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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-03
Good for Rheumatism

Last fall | was taken with very Sc
we're attack of muscular rheumatism
which caused me great pain any annoy
;,nce. After trying several prescrip-
lions and rheumatic cures, l decided to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which I
had seen advertised in the South Jer-
seyman. After two applications of this
remedy was much better; and after
using one bottle, was completely cured.
-Sallie Harris. Salem, N. j. For sale
by c. E. Cassaday q Co., Broadway
Pharmacy.
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Republican State Convention

To the republican electors of the
state of Iowa:
There will be delegate convention
OF the republicans of Iowa, held in
the CITY of Cedar Rapids, Iowa We'd
ncsday, August 7,190l, att II O'clock a.
M, for the purpose of placing in nomi-
nation candidate
For governornor.
For lieutenant governor.
For judge of the supreme court. @
For superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
For railroad commissioner.
And for such other business as may
properly come before said convention.
All voters of the state who believe in
republican principles and who endorse
the policy of the republican party are
cordially invited to unite under this
call in the election of delegates to said
convention.
Crawford county is entitled to twelve
delegates.
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Sure Cure for Epilcptic Fits.
o Whom 1t May Concern:

To Whom 1t May Concern;
| wish to state to all those who are
afflicted in the manner my son was
that have found in DR.. Altman Eric
ius's medicine, 9Sth street, New York,
a complete cure for epileptic fits. My
son has been using this medicine for
only Is months and it has effected a
complete cure cheerfnlly recon
mend DR.. Altman Ericius to all.
T.. w. EISENHAUER
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Proposals for the Erection Of Two
School Houses

Notice is hereby given that proposals for
the erection OF two school houses. One in
sub districts No. 3, and one in sub-district No.
K IN the district township of Stockholm in the
tile undersigned al his home, where plans and
specifications may be seen until June d. 1901.
at which time the contract will be awarded to
the lowest responsible bidder The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids
These plans and specifications can be seen at
the home of CD Johnson near Kiron, Iowa.
n. Il. NIXON,
34-4t-e-o-t Secretary of School Board.
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Excursion Rates to the Pan-American
Exposition. Buffalo. VI. Y.

Via the North Western Line, will be
paced in effect May lst, and on Tues
gay especially low-rate tikkets will be
5 Id with favorable return limits.
Direct connection at Chicago, with fast
;"ains of all lines to Buffalo For
tnrther particulars, apply to agents.
M illustrated booklet will be mailed
on receipt OF two cents postage by w.
Il Kniskern, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Chicago. 35-3t
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Excursion Rates to San Francisco. CAL.
and Return.

via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold May and s,
limited to return within 30 days, in
elusive. on account of launching of
Battleship Ohio, Apply to agents
Chicago & North Western r. y. 35.2t.
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Drug Stock For Sale.

Drug stock and fixtures for sale.
Will lease store room. Stock complete
and in good order. Location the best
il Denison Next door to the post
Office. Address, MRS. j. l.. BURk.s
Denison, Iowa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12

line Taylor. Mrs. Taylor, his wife, dt d
In Nashua, n. H., about three years ago
and since that time he has made his
home with his parents. The funeral was
held Tuesday morning at . o'clock from
st. stephens church.
Mrs Cyrel Bigue died Friday morning at
her home on Mallctts Bay avenue of hc1rt
failure, after an illness Of several weeks.
Mrs. Bigue was born in Canada - years
ago, and made her home here since 1880.
She leaves husband four daughters and
three sons.
The advertised letters in the postofiicc
for the week ending Sept I are as follows 4:
Mon. Lugcr Benoit. Mrs. Anna Broulard.
Mrs Tillic Grcnn, Mon. Joseph +. tiirard
@. Euclide IIebcrt. Dclia La MarChe.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first pagoJ

Balm returned from buffalo lrriday.-S, j.
SARGENT Mrs Lois Clark ". H. SARGENT
and son. Walter. and Mr. and Mrs g. A.
Sargent wont to Burfplo Thursdav.-N
". Morgan has sold the goods I'm his store
to his son l. 7 Morgan. who is now sole
proprietor. Watson Norman went to Bel
lows Falls Thursdav-Nr. and Mrs A. G.
Merrill started for the pan-American Elk
position. Thursday.-Mrs Tracy and Mrs.
McDermott of Constable, n. y. are WIS.,
itinp thnir Sargent cousins here Word
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ADDISON,

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'l}rYan spent
sront last week in Rutland with relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. Clayton Crane of Water
bury ar" tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Canc-Thc Ladies' Aid will holH their
next meeting with Mrs. l.. I. Tracy. on
Sent IS followed by ii dime social in the
evening. all are invited to ATTENDANT.
and Mrs Erwin Adams and son have re-
turned to their home in New Hampshire
after a few weeks visit in tcwn-A tree
was blown on the telephone wires on the
west road a few days since, causing some
tr,uble.-Carv Marshall is showing his
sheep at the fairs now.IIe was in Rutland
last week and Middiehury this Week.-Mrs..
Mary owen accompanied by Mir. Gotta
of Dandy spent last Saturday and sunday
with Mrs. G. e. McLean.-l.oyal Smith.
who has been spending the summer in
town returned to his home in Chicago last
week. lie has been connected with me
firm, Montgomery. Ward and Co, for tho
last % ycars.-Mrs. G. II. Marshall enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society ot Yer
gcnnes on the 9Th inst, also few of her
ncighbors and friends. lco-crcam and
cake were served and all report plea
SAINT time-George Noonan has gone to the
Pun-Americln Exposition and also to VS.
it his brother. Thomas. who is pros
porous lawyer in Buffalo.-Mrs. Julius
Clark spent last week in St. Adams and
returned Sept. .. accompanied by nor
daughter, Mrs. T. A. Mitchell, who will
sp,nd few weeks in town.-Wilhur
Smith is visiting his uncle, Ira l1amblin in
Cornvall-Mrs. Stagg is boarding with
Mrs Ella Smith; Lucy Palmer with Mary
Nilmarth and Frances Spauding With
Fannie DaY.-Miss Myrtle Powell went on
Tuesday to Saxtons River to attend
school.R w. Day has gone to the west
crn part of the State of New York to at
tond the funeral of relative of Mrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
SHElBURNE,

Mr.. and Mrs George Clark are The pa
rents Of a T. pound boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Laroe are the pa
rants of girl haby.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z shaw are rej,ic-
inc over thu birth Of a soa.
MIR. and Mrs. c. p. Ash.iHe are the pa
rents of son, born Sept 3.
Ur. W. Fl Ranks is Visiting his father
in Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bott have returned
t. Albany, y. 7, after spending the 5 M
ner in their cottage on MeaCh : Island.
pr. Martin c. Tracy has returned to
New York city
The schools IN town all opened NJ nday
with large attendance. The gr41ed
school in the village has IN pupils sthe
largest opeung day in the history o tho
school. The rails school has q scholars
Donald Mcintyre of NV York city is
spending his vacation with Henry l. Good
sell.
L. C.. Ray went to Buffalo Tuesday to at
tend the Tan-AmcTcan exposition.
Warren ]. Bott is building d large silo or
the north end Of his barn
Emhree White went to Poultncy Monday
to attend the Troy CouiDronc" Ap,dcml.
Miss Lena Wintsrhuttu'n aul Miss l. Ia
Van Nliet are attending the EamGn0s
Algh school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
JERICHO CENTER

Rev. C. T.. Hayward and wife are abs, mt
from homo on a vacation During thor
absence, Mrs Roy. Mrs. Hayward $ moth
cr, will keep house at the parsonage The
schools at this village opened for the TN
term last Monday~with thu sam, teachers
as last year, viz: H. f. II. Ruegles in
charge OF the higher grades and Miss
Blanche Bates In charge Of the primary
grade.--Mrs Miranda sherman and Miss
Anna Eastwood are visiting AZ l.. r Jor-
dan's.--The sunday school class of e. T..
Jordan and their friends go for an cxCur-
sion and picnic 10 TicondorogI 10y tn
steamer Vermont next Saturdlv.--G George
Fall junior clerk at Jordan Bros. is alb
sent this week on = Vacation.-AiiSS SEhl
Brown and WINFIELD stiles have entered
the high school at BurlInGton.-Mis Mary
McGinns and Miss Ila Ncalv are attend
ing tho Essex Classical Institute. Mis-"
Helen Nash has gone to- Erattlohoro to
attend tho high school; Miss Maud Hurl-
burt and Miss Lucy Church have returned
to Johnson To- finish their course ~ tn.
state Norma Sctool; and Lynn
Salem Lowell, Everett and other places I'm
Brown has gone to pSwogo. y. Y. TO- pNr-
suc his studi,s at the New York stat"
Normal scrools.-NGrs. Hart has gone 20
Massachusetts to visit friends. 81" cN-
poets to he gone the rest of thu m IL
Miss Emily Graves has been taken t. Roy
alton.-The Richmond and Huntington
TcoNono companY'S mon hay" boon re
building and repairing their line through
this place the past week.-Arrangements
are being made for the commencement OF
the rural free delivery routes 10 begin OCT.
| Letter boxes have been ordered and
will he set before the first Of the month.
and Il IL expected everything VIII No In
readiness before October !. The poStof-
nc, at this pl 90 will he continued, but as
a station of the Jericho postoffice instead
of an f-dercudant office. Part of the r, ST.
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GRANVILLE.

Milton Swnton met with severe acct
don't Monday while chopping in tho lum-
her woods for Walter Scott. \ limb fell
f. IN tree near by striking him on the
head. causing a bad scalp wound which
was dressed by DR.. w. ID. Huntington Of
Rochcstor.-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cdatl
of STAFFORD We're guests of II. c. and
Mrs. hubbard two days last week.-Dud-
ley Rice of Roxbury Is clerking in c. j..
StockWclrs store at Hancock. Mrs J. a.
Nlntou has been quito i'll the past We k
but is now improving. DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Celey, who have spent several weeks in
town started for their home in Chicago
last Friday.-Aiiss Mariette Haskins who
has been the guest of Mrs. George Ford
since May has gone to her home in NAL
den, Mass.-Road Commissioner f. W.
Ford has completed fine piece of state
road. -Iiarlcy Kill who was arrested last
week for aSSaultnR his brother in Barn
ard, was once a resident of this town.-O.
C. Briggs is moving to RoXbury to spend
the winter, where he has taken a lumber
job of the International Paper company.
Ilc intends to go to his old home in North
fold in the SDriug
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
SOUTH STARKSB0R0.

Miss Agnes Morrill, of Burlington visited
friends here last weck.-NlisS Anna Iimon
has returned to Boston.-'The attending
physician gives more hope that Chase At
kins will rcCover.-Mr and Mrs. Ambrose
Tart started for Colorado last week to
visit their children, taking in the Pan
American on their waY,-Mrs. Jeanette
Norton is keeping house for her daughter,
Mrs. Adiie Arms, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jennie Sprague in Hinesburgh
this weck.-Warren Hatch went to Bur
hnCton thu first of the week 10 accompany
his wife home.-Stephen Young has bought
the Harriet kimhall homestead for $500. -
Adah Halock has returned to the Bristol
hsh school this fall.-Alrs Elsie Latay-
cite, who has been sick. is recovering.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
RICH MOND.

There was slight frost here Monday
morning, but no damage was don".-There
Wa more corn planted i'm town last spring
than ever before I'M one year CHARLES
Goodrich has 20 acres, H. NJ. Conaut 10
acres Saley TIL 'mp@ou - acres, Frank
Freeman 30 acres MIR. Blsscl - acres, NJ
: Whitcomb - acres. T. W. and Z. l..
Towers ~ lcres each, \. T. stevens -
acres, jerome Goodrich - acres, Martin
Goodrich 30 acres, r. 4. Jones % acres,
and Mr.. Squi'rS % acres. Many other
farmers haV" moro than the usual amount
planted. and It is a nne crop and ready
to harvest. Farmers are hllng their silos.-
James kehoe has sold his farm. stock An
farming utensils to Mr. and Mrs Ed
moud Canon; cousi ler3tiou, Nioo.-L. II.
Taft has bought building LOT OF the B0k-
or mauutacturing company ON the Jericho
road-Dr Carter, Mr. and Mrs. j. ;.
Baker Bert Baker and A J. Hall went To
Mount Mansfield by way Of stowe last
WtducSlaN.-M | earl Freeman, Robert
j. Towers Earl fireman, Carl Jones and
Robert ; Towers have gone to Barre %
attend GODDARD SrminaYy.-Georse Ed
wards of New York city. who mas charge
Of the Swift company meat business has
been visiting friends in Ri edmond and vic
Unity for two weeks. Mr. Edward Is ma
tive OF Hichmoud Fred WhitcOmh has
commenced work on the cellar of his new
house on Ttlden aNtnuc,-Mr and Mrs.
Edward MarwaN have moved to Water
bury, where he has purchase a farm
l3 pound son was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Tuficld cutter last week.-A large deer
came into the yard of Joseph Derrick last
week and after lesurelv looking around
went away into the woods. lliam Soy'
muur of Wnooski. engineer in the con-
dcnsod Milk cos. factory has moved into
the rooms vacated by Mr.. Norway Mrs
Mary strong King went last week to
Montreal To place her two children IN
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ment report and rains in the northwest.
Later weakened under sales for long az,
count large receipts easy cables and small
loss. May 79hm797sc, closed 79hc. sept.
7Ns@74c, closed -74@sc; oct, 74isg7i',c.
closed 7l'sc Dec 1926 13,lec; closed ii,sn:
20 bushels sales 10000 bushels futures;
1000 bushels, spot; spot easier; NO elssc.
elevator and G2ssc. fob. .aiioat. Options
market opened strong and active, on the
crop report. Active unloading however
soon akened the unncitone and after
noon heayinesS foiloWed. cS Closed weak at at
62a,c; Sept, hlasWbltC, closed Gl3sC; Dec"
CT r6zHsc. closed 6l5s".
OATS-Reccipts $500 bushels; exports
&c. No. white 3ac; No. white 4oc
track mixed Western 37ia039c track white
v estern 3Sia" nc; track white state Ss'2t.
i7c options firm and higher at first with
corn but subsequently gave way under
,HHYSssteady. Shipping, 72laa75c good to
HlDEs-The market vas steady to-day.
Galveston % to % lbs. 1sc' Califor.
ria. 2 to 25 lbs -siac, Texas dry AdS0
aS %oT ssct ms az It. YES T;sas d" is tGd'y
LARp,Was steady; Western steamed
TORK-Ihic market was steady to-day
Family. $l7m: short clear $l6.?5@lN.oo;
RCTTER Firm. creamery iGn2oc fac
tory June packed l4i2Nl5i2c; imitation
crcamery Hare; state dairy 1idl9c.
CHEESE-WtHk large fancy coiored
DC; fancy large white Sc fancy
small Coorcd 9iqc; fancy small white 9',c
EGGS-Stcady; state and Pennsylvanil
1m20c; Western uncandlcd li617c; cnndled
Western 17V1Sc.
POTATOI]S-W ste5 dy: Jerseys ST.;
@2-o. Long Island 50 5O12 -; Jersey sweets
yellow S2.00d2 70.
TALON Steady. city N2 per pack
ago 5'2c; country packages FREQ 81
& &C.
TETROLEt'M-Wa dull; refined New
York, $50; Ihiladt ipNia ana Baltimore
s7.45 DO. in bulk HSj.
COPpER-Dull. Brokers, s16 50m 17lo
exchange, s16 50ul7oo.
COFFrE-Srot Rio was steady; no.
irl Dice SIC; mild quiet he market foi
coffee futures closed steady at net un
changed prices to an advance ot five
points. Total sales 24ooo bags includinG
oct, $40; NOV. HSa; Dec, si@5dj.oo; Jan.
sos, March sos: August s5.5I. News from
abroad Nas about a stand off and had NJ
effect on the local situatioiL
GAR-Raw was quiet fair rcfinna
sac; Centrifugal o6 test }@,c. mo
lasses sugar Sc refined sugar steady
No 6, A.65 no. :. $40; No. :, Si.i5 40.
$40; No. 10. 1895; No. II, st3e. 80. 70 Si3
No Is. $40; No. Il. $40. standard "A, 500
confeCtioners s. 05; mould a. $50. cu. loa1
s. "a. crushed $50. powdered $3.50; granu
lated $3.50: cubes $50
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

mission Is being held at the Roman
Catholic church during the present week,
Several priests are expected to be present.
Miss Grandcrson of Spellman seminary
Atlanta, Ga. spoke in the interests of the
Woman's Home Missionary society at the
BAPTIST church on sunday evening Ray
Taggart returned to New York sunday
evening, after two weeks stay at his
fathers home. Mrs Julia Morrill, of
Huntington is visiting Mrs. Anna Brad
ley William Ellison and wife of Starks-
hnro and Mrs, Eliza Thrasher of Morris
willie have been visiting relatives hcre-
Miss Gertrude Narney of Lincoln visited
at ar. Narncy's last week Mrs. Lydia
Allis has returned home from Hyde Pa *
Iller nephew, r. S. Hazard accompanying
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COLCHESTER.

One Of tho prcttest of weddings was
solemnlzod at I p. m, Sept I, at the plea
SAINT hl!.o of Mr.. and Mrs A. VI. VIII der,
whom their only daughter, Hattie J.. was
united in marriage to George a. Som0i
vile of Waitsfold by Rcv. j. r. Buzanll.
The house was prettily trimmed with
evergreen and golden rod. The bridal
party entered the room to the strain of
the Wedding march from t.ohengrin, play
ed by Miss Gcn"Vi we Collins. The bride s
gown was white silk trimmed with white
applique and white chiffon. They had
many useful presents. Miss Wheeler is one
of Cochostrrs finest young ladies ard
she will be greatly missed. Her many
friends unite i'm wishing them a long and
happy married life. Mr.. and Mrs Somcr-
willie left on the evening train for we'd
ding trip to New York city, after which
they will go to Watsficld. where they Will
reside
Mrs. Herbert Burnham has returned 70
her home in Florence, Mass Miss Mac
Mcneil left Monday for ncr school IN
Castlcton.-ThC Kings Daughters vii
meet Saturday with Miss Grace Crockett
Mrs. Scion Bieelow of Wostford j. IN
town.-Miss Clara Mayo has returned t.
hel school in -iroCktcn, MGss.-Miss J"s
sic Lord was in town Saturdav.-A very
pleasant party of young people was ncl'
Saturday evening at the home of Samue
Mauley tho occasion being his 2lth birth
day. a very enjoyable time was SPENT 10y
affairs. Alex McCuen Is improving
Mrs. Luther Sagcr has returned to he1
homo in Nashua.--Mr. George White O
New York ~ the guest of his sister, Mrs
Baldwin Landon.-Tss Jcnni" MacNci
lofj Saturday for Pittsford. where she i.
to teach the CominS year.-ReV. william
Warner is visiting at G. A. SpadldinI ~
Mrs. Lola MacEride and Mrs. France
stevens have returned to Ninooski.-Mia
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WINOOSKI.

Stephen James Taylor died Sunday
morning at the home of his parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. James Taylor on Leclair street
MIR. Taylor had been in poor health for
the past three years but has not been
confined to the bed. He was about the
house Saturday, retiring as usual, but
was taken with a fainting spell shortly
aftor o'clock sunday morning. Every
thing was done to aid the dying man but
he expired at $3.50 Mr.. Taylor was born
I'm Burlington 80 years ago and is sur
ViNtd 10y n father, mother, three sisters,
Mrs. j. Henry McGreevy, Misses Anna and
Kate Taylor and u daughter, Miss Made
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
HANKSVIllE.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Ravcin are roioic-
ing over the arrival Of a. son born Aug. o.
Mrs. Robert bradley and daughter OF
Morotown are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Joel Algcr.- Mrs Fred Sargent #
Randolph is visiting her son, William I'd
dy and family Mrs. o. D. Hcmis and son
Of Joncsvillc visited her brottcr William
Eddy and family last week Clara Fie.dc.
Of stowe is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and MI Chns1nr Rnss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Gertie Demeriu who has been at
home for some time, returned TO ldSpon,
n H.. this weck-Mrs. Aohn Atkins OF
Boston is visiting at her sathers, Mr.. A.
T.. Crandalrs.- Mrs A. f. Crandall is i'm
poor health.-school began here Monday
with Miss Williams as teachcr.-Nrs. .
d Remis mother, Mrs. Sargent ~ visit
Ing her.-Mss Mary Xeno visited At \
Williams over Sundly,-Miss Flora Colby
and Mrs Dickey and SON Gilmore were At
MI Henry Giilctts over sunday The
Lena Hard society net with Mrs. Il
Fiddock last Thursday, IN two weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
RICHVlLlE.

Miss Jessie Baldwin commenced her sixth
term OF school here on Monuay.--Mr. an
Mrs. II. II, Booth of NereenEes were
IaVid Lame of Ticondcroea is visiting ie-
latiVes here.-Nisses Mabel Deano anC
Nellie Pat0audc go to Castleton this wecR
to enter the normal school. Mr.. and Mrs
ElNir Brown visited her sisters here last
week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
ESSEh JUNCTION

Tho Home Circle Of the Methodist
church will mot with Mrs A. g. Eur-s-
ut Essex Center Friday afternoon and
evening.
Or. j. L. Taggart goes to Boston this
noon and will return sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James \ Donahuc ha o
issued invitations for tho we'd ing rcocp-
upn Of thor daughter. Mary DIV. and
Dan NJ. Johnson ON Wednesday, cveuing
Sept p from until 10 o'clock
There will he a special school meeting
in the Park street school house Moaday
evening ut 1880 O'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12

and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out OF order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become SO prevalent
that is not uncommon
for a child 10 be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin-
ates too often. If the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NOW fCrk, sept. IT.
BtENES-Rcceirts 29i7; steers about
steady for top grades. others 1rml5c.. bulls
steady COWS steady To l5c lower: several
cars unSold. steers A25G601: half breeds
s. i"ui.7G bulls $2.5on3.50 cows 81 $50 60,
cAtrj Yves tern DO S4.35; oxen and stag-
81 oo04.50. Calves steady; shipments &C
Cattle and $3.50 quarters of hcef
CALVES receipts 24aS: steady to -.
lower; veals $5.GrdS.Oo little calves and
Culls A0od4iO; grassers and huttermilk-
81 o0d3.5.
SHEEP AND LAMl3S-RcCeintS $-7it
sheep slow; prime and choice lambs steady
Il strong; others duh and easier. she y
S1.~Q3.75, few choice 81 90; culls N.u'
lambs s3.75V5.25; choice heavy 500 and
S. 81: Culs Sc p}d3.50
HOGS-Receipts 500: slow at $5.Soa69t
for state hogs: Westolns nOminll
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Boil on.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burns are the happy
parents of a son. born on the 18th inst and
weighing ten poupds.-Nora Foley who IS
employed at the ChildreEs' Home, In Bur
lnpton, is stopping with her parents, MI
and Mrs. James Foley, foi few days
C. r. Sahns and son Carl visited his SIS
ter in MoretoWn on the 10Th nst'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12

hcr--pr Frederick Richie and wife OF
New York city and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
stafford of Wallingford, have been ths
guests Of MIR and Mrs. w !. Bradley aud
family for several days.-Miss Cranda'l Of
burlington and Miss Hutchinson Of v it,
tcrhury have been the guests Of Miss S|r'
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