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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

the ar 0f your planet Bat = the
>aturnizas TIE mixt4Es = highiy Intox-
Ic4t.-s. 2ud Is therefore rslisf - tie
mOn0tony o. GhsiT every lie. Tnls
mixture = greatly sought after, bll
nAYd 10 Obtain ga tie sources 0f CIV
gen are fee and sc2nty. II Sborlens
the lives Of thoSe Who hzYe recourse 70
C, but 4 Z takes too long. they Dage
other Ways of escaping from a lie
snlch cuts And cr-rs cFrrg tnlag Tor lis
miserable subjects, defeats al TIE nat
ursl instincts. confOUnds All lnd ylauzl
chzr4cteTlst3cs, and makes ex3 steuce
such = colossal bore, as yOur worldly
people say, that self-dosJruct0n be
comes & luxury" - Ol5ser Wssdel
Hoizass, 81 Fsbr4ary Af.ansse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

.It may be an awful state Of affairs for
a Kansas farmer % burn ms corn for
fuel. but there are hundreds of men IN
Grand Rapids. who would have money
left 10 their pockets, st the end Of the
year, If they bad ground enough TO
TO raise corn for fuel, instead Of using
coal aud wood. Democratic journals
howl at the coal trusts and syndicstss,
howl for cheap fuel, howl because the
Western farmer burns the cheapest
fuel he can get, and then howl because
the Republican party doesn't fx things
20 that the same farmers VIII have TO
buy coal for fuel ct the very same men
they are continually howEng at. The
mission of the Democratic editor Is 20
howl, and there IS only one animal that
can equal him. That q the hovling
monkey. He and rs relatives rela-
tives, even 70 the third and fourth gen
srsnons. assemble together and howl
FROM sun up until sun down, for the
sole purpose Of howhng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
MANLY c. DODGE.
attorney at L1w,
Rooms IL and AZ, Wonderly Building,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
2S Canal-st., Room Is.

Will give special attention 10 the collection Of
claims, and commercial business.
VIII take charge of real estate for res
idents or non-residents. collect rents. pay
taxes OF negotiate sales. VIII attend to bus
iness in the Probate Court. and undertake the
adjustment Of all questions relating to heir
ship property. VIII make deeds. mortgages,
leases and papers of all kinds. and do gen
eral Notarial business. Win nngate cases In
all courts. ard do a general law practice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
Sealed Proposals.
oFrioY BosEo o. PusLre woaKs.

~ U |FFI-I|
GptxD R.PgDs. Nioh.. March =. $50. !
Sealed proposals viii he rfce ved e. the
Gree of the Board until Saturday. March
=, $50 st an p. n. FOR TIE lay AZ of water
mains in CotfsK street. Fourth street Reed
street West Bridge street ard Third avenue
according 70 the pans and specifcat ems
On fie sf The once ~ tie Board.
The Board reserves the ii ght 20 reject any or
a. bids
Esch sidder shall deposit uith his proposal
the sun of El1a0c. n BE forfeited 8 the CITY 0f
Grand rzrids il oase 30 shan fsil % enter
into contract 81 aceerdsnce n is nrsVosal.
shouis hfs said y posai - accepted ~ the
Board ~ Pueic ~ 0rEs
Al proposals r1gsf ~ made u7on banks n
EiH be flrn shed up1n prIcsro1 - %
os-e - the Bea-f.
Msrch = sE0. 3. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
Sealed Proposals.
OFFLcE BoaRD or PrELIc Woaks.

VFFTTE b0tRD OF ITELIC " OHKs.
GSAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 1880. !
Sealed proposals will be received az the
Office Of the Board until Saturday. March
~ ls90. at 2Z0 y. m. FOR the Improving 81
an alley in block :. Scribner and Turner sd-
difion. according 10 the plans and speCifca-
tions on hie AZ the once of the Board. The
Board reserve the right 90 reject any OK al
bids
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the SUN of sif000. 20 be forfeited - the City Of
Grand Rapids IN case he shall faii % enter
into contract In accordance With his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of puhiic Works.
AL proposals must be made upon blanks that
viii be furnished upon application AZ the
of1ce Of the Board.
March q GRO. G. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

CHOICE VACANT LOTS For sale cheap. 500
y and upwards; between Livingston and Colt
aycS-, on the nil.
CPLENDIDLY LOCATED LOT On Crescent
- ave- price $3.50.
TEN -ROON HOUSE AND LOT. One block from
Bridge-St., on TIE hlll, SO OF more Gown;
balance per cent; price $500
HOUSE AND LOT on Ibomas-st.. near
II Jnlon-st.i new. modern style furnace,
CRATE, etc; nine rooms iot 21I@' puee
NEW. NEAT COTTAGE. $50 on instalmeBt
Y plan. s. down, four blocks north o. hasi
Bridge St. on Clancy 81.
RRIN6 rs 500 IS a payment on place and
IL We VIII show YOU our vacant lots; y they
suit We viii build you 4 bsuse such as you de-
sire and receive the balance Of payments an
monthly instalments.
HOUSE AND LOT on the hiil. worth ts5Oo.
III TO exchange for vacant lots.
HOUSE AND LOT On Williams 81. worth
il $500. near South Division-st. We minutes
walk from Monr0e-st. 20 exchange f0r some
cash and smaller priced house AID lot
pESIDENCE on HENRY ST. near Cherry
IL 81. price 500. % exchange for vacant lots.
GOOD SITE FOR RESIDENCE; Lot s0x90.
" improvements. water. Eas ana sewer m iot'
only iol left on Portsmouth Terrace between
Fountain and Fulton St: price $500.
VACANT LOTS $50 upward IN northwest
part Of city
lois on HARLAN-sT- near Hsu-st-. $40
cosnQ TAKES HOUSE AND LOT FA
'oJOV North Lafayetie-t u rooms. clos
cts. etc. let 55xlsl.
LARN PROPERTY FOR kALE-s scres ln
u township 81 Beudon. ottawa county -
acres improved. 81 acres b scE l0afni orchard
and fan buildings ~ acres fUur-aud -H.Iof
miles wesf 81 city. Al improved pew house
harm ana other building gooa aupi" orchard.
1tr acres "A hiddlerHle. BsrrY county. lN
acres improved, teu-roorn house two isrfs
haras corn-cr1hs. rrsnaries ano hl nenegsaiF
acres Of orchErd this farm is only short dis
tance from the business center 81 the town
WE HAVE NOT SPACE TO ADNEBTIEE
W the many bargains for sac and - change
upon our books il rou want 81 investment
call on Us We guarantee ygtisiscfior-
BROOKS BROOKS
g and a Nev Housenan bioot.
Telephone 1IA Eeai Estate and Leans
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

THE electors Of Musksg0u VII, sc the
coming city election. vote on the ques-
ton of going % Lake Michigan for a
pure. permanent and sufficient water
Supply. But the electors OF Grand
Rapids cannot b. trusted 70 vote upon
50 great a question "a a better water
supply. Either our citizens are less
competent than Muskegon' s-or else
our council -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
40 sUssckIBERA
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. TUESDAY. MARCH 3.
PUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION.

There Wfa b. a Republican City Convention
aeid 40 tse Circuit Court kooms. Thursday
eEeniag. A 2ril e lsi0. az 30 ,. M. for the pUr
posa 0. n0mf mfnst.l- candidates for city ofreers
and f0r tae transaction of such other business
a. may properly eoms before it.
By order Of the Republican city Committee.
JAS. a COVE. Chairman.
WM. ALDRtCH rATEUA. Secy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

TTr German Empire hss had IS ruc-
ter. the Frsuch Eepuhisc 1as had its
Ministerial uphssvai AID TIE Grand
Psrrds p-aoc-rf has been n EDITORIAL
travsH. Time Only VII shov how
much the three great powers havs been
irnnroYs6 bY ne changes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

II. az The later developments tend 70
show, Bismarck resignation vas made
because the Emperor eneroached on tne
uraroQativss Of tbe Chancellor n a man
rer 4 disfssseflll - he old veteran. then
Il = reasonable e. expect that his SIC
r-Ssor. Canrivi. VII Be eut a tool n the
vcurv Fnlperor's bands, for good or
ar-1
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

pnoBtTF 0EuFI-ststs 81 MiehiFsn Com
! ~ ar Kent. ss tts sess 0n of hf prDbste
fourl ier sad County of Kent bed - the Pro
fsfe oftre in TIE rifF ~ Crane Rapids ~ ths
- daF al Harfh. fa fhe re2r one th0u-
ssrd erff hnn1re0 snG ninety.
Present. Cyrus PERI F'Hs. tudgs q frobste.
i = fnr raatfpr ~ Fl hf esfaf- ~
HtHfFLT. opt tfk. drreaeef
The Al eflIgHn Trust 00rrpHrv. nf fr. 8 RI ~
a. Hnnts non FHff fHe gIH Rrneyet n sec -
fsfe fsrfnu rendered a. ftls rrurf lfs tnsi
90 rgi 81 sfrsfion arrrfEf
NrF frer at trn n'rlorF lr fNf fore
Dnof.. 81 s2ff profrre 01ee - zrreIrtat fUr
eIanir ~ sssf aerouHt
Ard n 81 further rrf rref thff coy -
tf.e 1af - rHff shed ffFef rIeeeFs 20 Weffs
rrFv ors A. "a Car 81 hHs-rF n ~ Tvs
eHaF-H fasEr p ~ iV 1ffspaHe- ~ q &c anl
CTff SIS FfkEIF-
+a t-1f rrrTl a1rEf rf fr0nste 81.
tr-- rr . ~ .arr rngfrfor fr.sf 0rsf y
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
coSn0 TAKES HOUSE 1ND LOT rl
'oJOV North Lafsyetiest. u rooms. clos
SALE OF BONDS.

fea "a bids wiH 30 recei vef try tbs bssessor
II school Iistfirf 40 ~. ~ bskgy and Hose
IRke NceeIa county. NIfhig ger, untI HprN it.
authorized r. fsa issued fT fhs vcters ~ sac
district Bonds are in Gle oenomluaton ~
npzeh and dated March i, ls~. cus afo
ravsfie - follows. f-g March ~ itfi- q
Nafoh lsa So Nsreh i. 1871 So NHfrt p,
1Fe f7g March j. 1ff teefinF interest ~
the rate ~ ref cent per snn1m. pefnnis Hp-
rrfaUv arcordinF g. The coupons attached.
prlrcHnaf rnf Interest payable ~ the oid
Naff0raf Barb Crane Rapids hict GHn- The
assessor reserves The night 81 refuse auT and
AL bios liflt g. htNhE lhNi
fss -ssor ~ -cbeol District 80. 8 ri. - beFloy
and Rose Late. "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
TURBITUBE AND PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFFE GHOLT. general warehousemen,
IL at III South Diyision-st. store pianos and
household goods AT low rates. expert pack
ers; careful movers with large vans sent
promptly by telephoning No. sJ4 Jan l-sl
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

Now an English syndicate is after
Bentucky's big distilleries. Isn't it
about time for the worm TO turn?-De-
troit Tribune. The worm of the still? 1t
mas been turning the stomachs of de-
cent people for many years, but as yet
N vain
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

HELP WANTED MALE.

HELP WANfED-MLLE
NXANTED-A good Steut b0y fer Fe1erSl
W work. At the warwick. -
XEANTED-Iiye. active ezny2ssers; iurn
F0r faA particulars lRS Ulrs Al roon - Wen
oeriy b-9ck.
WANTED porter and bell boy al Living
" stoA hetsl. LyenSt.
NIANTRD-An experienced detail drawer
ler e4Diuet &nd laseIIoT ~eoa ~erA ~
taAe eharsS II aaeIsTy. etc Inquire 81 SnitA
sanford. y
WANrED-A few bright young men 70 learn
The trade OF polishing AID buTng On
BRASS ofaad Rapids Brass GO. -
NANTED-At onee one hrst-class trimmer.
" steady work ana good wages ihe u air
Barnes Furniture Co. SGarg4s, Mich. 65
ktAAIED-AA experienced salesman spoak-
" lng bermaD or Holland. None lntxp peri
rnced ncrd apply 10 Tic See Hive +" ii. "
semDle. q and - ". Brdge-sf. 0Fand Rapids
WANTED Reliable local ana travelling
w statesmen. Positions permanent special
inducements n0Ri last selling Speclaltles
don't delay; salary from start. Brown Bros.
AuTserymen, Chicago. Ills June -
NANTED-SAlesmen. clerks. boOkkeepers.
w OaTtendeTs. teansterS. shipping clerks.
farm hands. Office help, aud al others out oi
employment 70 call and investigate onr en-
tiTely new and thoroughly reliable system Of
procuring situations Co-0perStlfc Employ
inent Company. IS-l Nouroc-st.. rooms ~ and
u Porter bleek. Phone leZl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

Ro1Rp a. lssrnr a TIE NishlEsn Hoss.
- s3F psf VEes --f
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
ROB SALE MISCELLANEOUS

Lv0R stFF-rtfu sn1 efAsr hsr6y pesfh
4 trees. pear eberrf pf1n ana spplf trees.
etc. far safe IS -. + y asfs1- hoTt.l. u ieh-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25


(NAAIED-sltuafiOn by experienced book
W keeper and shipping clcrAi haS A2a ca
periencc as collector and unoersi ands type
writing and stenoenphy; good references =
moderate wages. address l. H., 10 North
DiyiSiOn-st. 50
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
NIFTEn-Ho -HolRrFRs

LCR cALE-Horss- lanes ars Trof f~sT ~
srpress Wzfcn, Sso st isrEs pisttorTn
sczles. In2u.rs ~ "a . sr1s Lnlbu-ss -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
HELP wLBFBD-FgKALB.

WANTED for general housework ref
W eTences required. Apply "A Jefferson
ave. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

ToR sAIF-Tne bscE smith etrr formerly
i ,rcuti ~ - 3 p Eus ir the r'1'sga -
I.isksrl 40 one se-s ~ ard 20 pzfticg'srs
So TF o Heath. eeaisr FRI rssa estate. sparta,
rff~f
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

TOMORROW ] vii EEL xaU hoN n.aEx pea
beans thare aFe IL a tushe 1Ha il the fa-
E1TF Keep in mind thkf I sta sal sssE b 81 &
lAe oi Slseo houss sAa lsg on eSsy sogsas. /. g.
frQF4n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
SITUATIONS WANTED -FExALB.

lVAATED-A posti0 as hOusekeeper. by
W one with no incumbrance. Address A. is.
c., general delivery. city. 50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By widow as house
W keeper with one little girl; wages no OBJ
1ect; more for home. Address Mrs. NJ. p.
box 6. Telegram Herald. a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

FOR SALE-0r vail exchange Tor city prop
eriy. al otacre farm ln Cascade lUa u-
SNIP well improved. Cal au ~ address ur.
II. u. blufurih. Cascade. Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

q All h0NsE VIII eighf rooms aae los
Z - N'CO on ht keFRon ~ ciStcfn AID
Nol N8ters lets southeast 81 City a. acres uf
haIa timber iu N1cbusKAn Nounty 3ld -
sores. a. lnETVsrd. -. llliea southeast oi a IA
q. exchange lsr houses &no lots Qf sell slk
oi thS above pn easy terms bI. ". III. Hos
obCe. MtoClcoHlh building Us
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

EoA SALE-Nes hoasss-ons 6roems fauf s
roaH One TNoms Siont foundations. eis
terls AID csiiSrss low thlt mouiA ". II
lloes. 81 N0rtD College ave. :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

CHOICE VACANT LOTS For sale cheap. $500
y and upwards; between Livingston and Colt
aveS-. on the hill.
lpLENDIDLY LOCATED LOT On Crescent
= ave. price tl250.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

LNoh SA1E cheap IN 1eacs &daitlel a. lae
cts II oraAe ksQias. ihnee-fe.lrths ei .
milr afom tGt T. ~ H A 81 crossing. ie4r
GsQ acre lets soad foT pcAshtS asa aiss alt
Gcfe 4u1 Vne 1eurtA acre leta. fer farther
Information inquire ~ t1e premises. kef. A.
9eacs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

lOR sALk-lais- szSa "a SSs su as Aolfh
lalau o.. s.41liiaE. one mile lreG cits
hat. iuslar city imits easy paYInenis q, A
y a8 over 9UrJh National EaLE. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
M0ERy TO L0AR.
MISCELLANEOUS.

NANIED-Miss Lou NartindSle wiz De
w pleased 20 see any who wish lessons ia
oil. water colOrS. crsyon. or India ina. a. her
studio. 3 NiddlcOmb buildings hours from
To Il. TO & terms reasonable. s.
MAGNETIC healing and clsirv0yant sittings
III ae ottawa ST.; cable and oalal-St cars
convenient NJ. IL. Free
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28

n quarter of century's experience is avail
able in It's present preparation. Tho con
sumner is not experimental upon by changes
of formula that are constantly being made
in other powders in an effort TO get mix
ture that will not cake or lose It's strength,
or that follow changes of proprietorship
or manufacturers. The Royal Bald ng
Powder is always certain and equal in IT'S
work tcaspoonful does the same perfect
work to-day that it did yesterday or last
week or month or last ycnr.
No great efforts are made 10y other manu-
facturers to procure pure materials.
But experiment that cost many hundred
thousand dollars were made by the Royal
Baking Powder Company to secure for its
Use chemically pure ingredients, and to de
wise methods and formulas that would
make perfect baking powder.
While there is no secret as to the ingred-
tents use1--the methods of their pre- para
ton their relative proportions and the man
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28

II never 10. IS It's strength, hut
viii keep - sh ana OF fall
power until used.
IL acts slowly in the dough. SO
that none al its strength is lost
before the baking is completed.
1t makes food that viii keep
sweet, moist and fresh longer, or
that may be eaten hot and fresh
with impunitS.
The reasons why the Royal Baking Pow
der is superior to all others in these respects
are easily stated. One i, because it is made
from chemically pure moterials. Another is
because It i. made with greater care and
accuracy than any other. Il is always
uniform in composition and leaycning power,
Ii has been the standard baking powder for
twenty-five years. Tic founder and CON
ductor Of its business ever since is still
at the head Of its management Thus all
the knowledge and skill attained 10y over
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28
County, COURT CLOSED.


$500.
me september term OF "t'eu'eh
county ''uf' 'nlhe l." an emu Oh
thursday @-'' ",fNr an H"N-U'iH long
session. ie''-, ma ing 'e-h '""'n 10
allow Judge Howe" '' attend the
general term 'i we supreme ''.'I1 'urt
came IN AZ " ''o'" an '"'t"-' H-"i'hT
Wa had on tie sV.r.h. master report IN
the chanc'rN case '' ". l.. ',''' vs.. ''''o-
mon Fra'trt al. p'uil'n Tor foreclosure
OF mor'-ar'. ~ T.. ~. more 'pi',F-
et iNf III "i"''N. ana 81. 81. '''''' 'At l"I
tie defendant TIE rer'r, was t''.i''"
amt a deere" Tor me lat' .''"' was @N''r''.
Tn the .a'e Oh ~ >. co. d--iil.e %.
Walker h"l'h co. a-HlH- L. '.a
'omoer a"H Nlie' th' l"".'"A was us
missed
Court announced Its 'e'i'''A J." Inc case
OF thomas I>iri" ~ 1. y. i'''d' "F'r'C'-
m 'he motion l"d'sm'~'. RECEPTIONS "-r.
allowed anI tn ease wa ordered 10 'e.
du"tm'H ON tHe report 81 ~ "id''
referee IN ne cas-, Oh d. n W. IN" vs.
jerome Dumas wa 'n1're '.' tH- pam .ii'
10 recover I'D. Wa" H., ''i-' .tN'" 3D.
1873 Exceptions were TAKEN
the cas- OF the town "i Ad rA!I vs.
ESSEX, jericho ana W Il!-'oiA h''r' on We
adopuon OF tn' commissioners report was
entered with 'he court
BAN III Tue case OF N"a'''- '''N cuAFPT'
with criminal assault "I H"'. ray Wa
fixed at Sl'uo and That '. I'aa' NliI"'
ana fhiIiip 'ei'rd' charged N''o 'he same
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28
ESAEX LllNCIION-

Joseph S. Wheeler is moving his family
from Nilliston into the Warren house on
Maple street. -Rolln Parker is moving into
his new house ON corner Of Lincoln aud
Prospect streets.-The ". {. T. I. held a
spelling school in the school house last
Thursday evening which was very pleas
ant and successful affair. james burke,
the night operator at the railroad station,
has been sick for few days, 7. ii. Roleau
is confined to the house with rheumatism.
Mrs. Clara Bullou is at Bellows Falls -
Z. l. Drury has spent the week in Lamoille
county.
Lucia Parsons. Mrs Donahue, Mrs. L..
Marshal, Hugh Niele and T. II. Roleau are
sick. AT the spelling match Saturday even
ing Fred Slbley was declared champion. -
Viii Nandow, has closed his labors at Wi
noski and returned home. A rifle team has
been organized here including all the sport
ing fraturnty among whom are some
crack shots. The equipments are expect
ed this week when grand rabbit hunt will
come of. II. f. Como is in Jericho repair
ing the CCngregationalist church steeple --
Mrs. T., /, DrurY is able to ride out.
At the close of the meeting Of the c. A.
z. post Thursday evening committee from
the Noman's Relief corps called at the hall
and invited the comrades over to the vestry
of the Baptist church where they had pre-
pared refreshments. After doing justice to
the bouutfu repast prepared by the ladies
IA pleasant social hour was spent - Miss
Laura Rrownel is spending her vacation in
town and returns TO her school in South Bur
lingtou extiweek. -- Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stanley gave them II pleasant surprise
Tuesday evening in their new home, leav-
ing small purse a. a token Of kind regards.
Mis-, Edna Roeau played the banjo and
Miss Ida Stanley sang te" excellent selec-
tons.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28
Success is generally deserved.

Scores of brands Of baking powders have
been placed upon the market since it was
introduced. Most Of these have died none
have achieved a general success, while the
Royal has increased in popularity until its
sale is general in every city, town and ham
let in the country. Nothing but the super
ior quality Of the Royal Baking Powder
could have affected this.
Corroborative Of the foregoing are the OIL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28

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fed TO a.r,.tai, the exoc. value of tba d.s-
covcrv. Tine director. nr the Post Graduate
ho.nital hov.. snnt ID. iir.'sv rs their ron
rasautati,.,. with the intention .houlJ Or
<oob's treatment urova 20 ha successful of
opeuin- ward. for the exclusive treatment
Of co,.pnntiva rotients i'm N.v York nm
der d. Iiuslnv's sun,riutnudnnc,
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goo" now WIS receiver arr" i"'u'' We're
hia'' Tor to't"IlEh' procession IN hohor o.
i'eeNent ana the celebration programme
was ca'f.eH OUT very P'casuh'y us wen as
Soccess-u 'y'
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28

No alum, phosphates or dam
gerous or doubtful substances
are used in the Royal, and it
any other brand
The great popularity and general use Of
tho Royal Baking Powder attest its superb
GRITTY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28

Mas. WiNsLow'o SoorHlNG SNHur has been
used for children toething. 1t suuthcs the
Chlid, sutteus the gums. 1llHy7 all pain. cures
wind collie and If tho best comedy for piar-
rhra. Twenty-Five cents a bottM sold by
ali druggists thrOugho the world
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28
COLCHESTER.


About 30 Of the friends of d. y. Hun
tress and wife met at their home Saturday
evening TO celebrate the 10Th anniversary
of their wedding. The friends gathered at
Rev. Mr.. Holbrook's at o'clock and
walked in body to Mr.. Huntresss home,
taking the aged couple by complete sur
prise. An hour was very pleasantly spent
in conversation over old events, during
which time song was sung entitled, Gift
ty years to-day by a quartette, and
few remarks were made By Rev. g. a
Armstrong, and Rev. Mr.. Holbrook. Miss
Katie Holbrook read an original poem. As
Il token of love and respect in which Mr.
Huntress and wife are held by their many
friends they We're presented with so in
gold aud - 80 in silver. Mr. llntress re
sponded, expressing his thanks for the pres
ent but more especially his appreciation
Of the spirit that prompted the gift and the
gathering.
Look out Tor the couuterfeit- See that YOU
get the the genuine salvation OIL . Do not
let the dealer sell you some Just a. good but
Insist upon getting the genuine with the Bull't
Head lrhde-ma on the wrapper
Tribe not with cough, cold or affection OF
the throat, lungs or bronchial tubes. Or.
bulls Cough syrup is positive cure aud
prevents consumption,
Free Ticket, for the happy hunting
grounds 10y getting cough aud pneumonia.
IN case YOU wish tu back out of such an en-
pHgemeut los a bottle OF Adamson's Botanic
Cough Bel-am,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28

WAsHINGroN, Nov. 20-The following
Nermonters haze been granted pension,
Original, James Smith of Richmond, Joseph
Hutchinson Of Waterbury. j. II. Hunter of
Hartford, Willard Fisher of Ripton, joel
Carpenter Of Starksboro, Althea, widow of
g. L Eastman Of Sharon