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The high character this Exhibition attained last
year viii be fully maintained this year. Arrange
ments have been made for entirely new and special
exhibitions for each day of the show. This, togeth
er with the racing on the Associations splendid
halfmile track, will make it an enjoyable occasion
for everybody. Visitors may be assured of finding
the grounds everything necessary to their CON-
fort and enjoyment. First-class music will be pro-
vided during the two days by Parsons Cornet
Band. The exhibition viii be complete in all de-
partments the morning of the first day and will
be formally opened by Hon. W. W. Lynch, ex-Min-
ister of Crown Lands, IL O'Clock the first day.
Entries for stock close Monday, 9th of August.
Entries in close Tuesday, the 2Sth of August.
Low rates for passengers and exhibits being
arranged for all Railroads For further partic-
ulars bills and catalogues issued by the Asso-
citation. DIR. E. Z, BALL, President; j. Fl. IVES,
Vice-President; c. 1. MOULTON, Sec'y-Treas.
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You sufferer from any of this list of symptoms,
some of which warn you that you liable to an
attack of Apoplexy Dizziness or Pressure In the
Head, Spots Before Eyes, Pain Around or Palpita-
ton of Heart Pain in Region of Heart with Feeling
of Suffocation, Ringing Sound in Ears, Numbness or
Prickly Sensation of Limbs, especially the Arm.
Pain between Shoulders and in Side, Pain in Small
Of Back or Hip, Dry Cough, Flatulence, Sour
Stomach, General Debility, Loss of Appetite, &C.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
I'RID.A
Two Oceans to be Connected by Canal
Across Nicaragua.

MONTPELIER, Oct. l9-Of the few meas
portant is the act to incorporate the Mari
time Canal company of Nicaragua. 1t is
matter of larger than state Importance,
il is national IN its character not to say of
international importance. The enterprise
OF Vermont is thus to be shown in one of
the most important undertakings of mod
ern times. This act was introduced into
the United States Senate and passed by a
unanimous vote. 1t went to the House of
representatives. and run foul of obstruc-
tionlsts, lost its place Oh the calendar and
it has not been possible to get a vote on
the measure.
Most of the gentlemen whose names APP
pear in the act, asking to be incorporated
are Nermonters; they did not propose to
be blocked IN their progress, and so they
come to their own legislative body for an
act empowering them to 80 ahead, just
rs Park and his associates did in the Pan.
anna railroad scheme.
The following is the list of names Fred
erck Billings, Franklin Fairbanks, A. b.
Darling, Hiram Hitchcock c. f. Daley
Daniel Ammen, f. A. Stout. H. l.. Hotch-
kiss a. q, Menucal, G. r. Goodwin, A G..
Cheney, >. +. y 'SnaughneSsy, ii. &. Tay-
Tor, j. w. Miller, a. >. CroWningshield
r. a. Lancaster, & +. kissell, g. H. Rob,
insOn, Joseph Mcdonald, Jane. Roosevelt,
constituted body corporate for the con
| 7truction, equipment, management and
operation of ship canal from the Atlantic
to the Pacific oceans, with such collateral
connections or crOss-canals as may be
! necessary To connect Herewith.
| The capital stock is to consist of LOOK. OOC
shares of 800 zone hundred dollars) each
with the privilege OF increasing to 1000,
! 600, Subscription books for shares, to be
| opened in Montpelier, New York and 9th
er cities, and at Nicaragua. The board OF
! directors are to cOngist of Is, majority OF
whom are TO be citizens aud residents of
! the United States, the chief Office to be-
! located at New York city no person TO be
/ ID director unless a stock holder
\ soon a. the gentlemen named organ
/ llr under their charter, IL Is expected that
Nh Nlum lit hcock OF New York, pro
. puerur 10 ih- Fifth Avenue hotel, Will be
/ u1ie president al the company.
/ few minor measures have been intro
| duced to-day in the House. The Senate
! spent large share of its sessions in read
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
WEDDING At WELLS RIVER.
+. NJ. Kendall aud Miss Margaret Leslie
Married on Thursday.

The marriage OF Mr.. Frank NJ. Kendall,
assistant cashier of the Howard National
bank in this city and Miss Margaret Les
lie, only daughter of Mr.. George Leslie,
cashier of the National bank of Newbury,
took place at the residence of the brides
parents in Wells River at i o'clock Thurs
day evening, and was the leading social
event OF the season at that place. Rev.
Howard +. Hill of Montpelier performed
the ceremony. Miss Fannie ;. Page OF
Lowell, Mass, was the bridesmaid and
Mr.. Frank ID. ADernethy Of this city the
best man. Guests We're present from Bos-
ton, Montpelier, Burlington and elsewhere
and a pleasant reception was neld at the
house from until 10 o'clock. Among
large number OF elegant wedding gifts was
a very generous check from the directors
OF the Howard bank The groom Is one
of the most universally popular young
men in Burlington and the FREE PRES
joins with his many friends in extending
congratulations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26

a Brilliant deception to be Held-rhe
O.e'll trgarine Measure-rhe state
.>"1rtor's Keport-Nillage lncor-
D,rated-Female Suffrage.

No. TGLIGE W., oct. 93,-ln view of
tie !. .,.'cls int have been made as to
wheG ",,dle- Weei. - is to be, it may be
wet etunHrpce thst it is to be in the
wet :, mmrLciug November II, which
WIN ." &C." " EEK of the Vermont Officers
tuuion, A reception will be held in the
Ii ge reception room of the capitol,
either on Tuesday, November Is, or
Thursday, November 10.
The perennial Lake Bomoseen bill has
appeared no session of the Legislature
would be complete without au appeal for
"prltocti1n" nom the fish IN Bomoseen,
ine discussion that WAS expected on
House bIil No. /. the "OIeou 'rgari1e -
measure, was postponed oViuI . ere ua'
aYoidable absence of Nh EgOuty Of New
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
TIE NATIONAL w. &. I. L.
Opening of the Convention In New York
Miss willard Endorses the Third Party.

New YORK Oct. l9-The national CON
vention OF the Womaus Christian Tenn
perauce Union opened here to day. Miss
Willard n her annual address urged the
establishment by the state of homes for
adult iuctpctdtes such as intirm inebre-
ates, victims OF tobacco, opium and chlOr-
al habituates. She discussed the political
side of the temperance republican party.
She said according to the testimony
the brewers had done all that had been
asked for brewing interests, while the
democratic party openly espOnsed the
liquor traffic, The prohibition party was
tne party 10 I'll port. After recess Miss
Caroline Buell. of Connecticut, cores
ponding secretary, read the annual re.
port In the nited States are 9js unions
with membership of 1874 2l3 and 95S
young ladies unions with membership
of 2l,2'S. The money received amounts
to s221 94N There are now p States hay
ing prohibition in one shape or another.
Mrs. Mary a. Livermore was admitted
as a fraternal delegate. Mrs Turnbun
spoke on the work of the w. c. T. [. in
Nova Scotia. Mrs. y. Randolph Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs DR.. Todd, Mrs. p Buckle
Vile and Mrs Minnie Phelps, all of Can
ada were also introduced, and the last
made a bright speech There are 81
delegates in attendance. Al the evening
session women We're in the building.
MayO HeWltts appearance ON the : age
aroused a demonstration. The mayor was
introduced 10y Miss Willard as "a great
and good man, and made teIclious
Supprb
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
THE SENATE

In the Senate IN the morning joint res
olution was introduced by Senator Smith
granting the use of the Senate chamber
for reunion Of the Senate of lsS6, on
Thursday evening, October y, and for a
reunion Of the Senate of lsS3 on Friday
evening, October 26. and it was adopted.
Passed. II, an act IN amendment OF
chapter - Revised Laws relating TO taxa
ton :, %, an act providing where suits
brought by an executor or administrator
shall be made returnHble.
Read the Third Times 49, an act in
addition to chapter l05, Revised Laws, re-
latng to executors and administrators {;
on motion OF Senator Bates ordered to lie
The bill was taken from the table and on
motion of Senator Bates, section 3 of the
bill WAS amended IN the fourth line so as
to require the court to hear both parties.
Senator Bates proposed To amend the bill
in the f urth line, so as to require hear
ing, Senator FISK of LamOile moved 70
amend the amendment 50 as to require
surety to be discharged from further liza
bllty on his application therefor, the ad-
miulStratOr TO render an account up to
that time. Senators Bates and Taft op-
posed the second amendment and Senator
Fisk of Lamoille and Johnson favored the
amendment, which WAS lost. On motion
of senator Fisk of Lamoille the bill and
In the afternoon these bills We're intro
duced and referred II 80, to pay Henry
:. Beedle the sum therein named II. -,
for the better protection of the insane and
feeble-minded, to committee Gu in
sane II. % to amend sec. 1850
Revised Laws, relating to mortgages on
machinery BY senator Bates, an act to
repeal secs. 23G3 and 23G4 Revised Laws
provides for the repeal OF the law that pro
hibits divorce where the parties nave
never lived together in the state .
where the cause accrued out OF the state,
unless the parties lived together in the
State before II accrued or unless one of
the parties lived in the state when the
cause accrued, read twice and referred 10
the judiciary committee; by Senator
johnson. an act IN addition 10 the char
Ter of the village OF Woodstock by Sent-
tor Davis, by request, an net 10 change
the name of Mary Ann Pu,
and constituting her heir-at-ltw Of
Hiram II, and Jennie :. Gibson ,
by Senator Briggs, an act authorizing
the M Iltor of accounts TO appoint A dep
uty to be paid by him and approved 10y the
governor by Senator johnson, an act for
the relief of the families of insane persons.
Joint resolution From the House grant
ing the use OF the Hall of Representatives
to the Reunion society OF Vermont officers,
on Wednesday evening, November IA
ad opted.
Petiton-By Senator Bunker, of II presi.
dents and secretaries of the W. G, L. L. of
Caledonia county, praying for female sui
frage in municipal elections, referred 10
committee on elections.
Adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT sHELBURN



Track, Waking up the Occupants.
The night express from New York, due
in this city at O'Clock, met with an &C.
cident inst this side of the station at Shell
burn Friday morning. As the fourth
car of the train passed the switch north
OF the depot it left the rails, blowing into
the ties and sand, tipping nearly over,
waking up the sleeping occupants in u
very sudden manner and break ng he tie :
and rails for a distance of several rods.
The engine and the three forward
cars brought the passengers TO this
city. A wrecking train, in charge of
Master Mechanic Brownell, was sent from
this city to the scene of the accident and
another one from Rutland. The remain.
ing cars were got back on the rails and
the track cleared at noon. The morning
mail south was held here till l2:lO and the
local from Rutland due at IL arrived at
ills. the accident WAS caused by broken
switch and mad the train been running
fast the result would doubtless have been
serious Collector Smalley was one of the
occupants OF the car that left the. rails
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26

Henry, of the board of trustees, accom-
panied them.
1t is not expected that the bill to abolish
the Office OF tax commissioner will pass.
The Vermont Officers Reunion society
will hold its annual meeting here NOvem-
Der |. This will be during ladies week -
when the wives and daughters of the
members OF the Legislature will be pres
ent aud pleasant social time is antici
pated.
The special joint committee consisting
of the members from Chittel den county,
to which was referred the II bill 60. to al
ter and establish line between the towns
of Jericho and WllIiston, organized by
eecting Wheelock of Milton chairman,
and Narney of Charlotte tca.'ary. They
visited the towns and went over the
ground Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
ATraE PARSONAGE GATE.


In the SANDER case of Rev. Mr.. Wilcox
vs.. Wright at Johustown the testimony
OF editor Arrowsmlth was finished Thurs
day morning without bringing out any
new faces The plaintiff then closed his
case ana VI. d. Murray opened for the de
fruse Frank Sateriee, William BrowneIl
and Mrs Marble were called and swore to
seeing Mir. Wilcox aad Hattie Ford c. ~
ing out from the rear of the church al
10 o'clock one night IA june, 1856. Wi
liam Roberts sWure that ne saws Mr. VII
cox standing al the parsonage gate with
Hattie Ford, aud when he lett her he
kissed her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
RECEIVER HLNDEh's VICTORY


Receiver Heudee of the defunct Yer
mont National bank at St. Albaus, having
secured judgment in the United States
Court against certain banks OF this State
which declined to pay assessments upon
them As stockholders announces another
dividend of % per cent to be paid about
November l. This will make an aggre-
gate of 90 IL per cent paid thus far. The
balance to be paid depositors depends
upon the sale OF Boston, Portland an6
Montreal first mortgage bonds owned by
the bank, and it is hoped to realize enough
therefrom to pay claims nearly IN full
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26

the library, posting up" in regard to
the multitudinous aspects in which the
measure will be condemned or upheld
When the discussion does arise it will be
warm and interesting, as the vote pass ing
the bill was only reconsldered by one
majority in what was pretty nearly n full
vote.
The report called for from the State
auditor as to the condition OF the State
finances will be madeW Wednesday forenoon
State Auditor Powell is at work upon the
matter to-day, but 1t is not yet completed
A hearing will he given by the Joint
committee on court and state expenses in
the State auditors room Wednesday moru-
ing on the measure Introduced looking to
an Increase in the salaries of Judges of
probate. Several probate Judges are at
the capital looking after their interests.
the House Judiciary committee VIII give
a public hearing on the several female
suffrage measures now pending, on Thurs
day afternoon next, the 2jth inst. The
committee will be delighted to hear the
views of any and all ladies who may de
sire to attend and present them. The
committee will arrange where the hearing
shall be mad, and ii necessary Will use the
representatives hall or senate chamber.
rhe title OF the lecture by Rev George
w. Perry, State geologist is The Angel
in the Stone" The lecture will be
Wednesday evening, October "a, and will
be illustrated by 10 views.
In the Underhll election case argu-
ments were heard this evening before the
elections committee and an early report is
expected.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS
In the House in the morning these bills
We're introduced and referred II. 1873 by
Mr.. Shoes of Orwell, to pay Wilbur Rood
500 for the use OF cows while subjected to
quarantine II. 1874, by the same to pay
Calvin Hubbard so for the same reason
II. 49,, by Mr. Demiug of Newburv, to N
corporate the village of Wells River II
l36, by Mr.. Brownel of Essex, to pay
Joseph Barton the sum named II l37,
by Mr.. WheelocK of VI 0lton to provide for
the fOrtnigntly payment of wages by cor
poratious, II. l3S, by Mr. Furman of
Swanton, to incoG porate the village of
SwAntOn.
Special Order for Wednesday Morn.
ing.-H. ID, repeating the law requiring
an abstract of individual lists to be de
posted in the town clerks Office.
Bills Passed. II. 80, for the better pro.
lection of the insane and feeple-minded
II. 81, to pay III. >. Beedle the sum of So 10
II. 3d. relating to mortgages on machiu-
cry.
Joint Revolutionary Mr. Palmer OF
W aterbury, granting the use of the hall
of the House of Representatives Tor the
Nermont officers reunion, on the evening
of November Il adopted. From the sen
ate, that the use of the Senate chamber be
granted to the Senate of lSS6" for re-
union on Thursday evening, November
! 10, and to the "Senate OF 1852 " tor the
same purpose on Friday evening, Novem
| Der 10 conCurred
On motion of Mr.. Fiske of RoXbury
voted to request the Senate TO return H
81, eXemptlng soldiers from the payment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
CAPITAL NOTES.

a joint committee of the Legislature.
cOuslstiu- 1T senator SlmOuds of Man
chester and Repres entatlVes Slack of
Spriugi It, Adams of PautOn, Qunlau OF
Shrlhuru, HENDERSON of Barnet, Hunt of
Fairfax, urien of Pittstord and Sheldon
al Eup-r IN several other members of
the J. - 'N.c and .um- luvii 90 e.. ,
t.-'ltu .r sod '.' Home az ttIH1.'t.p
Gtl. William Wells and Jluee Hue h
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26

'Ah me - sighed Potts, I'm tired of living
Tine worlds hollow, ambitions vain
Come now! SAID ms chum, y know tht
It'snIl your liver that's very plain.
Won need not SUIT pr, for help is easy
pirrrc's pellets 20 right to the place.
A tneud 10 the bilious 1 well might cali
thCm- 90,
There's nothing better theyn suit your
case,
Potts ceased h,s signing and bought the Pei
let's
,1prc ne mourroth ms hapless lot
L. q. b. u.rrtll, MS hcurt Is 'lghtsOmet
III, N. iaucully Is quite forgot!
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26

Albert Dukett OF Bridport aged ]"
shot himself through the head. The re
port is that ing Dukett had been Tor
few days IN vacation and on ms return
home, entered the house aud taxing up
his revolver, put the muzzle 20 ms temple
for the act was some love affair He died
in about half an hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
THE HOUSE.

Bills introduced and referred H. 45.
an act to change the name of Walter Scott
Clough referred to general committee
II. 81, an act to change the names of the
persons therein named referred 90 IT,.
eral committee; by Senator Bates b., rc
quest, AL act to incorporate the Ma rune
Canal company of Nicaragua; referred 30
general committee by Senator Smouls,
by request, an act providing for the iorma-
ton of cooperation Savings AID Loan as
sociation3; referred to general committee ;
by Senator Frary, an act TO amend sec. Is
NO. AZ of the acts of 1856 relating to the
settlement of paupers, Amends the "Po-
lan1" law, by making the term of resi-
dence required under that act one YER in
stead of three referred to judi"iar1 com
mlltee; by Senator Parker, an act relat-
ing TO the support Of the insane Door.
NO person 10 be received ..
asylum unless upon Il finding OF rrf-
bate CoU,r that ~p"h La4- 90. are iu.
sane, destitute oi ,I-.is. 90 I'd rave ale
tlves in the Stete houn1 hy law to supp 1T
theml; referred to general committee; by
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26

An informal conference was held last
evening between the railroad commission
ers and the railroad committees as 20
railroad legislation deemed eXpedlent by
the former. 1t was suggested that the
regulation of signs, and employment of
ilagmen, at railroad crossings be LETT to
the commission to effect with the railroad
companies such arrangement as shall be
deemed requisite for alfording public
safety at such places. The bill Introduced
by Mr. Proctor provides lor the bestowed
Ot such power upon the railroad commits
SION, clothing it with full and conclusive
authority IN this behalf.
7 uis Will he II great deal more efficient
method than the cumbersome cclr-e OF
comm .siouer5 aud County E."'' II was
hla0,us4tsted tcHt.t D D. 3D., 10 gdLC.d
making it II msi-mennVr tpr gtn,pe to
walk ON railroad Tracks. II Is danger
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-02
MURDERED HIS FATHER,
a Dakota Boy Kills his Father In Col,
EloOd-In Jail st SALEM,

a Dakota Boy Kills his Father In Gold
BloOd-ln Jail st SALEM.
~Bridgewater, ID. T., Aug. Our
citizens were thrown into q state Of In
tense excitement and CONSERVATION yes-
terday afternoon by the intelligence
that 6 cruel and revolving murder had
been committed six miles north OF this
place Of the home OF Thomas Jennings,
who was shot and killed by his son,
Jack Jennings.
After the shooting the murderer
galioped into town end WAS the first one
to spread the news OF the tragedy,
When questioned at that time in regard
to the matter he said but little about it
further than to claim that the shooting
was accidental. The circumstances as
related by Mrs. Jennings, the wife of the
murdered man, show that the shooting
was not accidental but the act of o cold
bIooded murderer. She says that Jack
was not doing any work that day, and
and had requested that the
team he usually drove be
allowed to stand unused, but
Mr.. Jennings, desiring to do some haul
ing. hitched his team to o wagon and
was about to jump in and drive of when
his son came along and said to him:
"Who is going to drive that team pat
the same time pulling a revolver from
his pocket.
His father replied, 81 am. You have
q revolver, Jack"
eyes," answered Jack; wouldn't you
like to have a dose OF it?"
With these words he shot his father,
the bali entering his.abdomen. After his
father fell Jack assisted in carrying him
into the house, then hastily mounted a
horse and rode into town to summon q
physician. DR.. Nolan responded to the
call at once, and DR.. Smith, OF this
place, and DR.. Weare, OF Salem, called
later, All that was possible was done
to save the wounded man, but at three
O'Clock this morning he died.
The murderer surrendered himself to
the authorities last night and was safely
lodged in the county jail ct Salem. He
did not seem to realize the enormity Of
his crime, but war cool and u~nconcerned
to all appearances when brought in by
the officers.