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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
HARRISON'S EAGLE EYE.
HE CHOLERA BACILLUS ALMOST
VISIBLE WITHOUT A LENS,
lilo Sees the Germ of tho Blirhtina
Scourge Transported and Transpianted
by Mercenary Steamship Magnntes,
and an Indignant Remembrance il
Called Forth

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Evidently the
] president is fully acquainted with the gray
| ity of the situation i'll the port of New York
and proposes to I'D minister "A sautary Lesson
| 10 the officers of the steamship companies
who for the sake OF temporary gain con-
tinue to subject the people of tho United
States to the one and the most dangerous
source of infection from the cholera Sec.
rotary Charles Foster to-day made the fol-
lowing statement: 81 received from the pres
ident late Saturday afternoon the following
| telegram: 1T is an outrage that the steam
ship companies continue to bring immigrants
from infected ports. Say to them that it
should stop, or it is certain that every ship
will bring the disease, and we may be com
PEELED to turn back such pest laden YES
sells g."
when the despatch was received, - con-
tinued the secretary, at was too late to
find the agents OF the steamship companies,
and not being able to do Sunday, | gavo
copy OF the telegram to Collector Hem
bricks to send to the agents this (Aionday)
morning.
Zone of the difficulties that the steam
ship companies encounter is the fact that
large percentage of the people now coming
over as Storage passengers are American
citizens. OF course our duty is Just as SOL
emn and binding 10 the poorest Storage pes
senger who is American citizen as 1t is
toward the richest cabin passenger. | think
that most of tho steamship companies are
now refusing to bring immigrants to this
country, and | trust those who are persist
ing in it will also desist.n
This afternoon the secretary received
message from one Of his informants in Now
York announcing the fact that Judge Bar
nard had granted temporary in junction
against the use of Fire leland as a place of
definition for passengers from infected YES
sells, and also ststiug that Dr. jenkins had
confirmed the report Of the appearance of
cholera aboard the French liner La Cham
payne. To meet the first emergency, the
secretary gave orders that the receiving
station at Sandy Hook be Immediately
placed at the disposal of DR.. jenkins, thus
anticipating the effect Of bis first order by
at least one day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
ISLIPiTES NOT INOCULATED.
Tho Landing OF the Cepheus Prevented
by Ihree Hundred Armed Citizens

FIRE ISLAND, y. Y, Sept. 12.-At 2:15
O'Clock this afternoon the Cepheus reached
the deck here, which was densely crowded
with Isllp citizens, armed with shot guns,
clubs, ETC., who prevented line from the
boat being attached, and Notwithstanding
the entreaties of the captain ana passengers,
refused to let any one land. The captain
backed out turned around again and at
tempted to land. In this he was unsuccess-
fui. although man aboard shouted that
they had Gov. Flowers order to land. Dir.
Noight went off in row boat to confer
with tbs officials on the Cephcus. This at
ternoon the Cepheus was lying at anchor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

Edward Coliinson, Queens. y. y, says:
II commenced using BHANpRErH's Pills
oven itty-live years ago. frst bought them
in london, and have continued using them
since came to this country in 1896. l am
now over seventy lyc years Old, hale and
hearty, and attribute my wonderful health to
tho persistent use of BRANDRHTH's PILLS
Occasionally have "A bad cold or severe at
tack OF rheumatism, indigestion or bilious
moss, but four or five doses of BRANDREru's
rus always cure me. Whenever my child
ron have been sick with scarlet fever, measles,
acid stomach, disordered digestion or costiyc-
ness, few doses Of DRANDRUTH's PILLS re-
stored thoir health 1T once"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
A USEFUL LIFE ENDED.
DEATH OF JOHN GREENLEAF WHIT
TIER, THE QUAKER POET.
The End was Calm and Peaceful-Was
Ono of tho rurost and Sweetest of the
Worlds Poet.

HAMPTON, y. a., ScpJ. S.--John Green
leaf Whittier, the poet, passed away yes
tcrday morning. He died peacefully aud
was conscious up to the moment of hi.
death. His nearest relatives were with
him when he passed away DR.. Douglass.
who had relieved DR.. Howe, was present
when death came. The funeral will take
place at Amesbury, Mass, at $50 Satur-
6Av
According to the Quaker custom, there
Will be no sermon preached at the services
over the body. The ceremonies will be
quite simple. The bells in Amesbury. Mr..
Writers late home, We're tollcd, when
the news of his death was received there.
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and afterward became associate editor Of The
National Era at Washington. / oarly saw the
necessity of separate political action on the
part of aboltionists, and was one of the found
ers of the Liberty party-the germ of the
present Republican party.
in 1861 an edition Of my complete poems up
to that time was published by Ticknor 4
Fields. In War Time followed in 1884. and
in 1865 'Snowbound.' in 1850 / was chosen n
member of the electoral college of Massachu-
sc'ts, and also in 1901 | have been member
OF tho board of ovcrsCers of Harvard college
and u trustee Of Brown university. But while
feeling and willing to meet all responsible
titles of citi4cnsf.p and deeply interested in
questions whiclSconcern the honor and wei
fare of the country have as a rule declined
ovcrturcS for acceptance of public stations |
have always taken
An Active Part in Elections
but have not been willing TO add my own cx-
ample 10 the greed OF office.
~ have been member of the Society Of
Friends by hirthriEht, and BY n settled convir-
ton of the truth of it, principles and thc i'm
portancc of its TESTIMONIES, while al the same
time have kind feeling toward all tho.o
who arc seeking, in different ways from mine
TO serve God and benefit their fellow-men
Neither of my sisters is living. Nv dear
mother TO whom owe much every way, died
in 1855
The above is the modest story of n man
whom the country delighted to honor and
whose birthday has for the past few years
been celebrated on its annual recurrence not
only by the school children throughout the
land, with whom his mclodous and simple
verse has always been a favorte, but by the
leading poets and writer's. Indeed, but little
remains to be added. His quiet and cvcntful
life at his home in nanvcrs has often been
described. The occasional poems that came
from hi' pen in later years have been eagerly
read and widely copied. and although aye and
increasing iNi!rmitics had rendered letter
writing task h' still. almost to the last, con-
tinued to send out loving greetings to old
friends, and 10 write words of announcement
in MD Of any cause il which he was Interested
Ills brother. Matthew Franklin, who died a
few years ago. left one son, who is the only
immediate relative of the poet bearing the
family npmr
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IMPROVEMENTS.

BENSON j. LossING, Lid.
Historian: "Lil,o q Con-aye
Mirror il rctlcCts to a single
focus an cpitome of the essen
TIM clements of orr national
history, showing clearly at q
glance the progress Of the ma
ton from its infancy to is
present period of maturity"
y. II. SporForD, Librarian
Of Congress: "Tho work nav
fairly be termed a brcyiary Of
American Politics"
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GENUINE BARRARISM.
The Suffering Passengers of the Cepheus
Compelled to Remain on Board

FIRE ISLAND, \. ", Sept. Ex-senator
Mcpherson stood silent for some minutes
in the boat sent out from the Cepheus look
ing at the mob. "Citzons," said tho sena-
tor at last. "TLe captain declines to come
ashore. II you will give me your iujunc.
ton papers give you my word of honor l
will give Thorn to him aud he will accent
them as legally served
Bring your captain ashore as you prom
ised, y said Attorney Reid.
That would accomplish no more than
my offer to you" continued the senator.
You want him fer some other purpose
than you have stated"
The senator then in an impressive voice
said; Il appeal to you, men, in the name
of God, not to be longer led into heartless
cruelty by this Attorney
1t did not seem as il human beings could
withstand the appeal, but the crowd stood
sullen and silent while tho lawyer said:
They cannot land"
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NoErHYIELD, Sept. 9.-Tho session of the
StGte Holiness campmeeting was opened
yesterday morning with a sermon by Rev.
II. T. Howard OF Chelsea. In tho after
noon DR.. N. b. Collins spoke on Eishop
Taylors work in Africa. In the evening
Rev. d. c. Thatcher of Linden, Mass,
preached.
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Ito Did Sut Gail,

Tho man who tried DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rom.
edy. aud was sure OF the som reward offered
by the proprictars for an iucurable case, never
called Tor his money. Why notg O. hecaus,
he got cured lie rIS llro Of two things, If
Ihat ms catarrh could not be cIlrrd. ~ That
he would have that Sjm. lie is uoir sure Of one
thing and that is. that lis cetarri. is gone
completely. 20 lee Is out ssh, OF course The
makers of Dr. SAto's tatarrh Remedy hay,
faith in their ability to cure the worst cases of
Nasal Catarrh, no matter OF how long stand
ing, and attcsts their futh by their staudin.,
reward of 3JuJ offered for many years pnst
for M incura nlo case Of this loatAsome and
and DANGEROUS disease. The remedy il sold
by druggists, at only 30 cents. Mid, soothing,
clea nsing, dColorzing, antiseptic and heal
ing
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THE VICTOR CHALLENGED.


ELSuRA, n. ", Sept 12-IIarrison
Nickorson publishes cha lengo to James
Corbett to fight to O finish at any time and
place in that State that he may desire. He
ia n woodsman on the west branch OF the
Susquehanna river. He is six feet SIX and
n half inches tall, weighs 1875 pounds and is
20 years of age. lilo offers to fight for any
amount not TO exceed 800 900.
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IIuried Alive.

DENWsPoET, Mass, Sept. 11.-Josopb
Dean of South Dennis was digging well To-
day whom the ground caved in and buried
him alive lio!p was summoned and after
two hours work bis body was recovered
DIR, Kelley was called but life was extinct,
Mr.. Dean was thirty-seven years of noe
and leaves a widow and six children.
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In Holland, Mich, G u. Doosburv lublishos
the News, and in its columns strongly rrco1n-
mends DIR. Thomas Electric Oil for couEhs.
colds, sore throa', catarrh and asthma
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THE ADDISON COUNTY FAIR.


air TrottiuE.
MlnDLEBURY, Sept S.-A big crowd at
tended the Addison county fair this after
neon, many not having gone to White
River junction, about 1000 were on tie
ground. The racing was good. The three
minute class was won in straights by Hazel
7. II. Winch of Middebu-y; Ruey, II. T.
Cults of Orwell, getting second place and
pushing Hazel hard the last two heats; best
time 2:40. Foals of 1889, mile race, re-
quired five heats. Claone, A. V. Fisher of
Middlebury. got the first, fourth and fifth
heats, and Ben Star, Il. b. Wright Of Wal
than, the second and third. The fourth heat
was almost a dead heat, and many thought
Ben STIR ought TO have had it, but the
judge gave 1t to Clcone; best time 9:5j.
Tho prospects are good for Il splendid time
tomorrow.
MDDLEBURY, Sept. 9--The fair closed
ct O'Clock night most successfully, and
the ASSOCIATION will come out four or five
hundred dollars ahead.
The two raceg this afternoon were inter
esting and at times exciting. In tho 40
class Brockett, L. 3. Hall Larabees' Point.
took fret heat, after which Aristotle, Loyd
Porter, Ticonderoga, y. y, went in and
walked Off with the next three heats and
the race.
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This race and the change in the positions
CT the horses after tho fret two heats created
a good deal OF excitement
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4 Temporary Injunction.

RRooNLYN, n. Y, Sept. 12.-Judge
Barnard to-day issued temporary injunc-
ton restraining Gov. Flower, d. P. Sam
mis-, DIR. jenkins and others from using
Fire Island as n quarantine station. All
patients on Hoffman and Swinburne's Is
lrnds are doing well.
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A NEW MOVEMENT,

'-''S -'"S 10 ,o"PNiicu TO NC
main in New York.
NEW YORK, Sept ia movement to
prevent immigrants destined for other
States from leaving New York, is on foot.
1t looks as though all the immigrants land
ed at Ellis Island would be obliged to re.
main in New York, as the railroad and
steamboat lines have begun to refuse taking
them over their routes