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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

MARTYRS TO THEIR OPISIoSs-The first
martyr to the esuse Of woman's rights Is Ras
Bahadoor Moroba Canoba, a Hindoo gentleman
Of Bombay, Judge Of the Small Cause Court,
and distinguished among bis people as z social
reformer. Not so many mouths ago the whole
world knew Of him as a progressive man. \
Brahnin Of the sacred caste, he deliberately
excommunicatel himself BY advocating the righ.
Of girls 70 an education and Of widows to marry
scaiu. lie not only preschei this d0otrine, but
practisel it for, beinC a wid0wer Wilh children,
he took to himself a wife from among the widows
The woman whom he induced to participate in
this breach Of the ancient Avs OF Brahminism
vas only twenty-five years Of age, while he was
over fifty but from al accounts their domestic
bliss was complete, and in due ums Bho0.ee-
baee, the wife, presented her husband with a
boy, named Hurry-bhao. OF course, ths whole
family were declared outcasts, although the
father and husband occupied one Of the highest
Cit-ia. Positions allowed a native AMI not only
ths but his Prosecutors induced his children BY
bis t-si marriage % bring suits Of most IN
natural and veZatiQus kind against their errinS
father The couple endured social in.ignities
and public persecution for some time, until at
last liie became too csuc. for them AMI one
morning those who came % draw water n the
broad mou,hed well in NGrobi's garden f0uni
his scarlet turhan on the parapet The bodies
Of husband AID wife were found below, cl4sped
in an embrace all bound lightly together with
the long ueck,'oth Of the Judge They had
folded their betclothes neatly, put of their slip
pers, suj taken the plunge together. driven 20
suicide for practical devotion 20 v5man's rights.
Their bodies were burned Ike pariahs, without
the sacred butter or the FIRE from the temple
but ought they not 90 be cl1on'zei1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

: RuG!oUsLy MAD FAMTIY-Kalamsz1o
Mich, is much excited over the doinas of g
family. consisting Of john Hesler, a VIE qnl
five children, who have all become m0aomauiacs
on The subject Of religion. They have lately
taken house in = remote part Of the yils-e and
when found their dwelling vas profgse.y 0raa-
meltel with crosses, to which they pail frequent
devotion Their chief Oh ect of devotion was.
however, poor, little, deiorned dsugh:er, vho
was plscel daily On the house-top, while al be
rest Of the family would kueel snl worship her
with various mystic ceremonies Occasionally
the whole party would proc.ed into the ijsceat
fields and pray aloud, interpreting thei' sup
plicati0us with fierce h1w,s After while The
family ceased TO work, c1rfnng their ac,gi,y
TO prayers and other corresponding exercises
It presently seemed az if he poor, deiniei pee
pie were on the point Of stsrgaton, snd their
charitable neighbors then Tesorted to various de-
vices to supply them with fool Finally it wss
resolved to arrest the father, Heises, and put
him in the asylum. He remained there for some
weeks. After a space lie rlss permitted 70 cone
and 90 to the institution at pleasure. In s lit
tie while he failed 10 return. At the same tine
the frenzy Of the whole family took a new phase.
and they refused to eat. II became evident that
they would soon all die Of starvation. and this
the village authorities properly determined 10
prevent Anticipating interference. Heisler,
barred his doors and windows, and, provided
with clubs and loaded guns, aNaite! the onset
An entrance was effected by force at last, and,
fortunately, without bloodshed. terrible pc
ture Of suffering was presented, The poor people
looking more like fAnshed beasts thar human
beings 1T FIRST they unanimously refused to
swallow :oOd but on repeated persuasons some
Of them consented to eat, provided whatever
was given them should be coasearated in the
name Of the Father, the Son, aa5 the Holy
Ghost Others persisted in refusal, and we're
made to take sus;enance by force. Il was
thought best to separate the family. The result,
SO Ear as heard Of, appears to have been favora
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" ant TIL | get lantern. and | will 90 tc
'He oarn with thee" he replied " then
/ pefhals thou wilt come in, and tell me how
inns happend. We will see what can be
/ done for thee
As soon as they were gone out. his wife
| prepared some hot coffee. and ulaeed MICS
and meat On the table. When they return
cd from the barn, she said. - Neirhb,r
smith, | thought some hot supper would be
I sood Tor thee. lie turned his back 10 her.
and did not speak. After leaning against
/ the fireplace in silence a few moments, he
sand IN chokod voice, '' Il is the fret time
/ ever stole anything, and | have felt very
Lao about 1t. am sure ! didn't once think
that l should ever come to what am. But
1 took 70 drinking, and to quarreling.
since began to 20 down Hill everybody
gives me kick. You are the frs. man
that has offered me a helping hand. Ny
VIE is sickly, and my children are starving.
You have sent them many a meal. God
bless You and yet ! stole the hides. But
tell You the truth, when 7 say it is the first
time 7 ever was thief
" Let It be the last, nv friend replied
W llliam Savery. The secret still remains
between ourselves Thou art still Young.
and 10 i5 in thy power to make up for lost
time. Promise me that thou wilt not
drink any Intoxicating liquor for q year, aad
and ! will employ thee tomorrow on good
wages. Thy little boy can pick up stones.
bat eat bi1 now, and drink some hot c1f
fee. Perhaps it viii keep thee from craving
anything stronger Tonight. Doubtless thou
wills find it hand to abstain al first; but keen
up brave heart, for the sake of .hy vie
and children. and it viii soon become easy.
When tAol hast need Of coffee. tell Mary.
and she viii always give iJ thee
The poor fellow tried 20 eat and drink. but
the food seemed 10 choke him After yainly
irving to compose bis feelings, DE bowed his
head on the table and wept Ike q child.
After awhile he ate and drank, and h,s
host parted with him for the night, with the
friendly words a. Try to DO well, John, end
thou wilt always fui d friend in me-" He
entered into bis employment The next day,
and remained with him many years, sober,
honest and faithful man. The secret of the
theft was kept between them; bu; after
Johns death, William Sayery sometimes
tlli the story. 20 show the power of that love
ir Ood ana man which the gospel Of Christ
inspires.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

How TO ARorsE A HEED GiUL.-oGe night
recently DR.. PEEK os 81. J0lnslury, anil bis wife
returned 10 their house after an evening sh9encc,
and found thsrlss vcs locked out by the servant
girl. who was sleeping so1udly in 'he arm chair
ani waitiug for their return. The Doctor rang,
rap3ed and ros-eI. anl the girl still slept The
D5ctor then took from his trunk q syringe load
Ell with cold water. dropped the window from
the tor and fred. The charge took effect in the
maids ear. She sighed, stretched, and drew
one hand ove- her ear and resumed her travels
in the and Of Ned. The Doctor, though sur
prised, was not temoraiizsd Here-'0sdsd, took
SURE aim AID fired long, drizring charge right
INFO the whole wound. Presently there arose upon
the midnight air one Of the most terrific, fright
fll screams ever heard in that locality The doc
tor dropped bis weapon. stuck his head into the
winloE ani begged the frightened maid 70 hush
Up before the police were aroused. IN due time
she sas quieted and the Doctor was admitted,
but he will never use syringe in such case
again unless he first notifies the neghbors -
Lyndon UHi0a.
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bic IN the case of the wife and two Of the child
ren. 1he man has since been tried before jury
On 'ae charge Of vagrancy, and sentenced to a
year IN the house OF correction. He is still Oh
sIinaie IN declining food, it IS said, but, accord
ing to local journal, g he must eat now, or %
to glory On an empty stomach"
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

AssgDorE OF FArHsE T,Y. E.-Il his CON
irritation 70 the last Tq5fprsfsnf Rev Gilbert
Haven says o. this grand ola Christian orator
AMI hGIlo-.st Tne best sli ssilest story toll
Of him Is almost the last one. A few days be-
fore he died, be wsnisrei about his room, ani
saw himself 10 the glass. Ihinkinz it was an
other man, be stopped and began 10 plead with
him 70 come 70 CHRIS. 'Od man. said be,
So come TO Jesus. You must lie soon come and
be ssvei noW 90 Aud So he pleaded withbim til
bis knees sunk pnier him The next day he
saw him sgain. aud azaiu began 10 plead with
him. telling him 50 You're old you can't live
long Cone % Christ" And, as he heard no
response from the other. be sank exhausted to
the floor, and saying to his atiendsnt '' Heis a
reprobate. lie W0n't come 20 Chris. he will
be lost ~ What ruliuE passion stroUg in
death vas that. all his lie for over fifty years
he bad begged men 10 come 10 Christ. He pleaded
ia this last moment with the ssmevarmeltreaty.
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4 Tennessee preacher. who, previous to our
civil war, religiousy believed in slavery left the
United States and emigrated to Brazil. prin-
cipally for the sake OF enjoying his convictions,
became n2turaizei ;here, sn1 some time after
lost all his property and Was bankrupt. In
accordance with the law OF Brazil, which provides
that bankrupt's offspring may be sold IN order
70 defrsy MS debts, bis two chiilren were put
I'd at suction and disposed of for twelve hundred
dollars. Reason failed 10 convince him that
slavery was an unspeaksble crime, retribation
has done reasons work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

REPLY VIII A MElyISG 20 IT.-One day,
LAST week, 3 j3o-wagoner in town. who hsd rather
more than he could 30 alone in rolling a ctsk Of
liquor INTO his wagon. asked passsr-3y &c lend
him hand. Now il So happened that the inii-
viduai called upon was reformed uebriaie, and
had suffered enough from the effects Of rum to
make him hste il 70 the very last day OF bis
life. lie replied. '' " hat , me help you losd
that stud Not |. ia ike 20 zee every drop in
town spilled into tire dock, ami then take part in
pitching all who would not stop selling it in
after il. Them's my sentiments On the hquo-
question, exactly and hope never to have sny
othar. - GLonca.Llr IIreIfiser
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19
ALL SORTS.

{ Father Of sll coTus-Pop corn.
Man most loobed up to-man in the neon.
Dispatch liae-The hangman's cord.
Rulod is to be hanged on Ascension lay.
Dyspepsia is call stuff
Maid Of moHey-A spinster heiress.
Drawing roon-Apartmeat Of dentist.
Better to lie without a will than against Il;
The grave Of Douglass is to be sold to psy
unpaid taxes
President Angel VIII be iuaugurated a, the
Michigan University ia June.
Be quick in resolving. aui hold AMI deter
mined Ia executing.
'NiaJn meiitations s'-Dress, balls, court
ships an3 matr-mory.
Greatest pain anuihilstor Boy who
smashed oG0 G.li5as.
When is a fish c-szy2 When it is in-seine
Man has since iisl who did this conunirum.
If yog are out ia q driving storm, don't at
tempt 20 hold the raiGs.
A Esw Yo-k u-lincr rides in siz thousand
dollar o=-iage.
Wha, difference mskas whether You put
ur. before o- SITTER a Iaan's name.
Clara Louise Kellogg has bought thirty
eight summer residences this Spring, and is still
at t.
4 consolation for the laliss-This world
s5Junl- IN n.m-periscti5us. Punch.
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''''' 81 Oh 'S '''e
'-
d "is-'1f.n msa --,siy Won bet OF $50 by
5atne .,'el'1.a nara boiled EGGS out L's doe
'5i l'- was 500.
Canadians complain that the census euumera-
tors have place iu tae returns for tie Cans
jaa nations y.' and so nut down all such
ai-e the head os ''Ir:sh
Iae Gr-. tnr5.l.u- nsohiua set uD in Him
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''Who's that gentleman. my little msn - was
asked Of an urchin. THAT one With the spike
tailed coat s'' Yes" Was the response.
'sWhy, he's breyet uncle Of mine ''How's
thstl'' was asked. Cause he's engaged to
my Aunt Mary -
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breath.
A clear. distinct ticking s0und occurred
at regular intervals Tor q minute and left
profound silence.
Monk raised his head.
lis -i-n 1t coming DEATH That's i1r
Ieter-- There it Is again!'
lhe strange sound, like a faint mHtalis
click repeated Itself several times.
D-n it don't D. Ike % hear the thing.
But there iclH bca sudden death
Time after time Monk heard at intervals
the same faint sound. like the ticking of
watch for a minute. and /. made his blood
run cold. lie found himself listeninr to it
with terror. and IN the Ing silence. always
srraIning bis ears to catch it. ALWAYS EXPECT
ing, dre8ding its repetition. until the thing
grew more horrible 10 lim thana night
mare. Sometimes be would f.l m0a d0ze.
and, wakening with a start. lear it. while
clll pcrsTiaoln broke in dc9Ts on ai5 fore
"et4-
10 gre" int1iera@-5. lie sNore DE would
--i 'li t-in- ana l-ii- DO, aut 90 n2cAeI iiin
I'D DIS search. Ihe sound seemed to come
i5LA i'e table, but when he stood beside the
-iole 10 tl,4-d so distinctly a- the |inaoW
'-11 ie ln luSli re could Irt ais Hnger GA
'le fi,'' nat wren he tlel 70, u lal
changed again, end sounded @- the head OF
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GENERAL NEW $.

( ~ EllA d \ y " y
Alta recent art sale in New York Rosa Bon.
hours" Highland Sheep sold fer $500.
lady horse-thief' has been convicted il
North Carolina. Another step in the woman
movement.
Mrs. Dean Richmond Of New York, has just
erected S2j 900 monument to the memory Of
her late husband.
Fruit is abundant in Florida Blsckbcriies,
Iaspberries, and st aWberries are selling at rel-
sonable prices
Twelve thousand dollars is what the yestry OF
Ch1is.'s Church, Fifth Avenue, New York, have
spproPriat1d for music the coming year.
Thirty-siz English sparrows, oolonizel on the
Capitol square year or two ago, at Richmond
now number between four and five hundFel,
The Comauche Indians are lisguste5 with the
employment Of oolored troops on the frontier
they are so difficult TO scalp.
The citizens Of Leomins.er. Mas, cleaned
cut saloon there the ether day, aad pitched TIE
rumsellcrs s entire stock in trade into anujiscent
pond.
The retail price Of milk has been reduced in
New York from ID 70 cents A quart The -s-
tail price Of butter is also rapidly falling
A cheerful uudertaEor in Chicago alyertises
90 mead and r,bsy sbr,. le. ,7arr,ntel I'M -irs
ssf.sf,c+i.l n, .bs -,os- ng-ii,ulsr =,
~..-.. -,, ot.
blacksmith shop al by themselves. They dress
~ ---o-N1' o'--1ine au' '1o1 70 A'I-- J"s1 as HeA
As Il man
Gov. Davis Las issued proclamation quacau-
lining ile whol" coast e- Texas after May 10
/ against vessels from Southern ports.
An Ohio woman was So auisbls az breakfast
/ the other day That her husband t-.k the coffee
/ 20 chemist for qnq'vs-s
st-,. ga. o....-.,-- -.-.f. t..-.. .r-..,.1.--
;....,.-i p..ii.l, t.' ,,--
w y -l''' '-a -''i -'9"
Toe L9ndon -ll.et ete-m 'linEs ;ne taxation
/ report OF Dir. David A. Wells has 'p-7yeI hav-
/ ne With lle fan;.as ot The American Protection
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

People should never interpret msxims too
literally. To - speed the parting guest y 1t is
not necessary to kick him down stairs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

4 Thief ia Either Eye.
! prithse send ne back my heart,
since ] cannot have thine:
For f from yours you viii not part,
Why, then, should'st thou have minei
Yet now think ont, let II lie,
To find, il we're 10 vain
For thou'st a thief in either oye.
Would steal il back again
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19
Skraps oY PhUn.

Il = hole made ia a wall by cannon ball is
called bresch, would u5t two such holes msze
pair Of -g
The choir sung Come. ye disconso.ste," q. a
recent wedding IN Lafayette Ind.
Railroads have no Affection, yc. tley ought
al to have strong ties
a Western eli,or reports money 'o..se, bat
no, clcse enough to be reached
There is a town in Maine, where the wiud
blows 50 hard that tie people dare not rass
children except IN sheltered localities
People who are always fsAing fo- o7u 3liments
DO net need very long iiaes. They vii sc, their
best bites in shallow water
Az editor, speaking Of a rogue, says The
rascal has broken every bank aad jail AMI Sab
bath we have hal IL this country iar tl4 ias, five
years.
Texas has new -ame -ols holds q revolver
the other holds The csr1s. shortly after The
game begins a coroner holds an inquest
A Troy Datchnan, in trying 70 reach the
ferry-boat, ieil in'o the water. lis f7st ezcA-
nation, Oh being haulel 0u. E.s, s. 'Niae GJtt,
lets Asvs pridge '
LIFE young msn, rs onis
slippery plecQ 1- ce
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hu, precisely the same cs4yerstt.ou occurred st
the second store. tr.ai tb.ri, quite large
esahiishmsrt standing ,a o corner. lcat hy 81
Christian Csai pr.ra.. TO advertise h.n nawl
of tle Mosaic u-la oi A!osss-si.ses IS Sons II
,l-'. i-ei Aa'' 4i''e I'D assortment 10 ihe up
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19
We quoted some Of Leigh Hunts Tribute 10
May, the other day. But there was more Of it.
and an worth rcaiinr. 50 we quite sgsin;

We quoted some Of Leigh Hunts Tribute Il
Nay. the other day. But there was more Of it
aad all worth resiinr. 50 We quite sgsin
.r.r. thou month Of r1s- hsaa:y
Naatf waer pic .sare IS 2 dlIy
% a.l af tllid. th-tr .l- tI. kiaa
Bosom ri Do. and breath civ no;
ff.art ,i bees. a1 mo o. OF l1Fc'st
N.ltL ui s-og-laaea l.Wesss
Month ui litte Aauis wl-l daisies.
b. .rer-' l0Fl, ard poets praises
% talu merry moltli complies
MIt- tlI very raHe is sweet!
bay was mad i1 o-Qen times,
Aud Is still ln Scottish rhymes;
Mays the blooming hawthorn b1uzhs
Nays tha month that's laughing now.
iuo sooner write tho word,
Than IL seems as though il heard,
ana looks Up aut Iau-hs at me-
Like a sweet face. rcsily--
Like au actual color bright,
Pushing from The pauer'- white
Like bride tha- Know her power.
Startled iE q sumner bower.
Tltlc rains that 5ou7 wrong.
Como to'keep the winter long,
And deny us thy sweet looks
3 cam love thee, sweet. 10 hooss,
Love thee the poets pages,
Where they Keep thee green for ages
E.se ans read thee ls "a lover
Reacts a.s .llF's ette7s over,
breathing n-05su ou the arr
r-ich l4 u--el tlose thlt part
There IS May -n books forever.
.ay wi ulr. from suel--r -eye-.
Iu fiIt-Hl. May 's .l nflHg
HisE la NH2uu.er. IaHf| i-Hus l- tf
NsN'sII a.l lls ltH iHu H..ss
e h.l "a ana D.. era
Where She &. cops VIia rs tI- .- -A- ~-'-7'
ir l4rH tlle. -aHr
And VII. r-s als dress -i
hi-- o. draper. t.A -i'.
r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

spoiled cbill-The one that played with
the kerosene csn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

horse nipped the cheek Of little colored
boy named Green, on Franklin square, on Mon
dsy.-BHdgef.
Ell Ia brute - Who don't sbuse the poor
mig l-Baaaer.
The brute only eat oae, this time, it seems
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

The new style OF ladies' hats are very beauti
ful. They resemble pen wiper with fringe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

Epftnph on a tOIuettos
Here lies one who lived and died,
And left the world unsatisfed;
Like, yet unlike. the valiant Greek,
OfVh1m the ancient am ais speak.
She conquered eve-ywt ere and then
y Eled iur new Wcrlds9 Oh nO-neT menf
ftar above there "a no flirting.
What cie she ind az all diverti1g,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

\ humorous story is tod of two prominent
members Of the House Of Representatives. when
the onslaught on slavery first begsn to assume
formidable proportions in Congress, Joshua K
Giddings 0t Ohio and Johu Snyder Of Penusyl-
former an abolition leader, occupied one Of
the double desks then in use. During the ab-
sence Of his associate, Snyder had a board par
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-09-20

T lmparts tone and vIgor to the Uteru
Land gives renewed Vitality to the whole
system. 1t is peculiarly adopted to the fol-
lowing affections Painful Menstrual dis
charges, Suppression of the Menses, Profuse
Menstruation, Leucorrhea or " hites, Ul-
cerated Uterus, &c.
DIR. j. King, of Cincinnati. anthor Of
Woman: Her Diseases and their
Treatment" says-"The most important
means to produce health among.females is
to strengthen and i~nvigorate the reproduc-
tive organs. This medicine appears to ex-
ert a specific influence upon the Uterus. 1t
Is a valuable agent in all arrangements of
the Female Reproductive Organs.
d Conant, of Worcester, Mass, says
Il nse it in nty practice. 1t will in nearly
every case prevent three-fourths of the suf-
ferlng to Which many females are liable.
DR.. ). d. Young, Of Boston, Mass, says
Il fully concur with DR.. Conant in his re-
concentration.
DR.. Willard c. George, formerly Profess
sor in the Worcester Medical College, and
of the Eclectic Medical Society,
Massachusetts,, says II regard it as Que of
the best medicines for Female Complaints
that can be found"
DIR. E Smith, President of the New-York
Association of Botanic Physicians, says
mo Female, if in delicate health. should
omit the use of this valuable Cordial.
Price. 81, or six bottles for SIS. Igs=If
your Druggist. Will not supply yon, send
orders by mail to John D. Park. Whole
sale Agent, Cincinnati. Ohio. Prepared at
the NEW-ENGLAND BOTANIC De
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