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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-19
LITERARY NOTES.

new weekly journal called The week
has inst been started in New York. 1t is
compilation from home and foreign journals.
A minor Paris monthly once asked M.Leon
Gozlan for story lie complied and when
he went to the cashier to draw the amount
due him he was told that counting lay lines
at % confines there was due him "A francs
and fiftv centimes. NJ. Gozlan, preferred TO
receive the round sum Of IS francs. 'And
the signature, - replied he. "Oh, monsieur,
we never nav for that" ''Then cut It OIL.
..No. indeed" but | say you shall. IL
is needless to add that the fifty centimes was
paid.
English journals announce that Mr.. Brown
inc has new poem, Of considerable length,
ready for the press.
Mrs. Charles seems to have peculiar 10
felicity at names. She is known as the au
thor Of the Sehoenberg- Gotta Series, and
SoLoen5erg has both syllables pronounced
wrong almost invariably. Whoever wants
her two volume duodecimo on Cromwell must
ask for the 'Draytons and Davenants ana
s.On Both Sides Of the Sea-" in which last
by the way, there is nothing about America
Charles Reade says he "writes for more
than one great nation, and more than one
generation, and cannot consent by artificial
Contraction to make himself smaller than the
journalists" Mr.. Reade, however, Is greatly
given to artificial expansion, and it's a poor
rule that doesn work both ways
The gem of the holidays is the Lazy A.
uanac for 1872. 1t is beautifully printed on
tinted paper. and illustrated with fine en-
cravings. 1t Is replete with poetry and prose
and useful household notes. A novel feature
of its pares is a Visit record, for keeping
record Of all calls and visits made or received
during the year. 1t is sold by book and news
dealers at the very low price OF fifty cents or
will be mailed, postpaid, by the publisher,
George A C0olridge office Of Old d Neic, 40
Washington street, Boston.
In reading the new Idyl Of Tennyson; me
Last Tournament, published IN harper $
Weekly and BY OsgoOd * Co, the wonder Is
that the poet did not include it among the
..Idyls of the King" in its proper place
There is, a. always in Tennyson splendid
word raintings-as when he describes how
Arthur with hundred spears
Rode far. till DER the illimitahle reed
Ana many a glancing plash and sallo"y Isle
Glared.-
and how. when the king blew the Red
Knights horn, the waterfowl flew up from
the marsh.
An ever upward-rushin- storm and cloud
OF shrek and plume
The sight of this fine Idyl, that nobody but
the poet knew of, encourages the hope that
there may be more Of the same sort yet to
come.
Don Michael Angelo Caetoni, the blind
Duke of Sermonte, can repeat Dante's works
from beginning to end, and lectures on them
to select circle in Rome.
Walt Whitman has nearly swamped the
new Kansas magazine with four pounds OF
manuscript under the title Of the Magic
Trumpeter."
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The St. Louis Times gives the following spec

The ST. Louis Times gives the following speci
men Of poetry. The writer evidently "mean
business, - and has "gone in on his nerve
stood upon the oceans hriny shore,
Aud with a fragile reed wrote
Upon the sand
agnes / love thee ~
The mad waves rolled By and blO.ted cut
The fair impression.
Frail reed cruel wave trlscherous sand
IN trust ye TO more;
But with giant hand I'll pluck
Prom Norway s frozen shore
Der tallest pine, ard dip It's top
Into the crater Of Vesuvius,
And upon the high and FURNISHED heavens
III write
"Agnls l love thee -
And | would like 10 see any
Doggonsd wave wash that cut.
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Young and lively william Wat
WORKED up STEADY from ,he freight
TIL he drove the night express,
Number eight.
Bius-sy ed. Light haired Fanny FarT
L0yelier than q palace car
She and william would DO coupled
Ere a year.
Happy william Ar, bat what'A
Grow out OF the whisky bottle
And q switchma1 Woe to the hand tha-s
At the throttle
Whistles two, they plungins, crasd5d-
Forty ton OF engine snashei-
Williams skull anu ribs, Of course. wsr3
Simply smashed.
Fanny pined away and died,
erass creeps DER them, side by side
william, who had done his duty,
AND his bride.
rdt, they say, through mist AID rain
BUSHES by phantom train
Forms are shining through the darkness
OF them twain.
Washington Capital.
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ASECDorE or DEAN Reconnaissance one
was telling me. the other day, new story
about the late Dean Richmond, who vas
known far and wide for his profanity and
gruhness of manner. Richmond was in New
York at the time. and my informant who
was then a boy working in printing oihee,
wished to get pass over the Central Rail
road With this purpose in view he
entered the Office where the magnate was,
fearing that he would be rudely rebufed
when he made his mission known. After a
moments hesitation be said falteringy
.Mr Richmond | belieye?'
..Yes; what do you want of NE
81 should like. sir, to get pass from Al
bany to Buffalo, rs can 90 up on the boat
for nothing
oOn what grounds do you ask Tor pass .
This with a rising and very rough voice.
son the ground, sir, that don't want to
pay my ia-e.
Richmond. without another word wrote
out 2 pass. and handed it to the applicant.
The boy took it, saying Thank YOU
thank YOU. Mr.. Richmond
you needn't thank me, youngstcr. I'm
id glad to accommodate YOU. gu are the
first person I've ever known. by G., to ask
for pass on the right grounds
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Medieal.
aalSS SAWYER'S SALVE.

Trpt- ,-or, have n salvc combining soothing and
, healing properties, with no dangerous - -
ie1- 4 remedy at hand for the many pains anu
aches wounds and bruises 10 which hesh j. nelI'
Is more easily applied than many other remedies,
never producing bad effect, but always retrieving
l. prepared BY Mss S45rye-, who has used II
T., her own extensive treatment Of the SICK lot
nearly twenty years, with great success. -.
The principal diseases for which tins salVesT -
or1nerded are ChiilGins, Hhetndt'1Hi ft'eS'
Scyo6lfr Oh Ulcers, Salt Rheun NTTdinF' bhris'
Fersr Sores. Fsl0Hs, Pimphs, hfysXtfd', ~
FBes Bar5sr's H-h Degfqsss, Bol'' E'Hg- iroTn.s'
1'Grus Bites of Insects, Cancers, I00thIche' EIi
qeIe Sore NIPPLES, EaiiHesS, Nroten BTeHsts'
Ten. Scald Head, TeshiHJ, t49[Is@ n4Ntsi
Sc1ifs cuts, bruises, Group tAcNtt A'F'' '4i'-
Ii never fails to cure Rheumatism IT. properly
applied. Rub IL on well with the hand tlI,e IN
n iav In several cases it has cured palsied hno-'
For Iseg il has been discovered % be sure rem
e1v Persons that have been afflicted Tor years
have been relieved by a few applcaiions- For Efy-
eirs1gs il works wonders aliaying the inflammation
a-,5 ouictiug the patient. For ChGppsd LiHps u
produces a cure Immediately. Let those win SH',
Rte1rq obtain this Salve, and apply lt freely ana
they will find IL invaluable. II i Coca IN casts "a
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Whit The best Salve ever invented for Nfo..el
Bre1st and Sore NlHIles. No way INJURIOUS ~ I.
fI,rc To afford relief. sore or Weak Eges-kuo i
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moss bv putting 30 the ears on "a piece OF cotton
For Fef0as this is superior o. amy iAiqe k4oNH,
For P,mGfs3 this acts like charm f9r bHIits
AMI S.4iJ7 apply the S1ivc at once and it gives
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dav.
Br-ez on Horses or Cattle this savt is Invaluable,
and has astonishing effect in curing scratches on
horses. This Sllve has worked ifs own way INTO
notoretv, and is safe and sure remedy Tor al inc
above ailments.
We. the undersigned, lave been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years. amt believe LeT 70 ue
a Christian lady and q shI.fal nurse, and having
used her saive in our flu.iie7, 10 gives us great
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To Him shst OveEc,meth-
p,l,os-wsudcrs- thr0uzh LIES MAKES,
roi ing upward in the night,
Seesins ii the vale of shadows
For TIE light
For the light, so SOW 10 breaking
From Gods giories et-to-Se;
Light to mako hopes besute1Gs phsnto-,s
Real 10 thee;
Travel worn. and wesried often
With the windinCs OF the road
That should lead thee straight aud ever
Up to God
Isthy heart o'srbo-u with iaborl
seems thy lot with joy unblest'
Seeking peace, dost tnOl iiud only
DreaT u1restl
Do thy sou 5 Oh -ef harp-strings jscgls
T. tie rude touch o; despair
While the maths nature taught ihee
slumoer therel
struggling up the slippery hill SIDE
Every onward step pain,
Uonbt NJ wha; upon the summit
Thol thslt gsin,-
know'st thou not tho knight is darkest
Just before the breaking day,
And the deepest shadows soonest
Melt away
Ey,ry cloud hath light before IL.
After pain comes sweet relief;
and faiths lairest h0Fers blossom
Gu; Of grief
lie the one good Father, c1retn
For the splrroWs as they iall,
.faar. Inae ives lie fgutHngfU
Over al.
VIII thou doubt Him, wilt thou oayl
Asthe diverse gifts He seeds
An tue future shan not prove him
lest ofniends
u. lravs hear, whore towards fslter,
BE thou trustlul, faithful, strong
Ard de lapsing days shall bring thee
Light ere long.
strsauiHs y ar the crystal threshold,
TO MAZE Cad tie lessenin- road,
TIL Gods angels from Thy shlu .ders
Lit tho Lad.
Then. ;hy le-wolk well completed,
staff ami "a lC els laid away,
Thou mayst scan tho paths tha; led ulee
into day.
Thou shalt marvel At tie BLINDNESS
Oi thy mortal eyes, O. see
How the Kind hand OF the Father
Guided Thee
AT the 70 .l1l -lt of t.y trial
Evcry TEN % tnJ SOUL
Shall sFali D. into suuliEh.
AZ the goal.
Learn, taea, each l18-lesson truly,
Heed ess Of tay humble lot
Not thy smallest WORK shall ever
Come b nO-ght.
Daily earn the king y title.
By dominion OF th5 self,
Eauruing pass on's Eilioc sccptlr
And it, peL.
study well 10 haar gnaincAins
Llsn q ssor1 and iser o.. PRIDE,
Keeping ever faiths keen f4chiGn
At thy side
So in strife thou shalt he victor
So the race thou'lt surely win
So through heavens high arch o. welcome
Enter in Boston T-aHscrll
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1aufhu & Gus advertisements.

- 81 fr.as s-o Cal, and - ce-llar-e s.-a. NJ Be-
MILLIONS Bear Testimony 10 their
WouderfuI Curative Effects
They are not q vile Fancy Drink Made oi foor
Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Ti,uor. docto-cI zpiceI and svcetened % please ie
f.ste called TONES Appetizer 'l.es,or'r' Sc.
Lad the tpplcr on 20 drunkenness and r ll- r'
.r,e Medicine made from the native Roots ana iier
-sr,fiforri. free from all Alcoholic >timu-
I,nt.. They are the GREAT BLOOD PIRl-
FIER and 4 LIFE GIVING PNiNtIfLE'
! r,erfect Hcnovafor and lntl-orl-lr OF inc 7i7--
rarrvingof all poisonous matter anu I-7-''' . ---
~. t,altlv condition No person can take these ,-
- ,-ror1r,- TO directions and remain Ions uH-e.
provided their bones are not ae5iflle ny -'-.
~ other means and the vital organs W---1i
leyond the point o.; repair
They are n Gentle Purgative ~ wen a- "
ronic. possessing also. the peculiar ner-' o.. -'-
IS powerful acelt iu relieving Congestion OF I--'-
nation o. the Liver. and obi the iseel-l 'i5''-
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS i1
ola. married or single, 20 the dawn Ok '- ~
the turn OF life. t.csc Tonic Hl--crs have no equal
For Iunnmmatory and Chronic Rheum"-
,Ism and Cont, Dy spcpsin or Indigestion.
uiIious Remittcut und Iufcrmittcut re-
vcrs- Diseases OF the Blood, Liver Kid
pevs and Bladder, those Buffers have been 7-
successful such Diseases arc caused aT Nitiuted
Rlood. which is generally prodgccIi y teraa-
OF the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION Heat
ache. Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Iisataa7i Of Gle
Chest. Dizziness. Sour Eruc;ations or t'a Stomach
Bad Taste In the Mouth. Bilious A-raczs Ft7.'1t1ae
the Heart Inaammatoa ot The Laass' Pain 900 The r-
eions Of the Rllnegs and hundred other l--i. 81
toms. are the oas7rinEs Of pys7e1sIa-
They luvi-o-ate the stomach and st'lia.a'e il' ton
Liver and Bowels. which render tren c. --.4l.-.-
efficacy ia cleansing the blood Of al i-lr'ies a1t
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neck of q bifurcated individual, gave him
hearty kiss "Golly, Missus ~ from the graft,
fed, but rather astonished negro waiter conVincea
the lady she had made mistake.
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Foa DISEASES or TIE THROAT ND LUSGsi
sUcH As CoUGHs, CeLDs, VHJorISG
CorG1. BR0ScHITls, ASTHMA,
AND CCSsUNFTI0s.

Probably never before in the whole history Of
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upon the confidence of mankind as THIS excellent
remedy ilr pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of ear and among most " the races % men
IL has risen HIGHER ana l-her TO their estimation,
As it has become better SHOWN Is uniform char-
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lungs and throat. have made 10 known rs reliable
protector against them. While adapted o. ml4der
forms OF disease and 90 young children, 10 IS al the
same tine the most cucctlll remedy tAdt can 20
given fer inc eut c0usu ptiou. ana the lausero Us
affections Of tie thrlit and lungs As a provision
against sudden attlcks % CRolr, i should be Kept
o. hand DO every family ard l1ee a5 all are 81 ne
times subject 90 colds and coughs all should be
provided " Oh this lrtl- otc for them.
Although settled CoSsUaFriQN lt thought .ncu--
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the patient restored o. sound health hy the CnFRRr
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No family should Re wifh-U. the CrErEY PEsro-
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9anfhp & Cos advertisements.

PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.
we desire to engage few more Agents to sell the
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Dec 27-fdkw4w o'
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young lady, thinking she heard her lovers
voice at the door, rushed into the obscurely-
lighted hall, and hinging her arms around the
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SIMPLE, DURABLE * RELIABLE.
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Inducements offered worthy the careful consider
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Send for circulars and sample sewing.
AGENTS WANTED Ia unoccupied territory.
X. J. BELLA i CO.. GEN'L ACTS.
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Sept 22-sdeod& w3n
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WANTED A few reliable energetic mon, to
w act as General Agents for the Hartford Life
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per cent comp pound interest on all premiums paid
which varies according to age, aud in no instance
exceeds p years. When the policy becomes self
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hen OF energy can build up a large and profitable
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No. } Bank Block, Rutland, Vt
Dec 25-Gltkwtf
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Srwjng yfl7rhlnes.
THE
WHEELER & WILSON
STILL AHEAD
100000 ~ USE TIC DAY.

way ARR So MANY SOLD
First-Beoausc they are the most durable Ma
chimes, havirg but soveu wearing places above the
table and these So constructed that if the Machines
ever get worn, they can be frightened with common
screw driver and your Machine will then be good
new. They will oltlast any two shuttle Ma
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second-Becausc it is Inc s.-llest running two
thread Machine
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Fourth-Becauso 10 ruus hster than any Lock
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Fifh-Havins fifteen less pieces than any Shuttle
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Seventh-li does the best work.
Eighth-It does rot need % be dripping in oil g.
run easy and Therefore pan is necessary to catch
the oil underneath as il Is indispensable with some
Of the Shuttle Machines la USE.
Ninth-Because it does not have fits but ia always
ready.
Tenth Il has Tho most appliances for doing yarl-
Gus kinds Of work, AMI in fact for reasons too
merous TO mention, they are the best Family Ma
chimes in use.
The great Public endorse the Naeeier & Wilson.
Samples and Circulars seut to any address.
sOLON n. ALLIS, Agent,
4l Church Street, Burlington, Vt.
Oct l3-dGwtf
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aeU advertisements.
BARRE ACADEN

FE'HE STRING TERM will open Feb. - l9'2-
/ Thirty-fve dollars will pay expenses T.
board anc room eleven weeks.
J S SPAULDING.
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prl,os-~sudcrt- through LIES MAKES,
roi iag upward in the night,
Seesius IA the vale Of shadows
For The light
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REV Mr.. LIVER AND HIS RuUALIsN.-Ihe
New York correspondent Of the Boston Journal
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VEE.rzO.Y'F hEFE

tlrn,rt Church
Dec. 4-c .Wtf
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But N. Tame is determined that we shall see
every thing that character.zss tho English itera-
ture and The English people. lie takes especial de-
gnt IN showing Us The grossr features These seem TO
nave haee very distinct impression on his mind
anu ne lasls,s upon our iasius a sniff at every
DUG MI. At The sane tine he makes a kind Of
Apoiogy III IT, IL seems ii is necessary. We pray
me reader 70 pardon Us for ben JohuSon's broad
ness II omit il, can not depict tae 9TH
century. Grant the sane indulgence 10 the histo--
ian a. 10 the aEatomistp