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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-28
That $4,000 Already Regretted.

lfIOh Tue CulCdRO Journal
The President-Dan!
Dan-Tm here, sire.
The President-Maine goes even worse
than Vermont.
Din-lt seems So sire.
The President-The democratic national
committee talk of hauling out of New
York and concentrating all its work in the
West.
Dan-I understand so, sire
The President-And our only hope is in
Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin?
Dan-The leaders seem to think So
sire.
The President-Dan
Dan-Yes, sire.
Tn President-I wish | had that $40,
600 back,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-28

Mr.. N, Frohlichsten, of Mobile, Ala,
writes: take great pleasure in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, having used IL Tor severe attack of
Bronchitis and Catarrh. 1t give me instant
Ieier and entirely cured me and | have not
been afflicted since. | also beg TO state that
had tried other remedies with no good result.
Have also used Elec ric BtterS and DR.. Kings
New Lie Pills, both of which | can recon-
mend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, 10 sold on a positive
guarantee
Trial bottles free at Beaupre Lowrey'
Drug Store,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-28
ANOTHER YERMONTER.

hNOlhEh EthON LEM
Soon after my going TO Greensboro, Ala
bama, | met a DR.. Shaw, native of Chel-
sea, whose father well remembered. He
was regarded as a very active, able bust
ness man. | well remember character
istic remark he made III my hearing. He
was Oh the point of starting for Mobile on
some important business. 81 dislike to
90 just now" he said, "for the yellow
fever is prevailing there and ii | should
die, 1t wi be the same to me rs If all the
world died"
THE PROFESSIONAL MEN.
! found the professional men of that
section of the State very sociable and in
telligent and they would compare favora
bly, with like class in our New England
villages. The class alluded to included
lawyers, physicians, and clergymen. Bap
lists, Methodsts, Presbyterians, and Epis
copalians were well represented, by thell
respective pastors. The wife of the Epis
c. pal minister was native of North Car
DINA, Il relative of the late Governo
! Charles Paine Of Vermont, and a very in
| telligent lady. Her husbands name wa
| Avery, who had recently died, leaving tn
widow, among other things, a splendid
| library.
Two Presbyterian clergymen well re
| member by something remarkable in thel
possession-bUth having retired from &C
| tive service, one by reason of i'll healtI
| ana the other by reason of advanced age
! he name of one was Samuel Strudwick
lie was the owner of good cotton plar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-28

BENZ. w. Patton, of Globe Village, Mass.
says: "Having sOid WISTAR's BAISAM OF
WILD CHERRY or many years. aud USED it IN
my family Wi, the most $ tlfdctOry results, |
can with confidence say that III my estimation
it is the best remedy in the market for coughs,
colds and tn rudt and lung Diseases"
The evening world., 1888-04-23
, Constitutional Catarh.

No single disease has entsilod mora sufsring or has
tened the breaking mp Of the constitution than Ostarrh.
The sense Of smell. Of taste. Of sight. 6f hearing, the
human voice. the mind lone or more. and somstimes
nll-yisld to it, destructive influence. The poison 10 dis
tributes throughout tho system attacks evsry vital force
and breaks up the most robust OF constitutions. Ignored,
because but little understood. by most physicians. impo-
tcntly assahed by quacks and chariatans. those suffering
nom II have little hope to be relieved Of It this side Of
the grave. # is time, then. that the popular treatment
OF this terrible disease by remedies within the reach Of
all passed into hands at once competent and trust
worthy. The new and hith 'rto uutried method adopted
by DR.. Sanford in the preparation Of his RADICAL
CURE has won the hearty approval of thousands. ID
is instantaneous In ahordinR relief In all head colds.
sneeZlng, spufling and obstructed breathing. and rap
Idly removes the most oppressive symptoms. clearing
the head. sweetenlnQ the breath. restoring the senses Of
smell. taste and hearing. and neutI slizing the c%onstitu-
tional tendency Of the disease towards the lungs. liver
and kidneys.
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle Of
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and IMPROVED lNFALERi price. 81.
POTTER d. b 4 CHEMICAL Co.. BOSTON.
The evening world., 1888-04-23

young man who called. Nero, Nero, come
Nero" The dog went at once to his master,
who petted his curly black coat.
John, take Nero in and give him his
breakfast" said the young man to'the gar
dener.
The house from which the young man had
come was not very poor in appearance. and
yet not very rich. 1t had the appearance OF
a comfortable home. It had on each sid a
small garden arranged with different kinds
of plants. 1t was a very pretty place indeed.
Towards the rear of the house was a stable
near which was standing a. beautiful horse
ready to take his master for his morning OK
ercise. The young man, whose name was
Robert Cane, crossed over to where the horse
was standing, and with the help OF the
stableman, swung himself into the saddle.
He was a handsome man, with silky black
hair and mustache. regular features and hne
white teeth. He lived alone just now, a. MS
mother and sister and uncle were travelling
The evening world., 1888-04-23

He was twenty-one years of age. His sister
was a pretty blonde of seventeen. His mother
was a stately old lady, and it could be seen
that she was once very beautiful. His UNCLE
was very wealthy, but il seemed he never
could like Robert. Robert had never done
done anything TO displease his uncle, but he
was like his unfortunate father, and his uncle
(Mr. Dune) was never pleased with Mr.. Cape,
who was now dead. Roberts sister being
very much like his mother was a great favor
lite with Mr.. Dune.
Now that l have described Mr.. Cape's peo-
pie we will look about one mile away where
stands a beautiful mansion situated near a
magnificent lake. We will peep into the
sleeping apartment, where we will meet one
of the most interesting persons Of our story.
The family consisted of u Mr.. and Mrs.
Duane and two beautiful daughters. one of
them, Primrose. a brunette of twenty. The
younger and pet of the house was Vivian, IA
pretty blonde of eighteen.
Well, on this particular morning, Vivian,
on awaking, said II think will go with
Ruby (Ruby was her maid to the lake"
II did not take her long to dress, and in a
few minutes she was ready with her large
The evening world., 1888-04-23
WHY THEIR VISION Is DEFECTIVE.
nitrsburg Iron-Hcatcrs Are Alusost All Near
Sighted.

ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD
PITTsBURa, Pa, April 90. 1t Ia a fact that a large
percentage Of the men employed as heaters In the
Iron mills OF Pittsburg are more or less troubled
vita defective vision, the pa;uie Of their work COM
pellinr them 10 gaze for protracted periods upon the
intensely dazzling light OF metal at white heat,
which they must be able to distinguish from the
danes OF burning gas which surround 1t. Secre-
tary VIM. Martin, OF the Amalgamated Association
OF Iron and steel Workers in PIt,sburg, says that
among men who have worked for a few years in the
iron mills ar-s'ghtsdncNs or weakness Of the eyes
! = almost universal, and advised Tue reporter 10
interview a lew OF the employ ecs OF any mill in the
city TO test this statement.
This was done, resulting in confirmation from
half u dozen heaters in one OF the largest rolling
mills In the city. The men seen mad worked In the
Iron mills Tor periods ranging from three to twenty
years, and with very slight differences their powers
same manner. TEey are unane to dis
'ingu sh small objecls at any considerable dis
an ordinary newspaper: another pointed out II
clock with a dial n foot In diameter ana sail he
coulI not ace the hauds ten feet away. with one
tie trouble was permanent anu unvarylng, while
anothcr's eyes were restored to their normal con-
dillon II he stopped a month. None of hem eX-
perieHce rain aud II does not seem to have occurred
TO any one that II PHYSICIANS services were needed.
They regard tie cnAnee that takes place IN their
eyes as a sort OF process OF ''gettinR used" TO
nece. Bdry requirem .nts of tneir trade.
Inc reporter oil looking into one OF their blazing
heaters could distinguish only a binding glare,
scarcely Inferior To the dazzling light Of the sun It.
SELF. Yet these men mus; tie able 10 see clearly
the white-hot ma'ses OF metal through the nilnes
The difficulty of doug tuis may be com.
pared to that which would he experienced
al tTyanS 'S YoPP 'rT ise e SaS sr,s@i r Ssa,e s@r9 %Ss,
It with az mncn ease as n the hot iron were 30 much
wood %,noatlnt In water. They say that no degree
niOllnsetime, and that since the employment ~
natural gas IN the furnaces the dtricnlty has he
come much greater and the elect upon the eye
more pronounced.
The evening world., 1888-04-23
NO DOLLARS, no SONGS.
The Hard Times an Opern Company Ex-
pcricuced In Chicago.

lsPEcIAL TO THE WORLD
CHICAGO, April 2S When NJ. MaugG's French
Opera Company, which has been playing grand
and light opera at the Columbia Theatre for three
weeks, started for Washington last night. 1t left
half Of It's baggage In the hands OF irate and ia-
placable hotei-keepers US security for unpaid board
bills. In q general row among the singers before
last nights performance 1t came to light that the
company has been on the financial shoals for some
time. The salaries Of most Of the singers are away
out Of sight, they are so far behind. Wednesday
night, just before the performance OF Robert
lie Diable. NJ. Denoye, the principal basso, struck
the manager for 800 and refused 10 go on unless
he was paid. representations were of no avail, and
az the manager was penniless the company 10 said
70 placate the mighty Dsnoye.
Friday night Hamlet" was to have been sung, and
just before the curtain went up Mile. Hervey, the So
pranc, who was cast Tor Ophena, struck for the
81 800 due her. She kept the performance waiting
while the manager argued the case with her In two
languages and a pantomime, but she was lnnexibie.
30 the h at WIS passed again, ana the company con-
tributed $40, and Mile, Hervey sang. Saturday
afternoon Mile. Grandin, who was cast for the lead
Ing part in "Le Petit Faust" pursused exactly
the same tactics, and the hat went around again.
Last nights performance was "1royaiore." and
II was preceded by more OF the same sort Of thing.
the opera, but the distracted manager held the peo-
pie together by pr inises OF a golden harvest In
Washington, and got them away with as much of
the baggage M they could get. Business here has
been very poor, though the performances were
highly praised.
The evening world., 1888-04-23

Rmma Madden, and ,sLove and Law for Miss
Louise sppford. Some Of these verses ere really
excefentt and ought tpA' Rc,nwSL Therf s.a
story TO - Amanusns,s,, Sbui thatshaii not be re-.
vealed here.
sod Lavender ~ will be revived tonight at Har-
r'gan's. and the many friends II made when It was
nrst given q metropolitan representation will
doubtless be thereon al least as many OF them as
can be conveniently in the theatre.
nOld Lavender - IL excellent IN It's way, and Mr..
HarrigaD is wise TO revive ~.
At tho Thalia Theatre Ludwig Barnay. Ernat
Possart and Nine. Gertrude Giers will again ap-
pear tubs week. The Rohhers " will he given to-
night, - Faust :" tomorrow night: "Wednesday,
90 Profepseil - Thursday, Hamlet" FRIDAY,
-" KAN" and Saturday, for BarnHy's benefit,
4" William Tell" The triple attraction Is crowding
Manager Ainberg's theatre AT each performance.
The right to possess the Fourteenth street Thea
tire after May I has caused some poetic illusions, q
specimen OF which IL gwen below:
HILL AND HAwoRTH TO LACY AND ARTHUR.
We thought we had surely liked II our way
To open out there the sevcntD OF May,
But the singular charm
or the great I" SIN Alarm
Has put upon us a most awkward delay.
LACY AND ARTHUR TO hill AND nAwoRTH.
There was no agreement for you or your play
To open out here the seventh OF May,
For the singular charm
OF The great 90 Still Alarm"
Confirms our opinion that We come to stay.
The evening world., 1888-04-23

Robert Cape heard the scream and rode
faster until he came to the lake, md seeing
Vivian coming up to the surface of the water,
pulled off his coat and jumped in after her.
lie succeeded in catching hold of her arm
IL swan with her to the shore.
As he placed Niyiln on the grass, the sun
shone on her face and he Thought he had
never seen such n beautiful girl before.
Ruby had revived, and Robert called to her.
She came forward and with choking sobs
thanked him for saving her MISTRESS life.
"There, there, my good girl, ] only did
my duty 50 stop crying and help me restore
your mistress"
Ruby Gained down, and brought from the
depths of her pocket a small smelling bottle.
In a few momeu Vivian looked up and
exclaimed Where am I" and throwing
herself into Ruby's arms cried like a child.
I" Don't cry so, dear" said RUBY . here
is IA gentleman who rescued you from drown
ing" Vivian glanced at Robert and sa Il:
" hope YOU will excuse me for acting 50
childish, but Tam not quite over the shock.
1t was very good in you to save me, a
stranger. and / would GlIdly do anything in
my power for you to show you how grateful
The evening world., 1888-04-23
New York Markets.

WHEAT. June options opened at Saturdays clos.
ing quotation Ct $3.50. Market about steady and
advanced to 931sc.
COTTON. Cotton opened 8 to 4 points up on early
months ana Q points up on the Later mon,hs. Abrii,
O. 80; May, 30; June, 70; July, ass; Aug. 4,
9.95; Sept. o. II; Oct. 0.4l; Now, 9.;S; Dec. 4,
s.Ss; Jan, 20. Liverpool futures steady. Local
steady.
saior5av;. clos,nS npo,ation 10 In,l"us. Az, '
IL. IS: Nav, II. %: june, 10. rs; July, 10. IS; Aug. ,
~. 10; Sept. ll.05; Oct, Now. Dec. l0c. Jan.
steady, local steady.
PETROLEUM. Pipe Line certificates opened Nc.
above Saturdays closing quotations nj 81. Inc
market advanced 10 $50. but subsequently weak
end to S6L.
The evening world., 1888-04-23

Va, utu jill ohO thiitu
to go the distance. The run lasted more than
forty-two minutes. Garter thinks the race on
next Saturday a certainty for his team, the
Suburban Harriers, and the individual cham
pionship a hard go between Connect, Gilbert
and himself. Connect, Regain (who ran sec
ond to Carter in this race last year, and G.. G.
Hughes are about the only ones who think
the Irishman's chances any way good. It will
be q grand race. and there ought to be as big
q crowd to see it as saw the battle on Irish
turf between Carter, the Rose, and Connect,
the Shrmaock.
A hard; glove contest to a finish between
"Lol" White and Eugene Hornbecker is
among the events set down to come of dur
ing the next three days. Hornbecker is a
known game one and a fast fighter. Whites
friends promise that their mar will make q
desperate battle.
George La Blanche, the Marine, will spar
with his partner, Patsy Kerrigan, at the
Broad Street Opera House, Philadelphia,
this week. "a Blanche says that he has tried
every way to get on with Jem Fell. but that
the Yorkshireman does not seem to fancy
the job.
Ex-Amateur Champion Ford will make his
first appearance at the games at Fleetwood
Park on next Saturday Afternoon. He Will
run in the 120-yard dash, as will Sheriff.. the
Yale crack, who has recently become a New
York Athletic Club man. 1t will take some
great ~sprinting to beat these runners. Ford
o the championship at l2O yards in 1886
and Sheriff. in 1887.
Fifteen boats of the New York Athletic
Clubs racing feet will be moved up to the
Travers Island quarters in a day or two, SO
Davy Roach says. These shells will be stored
there until the new lighthouses are ready to
receive them. Tn Mercury-foot men will
train for the Harlem regatta at their present
floats on the Harlem. The removal will give
m~uch-needed room for the active crews.
James A.. Keenan,. champion handball
player of Australia, has challenged Philiu
Casey, champion of America, to play a seriet
of matches for $1,000 a side and the handbal
championship of the world.
The evening world., 1888-04-23
The Flying Dove Of Peace

A richly frosted auiverinE. flying Dove. A Dream Of
Life screen calendar. An imported ideal head. An i'm
ported frosted snow scene and a full set of magnificent
floral cards. Fourteen artistic pieces. Sent to any one
who will buy from a druggist a box of the genuine Dr..
O. McLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS (price IS cts.)
and mail US the outside wrapper from the box with
cents in stamps. Write your address plainly. FLEMING
Bros. Pittsburg. Pa.
DR.. @. McLANE's LIVER PILLS are q sure cure for
Sick neadaohe. Biiousnsss and Dyspepsia. They are
peculiarly adapted for ladies, and are absolutely safe.
prepared from the purest materials.
The evening world., 1888-04-23

N.-Elij IN and Elisha were probably not related
there Ii no reason for believing that they were.
A. T total bonded debt OF the United
States Is 5000, lsd, $50. IL has Il debt Of Sd46. GA, III
represented by prrenbacks, coin certificates aud
currency-witn Il coin reserve for its redemption OF
500, 400, B55. The total DEBT less cash In the Treas
ury, April l, was 81, lg0, s6A 1855.
M~artOn-''Cnn a man get a separation from his
wife because he does not love her 2" lie can. lie
can get "a separation from mis- wife without giving
any reason. In hts civilized United States n hus.
band need not live with his wife, nor a wife wIIh
her husband; but the husband must support tbs
wife. whether he lives with her or no.. II, withou,
reason, she refuses TO live with him, then, and
then only, Ii ne relieved from her support.
The evening world., 1888-04-23

Yes, l see her. too. but a gentleman is
with her" said Primrose.
Papa, mamma. here is a gentleman who
has saved your daughters hfe," exclaimed
Vivian as she came in followed by Robert.
Saved our daughters life ~ said Mr.. and
Mrs. Duane.
1T was in this way" said Vivian. Ruby
and | wanted to see who could run the faster,
and as we We're running my foot slipped, and
! fell into the lake. Ruby screamed, aud
Mr.. Cape, hearing the scream, rode up to the
lake, jumped in, and swan with me to the
shore"
~ AN sure we are very grateful to you.
Mr.. Cape" said Mr.. Duane, ARE We NOS
May ;" Undressing his wife.
Yes, indeed, +" she replied. -.
Blu l have o introduced Primrose yet"
said Vivian. Primrose, my sister-Mr.
Cape" al, p.iu
rose. But. john" turning to a servant,
- take this gentleman TO the spare room and
give him a suit of clothes, and, Vivian, you
had better go and change your clothes or you
will take cold"
Gao BE- Concluded zO-NOrroS.)
The evening world., 1888-04-23

l am, aud | am also sure my parents will be
grateful TO YOU"
Miss Duane, you and the gentleman had
better go to the house and change your
clothes, as you are both very wet" said
Ruby.
All right" said Vivian, +" but before we
CO." turning to Robert, II would like to
know my rescuer's name. Mine is Vivian
Duane"
Vivian is a very sweet name, as sweet as
the owner is herself. Mine is Robert Cape"
Robert is a pretty name, too but come,
let us go l am getting cold" So they
started.
The evening world., 1888-04-23

little conception of the extensive line produced by
the klgln Company, which Is now making LOO
watches per day and will soon increase TO Z, 900.
which is more than any otner company can do. I"
c. s. Crossman X Co. make a success by carrying
in stock every style Of watch that the Elgin Com
pany makes, and can show q full line OF their pro-
duciions. The Elpin Company VIII shortly put On
the market an "0-size " watch, which will be the
within the reach of the great majority Of buyers.
The Elgin ''16 size" for gentlemen Of ias,e, Is
as popular M ever, while their Raymond u Is AZ
well known to railroad men as their throttle valve
or signal light. 1 might add that Mr.. Crossmau 10
especially referred to by those who nave difflcult
Theological problems to solve or app trently mex
plicahle matters concerning complicated watches
which they wish made clear. As for TIE new Gus
TONERS, they will OF course find &. :. Cro>sman a
Co. more readily In their new location, and many
win seek the firm out when l say that they carry
the finest novelties in gold jeweiry in the market
for both ladies and gentlemen. The new comDina-
ton Of firms win IN fact offer ii large and vSred
assortment of everything new. artistic, beautiful
eIry. -
The evening world., 1888-04-23

HEN Skillman. mud
despatched from head
to foot, made the break
in on the homestretch
of the track at Fleet
wood yesterday, with
Carter and Connect
fighting for q place,
after a run of six and
one- half miles across
country, it was as
pretty a sight as the
spring sun ever shone
upon. The run was
perfect and the wealth
er beautiful. Twenty
four u men start
The evening world., 1888-04-23
BROOKLYN Thentres.

Dan suliy will present " Daddy Nolan " at the
Brooklyn Theatre tonight, aud although Brooklyn
audiences are tolerably familiar with the play, their
familiarity has not bred contempt, - Daddy
NolPnn 10 full OF human Interest and appeals
will be well supported. lie still has young Mulvey,
the boy actor, with him.
A pleasant entertainment will be given this
evening AZ the Lee Avenue Academy, Brooklyn,
by Spencer's Little Tycoon" Opera Company.
"Tbe Little Tycoon +" will De the attraction. 1t
has had the largest run OF any comic opera.
"Evangeline :" next week.
The evening world., 1888-04-23
|

This is n beautiful place. is IL not.
Ruby 2" asked Vivian, as they were situated
on the grass at the side of the lake.
Yes" replied Ruby, : but do not let MS
sit here doing nothing this lovely morning.
What shall We do Z"
"Oh, | know cried Vivian Z" let us run
around this plot OF grass and see who will get
around tirst."
- do not like to risk it," said Ruby. II
AIN afraid II is TOO near the water"
run 7 This is rs good as any place. Come.
let us begin. One, two, three - eady,n and
the two girlish figures could be seen flying
along the path. All went well at first, but
slipped, she lost her balance and fell into the
water. Ruby saw her mi ,tress fall, gave one
piercing scream aud fell insensible at the
foot of u tree,
The evening world., 1888-04-23
o EMULSION of Pure Cod

SCOTS EMULSION of Pure Cod
Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, is a
combination of two of the most valua-
BILE remedies in existence for the cure
of Consumption and all Wasting Con-
ditions is O generally recommend
ed and used by Physicians than any
known remedy; 1t gives most satisfac-
tory results, and tones up the system;
and when the Consumptive has wasted
away and loses hope, the Emulsion
will speedily check the ravages of this
terrible disease, and restore the sufferer
to good health and happiness. This
is equally true in regard to ricketts, in
Children, or Marasmus and Anamia in
Adults, and all impoverished conditions
of the blood /; and especially desirable
for Colds and Chronic Coughs, as 1t
will cure them more quickly than ordi-
nary Specifics used. Palatable as milk.
Sold by all Druggists.
The evening world., 1888-04-23
Another Tale Of Mime. Diss Debar.

A Spirltua Iistic meeting was held in Adelphi Hal
yesterday. 1t had been announced that Henry j.
Newton ''would make some remarks upon the
absurd and ridiculous positions Of Hermann and
Gilmore in their feeble efforts 10 expose Spiritual
ISM" MI Newton read extracts from q pile of
back numbers Of newspapers to which ne had been
q contributor, and In which he had tried to prove
DR.. STAIRS exposures of the famous Medium Slade a
fraud. He SAID he was at Lawyer Marsh's house one
night and there Nine. Diss Debar told him she was
NOT q Spiritualist, but q Christian. She said abe was o
member In re9uiar standing OF Rev. DR.. X. Heber
Christ.