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 dence. via Hartford and WiIIimantic- ~1o:o4 a. m. 4:04 D. m.
 sl0= Boston via New London ana Providence--s2:25, '2:55, 7:l7. silti:II. g. m. *12:O5. 'll2:41, s2:5s. s4.a0. s5.o3' lo:4l. s7:01 pm Sundays-s2 :25s2:56 a'm.' 'l2;O5, "2:5s. s5:03. s7:01 I. m.
 For Boston, via Springfield - s1:o7. .l0;5S a. m., '1:l5. '5:55p.m. sundays- s1:07 am. s5:55 pm.
 For Hartford. Springfield, etc.--sl:O1. S;4o, 7;45, xs:a5, .10;04 s1o:5s a. n:; m; I2:l9; @1:45, 800, .4:04. x5:07, s5.55. U-V0 NLo 1dTlIOfdJX1:O5, S:10, 10.05, 1I.25 D., m, (tO Meriden). Sundays -sI:07. X9:05 a. m., 12:10, s+5;55, x7.I0, S:10 D. nj For New London, etc. = ss:g5, *2:55, 7:47,. l1:05, lI11:41, a. m. s12:05, *Ei2:41, *2:5S, 3:10, s4:2O, *5 :03, 5:15. 76:I0 (to Saybrook), s6:4I, s7:0l. &10:05. l1:30, p. m., (to Saybrook). Sundays %2:25' %2;55 a. m., *12:05, *2.58, s5:03, 1 *7:01 p.Sm.
 For mlddIetOwn. WtIIlmantlc, etc., (: 35 a. r.. 1:00 *5:05, (to Wercester), s:o2 pm. Sundays--7:20 pm.
 For SheIburrle Falls. etc.-7:5o am. 1925 (to New Hartford), 4:04, 500 (to WestfelD pm.
 l For Derby and Ansonfa-6:5s, goo, 9:36z, 9:40, a, m, l2:10, 2:35, s4:15z, 4:30, 5:lS, 7:40, 11:30 D. m. Sundays S:SO, l1:40 q. m, S:30. $40. S:30 D. m.
 For Waterbury-6:5S, S:O0, $40 a. m, 12:l0, 2:35, 5:18, TAO, 11:30 D. rn Sum days-S:SO 11:40 a. nl.. 40 S:30 D. m
 For Winsted-6:5S. $40 a.m., 1910. 2:S5, 5:i8, TAO D. m. Sundays-8:30 a. m.. $40 pm.
 For PittsneId. and intermediate points = 5:50, (via Bridgeportl, s:35 a. m.,,4 m, 4:l5 D. m, Sundays -7:503 (via
 For LitchfieId-9:35 a. m. 4:15, D. m, Sundays-7:5O a. m. (via Bridgeportl i sExpress Trains II ParIOr car iIlnas.,.a. zTo Derby Junction. xLocal Express. , o. M. SHEPARD, K. C. COLBY, ! Ie.,. Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. Pass, Ags T
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
BEEKEEPERS MEET.
Discuss Matters Of Interest In Their
Business.

Mildlcbufy. Jan. 12.--'rho Soth annual
meeting of the Vermont Bcekceprs assoc
citation met at the Addison House to-day.
Tho meeting was called 10 order hy the
president, NJ. l.. Cram. when the minutes
of the last meeting We're read by the Soc
rotary. w. 6. Larabce. Reports of the
SECRETARY and treasurer We're read ami APP
proved.
Tho discussion was opened 10y J. L..
Crane of Middlcbury OF Benefits Derry 81
by Bees l'crliizinG Flowers Of All Kinds"
which was followed by q. &. Spencer ON
Securing Honey Free from Travel
Stain. Comb W. Extract Honey" was
| SGT forth hv Secretary T.arabec and the
question box was presided over bS V. V.
i:laclmcr.
After receiving now members the "l"c-
ton of officers was proceeded with. tn"
following being the result: President. NJ.
T. Cram: vicc-prcsidents. q. g. Spencer.
G. H. Fisk. e. y. Slavery. &. Nj. Rice, V.
\. Forbes: secretary. w. q. I.arabeo,
Shorcham: treasurer, II. l.. Leonard.
rho afternoon speakers were IL. l..
Leonard. Il. II. Holmes, NJ. y. Cram j.
f.. Crane. q. w. F'assctt. Y. V. Black
MGR and others. V. y. Forbes WAS OK
pcctod to lead the discussion on Labor
Saving Convnnicnccs." but he WAS de-
tanned n home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
KEEP THESE TWELVE THINGS IN
MIND

The value of time. Lost capital may
be restored. by diligcnt use Of cXpcri-
encc: time lost is lost forever
Tho success of persevor rance. "KocpinS
evcrlastinsly at it, brings the hoped
for result.
The pleasure Of working. The only
really unhappy. rich Or poor. are tho iGle.
Tho dignity % simplicity. Whcn 80
"frills" are off the man is "oa."
Tho worth Of character. In the last
analysis the only real value IS Il clear
conscience.
rhe power Of kindness. II wins WHOM
ell coer@ivc measures fail.
rho influence Of example. Practice
docs more than procept. in showing tbs
way.
Tho obligation of duty. The man vino
saves lhakcs more than lie saves.
The virtue or patieuce. AN things
como to him who waits"
Tho improvement of talent. Talent n.
the only capital which compounds itself
by exercise.
Tho JOY Of originating. Tho haprosu
man Is h" who doos The best thing first.
The creative instinct should he encutr-
aged for the pure joy found in it's demon.
STATIONS. The subsequent lnancial -
ward brings no such pleasure as that
fret sense Of having made now thing
or conceived a now idea.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
state FORESTRY
Annual Meeting of the Vermont
Association in Montpelier
Thursday.
LEGISLATION DISCUSSED
An Tint Was Possible WINS secured
Lust rail-, hut More IL Needed
I'ian submitted "a Increase Funds
--Prncticui Addresses in tho
EycninE-Dairymcn Close.
LEGISLATION DISCUSSED

,fo,,ro1ior t., 10 t,,,,odioto,v
oo,.i,, ,.,o class or tho d,ir,rr,,,,s
|,nc,,inr tho animal rcot,nr nf fin.
|I.ores,,D. .,soci,,;o, or N,,,,ont y,.
l. .ll.d ,o orJ,r !, ~, s,,,, .b,u he
|1v sam patton ,f rur,,,.t,r IN,
I,,ro.id.ut of tho or,raniy,tiou rrcsi-
lI.rt Van u,ttcn rcvi.wcd hric,,. rho
|,vo,1s Of tho ,ssncintion d,,ino tn. mast
onr touching imam III, l,oi4ln,io,,
I,,hi,b ,vn. s.crrod nt ,h. last s.esioil
. - ,ha .-o,cr,i ,,so,,,,t,. ,rd tb. hnr,s
and ,,,rnoscs of th, nrc.,nizntinn lie
v,,,,,,,..I ,h,t ,ho work. IN d.ta has
|1,oc,, l,.,,..Iv ,r,lin,ni.,rv 1ovinu tho
I<ou,d,tion fo,. ,nur. effective 1ahors
i,or ,rho ..e,,.i,tior il i'm its in
,aro, b,,, f., haze , orca, work ahead
a., ~
rio ,o,,,,1.,. tu.inrse or tho ,ncotino
,,as ,b,n tnl<,u un Secretary Ernest
1ri,chro,l< of pittsford road the min
|I,,os of rrcvious meetings of The assoc
,,o,io, and of rio oxccutivc Commit.
too which showed what rrorross has
j,ocn mad. ,lus far. ,.is rnnort ,s
,ro,suror followed showing Inc OK.
|,on.,s .,nL r,,cirt. :, dat. ,r,,tirnl
H.. ,no s.,,o p,,in~ tho v'.,, ,,,oo
,'nblfc noatinss h,,vc hoen hold two
|,. pu.lirc,on and ,ro !, ,b. St,,.
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lIl ''"'h VIII" summer i'sip'il'9 '"u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

busy, wooden mills in exceptionally good
condition and activity Is assured among
cotton srinncrs as soon as the raw
material market becomes settled.
Although business lis distributed some
what irrcgularly owing TO local conditions
as 90 fuel and other materials, the iron
and steel industry is moving steadily for
ward. Textile industries arc making fair
progress. but the raw material markets
dominate the situation.
Irregular and narrow markets FOR the
great staples lacked any important influ-
encc 90 produce aggressive operations for
either side Of the account
Failures this week numbered 3a in the
United states against 32i last year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

a session at about five weeks. pcciS-
ions VIII thru probablr he rendered in
Tho court cases on trial The past week.
Daniel Ii, in-s,on. who stabbed Con
ductor Lucas at White River juno :
ton. pleaded guilty oi simple assault
and was sentenced to tho House of Cor
rccti"n for not less than two or more
thau thrc. years.
Nearly two trial days was taken with
the case of Emma Cloud W. j. II.
Cloud. the petitioner seeking divorce
from bed and board" A laIg" num-
bcr of witn"Ssc. were summoned from
Norwich and vicinity. where the par
ties reside. At the JUnc term of court
in ihc case OF Carlisle ". Martin the
plaintiff recovered damages Tor tho
alienation of his wfc's affections In
Il ease begun here yesterday Mrs. Car
lisl" sued for divorce on grounds Of
ntol"rablo severity.
Ernest NJ. Fink pleaded guilty of pet
ty larceny ana paid a fine Of SO and
costs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

In some Of the London schools the boys
los we'll as the :irls take lossone i'm cook
ing in view of the possible usefulness Of
such know ledge to soldiers, sailors or
coonists.
It is estimated that the Parlsans alone
spend $4,000 on confetti every year Tho
total weigh, of confetti sold in Paris in
4 year has hccn estimated at more than
Loo tons.
Tho Aztec Indians ~ Mexico are noted
for their strength. An Aztec porter has
been seen 10 take a caSk OF ciarct weigh
ing Mn pounds on his back and carry it
quito IL distance.
Berlin University has moro students
than any other university in the world
80 at present attending lectures. y no.
ticcablc feature ut tho Berlin and other
German seats OF learning is the decline
| H. the Number ot Theological students.
\ committees Of four chiefs. rtnrcsout-
ing the Cherokee Indians. recently visited
tho City of Mexico, treating with PrrSi
dent Diax for a concession Of land grant
They wish to move to Mexico. of posi-
hle.
From tho son of a former sexton. Will
liam Wright. tho parish church Of chat
tcris. atnnridge. has received a Request
of sli.oO AIR. Wright omigratod tn Am
erica and became a prosperous business
man.
Ii is now suggested that the memorial
80 the late Cecil Rhodes in his native
town, Bishops Stortford should take tho
form of 81 column erected in "a prominent
/ No.. tx..r
ships ct tho grammar SCHOOL where he
WIS partly educated.
The violence Of tropical transforms is
provtrbial vet never before has one been
scientifically registered in which 50 much
water fell in so short n time as nj San
tiago dc cuba recently. An English en-
ginocr who gagged tho rainfall. found
that il was at the rate Of over four inches
an hour ana that between seven aud ten
o clock in the evening more than Il foot
of water reached the ground. The storm
covered nearly 800 square miles. and in
place was heavier than at Santiago.
TWO Germans have discovered a method
by which they can hear plants grow. In
the apparatus tho growing plant is con-
noctcd with disk. having in its center
an indicator which moves visibiy and reg
/ arir. and this on scale % times maeni-
/, fed denotes the progress in grow, H..
Eoth disk and Indicator are metal, and
when brought in contact with an electric
! hammer. the electric cU-ront beng int ~
ruptod at each Of the divided 'ntorstic"s
ri the disk, the growth of the plant is
as pcrcsptible to the ear as to iho .Yc.
, \ sta'iStician has learned that the an
nual agere eaton OF the circulation Of the
papers Of the world is estimated to be
T.. Ho.C,uo copies, To grasp tho idea of
| this magnitude. We may state that it
would cover no fewer than 1910 square
mills of surface; thai il is printed on
1Sl,2,o tons Of paper and further, that,
| if the number U2..I.rD"oN represented,
| instead OF copies. seconds. it would take
more than 3S3 years for thcm "a clapsc,
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annually 81 as a membership fee. Soc
ond. contributing members. paying s.:
third. sustaining members paying $40.
All 20 have he right tn vote.
Tho following committees were ap.
nrcrs. Mr. cro,. Mr.. 1,,tkcn. g. IT,
Green. White River Junction: on rcso-
lutions. prof l.. r. Jones. Burlington
Mr.. Green. Ebon Thomas. Essex. Ad-
journmcnt was then taken until even +
Ing.
At the evening session tho un1nish-
ed business was first taken up. trnr
the recommendation of tho nominal in c
committee the following officers were
cloctod President. W. j. Van Patton
Hurlngton vice presidents. Il. g
Smith of ST Albans, George Aitkin o'
Woodstock: secretary and treasurer
Ernest Hitchcock Of Pittsford: cXccu'
tive committee. G. II. Greene of White
River Junction. j. y. DcBoor of Mont
pclicr. l.. r. Jones Of Burlington.
R"solutions were adopted sicnifyin {
desire for closer relations and Co
operation with the National Forestry
association in accordance with an in
vitation received from that aSsoclJi ion
urging forestry consideration at th'
meetings az the state board of aCri
culture: calling on the town fire war
d"ns to take action To prevent forcs
fires and stop them. when started: call
ing attention TO tho recent "nactmcn
| of the Legislature cNomptiuG from taX
alton land planted 10 forest trees undo
proper rcgulations; urging ia" for"s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
SEC. DARLING CALLED HOME
| sickness IN Ills Tnmlly--SOine Ap'
pOintncBts for Vermontcrs.

Waslling ton, Jan. 1".--'rhe Hon.
Charles n. Darling. assistant sccre-
tary OF rho navy, was called 10 benz
ninston to-day by illness in his fam
lis.
Charles j. Russell OK Burlington has
been appointed 20 take a census Of
man ufacturers for 1905 for Burlington
and vicinity. He is to begin work the
first OF February.
Representatives Foster has appointed
y. j. McCuen OF Ncrgennes door
keeper Of the House of Representa-
lives in place Of J. y. Scully, deceased.
General Gilmore rs here arranging
for the governors staH al inauSura-
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
NURSING MOTHERS

"A richer milk than milk
is good food for nursing
mothers. SCOTS Emulsion is
the rich cream of cod livel
oil, and contains ten times as
much cream as milk does.
The nursing mother must
cat with the purpose of pro.
ducing good, nourishing milk
for her baby. A little Scots
Emulsion is often a very wise
addition to her daily diet. If
through nervousness or weak.
ness her milk is a failure,
SCOTS Emulsion will help
make it a success.
Inc baby gets the benefit,
too, when the mother takes
SCOTS Emulsion. The same
remedy brings new strength
and nourishment to both.
Wen send you asarpl. re. upon request.
SCoII BOVINE. go Pear Street. N.s y0.h
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
COMMISSIONER OF PENSION
President Has Appointed Congrcss-
man Warner of Illinois.

Washington, Jan. l3.-The President has
appointed Vcspasan Warner TO 10 com
missioner Of pensions Mr.. Warner :
now a menlber Of Congress from Illinois.
Mr. Warner is from tho nineteenth dis
tr'L of Illinois and was reelected last
November for the fifth term and was
strongly endorsed by the state delegation
md hv prominent members of the q. \,
r. and other organizations Of cy-soidiers.
The appointment will 20 to the Senate
Tomorrow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

Lone engine. a method has recently been
discovered for grading cream quickly and
accurately by n tablet dropped in a
sample of cream. Cheese is now canned
and printed because OF scientific cxplana-
tons of how 10 get around certain trou-
blcs. Arithmcticnl tables and adding ma
chimes are doing away with much labor
in croanlcrics and apparently is prac-
ically certain tho only possible mis-
take resulting from improper manipua
ton of the uochanisns. lie advocated Il
milk pail with n dome-lkc covering with
an opening of about one-thrd as II
guard against dirt getting into the milk
another product of practical science.
Tho discussion which followed Profess
sor IIills's address was fun of interest
and brought out many additional facts
about inoculation and where 10 get some
of the appliances mentioned as we'll az
their rsc.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At tho afternoon session Dr. c. NJ
1w,choll of Augusta, Mo. addressed thc
r1cctin., OH the subject "a Plea for the
Euttcri lnlicr." He laid stress on the
Statcner that methods Of butter making
are rapidly changing for the better 50
that tho methods and standards of 1894
d" not satisfy and cannot stand to-day
any more than 10 years hence present
methods and standards will suffice.
Mcdiocrity docs not satisfy and docs not
ray tho profits that does something bet
ter. The study of the scientific farmer
Of the next decade VIII he the growth
Of proper feed at home for the making
Of The hest grade OF butter. thus doing
| n way with the purchase of feed and
grains at an expense which leaves the
! pockcthoot empty
! In the care OF tho COW there must be-
attention 90 Tho nervous Temperament, OF
| each. Make the COW comfortable and H.
will pay. Give her plenty of rrosh air arI
sunlight. Keep tho stables clcau and tho
milk clean. A little filth makes much
difference in the butter. Tho b,ttermak cr
at 'hc creamery gets blamed for low
prices many times when it does not he
have not properly carol tor choir milk
and cream The farmer and the mrttor-
lmalcr crn neither of them afford - l,o
satisfied with III" present conditions
They must advance or be loft behind in
this ago Of progress.
/ At the close OF DR.. Twtchcls address
resolutions werc presented by Profess or
Hills relating t. the recent death OF Ma
lor lIonry Avord. chief VI ,ho dairy
division Of tn" department or agtcul-
tnro at Washington. and thoy wcro
unanimously adopted The meeting was
then declared Adjourned without date"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
GENERAL OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Erratic weather Causes Some Irresu'
Iaylty-New orders Colniue IN.

New York, Jan. l3-R. d. Dunn & Co.'S
weekly review ct trade will say to-nlos-
row
Errati. weather produces irresularity
in retail distribution ~ merchandise at
mlny points and southern business il
uni.t bee aus, OF tho depression in COT
ton hut tho general outlook is very
hrirhi Manufacturers report that cort-
d,ncn il warranted by he number Of
new orders, while deliveries on old cor
tracts are NJ satisfactory volume. 'rhn
hest news "nm"s from the iron aud stc'
industry, while footwear factories are
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
TWO OUTSIDE SPEAKERS.
:. &. Thompson of Maine and DIR. Fer
now 10 Address Farmers Meeting.

Montpelier. Jan. 13.-Tho State board
of agriculture is making arrangements
tor series % agricultural meetings to
10 held next week IN various towns in
the state. s. G. Thompson. state dairy
inspector for Maine. has been cn.ag.l
aa tn" principal speaker at hes" meet
lncs. lIo has been in ett'udancc on the
'iairNmen's meetings in Monipclicr dur
ing the past few days and impressed
his hearers as n man with ideas who
know how Ia express them. DR.. L.. t.
Fcrnow. who addressed the forestry
mcotin:; last evening IS also to hc used
further.
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PRISONERS RE-CAPTURED.
HID Escaped from the House Ot Cor.
rccti"m ut Rutland.

Gaysvillc. Jan. T. News was rt.
crivcd yesterday from tho work house
that ono I.amrh.er Of Montpelier had
escaped and ip watch for him. Last
evening he We identified by Icon Per
kins on tho street, aud 1t was found
II. won't toward Ecthci. Constable
Wilson. accompanied hr y. w. Ballard,
started dftcr him. aud found him ut
Charles Arnolds. Sheriff cushman Of
Bethel was also LOOKING. for him. com
ing as far a Locust crock House but
Lamrhicr wa cough bofor" reaching
there. lie b. this morning under
charge of Constable Wilson waiting
the command of n. l.. Morgan.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
ILL TREATED BOY.
De.burt Burns Of Ripton Arrest.
ed on That Charge Thurs.
day.
PUT IN NlDDLEBURY JAIL
Could Not Raise the $3.50 BaiI Fixed h,
Judge lootc--FOar Hnrtlwick Itai.
ians sentenced FOR Alleged liz
awor Sclling-Burginrfxed
Fathers House.
PUT IN NIDDLEBURY JAIL

Nfiddlobury, January 12.--Dcputy
Sheriff w. II. Dobo arrested Dol
~crt Burns Of Hiptou to-day for as
saultinr and ili-treatine child by tho
namc of william Burns, who is only
ten years OF age and who has been IN
der his control for some time past
and brought him 10 town. lie was
taken before Judge Foote and waived
examination aud bail was fixed at $3.50
which he WAS unable to get. and h
was committed TO tho county Jail "a
await tho county court Tho voting
lad vino is q bright and Intelligent
boy, was taken back 10 Ncrgenncs
where ne has been Tor the past Two
city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet How ara of 200 W. 3ith ST.. New
York. 1t one tImc had her beauty spoiled
with skin trouble. She writes: Il mad
silt Ehc,,r1 or Eczema for years. but
rothinc would cure it. III I'll used Buck
lcu's Aruica SalV"." \ quick and sure
healer ;or cn's. burns and sores. &c AZ
tlrNGcists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
Aches and Pains.

You know hy experience that the aches
and pains OF rheumatism are not per-
nanontiN. but only temporarily relieved
by external rennodef.
Then wig not use an internal remedy
foods Hatsaparill,. which cotrccts the
AGILITY OF the blood on which rheumausn
depends and cures the disease?
This medicine mas done moro for tho
rheumatic than any medicine IN tho
world
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

Rushvlle. Ind.
Messrs. Ely Eros. have been a ercat
sufferer from catarrh and hay fever and
tried many things. h,it FOUND no porma-
ncnt relief until found ii in Elys Cream
Balm about eight years ago. and VIC have
been fast friends ever since. uicE.b t..
NJ. BENTLEY
Messrs. Ely Bros Find enclosed %
cents. for which pl"asc send me your
Cream Balm. ! find Tour remedy the
quickest and most perm9 nont cure for
cold IL the head, catarrh ctr. Yours
truly. DELI, NJ. POTTER.
Con. Mgr Arizona Gold Mininr 90.
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BUTTER EXHIBIT SOLD.
About $3.50 10 he Div idcd among Prize
Winners at Montpelier.

Montpelier Jan. l3--Thn butter that
WAS on exhibit at tho nairYmcn's ASSOC
citation meeting has boon sold. nearly all
of it going t" Springfield, Mass, mt ;,
cents per pound. Most % the chees,
went 10 John Dobhs If Montpelier Ono
thousand and thr'y-tonr pounds Of butter
wcic on exhibit. The amount received will
make about te-r available for distribution
10 exhibitors or nj the rate Of about 81
per point above ~ as explained prev.
OuSlN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
u the Baby IL Cutting Teeth.

Re sure ana Use that old and wcll-trled
cnedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
for children tcething. II soo,hes tho
cures wind collie and IL the best remedy
Tor Diarrhoes- Twenty-Five cents bot
tie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
GETS SENTENCE.
Daniel Livingston Sent I" Work House
for Stubhing Conductor Lucas.

Woodstock, Jan. Windsor coun-
ty court will adiourr for the
term tomorrow morning after
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
The WEARY way
Daily Becoming Less Wearisome
to Many in Burlington.

With back that aches all day.
With rest disturbed at night.
Annoying urinary disorders.
"Tis a weary way, indeed.
Doan s Kidney Pills drive weari.
ness away.
Are endorsed by Burlington
citizens.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-11-15

dramatization Of that work. Per
haps, no better estimate 81 The
dramatic work could be- secured
than that which comes from the
Atlanta News, which IL edited by
that gifted Georgian, John Temple
Graves. After reviewing the va;
rious scenes and Incidents Of the
drama, situations 30 intense as to
provoke the prediction that in
some OF the scenes 1t woNld not be
surprising at any time for the 81
sassin's bullet to put an end to the
periormancein any Ofthe Southern
communities, the News concludes
its review with the following:
"The last conclusion which one
carries from the falling curtain, is
that he has seen and heard q cold
terrible, merciless and unanswer.
able argument for the separation Of
the races.
Iithis be the purpose Of the play
the mighty end may justify the re-
mOrseless means.
4 vi 8 vs.. IS tL II .It a
There can be no other conclu.
sion. There is just one other just
iicatfOn.
The antidote Is perfect to the
heFesiea Of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
''Uncle Toms Cabin" Is an
swered in the Clansman.'' 1.-THE
stages OF the Country continue TO
welcome Mrs. Stoves dramatized
m6nstrosity, 1t Is only right and
justthat the stage OF the republic
should see and hear the answer in
Tom Dix0n's play. 1.-THE casual
and occasional Cruelties Of slavery
were worth the war and abolition,
then In Gods name the unspeA lEa.'
bic monstrOsities Of earlier recon
strnction, demanded an exposure,
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