Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-23

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A hardware firm in New Haven has issued an
illustrated catslo-ue Of their productions which
cost $4,000 for 1900 copies. The engraving
alone cost 10000. anil the paper for the edition
Of the 1000 c7pies cost $4,000 before the type
touched IT, The book is a large 5000 page vol
ume, the pages fourteen by eighteen inches n
size
Mast il 90 Industrious worker, auI makes O.
good deal of money lie sss pad $3.50 for orc
cartoon some tine since which If the highest
price ever paid flr a similar piece Of w0-k. H.s
illustrations Of lllmpty DumPty and Of the Comic
Almanac slso proyei very profitable, sui bs has
lately been at work ON some sketches for an ell
ton of Dame Earops's School, the pamphlet
which proved 20 successfui in England
Hans Breimaun's New Book, entitled IIsns
Breitmann In Europe, and Other New Ballads. %
is in press ani will be published ia few days ty
7. E. Peterson IS Brothers, philsdelphis. Ii
contains Brsitmsnu's travels and experiences in
Paris, in Belgium, in Holland, in Germany, in
Italy, in Rome, where he interviews the Pone 4:
slso, Breitmsnu as a Tumpeier, etc L viii no
doubt prove go De more popular thsn HE cele5rs-
tel " Brafy.' IL vii be- Published in one vol
ume, On the finest tinted plate paper, with a
portrait Of Brei-mAuu On the cover, sui sold by
al Belkselars AZ segeuty-fye cents a COPY, or
copies of j, viii bl cent 90 any one. az once. 90
any place, postpaid, 90 receipt Of its price by
the Putl-hers
I'm euvious Chicago paper says that Bret
Hart IS about % publish a new poem called " The
Outlaw Of Cholers Gulch.' It will relate now
the outlaw, rude but benevolent msa. poisoneI
his henefeciCr, s1i carried Of his two daughters
for wives how be smate one Of those wives with
stick until she iuc0nsidersiely diei, and then
expended for whisky the money she hal left for
a cciiin how be disposed Of the other one to the
Pie-lns for plm1kir-cllor5i horse how be
exuucuis1ei That horse 5 eycs with DO, poker
bccuEe it got beaten in s race snd how he was
faslly caught up by an angel one SATURDAY after
noon and Translated 20 Heaven. where he received
3 crown % glory
The following epigrammatic scutenoes form
the opening passage of AZ article on Mr.. NIL IN
ia Che London Tia0 Mr. lill was born TO
excite hale sal iisspToint expectation. lie is
always gay end always ab0riive With never
falling freshness aud inezha stible Zood-nature.
be resume before esch audience his Oh position
d. the beginning Of All things, AMI marches Us
iriamphaatly up 70 g dead Wsll -
There IS Swedish workman employed in the
locomotive shops 70 Altoona. Pensylvauia. who
has written treatise upon the laws Of motion.
which boldly takes issue with Sir Isaac Newton E
theories 0f che action Of rTsyitstion The tras-
tee Of this auiac0ls thinker, whose name is
Charles HAiberr, ssserts the uou-ezisteucs Of
general attraction, and gives TO the celes,ial
bodies system of absolute stability. Hrs work
has been written with infinite labor, as he is not
suiicicutiy master Of English to express himself
in that language, nor has he means enough
20 employ translator. His little daughter.
who attends tie public school at Alto0na. assis:s
her father in putting his speculatons into Eng
lish The result, though necessarily crude and
imperfect, IS striking instance Of the power Of
true enthusiasm for knowledge over men who
toll fr their daily bread and would seem nstu-
rally not called TO take any interest in the
higher operations Of the intelligence