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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

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ira npe SiOer. Ipe genner, ME
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Ter er trduOt Dig n9r.
Men &riitus boIoer enonu i'm
Sane bsjt, og pau ben itddr Der
i Dag iOm foroum og bsitanoig:
oSsser fsrit @uOs aise og bans
Meteorological"
Dig, Ser giOes Menneiter, fem
ligner blinOe % opoe; De hdr efter
leeres egen Mening enonu dtori9
Ifet nogst at SUBS Rige eaer ber:
nogst ON bans Retfaroigbeo; Nr=
Ifor fan oe beler life ooerbeoties at
lonore. Men otlOe De bare en- Sang
laos Oeres 6ierte blioe luttet op,
ituloe oct gad oem, iom Oct | TN
5io gift en- of mine Gleper. 8a
bans 9jerte par udbnet, idd og
6srts ban - / set minoite for en-
IStunO ganite rigtig. og lntfe-
fig oOer fin OpIeoeIie fate ban ia
ueo og ifreO fslsenoe 9reOtort:
r&pre 6or9lorel
Seq bar fun0et Oen 6errs Seius.
(S0ers Inffelioe Rofann."
Men 6or9l0rens funos life fors
itaa Oenne 9l9oe; De Ien0te bette
unOerlige greotort tilbd9e til mia
Og BAD mig f%ortlure Nt for Dem.
gu, boao bar faa gu funoet2
5oorleOes filler ou Dig til SUBS
Rige pg bans Meteorological Og til
ISeius Sriitus, Dor 5orlgfer?
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er life lGngsr ct blot Barn. Seq
betrdstsr Dig Tom en-, Der allsreoe
IeID bar let ct Stptte at geroen OS
bar giort fine Grfdrin9er ON ben.
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enonu ung Og OilOe serne fprit pars
rigtig gluo og nnoe 2ipet."
hinge Ben. 6Oem Oil negte Big
oisie llngOomsgleoer2 9u bar
Ret til Dem, OeO @uos @oobe6 til-
6srer Sc oig.
s SUBS Or0 Itaar Der T~treoet.
g@leo oig, Ou ungs. / Din ungoom
"a luo sit 6jerte are pel til Mooe
/! Din kingdoms 0age." MenneItei,
IcgIuu on, er Itabt til 9leoe, IA
til at bliOe ialig og life til geores
Delis. Oct er enoog en- Raturloo.
al Sc unge Tiger 8laoe; og De BAR
Cor til at fslge 5rangen paa en-
dn0en Maaoe enO oe gamle.
&c pad en- s6proel Dan pasier
bdaoe 6aar Og Gam. 6aarene gaar
meo dfmdalte og Ian9iomme Strioi;
men eammene ipringer og hopper /
i'm OpergiOenbeO.
Oct faloer ingen inc at forb9oe
Gdmmene bette. Den eneIte ye.
tingeIie sr, at De felger !9proen. Og-I
ldd gu tan og ital meO 9laoe nps
De Din glade llngoomstio.
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rSa, - men," hsrer isg Dig iigs
1Yeien er iaa trdng for ianoe ariits
ne. Seq bill life bare Og beaer if.
6lIoe Hoget !69ngebooeo."
&9re Ben! @aa ben paa en- Serns
5aneIinie og ie paa Stnnerne elsr
it'll Dig fordn en- ret poppeLdils.
Gdngt 6orte Ier Oct I'D, ION ON
Sernbdneitinuerne og Yoplerne e.
tommet IaG mar til boerunore, at
Bet er umuGtgt at TONNE igennem.
Uien Oct Ter bare IaaOan no. Stin=
nerne % poplerHe er life tDmmet
tnerdn0re nGrmere.
S oct aaHoelige sr oct afturat
ligsfaa: uomoeHote Msnneiter fors
itiIer fig Den TRANCE gei meget
Ineorere, emo Den / girteligbeoen
er. Men ber seIoer famine Goo
ION / Raturm: so longer bor.s
ri sr fra ariiius Og bans Rigs.
0eito mere IgHes 8ejen at LUTTE zig
beft til. Jor mango. fom euonu
er f1ngt borte, fer Porten iaa ins=
per no, at De lite engang f~orisger
ct femme igennem.
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fulot al ielOgoo MenneIfeForitano,
en- patfe Snobitoifbeo o. BenpIf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

1852. JilofoFfte Opertielier. Usins
bre Qfhanolinser at u. Ssifen-
So Siber. 1ebiat fra 40c. til zoe.
1855. 200 Menuer. Sdmmenfdtts
oq ubgipne af aarsnqeterfen, 6uss
beftprerinb.. 112 Stber. Neoiat
fra 40c. til 15c.
166. Uganda, ct t%riitnet eano I
Siertet at Qfritu. at q. g. g.
gropes RasmusTen. 90 Siber. Rtos
fat fra SOC. til 25c.
1853. 8eo Wibfomm.rtib. Jelte'
IipsbiIItoe | fire 6dnolineer at pc
Der q. Msner. 208 Siber. Rto'
fat fra $1.00 til SOC.
ITO. Ssbefoltet | Rutioen. 81 Gore'
bras, borbt | Obenf. ben 20. april
1893. at ai. 5beol. u. Q. pouls
Zen. SIotspreft. 81 Sioer. Reb'
fat fra lac til 10c.
.172. Qduro tieler: Silbouett.r.
144 g. Hebfat fra 75c. til 25e.
173. 5 aar.n.s 2sb. Diste at Mo.
tbilbe 9tp.buu. Web Gorore at
poitor gilb. Beef. So Siber. Reb'
fat fra Doc. til 15c.
ITS. S9nbernes Trembruo os Stifte
populart fremitinet af Or. meb. Q.
Gngelien. 4s 9iber. Rebfat fra
zoe. til Zoe. +
.178. Om aenbfab til gilbttts Spor
Sor.oras psb Den fsrfte norbifs
Sost oe 5iertrrubffinins at g
gernerss bilbens5olit.n 9Ofirser
meter. 80 Siber. Reofdt fra 35c
til 15c.
1872. Den eeiItlige ORB. Gn 5ortels
ling fire. ben tatbolite praiefdne
at Gmil Mdrrtot. 4utbcriferet
Sberirtt.lf. at @.aierulf. 271 Sis
Der. Rsbfat fra s1.35 til SOC.
1856. Sra bet breOe Gag. 5Ortals
finger oa Stiforinger, at peoer y.
Msner. 1876 Siber / Orsde.
Rebfat fra $1.00 til SOC.
1877. BUFFERS @snner. airtebiftor:s
he RutiOssS fi55er, fra 8eftz5ps.
Lamb os Glfafs at pnitor 81. Nn,
euaro. 437 Siber | OmTos. Res,
fat fra $1.60 til SOC.
189. ON 5orfsgene paa at srunb'
l9gge en- %religionslss S9oelare.
ct 5orsbrag at q. seiien. 4oiuntt
peb Obenie aatbebralftole. 43 Sb
Der / 0m1oe. Rsbfat Doc. til 20c.
191. De ii gub. ariitelist Sore
brug fra Bethesda" at 3. S4ous,
Doe, SOsnepralt Deb 9urniions
airte. PA Siber | Omfas. Reb-
fat fra $1.20 til 35t.
1874. arifelig !5usp.n. Daslis 2as.
ming innttet til De npe Gpangelie'
mtetiter. 9lf u. 9. 6. 9rope Ros.
musfsn. 224 Siber. : OmTas.
Nebfat fra $1.00 til 50c.
1876. Marcus : gpnngeliets Sps
fattslie at 6.rrens Gin. Jremftinet
/ @runtret af u. anbsrIen. Sosnes
praIt. 80 Siber | Omflas. Reofat
fra $1.40 til 80e.
1877. gn lille 6uspoftiIe meb pr1bis
tener til ale airteddrsts Ssns %
5eifbaee at aauriB R. 5. 8alsier.
aape1an / 6aorslep pdd Gnen %
Solm 9nnfsn, Soansprnlt / 8ibs
pau 5pen. 298 Siber | OmTas.
Rebiot fra 90c. til SOC.
1913. ats. Gemti iets fmoa gers,
msft I relisiss Qonb, peb aarets %
2ioets Geffs og Winoeooge, at VI
Deb ct 5ororb at paftor 9ilbelm
Beet. 80 Siber. elegant inbbunben-
Rsbfat fra 50c. til 25t.
POI. peber q. WsfIer: Dramatife
Smaatins. 163 Sioer / OmHds-
Hebi1t fra Zoe. Ill Acc.
202. GoltesQgpentnr. Sartlebe q
ubgions Of alaos 9erntfen. 18s
Siber. | OmiIae. 9ebfat fra 60
til 40c.
206. Set trifteIige 2iO frtmItinet I
8 pr9bitener oe cen 0ielfestols,
bolbte p be forefrepne 9etffer
fra 40 Senbdo efter grinttos
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106 On gsrneffoleu. Gn Gfterlabi
4fbunblins at arift.n Miitsli:,
aolb. ubsipet af 9urulb Solm
96 Siber | OmfIas. Nebiut fro
40 til 2Ot.
112. Wirbe ON 9. ID. SsrexfeK
Ratefst | asse. DEB ben Abe Apri
1878. Deb Grsberit Sunoerf.u
128 Siber | Omnag. Rebfat fra
60c. til zoe.
115. Sill Gorfbar for ariftentroenI
Sonbbeb. gn Misunderstanding fot
2asfOlt, of Greberit Sunserfea.
grnft ntb asbenbdpns8 alsmenis.
bsb. 100 5ib.r | OmTas. R.b'
fat fra 40 til SOC.
1T. SIbfsno.er os en- Gfterftrit
80 8lobdrtifler (meb ct 6ororb)
af 5reberit Suns.rfen, @dIsmenis.
tebsprof | asbenbapn. 81 Siber
Omfae. Reofat fra 20 til 10c.
121. 5oItefribeb Os 5sitirteIisheb. 81
Srblas | Rutibens aulturiamp
af u. IN. 81. arctanoer, 3anb.
teol. III Siber | Om1as. Ieb.
Fat fra 40 til 2Oe.
1875. Sra bet ~fpenfte airteIip I b.
fibft. 5unbrebt aar. Nogle per-
fon- oe 9ibsfilorinser at @i9art
peterfen. 300 eiber | ginb. Reb'
fat fra 1920 til $1.70.
1875. Deb Sensetib. On Woberi
Orb til gsrn.ne, af auoufta Mou.
rier. meb 5ororb at Soeneprrf
5bomos Rsrbom. 129 Siber
8inb. 9ebfdt fra $1.00 til COZ,
1877. Ridorb peterien: Sire Gins.
bineber: 0srner G5rabanTo..,
2ubpis 5uei, Morib arnbt os
bans 5orbolb til Danmart. poul
RsIIer. 235 Giber, inbbunben
Rebfot fra $1.70 til $1.0O.
128. $. 8. M%urtsnfen, mt gibroa
til en- aarotteriffit df oanf pres
bifen | bet 10. MurbunbS.bel
fibIte 9alpbel, at @. Ranneftab.
Soenepr9ft. 154 Siber. inb'
bunben. Rebfat fra 1920 til 81
1872. 0aenp. ct 2ipsbiI.b. | bra'
motif Gorm, Of Bib. Munins
152 Siber, inbb. | flint 8inb.
HebTat fra $1.80 til 90e.
1876. Sobn golubansN pner. Men.
nsTfets aomsbi.. Dramatic Digit
ming. POI Sibsr / OmHas.
RebIat fra $1.00 til zoe.
1873. RtIieion. R.Iigioa.r os 9riftens
bonn, gibrag til R.lisionsp5iIofo'
pbi.n, at Sd. .. Wonrab. SOC
Siber | OmTas. Rebfat fra $2.40
til COO.
142. S6rcoer, 2ubDig, Jorftanber
for GOItebsiffolen | Iffop - Ole
peter 6olm QarIen: Gn biftorif
5ortafing ON bet euottiee 2ipsrsrt
boz bet menige banff. Golt | b.tt,
aarbunbrebe. 252 Siber | OmTae.
R.ofut fra s1.45 til SOC.
las. @amIe / 9aarbe, of Sens
Stptts. 5ortaningsn inbebolber
en- 5ratfugl. Oct er 9ibsuonben,
arpbfntter. 1872 Siber / OmTae.
pris nebfat fra 90c. til 40c.
145. 8enner at be triftelise Jorenins
ger for unge Menb. ~1burbeibet pao
9runblas af giftop q. arummus
dsrs ,aebengbilbsr" meb .ntelt.
andre 5iIfsjeIf.r at canb. tbsoi. 8.
6. 2arfen. 100 Siber. Nebiat fro
40c. til 15t.
las gnsene og beres pasning. III
u. 8. Inberfen, 2dnbinfpeftsr. 80
Siber. Reofot fra 15c. til Sc.
149. Ssber og ariftne. Gn Operf9t.
telie at Rabbinsr 2idteniteins Bog:
Seoebom Og ariftenbom. Web en-
i~nblebenbe afbunbling at $. g.
Wepling, Sogneprait. 80 s5ioer
Hsbfat fra SOC. til 25c.
153. Ssmanbslip. @obe Rndb, ben.
tebe fra aiDets ailos, til Opmun.
trins os gejlebnins for unqe os
eamle @smanb. Otter Or. Reb.
bOff. uso u. 5b. SacObfen. 1877
Siber. Hebfat fra SOC. til zoe.
l55. Hpe Distninser, at gbriitian
minfhsy oQ0 C;h<v mshgoi fvo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19
Sfcr p~riSnedSNttel$e

Boyer til overordentlig nedsat Pris
Benyt Lejlighenen. Ksb nogle af disst
biliige Bsger, linden de err udsolgt. d,
adeladte Munro er solgt. Da vi like
kan skafe ners Bsger til de snfsrt.
ave Priser, maa Bestilling indsende,
snarest, ON man snsker nogls af de-.
Bsgerne tilsent 81 portofnt.
Bsgerne bestilles efter Nunmer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
DEATH OF G. H. REYNOLDS.
4 Long Time Resident OF SwantOn-
Once Postmaster of the Town.

Svanton, oct. 21.-Charles II. Reynolds,
a resident of this town for over 30 years,
died Saturday evening. He had been i'll
but few weeks ana death was caused
by heart failure. The funeral VIII he
held Tuesday at $50 p. NJ
Mr.. Reynolds was born in Alburgh. Il
years ago. lie enlisted as a private in
the 10th Vermont and rose to the ranl,
of captain. He was on the STAFF of the
commander of artillery in the sixth corps,
Later he had charge of one OF Gen. Sher-
mans big army trains and became quar-
termaster inspector of the department of
Tennessee.
Al the close of the war he entered the
employ of Barlow & Sanderson as pay
master on their overland stage route,
Later he went into business in Chicago,
but lost everything In the big fire there.
Then he returned to Vermont and mar
ried Mrs. Alice Lake Sowles in 1876. He
was postma ster of this town under the
Cleveland administration and represented
the town in 1895. He was member of
Seventy-siX lodge, l.. and A. NJ. and a
knight tempar, He Is survived by his
wife, one son, Harry Reynolds of New
York, sister, Mrs. T.. s. Walker of
Springfield. H.. and a half brther, A.
l.. Weeks of Richford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
ANEM|A IS CURED
~ Or. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS AS
FOOD CURES HUNGER.
They Are the Most Widely Used and
Successful Remedy for All
rorria Of Debility,

Armenia, whether it results from nc.
tual loss of blood, from lack of nutrition
due to stomach trouble, or whatever its
cause, is simply II deficiency OF tho vital
fluid. Dir. Williams Pink Pills actually
make new blood. They do that one
thing and they do it we'll AS the blood
directly feeds the nerves their action on
the nervous system is often remarkable
and they have cured many nervous dis
orders that have not yielded to ordinary
treatment
LAS girl" says Mrs. Jessie Fink, of
$50 East Mil street, Akron, Ohio, 81
suffered from nervous indigestion and
when | was eighteen years old / was
reduced in weight to 90 pounds. was
anpmic, nervous, couldn't est or sleep,
was short OF breath after the least exer-
ton and had headaches almost con
stantly. had II doctor, of course, but
might aswell have taken somuch water
for all the good his medicine did me.
Finally my vitality and strength
were so reduced that ! had to take to
my bed for several weeks at n time.
could not digest any solid food and for
weeks did not take any other nourish-
ment IMAM Il cup Ut ttd OF DeSt DrOtn.
"While | was sick III bed / read of
DR.. Williams PIN; Pills and | stopped
all other medicine and began to take the
pills. soon my Improvement was very
noticeable. Ny strength began to re-
turn, my stomach gave NC no pain and
just as soon as began to take solid food
| gained IN weight. | shall never for
get how happy | was when 4 realized
that ] was really getting we'll.
"Dr. Williams Pink pills certainly
saved my life | am now perfectly well
have regained my normal weight of 100
pounds and l think Dr. Williams Pink
Pills are Il wonderful medicine and
have recommended them to hosts of
people.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills are recon-.
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for all cases VI weakness and debility,
such as result from fcvrrS and other
acute diseases Thev are grateful to the
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Pink Pills. OF they viii be sent Ivy maj
postpaid. on receipt OF pr1ce, 80 cents pc
box, six boxes fa 81 20 by the Dr. w,
Hams Mcdc'Hr 'r 'lsuc"tn,Iy. n. y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25

heartily endorses and petitions for thu
passage of House bill No ~. providing
for the better supervision Of Vernon.
schools
Resolved, That It is the sincere belief e
the association that tho efficiency OF thu
teaching force of Vermont would be great
~ augmented ard the dignity of our edu.
catlonal system magnifed by the passage
of a bill providing for reasonable nrni-
mum salaries that may legally. he paid
tea chers holding first and second grade
State certificates and
Resolved, That We most respectfully req
ommend to the Legislature the passage Of
such bill.
Resolved, That the association most
heartily endorses and earnestly pleads for
the speedy accomplishment OF the $20o0.0<
permanent school fund already under.
taken.
Resolved. That the association urges tho
passage of an efficient law looking toward
and rendering possible tho Capitalization
Of the feeble rural schools.
Resolved, That r. Is the sense Of th'k
association that the schools Of this com.
monwealth should give increased atten-
ton to instruction in the industrial sci.
euces and that means for providing ade-
quate equipment and proper Instruction
should be provided consistent with thu
needs and limitations Of the different 10.
calities.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
CHARGED WITH SELLING.
W. W. Bannister of Randolph Place d
under $500 Rnii--CnmpbeII
Taken to Jail,

Randolph. oct. 81 Watson w. Ban
mister, who was arrested Friday as a
witness of the assault upon Thomas Nc
Carthy at a. p. Gays livery stable early
Friday morning on the charge of furnish
ing liquor, was taken before Justice of the
Peace y. l.. Boyden Saturday. He was
bound over To the county court with bail
fixed at $500. The bail was furnished and
Banrlster has been released
Frank Campbell of Braintree. who was
arrested Friday. charged with an assault
upon Thomas Mccarthy was given a
hearing on that charge before Justice OF
tn Peace \, ]. Boyden, on two counts as
sault, and attempt to commit robbery,
and he was bound over to Orange county
court with bail fixed at $500 which he
was unable to get In the latter part of
the day Sheriff D. d. Howe took Camp
bell to Chelsea and lodged him in the
Orange county court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
Two Bills Prohibiting Their Sale
Except on Physician Ger
tificate.
new CATTLE COMMISSION
Icssrs. Tcrriil ana stevens HIVE tie
signed and thc Governor Ifas Ap-
pointed j. J.. Weeks so FIJI ont
the Tcrm--scntcr wants to
Raise Jnnitors salary.

Montpelier, Oct 1e.--Aftor brief ses-
Hons I'm both houses this morning an
nd journment was taken until next Mon
lay afternoon.
Senator Phelps introduced a bill in
the senate to-day which is of interest
10 the druggists of the state IT re-
lates to the sale of puisons and amends
the present statutes so that opium,
morphine and cocaine cannot he sold
by n druggist or apothecary except on
the prescription OF a physician. An
nther bill introduced by Senator John =
BON on the same subject provides that
morphine, laudanur. choral and CO.
|raine. or compounds Of these drugs,
when they are purchased for narcotic
Effects can only be furnished by reg
nlarly qualified physician and that
pharmaclsts and drug clerks cannot
Bell them without a physicians pre-
Fcription. The penalty for so doing is
pot less than sos nor more than 800.
Among tho bills introduced in the
House this morning was one by Mr..
Eenter of Montpelier which provides
hat the pay Of the janitor of the state
House shall he SO per day during the
hntire year. The janitor now receives
70 per day during the session Of the
legislature. and So per day for the re-
nainder of the year.
Mr.. Beeman of Fairfax would ehorten
fhe open season for deer to three DAYS.
nnd introduced bill TO that effect, and
PR. BorGht of RichfOrd introduced a bin
providing for close season for deer until
November !. 1905, and providing in case of
1amage done by deer, which is fully
proven. the State shall pay two-thrls
hnd the town one-thrd Of such damage
The Joint resolution providing for a re-
fount of votes for States attorney in Ben
|'ngton county which has passed the Sen
.c was to-day made a special order for
Tuesday afternoon at go
Mr.. Kirkpatrick of Newport introduced
bill along lines recommended by Cover
for Proctor in his inaugural message.
his bill provides for changing grade
CROSSINGS on railroads to underpass or
overhead crossings
The House had a little fun this morning
ht the expense Of Mr. Kicker of Groton,
who introduced House bill 49, which ex-
empts widows property from taxation
fter they are 40 years old. provided they
Elgn a bond with selectnen of towns or
Aldermen, of cities that they will never
hgain marry. Mr. Scnter. for the judic-
airy committee gravely rose and said
hat committee did not feel competent to
torsider this bill and asked that it he re-
erred TO a special "on1rittee of bachelors
bf the House composed of Mr. Roright Of
}ichfOrd. Mr.. Scott of Brandon, Mr.. Cobb
bf Brighton, Mr.. Noonan of Addison, MI
Seaver OF WILLIAMSBURG Mr.. Evarts Of
Windsor Mr.. Hatch of STAFFORD. Mr..
Soule Of Fairfield and Mr.. Beeman Of
fairfax. The chair stated that while the
fpecial committee proposed by Mr.. SentAr
you'd undoubtedly be able>to dispose of
his measure he would refer the same 20
he committee on the grand list.
NEW CATTLE COMMISSION.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
Vermont State School Teachers
Association Favors New
Ideas.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
should Re More Thoroughly Taught
Better Supervision and the Gem
trnlization of Rural Schools
&. II. Dempsey Elected Pres
ident of Association.

Middlebury Oct. T.-The closing session
of tho Vermont state Teachers asSoCA-
ton was held Saturday morning The fol-
lowing list Of officers, reported by tho
nominating committee, was unanimously
elected;
President. G. II. Dempsey Of St. Johns-
bury: vice-president. Z. y. Roscoe.
Springfield; secretary, T.. G. Ham OF Ran
dolph; treasurer, Principal A. y. Kemp
ton of Bakersfield; executive committee,
Principal p. r. Leavenworth OF Caetletor.
Principal Isaac Thomas of Burlington,
Superintendent b. Z. Merriam Of Bellows
Fails
Among the resolutions adopted were the
following:
Resolved, That the association most
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25

HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.


passed.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
II. 21--An act to amend section 4S1
OF Vermont statutes. (Sec. 500 p. 81
relating to the collection of taxes by
the treasurer. Committee on judiciary.
II. 2S-An act to legalize the assess
ment of all taxes assessed by the Sc
lectmen of the town of Plymouth on
the grand list OF 1906. Committee on
grand list
II. 44--An act to amend No. 1876. acts
1902, entitled AN act to Incorporate
the Bennington G. North Adams street
Railway company. Committee on street
railways.
II. 7S---An act to legalizc tho quad
rcnnial appraisal for years 1906 and
the grand list for the years 1905 and
1906 for the town of Concord Com
mittce on grand list.
II. 1O6-An act to legalize tho grand
list and quadrennial appraisal of town
of Norton for years herein named. Com
mittee on grand list.
on motion OF Senator King of GVnd
Isle agreed that when the Senate ad-
journ ii be to Monday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock. ON motion of Senator
Collins adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
BILLS INTRODUCED.

6, 17-By Senator Phelps, an act to
amend section 5o7i, Vermont statutes. as
amended by sectiCt, 10 Of No. 1i3. acts of
1901, relating to the sale of poisons.
This amendment provides that opium.
morphine and cocaine shall not be sold by
an apO;hecary, druggist or other person
except upon the prescription of a legally
qualified physician; joint committee on
public health.
s. 1S-By Senator Aldrich. AZ, act to in
corporate the Wcathershcld Telephone
company; committee on corporations
$. 19-By Senator Johnson; an act
to regulate the sale Of certain narcotics
and habt-producng drugs,
Section 1--Provides that morphine OPT
UNI. laudnum, chloral. cocaine and COM
pounds of such drugs when sought for
their narcotic effects shall not he furnish
ed, administered or given away except
by a qualified physician.
Sec, 2-Provides that pharmacists or
drug clerk shall not furnish or give
away above named drugs, except upon a
Doctors prescriptions and prescribes the
details to be followed in making such
prescription.
Sec. 3-Provdes for prosecutions by
States attorneys and grand Jurors.
Sec. 4-Provides under what conditions
a doctor may prescribe above named
drugs, and a fine of not more than 800
or less than s25 for each ononse.
Sec, 5-Provldes a similar fine for a
pharmacist or drug clerk, and forfeit
ure of license upon II second conviction.
Sec. G-Provides II similar fine for any
person other than a physician or phar-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting "a he Held In Mont
pelicr October 81.

Montpelier, Oct 21,--The 56th sem-an-
nual meeting OF the Vermont Homeopathic
Medical society will be held in the parlors
of the Pavilion Hotel here October 81. Pa
pers and discussions will he given by A.
r. Moore, +. ]. Hall, r. II. Davis, Ward
Noyes, II. II. Whitaker, T.. b. Gift, T.. L.
steele r. b. Denman, C. T.. Lbbey. r. II.
Burke, Edward Kirkland. Sam Sparhawk,
G. q. Hall, T.. b. Whitaker, s. II. Spar
hawk, j. f. Shattuck, A report of the
recent international congress of homeo-
pathic physicians will be given by ID. c.
Noble.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
A Lucky POstmistress.

is Mrs Alexander, of Cary, Me-, who has
found DR.. Kings New Life Pills to be the
best remedy she ever tried for keeping
the Stomach. Liver and Bowels in perfect
order You'll agree with her II you try
these painless purifiers that infuse new
life. Guaranteed by ], w. O'Sulivan drug.
glst. Price 25c. All Druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The petition introduced in the House
last Friday by Mr. BOright of Richford
has reference to the regulating Of the
use of automobiles on all highways in the
State instead of the restriction of their
use to certain highways This petition
is in the hands Of the general committee
Thus far in the session 90 bills have
been introduced in the Senate and 1853
in the House These bills are for the
most part in the hands of tho committees
who will find no lack of work from now
on.
The House bill providing for the APP
pointment of a State fair commission, on
which favorable committee report had
been made. and which was slated as a
special order for Friday morning at
eleven o'clock. went over until next week
The House had adjourned before eleven
O'Clock.