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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. NJ S. Thomas, who has been very
i'll with neuralgia of the heart. is i'm
proving slowly. but is unable 20 sit up
yet-Almond Fiske and daughter
Edith, are visiting Mr.. ana Mrs J. n.
Rorhach. Miss F'iske will spend the
summer herc.-The lawn party at the
home of Melvin Pike at Sandy Point
Tuesday evening was largely attended
s10,15 being taken.--Mrs. f. II. Sever
ance and three children of Buffalo y.
Y. came Saturday for the summer.
Miss Lengheld is hone from Buffalo
for the summer. Miss Josie Lengficld
is home from Buffalo for three weeks.
Arthur Hill returned from New York
Saturday for a two weeks vacation
Miss NJ. NJ Bicl<ncil returns to Brook
line, Mass, toni ght. after few weeks
stay at Judge lIolcomh's.--The Fourth
passed off very quietly. the only ex-
citement being the raising Of the big
barn at "PincY Lodge" "a. r. ConnelTs
summer home. About % men vert,
present. a tine luncheon was served
at noon on the broad vIrana of the cot
tH@e and beach in frOrt. The Roy.
william Hin o. Arliugtou, Mass. and
bride arrived in town Thursday nilht. Mr..
Hill has just had a fine little cottage built
on thc land he purchased here last vc4r.
Nh Ilil is a former Isl" In Motto boy. is a
graduate of Brown Uuivc rsity and has
aust received his degree If \. NJ. from
Harvard, ard j. d. from the Newton
Theological Seminary this Juuc.-ilrS IL.
G Holccmhe sTcnt the Fourth in Icuuscs
Point with her son.-'rho Roy. Mir. Barnes
is home from the Mary Fletcher hoSpi-
tai. where he was oporato uron for ap-
pendicitis. He will not bo able to preach
for some tine. The Rev =. l.. story mas
been supplying in his abstncc.-Arthur
|Callaeh>n is home for Tho summer from
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How TO FIND OUT.

FIJI bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twcnty-four hours;
sediment or setting indicates an UNI
healthy condition of the kidneys, If 1t
stains the linen 1t is evidence of kidney
trouble too frequent desire to pass 1T. or
pain in the back IL also convincing proof
that tho kidneys and bladder are out Of
order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge 50
often expressed that Or. Kilmer's swamp
Root, tho great kidney remedy, fuhuls
every wish in curing rheumatism, pain In
tho back. Kidneys, liver. bladder and every
part of the urinary passage. 1t corrects
inability TO hold water and scaldng pain
in passing Il, or bad effects following use
OF liquor, vine or beer, and overcomcs
that unpleasant necessity of being com
PEELED to go often during the day, and to
get up many times during the night The
mild and the extraordinary effect OF
Swamr-Root Is soon realized 1t stands
the highest FOR its wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases. If YOU need a
medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists In iifty-cont and onc-dOllar
sizes.
You may have n sample bottle of
Swamp Root, the great kidney rene lN.
/ and 4 book that tolls all about IT, both
sent absolutely free by mail Address.
DIR. Kilmer Il Co, RinEhamton. y. Y.
Whcn writing be sure to mention that you
read this gencr ous offer in the Burning
ton Daily Free Press. Don't mako any
mistake. but rememl or the name, swamp
address, Binghamton. n. y. on every bot
+ flo
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. O. a. Hagen, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in town the past
week has returned to her home in Rich
ford. Capt. A. S. Fleury of Swanton was
in town Thursday and Friday. looking
after the customs office during the absence
of Deputy Collector p. w. steele. boswell
Austin has n position as clerk in the
store Of w. II. Lantman.--Irrcd Cross Of
New York city is in town visiting friends
Miss Mamie Manner of st. Adams has
been spending a few days in town.--Miss
Mamie Butler, who has been quite III the
past week is now convelescing.--M Mrs 6. c.
Holmes and daughter, and Mrs. f. H.
Brown and daughter. Margaret of Enos-
burgh Falls. are spending the week at
Camp Katherine. Highgate Springs
Judge Willard Cray of Minneapolis. MINI,
is in town the guest of Asher Cray.-A q.
Benoit has taken possession of the place
he recently purchased of l.. +. pontbriand,
and has moved his family into the same.
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arc touring in an automobile through the
state.
walter Abbott Is entertaining bis BROTH
or, Percy of Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ripley Of Colorado
Springs arrived in town on Saturday They
ntond to spend some time in the East
Mrs +. i, Days and Martha King have
returned from Mansonvllic =. e., whore
they have been visiting friends for several
days.
Mrs Palmer of birmingham, Mass, ar
rived In town Saturday night TO spend u
vacation with her brother and friends
Miss Jslia Il. Thaycr is slowly improve
ing.
Tyler Strcctor ono Of the old st Boston
Maine conductors, who has run be-
tween Newport and Shcrbrooke for wars,
has been appointed assistant suporn-
tendant Of tho Quebec Central
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sleeper cntor-
tanned on the Fourth friends from Bos-
ton, Newport Center and relatives in town
with lawn party.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Dane Cowan of Waltham Mass, is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David Cowan.-Mrs. r. II.
Gilbert and dnughtor are spending the
summer with Mrs. Glbert's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Marcette.-Mrs. Adams of
Boston. Mass. is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs w. NJ. Naramorc.-MlS Frances
LodouX is spending her vacation at home.
Tho Common school closed Friday af-
tcrnoon with appropriate exercises. after
which the pupils were given ride by
tho teacher. Those having no absent
or tardy marks Were Julia Barlow Nil
drcd Barlow. Howard Barlow, Mary Far
rand. Grace Farranl and Cunsuelo
Stewart. Spencer Hyde was absent one
half day. Consuclo Stewart has attended
school for seven consecutive terms with
out an absent mark. Tho total attend
ancc was S39; average attendance per cay
49,: number Of pupils enrolled, "a
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs. Tracy from Washinston d. c.. Is
tho guest Of her son, Or. Flaudrcau.-
The Fourth passed of very quietly. \
great many from here attended the cole
hration in johnson. The L actors ard
actresses Of hom" talent repeated the
play, "Nallcy Farm" In the evening II
the Fourth 10 a iull house in Johnson.
There was also an entertainment in tho
town here entitled The Village Grocer"
n ball at Hotel Mclonly ana the Cross
condo club held n picnic on tho lawn above
r. LIZ boys tenement houso,-Mi.s StclN,
Brown from MarshNold is the guest of
the Roy. and Mrs Howard ut the plrson-
age Miss Nina Scclcy Is visiting friends
in Nddlchury,- Mrs. Marsh of sheldon is
a guest at j. A Watkius's.- Mrs Lor-
raiuo Holmes, who spent the fan and win
ter IN Boston, has returned home,
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COMMERCIALS
New York Produce Market.

New York, July c.
TLOUR-Reccipts 80 i73 bills; exports
o7G0 bbls; sales $40 bbls; market steady.
Winter patents So loN5.4O. winter atraights
HSJI5O6; Minnesota patents, $5,(0NJ35;
Winter extras $3.50 90; Minnesota bakers
s5f54A1O; Nintor low grades. 50 l5u3 so.
RYE FLOUR-1hc market was stouly.
Fair to good, S. OoltA25, choice to fancy.
WiIEAT-Roceipts 900 bu: sales 800.
0nI ia. futures spot firm. 1hc option mar
kct was firm al day CLOSING. Nc nel nd-
vance. JulV 12i ti93'.c. closed J3c. Sept
SfnUs7.c, closed Nitc; Dec, @i1s@gSNc,
CGRN Rcccims N2fl hn, exports $3.50
b., sales 'rooo hu futures 1900 bu SPOT;
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ENOSBURGH.

The Ladies' society gave a dinner at
Deacon S. \. Dow's. July 4th, which was
well attended and much enjoyed Judge
Willard T. Cray of Minneapolis, MINI. via
tied his mother at John Spooner's, a few
days last week.-Mrs.. Dee Gilbert of Bur-
lngton has been spending week with Mr.,
Gibcrt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Wright and
daughter Ruth, were called to Crafts
bury the last of last week by the serious
illness of Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs.
James Libbcy.Mrs A, A, Raymore was
taken suddenly i'll the lat inst. but is bet
tor.-Miss Gertrude Brady, who has been
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FAIRFAX.

The Fourth was ushered in with the
usual noise. The boys at 2 O'Clock in the
morning went through the streets with
cannon and fire crakers. They built
large bonfire on the common in the hollow
and all seemed to have n good time. but
the older ones.--Dr. r. 4. Petty and wife
spent the 9Th and 9Th in BurlinSt on.-Mrs.
!. ". Paris started for the West the Attn,
where she will spend several weeks with
fricnds.-C. II. Wilson lost one of his
work horses last week. When he went to
the barn in the morning he found the
horse In the cow yard. He was wet with
sweat and he looked as though some one
had driven him very hard. lie died soon
aftCr.--pct Rogers. who has been spending
\ few days with his parents. returned to
l'netOn July 1.--Pcrlcy Roscomb and wife
returned to their home July 2.-R. {. Bal
lard and wife celebrated the Fourth or
July by inviting in the, ncighbors IN the
evening and treating them to ice cream
aud cake, after which they had me
display of works.-James Goodall OF
| burlington visited his aunt last week.
Mrs. a. NJ. story is gaining slowlN.-The
Rev. Il. q. Hunt and wife arc sulerng
with hard colds.
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SWANTON.

The Rev. Clark Wcdgeworth died at
his home ON York street saturday
noon, after an illness of several months
with cancer of the stomach. The fun
oral service was at his home ut ono
o'clock Tuesday, and tho intermcnt was
in Milton on Tuesday afternoon.
where his wifc Is buried. The Rev.
Mr. Wcdgoworth was born in Alburgh
in 1898. and here he passed his boy
hood days. lie was an active preach
or in tho Methodist conference for 10
years ana mostly in the st. Adams dis
trict. About two years ago Mr..
Wedgoworth retired from the ministry
and moved to Swanton where he resid
ed until hiS death. lie is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. John Hawley of
Clarence ville i. @, Miss Agnes Wedge
worth. and one son, d. c. Wedgeworth
Of Buffalo. \. Y.
Horace Allen, son of DR.. Allen. goes
Thursday to St Cosairc. = @, where he
viii spend six weeks studying the French
language.
Miss Florence Houghton, who has been
teaching school in Westerly r. l., is at
home for the summer. Miss IFonghton
does not expect to return to her school.
Miss Chadwick. one Of the teachers in
the graded schools at Rutland, is visiting
at the home OF DIR. f. A. Burnett for the
summer
Miss Emily Carpenter leaves Thursday
to resume her studies in a Boston music
school for summer pupils. Her niece, Mrs.
Louis Frcshour. who has been visiting her
for some time. also leaves for her home in
Hudson, Mass.
+. c. Cross of New York city is passing
his vacation at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Cross
Stafford Dunbar has a position In r. r.
McFocs bicycle shop.
John Adams has gone to the White
n W bp n
Crawford House for the summer.
Mrs O. Il. Fiheld is passing the week Mt
her former homo in Mooers. y y.
The public library Will be open for ono
hour every Wednesday through tho sum
NOR for the accommodation of the summer
borders.
Mrs Jonno and son. Lislc, of Philadol-
pAiA, Pa. is Visiting Mrs. y. Q. STONE.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

S. s. Hall is confined to the house by
illness.---Mrs. Frank l.aMare, who has
been spending several weeks in
Charleston. has returned home. Or.
r.. r. Brown, who has been quite i'll
IN Burlington is gaining.-About 40
from this place celebrated the Fourth
by having n picnic at the home Of
David Marcy. in South Richford.
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NATIONAL LEAc:.n STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
THE GIRL WITH THE PoMpAUouR

Behold the towering structure on her
head,
Its bold projection, ornate massiIencss,
It's wide, commanding sweep, its grand
facade,
It's style of architecture all her own.
a free commnglng of the Gothic and
Ionic and Corinthian, whose lines
Compel tho admiration of the strong
And hold the connoisseur in wond'rlng
thrall.
Imposing fahrc' t,difce sublime,
Majestic pile Skyscraper portable!
Made Of materials unknowable,
And by her dainty fingers held in place
With frequent iahs, and pats, and taps,
and shovos.
O pompadour, ilimitable vast,
Thou hairy tower of Pisa, feeble man
May not describe thee, IT'S beyond his
powers.
Lost " bcwildcrment ana wonder, he
Can only stand off and admire thee
Chicago Tribune,
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

During the last hard thunder storm,
lightning struck just east Of M MrFcos
house and killed his cow.-Nrs. Hardy G.
Reynolds and Mrs. Walter Brooks of St
Adams spent a couple Of days at Joseph
Galighcr's last week. Mrs Arthur
I'ridres of Havsrhll, Mass. Is visiting ut
Dcntar Towns.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from I'd page.)

back from Kansas next week. During
the four years since he was there. con-
dtions have changed so he could see no
encouragement to remain. lie VIII re-
sumo his duties in Marshs feed store
Owing to the absence of tho pastor. DR..
Nuttcr, the presiding elder, occupied the
pulpit of the Methodist Church Sunday
morning and in the evening spoke on his
recent visit to the Pacific colst.--Cards
have been received announcing the mar
riaEc Of Miss Bculah Elizabeth Kendall.
daughter of the late Mia Kendall, to
William Donald Morrison. which occurs
in Dorchester, Mass, Wednesday, July
G.-Mr. and Mrs. +. Judd Irish returned
June 80 from their wedding trip. They
will reside with Mr.. 1rish's parents, MIR.
and Mrs V. A. Irish.
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
MORRIsVILLE.

News was received here Friday of
the death of Oliver Macomhcr. who died
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington
where he went on Wednesday to undergo
n surgical operation for appendicitis. HIS
condition Was found to be very dangerous
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THE LOCAL MARKETS.

Fruits and berries are coming into the
market in good quantities now EaSp-
berries are - cents a basket, blucbcrrios
J. cents, gooscbcrries, - cents, currants,
T. - cents. cherries, i cents. plums -
to o. cents a dozen, peaches s. cents a
dozen. Butter, cheese, eggs ana the
other staples remain unchanged in p'ice.
NORTHERN LEAGIrE STANDING.
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TIE CANTON DAIRY MARKET.

Utica, ~ Y, July 4-Salcs Of cheese
ON the Canton dairy market to-day
We're - lots Of 100 boxes. Large
cheese sold at 7*,c; small at Sc. But
ter, &C packages, sold at lie
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spot firm; option market qyiet but strong
Sin$,.:,. acp Ill., 5iS:@sgss cl%aea sttae, s. .
dineas seos5 June shipmen sip ssS5o "''
,, iIAYmrh BE-, nor l was steady to-day
pEs- Market quiet; "' Tcxa so' dry. 2ito
at So California; = TO % lbs, At Ice.
Domestic fleece, 2sma2c.
- REEE,-tirm, family 81. ooTl 80; mess
!sMlS5o; beef hams s@ooa2i.5o; packet
LARDnWas steady; western steamed.
4o rs sS q" cU wTa irm 1, s9n!nsnt '
.r0Rk---Thc market was iirri today
Family; $500; short clear. sla.ocaii So;
i'DjrHToFs" steady: Long Island.
sl.5Jdi0b: new southern. So 75niOo. state
and wes s. cnr,s sacks, sa.oodS'25 Jersey
PETROLEUM easy; refined New
York, .ss@; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$50; do. in bulk, $40
4.c country pgs frc Sy &c H' per rkF'
Market was firm; brokers.
invoice &C. mild steady; Corlova, 9i4ai2c:
The market Tor cofroc futures opened
steady at u decline of five points IN re-
|sVonsc to disappointing Europcan cables
reported OF $500 bags. including Sept ,
St.o1UolQ; oct. s615 Eec.. sG35ciGi0;
Marcl. $G.Co0G65; April 500 and May $50
.srGhE--Row was. firm, fair refining
Ia g. s lqSoF NO. a rcd &c. WEST o M m J.
ssiasS5: No. no. + SIX: So L. NIio. s cor
oIers a. 75 moql ,,, + s. cut loaf
lulatod, 81 90. cubes. s. r..
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston, July 6.
Copper stocks wore stron-, today an l
more active than for some time. Slight
gains il prices were general.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. July g
Cotton spot closed qiiri. il points high
.r; widrlue uIlunds $l"75, mlddiins gulf
$iion. sales 30 bales
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET
Boston. July 6
IT'TTER-WaS steady: northern.
100 1oc; western. 1N.0l9c; Vermont dairy
ia &c.
CIlt,FSE-Firm: Vermont twins. 81 acc.
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