Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-26

labor prevails A young woman said "
say, master, | wish You would make my
man do little more work and me less.
married swell, l did" To the inquiry
what she meant by swell, the reply was,
q" Whv, when | married him in the mOrnin'
he had a smart gold watch and chain, and a
smart dickey, but when we came to 80 to
red at night I'm blessed if he had ere 4
shirt on, and ever since I've had TO keep
him by working in the brick-yard, and not
only keep him but find him money to drink.
And it is, it seems, a growing custom for
idle, lazy young lads TO look out for skilled,
Industrious wives in order to obtain an
" easy life" shocking story IS told Of a
girl at work in brick yard - looking ex
eeedingly i'll - and who, to 4 remark of the
manager. " that she did not look up To
much. this morning." replied, " No more
would You if you had had child during
the night"
Property In Fish and Game.
The following sensible article from the
Montpelier HGtc.,nan is evidently from the
pen Of Rev. Dr. Lord, who is an accom-
plished fisher Of trout, a. well rs Of men ;
If it was the common law that hens,
chickens, turkeys and geese belonged To
nobody that anybody might kill and eat
them at pleasure, it would not he long be
lore the race Of domestic fowls w0uld be-
come extinct Nobody would dare 10 leave
an egg in a nest, lest some one else should
get il; or leave a-halt ripe chicken ON the
r10st, lest some one else should pick it,
Every man would slay all he could lay his
hands on. Or if it was the common Law
that sheep and lambs belonged to nobody, it
would be impossible to preserve them from
utter destruction. Each man. when he saw
a sheep or lamb, would take it and seques-
ter il Tor his own use lest his neighbtr
-honld get the start Of him
There j. no common or statute law pro-
tecting fish and game Therefore oar fish
and game are rapidly disappearing in
fact have almost entirely been cxtorm.na-
ted. No man Who discovers a trout. how
ever snail-the salmon and shad were long
ago dcstroycd-hut hasteus to catch it lest
the next fisherman should take what he re-
jected. Hence, our clear, cool mountlin
streams, which the trout love. are fast be-
coming depopuiatei of the electric. crim-
sln--poitcd beauty of the northern waters
Rivers and brooks that once were the home
ut the trout, and furnished amll, and ldxu-
riouS supplies OF loli to the pioneer, OF the
State, are now stripped clean of this rich
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