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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-10

The papers report the general Observance
Of New Year aay over the county IL
Wasain-tou the usual oiheia- calls were
mace. and The receptions ar reported o.,
having been ve- brilliant. Tna1 ~ the
White H0use commenced ar j O'Clock,
a- winch n1u- ths President. herallel ny
the strains or Hal g. the Chief. entered
me Blue Parlo-. accompanied hy Mr.
Grant. General am Air- Babc1ck. and
other. Mr.. Grant wore ares- o. pear.
gray silk wiki trimming Of darke- shade.
and Mis- Nellie Grant looked eHa-min-.v DO
q light green siik dr-s~
Tne reception ot zine DIPLOMAT Cops
TOOK place In due and usual iarl. Secretary
Pisa presenting them They wer headed
ny B-ac4u Bsy. the Dean a. INV Corps
MANY Of The diplomats wer- accompanied
1v -aiias % their iamiIe-- dressed elegantly.
while me costume of me gentlemen were
urillaur and after the fashion COL. rne.r Re-
specrIr- Courts Prominent lm1u- me
tnr1u- were >Ir Edward Thornton and Alr-
Thornton. Henri Howard Isl. and Mir
Lelere-. o. Austra Col. trevre of Penn
C1uut Corfu ot lmiF Dir hu-- Son
>clloze-. of Germany Aumir.l. Don .I0-a
Polo o. ba-uare ana >au1- Don LuI- dr.
P0teslal oi spain lrel. lfar.of. 0i Russia
tns Mar1ul- DE- N1aiAe- ana Nine -he
Marquis d. Nol.le-. l- France senior
Fl1res. OF Ecuad1- Air Mon. o Jauan.
with many other gentlemen lt distinction
in Glp-omaIir rank and their wIre~ Right
Hon Russell i7u-ner. rna British Claims
Commission. and -auy were received
among tn dIu-0matist- The various r--
preventative OF the Ca1ine- and Me-sr,.
B1urwe. bo1e~0r Be-kuap l0wau and
W il-Iaul- win the ladle- q Ihei- house
holds assisted - President aul Mr.
Grant n responding o. the c0urtesiss Of the
DIplomaue Corps The judge, ana officer
and officials o.. a. kind were received III
turn. The ofhcer- of me army ir their uui-
forms OF the new regulation made b. la-ling
appearing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-10

II 81. Louis last Sunday gentleman sit
ting II barber chair, while being hath
cred, observed the knight Of the razor
now and then throw some soap suds out Of
the mug upon the floor ana set MS foot IN
them. The barber explained = him that
there were lot Of little snakes in the mug.
and that they kept craving up on the
brush, whereupon the gentleman thought
ne would 20 ont and get morning paper
before being shaved, and ne went.
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DEAR b md the f0ll0wiurin the FREE
PREss Of Dec 81
Friends Of Mr. Bingham. vino pre-
tend T. SPEAK IRON certain knowledge.
say il j. nov determined T. appoint Nj
Bingham minister o. Mexico. There is DO
intention OF making change IL Italy. un-
les the Italian government should ASK the
recall Of Nj Marsh. winch action mas been
somewhat expected f1r quite time
There is no foundation i5r any of the
paragraphs going roEnd the pres about
NJ Marsh He's ua, I'll. bat is very vel.
De does nor desire u be relieved ct present.
There j. no' any intention Oh the part of
the President t. recall hin There j. 1st
any desire ou the part of the Italian govern
menr O. nave min reealle-
WIKI large knowledge of the value and
workings Of free Institutions and il-- sym
pathv with rne Italian nation d. is first
steps toward unity and liberty his eounse->
are sought for hv the Italians who look for
q larger pr0rress still And hiss character
ana accomplishment make hin the rea-. a-
De j, hv Longest service the formal head of
the corps dip.7u1l-ue IL lra.E
Aalr~
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TEKRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDEST-sErEEA1
PERSONS lNIUKED.-Friday afternoon O tram
bound north. on the Beaver Valley branch
Of the PiItsburg, Fort Navne d Chicago
railroad, struck broken raj near Moravia
about five miles south Of New Castle. Law
renee county. Pa, and the train. consisting
Of the baggage car and three coaches. was
thrown Of and down an enbankment. Two
Of the coaches were burned. taking fre
from the rear car, None Of the passengers
were burned OF killed, bur several were IL
irren
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tains Us IN the third but on this position
we must take our firm stand his time
was up. ! left him moving for new trial.
l unused. What q lesson the ice teaches
u. How easily Is humanity controlled by
cIrcumst1nce-and the attraction OF graTi-
latlon. What sermon might be based
got up and took the middle Of the street 10
prevent further accident.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-10

LLADNc LANGUAGE, oI THE WORLD "A
recent calculation relative e. the principal
European language shows the English is
spoken by 81. DOT. 900 of persons. biting
Great Britain and Ireland, North America
the Bernudas Jamaica. Cape of GOOD
Hope, Australia, Vi an Diemau Land. New
f0undiand and the Eas1 indies German
by - 900 600 IL their own country. swift
erland, -Ausrria, Hungary. Russia. North
and South America. Ia Plata. Australia
and me Easr Indies Spanish bv %. 600 r.
600, in SPAN, Cuba Mexico. The republics
Of South America Manila. etc. and the
French by 45.000,000 IN France. Belgium.
Switzerland. Canada, CAYENNE and North
America
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Lyons Kathairon.

BOZ PRESERVING AND BEAUTFYNG THE
HUMAN HAIR To PREVENT ITS FALLING
OFT AND TURNING GRAY.
a weil-preserved Head OF Hair. ia person o.
middle age. at once bespeaks refinement. elegance.
health and beauty. il nay truly be called woman.
lrowHln- Glory, while men are not nsensible t. It's
advantage And charms Few thing are more dis
zustins sau thin. trizzly. harsh. untamed liar
with head and coat covered WIKI dzna-uf VISIT
barber and you look and fee Ike new lan. This
is what LYONS KATHAIRON viii do all the
t'ue- The Charm which lies in well placed H2ir,
Glossy Curlz. Luzuriaus Tresses, ana Clean Head.
IS noticeable and irresistible
Sod by all Druggists and Country Stores.
Ne. 2--lie0sW
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tite wit ten-fold power, and be soon got up
and drained the bottle. This served him
fer time, but the appetite soon returned
and must be appeased, and TO do this he got
mp, and there being no more liquor, took
his picked toe back 10 bed with him and
sucked II Dr.
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Anufh of fhf SHAFT
BY EEFT HAITI

BY EETT HAITI
What ] want is NY husband, ST.
And Z you're s man. ST.
on u give me Al Rusuer-
Where Is my Joe
feuryhn. ST. Joe
NErn0vznEhIre
81 months agU
since We came ne-s
II Al. yuu Know
Vel. ] an uuiei
And sill
Bat ] Duzt stand here
Ana VII
flease-I'll be strong
!, You'll INST let ne sat
INSIDE o. tAat gate
TIL tle news CONES ai1l
Nezli Eence-
That Wa the c4use
Butcherv
ATe there 10 law
LaEs % protest sucA o. We
WeI-. theu
I Won 3 raIse ny voice
There men
wou'f make nc noise.
Ill = Fll l-s- lei = D.
-Four Oh 8 i1uf-dll be E1F-
saves and the G-her ones Ia
WY do theF call
WY are thev al
Leuk-u- AID coming tnis way
Nlzt tna- "a message
IL t2ke IT,
know his wife. s-r.
I'D rreEE D.
Foreman
AZ. AZ
uur By and n=
Just saved bis --.-
ssv O. b vie
Soon he'll be free
VIII 800 1-9s- Vul.
Do
-sH-ibnfH rH Jra
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GLASS 14EN An ingenious mec1auI. OF
Jenna has invented c.ass composition
winch may be- made a. any time into curle1
or trlzzle- threads. we are told. winch su-pas-
10 nneness n1r only me finest cotton. bur even
@ single cocoon thread and tnev appear CT
the same time almost as s1tr an elastic as
silk lint. and beautiful T. tne -ve Tha-s
smooth threads are nov woven IL textile
fabrics. winch are made into cushions car
pet>. tapie-c-Q-ns. snavl,. neckties e1ris
collars ana various 0tner articles ana rneT
may be- used Tor weaving the figure iu
nr0cadel silk or viewer X ais pGssesse-
remarkable strength, remains unchanged Ill
lCn- or warmth. and i- nor altered rv
moisture or acids. il Is stated that win
vince OF the diameter of three vard- one
operative D, able o. SPIN Inree thousand
wards % GAS yarn per minute. al az AM
form size ana 0f Deautiiu quality
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Twenty --lfa Years OF more uEl ID Boston
Monday was the gathering time of ur
7ers--llsi cler-vmeu I0mukIu s bookstore
un Dornnl-. beng the place Of Rendezvous
AZ ines unions. hlu- Chaplin Hoses
ball1l- -. NmtIem0re. and many other
sharp ana quick minus. were pretty sure GU
ne present and as I- was Immediately az
Ter me -raVer l4b0r~ of the sabbath the
parsons were ID All unusual trIsKv c0nli-
non a- MIND l-erEvmeu are generally 0i
pui-lt turn. and sermons are more
irea ueutr prepared OBJ Saturday. when
lne. a-a Do. worked out. than ar any other
time A0ncat therefore. was Cav If
welcome ease anu relaxation
lhapin- ordinarily. j. oi @ still and rar.-
cent habit, bur where the COMPANY is con-
gcnla-. and be- feels about right. hi- won
aerIll 1l1W OF language and quick perceu-
ZION maze MN companion rarely elualiel
Tor WIZ and reuartee On one of The os-
ca>Iou-. wncl hing and Chauin. and s5me
dozen Other c-er-ymel. were az Iomukin5
as was their won't. Chaplin began o. rhvrne
upon rne name e- those present With
out moment hesitation be- ran of rbe
name o. EACH rnTmIn- I- lu verse. u the
huge delight ot tne company Finally. af-
Ter exnausrlu- that list the name u aI.-
sent clergy men were given o. 1he ready
poet and there was not failure IN all At
last clerrvnsu said
can give youa name. Brother Cnauiu.
winch you cannot make rnvme
90 Y ell. what Is lit 3''
Brother Brlmblec1mi
Without moment pausa. Chapiu said
There was man IN cur Town
h's name-the1 called u Brlmblecuml
Pie stole tle laIlur'- needle an shear
Bur couldn't make the thimhle come
1lllar-affI HtrFsaf.r
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3 >EN-ToE-AL lOyIEAsT Perhaps Do
twQ I'D the Senate could be II sucn striking
contrast as scuurz and tn. lef- hand neigh
b0T-HeurE Wilson >slurz mead carries
an Immen-f brush Of aark-br0wu. wavinr
hair- Wilson 5 bald. PINK crown b. hung
around with sive- fringe >churz face
is all ~ horizontal lines. Wilson 5 in curre-
and cImples. WIKI general directions up ana
down. >caLrz movements arr nerr1u-
l-son smooth and comfortable The
base ot >-lurz S head moves trs-. the SHE
perl0r ugr- at Wilson Is head aiwuvs leads
the nierlu-. >chCrz. when seated. appears
o. have received crushing blow. that
settled hIm nelpiessiv il MS cnair Wilson
looks as i bu0ve1 Cp with pleasant hoDes
and reahzarions. >churz r-Ins diab0iicaiiv
Wilson smile DeniEnantlv Scnurz
scIutlllate- So Wilson beams Scnurz is
MenhIstophcie-- Wilson some Of Pickwick
plenty of job. and more Of Solomon -
. asamgt1A Later
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NV STILL. SILEyT SWIFT AMI.
uTEAEI


TIE AE-I FAMILY SEWING .l-u.r
Iia. -----.
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Hiram Powers, the sculptor, writes from
Florence how buildings should be erected IN
order 10 avoid IRE His plans are, first
The abandonment OF all wood floors. Second
The floors are TO be made Of bricks, thus
sealing down ali ventilation IN case Of FIRE.
A floor Of wood may, however, be laid OIL
brick Third-The stairs 10 be metallic.
or Of stone. Fourth-The rafters Of the
roof. ike the ioisrs Of the floors, 70 be al
bricked over before putting on the slates or
tiles. He adds that ioists and rafters
vii take IRE, and il Florence often
do Bat, ne says. Sc with hoor
Of bricks laid with mortar upon them
the IRE department need not hurry 10 such
O ire hour~, indeed. might elapss before
they reached il. ] nave known Al instance
OF nearly TWO DAYS burning Of the end Of a
J0lst, Ius- unde- q Hre place, enc Yet the
beam n0t burnt of. only despiy cha-rec-
Inc IRE cannot get through the bricks but
il would soon ind IL way through 8 wood
n00r. and then with ventilation il would
soon reach the rarret IL short, the whole
building would be IL flames within mali an
hour. Brick floors DO not prevent ire. but
they prevent c0ntR GratIOns. No city can
be burnt with BRICK floors. nor mas d house
been burnt within the city Of Florence dur
lnr m residence here Of rhirfy-tye years
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The Home journal Of Tuesday publisf,ed
q list, two columns long, OF the New York
danes and damseis who would be- " at
home New Years DAY, 10 entertain the
industrious male caller
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4 RAILROAD SxAsHrr. - The Newport
va Erp-ess reports that Oh wednesday Of
last week, as the I'D mail train was running
rapidly nile OF two north Of Barnet STA
ti5u. q IA. was broken Dy the engine The
engine and baggage car passed over the
break. the trucks Of the smoking car were
broken and the first passenger car contain
Ing some thirty passengers, wa tipped
upon it, side down the emhankmeut. The
car was dragged IL TINS condition some Ter
rods or more. nut owing 10 the depth Of
SNOW the car Wa not broken very badly
Fortunately the passenger escaped tHtal
Iniurv A Mr.. hedney Of Coventry mad MS
spine injured ms face cut and bruised and
one siae Of ms neck badly burned. be nav
ln- talien across the stove pipe The wife
Of Rev Il Smith OF Charleston wR-
badly bruised on one mp ana SIDE and he-
Two daughters were bruised about lhe mead
and shoulder There was not nre IT wv
stove. but both were securely fastened. ana
me horrors % ire were NOS added O. rhs
disaster
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I'm Eiy-ox 6UAEp- AEyoRr Al me
eastern END double row of locker j. IN
ishe- iu hutrernu, against the wall. eaca
one being numbered. and ths man owning
ths number having KEY Iu them the
equipments are kept sunk ID the surtace
of rl- liable winch forms the tou Of this
row lf locker. are TWO rows at metallic f0or
rests o. receive the hur- ui the uusEet-. ana
az the proper height above is d rack pierced
-Qr -le layuner-. anl when ne guns stand
there. with ne FURNISHED na-re.- q. t1e
front the appearance Of an Hrm0-V is con-
pleIe ON the center o. rue upper rack.
WIKI wings partially lifte- as = joy fI-n-. Is
percnel o me specimen 0- ne American
eagle. winch wa. caught ny one Of the mem
Der- l- the company stuffed ana placed
there az O. permanent reminder Of the c0uu-
- Joy whose defence ali military strength
is Earnerel. Around The walls. finished I'D
1urIeruut. are rows Of seats. unue-nea-t
each beng numbered locker Ike those
under the armoria- stand Standing IL @
niche opposite me entrance j. one Of hog
en- s-atuarr groups. representing me
scouting party. presented 70 the c1muarv
by lnarles Nymau. whose generosity j.
equal l. his public spirit. and VINO ike the
razor-srr0p man, alwav- hss q few more
leiI of me same s1rt over the door is O.
me and spl-ltes engraving Of the nurle
call ana OF another wa hanrs TOY a.
least ala rha- night. an excellent oil por-
tral- ~ erm0nt distinguished senator.
ueo. T E1munu>. Opening 0u- Of rms
room is O Mushroom and water-clo Se-. and
IL all 0the- respects convenience ana e.e-
Eance ar combined O. make Tins me finest
armorv anywhere % De found outside rne
large cIrIe- ~. AloGH MessaHgr-
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Inc Aye Alanuiacturiur COMPANY. of
9lonfpeiier, authorized capita. SIG0 .OOO
has organized ana viii commence the man
uiaciure OF musical instruments
Miss Ellen J. Bedway OF M0nrpsliel. for
seEeral wears successful teacher II the
AonIpe.ler graded school. diel az her nome
N that Village on Friday last. Wsais1 no
tee the death Of Miss Matte Davi.. of
barnard, WIN was formerly teacher In
Montpeher
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Bets on the Presidential election are not
all settled, even vet. Those who BET that
Maryland would vote for Greeley are In q
quandary, n though the Greelev electors
were chosen, their vote wsS thrown for
Hendricks
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The scene Is laid IN stable giving the free rustic
appearance which charms the beholder and the
whole true 70 nature that by slight stretch q
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The picture must be seen 10 be appreciated, The
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the active movements o. the kittens, the evident
pr0JestAtiou OF the Cat. and the whole accessories q.
the Engraving, render il delightful household
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The Engraving Is finely executed II stipple and
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Jacob Brown. man about 40 wears Of
age. . resident Of West BrattleD0rO lately
committed suicide AZ that place BY shooting
of the TOD Of his head The cause for the
act i not known
Twenty-four degrees below zeroat B-sttls-
lyar0 Dec. 30Ih.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The " oods10ck lStandard learns that
Henry Stafford Of Quechee. has sold the pine
timber on ms farm. OF that portion OF II
exceeding twelve inches Il diameter, 10 par
ties II Leominster. Massachusetts, who will
WORK II into chair stuff the price being
$1,000. the purchaser 10 nave two years II
which 70 remove il. On similar conditions
ms neighb0r Miller. VINO recently purchased
the Jasper Strong farm. sells ms pine TIN
Der Tor 81 $50. The purchasers vii erect
steam mill not fGr from the Snalhes NIL and
w0rk up the timber into convenient shape
for shipment Messrs Stafford and Miller 10
have the refuse wood.
c. a. Woodbury. Of v oodsioek. mas taken
q machine shop IN Ludlow and vii manu-
facture orill stocks. models. etc.
An old dwelling. on the lot owned by
John French. il the Pine v GODS nsIEhDoT-
hood. IL guechse. Was consumed OF the
evening OF the 2Utn nit. Il hau been cur
rentlv reported Iha1 the town authorities
MAD MADE provisions whereby tins building
was L. be used as q pest house f0r the con-
hnemert OF such cases Of snail poZ a.
should appear IL town ana the lncendlary
evidently acted from that understanding
The Methodist society Of eston are
rather o ir7qits body-at least some por-
tons Of H. As many a. nine or ten per
sens. WI. regularly attend church there.
VII each balance the scale az nearly TWO
hundred
The 1nvs1e-r relatire g. one crime com
mittel az Windsor i- partially solved. a
M- Sumner Lull. the iailer al Ihe \ erm0nt
STATE Prison. started Cd MonGay Of last
week f1- Cambridge. n. y g.. f0r man AZ
rested there calling himself Holden. VINO
IS supposed u b- none other than the note
rilu- Curtis. VINO stole Mr. Gray watch
and none. ana i- probably guilty Of the
l7r-e murder
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IELEGEAFHIC INVENTION Two Young men
OF Memphis. named Roger are sid = have
invented d system Of telerraphine hy which
ssvenry-hve words per minute may be rran~-
miuel. o- eight or ter time TN present
number i is called embossed tele-
grapht a strip of thin copper j. passed
through registering machine. such as USED
Jl b. employed when 1he message were
printed ol pape-. the copper simply taking
1As place OF the paper and having the me-
saEe~ stamped UPON u IL the Morse chara e-
Ter, nv an operator The STRIP passes under
Sree. point tna- is So So a. O. touch the
embossed dots ana uasne- The touch Of
tne point complete the circuit and suffer
tho passage OF the electric current. winch
is Interrupted 10y the spaces between rhe
dots and uasnes. and tnu- the message Is
transmitted. Inc machine appears o. nave
gwen entire satisfaction l. telegraph oDer-
utlr- after thorough r-i4-
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