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LOST AID FOUND.

1850. B.ist.-, eat do.t. gitnt e-tndie. via
ss-srsr % Ire u8nz n Buster. License Tag
- collar. Me- 80. Finiscs please nQsisy - Aer-
shaEt street hsans 1s7-s. aasSs
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EYgsy dsuhsa tsnemanE ha@sss 10 tH1amaas&
Tnren e9t14Wa An1sex
Tame fear esne gEsnE &91sa
EnuSy -svs 8nsiding ssez.
AT ~ TIE 1AoTe reRs estate Is ersftanta prop
cry ard waM stsa&t0d sa tae hszEs * Ihs City
az barra. Ese farShsr iakorra4zSaa sa4a1re y
4aha Trcw * IL A. Fnesps- 1fNs
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1s1 RENE- An 10 salrs ssnemeas 81 St HEn
sszssx asES&
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WASTEn-Aa zpsrea tice "a Ms. Moor
esoEt's milIineFy pazlors ever F,Vovnss drag
ssare. Glg
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xa EEN IT, Il ssasEa sexserza@s wsta III wasm-
street. gssE
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HELP WAIVED.

wANTED-wa fcr Agasekeepsr IN FAM
~ az f1nr uns whs prefsrs risssaEs s1ze
= large wages. Box - k2n,tsErh cezcsF,
Nela.eat -
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The management Of tie new electfc
railway between North Aazms, Mast,
and Berniagtaa : feeling the edects al
spring mud IL PawaL a. ties are being
kaules frem TIE Pcwnsl aspek mp TN
steep hin to pownal Center. The mud
Is 20 deep that Il takes four o. nve
horses 70 haul sixteen ties All only
two trips s day can BE- msae. A four
horse team sosis 50 . dav. 50 i VII
b. seen that i costs soniethins 90 move
that piece II road when i II in iss
present condition
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WANTED El0r kaAkars ear na@A@Fa nake
As rn2ch mnEeT - - Wtscc1sfn- Sx3-so per
~ IS accf- WFsss = Milwaukee Nac1meus
&C. LAarytls, Wis. Ex3
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KE& SAG4E,- FrAme a4ssI&nr a5rnaets As@E
Is transformer Asass A 4azi1- &esss-
sAssA Ltssa1aas CO. sMs4s Ssa-s. MaaSpaA-
Eas 56z<
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I'd EE1FT--L1r@e esSee r0aRA in Eha n w.
Niles hglEEinr. Iaaszar1 AZ ~ NJ. Nils etEhex
&C. AczsA Main ssEaaas ax IA sanksax. IsSK
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WANTED.

NOEtCE-- Curtains e2ref1iiy i2Msztsfed al
sta ara stA1iau. 1851
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nads x50scc Il 6ve years ia ths rszl order
k1siuesSs began VITA 81 Angene e1a % the
naek a. hensa ia sr4re ttps. Sad fas fra
bca&lst Tells hos fn ret started M2Exxsr,
BOX 2fa. Lockpcxs. Y. s. 4iMs
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HOUSES FOB SALE


FuE SAEE--SEx Soan enssxge. nearsy naw
eaxnex P1rx AH6 HkEh stxsesss EfAksnsd 1ewn
sGatrS "a Kes hsTr& Anz hard ESna Ears waed
fsars. eeaes eei ktf aqSaoas spssng Ana cry
xaraSsa Lets ns s1au@ fFn5N sAaEe rrses ANa
sArUAN&xy a@@ sS1aA ae aas& kFteH ssw.
ENwEss S48y. S@@&& a@Ae& Nh xAsas NNM ~. EN-
S9iEs ~ = esAasna cE Ferxy KaAi Egfass
&gsney, Iszi4*
FOR sALE nR RYsxT- Exssssaenas vslu.ahss
EKFus, Eca& hsa1 MS. 4taassF g SsTess Sc Eaals
rs1G wstsserxttae- ckise ~ gees sSshi1at aid
ale2sriss. VIII &aable ID w&zue n sAex1 zszae.
EASY txrEs- u. 81 Perry Reas ES1Ate Agengy
Barys, VIII ssf
FOB SAEE--A h1nsa 1n& s4arn wfSh gasta-
s1x@& hat iii A4c&fsF MisA #sSss sell EgE d Ee&-
saDa63e pTagz. MaaSGm sar Se1sasaE * KL2at azz
EeinE 81 eaasas4 - wutx ApRsx y a J. ~.
FoR sAI.E 7sa Knf naasL En4uEre AZ
Easre &eaA kszaEe AEenSy eslss n G1An5rs
F0R rALw~ Farn ~ vs. 4rrss. nrslrs frsm
MEtesaaEg Fsaaa@s. W iil ke9p Sers and &ssss.
1scoa rgpafr trsnssn fSr Sax. Taxes at1uE
&s&eo year. o. 81. r. n EeNxe. The psare
wsast re ss1z misNzn ~ stzys, Sc We h&va pat thE
5rsss sss aassS 80 q 60 $50, 80 = 81
Cafs Keaa kszafe Agency kaExA VII. XssA-
rAnnR tss-A M
FOR SAx.Ee-A ccsta@s haHs@ pleasantly w.
Gated On KkenrFy atreee. as Us &ea& at 0s8Ege
street.. CenAEizis eszhs T1cAzs, hAfbgacz, C11-
TgEiens pastry sad w1oeishsss. k1r fazsner
particulars ansrlfa " hease- NIB. +
ka1ehel&es Atk
ri SELL pg KxcHASGE
~ gpu waAs u ~, ~ 4 sEsAa9Fs year
Raal estate &9anaY fog MsE5ag Blanks nee
ws,Tsh No. zsrses. nsrra 47Uss
FOE SA1sE--A us3xiy AeW T-EgcSn easxAss
aozse. wsza sage Ss-zen Ard Ten k1Eza. AFFsy
a. za Ekazca Sc. If
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TEs hkNE~ Sy@4EaNxa ksRrgamkMk MnA NaSN
Est aI EeckaFy sezese u frssnsrE AvsHae xf8
Fes nSeGsh. eaa4 &zFge gASEem- III FHifs
saHEzz&n1at ~ Hl5t sSxe@F Aye feSgas aszz Afsa&
Nexx pleasant. ss&F1gn E44f II III A..
Perry ksal Est4se Ageae Issf
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10 REM nasawAhfa egnexnEass m@ Ws1g
E&sEeTSgM street, ExsiRx hnt aRN eef2 wasex.
LsHEaxT tHh@. Ea1naee ARD eiNe1xle Hghsz-
Ezqzfre n. "a Rags ca, 10 NaxsA 4aia
sEzaes. Nksx
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To EEx-- FURNISHED roanss fag Nxas aexss-
keeging and 0na tzrnnhed f0s9a at 81 NssHs
al, EESE- An sp-ssasgs ssnsHsezs Il st Hn
snser assss
10EESE- Un sEasHs sesaeraans, VITA u wasm-
s9F a4xn tnszaaEA NJ Nv a. MSseAanss 4sD Eiln
saxees gsE
70 RESK-A fsrrsxAsd rccrz Il ! Eastern
aEaA4s. Mrs + 7. Aas1es- 0ts
TO RE1sr--Large assss reasa u - ii Nj
Mes stsIaLinr- Aaa2lEa a. y. NJ. Mis- esSeF.
60 &ozsA Msfn sEEaass eg pf 3anasnEs tssx
9---~v--~
TO KKST Fsys-Fqoza tsrrmsnE ana easE.
- --,ss,R $500 - - F@1
sesss AZ - ttIss ssressS xs rsSsvas at s:sA
Nexy Ple4sans. GaTdgn Esnf Il ID a.
kerv5 ksal ESTATE A&sAe 1875
10 RENT naaa saaeHaKs VI Hssr roerns-
aassaiFs az Mrs- KssseA EaEass street, llFE
Yeg 1880 Y. 4 49, wsv ~ n grTes-ssss anSa
ssas@ gzqnffe " Era d. " CASEY sSraRaEn--
- ~ 80
II KENT Eroas rsm ID cla city haafazax.
NrtAeis SCR Effae. ApR5y - H. f. ENsieTs
saaAszAAa Eragessg essSz4al1ssee- tassf
E9 REyE- gear. Ecosa CD fss MxAs
AeRsG RssFiag III Massaaan EresAexs asaes- aEk
T0 RKST- nasxaaae ssnerneass ~ Wsss
kAsEefS0a street, kxsfng het sRN eeAa wasez.
LszEaxT saas. Farnaee ard sieesEle iigeas-
Knattre n "a R1ezrs Sn.. 10 Marta Mala
stssss. xazz
ROOMS 70 REyT-- All II aescAsnz S. Ncss
rTsE Es1sgsr - ---.e n s,,.,,e 49,. Il 80
Eaaf taack. Anaalgs II CiiUs AGs@sa Eaeaas
90 E1ryisr Elgex &Gsf
10 EENT--TereHaaaz og rarraa rsanas. "a
. -
S 4 a. E1x@=sA -dcsf
10 RENT SAsa rcesa "a G. III. Mars saeas,
enough ser aaa SaHg q u3a- LaIaAEa AZ ".
T0 BENT veaeaens III ssx rnorxs ara sara.
sA Ss1aeh srses ssaasFs a. RgaGzs Aaa
44sAA~4AA'i 1~srA -AA1
TO REST--A easement Il Sax gssaas "a
BFAnEa street BstA AoE zzd cctt wzser. In
qalge q y. y 5eekssy r2Ek sszesE. sagsE
F0R REyT- catsaSs aapaa. eoEaar RIA aAa
vaEamsnss, Perry Ssrset. Ranss eaeA $40
GAsa ~ stairs neaefnsns Frxwy Ssrae1. Ram1
sl8& Ore eowE fEAifz etNeEnEus Fsa&sax @eF1az.
ksny. ssM ene s-snon sezeznsaz hranea
Eaeas, EFanee ktTeez Estr. tIkA Cal IS H.
4. FastEs AeA&sug saaex cr y. y EAzlPs
O. hardware srers- rssR
no RESg-ssare. esFeelasiy ess8raase ssr
xg9cerg &aA meas RaEsness Sacra 4 2sx%4
wsan Hecrn At rear anseas = "a Large refTSg-
crater W0aA divide stare AMI rent ! p1xs Il
FAIRY ana nas care Sor slic K. Rsas Ysrv -.
Ene1ire % the p. a Perry Heal Eszxsa Agency
Rassm< and Gansrn BleSk. Bxrls. ". iTsgk
10 MINORS. single Or o0ahza ID sw1
rigAts. Ksent of + d. AvsEill's haila az HsasE
TO REENT- Frans eEsce ruanas IN TIA EzsE-
aa.n sleSks Main stzees liS<-
TO RENT--oasees - Yent. tttAa- saazss e.
sse5se Ia frca3 L ~ AserflEs ksalla1ag 40
80 sASass. Hdx
10 RENT--EArEe h2M week Eays so1nay
aeavieea ana tue sFsaaaxs e4cn wees 1. N
Avaxtgl StRef
70 REST-slaes ro0Ea y tne Blanchard
Eaeek- lrquIxe X AlnsgS A. eATkeaz, Averi1
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10 RENT SHED rcean ID c. I'LL Atare sae7s
en1uga .er aaa Eang * wen. IaEzAFa ~ VI.
Il. LAma sszg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24

qulrcs. that she shall allow the girl to
attend school and to enjoy such pleasures
and amusemcnts as are usual and proper
for girl of her age and condition; that
she absolutely refrain from scolding, an
noyrg, or in any way i'll treating or
abusing the girl. and shall conduct her
self to her as n true mother should; that
she refrain from all abuse or Ill treatment
of the other children of Robert Fraser.
that she shall make such reports to the
probation officer az are requirdi by law.
The young girl has not been in school
for several days. 1t is understood 1t Is
the intention CT her father to take her
from the Montpelier public school and
send her elsewhere.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
NEXT YEAR BURLINGTON.
Vermont BIrd and botanical Clubs Com
cIude Session ST. JOhnsbury.

St. Johnsbury, Jan. 2o.-Thc meetings Of
the Vermont bird club and the Vermont
botanical club were concluded at the
Fairbanks Museum yesterday, most of
the members retuurning % their homes
on the afternoon trains.
These officers We're el-rted in the Yer
mont Bird club:
President. Prof. George r. Perkins
Burlington; vice-rresident, Carlton r..
Howe. Essex Junction; secretary and
treasurer, G. II. Ross Essex junction.:
executive committee, Carlton u. Howe.
Prof. J w. Votey, Burlington, Mrs. ElIz-
abeth d. Davenport.
The proEramm" Of tho Botanical club
was carried out to-day as published ono
Of the most Interesting addresses was by
President Brainerd of Middlebury College
in which he described the variations he
had discovered i'm the past Il years in tho
flowers and fruit of the scarlet runner,
the well known ornamental climbing
plant He then illustrated by an inge-
NOUS diagram the variations in the pea
and showed how Luther Burbank aloug
the same lines was producing his wondec-
full plant products.
These officers were elected: President,
Ezra BTalneru, MluClcpurY; NlCc-preSi
dent. Prof Cyrus A. Prinsle. Burlington
secretary. Prof. l.. II. Jones, Burlington
treasurer, Mrs. Nellie +, Flynn, Burlins-
ton; executive committee. Prof l.. H.
Jones, Or. II. H. Swift, Pittsford. Mrs. r.
G. Fletcher, St. Johnshury.
1t was voted 20 hoS the midsummer
meeting of the Botanical club at Pownal
early in July.
Both societies will hold their next an
nual meeting in Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
BRING GOOD HEALTH
DR.. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS USED
AFTER GRIPS ATTACK.
Arrest Fatal Decline, Build Up the
System and Restore Lost Flesh
and Failing Strength. a

Any bodily weakness caused by q
deficiency IN the blood can be cured
by the use Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
because these pills actually make new
blood. After attacks Of the grip the
blood is generally run down and the
patient continues to decline.
About three years ago." says Mrs.
Jennie Cowan Of rs n. Henry
Street, West Bay City, Mich, "I
caught a severe cold, which ran into
the grip. was confined to my bed
for two weeks. At the end Of that
time was able to be about, but was
completely run down. | was so weak
could hardly stand my cheeks had
no color and l felt faint My heart
would flutter and 1t was difficult for
me 10 breathe at times. Neuralgia
settled In the back of my head and
stomach and ! suffered from rheuma-
tism in my shoulders.
Il had the care OF the best doctor
in town but became no better until a
friend told mo one day how she had
been cured by Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills and I decided to try them.
soon felt better and continued using
them until was entirely cured. They
built me up again to perfect health
and | use them now whenever I feel
at all sick and they always help me-"
The after-effects of the grip are
generally worse than the disease It,
self. The health Of the body is badly
shattered ana oftentimCs there seems
to be no way to restore II. The blood
is poor, the breathing difficult and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
NEW TRACTION COMPANY.
One Hundred shares of ChampInin Val
ley Subscribed ut Middlebury.

Mddlebury, Jan. 17.-Those Interested
in tho formation Of the Champlain Valley
Traction company met at the Addison
House ON Thursday afternoon. The tenn
porary president was r. n. Noonan and
$. Ezra Smith acted as secretary.
After some discussion the association
was made permanent and the following
directors elected; Il. W. McCuen, Yer
gennes; Olin Smith, Addison; r. II.
Noonan, Panton: Frank Allen, Fair Ha-
ven; W. A. Jennings, II. T. Cults, Orwell;
Ezra Smith. Addison.
The stock was placed at $50 per share
and there were lou shares sold
Immediately after the meeting the di-
rectors met and elected the following Of
ficers: President. Il. II. Noonan. Panton;
vice-presidont, Frank Allen, Fair Haven;
secretary, i. Ezra Smith, Addison: treas
urcr, r. W McCuen. Nergernes It is
expected that work on the proposed road
will be begun soon. There was large
attendance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Fay Leach Fired Two Shots at Miss
Frances PomerOy In Fairfield
Bullets Missed Mark.

East Fairfield, Jan. ls.-Two shots ring
ing out IN quick succession threw this
quiet village into a turmoil this evening
when Fay Leach attempted to murder
Miss Frances Pomcroy. The shooting took
place in front of the store OF w. $. Soule
where Miss Pomeroy was Leach was
directly across the street from the young
lady, when he pulled hts gun and fired,
the bullets missing her by narrow mar
Gin and going through the windows of
the store were buried in the woodwork be-
hind.
No reason can be given for the bastard
ly attack of Leach. Miss Pomeroy is
about IS years old, and is the daughter
Of A. ]. Pomeroy, the well known cattle
and sugar dealer, and is an estima BILE
young lady.
Leach is about 40 years old, has been
twice married and has daughters about
Miss Pomeroy's age Leach is tinsmith
by occupation and has kept a shop here
for several years. He has violent temper
and has threatened people with violence
many times. He always has revolver
handy and Is feared by many Officers are
after him but he had not been apprehend-
ed at late hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
WON OUT.

80 you want my daughter, do yoqT,
said the proprietor OF the newspaper 20
the young man who was sitting nervous
~ on the edge Of n chair in the parlor.
yes. SIR
'TIave you spoken to her on the SUBJ
jeot?"
She's willing, sir. and she referred me
to YOU"
but how do you know you love herr's
How DO l KNOW gasped the young
man. Il give you my word, sir, that /
haven't eaten square meal IN two
months and sleep is almost out OF tho
question for thinking of her"
Young man, there's some style TO that
talk. I think you may como into thu
family. I need a man Of your ability
TO swear to the circule ton of MY paper,n
milwaukee, Sentinel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
AIMED TO KILL DOG.
r. p. Leach's Explanation of Recent
Shooting,

st. Adams, Jan. 20.-Fay i. Leach OF
East Fairfield, who fired two shots which
narrowly missed ending the life of Miss
Frances Pomeroy on Friday evening, is
lying in Franklin county Jail In this city,
awaiting q preliminary hearing, which
will be gwen him at East Fairfield on
Tuesday morning. on tho charge with in
tent to kill
Leach's defense Is that he fired Mt 81
dog owned by a. ]. Pomeroy, which he
claims the girl had set or him.
The prisoner was arrested Yesterday
being found a. his home by Deputy
Sheriffs II. n. Sturtevant of Fairfield and
John d. Alfred Of this city.
Leach bears n hard reputation in Lie
nome town and is feared by many on ac-
count of his violent tcn1per mud
passionate disposition, which he has
SHOWN frequently. For a long
time he has carried n rovo,vor
with which he has emphasized his talk.
lie has been twice married and his seo-
ono wife was obliged to leave him on
account of his bad temper and III 'front.'
ment. He has two daughters nv bis
hrst wife, aged 20 and 16 respectivclv.
whom he has kept imprisoned at home
Tor years, never allowing them to talk
or visit with anyone and never allow
ing them out of the house unless he
was with them. Many ugly stories and
rumors are afloat regarding his treat
ment Of the girls. and some sensational
testimony may be brought out at tho
hearing.
Leach's actions of late have been
such as to attract more than odrinary
attention and for few days prior to
his arrest, he was under surveillance
OF officers, it being feared that he in
tended to injure somebody.
The revolver with which he did the
shooting, now in the hands Of the au-
thorities, is 32-calibre, five shot,
double action Smith d Wesson. from
which two chambers have recently been
discharged
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
S Involving Burlington Rem.
ring Company in Hands of
Judge Waterman.
ILKINS VS.. SOMERYILLE
her Chittendcn County Case in
hIch orator Claims Conspiracy to
|Nrest Farm ana Mining Prop
erty from IIim--ChiId Beat
er Sentenced,

|1tpel!or, Jan. 17-ArEuments were
|leted In supreme court this morn
|n cases i'm which the burlington
lering company is involved. The
Rnents for the State We're made by
|ney- General c. &. Fits Of Brat
|ro and States Attorney Sherman
burlington. r. L. Brown OF Burling-
closed for the rendering company.
kase went to Judge f.. l.. Waterman.
Euments were made this afternoon
be Chittenden county case of John
|-ilkinson vs.. Samuel Somervillc. ct
(which was stipulated IN fo-' argu-
by agreement and was not on the
calandcr. The orator resided in
|ngton and Samuel Somcrvilie and
lived on their farm in DuXburY in
on that year Mr.. Somerviile and
fife decided to the orator their homo
i'm Duxbury fo' 5000. The deed
placed IN the Capital Savings bank
Ioutpolicr in escrow. to he delivered
be orator when the 5000 was paid
it was agreed that pending the
lent Of this money. Somerville and
should remain on the farm and
the orator should operate the as
BIS and mineral mines thereon at
pleasure.
2 orator further claims that in Oc-
f. 1902. The defendants entered into
TO defraud him and to
L the farm and mining property from
all this being done secretly and
out giving the orator information
case was heard before j. d. Denni-
of Randolph as special master, and
he March term, 1876, Of Chittenden
ty court the exceptions to the mas
report were filed and the cause
, to the supreme court. II. S. Peck
AIRED for the orator, NJ. NJ Gordon
George W. wing for the defendant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
MIXED.

When We remark: IT'S getting late,
Run Up stairs Johnnie-after eight7'
He walls, the while he shakes HIS head,
"But don't want to 70 to he'd
Yet in the morning when he's called
From ont that bed h. must be hauled:
The while he scolds, with wrinkled brow;
but I don't want to get up now.
Oh, what a pity, do say,
That Johnnie boy is built that way
Would that some power might coerce
The operation to reverse
SO that, his mind disposed Alright
He would the bed prefer at night.
And with the morn would us beguile
For license to stay up while.
BY Edwin Sabin in The Housekeeper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
HELD FOR COUNTY COURT.
william Hunt Furnished St.oOO-Bnii IN
Negligence CHARGE,

Essex Junction, Jan. 2o.-Wiliam Hunt
was brought before Justice S. a. Brownell
In Lawyer Martins office yesterday morn
ing to answer to the charges Of intoxica-
ton and criminal negligence which grew
out of the death Of John Farley Saturday
January L.. who on that day was struck
and fatally injured by n team driven, it
is supposed, by Hunt. States Attorney
a. L. Sherman Of Burlington prosecuted
and Hunt was represented 10y Allen Mar
tin Of this village assisted Ivy V. a. Bull
lard of Burlington.
The charge Of intoxcation was nole
pressed.
Hunt waived examination on the
criminal negligence charge and was bound
over to the next term Of .lttendon
county court in tho sum Of $1,000. Bail
was furnished by his parents. Jason T.
and Eliza Hunt Of this village.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
WOULD REIMBURSE POSTMASTER.

Washington, Jan. 1S:-A bill has been
introduced III the House by Mr.. Foster
Of Vermont authorizing the secretary Of
the treasury TO pay to L. j. Reed, tho
postmaster ut Dandy, VT, SS0l.2o This
sum represents the value Of cash and
stamps stolen from tho Danny Office on
April 20 last year
The bill granting an increase OF PEN
sion to Henry Campbell. late of COM
pand l.. Bird W. Kegt, 20 $50. per month
has passed the Senate. This is a bill in.
troduced by Senator Proctor early in the
session.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
Nervous
Worn-Out

If you are in this condition,
your nerve force is weak-the
power is giving out, the or
gans of your body have
Slowed up" and do their work
imperfectly. This failure to
do the work required, clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
are weak the heart is unable
to force the life-giving blood
through your veins the stom-
ach fails to digest food; the
kidneys lack power to filter
impurities from the blood, and
the poisonous waste remains in
the system to breed disease.
Nerve energy must be restored.
DIR. Miles Nervine will do it,
because it strengthens the
nerves; it is a nerve medicine
and tonic, that rebuilds the
entire nervous system.
Several years ago was all broken
down I was nervous, n-out, could
not sleep, and was In constant pain.
/ doctored for months, and finally the
doctor said he could do nothing for
me. began taking DR.. Miles
Ncrvine. and used altogether eight
bottles, and l became strong and
healthy, and now weigh 10 pounds"
II. G. CUNNINGHAM,
1o9 Ellsworth Ave, Allegheny. Pa.
Dr. Miles, Nervlne Is sold by your
druggist. who Will guarantee that the
fret bottle viii benefit II 1t falls, he
viii refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
TENEMENT CAUGHT FIRE.
st. Johnsbury Man Seriously Burned--
House BADLY Quilted.

st Johnsbury, Jan. 1.-THE house
of Mrs. Anne +. Howard was badly
Quilted by fire this afternoon and two
of the occupants were burned in trying
to put out the flames. Francis Swift
ser was making some linement over a;
gas stove when the preparation ignited
and he was so badly burned about the
hands and face that he was taken %
the hospital Mrs. Howard rushed
INTO the Kitchen and in attempting to
cXtinguish the flames was burned
about the face and hair but her burns
are not considered az serious as Mr..
Switsers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
SUICIDE AT WOODSTOCK.
Harry James. Spanish War Veteran,
suffered from Grip.

Woodstock, Jan. 1S.-flarry James, aged
about 30 years, shot and killed himself
this afternoon. He was of good habits.
a veteran of the Spanish American war,
serving In the Philippines two years and
no reason Is assigned for his act ex-
ccpt he was suffering from the grip to-
day. He had recently been employed by
f.. +. Eaton as teamster.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
CAR WHEEL BROKE.
Track near Milton Torn Up by Acct
dent TO Way Freight

Milton. Jan. lS.-The breaking of a car
wheel on the way freight leaving here
about ten o'clock this mvrning, threw the
car across the rails and tore up the track
a mile south of tnis village for 60 or 70
feet. A wreck train from ST. Albans re-
paired the damage and in the meantime
the New England States Limited south
bound was held here four hours North
bound trains were even later
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24

SER who was so badly burned In yester
days fire. died of his injuries at the
ST JOhnsbury hospital THIS morning.
He was born in Bearford, Canada. "A
years ago. and had lived here for 80
years, being first in the furniture bust
ness and later an insurance agent.
Last October Mr.. and Mrs Swtser cele-
brated their golden wedding by holding
reception IN the Free Baptist Church
whore both have beer active workers for
many years. He leaves a widow and one
brother.