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and girls might be put candies, odd

and girls might be put candies, odd
ly-fashioned toys, pencil-sharpeners
etc. In each case let the article be
worth the price indicated. By buy!
ing the articles at wholesale, and
having the oranges stuffed and
made by those who are willing for
''sweet charity's sake to give their
time for that purpose, a very fair
margin of profit can still be made for
whatever philanthropic or benevo-
lent object the tree is gotten up.
Such tree will prove most avail
able for Christmas, providing rare
sport and pleasantsurprises. Wrap
the gifts in many and intricate fold
ings Of tissue paper to offord further
mystifcation, and have each select
an orange for himself or herself. OF
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The True Christmas Spirit,

Has the spirit of Christmas come
to you? do not mean the spirit
of Christmas asevinced by the dainty
things from the Christm tree, the
plums in the pudding, or the rich
juice OF the gravy; but I do mean
are you ready to put out your ha nd
to her whom you have thought did
you an unkindness?
Are you ready to ask forgiveness
for the thoughtless word spoken?
Are you ready to overlook what
seemed to you a slight? And are
you ready to ask that each one
near and dear to you may be joyful
and happy, and that the stranger
at the gates may not be forgotten?
Unless you can do all this the
Christmas spirit is not in you.
And if it is not, then, my dear
woman, get down on your knees and
pray to that little Child who came
on earth so many years ago that He
might bring to it light and joy, and
ask Him to open your heart to the
light and love of kindness.
Do-you want to make, a happy
Christmas for yourself and for other
people? Then give, and give royalty.
Royal giving means generous be-.
slowing Of the best that youhaYe to
those least used to possessing.
Your royal gift may be but low
message, but be sure if it's given in
the name of that little Child it will
bring happiness wherever it goes,
and, like the water of the fountain it
will return to you with it's virtues a
thousand times greater, and you will
he made better and younger by it..
In your Joy remember the children,
not just your own-they have you to
look after them but think of the little
ones whose homes are bare, where
life is like tossing sea.
Remember the sick children. Think
of the JOY a beautiful toy, a great
round orange, a big bag Of candies
only to be looked at, will bring to
the little ones whose limbs are tied
down forever. Think of the great pic
ture book overwhich the eyes will open
wide-eyes, my friend, that will soon
be closed forever in death; and for
the great and intense delight felt
when wonderful tree is recognized,
or birds name is known to the lit
tie boy whose life has been spent in
Il
that you will never regret. Give of
them-give OF your plenty and from
your heart, and be sure that to each
little one of your own will come
special happiness because you have
remembered the sufferers among the
babies. When that Divine Baby
slept SO quietly in the stable,> the
great kings of the earth thought it
worth while to bring presents to
Him, and surely as you consider the
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least among these, He will remember
you. Let the bells ring out then on
Christmas morning and let your
heart beat in unison as you know
that;you have brought Joy unto His
little ones. Children are Gods own
angels sent by Him to brighten our
world, and what we do for these mes
sengers from the sky, especially at
that time of the year which belongs
to them, will come back to us three
fold, like unto bread cast upon the
waters.
Remember, the first Christmas gifts
were laid at the feet of a child-a
poor child of humble parents. Give
your gifts then to the humble, to the
poor, to the helpless, and thus will
your own Christmas be a happy one.
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REALIZATION.

RETALIATION.
course, in this case the gift need not
be costly, but may be only for jollifi-
cation, on account of incongruity
of the many of the gifts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14
HOW is YOUR COLD.

Experimenting with u 7e 'ere cold, now try
Ing this remedy and thea that. is dangerous
bI'incss; for ike lightning one can never tell
whore a cold may strike or finally settle. II
may locate ia the head and cause severe nasal
catarrh; it may locat. ia the throat or large
bronchial 'Ibe3, causing sore throat, laryngi-
tis, bronchitis and consrm9ton IL may locate
in the plcura, producing dangerous plcuro-
pucumOnir; it may locate in the muscles,
C2ua.ns pains ana aches only cqua!eu by rheu-
matism or il may locate in the small brOn.
chal tubes Cr air cells OF the lung. causing
r-pneum0U!a, the most TO be dreaded of
all results from a ,ld.
There il a rgAt way TO do everything, SO
there IS Il rational treatment for "A cold, which
must be cured promptly. The frst result
from a cold is the ret ardation OF every secre-
tive function in the body. Skin, lungs, Kid
ncys anl bowels, sevcrLl'y or all ar. affected.
Therefore, tie first thing Is be done is TO res
tore the functions of these organs. Because of
its effect upon the skin. the od.fashioned
'tuw sweat was an excellent method 10 res
tore the action of the pores Of the skin. But
il Is n dangerous method to use beca 50
few people are willing TO Couiino themselves to
the house long enough u recover; and TO eN-
pose ones SELF Immediately after sweat o.
warm bath f. risllng your life,
In e'tiug cold auoag active people, some
mcthod must re used that win ndmi ct per-
son attending to their daily labor a, usual,
Among such people, probably moro colds,
more cases Of catHrrh, bronCh tlS, sore throat,
cough and hoarseness, have been cured by the
use OF JOhnoon's Auol} ne Liu.ment tnal any
Othc" remedy known. The large circular
wrapper round each bottle contains simpl,
and plain directions for treating ana curinc
all these complaints, The propricturs l. :;
johnson d Co, ,! Custom House ST.. Boston
Mass, will send to any address, free a valu
able pamphlet ON the subject.
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ElMORE.

AT town meeting these officers were elect
ed; Moderator, c = Parker: clerk, Nor
man Camp; se.ectmen. l. y sale, \ \
Grimes, George Good: listers, j 7 Hill, II
II Bang, - " Delano: treasurer, l. J.
Camp: overscer of the poor, { $ Parker;
constable = b Mor5,; auditors. \ N Kel
ley. L T. Morse, H II Churchill; county
board, T. B Merriam Voted one dollar on
a dollar to defray town expenses. including
the railroad bonds
Deacon Abel Camp, nm OLD and respected
citizen, started to so to town meeting about
70 rods from his house, when he slipped
down and broke his thigh He will be 50
years Old April u.
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BENSON.

The following town officers were elected
March I Moderator, u f O7gool; town
CLERK; II 5 Howard: assistant, w II Kellogg;
selectmeu, f : Lee W S Bascom, O II
Bump; treasurer and agent, T " Walker;
oversoer Ct poor, y j dickinson: constable
ard collector, James Dorsey: constable, A.
l. Hale; listers, } II Aiken, + " Walker,
Hllon Bump: auditors, { Il King, r p
Walker. " b Noble fence viewers, John
Dickinson H f Strong, Perry Carter;
grand jurors, { B Goodrich, W O Donald
w T. Strong: ;anitor Of hall, f \ Gibbs;
member Of county hoard of education, X
d King to pay on the town indebtedness a
tax Of 80 cents on the dollar was voted
Miss Fanny Dickinson has returned from
tie Troy Conference AGA leny. Mrs
Lawrence Proctor has gone to Oberlin,
Ohio. TO attend son vino is dangerously
ill,-Nenry Ladd aud wife arc the happy
parents Of baby boy, born Friday.
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Signed. I. s. CLARNsOS.
HoN. REDFfrLD IROCToR,
Secretary of War.
WASUfNGTON, March :, $50.
Hon. H. $. CIdrks2,t First resistant Postmaster
fJcu9ru1. IFusIi;iuiDn.
CAMBRIDGE.

Amsden Brown and wife are with friends
in Fairiield--t;eorge Watus has closed his
term of school in Stowe and returned home,
Mrs. John Lang, who has been living IN
Waterviile, is quite feeble. Ira Powell, Ben
iamin Westman and Orris Westnan have
made quite lumpof maple sugar. &c Gorge
Cornell has commenced work for Sanford
Heath. Henry Weston and wife and broth
er Carl. have returned to Hanover. School
closed in the Fullington district last week. -
Aonzo Kingsley has moved his family to
Bnghsmvile Charles Bixby has moved
his family into th1 hous, a the IIarhor, for
mcrly occupied by the LATE William Hall.
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THE STATE DENTAL SOCIETY.
Programme OF Their Annual Meeting to
he I!cId at Bellows Falls.


Tie lith annual meeting OF rbc Vernon
state Dental society is to be held a. Town
Hotel, Bellows Falls commencing on Wed
ncsday, March 10, and continuing through
Friday. Nj the railroads in the State will
sell round trip tickets for fare one way to
members attending ,he meeting. The exec
utivc committee have arranged au interest
ing programme as follows
"Wednesday evening iraycr roll call Of
officers read NJ minutes III last meeting; re
ports Of completes: routine business; paper,
Grown and bridge Work." Dr. Thos. Mound.
Rutland; discussion.
Thursday morning Mi-ccllaneous business:
address of president; case Of discipline: paper.
The s. Of Autiscptics in Dental i'rnutigc,'
Dr.. G. A. Mnyteld. lloNolle, Mass discvss-
ion uarcr. subject to be announced, Dr. J. l..
Perkins, -. johnsbur,; discu sion
Thursday afternoon = o'clock Clinics; the
following named gentlemen will clinic: Dr.
q. c. Ainsworth, Boston. Mass. contour fill
ing of bI-cUslIds or muars, using separator
and matricr: Dr. !. VI. Watt, Boston, manu-
facture of mouth mirrors and administering
ether with now inhaler; d. q. \. MaYfeld
| i!olyOk", Mass, sptclng engine bands: DR.
Thomas Mound. Rutland, max ing and setting
gold crown; DR.. q. W. Iiottinan, White River
| junction. Milling. Using Bonwi! engine mallcts.
4:3I O'Clock -l'aper, with demonstrations,
| Morgan. Springfield. Mass discuss on.
Thursday eveninS-By request the executive
committee have arranged Tor m evening to be
| passed in social enjoy nent. Music will be
! furnished by Quortette arranged by Mr.. r..
l.. .IordOn of iCston, Ticket for banquet free
t. those stepping at Towns Hotel; - per plate
| to those stopping elsewhere.
| Friday moinins. .leci ION of officers paper,
"pidctical points, Dr. /. +; MrGoNern Yer
gen, IS; dise us-ion; p?perr; "Warrant"d. nr.
| ness, and miscellaneous questions and an
| swers. Adjournment.
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CHEL SE A,

The town report shows q debt Of $3.50. 50
an increase of 500. II during the last year,
The expense Of highways, bridges. side
walks and drains was SljS3. 50, the expense
of tho poor $3.50, 90 and of breaking roads
S1Si.JG.
During the year 1859 there were Il births,
10 marriages and q deaths, a very favor
able death-rate. ON March !, Samuel
Guild was struck on the head BY a Tree he
was telling, receiving a deop cash many
inches long which bled procusey until DR..
Story ~ Goss came and sewed up the
wound
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Belinda Pain, who recently celebrated
her 0ith birthday, is recovering from severe
sickness.--l.ottie Woodward has liniehed her
school and 80 at home \. y. Tracy, q. H.
Chase. |. G.. Dodge and A. DinEwall are prepar-
ing TO build Easements uDder their barns this
spring. Lehora Stevens Alice SANDERS. lneZ
Dingwall, Relc Hetsey, ana Anna Bliss have
returned home from the seminary.,-O. a. Her
which weighed 1898 pounds, and three days
later Killed four more from The same litter
weighing 1910 pounds. The Prize winners at
were Marcea ! Dung and Austin Cove. Mrs.
Abbic 'lemplet on and l. 7. Mallory were mar
ricd Wednesday. The horse trot, between
John Ryan Of Plsinneld Thursday, was trotted
live heats TO decide The race, Mr.. kyans horse
getting the first two ana inc hith-I ne
Campbell Of Montreler. Cows at the AFRO
Pratt auction sold for $3.50 to S}6.-Mary Bas-
sett and Jefferson Dodge are SICK.
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ENOSBlJRGH FALLS.

Rev. f.. :. stone. rector of st. Matthew's
church, and his brother. Rev. George Stone,
were ordained here Wednesday. There was a
large number Of ministers present, including
paine of Providence, Il. l.. who preached the
ordination sermon, Rev. W. +. Weeks Of Bran
don former rector of ~. Matthew's, Rev. A.,
H. Galley of sheldon. and others.
The Ice business il still booming. Too 81
Richards are shipping four cars Il day 20 III
their creamery icc Lou-e AT sheldon, II. X.
a large ice house on tho bank Of the river for a
firm in Hartford. Conn. and Farriu a Burt
are filling large ice house near the track
that has not been sold as YET. TheN are hiring
all the men and teamo they Caa stcure.
Vt the annual town meeting it was voted to
refund the bonds NJ a lew rate of interest. -.
the scholars gave an entertainment at
Quincy hall.
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NORTHERN NEW YORK.
Nora.

c. H. Sumner is out again. Mrs. Fran
els Pierce is convaln5cent, IL. Buriici Is
home FOR visit W. G. Peters and l.. W.
Clark have gone to "runper lake" where
they have job.-lnu Huntington has re-
turned from Ogdansburgh. ~. Montross
has rented !, h. Lawrence 5 place and has
moved his family There. Mrs. ii. +. Clark
is visiting at North Lawrence. AT the town
meeting the ontire republican ticket with
the exception of supervisor End town clerk
was elected; also "A license commissioner 49,
The w. c. T. L. will meet at the Methodist
parsonage Friday afternoon.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

One Ellis, who stole buffalo robe from
James Campbell, was brought before Justice
Alien and fined $40 and costs ana for want
thereof viii spend the next four months i'll
Rutland.
ilI,h her Grswold is very sick with pneu
n MIA. Harry Parker has moved his fomi-
~ to Worthwhile. Mrs. Arvlla Dber
spent last week with her sister, Mrs. J.
c. Ohor.-S. W. hndes has been appointed
postmaster.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Luther Griswo'd died after short i'll
ness of pneumonia. The funeral services
were held ut tie Congregational church,
Mrs. Paul officiating.
Fred Sargent has moved on to the Siaun-
doris place in Elan.--,jr. Jennings has
moved into the Campheli house on Water
street.-Mrs. Chauncey Crocbcr is visiting
in Lyndon and Myrtle Iarabce in Cam
bridge Frank Hazard hns bought the old
tin shop and will put in stock Of groceries
-Oliee Masure is improving IL little.
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IMPROVED POSTAL FACILITIES
From Essex junction to Boston by Bur
lnuton and Rutland.

,,.,, ,,aa, r,,,,nti,,, a., n,.,,,, -. H.,
FROM ESSEN """'''o" 70 ""s'o" Nv n"r
lington and Rutland.
AS VIII oe seei ny 'ne iel'ers peio"' ONO
from the second assistant postlnaSter-gen-
ernl 70 Mr. GARRISON and another from
T;.,. h.,iato,,+ pos+,,o.,or C,o,,o,.,l f-Io,.,,-
rreV A's'S'uno 'S.l.i'a'ei ~ Ni''i
son 10 secretary PROCTOR, they nave ar
ranged for improved postal facilities from
Es.cv Junction to Roston Inv R,rlington
md RutlnnI. which has been made a full
,,os+o1 ,ou+o This ia son,otbipo which tho
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llNCOlN.

The Lincoln House is now vacant. Xeno T.
FACE Tho late landlord. has moved to Monk
ton Ridge, where he is to engage in the mcr
c4"tde business. w. Il. Stearns has engaged
70 clerk FOR him. 4 special town 'oeeting has
j III 20 SEQ L The ;oHH will vote to lid in the
Bristol railroad ty its bond or hords md 10
lii -uI the oac .u the bush neighburhood
were set t. adjoining Districts BY a yute OF the
town at its annual meeting: ". Il. Cove e
tac funeral OF his uncle. Wallace Sargent has
purchased a PAR, OF the Old Sargent farm and
Win his wife ha~ commenced hous eEce piug.-
Ecrt /. TWu"y Is cicri;iug for NJ: y. Govc.
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john BvZlel has returned ant will cont niue
h., iis - schools. " allie: Nradenhurg and
tnUiiy ar" N Botnn. called there 10y his WIGS
mother illa,s..-f.Ya GUodepred j. at Barre
his VecE.- IuclUe nJcCGs Ordly crushed LIS
TO- N "a" nil 'ast ly"r;. MAJ el ami Eddie
Lamb nrc Wis tin! in @Gi,siicd.-Alrs. w. Z.
Harmon plea mig entertained her sunday
school elias. Tuesday eycniHg.--Nill Martin
went to Montpelier last Tuesday.
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FRANKLIN.

George Anderson hal rented George Pratj's
farm for on" year, and Michael OILS has NOV
cG onto \. l.. Riley iarHI. .. Wright viii To-
cc!ve bpu' s2uin Tor bis loss in the recent lire:
:. Il. Crook ,jj3.49 G. Il. Phillips $500 from
the Vermont Alutdal; Peter liCilo c2J, ana j.
X. md r~on SO from laaac Eorley's agency,
ST. Albums. VI.
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WEST BERLIN.

James Heath has vacated the boarding
hou and moved into a part Of Charles
has rented the hnarding house A. Bullock
has bought the Obed hcrriil iarm.-Bcrin
GRANITE company nave SOIL the machinery
bury, whore il LII, been shipped. The cream
cry building is to be made over into board
ice house.
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The buccaneers Of Gid.

FlauntCd the skull and cross bones, Their en-
sign, dchantly at the masthead Your mo leru
pirate, not On the high sea-, but upon the high
reputation of standard remedies skulks under
various d s,uises. His hole and corner traific
has never TO any degrCo affected Eostcttcr's
Stomach bittcrs, although thtt standard in
Yigurant and corr. cilye has long beol the
shining mark at which his shafts have been
directed. Cheap local h'tters, composed Of
htry uureclliie,i stimulunts, with an infusion,
or extract POSSIBLY, OF some tonic bari ARE st'll
sometimes recommended MS identical with. or
similar to, or possessing Nlr,ues kindred to
those cf Aner..4;I chosen family med line
These perish speedily, whlr The great subluor
and preventive uf disrase pursue. ats success
ful career, overcoming malaria, dyspo ,'-ia,
and rheumatic ailments, not only ON this, but
On many continent,
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6RAlh

The Con&veGa tiona, quarterly conference
recently married T. Miss Flint Petcr Jcrt
ha- moved into Dal II SeNmoGr's house. O.
tuir a.il hu- moved into :. G.. Loomis's house
and viii NoiN Tor hint. = ThayCr win
work for Clayton Mann this season. Mrs. j.
\. Spear is no lctter.-rhe A. ". Ferry farm
h.S MAnm snlG.
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{ PRINGElElH q.

Local talent gave a fine drama last Satu-
day night. tine Lancashire Lass under the
direction AMI for lie Leucht OF the :. OF v
il.c q. =. Z. post have appointed their com
mittees in urel aratiou for the Ccmiu.: reunion.
August l. EuItor stiles o, the Hepurtcr was
giaddenpd last week 10y tie advent OF an as
siStant ciitor. who la. announced it a. his in
tentiOn to stay q years.
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ROCHESTER,.

Mrs. Grin Harvey is in Lowell, Mass, Ches-
ter Fierce i II Boston this week Rev. Mr.
MarynN returned from Boston, SATURDAY.
Walter futile is spending several months AT
II H. Chaffeo's-AIrs. Ed. Baker was called
to her home In Eat MiadieDury Oh account of
tn illness of er mother. The Univcrsalst
-oriety realized $40 at their dramatic enter
IainInent last Week,
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STOWt.

a son Of Emory Preston, while at work in
j. r. Houstin's tub factory, had fngcr cut
ofr.-Joseph GARY il moving to the X Imhai
house AT the lower village. ne commission
day-Tae cove ,n0rsnip quest on Is being con
siderally discussed AZ rrcs"r,. The soldier
vote cans solid for Lieut.. Gov l. A. Wood
bury
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GRANVILLE.

II. j. Spear has gone TO Northfeld. Mr..
Maynard is low with consumption. AlOuIo
briggs il slowly recovering from severe Illness.
Mr.. Sargent. al. aged resident, was stricken
with paralysis few daI g u%u. ana is in d" criti
ca cond zion. +. T.. Wilson is working for
Henry Briggs in Lis sawmill. Horace HiI
ana wife OF Wait.fed, formerly of this town,
are both in poor health.
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WORCESTER

Glen, only son of the late Frank Buck, died
Sunday of diphtheria.-He was II bright, stir
ring Ii tie fellow and will be greatly missed a
the corner,
About - couples danced to the music Of II
mores orchestra at Worcester House hall,
Monday night.
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WHITING.

Flora ". aged l. years daughter of Calvin
the SIN Among those sick in town are f. u.
Douglass. Willie and Mary ketcham SANFORD
Kelsey and Mrs. Abram Hcssottc. Mrs. Am
Mayhew has returned from Medlord, Mass,
where She has been to care for her sick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14

Tho Rev. G. w. Pierce WHO has been preach
Ing tor he Congregauoaali,ts tor about a year
moved from town on the llth. for East Bcrk-
shire, Nt.-B. Bowen who has been very low
with pneumonia is better-Ward Howard is
very Sex.
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VETERINARY DEPARTMENT..

This department is conducted bv T. VI.
Miller V. Y. All communications should he
addressed TO the FREE Press, except those re-
qucstng answers by mnii, which should contain
a fec Of 81, and will then be considered private
practice. Such questions are to be addressed to
DR.. Miller, Burlington, VII
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14

"Worms"-I own n horse Il years Of age that
has always been fat and thrifty until the phst
six months. feed her well but she ia both
poor and weak. Within a. short time have
found that she Is infested with worms Please
give through your paper good remedy.
"REAuER'