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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The KenAsb,c Journal says the town
Of PARIS voted 10 rebuild he buildiags re-
Gently Destroyed ty Grs on the town
farm. We question the accuracy Of the
statement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The spring session Of the Oxford
County Educational Association will &c
held AZ Oxford. Wednesday and Thurs
day. April 2s,h and 10Th Further par
t~ieulsrs viii Be given nexi week.
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HORN.

In C.ntou. Apr. oh. q H. wuk q A. DsLNa. =
dsaEhtsr. APf. "a, - Ne us q VI. bshof, q
IsHnn. Mar soh. % he -is q niass BuAsisr.
In Sos-s,. Apr al. q, he -is q Rs-ees Brsi
II E..s ss@ssr. Apr sna. - ~ -is ofroraaE.
foye, = taarhUr.
n tpion. NaE ItA. D. TIE wls q n n. fansr. .
daarhtsr. Msrch iah. - t1s VS. = Chare. itsn.
. "a.
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DIED..

In bib. Aprn I'D. zslna Il. Tuner. oldess
d.ash,sr q cL'a Turner AID - yssrs snd 10
IA Baslssl. Aprn III. rAas R.sord. ss.d 81
ysAp-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
TAIrn H MANI
OXFORD ..

OXFORD 80, ssprsue JudldL Court. February
Term. lisa.
Upoa the 6reeainx sait % enforce the lien claimei
upon Tie lad aai baliing above described, "a sp-
pearing o. the Court that sd defnianfs arr Do In.
kAblt4nfs of this state. sni have ~ tenant. agtut 90
attorney thsrin. md that they have ~ notios q the
penisbry ~ this sait.
IA /. orisrsd b. the Coar that TIE sad plainuf
potlD The said dekndsnis II The psuisnry thereof By
casing an sb.trsrt u the Writ, ufh this order
thsreon. o. b. published three weeks saoosssively In
The Otiord DVmocrst. = paper punted 81 rsns. In
.Ald Coaniy. III ART pablicsfion 81 ~ thirty days AZ
lsasf bsiors the nett term n sad Count. o. b. holden
a. Paris sf0rs AL, ca The Ard Tuesday q MAJ, neat,
% The eni that ths SAID defendants. may then sBi
there appear a ssii Coart snd skos cause II any tksy
have. Why ladgnent should hot b. rtnisred tksreoa
AMI execatlon issaed sccondingly. Al.o upon The
foregoing suit 10 enforce the lieu claimed upon the
property above described. Il appearing % tie Court
that the Labor sued GO us not fauisked b. . con-
tract wifh The owner q ssid property sbi that sad
esnsr has no nOtice u ssid saIi. II IL orisred By the
Court that The plslntd give notice 30 the owner % the
property attached on s.ii suit. by csasing an abstract
u sad writ and tAls order q COur thereon, % bs
publishei three weeks snccesslysly m the Otbri
Dymocrsf. q paper printed a Paris. In said County,
the ART pablicsfion 10 b. thirty days a least hebre
TIE neat term q said Court % g. held AZ Psus, On ne
first Tuesday q Nay. isss. n The end that he s.ii
o~nsr u ssid propsrty may thsn and there appear
a sNi Court, and ~ admitted % defsni. and become
q party % sad suii. lfthey sk.ll see esass.
Arrrsri ALBERT =. AUSTIN, Clerk.
Abstract q said WIT and ccpy q ordsp % cosr
thefeon.
ATTEST ALBERT =. AUSTIN. Clerk.
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A Cam.
Idesire 10 express my deep sense OF OBJ
legation TO all persons who were directly
or indirectly interested In my recent tes-
tlmonlal entertainment, aud I take this
method OF thanking them.
EpwARp y. pAnSrR.
80. Prrs. Ne, Aprl 10. 1885.
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NOTICE.

TIE Flrn OF q. Richsrssoa a Co, General
usrsssrs Dealers. s.. Paris. Me-. being sbest
I, b. dissolved 81 mstssl oessesf. owisG 20 he
esntsmplsIei removal % NJ. C.k hiehsfd-en
% Man apsiis, Minis. ell persons Indebted ieths
arm are hsrsey rquesssa ~ s.ks ,n.sane
"a. rsils, Mar. -. iss.
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Nsssss 81 sssssa nssu.g % crsSissss ..
1nsetvsnsy.

mo- Hg ereditsu sf Jssaihsa @. H.tlst. Of
Oxford. IN ne County ef oxford ssd stats Of
Maine, lsseivest Dsbtor-i es Are hsr.ey bounsd,
Of issslvessy tor sAid County Of 0sfevd ne seo.
ssl Msstias % The Cre1ifors q sstd insolvest. 10
sy sistsa 10 be held - Ne Probate cesr ftsoa
the 1ist day sf Ar, A. ID. IN. 90 . o'cie<k 10
ne torssooo. Toe vii govern yourselves accord
Givss usdsr nv hssd sss the order Of Court
Lkis 17th dav u MAJ, a. ID. tsS.
HkHaiCK q. DAVIS RsGtsssr cf he Coart q
Iasolvesey fos said Cosnty q OHiosd.
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In BaekaslL. Apnl sA, ~ cub<r Barrett. E.q.
J. A Creksr q Nes Minst. % MIS- l. Whit
ma u narktelL
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NeNt Door Go Andrew House.
SOUTH PARIS.
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE.

sls,isi IN Na.asF niosk. S1sih Paris sai
ne Oaly ssep ia ne village. Ttfrv . . .seoi
Iaeai Trade he -hok Fetf. ast . isFss rras
shsat Trste taHas ths ssnmsf ahi fsll II 10
ne bet Op<niug In thls parl q ne state fsf .
shsp uth eay one chaf ksssoa TO 'ellff
fhAfrs q t1sI nsss % scfraat q tsslth. al o.
% Atiffss, DAVID : hNAfF
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r~nus-0eariy Subscriptions uAA n paid
stTiclly In sfvNnce othsr~i-e. go pcr lcsr
sinElo ooples Dar ccntA
AbvHTfsusExrs-An legal ADVERTISEMENT
are gfvsn thrco consecutive Insertions for 10
Per Inch In lensth % column ffoosie no.lees
rvlstinE % RAJ Estate. Which sre 80 each
speclA contrarts male ~ith locAl. transient 90
yearly sivertiser.
IL eel .tockel With nss materials for doinE
al kinda % plain CO hncy Job printing An
sxrsriencedl ob printer IL Always IN m once.
AM a. our pros~Es arr ran oy steam. Se cAn
guAuntee prOmpt and sAistActoy Sot.
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DON'T SWEAR |

when you hurt yosr.slf TIT sonethiss better ff
uaiaa-nakss's Great Amsstsan specific.
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10 liable 10 happen N
sny one a any tine. A
csssss q sprsin.
= soflea fail ~rtnehes
q shoulder q quich
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

N. LOCKE. Treasurer
ofihs Town Of k'sbuD.
R.xba,y. April ah, is-L
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SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.


Trf Cunuerafcnl Chufrh. Rev. A. u. ftu.
r.siof' Ga sa1isy. preschns serics, tou AZ.
S.bhafh school. = teaehef's mestlng. At a..
yoang peoples nsetinE. ar ~. ruyd nssunE.
ass. Wednesday prayer mestine. 10.
NahaiIst Curh. lev. =. iiocpsf. fastort O.
saaasy. preashing ssrice. no A. ~. sabbeth.
$3.50, III = mufulnx puYsf mretiue. 80 A n.
stenlnr Tfsfsf mfstlas. eO p n. fuesi.y rryei
msaunr.fIFN Class nestlnx. frist. IA ?. =.
nsffIsi Our,h. Rev. !. n Cnehrns, fasioE 90
ssnitr. prrafhIng ssrvtce '. - ~.ohsth ~hcl
noFs n. rafgf mfftlnE - ,. n FRIDAY eva.
inr prayer mfetaa. -.
sfarun nnNrINoA.
TAA. n. Regular msstlhg Tuesday s'en.ng "a
e. t9Grs nl maan.
100 T-Noant Ma Lcirv. reu'ar raestisr'
nurslay steulng q ssrh week. Aurufs lncanr
ms. 6rst al tklri Msatay svsuinrs 81 esch ms.utl
4. n u-l'sus 1fAnge. ssccoi s-inriAF 81 se'
urnth.
Goiisn Cru.a -ssocnis al third Tussdya
LOT T.-Sa fsus Leirs, Ne an. meets even
Muuiar eteninr IN ne hstheiist NsstJ.
knlrfs II tahcf.-~ cufh fars AssgmhlF. Ne
Aes uss,. ever s.iarlsy s,suins In iins'cft Hal
NJ n Axrx. Nth = Echarl.oh A Co, !, OF
lra oouvsranltni o. ~outh Ears. .
rInEis ocpius ofths OxroeD DtsccaAr ar ~ az
a. eerr, bug ~tors. OH fsno~s' hicck. ofAns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

of Veterans, met at G. A. Il hail Tues
day evening with full attendance. The
camp voted to livc an entertainment in
City Hall on "Wednesday evening. Nor
10. A committee consisting OF j. T. Fox,
George Wright. George f.. Trick, ID. VI.
Dodge, A. l.. Beach and H. j. Walker
were appointed t. arrange programmes.
A fine entertainment is expected, lull no
tice of which will be gwen later. The
camp will drill one hour every evening Of
the meeting. The camp is in good ami
prosperous condition, having 30 members
III good standing.
The yacht Gypsie has just returned from
a cruise which those who enjoyed 1t pro-
nounce delightful The party consisted
of Commodore II. NJ. Phelps, George
Lowrey, NJ. W. Johnson and Fred Bur
rift. They left Burlington Tuesday and
were thoroughly seasoned by being out in
the terrific yale that afternoon. They
stopped AT various places, had good luck
in fishing, and enjoyed themselves gener-
ally. One day they were the guests of
John IL. Thorp at Thompson's Point,
Charlotte, and were royalty entertained.
The other members of the party say if it
had not been for Mr.. Phelps they would
have been drowned Tue sday sure.
a party consisting Of Gen. Henry, Al
dcrman Johnson, Messrs. Lord, Shcdd, >.
Walker, sumner, Gates, Pope Of this city,
and Messrs. Cole and Celley OF Winooski,
and their invited guests, to the mum Der OF
30, chartered the acknowledgements and
went to Cedar Beach. \ number of labor
ing men We're taken along for the purpose
Of erecting windmill, which will be one
of the largest in the state, to furnish
power for the waterworks which the pro
prietors are building. They will use about
1900 feet of main piping, and will construct
a reservoir of about 5000 gallons capacity,
from which it is the intention to supply
water to every cottage ON the grounds.
This will he great addition to this most
pODuIar summer resort,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

Bo>roN. oct q, loo6.
Euttcr has been dun and prices ur.
easier The sdcs OF extra Nprthcrn and
Eastern cream ny hay, Teen at :, Cl soc,
Northern DAIRY at ~ @ 2ic, Western
dairy at lO1lic, lmitdt II creamery at l+ulec,
ana hdlc pdckedat T. N ljc T. 10.
Cheese has been moving slowly, with sales
Of Northern extra at l2,tl->sc, fHuc! l3di3-a,
Western alI.asdl2c, T. H..
Eggs are are III 9 Odvratc demand ard
steady, with sales OF extra Eastern at - a.
2ic. and fancy at % a y c. New YORK at - :
a. &c. western at &c, and Nova Scotia at
Beans are in fair demand and firm, with
safes of Vermont haud-pickci at 81 50 a. -,
New YORK at ; 20 o. 81 -, and medium at
81 % GGSl 20 per bushc
Canada peas are selling in small lots at pre-
Nluus prices.
Potatoes are in good demand aud trim,
with sales OF Rose at 4iMj0c. hcbrOus at 4@d
SOC, ANA Proltics at 4s5i DC T. bush.
Sweet potatoes range from 81 ~ a g - T.
bb
Dried apples are in moderate jobpinv de-
muId.
Poultry j. quiet and steady, with sale, of
choice SliiH4 Chickens AT Il a l9c t. H.
choice turkeys AT iS1.O.
Pork Il selling fairly and prices are steady
Inc sales OF old ncsN at 81, ana new at
az o. T.; extra prime AT $40 80 l1 ia, and
clear ami backs at Sl3 ~ a. ID = LJl.
l{ccl l. steady we quote mess and extra
at - 90 a. ~ 30 and plate and family at $40 a
Lard is in moderate demand at ,@7l4c q H.
smoked Hams are III demand at l2l3 a l3l
T. H. as to quality.
The wool mar ket has been firm on both
domestic ana foreign wool, and the demand
tood; in ohio ana PcuusN kania me wu>hDd
llecccs the e have been sales 0t Y at 5ilt, 4l.c
AN at S3d Bic, and Xxx and above at 3,N Sc
= 10. Michigan lie ccCs are trim at Sc Tor y.
No. clothing woods are scarce ana firm. Witn
of ohio al 3~N SIC ANA MIcnig,n a. suisse 80
u. tomDhg and dclu fleece, are IN de-
indud and The supply is,hoIt. y" clmuiu-
Is Ohc' ed at iUt for ONO and 3-M3~t for HICh-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
OrsamlIs Wiikinn'c E,tntr.

STATE or VERMONT, The E,n,ra-
DISTRICT or CHITTENuEN. -. Fl hlr the PROF. &c
Court for the District OF th.ttrudru.
To the heirs and all persons Interested ~
the estate OF or,HuuS NukIus. ut'ut Milton,
IN sand district, deceased, RtIJrl>G
whereas. application hdth been WtIy tot'ls
court nm writing, los the Administrator &C.
sad estate, praying tor license and uutlNt-
ltN TO sou the whole ct the IoAI c-tar, ot -.,.
dc cr' srd, Or the payment ct orht- r.t-
charges OF administration. setting ioJ-.
therein ia, amount OF debts duc tr.H 5 G
d 'ccu~'d, the churlCs of utrU.i>tr. tlou. g.,
amount of pcr,onal estate ANA the -uUaf
ot the real estate.
NhVroupou, tnc said court appointed
assigned the 18th day uiINUgMh,r, l~-b, 90. t.,
Probate Court rooms, in said district. tu l,tr
and decide upon said application aud pCtlUu..,
ana ordered public notice thereof 20 b., ylvru
TO all pc sonS Interested therein, 10y publishing
tins order, tOlCthcr with the time and pl r'
ul hearing, three weeks Suvccs>iNClN iu nc
burlington Free Press, newspaper wi q
clrCulutcs in the nCighhOrhuud of those ttt
sons interested in said estate, all which pub
LEGATIONS shall he previous to the day aSsi- u
for hearing.
Therefore, yOu are hereby notified tOapu,aT
before said court nj the time uut place ass 'cp-
ed, then ana there IN sand court, to maxi, NuHf
objections TO the granting of such license. =
You see cause.
Given under nv hand M tb, Probate Count
rooms, tins 2ot' day ct Nc,utc', 1858.
l7w2w l.e-,-.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

The business Of the Franklin County
C,Wu WAS resumed again Tuesday after
aeon, "A,n Judge Taft I'll Burlington
presided ia uua -,ar in which the First
NatI,ua baan J., iuIcrt,,cI This case
vets continued un mouuu. The cases of
-lHlr " BralurrI. 50 long upon the
docket, nav" been disposed OF 10y allowing
il plea OF guilty 20 he entered III each case
aud Il fine OF 500 10 be imposed for each
offence. This VIII make the total amount
TO be paid about $500. Other cases ON the
docket We're disposed of 10y Judge Royce.
This does up the business of the SeUtem-
Der tern. Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
nOIORIOUS CRIMINAL CAPTURED.
Eug ne Carpenter Sound over TO County
lnmrt for The IIighMAN KnhherN.


Eugene Carpenter was arraigned in tho
Clty Court Tuesday on the charge of
highway robbery and nfterun examination
was bound over to the County Cotst in the
sum OF $500. One evening recently he
assaulted Henry Whittle AT the corner of
Maple and Battery streets, and after knock
ing the latter down took from his pocket
SILVER watch and chain He was subse-
quently arrested, but the watch was not
found ON him. He claimed to have sold
the watch to Beef lhshaway, who when
approached on the subject 10y Depuj ySherln
Dumas, admitted having bought IT, hut
stated that he had sold it to Peter LAudon
VINO was absent in Bristol, but who would
return Monday night. At train time that
evening Officer Dumas was at the depot,
ana upon seeing landon, demanded the
watch, which was surrendered, and proved
to be he right one
a short time since CARPENTER stole a
watch and - from his bruther-iH-law one
Brown OF l5rattlebUro, while the latter
was lying intoxicated between two build
lhGs on Battery street. Carpenter has
served two terms in the State prison for
lobheiy and aSsaulliug an officer and il
likely 10 renew MS service to the State.
lie VIII he taken to she House of Correc
llpu u dty to serve 1G days for iutoNicH-
tiuu after " hich he VIII be brought back
mere L. jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

The fourteenth annual meeting Of the
Vermont Cavalry Reunion society viii he
held at Montpelier, November .. There
Will be the usual business meeting at the
State House in the afternoon, aud the
banquet in charge of the LADIES' Relief
corp, will occur in the evening.
The address viii be delivered by Prof.
J. T.. Goolrch, the brave and faithful
chaplain Of the regiment and will be OF
rare interest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

The marriage of Robert Roberts, Esq
and Miss Minnie, only daughter of Ed
ward Lyman, Esq, took place at the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. Lyman. Wednesday evening
Rev. c. f. Carter performing the cere
moDy. Only the immediate relations and
friends of the contracting parties were
present at the marriage service, but at
he elegant reception which followed, the
beauty and wealth of Burlington was fully
represented.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
COCkEE'S
AMTi-EYLEG9GgS
PILLS,

THE GREAT ENGLISHR REMEDY
For Liver. Bile digestion. etc Ere, from MGR
curry . contains only l1rt Vegetable Iu-leli.uLA
Agent 4. \. CRIrTEATON, New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

The next reunion of the Sth regiment
Vermont volunteers, is called to meet at
Montpelier, Nov. ., 1856 The business
meeting will he held at the hall of the &.
AR, at3 O'Clock p. IN. EX-Gov. J. L. Bars
tow and II. L. Hin VIII read papers ON
our service IN Louisiana and Virginia.
The banquet VIII be furnished By
Women's Relief Corps in the hail of the
Golden Fleece, the LIST Vermont cavalry
uniting Round trip tickets will be fur
nished by the Central Vermont and Pas
-umpsic railroads. Conductors on the
Connecticut River railroad viii give re-
turn checks if called for on the way to
Montpelier. The secretsry will furnish
return checks on all other railroads in
Vermont,
The secretary, NJ Ferrin OF Essex
Junction, desires notice Of the death OF
any comrade; also Of any change in post
Office address.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
appointment of Route Agent.

"Aleck" Noble, for 20 years or more
route agent over the Central road, re
signed October doubtless to forestall a
remOval-and Frank Gillett OF Richmond
has his place. The latter will probably
make competent agent when he gains
experience in the duties.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

services were held one It ptayerand praise
service in the muin audience room. in
charge Of Rev. f. j. par,y. aud the other
an inquiry meeting in the lecture room,
conducted by Rev. MIR. Mills and the re-
manning pastors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

BURLINGTON. Oct. 10,

DIhLINGION, Oct. ~, 1850,
L,,,..or.. bi,,b.,. I'm. ,,..,l,. i.,-t,..,. ,
49,
H'''"9 HtiI' WIN 10 cn"nSe III 'etalI
prices fIuur' DAIRY products ana meats
are U"tHth-tu. Inc luiIuNIHS are To-
gay quotations
Fruits and Vegetables.
Ouincas - cents 81 neck peacha. mr..
ouf a. mnrknt Cnrcnrd and Tnno
cranes. : CENTS tnurd prars IN tn ~
cent, II neck. DrmWarr names 10 ,n ~
cent, "A a puuud For caiIuin,, 81 r. - M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

LITTLE FALLS. \. Y. Oct. Is.

LIIILE FALIN, \. I, UCI. 4.
CHEESE lower, r;,los of-o0 boNcs at 10. 500
lel, 3lO0 AT II, ~ at li-, so at ia. 80 on
commission ana $50 iaim DAIRY az TO- tILIlle
Buzz AT llla. Butter Solcs Of i0u pa 'kapts
at 2l"2i; bulk a. $3.50 packages OF creamery
at - cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
WANTED.

At Free Press ONCE, a copy of the Weekly
FREE PRsss Of August Il, loSC, for hlcs.
l7,wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

nr t,uc.eu.
AIr. AIMS tu,u called upou those to
cuir, 10 tine liuut OF the cDuiuh VINO hdu
an, ouecla, concern Tor ANY SOU, ava were
WI,Ii,., 10 one. ulaNtr iOr tneiu, ana also
.,Ii vI,,1 I>,-t,. Ilni 'nl1stl,u. nm wished 10
n,c,,in,, lII,Ii,,,,,' a .ur.e number came
t,loAnrI and many earnest PRAYERS were
ntI.r.u k,uu,.i. tar ul,,Ntr we're also
hrnld ANA account, Of uri\ers that had
been answered.
AFTERNOON MEETING
Tnr Afternoon, meeting. ncld in The
-.,,,,. ,,.,.. .....,,... ..,. lu...ly +.
7""iN f'''~o' az
tended DytNeen 400 dud 800 i-'~"hN "''' =
present The passage uI cClip' ar" t"dd
was the li,n o. JJnn. containing ,.. oc-
.o,,,t ,r ;h.. ,..,.i,., nf I,z,ru. I.e
o'''"' " ''o i''''7'"7 49,,
text OF the discourse was PU ~ ~
ne o9th Nei~e 81 TINS chdp,eF "a"
Jesus sad, Take ye away tine s'''''
once listened, SAID Mir. Mills to hrot ncr
who mad been the means of winning a
great many sou :, ard he told why TINS
scene seemed to resemble Il revival OF true
religion. | have tried To- remember some
of the re-enblances he pointed out, aud
OF hers | have discovered myself In the
first place tins 1.-THE account of the death
and raising of Lazarus WAS Il very i'm
portaut matter. The question OF slCkness
and death is Il matter that always takes
precedence IN all our BONES. All social
considerations give way, and all business
considerations. If man must loose ten
thousand dollars, he luoses it, that
is all Everything bends to the condition
of that loved one 1t Is 50 at the time
of revival OF religion. 1t were better
hat man should sink all his business
interests than not to enjoy the blessed in
fluences OF such ii time as this. You
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
THE EVENING MEETING

The Baptist church was scarcely ubl, tu
contain the audience which assembled ~
the evening. \ service Of song was held
- minutes before the SERMON, led 10y a
large choir under the leadership Of Mr..
Cornell. The preaching service wa, prc-
coded by prayer 10y Rev. MI Squlcrs of
WAooski. Evangelist Mills chose MS
text from Acts xxi 10: And now why
tarrie~t thou ~ The preacher sand thar
he should devote ms sermon to show why
those who were hcsltHling about Incoming
Christians ehoult come 10 Christ az once.
There are no good rca~ous for becoming n
Christian at all, he said which ace NOT
good reasons for becoming one Tonight.
IhC preacher sci tOrth five principal rca-
sons for becoming a Christian lmncdiat,-
ly because the Christian will be saved
from Il life Of sin and the burden Of sin
There can be no peace until we are recon
Ciled to God. There must he llrepreSslblp
conflict until either God yields his way or
we yield our way. >. Not only does the
Christian become rid OF the burden Of sin,
but receives great blessing from the pres
ent service of God. Just SO far rs YOU do
the Will of God Will you have peace. 3.
future reward. Not only does the Chris
tlan have a blessing in present service,
but he is assured of future re
ward. You have ii in your power
here tonight, by taking firm
stand for Jesus, to lay up treasures in
heaven. 1. God needs your service to-
night, You can never have present influ-
ence again. If you have any manliness in
your heart, appeal 10 you ON behalf of
those whom your influence affect,
Any other TIME may be- too hate .. friend.
n0lO Is the time Nlll yuu come 10
Christ tonight
After the preaching service two otheL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
A DAY OF rItANER.


cess of the revival work.
"Wednesday was devoted toepccal prayer
ana eNhOrtation for the success of the re-
vival work being carried ON in this city.
Three meetings were held. morning, af-
tcrnoon and evening, and all were well at
tended, while the spirit of conservation
aud caruestness was greatly decpcned by
the exercises of the day The morning
meeting was held at 10 O'Clock ut The First
Congregational church. The audience
was chiefly composed OF ladies. as was The
case al lac O'n,r In'c .ngs also. Prayers
were offered, and selection of scripture
was read by Rev. Mr.. Mills, with run
ming commentary upon the text,
the passage chosen being Mark IT,.
Inc TEA. u tne discourse was
nom IA N,uao Ala; I, ~ hclCiUIe
liIu up ,ny plU. uI IOI tnc REMNANT mat are
ieil. Ii unv INST pI"ce, SAM Tue cNdnSei-
lst, tnOac NuO ,uc not saved need Guu )
oaiNduOu JuoU 40 inuCn "s IhOse no nave
come 10 OnIIo,, anu thcit are great
many luulr Vi tncln. III lhc ScCuhu pace,
We anUuIu pIdJ Iur the loliintiJ no. unlS
DeCuuse ,ncA need s..NutIuu, out BECAUSE
IueIU 10 not 1t man III burlington WnUnl
GOA 10 not itUIe ~ save IL Ne nave me iiHhL
sp,ril Ul plaJ cl ia aohlnS lul IT, No" t"dl
10 Il peCuIidl COnuItIOh "a Hudlls, Dui Il Is It
possible CUhuIUlUu. hC SpilICutl dll'"a-
pncIC III DuIunStun mI-nL nc 80 WARM d7
To tnelL every nedrt. IL ucpcuua On Us.
We are the ones VINO are Su'''-, 40 IIldNe
tins atmosphere. Let us pi"I III 'uch It
mduLei tnut ,nesc uDdulaNv ht"tlo may
DC UJuCuCu.
Mir. Mnls tuDu called upon those to
come 10 the llUut UI the CLuICh no hdu
ANY aptCldI concern Tor ANY sous ditA were
Milling 10 UiICI payer Tor lneuI, ana aI>u
all " NO We're HOt Christians buL " ieheu ~
become CnllslIans \ .arIe number came
forward aud many earnest prayers were
offered. Itequcs,o Tor prayer we're ais,
heard ana accounts Vi pray els lhdl Ltu
been ANSWERED.