens, 9ebers Nierens
unb 8laiens9sibsu. gs 1T elm uolltommsner
glppstitanreser unb 8lutreiniser unb Elm
ii9stes Seilmittel BEL Malarias uub anberu
Siebern. Yreis SO Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Iuf 2atein. gu einem 8iarrer fam
elm 9anbmdbden, nm iid bsbufs ibrer Ser
beiratbuus einen Gaufi9ein su boIen.
Bfarrer: . vSon weldem Sabrsans2"
0edo4en: so ursefdbr anfanss Der
OreiBiger bin i9." Der 8farrer iu9t,
unb finbet enblib, baB bus Rdbden bsreits
4s Sabre sdblt. als er ibr bteies mittbeiIt,
erwieert iie gang beitir3t: 70, 9err Balfor,
mot Is be Glib 10 raid porbisansen, bann
i'm Se 10 gut, hnb i4riewet bat altsr up
2attn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
SeihluBunfGhiafeit i'm beuti6sn &eiGs:

tase, bas 1T elm llebel, iiber wel6es bic cons
ierpatiusn 3situnssn0 euti4lanbs iid bitter
befIaeen unb peI6ss pon Gage gu Gage i'm
3unsbmen lit. Die Mitslieber bes &et9s.
tuass baben has Snterelie fir bic BoIitit
meiitentbsils uerloren, ibre Site laiIen weite
Gid: m often, unb penn es ielbf in elmer
aus nubmsueiis pi9ttsen Srase CUR abs
itimmuns sebt, fallen islten ibsr 40 Stim.
men. Wan iinnt auf MeitteI, bas llebel
gu bebsn befiir6tet aber cine sesentbeiliss
@irtuus unb 10 bleibt man beim alien
S9lenbrian. Oas Solt lit miibe Der Yos
Iitit, bic ben &si6stus beberri6t unb pers
iintt 0eutidlanb IN cine bebauerIi9e poll.
til9e apatbis, bic beiouSersr grsisuiiIe su
ibrer Ssiluns beoarf. Wtan erlebt alto
isst In Ssutl9lanb, mas bier in &merita 10
oft @ssenitanb alsemsinsr SIase mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
AGerfei Spas uno Grnf.

nSer fleine Sdgsr," cine bumorifiid
fir Sdssriuner, ioI bemnd9it il
nit fOIsenber vwouwouenber'
eri6einen:
@ertb9el6dste gSeltenbiir9er!
User pobluuf Ipeithin Mil panbern,
@erbe Wolner, mie mir gSeiien,
Werfe fort, mas moblfabrspioriq,
Wdble moline H%ebemaareu,
8ollnes Wamms pie moline @GI6eI
@oae nirft m%abrbaftig g8unoer:
gSeoer Wiiitlirg, ipeoer gSei6lin9
g8iro, mer D~ouunuobeu paIet;
g9aii'rig mioerlide 0itt'rung
@ei6t, pie Wolfeu 9Sinoen pei6sn,
&ioeritanoslos @oQenfleioern,
SSGbreno munoerbarer gSeiie
Mobl9erii6e wiuig peilen.
Wabrer 8oblfabrt pegeu
Wini6en mir. mir polnen @eien:
&oQe perbe @eltbefleibuns,
Nelteurpabliprud gSolapoftels
gSort: User peiie wdble @sQe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
9as @efabl immerpdbrenber MiSia

feit, bas einen oft befdlt, 1T bic Solse
perarmten 8Iutes unb Der baraus berpor.
sebsnbeu S9wd9e. alper's Safapariau
ndbrt unb bereidert bas 8Iut, uermebrt ben
Gppetit, unb fOrbert bic 0erbauuns bsr
Speiie unb permitted benz 86rper bic Mn;
etsnuns Der tn ben Spsiier seIesenen far.
tenbsn gisenidaitsn. Na1bem Der &6r.
per auf bieie @eiis ssitdrtt 1T, wanbsIt fid
ienes @efibl raid UNI uub cine ansensbuts
gmpinbuns BON Stdrte unb gnsrsie tritt
on ieine StsIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
@tr BON 1lus bat nidt feline 9eiben.

User bon lIus bat nidt feline 2eiben,
mOsen ite sroB ooer flein iein? Den @ertB
Der 9eiunbbeit lernen mir erit iddesn,
penn mir trant unb pom S9merseu sepeis
nist iinb. Gin Suitem, cine ernitIi6e grs
tdItuns ober Sals. unb 2unsentrantbeiten
iino b69it unansenebm, aber iie t6nnen ale
raid uno bauerno bur9 Or. SiseIou's
unfebIbares 9eilmittel" beisitist perbsn.
Mud fiber uuO auseuebm fit Rtnbsr.
Breis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Iir nitts, Dir nidts. Cine Spurtahs
loute aufseboben unb unter bic Rontribu.
snten psrtbsilt werosu. sic wurbe aber
10 libel aomiuiitSirt, baB mad gbsus Der
Ssrwaltunsstoiteu ni9ts iibris bIisb. BaIo
o%arauf IieB elm SpottpossI in bic 3situns
einriiden: vllniere Spartaiie, wel6e 1881
sesriinbet wurbe, 1T ssiteru inter bic ,'sSn.
tereienten, mir ni6ts, Dir ni9ts, uertbsiIt
woroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
geripreden madt sdulSen. 9aB muBte

Elm reider 9err erfabren, weI9er einsm ar.
men, in Sranffurt q. so. wobnenbeu gabn:
BEL ieiner sebnten &inbtaufe fir bas
IL. 8inb Elm Sausden gu identen ueripra9.
SIM Sttober .. s. tam Sieies Riub sur
Belt, aber Der &entner erfldrte iein miinbs
9sripre9en fir Sders. Sebt bat has
eanSseridt ibn mad rOmii3en& s9te gu Wf.
4l668 perurtbeiIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Sic Barrier SlGtter meIben aIe nit Ses
bauern ben Cob 9aursnt Ri6arbs, bss an,
~seiebenbiten Serreni9nsiOers pom Baris.
DerieIbe mar 70 Sabre alt ssporben. 81
bsiaB bic foitbarite @smaIbeiammIuns, Die
in reuerer 3sit pon sinem griuatmann er,
ri9tet psroen 1T, unb cine Rense Der i66u.
ten Yferbe in ieinsm Staa - bats alto
melt sebra9t fir einen S5neiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
Smffen, abwc6ielnb NIT Reu6en unb Nie.

Stffett, obucbielnb NIT Eei6en unb Nie:
fen wirb in aaen 0fientli6en 8ldsen ssbOrt.
Sober ioute baS Seilmittel tennen: IS 1T Sales
Sonep Of Sorebounb anb Gar, elm ioiortises
'Seilmittel sesen aue 9ungenbeidwerben. gu
uerfaufen BEL alien Srussiten, CSC, SOC. unb 81.
6ienn's etpcfsieifs, BELT unb periaSnert, CSC.
SiTs Saarz IL. Sartfarbs, iSparJ Il. braun, soc.
@ife8 3a6ri@msrJ.ntropfsn 9eiIen In 1 Win. Csc.
Serrien Corn @tnoper, t6stet SG3neraussl
SrolselLan, u. (. 10. &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
Cine unaliiflidje Wittmt.

VtHt HHBlnullWe ScIIIut. nSuI % W
wirtIi4 trauris," ieufste neuIid cine iunss
Wittwe. ~Swei Sabre lang mar Sobn
auBer arbeit unb nun, mo er Grbeit be-
tomut, muB er iferbsn." - v0as fur sr.
belt uar benn bas pa 80, er NOT bel
einem Circus anseitelt unb brau9te nut
benz srOBen 9Owen spsimaI ben Gag ben
&opf IN ben &a9en gu ifeden. 0afir
betam CT 20 Dollars pro 0o@s.1 - $50
ran 1T erssnn seitOrbsn2" - Der Some
bot iSm ben 8opf abseiduuppt. 20 OoIs
lar bic Bo9e, bsnteu Sic nur!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Ginem Dol, Sur;cm psrftOrbenen gari
Ter 9emeinberatb bat Elm 8ttbolb foIsenb,
9rabi4rtft ~sepiOmet:
Sier ru5et elm @eueinberatb,
Ser @utes utel unb S6ies that;
Sas 8ute bat er i9ledt semadt,
Qas Sdledte a6er gut poubra4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Ser Genius pon GliaB.2 otbrinaen
srweiit cine 8su6lteruns pon 1893, I45,
cine abnubme uon 5000, tros Der srosen
beutidsn Guaranteeing babin wdbrsnb bss
psrhoTsnen Sabres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
y u uteS ALIeriet.
Sic Observation-Disclosures au

Chattanooga, Senn., finb traurislter Dirt
es iouen bort iett idon 5000 Weul6en Oh:
bo9Ios iein, babel 1T ber Slus i'm btitdnbi:
gem Steisen besriffsn. Quf ben meiiten
Babnen, beren @eIsiie auf Wsilen binaus
uesseidwsmmt uurben. lit Der 8ertebr sius
seiteqt worOen. -Su Stone, @a., fol- bic
5Iutb i6on bis ieet sinen S9uben uon
5 1900, 900 anseri9tet baben; nabe benz
Srte Selma ertranfen neun Neger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
Sinnjprihc.

Gin usiier Sobn msrfrsut isinen gater,
aber elm tbDri4tsr Sobn lit bas SerSlsit
Ieiner Wutter.
IS Sibt Grasen, auf bic man ni9t ants
worten, unb aHtporten, auf bic man ni9t
frasen oarf.
Gin 2eib oiirfte in Der Welt perbreiter
iein, als es 1T: i'd meine bas Mitleib.
Sbne, mas bes SObnes wertb lit, unb
besebre feinen.
Ebue bas @ute por bid bin, unb tiims
mere bid ni9t, mas baraus perben pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Sobalb iG merle, baB mein Rasen
nidt in Srbnuns, ober msin 8lut unrsin
1T, sebraude i'd iofort bic b%eriibmten Or.
au9uit &6nis's Sumburser ErOpfen unb
bin bann fiber, baB IN turser 3sit mein
sanses Sbitem pieber in OrOuuns fem
mirb. = 5enrp Sober, on MsainsS traBe,
8eQepiQe, Sus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Sas 6site Mittel nm l1nreselmdBisteiten
i'm Masen unb llnterleib gu beben, iinb
Myers abfiibrenbe Bilen. @elinb unb
bod sriinbIid in ibrer 8irtuns, beilen iie
pom @erfbpfuns, resen Die 8eroauunsss
uerf3eu9e on, reisen ben appetit unb reis
nisen unb trdfti9en ben aanaen &6rper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Gin Sradiebler, peI6sr ii9 Dor &urs
Gem in elm bstanntss 8iener 9latt einse.
i6Ii9en bate, sibt piel StOif gum Ra9s
aus InlaB Der GinlaSun9 CUR
3ei3nuns fir cine n%eusesrinbete Bant
bisB ss u. o.: s 3. v8ei Der i3ei9nuns
iofOrt 10 9rpSent baar erlest, Der
Reit bes Setruses wirb ipater in &as
ten erboben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
grufeGur Gsinen SSrern cine gattentin

ErOfelor Usinen 5orern cine Pattentin
u%orfiibrenb) rWeine Serren, bier babsn
sic Elm pra4tises Ssiipiel fir S%rropbuIoie.
Ssben sic bieie bite Naie, oieie triefenSsn
ausen, bieies aufsebunisne @efi6t....
= Yatientin (entriitet): r9ta, wiHsn sic
Serr Srofsior, Der S9Onits finb Sic ses
rabe au1 ni6t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Spbalo ii6 rbenmatiihe S6mer,til
e~initelen, ioule Niemanb 50sern iofort einen
9sriu9 nit benz beriibmten S9mersenbeils
mittel ct. Safobs Sel Al MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
Sreifenbe Wutmprf.

SreffsnSe @utport. Sirit: rSassn
sic mir, Iisber S6ul,e, pis es fommt,
baB i'd in bieier @esenb 10 pieIe &iuSer
barfuB u~mberlaufsn isbs?~ - S9ulse:
rSa, 0urdIaadt, 10 tOmmen fs BEL uns
arf bic Welt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

GeualtmaBrsgel. a.: v8ihen Sic
fein MitteI sesen ~iibersrose S9ldfristsit2"
g.: rStelen sic ii9 auf ben Ropf,
ba tOnnsn Sbuen bic ausen ni9t sufauen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Scim GefrntenuHterri6t. llntsrufisier:
r&srI, wenu bu 10 lang wdrsif, wis bu
oumm Bit, 10 miBtsit bu bod aus bsr
Da9rinne bss &ir9tburms iaufeu tons
nen"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Scribe Sritif. Dame: v9tun, mite sss
faat Sbnen bic neue Opera"
@ompOnif: Sd bate faif auit fs in
Wtuit Su issen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Som IeseH in bic Sraufe. 8irtb:
vIber, Serr Sirettor. sic finb
sspiB bunpsmib'." - Oireftor: vSros
nenpirt5, 10 ipri9t man bod nidt su einem
sebilosteu Mannel" - @irtb: rgnts
i6ulOisen Sie, Serr DIRECTOR, i3 meints
nur, neil sic 10 iaumGBia i9wissn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
Gin puriidtiaer @af. Sat: vReun

SHH VuF' FO"F' O0SI
bubsn sic &aesn i'm Saus?" - vSa,
guer @uaben; Stuta brei." - @ait
rSrinsen's bic brei 8asen ber!" = Sell:
ner: rSitte iebr, bite slei9!" (8rinsi
bic bret &atsn. = 9ait: $50, bic blet:
ben ba; iest Iaiisn g mir In Der Gi9s
einen Saienbraten maden!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Brin3 Seinri6 XIII. &euB, Se'
fonbe: lieutenant i'm @arbe Selbartiaerie;
&esimsnt, Der an einem 2unsenIeiben er:
trantt unb mad benz ausuitas5Oipitul ses
bra9t pOrben mat, 1T bort am 4. apriI
aeitorbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
9otel Griitlt,
So BIS IS @reenui6 q 100 Bis lOs
Gsp : @bur9 Streets,
Uep.porf.

6tr bstbrsn uHs unlrsr s,iddstsu suuSI5aft, Iopts
adeH 8etisHosn uou uue Ha4 europa ,ur SsuututblI
~trtuseu, oaB ptr unIsr felt IS Sabreu bsnsb,nSesJ s6r
santts tn Der Rdbt hes 9aitIe garSen uub Der DspOts Srr
pnidttSsnsu Dampfers stnisH unO 9iisnbabusu ssIs9,nss
9 a It bauS
UNI 50 usu s%iussrtat,ts Stmmsr prsrSstrt unb NIT t.hsu
sspauiattn Comfort ptriebsu babtn.
gurt bttit ~btosut,ubs @rwtitsruns Hnb MIR In rss soas
allen Auiprlteu 1nieru sstbrten gdite su srtIpreAeu uHS
werbsH pr eus tn uus ssftSts grtranea Tn iebu 8ss
sttbuus ptt btsbr bura rstae BsoisnuKa un6 mdstas
priis ~ re4tfrits.n iudtn.
Nota. Sur Gonfant eteo aus 9urtHbnrs (trakse
Der 4ematp tn uHir ssi2ait dnsstIttsn. G,Se-SDa
veartta 0aHss u &c., eis,HtSamu.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09
Postal Changes.

John +. Lang postal agent between
Essex junction and Boston by way of
Rutland, received notice Friday morn
ing that he would be succeeded by J. j.
Thompson, Wednesday, April H. Mr.
Lang was appointed postal agent SIX
years ago, holding at that time Il position
in the postotlice in this city. His appoint
ment was the result of Il petition signed
by the business men of this city regard
less of party utilization and their conf
dence was rewarded in ii remarkably short
time by Mr.. Lang's promotion to the
charge of a car. He at present has the
reputation of being one of the best agents
on the line, and only Democratic ad-
ministration would think of dismssing
him. Mr.. Thompson's promotion would
indicate that his service had been salts
factory on the Burlington and Lamoille
line and his friends in this city Will con
graduate him on his appointment. He
Will be succeeded by W. j. Madlgan now
postal agent between 81. Adams and St
Armand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09
lie Found 1T "Loaded'"

While man was engaged in adjusting
the carbons of an electric lamp at Rut-
land, he suddenly heard terrific scream,
and the lamp began 70 whirl around him
in the liyllest manner \ boy named Ilar-
per, who had just come from playing i'll
the water and was wet enough to be Il
good conductor, had seized the lower end
of the lamp ana become "grOunded.' He
either could not let 20 or did not think OF
. it and in dancing ABOUT, the projecting
metallic slide winch holds the lower car
bon in place badly lacerated the inside OF
his hand. As soon is connection was hro
ken he was Frustrated for a moment and
did not know of his injury bat restoration
followed quickly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09

Articles Of incorporation of the Com
mercial Union Telegraph company, with
a capital stock of 100000, divided into
1000 shares, have been filed. The incorpo-
rators are William O. stone of Bay City,
Mich, Charles ~ Arnold, Albany, ant
Addison b. Colyin and. Lester {. Dickin-
son, Glens Falls 1t Is proposed to con
struct Il telegraph line from Albany to
Troy, and thence through the town OF
northern terminus will he Rouses Point
via Caldwell and Glens Falls. The first
portion of the line, $50 miles of which will
be constructed by next tall, will be built
from Albany to Caldwell. Congressman
Burleigh has been rendered the preslden
Cy of the company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09
plans for Bellows Falls's New Town Hall
and LibrMrY Rmilding.

The plans for the town hall at Bellows
Falls have been adopted by the building
committee and work on it will begin at
once The building is to be one of the
finest in the State, will stand in the cen
tire of the lot, from either side of which
will extend slopng lawns. 1t is to be
of pressed brick with terra Gotta trim
mings, 20 feet front, lbs feet back and
three stories high, with a hip roof. On
the southeast corner will rise a clock
tower l32 feet high, surmounted by IL
Spire. The entrance will be in the centre
with a large and spacious store on the north
side and Il smaller store, probably TO be
used as q pOstOiliCe on the south In the rear
of the south store will be a large reading
room and library room capable of shelly
ing - 600 volumes. The entrance to the
library VIII he ON the south side, ap-
preached 10y walk leading from the front
of the building. In the rear of the library
will be Il large banquet hall with a seat
ing capacity Of 100 couples; also proper
ty room. On the second floor front will
be three Offices for various purposes.
These will be approached by adifIerent en-
trance from the one leading To the hall.
The hall proper will occupy the entire
rear portion of this floor and will he 20 by
SO with stage GO by 81, with all neces
sary attachments. The hall with gal
lery vii! have ii seating capacity OF 1850
which can be increased to ll00If neces
sary. The hall is to be furnished through
out with opera chairs arranged in IA semi
circle. The floor is to be on AN in
cline capable Of being lowered to
level when the hall is needed for pub
lie meetings, This rising and lowering i,
by means of sGafting on cable, an inven
ton of Mr. Adams and IA great improve
ment over the lacking system.
The third floor front is to he used as
dance hail and will be 20 by IS, which will
be large Ell ugh for most parties. Tn,
floors thrOu .hOut are to be of southern
pine and trimmings of native woods, am
the buildn.; lighted entirely with the Edi
son iuCAuQC scent LIGHTS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09

The cutters in the quarrieS of the Lake
Shore Slate company at West Castleton
have been ON strike for the past 10 days
They We're receiving 80 cents per cubic foot
for tunuelIng and struck for - cents. The
company offered them - cents bur they
would not yield Ii is now reported that
the company took the pumps out of the
tunnel on Thursday and viii not resume
working the quarry at present There
were about - men employed in the quar-
ny and mill. This will probably help the
slate works here, rs Mr. ;. l.. Hazard,
who was general manager and one of the
principal stockholders of the Lake Shore
Slate company, is the principal stocNhoId-
er in the Hazard Slate company OF this
place rs well rs general superintendent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09

At the annual meeting Of the board of
school commissioners, held last Friday
II. O. Wheeler was reelected superin.
teudent and Charles +. Alien clerk for the
ensuing year. The following are the
standing committees. of each Of which the
superintendent Is Cr-oUciO the chairman
On School houses and school property,
Commissioners !. c. Rutherford and j.
II. Roy on instruction, text books and
teachers, Commissioners ID. j. Foster, G..
f. Allen and II. II. Davis ON finance and
accounts, Commissioners {. f.. Allen, II.
II. Davis and j. H. Roy on rules and
regulations, Commissioners J. G. Ruther-
ford and ID. j. Foster. 1t wa, voted to pay
the superintendent Il salary of $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09
RUM HOLES RNIOED.


A Large Amount of Liquor SeCured-Dc.
scription of one OF the ncns.
sheriff Barton aud Deputy ShcrilIs Du-
mas and Wheeler, searched the premises
of William H. stone last Thursday and Sc
cured eight half barrels ana three cases
of lager, and six barrels of ale. The man
ner in which the liquor was secreted
showed great ingenuity, illustrating the
extreme caution necessary ON the part of
liquor dealers to avoid the penalty of the
law The officers went into the basement
of Stones establishment, where they
found man washing lager bottles to the
number of 800 or 50 in II large tub, and
there were also Il large number of lager
cases stored about the place, but no
liquor was in sight. Finally the sherif's
eye lighted upon a small cord in re-
mote corner extending from the ceiling
and hitchcd toa small hook i'm the side
of the wall. Releasing this cord he
heard something fail with a deep thud in
the mysterious regions overhead. This
was conclusive evidence that there WAS
some opening from the basement into the
upper part OF the building winch is UCCu-
pied by tcuements. Scrutinizing the
ceiling carefully the officers found a trap
door, and employ ing an innocent looking
ladder that lay conveniently near at hand
the trio asCendcd into the hitherto uueX-
plured region above them. What was
their qualification 10 find man named
O'Brlen at work hottllng beer by tine
light Of several lamps, the room being cut
oil from the outside world except from
below. They secured the amount of liquor
above named aud went ON their way re
joicing,
The officers next searched Shattuck :
/ restaurant where they found one Barrel Of
/ beer and two cases OF lager. The saloon
of {. II. Norton was also visited, but
nothing was found Norton having re
ceved intmaiOn of the intended visit OF
the officers and spilled what liquor be had
on hand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09

The result of the hearing in the case of
Edison w. Badger at st. AlDans last week
before United States Commissioner john
son, ON the charge Of counterfeting, was
that he was held for the grand jury ut the
May term of Circuit Court at Windsor, bail
being fixed at 500. He was held on the
charge of only passing counterfeit money,
not making it.
The case of the United States against
Charles II. Case of Swanton for smuggling
liquor WAS also heard. He gave bail IN
the sum of 5000 for his appearance ut the
May term.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09
100 Doses One Dollar
To the Editor of the Free Press
Our City Water Bonds.

10 the EOltOr OF the Free Press
A spe cial city meeting, held March 10,
1856, authorized the city council to issue
not exceeding &150,000 per cent 20-year
water bonds. L. How many of these bonds
were actually issued by the city council
? How many Of the bonds of this issue
have been redeemed and cancelled? VIII
some city official let us know?
VOTER.
Only $1,000 of the issue Of water bonds
about which "Noter" inquiries have baen
redeemed. The meeting which authorized
the above issue of bonds provided for a
sinking fund to take care of the water
bonds. From the funds provided by this
sinking fund Treasurer Doolttle cancelled
so, ZOE. of bonds 81 600. of which were of the
above issue. Since Mr. Weller became
treasurer of the city this sinking fund has
been nearly all invested in other securi-
ties and the fund now stands at 81 $50. in
vested and SLIM - uuinve-ted, or a total
sinking fund to provide for water bonds
of s9,5G4.1j in addition to the so, 100 re
deemed Ed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09

The Washington CORE, pOudent Of the
Springfield RcpUbiic0H writes that paper
as follows "B. b. Smalley was here last
week, full as usual of interesting Vermont
gossip He thinks that Speaker Batchel-
der is pretty sure to be nominated by the
Republicans for governor this fall, though
if Gen. Wells is a candidate, he will be a
formidable competitor. Smalley repeats
what he has 50 often said before that he
expects to see Mr.. Edmunds reelected,
and that the Democrats will not take any
part against him. This is the position he
has always taken, but it is well understood
that the Democrats are really planning to
help defeat Edmunds. Smalley may not
be in it, but it is going on, just the same.
Smalley will be confirmed, for all the
charges which have been on file in the
treasury against his predecessor are with
drawn and the change now stands as a re-
mova simply for political reasons. Sinai
ley is well liked by every one and no one
will be sorry to see him get his place, So
far as personal considerations are con
Cerueu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09

When the weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want of appetite,
duness, languor, and lassitudc, afilict
almost the entire human family, and scrof-
ua and other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. 1t is i'm
possible to throw,off this debility and expel
humors from the blood without the aid Of a
reliable medicine like Hoods Sarsaparlla.
81 could not sleep, and would get up in
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out Of bed. | had no appetite, and my
face wound bronx ont with nimples. | bought