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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

SWIMMING APPARATUs.-A French inventor
has patented an apparatus for swimmers.
For the hands be has large membranous
fin, which is held in its place by loops pass
ing over the fingers and strap around the
wrist. The surface presented to the water
by these fms is so large as to add greatly to
to the effectiveness of the strokes OF the arm,
but not so large as to exhaust the muscular
power. Their effect is to reduce very much
the effort required to swim without them.
But the greatest ingenuity is displayed in
the form and fitness of the fins for the legs,
which are attached to the ankles, and are so
formed that they act upon the water, both in
the movement of bringing the legs together
and throwing them back They act 50 finely
in threading water as swimmers call it,
that one can really walk, if not on the water
at least in it. The difference between swim
ing with this apparatus and without it, is
very much IKE the difference between rowing
a boat with the handle and the blade Of an
oar. The old swimmer has no trouble in
using the fins at hrst trial, and Is surprised
to find with what ease he can swim without
exhaustion lie easily swims twice as fast
with the apparatus as without it, and he
can sustain himself for hours upon the water,
OF swim miles with it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

Ever and ever the world goes round,
Bearing its burdens and crosses
Ever and ever the years roll on,
With their tides Of sorr0ws and Losses,
Ever and ever the book Of life
Bears upon its pages
The weary, weary lay OF the heart,
sung through all the ages.
Ever and ever with outstretched hands
We grasp Tor golden morrow
Ever and ever the biilews Of time
Are freishted with bitter sorrow.
Ever and ever the lips smile on,
That the world may walk in blindness
Little they know Of the hearts wild woe,
When the face looks but with kindness.
Ever and ever the shadows fall,
Over the golden MOSES;
Ever giesm from Paradise,
Lighiens our cares and crussCs.
Ever aud ever The morning dasns,
On houes that sro breathed IN giadn-s7
Ever and ever the night h.in-s IA,
Its tide Of bitter sadness
Ever and ever the eye OF God
Losklt,oth uuOn us with pity
And ever the light ia shown to u,
Th-t cleans from the 6oiccl City.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20
Beautiful Woman |!

HAGANs nAc>oLIA BALM eryss so lns Co.'S
rlrxicy las rnsusrs> OF YourH.
ha-au'. Magnolia Balm oyer,onos The flashed
atpsara5ea saas-l by heat, gao aIl exc t'rusut.
It makes 'ls Lady ,rfo,ty appear but twenty and
8. natural and Ieriest that1o person ear detect its
arpl'sau n ~ is use the rou-hest .sin Il "a &c
to rival the pu'e texture youthful beauty.
Itrcuovc, iolncss, blotehes, and plmples Itoon-
;ains nothing TIA, will inIare the skin IN tic least.
Magnolia calm is ussd by all fashionable ladies' in
New York, Loajan ana Paris. Ieo.ts only . cents
per Bottle, AMI Is sliJ by al Druggists aud Ter
fcncrs.
40 D -Itey3E
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

C Tichout, Essex, rag oarpeting. 2 90 Miss
Ellen NJ White, Essex, flannel sheet, 30; Phebe
Lsbonts, Essex Junction. quilt. 90; Mrs A
Thompson, Easex, coll. hand work, 90 X
Russell, Es,ex Junction, rpecimen drawing, y 90;
Mira } K Warner, Essex, rugs, 2 90; Mrs
A L Rood, Essex, 8 rugs. l 90; Mrs. A J Cha,e,
winooski, braided rug, l 90; Miss II z Rogers,
winoofki, braided rug. 90; Miss Ella Chase,
winooski, wax cross, 90; Mrs d E Slater,
Essex. chemi.e, 90; Mrs J E Smith, So. Buri-
ington, bed quilt, l 90; Mrs c W Wilder, Essex
junction coll hand work 2 90; Mrs II Tracy,
Essex. blankets. 90; Mi,s LOWE Burke,
Jagged 10 years), Wil,ton, bed quilt, 90; Mrs
L Il Place, Essex Junction, rag carpet, %;
Dan B Griffin, Essex. bed quilt. 90; stells
BJumsn, Essex Junction, bed quilt, 90; Sus an
NJ NJ Reynolds, Euex, hair wreath. l 90;
Eva Weed. Wexford, tstting collar, 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20
NAEUFACTUEEs.

Geo W Beckgil5, Burlington, Green MjuL-
tain Soluble SGperph0sphate, So 90. Ripley
a iIolton. Burlington, csSe OF plated ware, 90.
D Quinn. Milio0. prteut milk pan, 90
johnson. Milton. case neliciner, 90. NJ
Allt, Burlington, Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Machine, Jet premium, 4 90; c II Brown, Bur
lington, Weed Family Favorite Sewing Machine.
% premium, 8 90; J A Eldredge, Burlington,
Grover and Ba .er Sewing Machine, Sd premium,
500 AR s. G NJ Duncan, Wnooski, two two
seated wagons, 8 90. A R & G NJ Duncan, Win
ooski, one two-horse wagon, 8 90. Irs lI,ss,
Underhil, El~aris' Slp-PsD Litter, %. r
Patrick & Sons. liinesbGrgh, ploTs, Is. pre-
ums, 4 90; X | Pie:son, Burlington, second
premium, 3 90. R Patrick s. oons, llinesburgh,
scraper, 90. Ripley Sons, Darlington, cement
pipe, dipoms or 90. S II MEcomber, West
ford, moving machine, lat premium, 90; A
Brownell, Essex Junction, 81 premium, 90,
Whitconb & Day, Usderhill, 2 premium, 90;
Geo Browneil, Wilston, 4th premium, 90.
A c Ballard, Winooski, folding table, l 90. J G
Ross, Underhill, patent thiil coupling, 90;
Lucas s. Son, Burlington, specimens glass. 8 90
L Burke, Willitton, horse shoes. 8 90. IL
Place & Co., Essex junction, Msnsard cook
stove, st premium, 90; Il II Plsce & Co..
Essex junction, Daunileis. 81 premium, 90;
r II Place & Co., Es;ex Junction, New World,
so. NJ | Fishgr, Burlington, patent pruning
knives, 90. Charles Liduc, Milton, apple
corer, so. S a Brownell, Essex Junction, pat
ent horse-poke, 90. A iool. Winooski,
medicine, 2 90. Essex Glove Co, Essex juno
ton. case gloves, 4 90. H A Buzrell, ST. Johns
bury, krysolite polish and knife cleaner. 200.
NJ Bradley, EsIex Junction, patent wagon
eyener. dip. snd . 90. Walker Bros. Burliug-
ton, marble work, 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

- FLFTCGER's GRIST AND FIGURING MILL
=. and dwelling House new and in good repair.
= lso. Wood Lot near by. Also small Farm vi Ia
god buildings can be bought lew. Inquire Of
) FLETCHER,
At the mil.
l.l-.slr--l - An. l.i-wrK
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20
1eU Advertisements.
GREEN MOUNTAIN ACADEMY.

UNDERHILL CENTRE. VT.
rs'HIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN on MONDAY
! Sort lGlh. under the charge Of Sir. ani Ms
ESQ. II Bliss
F0- Cir.uIrs or further Information. apply d
MARTIN WlRES
Chairman Executive Committee
Ull1rli Contro, Vt, Aus. 26, l-72.
Aus lJ-v {
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that application
~ will be made 10 the next Session Of the Legs
iature Of Vermont, for Charter for Railroad
from some point In the town OF Essex, runnilg
therce throug IN such towns as may be necessary to
a point on Lake Champlain, in the City Of Buriing
ton or In the vicinity Of said city. Also, 70 amend
the Charter Of the Northern Vermont and Lake
Champlain Railroad Company. so that said road
may be built to Lake Champlain from its present
western terminses IN Essex.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

Dc. Z. S. FLINT ( CO., 9s5e5.--.-l,
PEOFTBENCEs u. 4
Sold at Wholesale by HEyCY e Co., 2 --
and at retail By r. B. STEsETs q Co. 2. ". -.a
RiTr. VINCENT Z TATr, Il. ID. . .-rs i-r-'a-..
Nav "a d wc-7
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

EURTHER NOTICE is hereby given that appli-
Il cation will also be made 10 the Legislature TO
extend the above named Horse Car Railroad. into
the town Of llneshrrgh. in addition 70 the poirts
above spe,ihe' Aug 30-v3s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN that application VIII be
l made at the next session Of the General Assem-
by Of the State Of Vermont. for charter fer a
narrow gauge Railroad connecting AT or near Essex
JUNCTION, AID running southeriy through the towns
Of Hiuistou, St. George and HineshuTgh, in Chit
tenden County, Monitor, Bristol, East VI ddlebrry,
Sal sbury ard Leicester IN Addison County, and
Brandon Ptisord and Rutland, in Ruilaad County,
terminating az Rutland.
Sept 4-K3t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

A Standard Preparation, endorsed h5 i-- p
reliable Physicians. and Us l--nas
power attested b. thousan-s who llg1 - e.
IL Is 8 sure, quick remedy Or cl diseases
Urinary Organs existing "a mails 90 ;l-ll-e
uoA o. inflammation Of tbs hl-ueys a-i a-..
CLOUDY Urine. Nucus and lrgal-r-1-s l-.
from urethTa, Retention " iccolt r2a''
Chronic Catarrh Of Bladder, an1 all t-- - ---'
dies Of the Urino-Gonital ORGANS. .
For sale by al prc4-s 8 su5 dealers r
everywhere. t1v -~i
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Esuiidcgs and State ECJEcEs.
AIso. wsotzsAiz De.tgas Is
X 90 FIN q = I. a + Z.
Corner Maple ana C-a-- .,aia sis.

Having as1 many years experience az Builde-s
and skaters, aui being familiar with the different
kinds Of Roofing We feel confident Of being able to
do wors {, the perfect satisfaction Of Cur customers
We have opcnel SLATE YARD. whore We
shall keep lars' tock Of Slate frcm different guar
ries. embracing al the best sizes, qualities and
clloFs We employ only the best worimen and
give cur personu. supervision 20 all wo-k.
As Carpenior AID Builders We have had a large
expsrilca Ga every vat,s:y o. work, and shall not
hesitate % make contracts fr hu-dius ai.e- shy
stJ lo Of architecture.
Orders o- inquiries, by Ha.l o. i5 i-- q, solicited
Au-l -slt1vtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

Tlrgagi Tir.,ir can 70 obtained N loar1 O..
Steamers and a. the Geaoral oia-e, west side Of
City PARK.
Passengers sad Baggage Transferred between
Cars AM Boats. Zee e. c-a-ss.
4 L ISiihN,
Bar.iastoa. sia, p. l572-dtva zen supt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

Church St, opposite Howard National Tank
by our celebrated Stock Company, eonnsnein1s IN
meiiatelv, and containing until further notes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20
STaLLIO
-oF TIE-
Vermont Horse e;0ck go,
-fs-a

-fs1e-
The fl!ouIag Stations viii be allowed TO serve
a Iliited number OF Marts, besides those belonging
to the Company, the presesf season, at the STOCK
Farm.
Yorkshire Lexinzton, at Twenty ays Dollars.
Claybrino. AZ Fifty Dollars.
Woodburn Pilot, me Hundred Dol'ars
Waikiki Chez, one Hunired Dollars.
Terms Cssh before removal cf Mare. Mares
not proving Ia Zeal can he returned uext season free
Of charge.
Pasturng One Dollar PEI wesb or e Kept by the
year One Hundred Dollars Esc1pes and accidents
Of all kinds must be AZ owners fi-k.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
B.T-l6 hands. follel ls5q, by Lexington.
LIST Dam, Hymcala, by nPor.ed Yorkshire.
"a " Little Peggy, By Cripple he hv Ne ioc.
81 q" Peggy Stewart, by Cooks whip
4th " Hary Bedford, by Duke Of Bedford.
5th - Imported Spectator.
9Th ' Col. llolm5s arc Dtvii Mare. By in-
ported Dare DSvu.
This hose is a fan brother Co Aasel." a1d
" Edinghoro,n and half brother 30 " Vlrgi and
Virgil" by Nsntal.
CLATBIINo.
BLAck-l6 hands, foaled 1876. got BY Rolf's MAN
hrinO Pilot, (who has plb.ic record % 80 by
Mambrino Cniel, (-aty T.orn's eire) Dam aiollie
Harrison, got by Cassias NJ. Clay, (who has q
Clay, public rccori ~ by Andrew Jackson. BY
- Bashaw, hy Imported GRAFT bashaw.
wOODBURN PILOT.
BLAcS-i6 hands, foalod iS6j, got by x. !. Alex
ander's Pilot IT,; he by Pacing Pilot, ont ct Nancy
Pope, by Havoc he ty Sir Charles %. Dam
Nancy Taylor by Imported Alfred. lst, Dam by
Mamhrino Chief, Sire o. Lady Thorn u, Dam,
fast trotting mare by a fast pacing hoTss owned
Ia Indiana, called Red Fox. Mooiburn Pilot
drew a Wagon when Eve years Old full mile Qn
p7ivate,) in 2.37.
C. T. PREDMORE, Supt.
Ii. n. NEWELL, Soc'y.
April 2o-wu Shelhurn, T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

PaoGRAMME-PARr FIRSF.
1. GRAND OVERTURE, Cfrom the Opera o. sh5e.ess
Anue,) = - - -.
. SaOE-H Hoax SOLO, MOns. and PIE stepandletells
A ClspRRgLLA or slippers to sell, company
4 RrcITATIVE-Thc Pedestrians Lament
CHORUS.
Uow.ing bowling. shall complain;
Like one who seeks ior boots IN vain
Not long, not long, for you can hnl'
That II. A. MOONEY keeps every kinu
PART sEcOSD.
L NARY-A-RIP TOLKA,- Com tin1
2 ANrI-PAsrKBoARD DUET, (Solo Leather So gil
teri. nuns ts.-a
SONG-SCOw Storm ..---t tOl sSt,-i
4. PAnODN,.--. ...--..--.Je hi'-S S'if
Father dear f.thcr, come homo with me now,
NV shoes are all cut at the toe,
You promised to shoe me and Johnny vow
And you should DO as You promised you AA'"'
s. CRtsD Entree Of the shoeless Brigade, o., ,
' Dead March in Saul0
& METANoRPHOsIs and Tableaux, in Whlch INC
whole Brigade will appear happy IN flne anu
Coarse Boos and Shoes, Balmorals. scoltlsh
Balmoretts Sutton Polish, Congress oAiters'
etc, etc.
:. RECEPTION CT GEEEsBAcEs,-- ------.. COMPANY
To conclude with the highly pleasing s-A soul
satisfying farce O.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20
rpr.a url. E.P. Reed, Concert. 3. IL.

T.
Twas afflicted for several years with 1870,
oftbs Heart attended with eizt mes anu = ~
incrsasin- debility. For more tha1 two e y t.q.t
s1biect 10 severe dsrtinE pains thrauzA t's ~
followed hy a sense uf sulccatiua all Sod
breathing threatening instant dcala Ill-..7 IN
months was unable % lie down. nul y. l-,'l d
sit bolstsred up in bod, or in my char ~
night When asleep the motion Of tAe ne res.
often stop, causing me 10 wake suddenly 49, ~
distress, aad preventing me i-0m zetlilf
rest. -....r r..
was very much reduced il lesh an -, I'D
and had given up all hopes Of peIn3ne-l.t-
when was induced by a frieud 20 Try tle s IL
the HEART REGULATOR by inc W u. - f-
bottles, was restored 70 my usual he1lll -.
the last ten years have suffered no severe @ IN al
cheerrnlly and greatfnlly recommend ~ U.s.
MRS. T. P. hn-''
Do rot dcspair, however difficult your - ,--li
annear bnt Give the HEART REGULATORS !, Y -
Ii has cured many very far adyanced' anu
doubtedly cure all Of Heart Disease.
VINCENT 4 TAFT
Burliugt5n-
Dec. 2-wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

From joshua T. ke1.ti-. tcne-s-- ~. d..
Nv wife was troubled with water about lle "' e.
and could get no relief from any Inys.t'1l.
was also troubled With srcat 1e-you.nais O.,
intervals, arising from iolS tT02 and as
Obtained great relief Tho use Of the "a IeaIi .e-
istor ave LEI immediate reiet rgin an saA 81!
tho spirits, and she would rot re ~il-.-- '' -- o.
time -s .t.. rr.,rf q. Ia
she z,u'i erltelu'ly recommend ne near ~
1,ta- - an, me troubled with the Heart 4.
- advice them 20 Try il az q safe ard cgT;fI
edy. --i'N -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

Sfwelrp.
SOLID FINE GOLD BRACELETS.
Ar
~ SO s35 $50 and lower. Sets Of Ear Drops with
Pins. siOO SIS, SO, sJ5 81 and lower. Watches,
u. 500. So, s75, SO 50, 80, and lower
Silver watches, from so down. Gun
Buttons, SIS, s2, so, s. and down.
A New stock Of Solid Silver
Goods very fine stOok uf
Tea Sets, and all klrds
Of Plated foods.
Barometers, Thermometers, CompRsses, Field and
Opera Classes, Magnets. Whistles, Cartridge
aad full stock Of best quality Of Gold
Plated Bracelets that will wear hand
somely. full STOCK q Lazarus
and Morris Spectaces Eye or
Nose Glasses, In gold and steel
.O,i Stand Church ST." !. Z. BRINsGAin.
Aug S-dtNti
sKsI.LFUL HNTCHAIAHER
HAVE occurred the set,isea oi.-very fac l.ah-
1 -nakor,
HERMAN HoCHVv EBER,
Lately tom Europe he having had experience Ia
swit-orlaad IN ths maaufzctufe o. watches,
sad alao brings hls diploma as
= Finished sEf1f6i,n; GhGE
AND REPAILER,
Unteistsa ding the dneult md intricate work per
i.iains to he business. alt Is ~ ia- the NOT
sknlfrl workman have employed.
c. v. wINGATE
Dee. t2-ikwtf ia Church St.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

Is a sure cure sor HEART DISEASED -.- .'.-'
including RHguHtTIss, PsLrrArleN U.s.
CATION, water about the Heart. Trauh.. i.
and about the Heat sinking feeling, lh-'-.t
Breathing, &c,
We can bring positive pro. ,fwhl- We as
as proof OF 10, We annex tlc ,esiil'la-
below.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20
CATTLE. OMEN AND srErRs

Yoke Oxen years and over, lst, D c Lima
ley, Willis;o1, So 90; u, c W Brownell, vii
linton, CO.; Sd, Ors,n Goodrich, Richmond,
90 Steers years old, lst. L Brigham, Essex,
4 co. Steers years old, lat, 0rlon Goodrich,
90. Yesring Steors, LIST, L Brigham, Essex
90; "a. Asa Brigham, Essex, 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

lat A Drew, Burlington, 4 year OLD eeding,
So; 1st J \ Gates, Essex, year cid FLY, 3 90;
u II Booth. Jericho, year Old colt, 90; 81
C " Browuell. Willistoa. 3 year old colt, 90;
LIST Gerse Bate, Williston, year old colt,
8 co.; Pad W Brownell, > year old colt. %;
lat 5 c Cutting, Burlington, year old colt,
Q m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20
Premiums
AWARDED BIZ THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Ct
cuIrTEsDES COUNTY, SEPTEMBER u 1877.

Matched p.ir, lat " Shiland. Essex, SO;
Pad Geo Brown. Jericho. 3 90; 81 Geo A
Hs=ley, Essex. 8 co Single horses, Let lsEae
d Alger, williston. 90; BAD V Noyes, Bur-
lingtoa, 8; 81 E Carleton, Jericho,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-01
Four Millions of IpyaIids.

At the lowest computation there never less than
four millions of nvalids in the United States. OF this
number probably more than three.hfths have neg
ected the ordinary precautions necessary for the pre-
servaton of health and suffering the punishment
due to their careessness If the multtudes who are
now afflicted with biliousness, Indigestion, rheuma-
tism intermittent foyer, irregularities of the bowels.
general debility nervous disorders &C.. had at the
very first symptoms of indisposition, invigorated,
regulated and purified their systems with Hosetters
stomach Bitters. two-thirds of them would at this
moment be performing the active duties of life, unan-
noyed by any ailment Of the body or the mind
This assertion is made advisedy. 1t is founded on
experience and Is borne out by the testimony of a
countless host Of witnesses whose attestatons
almost every variety of disease, and extend over a
period of about twenty years. OF every thousand
persons who take the Bitters, preventive of the
complaints above enumerated. seven-eighths escape
them entirely and of thousand who actually
attacked, and use the great Vegetable Tonic as a
remedy three-fourths radically cured. These are
not hap hazard assertions but statistical facts. They
are based upon tho results of inquiries made by more
than fifty thousand persons in various parts Of the
country and upon the letters Of prominent citizens OF
every State. II might almost be said Of every county
in the Union.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-01
condition of the city, and soliciting
Congressional aid.


Congressional aid.
The Dundee (Ill.) Weekly, OF Feb. 3,
is a specimen Of the possibilities OF
American journalism. The entire sheet,
with the exception Of that portion
printed in Chicago, is draped In the
deepest mourning which can be eA'
pressed by the turning of rules, ana the
pages are ornamen ed with collins, grave.
stones, and other cheerful emblems OF
mortality. 1t contains the notice
'"Sudden death. Died in Dundee OIL
sheer starvation, on Tuesday, FEB. o, the
Dundee Weekly"
DoyN PIArr narrowly escaped being
murdered by ruffian in Washington
street.car on Monday evening. A negro,
named George McIntire, had been max.
ing himself very offensive toward several
passengers on the rear platform, and
when Mr.. Piatt left the car at Sixteenth
street, McIntire seized the iron handle
of the brake, and wrenching it from
its position, followed him to the side
walk and along the pavement for some
distance. just as the parties were clos
ing some gentlemen passing by inter
fered, and two policemen, fortunately
at that moment, after a severe
struggle took the negro into custody.
He was large, powerful man.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-01
VERIFY IT HATH No EQUAL.


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1T SAVED MY IIFE.'
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-01

The Hartford Evening Post say: "A
Canaanman hung himself, and jury of
neighbors was impanneled in accordance
with the requirements in the case. After
mature deliberation upon the evidence
adduced, one Of the number was asked
what conclusion he had reached, when
he frankly responded: %, there haint
the least mossel of doubt in my mind of
the critters guilt"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-01
BY BRET HARTK

BY BRET HARTK.
II Mr.. Jones. Lycurgus B..
Had one peculiar quality.
Twas his severe advocacy
OF conjugal fidelity.
His views OF heaven were very free;
His views of life were painfully
Ridiculous; but fervently
He dwelt on marriage sanctity.
He frequently went on spree
But in his widest revelry,
On this special subject he.
Betrayed no ambiguity.
And though mt times Lycurfrs d.
Did lay his hands net loyinS'
Upon his wife, the sspc.r,ntv
OF wedlock was his s""'
p,t Mrs Jones declined 10 see
fairs in the sanio iisnt dc ne'
Al auietly set decree
hhinuarScing her from Jones. l.. B..
And what dill Jones. Lycurgus B.,
with his known idiosyncracy
lie smiled-a bitter smile to sec
And drew the weapon of Bowie.
He did what Sickles did to Key
What Cole on Hiscock wrought, did he;
In fact, on persons twenty three
Heproved the marriage sanctity.
The counsellor who took the Zee,
The witness and the referee,
The judge who granted tne decree'
Died in that Wholesale butchery.
And then when Jones. Lycurgus B.,
Had wipeG .he weapon of Bowie,
Twelve jdrymen did instantly
Acauit and set Lycurgus free.