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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Przeczyszczenle krWi jest
czasami lstotna potrzeba. Knew stale
SIC, mlmo naszej woll Slimazarna
i nleczysta. Zanleczyszczona krew
nieiednemu zatruwa kycie. DIE
wleG dziesiatych wszYstkIch chorob
spowodowane So przez n1eczystosc
krwj.
P. ClandeDaumann, EngllshLake,
Ind. pisze: Przez d}ugie lata
! cierpla{zm ma zatwardzenie i bole
zo1adka. DoktorzY orzekli, ze to
by{ katar 1o}adka. Cia}o m'aaem
wtedy pykryte pryszczaml w'do.
cznie p~owsta}eml z nieczystelkrw'.
K,lku doktor6w wzywa}em, lecz
bez skutku. Pewnego dina dosta3em
W reke, ,Swiat{oss a gdym to plsmo
przeczyta} <pr wadzi}em ma probe
pude}ko ORA Piotra Gomozo. "
mare uzywania tegoz mole zdrowie
zaczyna}o sic polepszaG p'yszcze
znjka}y Wszys4ko co moge teraz z
Workmanship powledzie& %iestto, re
srodek ten jedvnym ktory warto
mice W domu."Przez p%rzeszfo sto
lat ORA Piotra Gomozo utrzyma4o
swoja reputacye jake lekarstwo
krew czYszczajace.
Odzywla i odm}adza organy DO
gdy krew czysta to lch funkcye SO
" normalnym stanle. Aptekarze ME
NIGGA GO nabY6. Tylko m7elscowl
agenc1 je sprzedaja lub w}ascicie].
Jezeli chcecie dalszych 1nformacyi,
plszc1e do DR.. Peter Fahrney,
ll2-l14 So.Hoyne Ave. Chicago,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
POmQie / wan.

2. Fred Miller z Irving, Ill.,,
p,sze, re cierpial ma boil merck
przez d4ugje lata, W ~po}aczeniu Z
b6lem krzyza i pecherza. Pr6bowaf
DUO tax nazwanych lekarstw ia
nerk,, ale mic ME pomog}o. Pred
rokiem jednak zacza4 uzywac
Electric Bitters i zaczaf sig czuc
lepiej natychmiast. Electric B'tters
ieczy s%kutecznie Dol merck /
watrobY, i praw,e zawsze dzla4a
natychmlast. Spr6bujcie rae. a
przekonacie sic. Cena tylko 80
cent. "a butelke we wszystk:ch ap,
tekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

OLA KARMIACRCH MATEK
jest medycyna DR. .PiercesFavorite
Prescription najcenn'ejseym srod-
KEN. Nietylko w1macnia make !,
lecz take przysparza 1ej pokarmu
ola .dzleci. Kobletv W stanle
b}ogos}aw,onym powinny czesto
zazywac tel nieocenionej medycy
ny.
Wszelkie krostY wrzodzianki
oraz skrofuliczne wvrzutY leczvmY
bez operacyl chlrurgiczne]. Wzgle
dem breszurek blizszemi
obiasnieniami i swiadectwam,
zgtosi6 s,e, za}aczajac ~ ct. W
znaczkach pocztowych, pod adrt-
sem: Worlds Dlspemsary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
WIADOMOSCI
f..
DOKTOR
ZNANY

amerykaiski pan Piolr Fahrney
z Chicago roapowszechna tera'
po osadach polskich swoje
polskie czasopismo pod
tytutem S W a o, traktuia
&C o jego s}awnem g o m 0 z o.
Lekarstwo to byna]mn'ej
ME jest zwyczajnym amerv
kahskim humbugiem. Ju2
niejeden, za3ywajac je, pozby}
sic przykrego ehorobska i
jakby odm}odnia}. Zazvwa]a
go, dla pokrzepienia 2drowia
1akze ksieza polscy W tyn,
kraju, miedzy }nnym}
dawn,ejszy proboszcz parshi
sw. Stanislawa Kostk; we
Wiuonie, Wiel. ks. Byzewsk;-
a obecnie proboszcz partf'
sw. Fcanciszka W Detroit
Wiel. x. Byzewski 20 "iada,
lie g}ownie medecyuie pans
Dr.. Fahrneye, owemu
siownemu Gomozo, zawdziecza
swoj zloty humor i m}odzienc2a
rzezkosc.
Mczna dostaG te cudown4
medecyne takze W ksiegarni
a. D d O W 8 k ,ego W
Winonle, ma przeclwko
Poczty, wszelako tylko W
du3}ch butelkach, pc SIPS.
JOZEF MAUSZYCKI,
starzec lat 70, magic
pad{ trupem W ostatnia
niedzlele, oko}o godziny 2 z
poludnia, W kosciele sw.
s anslawA Kostki, podczas
mityngu paraf aloegr. Uni5s}
sic gnlewem, 2e ma mitingu
aadano OIL hirgo wiecej
pieniedsy Ma kosti6}, ani3e|i
on 2 w}asnej wolf aap}acj6 sic
ofiaro wal, i-jak mowi doxtor
- a6lc W MIN pekta.
| Nieboszezyk 6yt giowa rod1in
kto:e najokrutniei prneslado-
waly i pnniew,erafy niewinne-
20 probo.z"za w'elebnegn KS.
|Kon,tanleg' Domag*lsk:ego.
PARMA WALERYA JAZZ.
DE NSKA obecnie pefni
eobowia.k, pomocni, Xxi ku-
|pieckisj W haudlu }okciowym
zacnegn patrona naszel gazety
lpana Il F Muesa.
I PSI CLOS z Chicag' wy
Skresl nas1ego polsklego
p. Marcina Daszkow-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
TELEGRAMY.

nadchodza nadzwyczaj grozne
wiescl o onegdajszej porazce
wojska wfoskiego pod do
wodztwem gen. Baratierego.
Try tysiace zo'nieray
weoskich pablo ma ma placu
b>ju. W}osi stracili po}owe
swei artyleryi GRAZ Gale
amuoicye i prowizve. W liczbie
zabitych snajduja sic podobuo
gvnera}owie Arimandi DR.
bormida. Gen. Elena zginat
be- wiesci.
Wiesci te wywowafy W
ca}ej stolicy ogromne przygne-
bienie.
Wieczorem zaczetv sic
%gromadziG sunny. Mfodzie4
biega}a pc ul'cach, woiajac:
.,Precz Crispim!' Gazetv
ostro krytykujq Crispiego i
B ratiego. O%pozycya mia}a
hitting 1od pIze76d
TWEEN markiza Rudiniego.
Upadek Crispiego jest
?evny.
RZYM. Publikowana
lista wykazuje nazwlska l89
of:erow, ktorzy uszl' &y
ciem pod Adowa. W, dug
dalszych wiadomosci zAbisynli,
diwlsya generate D4b.rmlda,
sk}Adajaca sic samych
Wicklow, naidzielniej walcz>}..
W cdwrocie gl6wneJ arm'i
pr1ez waw6z, d~yolzya kr}},
tyi, o%dpierajac ataki Abisyn-
czyk6v. General Dabirm,da
polegi kilku kulami przeszyty.
General Baldisserp, objat
komende resztek armii w}os-
kiej " Abisyni' Dwudzie> tn
>fcer6w, mied2y tyml pull
kownik Galliano, kt6ry swego
czasu by1 otoczony Ab syn
czykami W MakkaIle, do,talo
sic do niewoli.
Arm,a abisynska liczy oko},
100 900 lud2i, a w}osc>
generalowie NELL ogolem
t,lko is, 900 4oinierzy. Tr,
buna" donosi, lie nieprzyjaciel
20 bitwie ME maszerowa}
Ab:syh>cy genera}owie
Ras Alula Ras Mangecow
3adaja, ably krol Mene!ik
sc'g4} W!och6w, lecz ludzie
ich chca wr6ciG do domu.
Wedlug ostatui:h wiadomo-
sci Cd generafa Balaissera.
sytuacya Wtochow W Abisynii
ME Jest TAX grozna jak
przypuszczaco. Baldissera ma
obecnie $4,000 ludzi do
dyspozyoYi bez garnizonow W
fortach. Brak ma .]ednak
amunicyi i artylsryi.
RzYM. = Okazuje sic. 10
Wtochom grosi nietylko
p~owszechna rewolucya ludu,
ma Rad oourz 'nego, ale tak3e
wychodztwo kuiatu miodziezy.
Mnostwo depesz z mad granic
Francyi i Austryi donosi 0
uro,nadnam wvch0dItwie MO-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

skiego 2 listy swoich agentow
-Zaszczyt to nielada ola
pana Daszkowskiego, a mole
on tel sam 0 to sic u%pomna'.
g SMIERCIA umarl
" mlnionym tygodniu zawia-
dowca powiatowej fanny
ubogich p. Peter Peters. Padl
trupem, karmiac wieprze ma
f rmie.
TOWARZYSTWO sw. Sta
nislawa uchwslilo IA ostatniem
swojem posjedzeniu, a3eby
nadsl chora4y ui6s} chorag;ew
1a}obna tylko "a zw'ekami
czlonka Towarzystwa sw. Sta
ni,}awa.
--
WYClECZKE dla zakupna
gruntu MONA zroblc W dnlach 10
Marca, l Kw1etnia. II Kwletn1a
u 5 Maja Koleia Chicago Il St.
Paul - pc znacznle znlzonYch
cenach. ~ Zg}osic sic do ag entow.
38 ARROW dobrej ziem, "a
TAME plenladze ma sprzedaz. -
Zglos16 sig do Hermana Besele1
Bluff Siding, Wis.
DOM | LOT MA SPREE.
DAZ PREY East Broadway
ulicy. sic do VIM
Becker, 7o1 F.. 5th.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
Gdzfe lest FrancIszek
Pysxczynski Tub lego sIO.
StrA?
stra?

Pochodza z Kcyni, W w. KS.
Poznahsklem. Oko1o IA lat temu
przybyli do Ameryki najprz6d
zatrzymali sig " Milwaukee,
Poszuknje ich bliski Kuzyn
Jan r m a r k CT,
7l5 e. 5 Str. Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

RZYM. - Okazuje sic. IL
Wfochon grosi nietylko
powszechna rewoiucYa ludu,
pa Rad oourz ,nego, ale tak1e
wychodztwo kuiatu %mtodziezy.
Mnostwo depesz z mad granic
Fruncyi i Austryi donosi O
gromadnem wychodztwie MILO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

LONDYN. = z dobrego
zrod}a dyplomatycznego "a.
pewniaja, 2e %pomiedzy Wiel-
kobrytaula a Venezuela /"
ostatnich dniach nast9plto
znaczne polepszenie stosunkow
Prawdopodobuem jest aa} TIVE.
ME sporu pograniczneg'
wprost, be- udzialu Stanow
Ziednoczonycb. Uk}ady W tel
mierze prowadzi sir Julian
Psncefote, brytenski ambasado'
W Westinghouse postem
Venezuela Sen Andrade.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
Gdzie 50 bracia Cyb ulscy,
Ignacy iAntOni?

Dawniej przrbywali " Buffa.
10. Ktoby wledz1a3, gdzle onl
przebywaja obecn,e, mech raczy
don1esG ich bratu pod adresem:
Jan CybuIski, Bessemer, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Joliet Wiel. x. B. Paw1owskl 100
Willow river Stan. Ogorzewskl loo
Appleton FIR. Petroski o.5e
jackson Jan Chlebus l.25
St, Helen Fir. Sob,eskl 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
TRY POLSkIE kOLONIE

III " ciagu roku 1895. LEN ~ AK WSK
r"rnta ARGYLE. sTANsshA go w o, poczta STE
HEN tx HsOZE. p"cz% HALLOCK.
K1o ma rheG oiasG ia frn il. uie,hoj zg'osi ae pod
adresem: LAND COMMISSIONER G. N. ny, At ST PAUL
Mimi.
Mapy ksazeczki Z opisami gruot6w kraiobrazani
przes}ane b7da bezplatnie.
Mozna tel tutaj aostaG je~zcze darno grunta rzadowe
Homestead c%jagnace sic ~zolu1 Kolei Great Northern.
Udzieli sic tel kazdenn|, ktory sic pc to zg}osi, wszelkich
p 1adanych iuf,rmacyj co do sprzedazy gruntow Kompauii
knIejowei oraz nabycia gruntow rzadowych. -Opisy grunt6w
'~*runki Spfzeda&y sa ~ydrukowape W polskim jezyk".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
Ceny targowe


PSF en- | c AIR. l Wiosenna 81
81 ecu
y e s. 14g
K orr 20
j ecz m,en Nr.3 23c
jaja Sc
II q k a: Winona Patent $40
Stralgh, SO 20 Nr. l Bakers 1886
PAsza kurnu- $3.50 "a
beczke
O tire b y: bran 50 &C
shorts $io.o 90, middlings $lo.N
ground iced S1l
ST a n q i e. 800 do 600
Tymotka 700 do $500
K o niczyn 81 10. buszel
I y IN t ka 100 buszeI
NJ ! % l2c
KurY wypraw.6 c., ~kurczeta 8 c
NJ 1eso zywe:
w"ieprzowina $500 wolowina $3.50
c,eleclna funt 3 G.
Mas1o 13c
Kartotle 15c buszel
CHICAGO
Pszenica -65
Ouies. - Zoe.
Korn.-30
MI~NN
p,1on,oo an
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

nObrz6 ZnanY w WlscOnslnle wy.
- dawca, zamleszka}y wGreen Bay
plsze pod d. ego Marca, 1885, co
nastepuje:
,,Plec lat temu b>}em tax
ner"owy, re praca umys}nwa
bv4a wielx'm ola mnie ciezarem.
w nocy ME mog}em wypoczac
po> odu braku snu. Uwage moia
zwrocilo ma sieD'e Dr.. Miles
Restorative Nervine ~zacza}em
uzywac z dobrym skutkiem. Cd
tego czasu nam domu see
flaszke lekarstwa tego i uzYwam
j., gdv poczuje, il me nerw, SIG
rozstraj 4ja awsze dobrem re
DIR. Miles zul,aten'. Moi
Nerv'ue syn uzywa 10
PrZywraca karstw" t. TAX
ZdrOwie... re ztwSze mu
pomsga. Rekomendo sa}em j. in
nym bardzo czesto j W ka7dym
przvpadku wyleczy}o. W>zyscy,
kt6rzY c erpla ma nerwv, p"w1rni
sprGbowac le&arstwo to. NIezawie
ra narkotyk6w, jest nieszkodliwe,
uspoka]a / wzmacnia. Dr.. NJ les
przez swe Nervine jest drbrnczYh
ca dia tys'ecy os6b.''
A. C. LEHMAN.
Redaktor i wydawca Der Lands I
man"
Dr.. Miles Nervine Spr>ed4ie
!warancsa. l:erwSza flas>ka
p'moze hub plenla''ze sle zwracaja. !
ssss xfena Iaa:asc ArAi
kOWa.
: Nalepszo muse IA swlene ma
fany, pochodzace z c,et, pr>-tarcis
.uderzenia, poparzenia; 7w'zcdv, !
popekane rose, odc,ski orsz wsEel.
k'e w\rzu!y Ma r'el-. Je2e!i zupe4-
ME ME zadowoli, p'eniadze heda
~ rdcone. Cena: IS cant6w pnd@4.
A". Mona dost"d We us,ystk,ch
.ft-kach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

dych ludzi, oswiadcza jacych
otwarcie, lie uchodza, by
uuixuac powoianla do bronl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
MASONS AT SWANTON
Hold q Public nstaiiation- by
ID. N. Nicholson.

Swanton, May 5.-Seventy-six lodge, r.
and A. NJ, of this village had a public
installation of officers this evening at Ma
sonic hall. Il. w. d. N. Nicholson, deputy
grand master of the State, assisted by r.
w. Charles c. Miller of Burlington, deputy
of the 9Th Masonic District, K. w. Ralph
o. Sturtevant, acting as chaplain, and C.
Il. Hall as marshal, Installed the follow
ing officers:
C. c. Gilmore, w. M; II. E. Dunton,
s. w; f. w. Moore, J. w: ]. o. Mason,
treasurer; A. L. Cross, treasurer; l.. F..
Cray, s. D.; l.. j. Smith, j. D.; r. o.
Sturtevant chaplain Charles 8. Hall,
marshal; w. G.. Buttcrfcld, 8. s.. A. B.
Bellows, j. s.. w. F.. Manzier, tyler.
The ceremonies of installation were very
impressive and won the admiration OF all
present.
II. W. d. n. Nicholson, deputy grand
master, delivered an admirable address
which seemed suited to the particular oc-
casion and made a deep and lasting inn
preston on all those who had the pleasure
of listening to it.
The exercises we're interspersed with
music of high order and the attendance
was large.
Col. Gilmore has been master of this
lodge before, ana under his administrator
1T fiourished and won most enviable rep.
utation among tho lodges of the State, foi
the dignied and impressive manner ir
which the work was performed at every
communication Of the lodge, and in dis
trict conventions at St. Adams and a.
other places in the district, whore thi;
lodge was invited TO work. And 1t is fab
20 presume that this occasion is the be
ginning Of an era of unusual prosperity
by Seyenty-six lodge,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
FIRE IN MoRRlsvlLLE.
The Powers and Gleed Block Badly Dam
nCed by Lightning and Fire.

Morrisvile, May 5.-Between $3.50 and 4
o'clock Tuesday morning quite severe
thunder shower passed over mere with in
dications that lightning was striking very
near by. An hour later one of our meat
market men who was passing through the
street discovered fire in the building at
the corner Of Main md Portland streets,
owned by Congressman Powers and Hon.
=. X. Gleed, and occupied on the ground
and basement floors by II. j. Dwnells s
drug store, and on the second floor by the
law office of Z. X. Gleed and f. c. Fleet
wood, and the real estate office of George
w. Clark. Located in Dwinell's drug
store was the central Office OF Col. A. G.
Browns telephone lines, and the fire was
caused by lightning going in on the wires
to char on the inside. Considerable
damage Is done to the upper floor, but
more to the lower floor and basement
There Is an insurance on the building that
will cover all loss. II. J. Dwinell's drug
and fancy goods stock Is In a sorry plight
from damage by fire, smoke and water
He is insured for $500 in the North Amer
lea, $1,000 in the New York Underwriters
and $1,000 in the Continental, all placed
with Powers and Cheney. The volunteer
fire department responded quickly and die
good service. though fighting at great dis
advantage, as the entire building was
filled with smoke. Mr.. Dwinells business
Will be damaged to considerable extent
as everything about the interior of the
store will have to be reconstructed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
A COACHMAN SKrpS.

Bennington, May 7,-Edward Young, for
four years coachman for j. s. Holden of
Holden Leonard & Co., left last night
suddenly although 1t had been understood
for some time that he was to leave Flis
wife went this noon. lie left some un-
paid bills Young came here from Pal
mer Mass, and within two years he has
figured in police court in two bastardy
cases. The plaintiffs being sisters, they
were finally settled by his marrying one.
He was quite a neat gentlemanly appear
ing fellow, always well dressed and very
polite, There have been several rumors
about him for some time A few days
ago n suit OF clothes was taken from
Coles clothing store. Young was sus-
pected, search warrant issued and the
clothes found In the house he occupied,
He paid $50 to have the matter kept quiet
but 1t came out. EIe owned fancy horse
and buggy which he took with him. He
received hundred dollars fow days ago
through one of the banks here and had
no occasion to leave debts behind, 1t Is
supposed that he went TO Rhode Island.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
PENSIONS AND PATENTS.

Washington, May 6.-The following pen
sions were granted to Vermonters: Orig
inal, Sylvester f. Plank, Bennngt on
Silas w. Parsons, special 27th Benning
ton; increase, Homer Q. Stoughton, Barre
original widow, etc, Abbie A. Henry. Wa
terbury; Louise NJ. Stafford, Barton Land
ing.
Patents have been issued to William f
Burt, Enosburgh Falls, for sap gathering
tank. Allen d. Moore, Montpelier, water
motor; William ]. Stanton, jr., Lyndon
coin holder or clip.
Senator Proctor has presented the peti
ton OF p. II. Peck and others of Rutland
praying for the passage of the House bill
providing for a classification of postof
fee clerks in first and second class offices
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

The Western Vermont Congrega tional
club will hold a May festival in Manches-
ter the 26th inst. Rev. DR.. Josiah Strong
of New York will deliver sermon. The
next day the meeting of the Bennington
County Conference of Congregat iona
church and ministers will be held at North
Benningt gton.-Daniel Robinson of the firm
Of II. b. Claflin & Co, of New York arTtv-
ed at his summer residence, near the
Centre, Friday afternoon. When he reach
ed there he found one of his barns on
fire, and that with it's contents consisting
of hay, grain and two wagons, was burn
ed.-Wendall Rice. Go years of age, left
his homo two weeks ago and has not since
been heard Of At the same time a 16-
year old girl, who has been living in the
family left, and 1t is supposed that they
have eloped together.
Fire was discovered in coal house
and chicken shed adjoining the house OF
II. III. Hurlburt about two o'clock Sunday
morning. The building was entirely de-
stroyed and the rear end of the house con
siderably burned. The fire is supposed tc
have originated by the explosion of &
kerosene oil lamp that was under q
chicken brooder.
The Campbell knitting mill which has
been partly idle for several weeks will re-
sumo operations In full the 18th inst
The mill employees $50 hands.
Frank p. Nolan has been appointed
letter carrier on route No. l, vice Danlc
b. Haynes, deceased
The mill of the Valentine Knitting com
pany and the establishment OF II. W
Putnam. who makes fasteners for lager
beer and other bottles are both run da,
and night, and then cannot keep up witt
their orders.
Tho Cooper Manufacturing company
have just put in new 800 horse power
boiler, the mill of H. f. Bradford & Co
Is soon to be furnished with one. The elec
trio light company have put in founda
tions for four new boilers, two of whicl
are expected Immediately
Sixteen houses are now In course ot
erection in the village and more are con
templated. The average cost of most OF
them will be from $25OO to $4,000
The BENNINGTON Water Power Co. will ex
pend from $4,000 to $4,000 this summer II
extending their pipes.
Among those who have been selected
to compete at the coming commencement
of Williams college is Lyman II. Toomb.
OF North Bennington, whose subject will
be the Munroe doctrine.
The summer homes of Gen. J.. q. McCul
Tough and #. b. Jennings at the Centr,
village are being put In readiness for oc
cupancy by the families soon.
Bennington gossipers have another sub
ject in the announcement made Tuesda,
Of the recent marriage OF Mrs M. NJ
Miner to George Fl. Wright, a we'll to dc
resident of Hard, Mich.
A. p. Childs of this village. Rollin 8
Childs Of Brattleboro, and Bradley New,
ell. the healer. will accompany the An.
Client and Honorable Artillery OF Bost on or
their trip to England In Juno. The two
Messrs. Childs win visit Paris Brussel,
Wisbaden and other places on the contin'
ent while they are gone.
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vERMoNTERs IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, May 6.-Hon. w. j. Van
Patten of Burlington is registered at the
Raleigh. He is in the city on private busi-
ness and expects to return home this
evening. n. J. Markolf of Rutland Is at
the Raleigh. and r. Barrett of Rutland is
registered at the Ebbitt.
The House bill granting n pension of $50
a month to Cyrus Thomas, late 2d lieuten-
ant of Battery B, LIST Vermont heavy ar
tillery. and sergeant Of company r, 11th
Vermont infantry, was laid aside this af-
ternoon by the committee of the whole,
with favorable recomme nda ton.
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A DEFAULTER IN BENNINGTON.

Bennington, May 5.--A. S. Newton, con-
fidential clerk and bookkeeper in the Of
flee of A. p. Childs, general agent of the
New York Life Is a defaulter. Newton
after joining the Methodist church was
soon elected assistant superintendent of
the Sunday-schoo A member of the off,
cial board,experts Is examining the books
and has found a shortage so far of about
5000. Some years ago he was expelled
from st. Paul's lodge, f. and A. NJ, in
Brandon for forging the name of
brother member Newton has property
in Springfield. Mass, which has been at
tached by Mr. Childs.
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington d. c., May 1.-The follow
ing pensions were granted to Vsrmonters;
Original, Simon c. Webster, Randolph
increase, Volney A. Gilmore, Hyde Park
reissue, special, April 20, George Husband
East Highgate
The House joint resolution introduced
by Represen tative Grout providing that
the secretary of the navy be directed to
deliver to Chamberlin Post of st. Johns
bury, two light pieces of condemned and
20 cannon balls has passed the House
and been favorably reported in the Sell
nt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
MARRIAGE WAS A FAILURE.

Winsted. Conn, May AT Clayton
Mass, this morning Edwin p. Plant, about
2s years of age, shot and instantly 'killed
his wife and two weeks old daughter
He fed to the meadows, armed with re,
volver, followed by a crowd of citizens
and officers, who, however, have not yet
closed in on him through fear OF being
shot, Plant was married to Ada Stanford
on April 10th Domestic troubles are said
to be the cause of the shooting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
PENSIONS AND PosTMAsTBRs.

Washington, May 4,-The following Ver-
monters have been granted pensions: Or
iginal. widow, Sarah A. Fleming, Middle
sex; Elizabeth Arnold, Rutland; Marion
Button, special, April 25th, East Thetford.
Horace w. Soule has been appointed
postmaster at Fairfield, vice Thomas b.
Garvey, resigned and William b. Barr at
Pearl. vice Lucen B, Macomber, deceased.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
FRESHMEN BADLY WHIPPED.

Montpelier, May 6.-The ball game be-
tween the U. " NJ. freshmen. Oatley and
Andrews the battery, and the Montpelier
Seminary, Cotton and Lance. battery, was
called at 315 p. m. yesterday, with Rich
ard Standish as umpire. The Scminarys
won the victory with a score of % to 2.
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children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sbs gave ethem Castoria.