Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-16

Genuine musk is very costly, being worth,
when separated from its sac and all extrane-
| Gus matter, about twenty-five dollars the
ounce. Its great strength compeusates in
measure for its price. One part OF musk, 1t
Is said. will scent more than three thousand
| parts of inodorous powder.
Ju.les a1d their Weakaesses.
It has been accurately remarked that an
orator, addressing his audience, always as
sumes for it higher standard Of morality
than he would be apt to credit any indiyidu-
al member with in private conversation.
By way of compensation, We may remark
that he always assumes a lower standard OF
intelligence for the audience than for the
individual. Apparently, men, when they
get together, are supposed to lose part Of
their good sense, and by the mere fact of
multitude became capable of swallowing an
amount of caiOlery which would either nau-
seate or enrage them if offered personally.
One can see good examples of this at the
theatre. where an allusion. say to Washing
ton-which in private conversation would
probably give rise to jbe about his hatchet
is received with thunders Of applause.
This finest field. however. for observing
the curious phenomenon, is the modern
iury-box. The suseeptibilities'of an aver
ace iurvman. out Of the box On his way
from his shop to his house, are not extra
ordinarily tender. The appeal Of the de-
serted woman he will receive with mutterei
..cau't helm you"and glance for police
rsan and the widow with three small
children that crosses his path will be greet
ed with q curse and Il suppressed regret
that modern theories do not allow man to
kick woman. Bat if this well-behaved
Phili-tine on the morrow finds himself as
soci,teI with eleven others, equally well be-
hayed. t. decide some liie-insurance or
breach Of promise case, his and their -uS-
ceptibilities become Of a sudden IS tender as
woman's. lie i no longer ashamed to
oire away to his emotions. he actually
weens as the eloquent counsel enlarges on
his clients wrong. lie INDUCES in p lux
urv of woe. and he is amply repaid for all
the agony he has undergone if the fair mar
Je-es- or ulaintiff will only shake hands
,,;,b him olter the trial
,r.. ......;t.,1;.,. +La shrev-l lawyer
-, ,1r,nta,e If the case
-. ,L,l;r, insurance couuauv.
Il. .--,-o4 +, ,he deeueSt
TrA. = IA ber acute rriel
I'M - ., 60 The cr,eI canine
Will i'' n-'Y" --'' III :, Iar, dt,rn
oluH' "'''i g ,r;,,;,,. the tear
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4I ~ - - orb-,cs
at "IU -, 49,, .,o,Le~ The in.
VI ~ -',77'.s s. tho nnml,er If the
'afiao'e .fli Slu'ei''s, "a Wv ,i'rac ty, Girl.
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anu "'' - ''',' -, 7b,, s,,ne-
V'e" 'II '-' - - t-;i1;,,. iiaa nf
Joy '''- Ni-..;-l l,,, III. children
'''-''l7 e - al 7r,ii,rov accident
- ID -, III. noodles.
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my " go .. 49,. ~ ,ri9 of orrhan-.
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i -, 4. -, 40 :, f,rai i.
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l.e....i.. 10 ,laintiff as-
maze 0' -; .i- Sbe has her
S'N.e' d ~ i'. - ,rL.,.e svmn,tbeti,
, -, ~, er.- AMI anon hides
anu am eiF,,siors
Ac, .a,i.;.-i1, l,ye- are read
81 N''-'-' am ~ ~ 49,, -.c.-bss-,ed inrvman
'n e'~' - ~. ~ ~ 60 a 1e.;re ~ A.
gaze '- I'n..', a. H., -.i-.ssi,- or her
sumo le'''-'.-t , .. ,r.e,,;1,, ,r can
wTon-S Il She j. s'odu u Al %esp'n5, ~ :; ' =
iei.n II to-eraoiy "5H-'ne ~ .'''',' - 40
poor Judge oil 'Ae df'lli ,te
sure 10 hc tarnei on Anu - 80
triumph oi at mas '''a re me ID '.',,
u one or two lawyers ordinal"S "EI.l
-hrewdly Of being particularly naru- ne ''' e
who have themselves learned no" 20 man
age the "watei cock business; !" j. ~ +"
. pretty sight. Twelve commonplace wei
/ to-to-cliE,n~. woman more w ie'