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THE BURLINGTON FREEPRESS AND TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1884. THE REPtCBtlCAN CASVASH. J3rrr (5oa2-a, JULY BULLETIN LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. What Is tioln on To-day. Prof.

Ventura French reading at Van Ness Iloute, this evenintr. Excursion to Cedar Bench this evening. OF- VAN NESS HOUSE. Saturday, August 23d, at 8 O'clock. FRENCH READING by L.

D. VENTURA, Le Maitre de Forges." Ticket at the Hotel office for 50 cts. au2S12t Senator Edmunds and the Veterans. Following is a letter written by Senator Edmunds to one of the managers of the recent Windsor county veterans HrituxGTON. July 31.

lsttf. Ikak Sin I have yours of and bcr to thank you ami the committee of the veteran association for the honor ot your invitation to its reunion to tie held at South Koyiilton on theZUth Auirust. I am very sorry that it is not probably practicable for me to have the pleasure of attending. I wish for the association anl each one of ita nieinliers prosperity and happiness. It in, 1 think, most inteiestiiui' and patriotic to keep up such assttciations and uui sure that the people of Vermont, a lanre proporutiou of whom already only know of proposition of whom already THE BURLINGTON CLOTHING COMPANY, mm mm 1 A.

N. PERCY, Manager, ANNUAL GRAND MARK DOWN SALE nun nni I MP mi HI i mi Mil I IK li 8' NO MEN'S i in BO Wll vmuvnu It is not possible'to ouuinerate auvlhhiyr iu t-lw Swe-jpitur of Prices; le it sutlls? It to say that the Hut li struck Own and deadly blows in every direction thromfh entire stock. NO RESERVATION all involved. Pricas named which must lix the attention of the careful Clothing buyers of Uurlington and vicinity. CONSPICUOUS IN THE LONG LIST OF EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS, ARE Eleven Lines of Men's All-Wool sltiits, which have been selling from to $1, now placed on front counter and displayed at it t'ood, deslinble Suits at 3.50, $4, and $.

St Men's all-wool Pantaloons, which have been scllinj? quick at S3, S3.50, and $1, now the- are in the slain liter at 300 Men's Pantaloons marked down from and 3.t0, to Men's Pantaloon's lit 75 c. 81, $1.50. All fine snide Pantaloons arc iua.iked down in same proportion. Chil Iron's Short Pant Suit, axes 4 to 10, at Jtj.00. An all-wool School Suits, ages 9 to 14, at Children's Kilt Suits at Short Waists at 25 cts.

STRAY HATS WE ARE CLOSING AT A GREAT SACRIFICES Hut wny voutinuv to name the infinity of Wonderful IJaigains iu this (J HEAT MA UK DOWN Comu and thrt is no ex tep tlon to the rule of the CLOTH I NG LKADElt, who ivver allows any old goods or unsalable franiicnta to lie dead on the tables, but who, by marking them down, and maUinjr one srrand loss, makes sure to everything out before it become stale; and is able to open everp sea si it with new and fresh good. Remeiater the A. N. PERCY, Corner stnl College Streets. A I I I I vr 1 1 II rl A Insure NOW Delays iir (Mfcots.

Insure with T. 3. PECK, General Insurance Agent, Peck's Block, 166 College It lT li IAS GTO ONT. Ausr 21-ilA-wtf FOR THIRTY YEARS THE FI KM OF 'LI KIT cO SOXS llav been th Noff for the celebrated STEIN WAY, 11 TI7T1iii7T I GABLER, FISCHER, GROYENSTEN PIANOS. WILCOX, WHITE KIMBALL AlwnTf in -tmli ii great variety st leu Sold low for ea.ih.

or on I'usy paymeuts t-'enil tor i-atalogue and price lil.s net- 0 piireliasnig else lie re. nilers tor i lining mid repairing win ceie prompt atteiitiou. 157 BANK STREET, fiiirHitfton, vt. Kext to Howard Opera House. ii I I HEADSTONES, i TABLETS ami 1 i cpiANnsw 1 I Tilings to be lJyened Vp train Now On.

TJie State election occurs in but little more than a week and the Republican campaign for the few remaining days is to be made a lively one. Beside the local rallies, the State committee have made arrangements for meetings and speakers as follows: To-day K. i. Hon and C. C.

rost will speak at Bellows Falls; George M. Dewey at Norwich ex-Marshal Fitkin at Ben-, VrClan-v in Orlennscoun- ty John I. flilltert at Northtield Mahlon Chance at Cainiinge: I Ul 1)111 1 Monthly August -i5th-K. (Horr and Ossianltav at Newport; C. I rost.

J. W. Stew-art and M. A. Bingham at Kuh-! mond 1.

G. Falur-leau at Mahlon Chance in lamoille county M. Ij. j.McClarevin Orleans county: 'eorge M. Bew ev at Fairhaven ex-Marshal lit km at East Dorset.

i Tuesdav, August 3WU-R. O. Horr, John I. J. W.

Stewart and rnjst at Burlington: Henry Ballard at ton: George M. Dewey at ells ex-Mar- shal Pitkin at Orwell: Mahlon Chance in IjiiuoiUe county M. E. McClarey iu Or- i I leans county. THE CAMP-MEETINO SEASON.

The Gathering at Morrlsvtlle. The State camp-meeting at Morrisville. Thursday, was addressed by Hev. C. D.

Hills of Boston. In the afternoon Nenl Dow of Maine, make a speech. Among other things, he said "What can I sav about Mr. Blaine I have known him'manv vears. Mr.

Blaine is in favor of prohibition and will vote for its constitutional amendments this year. I know of no one ho has seen wine on Mr. Blaine's table, on public or private Mr. Dow was heartily applauded as he took his sent. President made a few interesting remarks in closing this year's session of the State Association.

The session throughout was tended by large crowds and favored with very pleasant weather iiltlioiiL'li verv warm. Mr. Dow left on ihe eveiiinir "train. There seems to be considerable prospect that the animal sis- sion will be held here again next year. though it is uot as yet decided.

HJOVI SritlNti tiltOVK. I'lhlaj'H Kxert-lses Interest tne Meeting. At Spring Grove. Thursday night, Bev. Mr.

Monroe preached an interesting sermon. On Friday morning, although a steady rain was falling, a large audieuce assembled about the stand under the cau- iss to listen to the temperauce services. 1 Mrs. E. G.Greene, president of the presided.

After reading of Scripture and prayer by Mrs. M. H. Monroe of Mid-diebury, Mrs. Greene addressed the audience at some length on the object and work in its ditfereut branches of the T.

L. Mrs. Greene said the trouble with temperance people is the great gulf lliev place between tiieorv and practice. I iii-y will talk ah ut prohibition and vote tor prohibition, but they do not prac- tiee it. The great object of the V.

C. T. V. is to bridge over this gulf and Incite help of God the Christian women of Vermont and the Cuited States will do it. Kev.

(ieorge lirooks of Charlestown. followed with a talk on the Law' and Order leagues of his State and the great help tliat they have been to the cause oi temperance. C. C. Gove of New Haven.

Uev. Mr. Austin of Yergennes and C. C. Frost followed with remarks on the pro-j luouory law and its execution.

A chil-I dren's ietnpcrauce meeting was held in the chapel at I p. 111. In the attcruoou the audience was about doubled. The meeting was opened by reading of Scripture and prayer by Mrs. Aldeu of Middleltury.

Miss Alice Guernsey gave ail address on the work of tem-peiam in our si-hiKls and what the V. C. T. I', had done in promoting it. Uev.

Mr. Jump of Burlington followed. sjK-ak-1 si on the Iiw and Order League. A Little Mixed. aled -iiian.) Tin" I 'll- 1'iiti'iit got the "Irish orator" ainl the chairman of the Itepublicnn State committee badly mixed last week, when it was announced that "Uev.

Warren Gibbs of Ohio," instead of Uev. George W. Pepper of Ohio, would speak under the auspices of the Blaine and Logan club. Tile facetious lilaine worker rites us under ila'e of A ugiist IS as follows: "Some of the boys have tried to persuade me to goto St Jolinsbury and speak at your meeting to-morrow, in response to notice in your paper of last week, but I have decided not to go. I have not been ordained yet.

Please give that fellow-namesake of mine, from Ohio, my best wishes, is he haud-oipe. and docs he wear a large hat and til! a big chair The Miort Hay ni). Reports to the ic from iiiis. covering the Prov-incis. New Knglaml and New York, indicate that he liny imp just harvested is nearly 'A per cent less than last year.

Tile average yield of the several sections is us follow per tent: Xew llampslore. Vermont. Massachusetts. 7-1 Connecticut. Rhode island, st; New York.

77: the Provinces, sj the nverr.ge for the whole section. 73. Pi ices are higher than last year, when the crop Wiis ve: heavy in the great shipping ctd.ntfits. Many farmers will either have io sell stock or buy hay. Cattle ill theietere be somewhat lower than one car ago.

'1 he drought in northern ami centra! New linghmd is extending south and The iunke of butter and cheese in Vermont and in the treat cheese section of New York will be much 1. No material decline in the. price of these products is therefore proba-; ble. Another week of drought will very seriously atl'ect the milk supply of Boston and N'eiV York. The Meeting at The meeting of the British Association: Montreal beginning next Wednesday, will be a memorable epoch in its annuls.

Fo the tirst time this great "Sciehtilie Parliament" has consented to transfer it-s df from its home in Great Brit, and make a temporary sojourn in the "Greater Britain" on ihis side of the Atlantic. The tuos: eminent of the younger men, nt least, iu every department of seientitic rest arch hich the British isles have de- eloped, t.ike part in the proceedings. although it is clear that among the eight hundred members of the Association who have signilied an intention to be present there will be a vas' majority of neophytes who have still their mark to make. From the preparations which have been made by our neighbors in Canada worthily to receive ami" bountifully to entertain this great company of distinguished quests, there would seem to lie extreme1 risk that science on this occasion will be forced into a subordinate place, find that: great excursions and incessant sight-see-: ing will be the most prominent business-: on hund. Should this lie the case, and i even should the social functions entirely i dominate the scientific, we trust that the acquaintance which the visitor will make with matters and nttairs on this side of; the Atlantic will materially assist them in their edorls ami investigations on their I return.

The FiKlit of the Waters. A light has broken out at Saratoga be- 'tween the Congress and the Hat horn Springs. The Congress Spring people1 claim that the Hathoru folks have for years spied upon their shipments and sent to the railroads to git the private marks of their boxes, and then have addressed Slitters to their customers underbidding the prices. They say they mean to con-; linue the war. and they attack the rival, water, claiming that it is "doctored." etc.

The IlRthoru folks say the Empire Spring, not tiie Congress, is sailed, and that "they sell tnree-nunrtcrs ot a million Pottles, or a third move than the Congress," etc. i The Hat horn Spring Hows two gallons a I minute. The Congress Spring lad ties 500 to two dozen a day ten months in the year, and 8.0.M to persons drink in the park i every fair summer dav in the season. F.xcurilon to Oltl Orchard. There will lie an Excursion to Old Orchard 3 Heat tinder th? efliclent manajjement II.

A. Hurt. who hatt givn such if satisfaction on former excursions. The fare for the round trip includes hotel bill and dinner on the train each way. will I he StUK (rood to go September 3d.

and'ret-urn 1 peptemlter 5th; and to those who wish to visit Mount Woshinirton. Portland and Bos- -ton. the ticket wiTI he made rood for ton i days, but or course will not coyer hotel hill after the 5th. The finest di-os-tmif for all Wnds of salads, meats, raw tomatoes, pickled salmon, cabbage, Is Durkee's Salad Dress- in. It is, besidost mora eoooomlcal than I home-made.

I 1 1 i LYIAN ALLEN'S, .0 Beautiful Combination SiiitniKs Rich Plaids in nrreat variety New Line Colored Cashmeres; The New Double Cheviots in Combinations A new materia) for Tailor-made Dresses in 10 different shades New line Kich Itlaek Dnss Goods; New line Silk Warp Henrietta Cloths Flannel Suitings at prices 25 per cent lower than lust season. Black and Colored Silk Velvets and Plushes. II) Pieces Black Dress Silks. 5 Brocade Silks, Oiid thia day. We offer In above some Sph)idi(l Values.

We have Just in a line of Imported Jackets, New Markets, Suitable for early Fall trade. JERSEY JACKETS With us never sold ltetter than now. We believe we have the best frarments In the country for the money. Our line of nil-silk fine quality Satin and Gros Grain Itiobon is a surprise. 7, 11 cts.

per yard 0. Iti cts. per yard; li. 20 cts. per yard hi, J5 cts.

per yard; 22, 0 cts. per yard. New line White Flannels, Embroidered Flannels, Colored Flannels, Prints, Ginghams, just in. lief ore cold weather we shall have a word to say about lllaukets. Stock in store and ready for Mile now, at recent miction prices.

AT IViiisui Opera House Block. AuiflD.d.wtf. Mark Down IX A I.I. ULlllUM '1" AT Now is the time to secure decided bargains in Summer Drefts Good.White GochIi, Lawns, Hosiery, Gloves, Gauze Underwear, Which have bn ninrkl ost. down regardless of XOTK THE KDI.I.OWIXG QirttTATIOXS 1 It Printcvl het quality at marked down from 1-Jc.

1 Lot Buntings at 9i worth ISe. 1 blaeli. marked down from at I sine antl 1 Lot Ladies' and Gloves at worth from i to tiK-. 1 Lot Gauze at marked down from V)e. 1 Lot French Gauze at marktvl d-wn from Ladies' made-up Muslin I'nderweiir, of which we curry line assort laent of the liest goods niitde, reduced in price to correspond with other (foods Four special numbers of the justly efbrateo At loss than they can be Imported for to-day.

'flits is a special bargain whitli we cannot duplicate. TOWLE CHAYER Church Street. A Most Approved Styles. FOR SALE BY GEO. I.

HAGAIt, New Dress Goods Tnwlr liiaviT s. nova The lqnal gcrrice rtpnrt intlirntrx lor to-tltiy in AVi Entjlmi xthjhtty rooter, partly cloudy teen 'Me and nmixionnl light xhowcrn, and tilth to tre.sl liuli. CITY AJiD VICINITY. The premises about the Medical college are being graded. Kememlier the excursion to Cedar Beach on the Williams this evening.

The Fresh-air children returned to New-York city, yesterday morning. Campany Green Ilys. startei for Hrattleboro vest en lay. Mr. Beck with, general secretary of the V.

M. C. is taking a brief vacation. Prof. Faulliabtr's French and German classes at the college ore quite well attended.

The High school building is being thor- oughly overhauled and cleuned, prepnxa- tor to the openiup or the fall term. Mrs. Washburn and Mrs. Hopes, the ac- cident to whom at Ausable we chronicled i yesterday, have been taken to Water- bury. i The alarm ol fire at o'clock yesterday morning had its origin In burning chim- ney on Battery street, near Taft Mor- gan's.

I lit. Bev. Bishop Ue(oesbriand will visit Benninston and Pownal tomorrow in his official capacity. The last excursion of the season to Cedar Beach will goby steamer A. Wil-j liaius at 6 o'clock this eveuing.

i fron Helljwj Fails to this city and Ansa! 1 C'h; particip.it.Ni in by mtre than live hundred people. The Met'io list Sunday school of I'latts- burgh will have th -ir annual exc irsicnon the steamer to Queen C.ty Park, next Wednestlay. The rain gave the parched earth quite a respectable taking, yes crday, and one of the pleasant results wis a lowering of the temperature. Mr. Abijah North has retired from the management of the Windsor Hotel at Houses Point and has accepted the position of clerk on the steamer Beindeer.

The stetmer Kcindccr is enjoying a very successful seas-in. ami it is stated that her owners contemplate building a companion boat in the near considerably larger than she is. The indicators in th- Ethms and faile-1 t-t was sounded, and hence it tvai t'l 1- fi tys fail- I display thcir nsn 1: nr.) le. P. F.il inleau.

ho will address the Hepublicans at City Hall, to-nijrh, is a prominent lawyer of Cohoes, N. an lis said to be one of the most French campaigners in the country. Yoan tp.ch's meeting nt the Y. M. C.

A. room-i 'lis eiv.iiug. nt o'clock. Young men's cliss Sunday aftcrnoin. at 5 o'clock.

Itev. Mr. Brown of Kalamaz-x). will a hires the opjn air meeting la the park. S.mdnr evening, at six o'clock.

The annual retreat for the Catholic clergy will begin nt the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception on Monday evening noxt. on which occasion Uev. Father of of the IJeilemptorist Order, will preteh a sermon. The exer-cii'j of it 1 utitil Friday evening. ich iv's serviees will include two me litatious and two lectures on theduties an-l of the priest- h' 1 1 will ci th 1.

die; th. end ion of th Icr.lUletit treat Bev. John Coathtiei' sick calls. Quite an atuoiint of busitie-is done in the City Court jesicrday. following cases I wing disposed of George Connelly, arrested for ititoxicatioii.

iliclos. on John Rvan and James Kellv. -ach of whom was found guilty as: cases were appcah- i. an 1 co-ts. P.ur'e for intoxic iti 1:1, and ists.

was fined Hanley. arrest el on whiskey in his father's ceii ir. wi.i c.i v. as at a customs sale. He Dennis McGrath.

charge, disch mi! was found guiltv was tmcd anil arn-sted ti the -a-ne Oliver Verrau. wtio md lined and McGrath as fined S-i and costs. Rev. H. B.

Putnam will preach at the College street church San-day morning here will be no evening service. At the Cathedr.d of the Iuimacuiate Conception there iil mass at a m. Rev. Father urctt will celebrate High Mass nt a. and the Very Kev.

Father Lynch, V. will preach a sermon. At -1 p. there ill Is? vespers with the benediction. Uev.

Charles O. Brovrn of Kalamazoo, will officiate at the Wino.wki avenue Congregational church. At Taul's chv.rc'.i Rev. Mr. Hopkins will preach in the inoruittg ns Usual.

The evening pnyer will read at 4:30 p. m. Kev. Mr Wulbridge of Peter-boro. X.

formerly of Stowe, will preach at the Cnitarian church in the morning There will be no evening service. There will service nt the Beteati church. Good Templars' Hall. as usual, the pastor. Prof.

P. Gould, preaching both morning nd evening. Sunday school will convene at he close of the niorning service. The usual services ill be held at the Baptist and Methodist churches. i Rev.

K. A. Seiner, pastor of the Wi-nooski Congregational church, ill preach to-morrow niorning from Matt, T. Sui-ject. "Blessedness of the Merciful Man." i The heated term under which the couti- try has been sweiierin ended yesterday.

li is seldom that hotter weather is e.vpcri- 1 encod in B.srlington. For ten days, be- ginn 'tig ot noon of Wednesday Augtist 13ta. and extending t-j Friday noon, the 22-id, the mercury at S) or upwards in the sha 1j at a jja. As recorded in the weather record kept bj- our townsman, C. E.

Alien. during four days of th1? time, the thermometer r.se to IH) or over, during the afternoon, while on two days, the Uth and the remarkable temperature for Burlingtoa of 9-1 in the shade stands record-id. This weather recalls the hot week of July, 1S30, mentioned in i Thompson's Vermont. For seven days, at that time, July nth to ilst inclusive, the tximum lily timpenturei were as follows: Hi. yo.

j. bit, m. mercury sank little below at night during tliis fiery week, and Thompson remarksthat another such succession of hot days and nights was perhaps never experienced in the State." Tremendous rainfalls anil disastrous freshets followed that hot week in 1'ilO. On the lJth of the thermometer rose to t.tt,July 19, 11-. to P3, and July 12 and 13.

isjy. to 100 in the shade at Burlington. We remember nothing hotter han the latter figure at this point. CUITItMlE CO IN TV. Slielltiiru.

The Trihittii chiifirtn's 'airing" closed rnuay evening by their taking the train for Xew York. All seemed to le well and hi ppy, but were no hurry to leave the many g.x-d pcopk- who have cared for them for the past two weeks. MTvlres at luern Ity 1' Angus! '4 till. Lecture at a. by of Morrisviiie.

Vt. Leetnre at p. Leicester. Vt. 'ark.

Liiiina Pan), I- Stanley, sif At 2M. address by Mrs. A. Byrne of Host n. one of the tinest speakers In New Eusrlaud.

Miss Jennie B. Hagan of East HollUton, the well-known iniprov.satricc. will bo present and give poems from the platform. Excursion barge will leave Central Wharf every hour after 0 o'clock a. m.

Ton Coyts. Cbocp. Asthma. Broscbitis and Sore Throat use lr. Thomas' Eelectrlo OU.

and gtt tht genuine. i I i 1 I I i i 1 I I i i i i i J. CO Si CD cc3 to" CO PAT OBC 13 1873 MOULTON'S Anti Freezing, Xon Bursting, PATENT Condnctors ni Eaves Tronflis Patsnted Feb. Si. lsTrt.

uni lK-e. 2:5, 18T0. Neatest, Strongest, Most Durable and liest in the V'orld. Being- made from Kiln-dried faunrin and Michigan Pine, from 10 to 20 feet in lenirth. Htid coated with onr new eonibination coatiinr, which is perfectly impervious to water, paint-i ed outside, conseipieutly very durable.

The Conductors arc made in wo' pieces, toninied and jrroved each side of water course, also one joint cross-braded. with steel barbed nails, the other with springs, which allow them to ei-1 pand when frozen and contract when thawed. ltfTl.ANP, July 27. lSTJi. W.

V. Mori.rox, Dear Sir The Patent Eaves Trouirhs put tip for us ia.st Winter, and also in the Spriwr, work admirably, ami an evidence of our satisfaction is the additional order ri eii yuii yesterday. BOWK SCALE By tieo. A. Morrill lor the I rustees.

Olliee of t'entinl Vermont Ittiilroad, St. Albans, 23, lsno. To whom it limy concern: We haxolstn usinsr Mouiton's Patent Eaves Trouirhs nml ULU1 lliiM the (treat warof the rebellion historically, will iwi tneir love oi country Him titen uevotion to its defence and unity Increased as they observe the old soldiers keep up the fraternity and good fellowship that existed in the olil time of eril. Very rulv yours. GEO.

F. EDMUNDS. September Magazines. St. ytcholn for September contains one of Frank R.

Stockton's inimitable fanci-! ful tales, entitled "The Queen's Museum," with four of Bensell's characteristic illustrations the lirst half of "The Didzells of Daisydow a fresh and breezy studv of ioy nd girl life, by E. Vinton and "Bennv's Horse," an exceedingly amusing and naturally told story, by Mary Catherine Eee. Then there are the lnonth'V 'installments of the three serials: and three natural history papers. "The Bird Matinee," "Swordsmen of the and "A Story of a Tree-Frog" will befouud to liearont the truth of the maxim. Charles Barnard contributes a comprehensive ac-; count of a New York Kitchen Garden, iu the form of a story, and George B.

Bart-i lett tells of a new amusement for summer nights or winter evenings. Democratic Meeting. I. M. Meldon, of Huthiiid.

will address the citizens of this city and vicinity, nt the t'ity Hall, Monday evening-, Aujr. -jth, at o'clock. CitvCom. Aug. 23 An aar-ny for the WiNotiia Ap-' pliauees has Just titcn established here where they can lie inspected, and pamphlets contain inspected, and pamphlets contain- formation ffivcu.

The potency of lues iu triappliiur with and over- i forms of discast; is liecoiuinone of ablished facts of the day. ing lull 11110 he Appliunci the best establ Amonir the cures made are many that had bullied the Ust medical skill the country could produce. Sworn statements from reliable persons can not lc disputed. If you have any desire to enjoy the iciiniiuder of your life, but (Mil not bifause of your atliict ion we would live you to investigate and he convinced of then merit. We know the result will warrant you ifivinjf them a trial.

Tccthimr neck laces for children nre invaluable, and jour money will be refunded if unsatisfactory. It. II. STEAK XS llniirv'Uts. Mayil.dcodly.

ISuiliiijrton, Vt. 1 II 1 II I ream llalm spoken ot 111 the highest terms. 1 used it, ami with Ihe mosi wonderful sue- cess T. S. tiEKR.

Syracuse. X. V. As a sure remedy for Sick Headache, Sour Stomach. Dyspepsia, IniiLrestion, Constipation Torpid Liver.

Biliousness no is eiual to Ilr. Raxter's Manditike Hitters. N. II. Downs' ltlixir is the oldest nud liest coujrh remedy iu existence, liruises.

c.il burns. sprains, cuts. either on man or beast, are speedily cured ly the use of Henry Johnson's Arnica and 1 lil Liniment. nusiin.dAwlni Hav-Kevek. I can recommeinl Kly's Cream Halm to all Hay-Kever it'ii in mv opinion, a sure cure I was utllicted for 5 years, and never before found pi'i iiiain-n; II Haskiss, Marshtleld.

Vi. My physician said 1 could live, mv liver out of order, freijiiently vomited tfieeiii-h mucous, skin yellow, small dry humors on face, stomach would not reiain food. Hiirdock Itlood Hitters cured me. Mr. Adelaide li'ilrien, Exchange Iluitulo.

x. v. Poi.lTli ai-- Campaign il iiineis. I'l ss. Suits, Cais.

Caps. Shirts, Torch' every-thlnir in campaign Semi for iilustra't-ed circular to C.iiiipnigii Mf'g Street. New York. Absolutely Pur This iowder ity. streiurth mi', otuical than the i liTCi In i'ini ies.

marvel -un 'vi, ire n-t kinds, and le he unlit itnde ot In li' MOV.le-s. it. l'ov. sold in i-oinpetii ion tvii test.sllolt weiiilil til ni ee'7 in eiois. la: Wall N.

V. I let. Health aniUIappin GSS. D3 OTHERS KAVE DONE. Are your Kidneys disordered? Ktdnejr Wort br.ui;lit n.o frt-nt irrti uit wort, attar 1 had htca up l.y 1 in Ltrtxutt." UL IV.

ltuveraux, lonla, Mich. Are your nerves -weak 'ICIiaty rtj-wl mfl fmin wraTiw I wan rv.t I'1-' H. ii GoiMlwin, d. Chnattan Monitor CK-Tclauti, O. Have you Bright's Disease? "Kidney Wn- ctrwl me when utT vater was just like clialk and tuuit likv fiaaic WiJaon, Pcahody.

ilaaa. Suf erinpr from Diabetes Idtu luot-t Micrespfiil rcincily I have eTer used. Give almoat lmuiii.tt lief." Dr. 1'liUlipC. jnkten, Tt.

Have you ljiver uompiaiatv r-wort curt mo of chrouic Lirt-r Dieure Kidn- mttf.f 1 Tinirl tic flcnry V.ara, late C-l. Sat. CuariS, N. Y. Is your Back lame and aching? 'Kidney-Wort, bottle) cured me when 1 wao lame I had to roll out of heil." C.

M. Tallaiage, Milwankee, Win. Have you Kidney Disease? "Kidney-wort mitrlw nie oiml Inllrer and kldnt aftrr jears of tmmicressful Coctorinir. Its worth flu a- box." Saiu'l liodes, Vv'imamstovvn, Wcbt Va. Are you Constipated? "Kidnry-Wort ranges eay and cured me after yoara un.

of o'lier im-ili'-ines." Sclson Fairgbad, St. Albans, Vt Have you Malaria? "Kidney- Wort haj done bettor than any other reatody I have ever used in try practic." Dr. It. K. Clark, South Ilcro, Vt.

Are you Eilious? denouie t.iorot;iMd than any other roiuctly ever Mrs. J. T. Calloway, Elk ITat, Oregon. Are you tormented -with Piles? rurrtt of tiloeduic plica Itr.vr.

C. nt.ne re'-omvieadi 1: to me." Ceo. U. Ilorst, Uauk, ycrjlown, Ta. Are you Rheumatism racked I cuntl tae, ato 1 was piven up to I die Ly ftnd I litd sutr- thirty Liuriio utra wuiswuid, Ladies, aro you suffering? "Kldiiev-Wort enr-il me rrceliar ot 1 teveral wars standi i niia iivpkJ pral--j it." iUa.

U. L-iiuorcaux. lulo La Idotto i. you would Banish Disease ana gam iieaitn, xaice THB Blood Cleanser. HOTEL ST.

GEORGE, (FOUMEULV IKVIXti lllll'SEi I2th St. and B. Way, New York. W. F.

PAIGE, Prop'r, (Manager Hotel IvantorsklUi GEO. FAKXHAM. MAXAGEIl, Prop. American House, Saratoga. X.

V. Xewly furnished throughout. European Plau. Blue Line Cars from Troy. Boats take you within two blocks of Hotel, Fourth Avenue ears from Grand Central Depot take vou within one block of the ST.

GEOKGE. royal POWDER I i i i I I rcSSnmRiGAiNISi i NOW IS THE TI3IE TO BUY NELSON'S Furniture Polish. THY A BOTTLE. 15 and 25 Cents. MAXrFAfTI'REIl HENRY XEIiSOX, Furniture Dtutfer, and art nuireh Stivet.

liiiirtou. Vt. MaylAkVwii FINAL Closing Sale of Summer Goods at NICHOLSON'S The Hatter and Clothier. STRAW BATS BeSardless of Cost. L0 Litiht Fur Stiif Soft onne tii iee IK, Stic.

1 1 nil. i no. mi, i "(i. tm. 3 retiiil.ti- iriee.

SUIT Knox nil white! Hat rant. "A i S1.00, and irood all wool, 51 Full Suits for Men. all sizes, $3.50. t'ood Wool Suits, go.tiO, worth tine line of Soils -all wool, worth jl.V). all wool sy.mi.

wvntli sl.t.iiu. These are all this season's koixIs. and will be sold without reserve. HAMMOCKS. Havinir jurf pui-chased a quantity of these I (roosls very low, as the season is ulosimr with 1 mannfaeturers, from this date he will sell Hammocks for 63 etn.

full M.e Jute lliira-i mocks, $1.00. The best braided edae and aenu- ine Mexican- Hani nioehs for $1.25. All the appurtenances for putting- up Hammocks are also here for sale. CAMPING SHIRTS. lllue Lace Shirts, liutton 1.00.

All Wool Shirts in all eoloi-s, Fine all wool Patent Elect rie Collar and Bosom. Fine all wool Patent Bosoms, lest shirt made, $2.50. Belts from els upward. Trunk, and Traveltiny'liays. This is the place to buy thw class of ffMds.

StiK-k new and complete and prices from 15 to per cent lc-is than elsewhere. Shamir Trunks, TriiiiU Straits, and Shawl Ptrtipa included. Umbrellas asfl MM He always makes it a point to curry a complete line of these Roods, all qualities of I'mhrellas, iucludinjr tiossamer ami the finest Silk. Gossamer Coats in all (Trades. Heavy and fine dull linish Coats, warranted not tti leak.

Men's FurnishingGoods. Lverytninsr in Summer weitrht in this line must be sol A Special sale of Linen Collars is now In projrress. Six warranted Linen collars for 50 ots- Summer TJnderwear will be closed without ref ei-euco to cost, 51 Church Street, BURLIXGTOBT, VT. jj-Sodtf CLOTHING. I i 1 ti Great Clea rhiir Sale AT THE SHOE STORE, 102 Church Street.

From this time I will sell all low cut Shoos, in Ladies', Misses and Gents', at extra low priees regardless ofeost. GREAT BARGAINS In st- era! lots of Ladies' and ii-nt-' llutton IttMtt hat must be rinsed out to make rom for Kali Stock. Hemeinler thii a jrood op-portuntty to seeuii' Bond bargains in tlieSiiof line. UT Atiar.dtf CLOSIN A JOB LOT -OK Boots, Shoes Rubbers A Large Lot of Nice Goods f.t One-Half Original Price. AT IL SHOE STORE THIS WEEK.

Don't fail to come harg'nin. and get a Respectfully, G. H. SMILIE. LAJTTE BXS, TORCHES, BADGES, I'MFOBJIS.

k. SMdNT-rr SOCIAL ATTEJf- forX. Jtt Xa. TIOX CITES TO Illattra. XF ITTINfl ted CUlomev JU OCT Jacobs, Whlteomb uo.

a 911 Faderal St. BOSTON. FIREWORKS Fistula! ured without the use of the knife. WILLIAM READ (M. Harvard.

1)42. and ROBERT M. KEAIXM. Evans House, 175 Tretuont and Street, Boston, treat FISTl 4, hhJSS," EASES OF THE RLCTl'M, without tlteention fi-om busi- PILES i References sriren. Send i for pamphlet.

Office hours, i a. m. to 1 d. except sun- i days. 1 Feb ii eodtf SM ES 1 CEMETERY WOBKJm silks, black silks.

'We now have in onr warciooms i quite a miinlx of liitcl.v t-arveil 3Iemurial Stones that are of new patterns antl very lc-! siralile. Parties neudinu; such work will do well to look lit them at once int many of them have al-; ready been and will lie sent away soon, We also have a vnrioty of Marble Mantel, Shelves, etc. We arc rulfy prepared to furnish nnythitiff in the line of stone work promptly and at fair prices. You are invltud to visit our worUs and in-; sjtect our productit at the laire le-ani Mills. W.

GOODELL Pino Wti-ot, BUKLIXGTON, VT. April 11. dA-wtf in) ICE CREAM LADIES' ANI UEXT't Conductors on our road for the last fixe years, on personal inspection we find tin in to be repi'Csentcit, andlhoy ore srivinjr Kood sutis-UUUUU. faction. L.

J. SWEET, Stipt. Buildiiifs. DINING.R00M.i)J SKATES rilESll AN1 1'UBE nandsomely served, can be obtained at any hour of the day or evening. I Addn-ss.

Patentee ami Manufacturer, W. F. MOULTON, li Mechanics Lane or S2 pearl Stiwt. litirliiigtoii, Vt. MUSICAL.

IXSTKUCTIOXT GEO. C. COLLINS, PIANO-FORTE, ORGAN AND HARMONY. BOSTOS REFERENCES. Instructiou on the Podal Organ a 8'ieelalty.

OBGAKIST 'AJiD CHSllt MaSXEU, sJtURCH. 82 Smith Jy25dlm-2p winooski Ateuue, FIXE COXFECTIONEB.Y AND CIGARS. JOHN LAMORA, 140 Church Street. Junei.dt.