Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-25

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The Mayor of Falais having che night iur
lin those days there was neither gas nor oil
lamps the Mayor gave orders next morning
that no citizen should 20 out at night without
lantern. The f,io~,ug might the Mayor
going his rounds, ran az inst the same citizen
"lou havn't read the ordnance, you stupid
fellow said the Mayor, in a passion.
ayes, have" SAID the Norman, "and there :
my lantern
But there's no candle in it," rcjoined the
Mayer.
"The ordinance said nothing abont h1i, said
the scrupulous citizen.
The next day appeared new ordinance, On.
joining the citizens to put candles in their Ian.
terms. AT nightfall the Mayor, anxious to see
whether his orders were, obcyed, went his rounds
again, and once more run foul of the luckless
bourgeois:
81 have you this time" sad tn? Mayor, IN
fury you have no lantern"
excuse me, here tits"
But you have no candle in it,"
"Oh. but have. auI here it is and out o.
the lantern he pulled candle ,u,tghtei
" But it isn't lighted" resumed the exaspera
ted Mayor
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uf7liow 70 kEEp PooH.-Bly two glas
scs OF ale every day, at live cents each, a.
mounting IN one year to thirty dollars and
nf'y cents; smoke three cigars one after each
meal, counting up IN the course of year to
fity-fonr dollars and seveniy-tivc cents--keop
a big dog, winch VIII consume IN year at
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anu 1--WE 'G'''--S',''''9,' 10 Ouy SIX oar
e'' VI 'io"'' 0"' """o' ~ o''s"e's o' coa'' one
"'''e' VI '"- ''' o'' sac" VI '""ee' e'ou coat
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NjSALwAYs HArpY-ALwAYs CnEERru1
why this constant, happy flow Of spirits ::
No secret, DOCTOR repied the mechanic. i
nave one oil '"e pest oil wives ana when 90
to work she always has kind word Of encour
arcmcnt for inc. and when | % home she meets
mo with 8 er,ira,,d y Lis onl 10
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i''uy anu sue "i' uo"e "'''! '''i'2S curing
the day to lease mr. ana cannot find 1t IN
nv heart to speak unhinl TO anyboly.' What
an Influence. then. b,,b woman over tho lo,r,
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Hneef'"' ""u pure e"''.''"S' speak gently,
then; happy smile and KIND worl Of greet
ing after the tolls Of the day are over. cost nr-
'''"s' anu 20 '"' 'o"''u' "'iN'"s i hoAe nap
ny and peaceful.
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"Co'1' Az H. '"'''sP""u'nt ol
the Ne" 1ofN Herald, says that there has been
quite rush at Concord, Of late, Of "secoud-
hand pilrrims.' me1uinr those who po in for
,bo s,,,aIIor .,,,,,,. anal.
'''',''' o'9'o'''-''"Se
oir'hs, post-oilccS, &C, Which afford s0'ary
Of $1,000 to $4,000 per annum. One young
aspirant for office. recently sent Gen. Pierce
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's,', S,% 40 tl,''', ,'''''I'""''' ny ms
D4s''''fP -" NV E,'O"u' p'ooaoIF 'nh'
he was good looking, ana therefore ought 10
be permitted to "comc in"
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" AIMEE ENTERPRISES. Among the suf-
ie"fS by the IRE at Cardcnas, Cuba, was tho
firm OF Sati'rd d Co., the members Of which
are Americans Of the true Yankee STAMP. Al
though they were heavy losers, two DAYS after
The IRE they asto2Ish'd the natives BY having