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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

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During Rscisnt Years.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20
BOULANCER'S NEW FOES.
Shepherd Doss fE2lned Ter ssEtios
DaGs Thsy VIII - ths n srk ~ ne
L@aesEs Hhs 3sslss4aes fbsy Wlu
keadsr e., ts.s A -. .,..l.pss fosus

ecCFfElsaF iseel
TIE doxs q war have passee cur q
rhetoric i1to reality. Tie pls8-lzR los-
haired bglstuag shepherd ceZs = Der
uADy have beCu forced luto military serF-
Ice and have come = De = Nalu4l-c slly t0
the armies II TIE Emperor. AT first sl4ls
the Oermae shepherd cog gives one 8
very bad impression. ur s0Ck. Ike
a. animal ot bA1 breeding aud very
Low Instincts b1t lie Improves on better
scquaintauce and VIII shortly dem
O1strale tL2s lie las extraordinary IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

have the largest stock
of Awning Stripes in the
State, among them some
new patterns just out.
All who are in need Of an
awning are invited To come
and see them. Remcm bcr.
there is no more stairs to
climb.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

,,AsNe KARsas a INRlANA-lN gsFEeg
= Srgt - ls,S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

>a4lHaN tAfrfns f0nS tai<~Et soi.ar lE4iA
ttaE at : las chat - tsciic1 Tor
fE@scT>f tify-il > 3 u Ir@il has e4-lir CAT fof
= 'suAlfAH -t & ll 4fAia ih.s sittpiuz Gal Tor
fetoSk - i-4o A-eAiaae lils.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

IT
a. tFAiHS NatIt fAftpi ~aNl as.
's N Train has sleeping ~ saI lingi nbatl.
t n ffltn canHcri> ei Kalamazoo iof he
ffe-l AID CANADIAN pVilts. 4r1l iaE iA bctrait
~ tI 81 b a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20
CALLED Up 81 BABY m'keE.

DAVID wEcaslEa
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

flaIN- fIails except sunday
Through coaches 90 Chicago GA N-nn s. ns
tram Through pafiaf coarh fa Chicago an
J. ~ 4 in train extra charge f1f seats -7a'
The u 900 g. u. Train euusIs sting uf daN coach
smoker and sleeping ears runs through r. ghi.
CaE0 solid.
" 4. ftEfENfFR Tfs0c Manager
NufIAN A. ttafIT. Asst oen. Pass AGENT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
THE BURLINGTON VT, FREE PRESS FRIDAY, ~

chester county then there will have to be a
long and expensive trip on the railroads. One
of the first things that strikes the stranger
visiting New York is this very fact that we
have no suburbs. This is one of the argu
ments against the metropolis with which a
Bostonian is always armed. He points to
Roxbury, Brookine, the Newtons, Cam
bridge and other suburbs. He speaks of the
beautiful trceeand walks around Boston
and then brings ont schedule of railroad
trains and horse car lines TO show how ac-
ccssible they are. New Workers have no
answer TO this argument and must admit
that one of the great drawbacks TO life in
New York is the absence of any accessible
suburbs. VI. q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
4 FAMOUS VERMONT FARM.
Tribute to the Ok Bow Meadows in the
Connecticut Valley.

~
y rom tue \I"vI ''"n u''l'''o'I
Ot the many hne \erhont farms IN the
Connecticut valley those IN NeWhurF,
Orange county are among the best Inc
famous PN Sow meadows mere attracted SCI
tir'a from Ma.sachlseItS az carry rs l''O'
when most OF \erlnont was an moXpiorea
Wlld'lheNS. Ohe Oh Inc famous farms IN 'hls
vicinity Is th' .N DOW ialH,' owned anu
cphHu''vu ny nleN'I'' LailIel ~ "l!" r''hh
t. hiIlp1I' Inc farm aS Whoiv' embraces
several huhor,a acres lhooSh ico acres are
IN meadow, tue u"lalce helh% II "oou ana
pasture Inc annual crops "', rage 'oo TONS
OF nay ~ acres Oh l''l" corn I'D acres oil en-
Nilase corn ana ~ acres "l oats Last Tan
the rhlFe corn crop was pace" III 'he"
slIos' 10y reason Oh carry iro''. 30 '''''s'a'',
Tory Nus "r,h '''e result uha' 1t - PI"Po'eu
TO pursue the same course next season.
Inc mammoth Darn is III ,hr form OF an
IT, measures ''"N!: ieet, ana i, located so
that Inc driveway Is III the rooi Oh the eh'lre
Nu|il' me S!'" - oI won't anu c"iSll uV'
ct III part oi Inc barn formerly occuPie" IN
storing nay
buiN IHI II 'H' u'a'I "l9ii!'S Oh tilt l't'II''
anu -" COWS are ie't ON IN, pace i"o Oh
"hl'i' are no" III 'uII\' win 'he p'laHce ude
10 carve III rev weeks iIlree men now
take charge oil ne en'ire nero Inc m'IN is
carried TO the HaVerhlll' ~ H. creamery
Daring luN lhoirh o. 'eceiAnef Ihe pu'lef
melted ahoHt ~ cents per pound. Inc sour
III Ink Is leu 10 lfo h"E',
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
TOBE TRIED BY JURY.



The following cases have been noted for
trial by jury at the term Of Chittenden
County Court which will open in this city
April .:
Tuesdav-Willard Blood VS. Buel S. Mar
tin; Jane a. Church. administrators, VS. Cen
trial Vermont railroad company; G. orge w.
Hurlburt APPELLANT VS. estate of Wait Hurl-
burt; John Il. Lavell, administrator, VS.
Central Vermont railroad company; Solo
mon c. Rogers vs. Eli Peppin 81 Wilcox;
Hattie Brissette VS. Cornelius Regain; Thorn
as p. Daley VS. John <orman; James Evarts
VS. c. L. Macomber; Martin Flynn and wife
vs. Alfred Melendy.
Wcdnesday-A. B. Freeman vs. c. w.
Nancor; Mabel Haskins vs.. Frank NIelendy;
John V. S. Isham vs. John j. Enright;
Charles Lavigne VS. Bernard Porter; Domin-
lex Lawrence vs. Frank Kirby; Thomas Par
izo VS. James Madden; NJ. II. Alexander VS.
Howard National bank; c. w. Brownell,
ir., vs. +. II. Murphy; Rosa Breen VS. John
Early and John Ryan.
Thursday-Peter Culligan VS. William
Green; l.. A. Davis vs. George w Roberts;
Arson Fields VS. Theron II. Porter: Lyman
IIadley, ct al vs. Peter Bordo Henry NJ.
Hull, ct al VS. X. b. and L. A. WALKER; Ly-
man Hadloy ct al vs. Lawrence and Wheeler;
H. :. May vs. Hiram King; Antoine Miller
vs. Charles johnson: Phcbe Miller vs. Charles
johnson; Charles Bibee vs. f. L. Allen
Lewis Tarshs, administrator, VS. X. 3,
Walker
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22

Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too ly a lady in this country Disease
fastened its clutches upon her and Tor seven
years she withstoud its seyerest tests nut her
vital organs were undermined ana death seem
ed imminent For three months she couSpea
necessarily and could not sleep. she bought OF
us a bottle of Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much reviewed on tax
one bottle has been miruC ulously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.' Thus write W; G.
hamrich Il Co, of shelby, \. LEI iree
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
TIE NEW; YORK CENTENNIAL.
Shall Vermont be Duly Represented ?
an Appeal to Patriotic Citizens.

The following circular letter has been
sent TO number OF public spirited and
Wcll-tu-do citizens of our state. We be
speak for it prompt and cordial response
from the gentlemen so addressed and from
all who can help forward the object, wheth-
er personally applied to or not. or course
il viii not do for "A State like Nernunt,
which always means to keep up with the
procession, TO be left behind on great ma
tiUnal occasion like this. The sum asked for
/, really Il very small one, the troops
themselves hearing The larger share of the
expense. The Vermont press will Of course
hc glad to help forward the matter, and we
trust viii urge prompt action ON the part OF
al who are willing 10 subscribe. The time
is short the commissioners want 10 know
what they can rely ON; and i'll this certainly
'he gives twice, who gives quickly
RrRLIyGroV. VT, March 10, lss9
Fear Sir The undersigned COmmi -iOnerS,
appointed by Governor Dillingham; 10 repre-
sent the state Of Vermont and 10 arrange Tor q
proper representation of the national guard at
the centennial celebration of the Inauguration
of General George Washington, which occurs
in Rev Urt on April 30. have ooMpletod ar
rHu-emenjs for the trausportalion Of the entire
mintia force of the IS Htc. comprising J; COM
pnnlc5 ui infantry, lGc light battery and band;
the whole CONSTITUTING force oi about 90 ON
o,'iS and mru. The troops propose 10 IurnISn
their own atiOnS for the four days trip, and
will also contribute large share of the cN-
pen~C. a. well .t- volunteering To- serve without
pay. We shall need some $500 to make up
the amount necessary to meet the expense. and
a. the legislature l.. not in session, of course,
We are left without adcquat" funds. At this
date aluu-t every state i'm the Mon has re
ported that they viii ho represented with troops
ON this occasion. Il therefore become. nercs-
~HrN in appcHl tp tbe patriotism and llhDulttN
Of our citizens. and we call upon the sons Of
Vermont to maintain The honor and reputation
oi the Green Mountain state. MAY we ask
your prompt attention to this request Please
remit all Subscriptions 10 William II. Gilmore,
Quartcrmastcr general treasurer, FuirlCc,
Vermont.
With thc consent Of the donor subscriptions
othi- iuni VIA hc duly achnoWIcd-e through
the columns of the STATE press.
jpuN GGrGURY SMITH,
Levi IA. FULLER.
,IOUN g.. MCtULLUTGH.
FRANKLIN J. NutBANhr. Com'rs.
HlHLEi u. ITKlN,
Inv e.. KINGSLEY.
IHiOUOH. =. PECK,
WILLIAM IL. GIINOiu,
Treasurer.
CHARLES :. FoBHE~,
secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
CARE OF POULTRY IN WINTER.
How 10 Construct Hen House-The Best
Kind of PonitrY Wood.

'''' W
lNfli'en Tor the FREQ Press by d. IL. AIneeI
y suitable place for layers can be con-
structod at small expense. If the funcier
has any faculty in the use Of tools. The
main points to secure are cleanliness, sun
light and shelter from the piercing winter
winds. The first can be secured by having
the rooSts movable, with movable platforms
beneath TO catch the dronping-. These
should ue taken down once per week, thor
ouShly cleaned, sprayed with kerosene and
put in place. 4 iloor of sand or gravel is
the best, but If there be danger OF dunpnc.s
have plank floor and cover from one to
three inches deep with sand and gravel To
get the sunlight the house sho"id face the
south and cast and be largely glass ON the
side where the sun shines The longest. ohcl-
ter from the winds must ha secured by put
ting one or more layer, Of talred paper IN
side the building, on between the boarding,
II IT h' double.
tully as important IS the food. Too many
feed corn, cracked corn. or corn meal eN-
clusivcly. This IL too fatteninS and soon
tattens tue fowls 50 tuot 1t Is impossible Tor
them To lay, especially is TIN, true OF the
cochin~, WymtotteS. and plymouth rocks.
\ good food is mixture of middlings AMI
meal in hot mash once per day. At noon
some small cram like wheat, oats. buck
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22

a young farmer Went some years ago TO
Senator Thomas Corwin TO ask for posi-
ton uud,r the government, He turned to
him ami said: My young friend, could
now perhaps by some influence get you a
place mere or elsewhere, but | shall soon be
ont myself, Then very likely you will be
turned out from this place, as 50 many 9th
ers have been. You will then have to be
gin again at the bottom, with habits age
and various other disadvantages to contend
with | advise you to go back to your home
or a still more remote State and take up a
little land, devoting yourself 10 culture and
be,independcnt. Your prospects of success and
happiness will a hundred times greater than
in this line where you are now seek NJ my
aid" There is not the least doubt that the
advice then given was full of wisdom and
that this very young man would indorse it
the fullest extent now.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22

When but few plants are needed, and no
hotbed on cold frann is at hand, the custom
OF sowing seed in small boxes, to be placed
in the window, is good one. 1t will soon
be time now, and it is well to remember that
for the first week or so a covering of glass,
or even boards, pressed down on tho top Of
the soil, will prevent the drying out of the
earth and favor termination of the seeds.
This is the more important, as very small
seeds, like tomato and many other kinds,
should have only a very light covering.
Whatever is used should fit the inside meas
ure of the box closely, so as to retain the
moisture and should he removed as soon us
the plants begin to appear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22

w. D. suit, Druggists, Bippus, Ind, testifes
81 can recommend Electric Bittcrs as the very
hest remedy. Every bottle sold has given re-
lief in every case, one man took six bottles,
and was cured Of khcumatiom of 10 years
standing Abraham Hare, druggist, BellVille,
o.. aiiirm-: 1.-The best selling medicine / have
ever handled in my ~ years experience, is
Electric 3ittcrs. Thousands of others have add
nous that Electric Filters do cure all diseases
of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only half
dollar a bottle at Beaupre * Lowrey's Drug
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
nncklen,s Arnica snI,e.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptons, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guara-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
Beaupre q Lowrey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
Can Nan swallow Cnnnon-bnlIe

Well, that depends" He can ii his throat
is Ia 'gc enough and the Cannon-hall not too
large. The question really seems really worthy
some OF tine pills that are prescribed for suf-
fering humanity. Why not throw them ITO
the dogs ana take DR.. Picrces Pleasant Pur-
gative ePelrt-; small, sugar-coatcd, purely
vegetable; perfectly harmless,.In glass and AZ
ways fresh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22

Il am weary of living" moaned poor Mrs
Black.
For I'm fairly worn out with the ache in my
back;
My nerves are a chain
OF weakness and pain.
And my poor head is aching as If il would
crack"
Nov don't be discouraged" cried good Mrs
White,
at is never so dark but there's promise OF
light;
can tell you, in brief,
What will give you relief
Pierca's FaVorite Prescription will soon set you
right"
1t is the only remedy for woman's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments, sold by druggists un,
dcra positive guarantee from he manufacture
crs that 1t will give satisfaction in every case
or money will be refunded. See guarantee on
bottle wrapper. Large bottle uOO doses 81. Six
for s..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
CHOICE OF OCCUPATION.
A CRITICAL PERIOD IN THE LIFE OF
THE YOUNG.



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t. ,,,., is ,,,,..,. a., ANNA ,.5., fathers and
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.i,oIlvis o', ,. ,l,, mr.. ~.
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,,t,,, t.'. ta,.,,. A., thr outward control
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si''oaVii, i'm. o, INNS. sect, TO do
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might have bp.p fla, bliss 1T TOLL or they
may Isho,, yaariy lifelong. i'm tmc1ugsuial
ralliu.s which ,.ae uuor body and spirits
,,'i''i7' '7
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4i,,p. to make on. mgi. tb, lt. ,hat is IN their
hands. Iucv.a h.i.ht yiyucjou. girl of
~ d,uobt,...o col a, laIina, mot over. Woli-to-do
1ybotoId linn il me- would only buy the books
fnl. her -a. had Iar rather work her own
way thrareh an education than to marry
tho hard faced. e'd.,Iv bachelor proposed as
her bridegroom. ONE would have thought
tine 900 acre farm ri-ht yjcij her $50 worth
of school hooks. b.t IL wa. too much for hor
Joilir, sir. So Size married the li-A cattle
farmer and made 1hc lcs, Of IT, ] know al
so - f9milv ,.l,p..tle mother with am exuui-
.ito voice and musical taste bal been forbid
dem fine ,,-,,,o ..i.,,., because the .,utocrat of
-,..Ioiis.. dislike! practice herself and hated
+. in any ou. else. The daughter Inherited
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used Tor children teethinS II
pain, cures wind colo, ans is the best remedy
Tor diaIrhoa. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
SIDENOTESOFNEW YORK
INTERESTING NEWS AND GOSSIP
FROM THE METROPOLIS.
How Big Firm Of Criminal Lawyers
wins Its Cases John l.. Sullivan's Mar
row Escapc-Thc Bitter Fight over
Little Lord FauntlerOy
IFrom our RcguIn Corrc-pondcntl


y Hunmel ar" the best known ilrn OF crliH-
maj lawyers III New ork to-uaS' ana ,!'I'
reputation has been made Wholly ana 'l'l,.''
" 10y the newspapers Ih'S nave III, "'"''
next uoof 10 inc lollU' court anu '"'i ~ "
scarcely daN III lhe year "ieh one W wv
"i thrr 'a'e' are non on tne ''i''l'"' Va
nearly every court. more !, no '"S' ''3
desperate Ior inns .Inl 10 '"A' no'' o. ",''
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lo'"'' NOV o"' ''''" '''"' "" 49, -,
OF rr>ortlhS I" very quesIlo"o"ie ',I'''''','
secure Wl'HoNSe9 vi CIV N"' W '''N
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'I'"' E't'' many P.9l' .I,. f,.,,,
ih'N uoNe "eSI'" ,' '",1 ~ w. '.'' - ',''
pay "'''ii n''u"''' "'',' i l.
any rN''t W 49, -. t.i
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men, P' 't''''i''i i"'' ''N ".' ,.,,ti.
who are always wiling 10 swear 10 any lhlh5
do more or less business with the ia" lllh
which has its Offices next the tomhs. Iris
may not be true. out 1t Is certainty a i"'l
that these energetic lawyers always nahaEc
To produce the missing INK ol testimony ana
have Il rare faculty for discovering an eye
witness whenever the eNlEences OF thcr ell
eut's ease demand 1t. They have one or
two agents whose business 1t Is to spend
their time every night at the various plea--
ure resorts in tine 18TH police precnri ana
drwu mp business for the firm. heneNrr
Howe d liummel have case IN court the
newspapers always give SOME pleasant no
ticc OF the tact. Whenever they win a case
the newspapers always chronicle the fact al
so. There is not reporter in the city who
is not most kindly disposed to these lawyers
and is always ready to 90 any little favor
for them. This is the result OF an inVariable
policy on the part OF Howe * hummel to do
everything possible for newspaper men.
| Their Office i, always open 10 reporters ana
| they are always willing to give all the news
about any OF their eases. Besides this
/ whenever there is particularly sensational
law suit or divorce proceedings are to be