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THE BURLINGTON JFBEE PRESS AND TIMES, SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 1894. COMMITTEE. STATE REPUBLICAN DUBLINGTOH fTTtf -4- wholly is amazing as well as discouraging. When people refer to the most destitute, por Time and Place ot Next State Convention 25 CENTS HOWARD SAVINGS BANK.

tions of the country religiously, therefore, to be Decided the 18th Inst, at Van Kens. they should be sure that they are speaking Chairman F. W. Baldwin of Barton has LTJATIOrjAL BAITIK CHARTERED IN 18(7. fJATIOrJAL DAnci advisedly.

called a meeting of the republican State How to reach the people who remain away committee at the Van Ness house in this city for the 18th inst, at 7 o'clbek p. Burlington, Vt. isse Deposit Dec SO, iss. $3,824,305.66 Surplus, 234,515.07 Total Assets, $4,058,820.73 from the churches habitually, in town as well as country, and diminish the religious desti to determine on the. time and piaoaoi noia-ing the next republican State convention.

tution, is the problem, as the Chronicle I TRUSTEES. Capital $300,000 The following gentlemen maice up tne C. F. Wian. 1 riwa points out; and the solution is undoubtedly Capital, Surplms, U.

8. Bonds, 250,009 609,009 THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS PUBLISHED DAILY AMD WEEKLY, nua ofthb ran nm The daily Fm PumIi delivered tosnb-Mriben in Bnrlington nd in all towns where we bare aenU and forwarded by mall, postage free in the United State, aa follow Daily one year f-00 Daily aix months 1.00 Daily three 1.60 Daily one month 80 Daily one week 15 Payable Strictly In Advance. When not paid in advance the price a 00 cents per month for any length of time. Advertising rates furnished on application. rVnuLYone year rVzEKLY six months CO THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Publishers, Burlington, Vt. Charlw p. ainrH, I Henry Garant, surplus and Profits 90,000 committee: Thad. M. Chapman, Middle-bury; Charles E.

Welling, 'North "Bennington; Charles T. Walter, St. Johnsbury; furnished by the bouse visitation which has already been inaugurated in this State with ojuuuow. 1 a. nncc HlXBT WkIXS.

Receives and. pays deposits daily. De gratifying results. The duty of the hour in A reneral bankinr businau Hamilton S. Peck, Burlington; l.

JS. uiaray Island Pond; Olin Merrill, Enosburgh Falls; posits made on either of the first four business days of any month draw interest from the this connection seems to be for religious workers to literally go out into the byways transacted. K. U. Matnaway, iMonn 4ieroi 1st.

If made afterward interest will com Gleed, Morrisvilla; John C. Stearns, Brad Drafts drawn on any country in Europe, parable in the cur and hedges, and do the work of the Master in accordance with the example set by the mence the first of the following month. Interest will be credited to depositors Jan. Savior in His ministry. ford; Frederick W.

Baldwin, Barton; ueorge E. Lawrence, Rutland; James W. Brock, Montpelier: H. D. Holton, Brattleboro; M.

K. Paine, Windsor. rency of the country. 1st and July 1st, eompoundinz twice a year. There are no stockholders in this All Czar Crisp and the House Crisis.

Of these Mr. Baldwin is cnairman, uuage Travellers' letters of credit issued, payable in all parts of the The failure of the democrats in the House the earnings, less expenses, belong- to depositors. The rate. of interest depends on the Peck secretary, and Mr. Gleed treasurer, to transact business, although they have woriu.

UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY If 1 Hinting bnirinmi transacted. Onr large nwnrwi and auBorpasMd abilities enable us to receive on favorable tetma accounts of individuals, firms and corpora, tiona, Indies' and family accounts an especially invited. SECURITY DEPARTMENT. Ujtited States Bosna bought axd This Bank will receive denoaiu of money for investment in such securities as bhT dZ sired, and interest will be allowed on such funds pending their investment. i JLi ill.afiumehe cre of property and collect the income thereof, tor women, trustees and those persons who are unable or disinclined to manage their financial affair.

A Security for its engagements this lone established institution offers tLe advantages of a large capital and cumins, its large investment in United States Bonds and te addition, al liability of its stockholders. Mfltiitfullo invit. earnings, and for the past seven years has been an overwhelming majority in that body, the efficacy of CUTICURA Since a cake of Soap costing 25 cents is sufficient to test the virtues of thesfc great curatives there is now no reason why thousands should go through life Tortured Disfigured Humiliated by skin, scalp and blood diseases which are speedily and permanently cured by the Cuticura Remedies at a trifling cost Cuticura Works Wonders and its cures are the most remarkable performed by any blood and skin remedy of modern times. Bold throughout the world. Pom Dm) AND Cbex.Cokf., Hole Proprietors, Boston.

All about the Skin, ticalp and Hair," free. Business of out-of-town ens. XuVuJ and Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Feck, Mr.

Holton, Mr. Merrill and Mr. Brock compose the executive committee. The middle of June and Montpelier will probably be the time and their frantic efforts to secure a quorum 4 1-2 PER CENT. All taxes are paid by the bank on deposits of tomers has promot and careful without resorting to the measures employed and place selected.

$1500 or less. Deposits are received in sums. by Speaker Reed, would be highly enter BURLINGTON. APRIL 14. IBM.

from $1 to $3000, and no interest will be paid attention. U. bonds bought and sold. Joel H. Gates President taining were the situation not so serious as THE SAUNTERER.

it is. The filibustering of the republicans on any sum in excess of this amount, except on deposits by widows, orphans' administra is, or course, perfectly justifiable, inasmucn Communications to Newspapers The Sit as they are opposing legislation which they tors, executors, guardians, charitable or religious institutions or on trust funds deposited uation at the Gorge. hold to be inimical to the best interests of JJANIEL V. KOBINSON, Vice President, F. E.

Burgess, Cashier. 4 Two communications addressed to the by order of court. This bank prefers Vermont securities for the the co on try. Fkee Press office have come into the posses The republicans are able to dictate terms sion of the Saunterer. The first is from investment of its fundsj and.

sends no mouey out of the State until the home" demand is met. to the majority at this time only because of Charles H. Scribner of Jericho and reads as follows: Willi, i ui interview with those desiring to open accounts in Burlington as well as from those contemplating changes in existing arrangements or requiring additional facilities, under H--ur-ances that transactions with us will be held in strictest confidence and Blatters committed to our charge will have rarofn! attention. E. WOODHOUSE, Caabior.

the largo number of democratic members No money loaned to any officer or trustee of 'To the Christian people of Chittenden the bank. XKEDLE TOE The latest in gents' shoes, we have one at $2.85 and warrant it. Allex SnoK Co. who are remaining away from Washington Hill has become the democratic enigma of the last decade of the nineteenth century, and the democrats are apparently about ready to give him up. In view of the fact that Mary Ellen Lease proposes to organize a Masonic order for women, it is timely to inquire how Mrs.

Lease proposes to have her candidates ride the goat, on a side saddle or a la cowboy? Miss Maud Banks thinks that the "Nineteenth century man" is an entire failure. Gallantry and charity will undoubtedly combine to prevent the nineteenth century man from expressing his opinion of Miss Maud Banks. county and vicinity: Being a prisoner in and neglecting the service which they are CHARLES SMITH, President. C. F.

WARD, Treasurer. this county awaiting trial in the court now paid by the people to perforin. Democrat in session on the charge of poisoning three ic absenteeism from the House has assumed so serious proportions that even the demo horses in the town of Jericho, and believing in the power of prayer, I do earnestly re DON'T BUY A BICYCLE cratic leaders are complaining openly. In quest your prayers, with my own, for me, THE BURLINGTON TRUST GO. 162 COLL9GB ST a recent interview in New York Col.

B. B. that the perpetrator of the crime may be Complexion, hands and hair prewired, purified and beautified by Cuticura Soap. exposed: pray also for my wife' that was Smalley used the following significant lan stolen from me more than a year ago and guage on this subject: A general banking business transacted. Under tb a 1 a 1 an II still kept from me and her own home agam; 'I think it is shameful that tbe democrats also or my aged mother, that her faith in have nearly 100 majority in the House, and management ana control or tne louowing: Pain is the cry of a suffering nerve Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster Is the first and only pain-killing plaster yet it is difficult to obtain a quorum to do the Lord may be strong in her trials.

We all, being in great affliction, believe that the business. I do not think the people appre ciate the absenteeism of the democrats Senator Justin S. Morrill celebrates the eighty-fourth anniversary of his birthday to-day, and all Vermonters in whatever state they may be will unite in sending greetings to the Green Mountain State's "Grand Old Man." prayers of the righteous man availeth much." Reporter at Jericho and other There is a general desire to have legislation pushed, and the dilatory methods of either Chittenden county papers please copy. party will be condemned by the Your servant in the Lord, C. H.

Scribxer." StaorstoryTBuythebeBtT shoes by buying them of us. ALLEN SHOE CO. In spite of the abuse to which Col. referred, Speaker Crisp is wholly neglecting measures to remedy this condition until you have seen the 6 MHGBSTIC. The horses in question belonged to a man We see a great deal in our exchanges just How about "Cooking husbands." Nothing Is however, how they shall be cooked.

for whom Scribner formerly worked. The You can ride it "hands off." better at Edward Wells, President, (of the Wells Richardson Co.) Smaller, Vice President. (U. S. Collector of Customs.) M.

Spaulding D. W. Robinson, (of the Skillines, Whitneys Barnes Lumber Co.) A. E. Richardson, (of the Wells Richardson Ca) E.

Henry Powell, (ex-State Auditor.) Honrs: 9 a. p. in. 1L L. WARD, Treasurer of affairs, but through the House committee finger of suspicion pointed toward him until any price.

A wife would naturally like to have a husband well done, but upon consideration it EDWAKDS CRANDAL.lv Winooakl, Tt. he published a card in the Jericho Reporter on rules he is endeavoring to have a rule defying arrest and suggesting that the formulated and passed winch will impose a will readily appear that really good hus owner get the State attorney to investi fine as a penalty for being in the House and bands are rare. gate the case. This was done, with the re not voting. To be consistent Speaker Crisp sult that Scribner himself was arrested on INSURANCE Willie Wilde, Mrs.

Frank Leslie's latest the charge and lodged in the county jail should also establish a fine as the penalty for democratic absenteeism, but he is evidently able to see only the political mote in February 21. In this case imprisonment husband, has just become a happy bridegroom once more, having married in Lon seems to have a mollifying influence. OF ALL K33CDS don a Miss Lees, who is described as young, his brother's eye, overlooking the democrat The second letter is of a purely local char The Vermont Life Insurance Co. At Lowest Bates. ic beam.

Windsor's Typhoid Epidemic acter and shows that all neighbors do not rich and beautiful. It is now in order for Mrs. Leslie to seek a new matrimonial victim. Mrs. Leslie is undoubtedly an excel live in peace and harmony.

It reads:" "A nighbor living in between Bank and Cherry Geo. A. Macbeth Pearl top and pearl glass lent business manager as well as a very One of the most serious epidemics experienced in Vermont in some years is that re January I. 1804. streets is in the habit of abusiug his dog in cinating woman, but her domestic experi- the most brutal manner, and if seen or heard ported from Windsor.

Three deaths have mces furnish an instructive commentary on abusing it any more will be prosecuted." Benjamin cronua 154 College Street, Burlington, Vt. me mysterious and devious ways ot our occurred during the past week making six in all. The Journal says that no abate AssctSj Surplus to Policy-holders: 4 per cent Standard, ifi per cent Standard, $431,747.22 $109,432.22 Being of an anonymous character, the multi-divorce systems. CHIMNEYS ment in the typhoid epidemic can be report most natural place for the communication would be the waste basket. But Bank and Tbe meeting of the republican State com ed except in the greatly diminished number Cherry streets are so long that the location mittee to be held in this city Wednesday of new cases, there having been none re OFFICERS.

of the dog in question will be impossible. evening, April 18, for the purpose of select ported since last Saturday. The total number of cases so far reported is between 120 The warning, if it may be so called, is print tng the date and place for the coming State convention will be the formal opening of ed as a sample of a certain kind of matter John H. Robinson, President, C. M.

Spaulding, Vice-President, and 130. As the crisis in the large major which finds its way into every newspaper ity of these cases will be reached in the next office. FOR SALE OR EXGHANGE C. Ten rill. Secretary.

W. R. Prime M. Medical Counsel few days, it is expected that another week The Saunterer has not been approached will show the worst to have been passed. DIRECTORS.

by any one connected with the management The residents of Windsor are acting in the "0." A. B. Hinge, Princess, Student, Rochester, Duplex, Electric, B. H. Rochester, Gas, Sun Straight, Dual and Mammoth all sizes.

C. G. Peterson, 44 Church St. of the electric power station at the gorge. matter with commendable promptness and the republican campaign, and from that time on the canvass will undoubtedly be carried on by the adherents of the various candidates with renewed vigor.

It is expected that the convention will be held in Montpelier, and if this is the case the active interest which is being created by the con. test over the lieutenant-governorship will ensure an unusually large attendance of delegates from the "east side." for city property, a new modern house, large grounds, at Essex Junction, Vt. JOHN J. FLYNN. has no financial interest in the plant and is TORREY E.

WALES, SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, RUSSELL S. TAFT, F. C. KENNEDY, JOHN H. ROBINSON, JOEL H.

GATES, C. M. SPAULDING. not related by blood or marriage to anyone thoroughness, and everything possible is be ing done to prevent the spread of the epi (Continued on 6th page.) JO D. HATCH, demic, as well as to relieve the sufferings of D.

W. ROBINSON. those who have fallen victims to the mal ady. Relief committees have been appoint ed, samples of Windsor's water supply have been analyzed, in order to definitely determine, if possible, the source of the epi 8 WARRANTS For Safe Investment. demic; and so far as can be judged from this distance the epidemic will probably be confined to its present limits.

Washington State, S's. The most reliable information in relation rVklnrarlri fY to the situation is apparently that furnished by the State board of health through the secretary, Dr. J. H. Hamilton.

According 1 7 vi. interest 5,000 opoKane vouncy, tvasmngton. at par wua to this authority, it was found that in the month of January there was a case of ty phoid fever in a farm house about 200 feet from the spring and brook which constitute 4 the source of water supply. The house 1,500 Skagit County, Washington, S's 99 3.000 Colorado State School Bonds, S's 96 2.000 City Fairhaven. Washington, 8's 99 1,000 New Whatcom.

Washington. S's 98 Butter, Butter, Butter. What's harder to get this time of the year enrightTfTnnigan's. They always have the finest in tha market; also'. a fine line of stands in an elevated position some thirty or more feet above the level of this brook Nature has formed a surface drain leading Religions Destitution.

There is a constant disposition on the part of ministerial organizations in the larger cities to magnify the religious destitution of the country districts, and to overlook the fact that the existence of a large number of churches in a city does not necessarily mean that the supply in proportion to the population is greater than in the country town. This subject was discussed at a recent meeting of the Congregational club in Boston, and the statement was made that the most destitute part of New England, if not of the United States, religiously, was the hill ountry of New England. This was, of course, a very strong statement to make, when one takes into consideration the character of the population in the mountainous districts of Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia, and the wilder portions of the West. We are not surprised, therefore, that the Vermont Chronicle should take vigorous exceptions to the above statement and seek to demonstrate its falsity, so far as it applies to Vermont, which has been referred to as a typical example of the religious destitution existing in the hill towns of New England. The Chronicle shows that the difficulty is not thai there is any real destitution of church priviliges in country towns, and in support of this position it states that "there is not a township in the State except half a dozen or so in Essex county but little settled, and perhaps one or two others like the all the way from this house and its out SECURITY THAT SECURES.

REMEMBER these Warrants are issued by the State. County buildings to the valley below. So far as could be learned no precautions were or City Treasurers in advance of incoming taxes and are the taken to prevent the washings from finding their way into the brook, and it seems clear that the germs of the disease found their FIRST LIEN. They are redeemable from six monthe to two years. Their genuineness is guaranteed by national banks.

The most careful investors in Vermont have dealt in them for years. way into the aqueduct by this course. The Board of health recommended that all water Ask your banker as to their safety. Write for circular giving full particulars. for drinking or culitary purposes be boiled thirty minutes to insure the destruction of IF YOU WOULD HAVE Perfect Bread infectious germs, and that measures be taken to prevent the flow into the water supply of sewage and drainage from farm btock and Commission Broker.

Woodbury and Walker Block. buildings. USE In view of tbe fatal results which have followed it is plain to be seen that criminal carelessness characterized the handling of little township of St. George, which is but CERESOTA" the first case of typhoid fever, and the case JACKETS, WRAPS, CAPES should be investigated by the proper a back district of another town and has only a few families that has not one or more evangelical churches in it. "There are," it autnorities.

I Rev. A. J. DAY, jT'- East Greenbush, N. V.

Some testimonials may be doubted, but this one from Methodist flimsier must carry conviction. a venerable Senator J. S. Morrill's 84th Anniversary. continues "in the 244 townships in the IFrom the New York Press, April 13.

State, 663 evangelical churches with over 200,000 sittings. In most of the townships It is a well merited tribute which the friends of Senator Justin S. Morrill of Ver- I We are now showing our Outside Gar there is more than one village. But there is not a collection of houses, worthy to be moat propose to pay him in celebrating to morrow the completion of the veteran called a village or iiamec. without a statesman's 84th year.

It has seldom fallen church." Cured Scrofula, Eczema, and Purified tha Blood. But even the exceptions noted by the to the lot of a prominent American leader and legislator to be found in the harness of public duty at such an advanced age. The Chronicle will admit of revision, for we understand that the people of St. George hold for what it has done for my wile and son. Mrs.

Day was born of parents pre-disposed to consumption, and six of her brothers and sisters died of lung celebration occurs at a time to remind the I republic vividly of the debt which it owes religious services in their school bouse, so to Senator Morrill. The Morrill tariff, that they in reality can not be charged with diseases. passed just on tne eve or tne civil war, was one of the wisest and most timely meas The Scrofula Taint being destitute religiously, and the same thing is undoubtedly true of other sparcely A powerful preacher of the Gospel, Rev. A. J.

Day, has been eminently successful in his' several pastorates in the New York conference. He is now pas-tor of the M. E. Church at East Green-bush, N. and in speaking of the use ot Dana's Sarsaparilla in his family says: I have used this remedy myself, and consider it a splendid alterative and nerve fonicbut more especially do I wish to extol its virtues ures that ever passed into the statutes of settled sections of the State where there are the nation.

To the enactment of that law no churches. THIS FLOUR IS MADE FROM the country is not only indebted for many of the industries which until the advent of manifested itself when she was 40 years oid, when she had eczema on nearly all parts of her body. She suffered constant irritation andosetiveness. My wife's habitual costiveness. eczema and scrofula in the blood has been entirely cured by If by religious destitution is meant the failure of people to take advantage of the Clevelandisni made the American people the most prosperous on earth, but it was THE BEST WHEAT religious privileges which are afforded, then ments for Ladies, Misses and Children That will be sure to interest all economical buyers.

Call and examine goods and prices. Open every evening except Friday. GEO. Q. KINSLEY, 96 Church St, it must be confessed thai there is a large de greatly instrumental in saving the Union from disruption.

While the Morrill tariff IN gree of religious destitution in Vermont, itself is no longer in operation, the principle SARSAPACMWLfl "THE KIND THAT CURES." THE BEST MILLS bat no more than prevails in the most vigorous and nourishing cities in the upon which it was founded has continued to be the groundwork of the industrial policy of the country, and it will continue to be country. This will readily appear from AND IS a comparison of the seating capacity of the such long after Grover Cleveland, who now "struts and frets his hour upon the stage," churches in any city and the population of THE BEST FLOUR snail have been forgotten. that city, but statistics exhibit even a more discouraging state of affairs in the city in "I must say that it ts a grand combination of remedies, and that my wife's great improvement is due to its curative properties and the blessings of a kind Providenccon its use. My son was also trouble with Eczema, his arms being ONE SOLI MACS OF SCABS, ft He has beea cured by Dana's Sarsaparilla so that his arms are clear and dean, andhi9general'healtn is Nearly a vear later ilr; Day writes that his wife and son are permanently V'l. 4., mtmmUmm ,1.

1.1 this respect than even a comparison of ProfCMor Hugo Mansterberg, the eminent German investigator of mind phenom IN TBE TT0BLD. TRY IT. For Sale ij all TJealers- ena, is to give a course in psychology at the ehurch capacity and population would indicate. Few city churches comparatively are often filled, and the number of people in the Harvard summer school this year. Children drf for Pitcher's (ria.

cities who remain away from the charehes 1-.