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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT,


URsssD sTArxs LAxp 0vrscx, i
HAsLxs. fnxnos Isly ~ JkR1. /. !.
Notice b hereby given that wilssan D.niai waess
postofcs sdirs~ss aocky Hss. Elners eoanty, fsaAc
has made SPECIFICATION for patent fos 1850 ipssr fsss
tho
BURNT FIfy0T LODE,
Lot IS. bearing geld and svsr stn&ks In Bs~x Greek
Mining Dt<trict Elaors county idaho, nnd Described
IN o. esesi plat and nssa sssss as 10 This srs
a. fniiows. via.
BEGINNING a. pssnt Of discovery, wAsss d che e.
Ter q shah txs fsst. 100 q ssep fhesss - Deg
30 q % esntsr 81 ss~t end 81 ciana thss<s "a deg
s0o n 20 NV conssr No i,shssce n deg 60 10;
70 sM esFner No .. thenrs n ~ dog 4 fko0 n b. SIC
cnrssF No r. thence " deg v go n % nv @szasr
No. 4. thence - deg W 100 n 10 Nv corner No
and place Of hgnnlsx survey IL exferir boundaries
Erom enrnes No. !. Z. .. y. n. Na ., Hs~x er~=k
hiniax District, bears VI G~g % npin " sssi feat
Distant Magnetic varixfiaa NJ Is dar Is msa ozss
No conhirts Containing IL OH acres AMI farnalnx
portion Of the usurysyed ssAs 81 the United STATES.
Tbs l.srasian q this mge b orl~ IN THIS k~eana.
ers o&1es Of Elmoss tfosmsris AiasasAsl coanty on
pave Ia. boek "a Of quarts csinss y
Tbs nearest kaoss eiAinss the wias West las 81
and foefnzsn unsafseysd.
All persons hoidiax adverse claims thcrxso are ~.
qured 10 present tbs hsiorc shis sGRes wtthig
kay Gays ifon thu nsst dAs q puh,ics*son hsrsaf
they sin Be barred by virias of tbs psovisieas a
thu statute.
", r RILEY. Register.
o. N. AeCsry. Attorn~y ser elsisnsas =
hrst pubncstion Auxsss l.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27
THE POLICE GAZETTE

IL the only illustrated paper in the
world containing al the latest sensa-
Honal and sporting news. No saloon
keeper, barber or club room can aff.rd
to be without il. IL always makes
friends wherever IL goes. Mailed t.
amy address IN the United States. se-
curely wrapped, at the following rates
One year, $500; Xix months, $3.50
Three months. $l.25.
Send Five cents for sample copy.
RICHARD X FOX,
franklin Square. New York City.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

usnxr SsATxs LANE Ovrses,
Halter. tAahe, July n. lesi.
Notes b hsssAy given that wSElsx Da.isl. waa-s
Pcssocs sdtvsssis Rocky Bar. E1snsrs esrsy IdsAa,
has made appie.fssa FOR paesss fss 80 nsssr fsss
on ths
UNION JACK LODE.
Lot s. barring rsd and diver ss1<se In Bear Creek
Miniag Dstset Efmosc couasy, kdxho, and ds.crik<a
IN ne ocial piAt and Geld nosss ls In this oses
~ foiiowxs viz.
Hswinninw a yoina a discovery. thenes q der %
min 800 n 70 poine on " cad a esAim thenes b
deg Is min ioe 2 % ~ sesnsf No. I. shsses y
deg IS nais we'd l5s n n NV ess No. 2 tkeace "
81 deg % min so n n M cor No. :. thence
deg Is nlin ls6 n ~ 1E rpw No 4. thence a. asx
No min W 500 n n wv cor No ard psxre a beEin-
ming survey of cxtssior boana.Si~s frum NE esrnsr
No. U. .. n. u. No 8. Bear cre<k Mining District
hears deW % min W 81 20 f~et disssnA No CON-
nicts Masnekic variation ~ dor a. min " cun-
taininx i<e and fossninx psrten Sf the nm
surveyed lxzi of t3se United States
ms lozticn Of ta mime h recoeds4 IN the ResssJ.
era sslrs Of Eimors tfarnserls Aitufssl county sn
page 80. book 10 of quarts rAMinss
Ths nssFsss known claim b ths "wids west 10 ~
on the soash.
Al psEscns holding adverse eisims thereto arc ".
quircd present the same befsre this oaars uisi
sixty Gays from the rsl day % pshlaaapn Asrmce ~
thsy vii Be barred b. Writes q shs prasiseus sa IN
Statute
VT. RILEY. RsxisssE.
o. n. MccAess. attorney Ear eislsass.s
First puhlicstios AayxhtL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

Congressman Wheeler Of Alabama
has sent cold shiver down the spinal
columns Of all the big Office holders by
introducing resolution instrncting
the several committees In charge Of
appropriation bills TO make reductions
uf 20 per cent in all official salaries Of
5000 or more-that would catch Sem
ators and Representatives--and 10 per
cent In all salaries OF 5000 or more.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27
Half Of the Henry Clay Mine
For Sale.

The onc-half interest in the Henry
Clay mine. situated on Red Warrior
hill, Is offered for sale at great bar
gain. Satisfactory reasons given for n
desire 20 sell. The Henry Clay il the
best gold producer to-day in this sec
tion--as evidenced by returns from the
Reeser and Gilmore miils.- For full
particulars, inquire Of g. M. Payne.
aaent, Rocky Bar
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

Speaker Crisp has given some OF the
Democratic members who have been
careless Nc 10 their attendance on Tie
sessions 81 the House little lecture on
their duties. taking his text from the
| ,ck of quorum OF Democrats on the
flor, which the other day enabled the
Republicans to compel an adjourn
maRt. A second lecture on this sub
ject should not he necessary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

In the Justices crert Of Roky Bar Precinct countv
a Elnars. ssats 81 llahs.
sAmasl Cochran. Plaintiff,
White Star Mining Company, pefeaaans.
Ths state q Idaho sends Gsessnr 10 the with. s,.,
Aininz cosapany, dzfeaSiant:
You are hereby summoas4 70 appear before me, al
my oHsse ~ Rocky Bar Fre4nct IL shs eounlv a. M
s,cse laAho. On The eth day u Fshrnary fssz a 10
ocioek q M, Ia an action brusixht AGAINST Won ~
sd el-ansa g answer ths complaint q ths abSrs
aAnis.i piaintia.
saa action ! bronght 10 recover from yos No .uw,
ot One Hundred and Sixty-two s7.loo dollxrs for
rosk sos AID ssFsissz rssderrd b. thu pain.ia Coz
me ee.snashl - nv special instsaes and rsqas.t,
cultng the msashs Of urtsAsr anl Ispss1pirf isysg
and the months n January and February, isssi. 4.
more particularly set forth Ms canapiaint ale L,
tbs action. " plaintiff sill apply 10 Inc Court lar he
relief dsaaana. OF judsneht viii h taken araiavs
you iaf the sAai saoant sesther with costs q this
suit u yoa fAii TO appear aasl answer
10 tAs shsrH " any Constable % sAia county
Ereetsax MAKE legal srFsse and due rstaru her..f
1issn under my rand this the stk day q I,essm.
"ef. fssL y. A. NICHOLSON
Justice Of the Peace taF SAID pree.nrs
august Vn'tson. attorney sss paaintsn.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

I viii mail (free) on receipt of 2
cent stamp, recipe for q simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will re-
move Tan, Freckles. Pimples, Blotches,
Black Heads. ETC., leaving the skin
soft, clear and beautiful.
Touch with this eompoand the soft ily cheek,
And tho bright glow win hest iss virtues speak
Also instructions for producing a lux.
uriant growth of hair on bald head
or smooth face. Address, A. ID.
SrEMPEL. 60 Ann st., New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

probation Of those truths. In a word.
The Republican party has got to openly
and emphatically dcnounce the ssaie
Office gang. or engage hearse 10 form
in procession. There will be Taneral
next fall sure. and the corpse win be
the rotsenest thing that has found sep
ulcher in many a year.--Malad Enter
prise (R-publ can.)
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To V. .. Anderson. his hsiFs OF Asslxns:
loa are hereby noticed thai have .xps.,i.d an.
haisircd dollars Ia Labor and lprss si.enss on the
ClIAMPIrs
Lode nitniag claim, situ.tei ON the south aide of
BED wsrrier hi, In hesr Greek sinlns DISTRICT "a
more county. Idaho. Required b. secficr x3xs Nc
sz-d Statutes 81 ths Enisud Stats beng the amount
rsquirsd % hait the Cor sass wear ssainx ne
ssncr 81 1891 that your proportion Of the same Z
nft doliafs, being on<-hzif. and n wifhin NINETY
% consfhsss ynnr prasFtlon Of seh expenditure as
co-.snsr your interest," In said elam win become ths
psoecsty Ut the subscriber under said s<efion 1sas
Revised Statutes Of the United states
Fivss pahieation. JAN 10, isas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

10 Foster silva, his hsas. or ssssxns:
Won are h<seby nssiEed THAI have sxpsaxlsA sas
hundred dcaiAs tsiooos1 In labor and impsvssaests
SUMMIT
losie mtnnE elnssn, situated Ia Bear crs~k mininr
aissrirt. fIal0fu counfy, stats az faahe a ~.
gnitcd BY ssction SxsS. Rasissa stafufss q the
United stAtss ering she amount required 20 hold he
Anse for We yc.r sHsiinx pes<ns6er sl 1881, thal
soaf prefaftioa Of the same h &50.an b<ing ore
hah m the above expenditure. and u xsshn % days
aatnr snss astsur by pahhasloa ycu All o. rsfsss
% cotsieats sour proportion 81 such expenditure q
eo-o~er year insssess In sid claim viii bsuons he
proPsrty a the ssitserib<r under sxd section s1zs
Revised as@tasss OF the United st&ses
JOHN SHIELDS.
First Pahiieasioa. gssuary 0, issx
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

In ths yastsess cssss sf Rezy mar frsslnst ces.s,
OF kisaoss. ntsas Of idalle.
Henry swaBholu. fssinsia.

Henry swaBholu. F4sintia,
white ssAs mining csnp~sy. DsssndsaL
Ths ees1s Of Idaho ssas 0rsssinx IA Ina whsa s..r
Mining cuaapAay. dsfenslant y.
tou sre hsrshs summoned "a .xuexF asfcxs ma "A
nay ones In hsety bar frsaac n tAs sonssy e ~.
mere. STATE q liaho. - ths psh ~ q pshrs.En
leSz - ~ oseek ~. IN stian kseuxhf szaisssa
you ~ said pisinsaA 10 ans~ss tins ssnplsas a ss
sbose named piaintiE I.
ealo setou y brought 10 recover from yru Twn
handFsd aud kan<sf-ons - 100 dciizrs ns xsszts.
sArss and n.sfrh<ndss sod and ashssed 10 sss -.
frndsat BY ths plAiEtin, At hiz eeaf Instance snd
regnssa arstng the tirse commencing tsusosss A
isso ard snuis IsDezfs :, lsH1. and nlsrx psrfic.
larry - forth ~ khx complaint died h dis skzl.n
Novsmhsf ~ lk1l. Or piAihsin xill apply q a.
Court To- ths rsliss dsmahdss. o. inagmsns @ji IA
taken against yn foF the zeAa xnsant tarsfls s4ah
costs Of khis saif. you tafi - sps.sF and ss -
a. vo ~ sssnn g any Constable a z@ta ssuaty.
0issn unSw NJ hard Tits fas ssh cav ~ D@sesa-
eers tsSl - y. A. AELfHxtNlfA
Justice a tia fu.es a. sssi IN ei..t
August ouitrt =. ssso' nss 4rpl.ltss = = =. ,
> $50. ,2.. ,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27
MINING, REAL ESTATE AND
COLLECTING AGENCY.

g. Nj. PAYNE will attend promptly
10 the collection Of all bills placed in
his hands, and viii make immediate
returns.
Houses rented. mines sold or leased,
aud decide, leases and other instru-
ments Of writing carefully drawn.
Address. q. M. PAYNE,
Rocky Bar. Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

a@izps:
Won ase hereby nctsssd that have expsnasd one
hundred dollars In labor and improvements ou this
HENRY CLAY
lode mlnlng claim, situated On Red Warrior hin.
Scar Greek nainisx dssrist, Elanss counry ldah.a.
= required By seatioa fz2s Revised ssxssfss a. rs
United States, hsinG the required % hold the
sa'ns Tor the scat ending Dseemher 81 iagi; thai
seeI proi.efsion loinsy q the sAme is city eusfs
being oas-hai, and u withn ninssy DAYS afssr sh,s
ncts w qualifications ysu TALL refuse 10 enntr,hul
yeuF psupaEssen o. sach expenditure ~ ee-o~nsF-
ysaf nssfss1 y aasc claim VII bscosns the property
Statutes q the United ssatss
JOHN sfiIKIDe
First publication. January 0, ise4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

- Refer TO
Judge q. ID Golden. }
Maj. r. r. Cavanah,t Rocky Bar.
III. Swanholm.
Judge A. M. Sinnott,l
w. c. WnkerrhHrn, Mt. Home.
Judge ]. T. Spragne,)
w. NJ. stockton.l o,.
L. NJ. May, "'e" feiis'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27
THE ODELL !.
= ype Writer,

000 wiil hoy shs ODEaL TYPE WRITER
WZ0 With - ehasscsers. ard olk Tor Tn ssxann
cAss nss14. wssssstsd 70 Do better ws<k thsn any
u csnhis>s ssnFIscFrr with praAsstx1r srnzp, sAsx
q orsEsTtcr. wears ionxsF wsthsut casi % rxpalrs
fhsn amy o&her machine. Hza ~ ink rih*sas 20
bother tina operator. n h NEAT. SUBSTANTIAL.
michel plated, PKRFEcT. ard .tzs4si 10 al kinds II
~. writinx: Inc . psi.1inT YysssL d prodscss
en- Be rnade ~ wrisinw Any ist<iirsns p<ssos.
can hesasAe m oFesnfus In tire days We eGrg 0&E
THOUSAND pofLAN8 70 sny opesxa<x wis EN-
ksakHhes Agsnss sssd osxssnsn wAnted. Special ~
d<scssnssks N DexlerA
For fsmphlst Essinx lBsorsssssns, stc., sadssss
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29
THOUSANDS MOURN FOR HIM.
Death of General Hustled, widely known
in Political Circles

PEEEsKI1L, y. y, Sept. 2G-General
James ". Hustled died At his residence IN
this village at s,15 last night. At his
dcathhod were Dr.. Mason, the attending
physician; Mr.. Hustcd's wife and sons.
Thomas. William and J. W, Jr., and his
two daughters, Mrs. Fred Shcdd and Miss
Hustled
General Hustled was taken iii on his
way to the. Republican convention in June
last. He left New York with the Rcpuoli-
can delegates, and before he arrived at
Minneapolis he was taken down, and it
was feared he would expire before arriving
at his destination. As soon as he was
ST stricken, some of those on board the train
administered him dose OF medicine, and
il is said that it WAS an overdose, and
caused the sickness from which he died.
After the convention he was brought home
to Pecksvilc in a special car and removed
to his residence, where he'remained in bed
lowering between life and death ever
since.
The general gradually grew worse yes
tcrday and about 4 o'clock lie began to
sink. He passed away very peacefully
and was conscious to the end General
Hustled was one of the best known poll
ticians in New York state and hrs death
will be mOurncd by thousands who knew
him. lie was charitable in the extreme
to the poor Of l'eckSl.ill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

resent shall '.. lr 'lN euffroc0s of
~ t,ULlr. 80 ..a rs *
,na srng; oj IL 81, NOM
mated, kno.t.. .- ichpr5 and
poyple Sitits, alI wa. .t,...D.e reliance upon
the Divine Bcin. initiate ~ power to aid,
and constant III u watchIui care over our
favored nation.
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Gray Gables, Sept. 26 1892.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

Mrs. WINsL0w's SoorHrVG SYRUP has been
used for children teethng. 1t soothes tho
CHILD, sottens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and i the host remedy for Dlar-
rhna. Twenty-Five cents bottle. sold by
a.! druggists tur .uEhout the world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29
THE CHAMPION sEDUCER.
\ Rutland Man Wins the Holt by Bogus
Marriage Certificates.

Marriage Certificates.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept 2j.-Charles
Quimby, a Young man from Rutland, Vt,
has been apprehended horc at the Hotel
ST. George by Constable Cooney, at the in
stance of an alleged wife, who says her
name was Nellie Sprout before she met
Quimby in Boston in April last.
Quimby was staying Mt the St. George
with another alleged wile, who s9ys she
was Nellie Mason of New London before
sho met Qutmby in Pawtucl,et last June.
The two gir.s aud Quimby met face to
face on Westminster street yesterday, and
the first named, who says her home is at
Nashua \. H., objected TO the second al
legged vito being around with Quimby.
AN agreement was made that all three
should meet later i'll tho day and settle the
matter. Quimhy informed the Nashua girl
that his marriage to her was only a mock
oEe and he gave her few dollars with
which to return home.
Miss Sprout did not return home right
away, however, but found Constable
Coonoy, who accompanied her to the place
whers the meeting had bosn arranged for
that evening.
TO Constable Cooney Quimby said that
Mi,a Sprout never was his wife, and that
not ono Of the Sprout family had a claim On
him, but no would be liberal II the constable
aud Mise Sprout would Let him go. Qumby
divided $ll:40 with Miss Sprout and thea
went to hunt for q new hotel with his alleged
wife, Miss Mason.
Quimby showed several marriage cortin-
Gates Which he said he Lad bought in Bo8-
ton, and that lie filed thom out himself Just
to Salty tho girls whom lie duped into
bogus marriage
There were four certificates already llled
out which bore the nume of Eta Lord and
euother Fora Elverson, tho former claiming
to como from New Haven and the latter
from liolyoka
The legal proceedings which Miss Sprout
instituted would not staud in tho face Of
the developments OF the bogus marriage
certificates, AID she said that she had been
punished enough by Qumby'a doiugs, and
was glad enough o get rj OF him SO cas- IT,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

l)F }T'''
T ! ! |
Cars on the Express Tclescoped- Fire
Crowns the Horror with Cremation
Long List of Dead. Injured and Missing
Wreck on the Saute lie.

oollided with a freight train on the Fort
! Wayne railroad ut Shricve, o., this NOR IL
ing. The express was approaching al iull
speed when the freight, which had been
standing on siding, suddenly pulled on to
the main tract; in front OF it. Before either
| train could stop they had collided Both
engines were ditche6 and ground into IA
| shapeless mass.
Five freight cars, one postal car, two OK
press cars ono baggage car and two coaches
were wrecked and totally destroyed by fire.
One coach and the sleeping cars on the OK e.
press were not wrecked and escaped the
flames. 1t is feared four persons who are
missing persisted in the fire. The postal,
express and smoking cars were completely
telescoped. There we're five clerks at WORK
III tho lostal car and four were instantly
killed anu the iifth fatally injured.
The fire was communicated from the fire
Lox of the engine to the postal car and in u
short time The car was a blazing mass. From
there tie flames crept to the express cars
and before the fire element was checked the
baggage cur, tho smoker and day coach
were reduced TO ashes The Pullman
coaches were not wrecked and it is thought
! tho passengers escaped.
The residents OF Sh-ievo were quickly
aroused and hurried ont 10 tho rescue Of the
| imprisoned passengers. The local ply
sicians also hurried forward to do what
they could. All attention at first was paid
| to the passengers prsonod i'll the burning
| smoker aud day coach. Two or three OF
them were pn,oued down by broken tim
| bers and powerless to move. They made
| desperate efforts to free themselves as the
flames crept towards them, and their cries
for help were henrtrending. All that could
] l.. l..
fire swept upon them go quickly that they
finally had to stand back while the poor
helpless victims pinioned down in the car
| seats perishcd before their eyes.
The bodies of the dead that were saved
| from cremation vert laid out on the ground
a short distance from the wreck and were
covered with blankets. The injured pas
sengers were tendery cared for by the
| citizens Of Shrieve. They were removed to
hastily inlprovised hospitals at Wooster and
| Shrlove and were given tie best Of atten-
| ton.
The corrected list of the killed and in
jured is; Killed, y. D. Glenn, brakeman on
the freight train, Allegheny; J. Smith,
Crestlinc, Ohio, fireman on the express
train ~ hammond, Allegheny, Pa, fire.
man or the freight train; j. d. Patterson,
Beaver Falls, postal clerk; j. 7. Mann,
| Coiumbiann, Ohio, postal clerk; II. S. AL
len, Columbiana, Ohio, postal clerk.
| Missing: Two ladies' supposed to be from
| Espcy vile, Pa; lady and child, supposed to
bo from Alliance, Ohio.
Injured: Frank Burk, engineer OF ex
press train; James AIDE, G.. Stockmer, pas
senger; d. u. Rhodes, passenger; W. II.
Brown, passenger; - Laukock, pessen-
ger; NJ A. Armstrong, passenger, j. Err
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

We never had quite SO good
trade at this time OF the year.
The season is just opening but
APPARENTLY our Fall trade is in
full blast, Many things con.
tribute 70 this: We never before
offered such lines of business
and dress suits, Fall and Winter
Overcoats and listers az now,
and to stimulate trade during
the Columbian Fair this week,
we have marked prices down so
low, that to compete with US vii.
be entirely out of the question.
We have everything you want
in fine and medium grade ready
made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Rub
Der Clothing. the best made and
perfect fitting goods in the State.
We have the largest assortments
of mems and boys underwear
ever shown in Vermont, includ-
ing the world renowned DR..
Jaeger Sanitary Wooden System
Cos. goods.
There is no better place in this
city to buy your goods than at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

Arn'ca d OIL Imminent ia equally good for
man aud beast - and ~ cents par bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

who know not whore 30 iind relief Hoods Sar.
saparilla possesses Just those elements of
strcugh which yuu 80 earnestly crave, il will
tuild you up, glNa you an appetite, strength
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

ThouHeuls walk the earth to-day who would
Ao sleeping n its bcsan bat for the timely use
Of Downs EuNtr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29
Creed OF PaternnIism.

The assurance to the people Of the utmost
individual liberty consistent with poac5 and
good order is 4 cardinal prime. pal of our
government. This gives no sanction to
Vacations sumptunry laws which Uuaeces-
sarily cash with such habits and Gu toms
Of our people as are not offensive to a Just
moral sense and are not inconsistent with
good citizenship and the public welfare
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29
Fatal Collision on tho Pennsylvania.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 2l.-Two pas
senger trains collided at Rheenis station on
the Pennsylvania railroad early this morn
ing. One engineer was killed, the other en-
glneer and u fireman fatally Injured. None
of the passengers were hurt. One of the
engineers disregardeI orders.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29
IniniGrat iOn.

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heht 10 eE2r'ss Tor item tAeir syInpa-h by
vain al lAo52 Who are oppressed under any
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inc most prominent characteri't!c%, prompts
US 10 welcome the worthy ana lH-rsiTious
"' ell 'Hnda - homes ana cltl%7H p among
u.s. ms A'1p}a-.e sehtimehi roe vlo-
i"'ea' however, 10y carotu! an" A2ble
regulations 'g7 the protection C. attic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

livery stable keepers should always keen
Arnica 81 oil Linimelt in the stable, nothing
like It for horse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

Tor n Mid cathar;ic md efficient tonic, Use
HaXtcr's Mandrake Filters. Every bottle
warranted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

Hoods PillS act especially upon the liver.
ruusing it from tcrpdIty 20 its natural duties
cure constipation and assists digestion.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18

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w STRANGERS AND VISITORS.
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tended to one and all.