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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13


Hon. =. $. Adams, OF jacksonville. Flor
o.. mas gone into the newspaper bushes
/ lie is now the editor Of the Florida Ualo1
the leading Republican journal Of that city
Alr. Il % Houghton, of the prosperou.
Riverside Pres, tells now. nearly fifty year.
ago, little pale-iaeed man came into the
/ printing once Of tine Burlington CYt.) FREI
PREss. where he was learning ms trade
ana handing hIm a printed slip said my
lad. when y01 use the=e words spell then
as here. Iheater. center &c it was Noah
+ Webster. travelling or foot AMI visiting
/ country printing othces TO persuade people
J 90 spelIas be did The apprentice 1.-THE
thought at That time that he should ever
+ be head OF an establishment winch would
manufacture d thousand tons Of Webster s
dictionaries
" regret 70 learn that Dr.. samuel w..
Ihayer mas been on crutches at BraInerd
MINI. Tor three OF four weeks past. While
IL the discharge Of his professional duties.
he stumbled and FELL injurinr severely the
hgameut OF one Of his knee. The mart is d
serious one. much worse tnan a fracture,
ana II viii be some time before the limb Is
perfectly vel again.
Hon L. &. Englesby, d TINS city. Pas.
Grand Master Of Vermont. was q visitor to
the Grand Lodge Of New York, on Friday
last, and Wa received with the grand
honors Of the institution
Hon. George W Granaey. Of Verrennez
met vita quite severe fall q few dav-
since. which compelled nm 70 keep MS
house. tie Is Out again. but BE- still suffer
ING from the shock ne received 1T the time.
1t Is reported That hon. Henry /. Dave.
the most influential member Of the Massa-
ehusetts delegation, intends retiring from
Congress having received q hatts-ine bus
ness proposition from a foreign banking
housedealng largely iu American securi-
tie HeTisits. Europe 10 see about IL. HIS
absence from C0ngrsss would be public
loss
among the Candidate for admission o.
the West Point Military ACADEMY wh5
passed theIr preliminary examination Sue
was NJ C Martin. the nero
OF the competitive examination held IN this .
city. recently
The Rev. ". j. Ancient. the nero Of the
disaster, was. IN early youth. @
blue JACKIE, on H. n S. Aiars. where
be was remarkable for MS regular attend
lnce a'a Bible class held by the chaplain,
md for the steadiness with winch be re-
listed the obstacles thrown IN his WY by
BIS shlpmates. many Of whom were not
men trained II the orderly traditions Of the
ervIce, but mere % rufnEns from the Sums
4 London" In due time ne became
and ultimately received
ioiy Orders. The course Of events led hin
o Nova Scotia. where ms old familiarity with
sailor S life mas been turned to such happy /
cc0unt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Tie Naiw0rtn homicide was q crime
horrible unnatural. ana revolving. that the
snock given 10y IL 20 tine public mind. will
not lightly pass away. even 10 these t,mes
when sensations chase each other i-7-8 r,.
attention of the public with such rari5l-y
That the murdered man mad only himself +.
thank Tor the domestic unhappiness v~bi.t
was the curse of his life. seems 70 boz cor-
eeaea on almost al hands. lie commence
ms cnreer amid circumstance caIeniats5 -.
MAKE his after life Prosperous and hanpy
Tie had "a handsome competence. an bono-s5
name some literary talent. ana a i8riDrar7
beautiful wife. but DE chosa Co make 6-.
i'ic ana the lives Of these csnDecrs5 with
iifn miserable. and be paid the nenaIrv
Will hi- liie. It has been stated on wba-
SEEMED O. be good authority. thar N-
halwortn was a sDendthrift. bu- the ---,,t
seems O. De that the revenue which IN io-s
years .'r received from his father esrars
Wa small and his literary labors did 1,-
realize enough O. make hin rieI Wsa+-
ever u.uury be- mad. however,. he sDa,-.,,-,..-.
himself, leaving has wife AMI children p.
shit as hest they could Mir WaIvo--t I
had q hard struggle 10 maintain her f,-,-i,.
oil SIX children. OF whom Franki.ffe sIias.
lie had always borne o good caa-srre- and
CID what he coa,d To assist bis mother n
maintaining the family. The only spproacb
10 Justification for his deed. is IN the srnn.-
Si'ion ii.at 1y reading hashy and seDsario,.-
n novels. such Us his father wro-e 5is,,,,-.I
may have become SO disorcered thar ne c,-,.
sincerely o. believe tnar flaai du-v q. or.
parent required nm to take the liie Of Oh.
other let hIs crime mas onlvaddeI T., -5s-
mother s sorrow crushing ARMY al {
anxiety II there were any relief in tba
thought tlat She was freed from the man :
VINO made her lite unhappy by his vices and
ms threats u must be wholly oversba5,,r,7 j
by the horrible thought tha- her mrs. i,,-- a
l. a muraerer-the murderer of his own O
iataer, and Likely to expiace on the seai.i5
he crime OF parricide-a crime abbo-rs-.
70 al men. IN ala ages. ami In all STAGES m
ii'iii-atiun. The only escape possible f,- f
'oung Naiworth would seem to be tbenis d.
d insanity defence which his pe-is,.
'ooineSs and freedom from excirepar- z- .,.
make u difficult to maintain. Bat AZ
are there Is ior him no escape from -.
loie punishment OF crime. 81. LA -
'scape Doth the gallows and the 80
val 20 forth with marx wor - -'---- 'is
i Jam upon him, stunned -
might've and vagab0nd unor 80. :
- -.-- = anu crying ou,. as did the c
i as, nuraeIeI -"Mvpa' Iishment is greater
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

The question of the INA. disposition Of
the Modoc prisoners Is YET undecided The
LoHmaaa. Aare-risr- proposes 10 send
Captain Jack tWh1 is now srylei the
Richard Cuur de Lion Of the frontier 70
harrisburg. 90 reform the Pennsyiran ia
Legislature and the proposal Is warmly a ,-
proTel. Possibly the plea Of INSANITY VI /,
be accepted. and Captain Jacks muris rs
anu assassInaIIons viii be considered a. t. he
unfortunate result0f emotional INSANITY. q"
and ms lesser ourrares as merely the Dran- Ks
anu gambols Of a playful and exuber rnr
spirit Il be should be so fortunate As p
escape hanging. ne would prove a 7alus .ble
acquisition TO the lecture field. He would
be certain Of becoming the most pop mar
lecturer Of the season. and his oraro. neal
efforts would be even more enthusiast, ally
received than were those of mis- fal nous
prototype Logan.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

rection. The Gross is l2 feet bigh.-the
number of Apostolic fumes the shaft be-
ing feet. the number of the Spirit and
the upper part feet,-the number Of the
Law, In obedience TO which Christ died.
The width Of the arms is feet the num-
Der of tine world, Christ having died for the
sins Of the whole world.
In the centre of the Gross is
tine monogram OF the departed. surrounded.
IN the four arms of the Gross. with the
symbols OF MS ofhee--the mitre above, the
crossed keys below, and on either side the
right hand elevated In benediction and the
crook OF the Pastoral staff. On the shaft
below. Is the tree Of MS earthly life rest
ing on eight step=-each step representing
decade OF years Che died aged 20, IN his
eighth decade. The tree Is rounded. and
the rounded leaves springing from II repre-
sent his children, and other descendants. as
they were at the time Of MS decease The
males are broad at the end of the leaf. or
turned over as a bud the females are
pointed. Those who nave intermnrried
with the descendants are nat on the surface.
A notch severlng the leaf at the roots Indi-
Gates death. The Oldest child is ct the top
Of the Tree. and the order Of birth Is follow
ed downwards. Along each side Of the
Gross Is the Vine Of the Unity of the
Church, with us leaves. grapes. and ten
drills, running all the way ID from the pot
tom 10 the top Tine head Of the Gross Is
gabled. the ridge being q threefold rib, the
Trinity being thus indicated as the crown,
as well as the foundation Of the whole
Inc form Of the Gross Is the % Celtic
Cross. some of the most beautiful specimens I
OF which are found IN Ireland. within q few /
miles Of the city where the Bishop was /
born. The circle round the Gross indicates !
the CrOlrn which Is laid up for Us hereafter. /
1t Is marked with seven knops teach open /
Ing. 20 show that it vii be a spiritual /
crown. 1t Is lower II the surface than the !
Gross, because mere the Gross is the more .
prominent. the Crown being YET IN the fu-
ture. The four small circles ciInEInr 70 the
heart of the Gross, represent the -Four
Nails Celtic use making their number
tour, rather than trrse which Is the modern
use. the pIercIngs of the block, which
form the crown. SHOW that the s0rrows
which pierce our hearts mere below are the
means by which our future crown Is
wrought for Us. Aud the crown holds up
the arms Of the Gross, Decau g the hope OF
that future glory gives US strength % bear
the crosses IN this present lie.
The inscriptions are on the four upright
sides Of the third step. On the south side
HicJa0ei J0han- Helrlc. HopklHS De1 or. ems.
PirIdmoHtal. prIHsiis. OBJ. 1865. an. Get. XIV.
euls XIV Here lieth John Henry
Hopkins. by the Grace Of Sod hrst Bishop
Of \ erm0nt. VINO died in ls65. IN the 10Th
year Of his age and Both Of his EpIsc0-
pate The North side Is reserved Tor her
VINO hopes some day 10 rest beside HIN On
the last side Requiem asfr-Harg a1ua clg. q.
lr pe-Detu1 tlcslt as D0HHn-. Give
them eternal rest. q Lord, and may perpe--
1al light shine upon then On the " est
side heglHss1alt %. pG-. MAY they
sleep IN peace.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

usorge Mcdonald, the EaBt ,r E..,,
iorger' sailed for E srope on st - -llu
- "eon' 4sday, accompanied ~
s W. -onoon poIH e Ofhoers. The Iondo-
oeiectlses both Praise the eour,,,,.,. IN y
IN which the affair las besD cors.- --.llii 81
the New York courts. AIcDonals D,l. .e IN
complies are already in custody. and = ~
ioIf Will probably be placed on ,-;s, - ).
'uiy' and II found guilty. are liksl- - n
transported from Is to 20 years ~ % De
Am0uni obtained by the prisoners tbro '0,I-
me iorssrlss on the bank of Engiap5 ,ssqh
- -i0o'o0O' OF which all bat saO.ooO h..
been recovered. wv mas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Round LAKE The second New lori
state Camp Meeting Of the Melhoii-
church viii be held az Round Lake tuea-
>aratoga). commencing July sth. and con
timing 10 day. Rev. Z. I. ives. Of Au-
burn, n. y, viii have the spiritual man
agement Of the meeting The fare from o
landings on Lake Champiain VIII be rs-
dueed ons-third during the meeting. TX
cursion tickets viii be good from July 5th
TO the 22d. This viii afford our citizens ar
excellent opportunity for visiting the hnsst
camp meeting grounds IN the world. an
also TO take recr7rion Of 4 d1v or Two AZ
the nation greatest watering place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

The Legislature of New Hampshire Or
gained last week. the Senate choosing
David A. Warde of Concord, president,
Luther 5 Morrill, Of Concord, clerk, and
Tyler Westgate OF Haverhill. assistant In
the House, james W Emery. of Portsmouth,
was elected speaker
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Inc graduating class of Kimball Union
Academy at Merlden, n. Il, numbers
twenty-iour, Of whom seven are women
The Vermont graduates 10 whom were as
signed parts are John D. Haskell, ,iuli2
5. Haskell Of Ascutneyyills: Flora E. Pierce
Of Springfield Kate NJ Hatch Of Chelsea /;
George 4. Brown Of Plymouth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

The Grand Lodge OF New YORK mas al
Inurned, having reelected the old ofieerI
and adopted amendments TO the eoustitu.
uon providing that the warrant Of q lodge
can be surrendered only when there cannot
be found among It's members seven quail
he'd brethren desirous OF retaining the sane:
that an unafhiiated Mason shall not be
allowed to visit any lodge. OF ioin ID a
Masonic procession. or receive Masonic
relief or burial; that no member shall be
permitted 10 sever MS connection from d
lodge OF which ne Is member until ne shall
present ticket from some warranted lodge
that ne mas petitiOned for membership
therein, and that after thirty DAYS mas
elapsed from the time q member mas been
notified OF arrears for dues. ne shall be sus-
pended from the order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13


Attorney General William. after a .-
examination Of the aurh0rities. finds tl4.
/ the proper way 20 dispose Of the capture
/ M0docs is by military tri1une- Viola
tion of the sane1iry Of a hag Of truce uo.
/ being a crime under any code. civil or mi. r.
/ rary. its punishment Will be based 1u ra.
/ common law of war AM ITS aaiadIea-or
f viii require a special military c1mml-sl.a.
I like thar which tired The assass.u- Ut Dr.
I Lincoln -On saturday. tlo 7--- saTs--. ..
I the captive Modes were murlersl u Oh.
most brutal manner Hy some Oregon v0-ur
teer--Twsurv-ci-1t Eickap10s were killed
curiur the recent raid q C1l0ue Mchea-
zie into Mczie.. and sor-y--v- women a--
children were clu-1re-
The criminal record Of The wees aa.-le.
"a choice assortment Of murder Of r--E---
degree u brutality. ami affords Tara-
enough for every taste A pa-rcile. Hala
-le list Mansfield o. Waiw1r-a. the We
known a1rho-. was called -r Hl~s.a. Fzaa.
H.. Cd the inter Room a. --e --r--s7a-.
House n D.. and was -Hera -l.- dead
the Young man. who az once confessed -
-.. -..-----..-- ... -.-- -..... -..--.-.
anu then gave llusl.l Up o. -aa police.
case vc-v like tins lapuenel i- -1vaur..
las- wea1 4 Airs Neva- having de-e.-.
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$780,. -s..-----.. -..----.-- -.......
--.- -,..---- -1.- ~ ..---.-- -.-
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-.r.-- sr- H. --.-.-.- ..--r-...
DOH -W11n l1r -l- ---" q -a'
urec twice. killing his tlr1e- and then -
-en1e-l-- himself TIL. 5rrus--- verb
"-- ----- --7 ------ ~ -7
1l- i've % tae JURORS addict
fence ON rnr g-r. --v- men -ua-re e
-- - Az
waking O. lne SIDEWAYS On nave %
one rutr1r sr1- the 1-rr- inn WON
-
-- no. -----
rested -- -NeN 1l-z- tr--as nl----- -I- ----
lnr his vile % death. The Court .. a
meals ---a ------,----.,.--.-- ------s.- r-----e
As7 q me-" li---
a musical event worthy -i note oec---
on T-sz--- --a I'll mr. T--- j. Pam
1--l' -l- -ll' s-s-- pll----- 90
and Ne 1l- ora-I-ll. 81 Fa-
lr-- published American orator.
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e n D e For
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

TEEuI-T OF TIE CoR0vEE' JURY -v7-,.
WAIWOE-H srArEUryr - rrr---r,.
srsTEs
1nere are lew new Developments u c51-
neetl1n with the Waiworth trarsdv. The
murderer. statement winch we PRINT below
shows that he mas little 20 Offer II pallia-i1r
OF bis great crIma
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Affairs IN rance c-u-l--c -- s---l al..
f jerome Bouauarrs is ir Paris. anu Ills pre-
F ence tnare cause slus e1um1uu Ce--
many doesn't like the Presidency .r Mar
sha- McAiaHl1. and tie German 1uda=-a-
. dog was NOT present l- -1e new President
/ hrr reception A. Fie-u VINO was r-i7a-.
secretary to the late ez-Eu1c-1- has dsnis.
7 the authenticity 1f tnr alleged a7ne-- 81.
1le French t7 Eueale d- behalf -r as.
SOD The spurious document uunure.
/ the London Pal MAJ G-
In SPAN. the prospect i- indeed e1
F Win the empty rreas-rr the iu--i-ui-
Z priesthood tl1 hali-ncartsl AMY ana
Imbeclie admluls-rau1-. the present --.
eminent is falling an easy prey Oh aua-.t
and the reign ct terror j mur-r- ra-
eurrel among the troops 10 ba-cs.ora. a-
rheir commando. General Te.aria. va
compelled 10 fly. A serious conflict Berves
the soldiers and citizens took place i- t1rs.
ada. resulting IN the defeat Of -he solder
VINO finally surreudercl- A fedora rera.
Inc was definitely proclaimei nr the c-
s-i-uent C0rres Sunday. hy An almost uulr
lmous vote and the announcement Of O. nee
ministry Is expected az once
Inc Persian Shan arrived o.. Berlin e--..
3lst Of May. where be met with a- k.r
ana warm q reception as he had found
s. Petersburg. everybody. from the Eurs.
ror- DOWNWARD, joining IN the etl-- o. Ell.
lord good time CD So strange visitor.
whose appearance so far O. the West test.
hes % the change that has come o-e-
worll.
Emperor William, who could NOT .
course nave received a shock of any KIM
from the attempt upon his lifear - Peter
burg as no such event occurred iqn7-
stated 20 be - seriously Indisunsai rh7-
physicians i0-Dld MN undertakIuc his crr.
lempiateu journey % vienna. our even mn.
last piece OF intelligence must be accau-a
Win caution. as there Is some one a-raen-.
y the European teleEruDns WHOSE Derc11r-
Tor raising the banshee CRY at the palace
feeble 0lEnltarles amounts o. q monom4rl.
UrOano hattazzi, SUI long nromlner-
Italian politics. died on " Wednesday. me 4t.
a. the age OF % years. his funsrl r1r-
piaee az home, on the otn, and was attsu
60 oy an immense crowd terrible rsD1--
comes from the land of the Celestial % OBJ.
enect tnat the imperial troops have car
.urea Mohammedau city iu the Slut
v western part OF CHINA. and have massac-s.
SS = thousand Of the inhabitants The
british steamship Drummond Castle Wa
wrecked on Cnusan Island of tine coast ..
! nina, recently. and thirty persons we-.
Coolies nave enlisted r
ne Acnenese army. in the island of sum
"a ana the force Is now So large as 10 max
lormiuable Resistance 10 the Dutch b
nough the latter did not nave d .ar-a
.nough JOB on their hands, % subdue tle
Acnenese, Dutch man-0i-war Is now Pc
'orted as having fired INTO three Bririsl
Merchantmen as they were LEAVING the mar
'or Of Aehen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Tho case oi the irreDresslble Geares
Francis Tram is the most singular. IN some
respects. OF recent causes ceie'-g. In the
trst place. Ae was arrested Tor publishing
extracts from IHe Bible. am. refusing o.
give bail. lanruisned Endurance vile for o.
number at months ON his hrst trial. be
Wa pronounced sane. Oh his second rrial.
DE was acquitted of the charges brought
against h-l. 90 The ground OF insanity on
his thirl trl--. be was abridged sane and
ser az liberty. % which condition Of affair
he immediately took advantage by at once
sailing for Europe. First. however. he In
siirured suits for heavy damages against all
persons connected with his imprisonment.
including the chief ofhcors Of the Young
Men 5 Christian Association thus vanish
ed IN oloud of lawsuits ID somewhat the
same manner as the ancient deities vanished
from the sight of wondering m0rtals. The
ina act ID the comedy was The appearance
on the scene of action of sheriff ofieer.
armed with O writ commanding the deten-
uon ot Tram Us wines iu The Credit
MobiIer sun. some hours after that gentle
man bark was Oh the rolling deep. Iii,
90 be hoped thar me Pagan Dictator
VIII remain abroad permanently.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

NV ENGLAND FAIR.-The next New Eng
land Fair VIII be held at Mystic Park, near
Boston. famous for its grand race track.
The PiOHghuGH, however. says that the
Society energies will be concentrated on
the cattle department. and it viii be made
the strong feature Of the Fair The indi-
carions of is sueeess nre very fatterIng.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

INAUGURATION DAY rS NEw HAxPsH1zE.-
Inc Inauguration OF the Governor and the
other proceedings OF the DAY. attracted al
immense c0ncourss Of people % Concert
" Wednesday. as many AS $1,000 people beng
presanf-the largest number ever seen ar O.
New Hampshire Inaururarl11 The Legs
la1ure assemble. transacte- some routine
business. and then listened 90 GOV. Straw
mes2Ee Prom this document ir appear
tnat the excess OF revenue Of the STATE over
expense for the pEs- year Is bat about
$4,000 while the state de5- is sometime
over S4.l32.000 Inc message contains but
few new rec0mmendauons. one Of winch.
on the subject Of temperance ls-isiarion. is
II favor Of the local option law
Mos of the prominent men Of the STATE
were n attendance. and the ceremonies
were oi ihe most gratifying cn1-acte-
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temperance Legislation

---A UNIV Law s--4l.'
The new Civil Damage" liquor iav
IN Ohio, which mas been in operation fol
/ several months. has become matter o
genera interest throughout the country
and IL the State Of New York. where law
has Just been passed by the Legislature sim
liar IN Its provisions. though much mors
stringent. lis probable effects upon social
and business interests are quietly but none
the less earnestly debated or every hand
Mr. Landon (Eli Perkins. whose habit
1t Is TO 70 around 5he country with MS ewes
tight open. and TO see about all there is TO
be seen, IN letter 10 the n. y. Grapaie.
speaks of this law as follows:
The state Legislature quietly passed nm
act last week, which viii do more for fem
perance than al the laws ever recorded on
our statute books. and Gov. Dix sirne5 II
on Saturday. IL was a deed So bold. brnve
and decisive, ana an act So fraurht witt
justice, that the legislators deserve the
thanks OF the whole community
THE COST oF sPouING A DOCTOR
Mr.. Perkins. in the same letter pivas
several intances Of the workings Of the law
IN Ohio The first of these illustrates the
danger OF damaging q doctor
IN Ashland, Ohio. there lived a Dr.. Gibhs
tie was splendid Young physician. He had
lovely wife three bea utifui children. and
sweet little cottage paid for In an evil
moment Dr. Gibbs commenced 20 drink
flrsI II was social glass: then the re-
GUAR appetizer before breakfast then 70
guiar drinking throughout the dav tben
a drunk en- beastiy. stupid topper by the wav 1
side. His patients left him. wife prevr nsls /
with anxiety. and children grew main fban /
ragged. Inc pretty cottage went. everything I
went-aH gulped down an insane man.
throat friends came TO Mrs Gibbs's assist /
ance- Ihey sued the rum-sellers. Ii was the /
nrst case IN Ashland. The people looked /
on IN amazement, Lawyers pleaded uncon
stltutlonatIty, want of knowledge and
everything, but there was the statute-tbe
s: same one that Ooy. Dix signed on Saturday.
Inc Jury went out-a good, honest country
lufy-and came back with a verdict Of
5000 damages. The rum-seller uas
frightened ana refused to nav. The ip5r-
ment came against the building. An eve
cutlon. and the man who mad ruined D.
dlbbs and brought his lovely wife and bean
tlful children down 10 poverty and despair
mad to pay the $1,000. Not only this. but
Il frightened all the rnm-sellers in Ashland
Poor Dr. Gibbs in vain crawled into the
oar-rooms, after this, to plead with seedv
garments, trembling hands and broker
speech, Tor more rum. In few weeks the
rum iiend got out Of MIN. He became
sane man. Behind, it looked like dream
house gone, wife haggard. and chiIdren
ragged. Then the old manhood came bacE
Itn new resolutions came new friends
new patience more work, and prosperity
bis wife grew young again, and again his
children climbed upon his knee. Thaf
light, at Ashland, Dr.. Gibbs introduced
ne TO the audience, and after the lecture
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

SUCCESS OF THE LASADI1y FA-1Ic Ran
way LoAS 1t is stated 81 Montreal tha-
sir Hugo Allan and Colleagues nave sue
eeded II making arrangements ID London
Tor the Immediate supply Of a large portion
Of the capital required Tor building the
Canadian Pacific Railway. tne remainder 81
be furnished as the wo-k proceed.