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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-31

IS Church ST., Corner Cherry,
is now winding up, and what re
mains OF our large and elegant
stock OF Winter Clothing, must
positively be sold in very short
time. Money must be raised,
and in order to accomplish this,
everything must he suiu regard
less OF cost or value. Prices low
err than ever. Surprising values.
MarNelOus bargains. Everything
is going for half price. Two
Suits or OvercOats here for what
You have TO pay tor one in any
other store in burlington. Don't
miss this winding up sale if you
value your money. Remember
this is positively your last and
only chance to secure nice
Clothing at 80 cents on the dol
lar.
Observe this cyclone of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-31

NOTlCE-There are many veterans who have
y claims for pensions pending that would do
well TO consult James T., Curran, Montpelier
VI, who has had over six years experience as
n special examiner and is thoroughly FAM 'llar
with all the laws and rulings of the dcpartIsr
does not have to wait for testimony To be call
speciality. Advice and blanks free.
O5,ld&Ntf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-31
BaBGaINS i!
TO BE HAD HERE.

Mems fine Cashmere, o. c.,
800.
Mems fine Melton. o. c., 4.75.
Mems NObby Moscow Beaver,
o. c., $50.
Mems Elegant Diagonal. o. c.,
500.
Mems Handsome Kersey, O..
c., $50.
Mems fine worsted Getaway
Suits, $50.
Mems Imported Scotch Suit.
$50.
Mems heavy Satinet Suits, 2.9S
Mems imported wide vale
Suits, 81 1.
Mems beautiful Prince Albert Suits, $3.50.
Mems all wool Pants, LIS.
Mems better grades, 225.
Mems finest quality Pants, $50.
Thousands of other bargains that we cannot
mention here. Don't buy a dollars worth of
Clothing elsewhere until you have been here
first. Be sure you strike the right place
american CfOfhing COmpunU.
IS Church St. corner Cherry. opposite Rowe's
Hotel, Headquarters for Bargains
in Burlington, VT.
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Merit Wins,

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DIR. Kings New
iAie pllls, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Flee.
that sell as well, or that have given such univ.
resal satisfaction. We do not hesitate TO guar.
antee them every time. and we stand ready to
refund the pure base pricu, if satisfactory re.
suits do not follow their use. These remedies
nave won. their great popularity purely on
their merits. Beauprc d Lowrey, Druggists,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-31

BURLINGTON, Jan. 2, 1900
4 happy and
" prosperous new year
II to you all.
T~his morning we COM
menCe our annual sale of
Remnants. odds and ends, shop
worn, faded goods, etc., of ev-
cry description, goods from
every department.
anuary is our general clean
y ing Up month. We take
stock February Ist.
wrench Satincs. We offer
I to-day every yard in stock.
Our best goods, regular price
IS cents new goods will be
opened at that figure early in
February. Remnants short
lengths, dress patterns and
full pieces, all at 70 cents
yard. Early purchasers will
of course fare best. This is
an opportunity not to be passed
by.
NREss GOODS Remnants
in great variety, many
- lengths desirable for dress
es, combinations, repairs, chill
drens dresses, ETC., at prices that
will surprise you.
r. EMNANTS from every de
* partment, wash goods,
SScotch ginghams, domestic
ginghams, linens, domestics,
cloths, fannels, white goods, etc.
oas s: :: 5: +: +; s; 4: !:
at this time in theyear. To re-
duce stock We shall make prices
low You will, we assure you
make a mistake if you pass us by
In Plush Garments we still
have our leading numbers, in
an assortment of sizes We hon
estly believe them to be the best
value in the market.
We offer from one lot of Beaver
ackets, about fifty in all, prices
from eight to fifteen dollars,
your choice for five dollars, and
several other lots at correspond
ingly low prices.
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Scratched % Years.

Body covered with scales. Itching tor
rible. Suffering endless. No relief.
Doctors and medicines fail. Speedily
cured by Cuticura at u cost of So.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-31

We have in
stock a good
many fine gar
me IS, more
than we want
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-31
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury. VI
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Leading physicians Recommend a YER Sarsa-
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safety. II cleanses the blood, strengthens The
nerves, and NitaliZes tn, system Popular cX-
perienCc has long pluccd this medicine at the
head of tonic alternatives
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-31

r, The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises
Chapped Hands. Chilblains Corns n Il all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
no foo pay required, 1t is guaranteed to i've per,
dect satlSfacelon, Or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box, For Sale by Beaupre d Low.
rey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-31
Respectfully,
LYMAN & ALLEN,

\. B.-From this date until further notice
our store will be closed every evening, except
saturday, at p. m. 81 ,d&w
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3. Chrisfs Comments ON IT,, 1:1.2

By his manner Jesus secured attention and
stirred up expectation. What next? There
was pause. Then Christ. sitting proceeded
to explain the paragraph which he had read.
We miss his words. Only one sentence has
come down to us: This day is this Scripture
fulfilled in your ears" lie probably entered
into a more elaborate exegesis, exhibiting
learning, eIoquence and earnestness. His
hearers wondered at such wise words, forget
ing for the moment his humble origin. But
when they recalled the fact of his parentage
and finances, they saw in Christ's attitude only
presumption, and their admiration turned to
contempt.
A. Chrisrs SelEdefense aud Escape.
Jesus comparing himself with the Prophet
Isaiah, practically called his hearers poor
brokenhearted, captives, blind. slaves They
in return practically asked, :" Who arc your If
some great one, let us see what you can do We
have heard of your miracles elsewhere; give us
n specimen" But miracles are for spiritual
benefit, and not for the qualification of mere
within curiosity. Elijah and Elisha were
particular in performing miracles TO know
whether they would be profitable Seemingly,
Jesus magnifed Gentiles. Hebrew pride could
not brook such Partially. The Jews ragged.
They became mob. They illustrated lynch
law. They were bent on murder, for to Stay
without legal authority is violation of the
sixth commandment. They showed themselves
utterly unworthy of any divine favors. DIR.
Hackett says: "The present Nazareth lies
along the hillside hut much nearer the base
than the summit. precipice-almost perpen-
dcuar. 40 or so feet highs found still just
above the modern village, over which it is
hardly possible that person should fall with
out being killed instantly"
He escaped. lie knew every byway. His
manner was awning. His time had not yet
come.
5. Suggestion.
Be careful how you treat Christ. Respect
his messages and his messengers. You cannot
harm him. He will not do great things for
those who do not appreciate. He went his
way. He left the Nazarites unblessed.
Despised, rejected, Mt length he may leave thee;
What anguish aud horror thy bosom will rend
Then haste thee, o sinner, while he will receive
thee;
1.-THE harvest Is passing. the Summer will end"
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
Abuse Of Naval Veterans.

Comrade W. f. Iawler, of Edwin A. Stevens
Naval Post, No. l0i, Jersey City, n. j., is the
Chairman of the Committee ON the Abuse of
Naval Veterans. They are advocating the pas
sage of Il bill which will permit any alien of
the age of 81 years or upward, who has enlisted
or may enlist in the Army or Navy of the
United States, and has been or may be honor
ably discharged therefrom, to become a citizen
of the United States upon his petition, without
any previous declaration of his intention and
no shall not be required to prove more than
one years residence in tho United States preyi-
Gus to his application. This is to meet a pre-
text which has been set mp by the Judges in
Hudson County, N. j., and elsewhere, for re-
fusing to receive naval discharges rs evidences
of service in the United States navy, aud this
has operated to the injury of sailormen in a great
many ways. It is certainly gross injustice,
and sailors should be put ON exactly the same
footing as their comrades who serve on land.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20

NkIElAE ElAhhN- LOIS t. ILhMtiON-
In Cripple Harry" ar w. II. MuBdy, Burln-
game. Kan, the g c. will see a member in whom
much interest has been expressed. because OF his
physical iniirmities aud his manly determination
10 an honest living and contribute 10 the sup
port Of invalid soldier father. Remember, IL
takes but - cents for a years subscription to his
bright little paper. the Burlngame Echo. while It
helps y worthy brother over many hard places.
LOIS T. Plympton. DeuisOn, Iowa, Is the dRUgh-
ter OF Silas W. Pymp!on, ir. Providence, r L. who
served la Co. A, ION. and Co. &, lith T. l. She is
tall fair blue eyes and dark brown hair: age. 20;
member asd active worker ia the Baptist Church;
q school teacher. also OF music strong for temper
Rnce; loves the C. O.; enjoys the Picture Gallery,
sud IA making A C. C. album
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Pat Mays States.
Mem York J'setIy I

Little Girl want another slate lust ike
my last one. 1t was made by Pat May. He's
only 16 years old, too. He made my slate last
year.
Dealer-I never heard Of any such manu-
factuTer. Won't one of this sort do2
Why, yes; that's the very kind. Sect
Heres his name: Pat. May Is, 1882"
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
No Equality.

Enthusiastic Freeman-AH men were ere
ated equal.
Big TOugh-Dyer mean ter soy you're my
equal? / kin handle dozen like yer"
Enthusiastic Freeman enthusiasm rapidly
cOoliug)-I-I was only quoting Thomas JEFF
fersOn to show what fool he was
The National tribune., 1890-02-20

When Baby was sch. we gave her castoria,
When she WAS Child, she cried for CastoriA.
When che beeams Miss, shs chung 10 CaStOria,
Hl-a s!ls Lad Children, she gaze them CastoriA.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
REORGANIZATION sDrsIv Cured.

To the Editor Please inform your readers thak
have positive remedy for Consumption iy is timely
thousands of hopeless have been permanently
cured. shall be glad TO send two bottles of remedy
FREE to any OF your readers wbO hive IL
they will send HE their Express anu l.. O. Address Ia.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
Look Here, Friend. Are You slesY

Do you suffer from Dyspepsa, Indigestion Sour stom
ach, Liver Complaint Nervousness Lost Appetite Bill
i0lsncAs Exhaustion Tired Feeling Pains in Chest
or Lungs Dry Cough Sigttsweats or any form Com
humptionY II So send to Prof Hart, s. Warren 3 New
YORK wHo will send free nv mail bottle Of t2ora.
pIe1tvg. Which 10 a cure. send to-day.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
GEouGE s. Form.
ALIcKH. CHErsnLH.

George = Ford first known to the G. C. as
"Ozark BOY" Is the son OF O. ii. Ford Co H. 36sh
III; born n McHeury Co. III. August ls 1865; re-
moved vita his parents 10 Nebraska in 1863; thence
10 Missouri ga IIs3. T. engaged in farming. lie
FelOiees ~ 50 q. q. postal autographs.
Alice IL. GIeesman. Moore Uill. Ind, has been
member - t5c 4. &. for three yeaFs Her father
served during the war ia Tie sd Ind, sud is
member q JoBH A. Platter Post. GAR. She lie OF
medium hight. light complexion. blue eyes and
aArk ha-r. ]. fond Of music and good bonk..
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
BRAIN-RACKERS.

ANSWERS 70 PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE JAN. 80.
One Of Linc0ln's Probiems-The dead one.
Garden spirstion-Truebue.
Enigma-Caunon.
saying of William Lloyd Garrison
We All Enjoy--Conversatiun Club.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
Cure for the Deaf.

Pecks Pat Improved Tubular Ear Cushions PERFyorIx
cuaR DKAfsEss aud noisesin head Unseen comforIabe
self-adtnsting Whispers heard. tccessT tOen m rss
edfesyGA Sold only by IT, HIsC0X $50 broadway nnr
l4Ll Oh. d. 4. aeHd I0E illustrated book FRkK - ~
The National tribune., 1890-02-20

Lew Smith, Tonica, H., joined the C. c. two
years ego under an assumed name. He is -, five
feet eight inches tall. brown hair and blue eyes,
and : First Sergeant Of Shannon Camp No. &C, :.
81 V bis nome > near the historic and picturesqne
Starved Rock and Deer Park. lie Is fond Of music
and good books.
Hattie Maticson. daughter Of r. y. AIatteson.
Drum-Aiaiur. loth Mich. now Quarterma~ter Of
Gov. CFaI5o Post, No. ls5, Department OF Michigan
WAS born 80 Hadley, Mich, Is years ago; moved 10
Flint IN June. 1886; Joined the G. C. ia lSs9; five
feet inch ia hight, dark-brown hair aud eyes;
plays the orraa sud piano, and l. a junior IA the
Pint III gh school.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
The Happy Household.
sIWPLE RExEDIEs.

Harry HOUsEHoLD: The following may be found
useful Ia many homes:
To remove iron rust from clothes, rub the SPOTS
with lemon juice and salt. Vinegar may he sub
Etituted Tor lemon. Lay in the Sun for some min
ufes-
For sick stomach, divide n common Seidlitz
powder intO four paris aud take quarter la a liz
tie wafer every - minutes.
VIII send q recipe for Of common sick
headache 20 amy one sending me four cents In
stamps ~ cover cost Of ulailing.-S w. Bryan,
f-igryere IA
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
THE VERY BEsT OF CAKES.

One cup o. butter. two cups Of sugar four cups Of
-four, one sesiilt cup 81 milk, i've eggs. leaving
cot the whites Of TWO. two ieasPOOufus yeast
powder Crate ise yellow part 81 The riud Of two
large oranges into The cake, aud add part Of tie
Juice, and bake. Strain te rest of the Juice into
pound 81 sugar. Have whites Of the Two e,,s
beaten 10 q siIh frotil. add sugar, aud when tie
cakes are COO spread tie icing between NJ
Ind.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
II. The EXPLANATION.

!. Data.
st. Luke (4:21 30) gives the account and
the only biblical report
2. Time and Place.
Time, January, A. ID. "a. Place, synsgog at
Nazareth.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
SUNDAY MEDITATION.

Practical Duties Taught By Study OF the Inter-
national sunday school Lesson Appointed for
March 2. st. Luke, 4 +: 10 80.
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
indicated abovel
SUBJECTS: /. JESUS READING IN THE SYNA-
COG. 2. JESUS EXPLAINING THE PARA
GRAPH.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
a PKErTY eorVENTR-

DEAR C. e: Here is a very pretty souvenir :
Take two pieces 81 pure white ribbon. each "a
Inches % length aud three -quaricrs Of an inch
wide. EIicii the two ribbons together at the Gem
feTs leaving tIe four ends free aud print tie fol-
lowing quotations. ia decorative lettering one on
each half 81 the ribbons. Thoughts rule the
the day Retain Tie true reject the ialse
ME ID. Ward, Cleveland, Wash.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20

pIlI Epilepsy and Spcsns cured; nOE stopped Z
EII0 mean a permanent cure and no returns Ne
pay till cured DIR. FERDINAND, ST. LOUIS No
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20


FEiEEDs Or TIE &. c.: suppose many Of o,,r
Club ssCnid -tze 10 hear description 81 our q al
Theatcr, which had the pleasure Of visiting re-
gently. The 1all, you ali kfsog i located ia
Room no. : IN TIE kATI8SAL TRIBCsE EaiIdIng.
81 D. hne one. and D. brilliantly iiium mated iy tie
glorious deeds Of berOism OF our zircs the old
veterans. aud by the patriotism beueyoience and
charity Of grand 4. q. itself The most o01i-
EpicuOus feature which strikes your eye ON entering
tiie hall Is tie Picture Gallery. where over 100
Of tlie prominent members cast their sisado,ys
through tlle Hnasteraud u The TRIBUsl. eIsgraver
willie close by is tie sanctnm Of our Editor where
elie attends 10 tie q. q. correspondence aud the
business connected with tie Club awards honor
able mention 10 beet letters aud las many pleasant
chats Win visiting friends Of the q. q. There is
also, q q g LNclange Office connected with the
thesAlSr where an immense amount Of business Is
transacted annually. This Office las recently been
Feopenea ailer suspension Of five or ak months
and y IL 10 be hoped has located permanently ns
this resort has become very popular among a GER
tain class 81 the Club
To the right Of the Editor's private box Is tie
box Of our &. 9. fayorites. who have wg,. fbeir
laurels 10y their many acts % beEevoleuee ma 40
sacrifice Ia behalf Of the needy # fs Cftii. Con-
aEsiouO1s among the occupants u t-s ssA l.le ne
The National tribune., 1890-02-20

DEAR G, G. GIELs: want 10 tell you how 70
make . pretty throw: Cut q sheet Of white Syad-
ding Ia tlc middle lone sheet viii make two
tbTOHsi, gid each end fancy. aud cut d fringe on
one end about ore inch aud "a hail. deep paint
rome sprny each end. Mine has rnarigolds on
one end aud forget uue-HOls the other. You will
tad tliis way very cheap aad pFetty.-Grace T.
Eeyes I1lnlaElsae O.
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Conservation Cisb.

Bfdes oyH.e CgtJ.-I. Write briefly. 2 Write only
o. one t'he - INC payer. q Write 10 Tie point. 4.
heH0 answers 70 Rii puzzles Tor use Of Editor Zach
sees i8r u lIOhe writing tie best lettefs-
tisle, COD position, spelling pehnlaBship aud gem
sEal merit cODsIdered-EiI he named al tie head
a. ullz column GA tie Honor Roll. ElTsL honor
all include ali 81 these requirements Second
honor NlA iuclude a deficiency Ia some one point.
. OLlleFH ~ lli be named
The National tribune., 1890-02-20

FzNR S-tsS SENT On TRIAL.-C. IT, EGGL3
i SION Truss co, Chicago Ii Circulars Lrss.
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1890-02-20

Our Savior said an offending brother should be
forgiven, not only times but 20 times seven.
or an indefinite number Of times
j. Who was told by an angel that his WAYS
pleased Godf-Meda Plympton, West Decatur Pa
2. NbRt noted Biblc character was STYLED lilo
Eyangelist Of Greece."-Arthur Brookins Ionia
Mich. ~
r. Where Is the word carbuncie first found In the
Bibic?--W. s. Hoffman, Morgantown. w Va
AS oubit corresponded to n foot (our measure
ment), King og must have been 10 feet six inches
bed.-John Heck, Ottawa. Kan.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20

HEAsr an Morphine Habit Cured IN 10
EHl@6a SSs3 TO 20 days NO pay till cured.
Sa aSSesa DIR. y stephens. lebanon, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1890-02-20
C. c. CAKE.

Two cups Of white sugar, one cup Of sweet milk.
two tabespOoufHs 81 butler two eggs well beaten
three CUR ~ nDur two heapiug tea-T,OOnfuls Of
Royal baking pow oer.-IeIusnG J.. KaIeT.
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/. THE READING.
l. Dain.

Wo have account of Christ reading in the
synagog Mt Nazareth. 1t is written in st.
Luke's Gospel. to wit, A: 10 20. That is the only
report VIC have of the incident. The writer was
not present. He had probably heard of the i'm
cidcnt about which he wrote. We must keep
in mind that the authors Of Bible books wrote
by direction of God, and under influence Of the
Holy Spirit. Their productions are, therefore,
correct and reliable. st. Luke wrote in prob
ably the year A. ID. 81, or about 30 years after
the events in the syDagog. He wrote in Achaia
Greece, far off from Nazareth. When we recall
tho great interval of time, and the vast sepa.
rateness of the places we are pleased to read
Pet, l 81.