Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-28


Tbi- fated 5I,%1 wo1lS a nn.t al1 tnu unds1.o m1g
Ire consumma tion-yet, Ills plain
Ihat worlds 81 9fsishlns were in vain
T,m., 10, sisnins n soul, cease slgh,nsmdo!
That His alone nav glory be-
And power in HIS eternity;
N'',, STUART "''1
oIIns nun nun pacK pas toliar jacob Hu1uel-
ius' Ne"i NieeA' tIee HileS PeHinu te
Piius'
Other cities are preparing for the celebra-
tion of the Centennial Fourth of July.
Norwich should do the same. Let US have
something appropriate and practical which
Will please everybody. We do not refer to
mercy hanging oook agent, Dut 10 some
'uius that VIII pe Impressive as well as
pieasureaole. .--No'lc''H D"l'ef'H'
a stupendous allegation is made by a
Southern paper to the effect that a little
colored boy was recently swallowed by an
alligator which was caught next day and
cut open the boy eelng iound allve. Sew
I.ai persons 'oucn ior tIe lru'n ., 'ne story
out lnI7e WHO can >, swallo" y. II VIII 40 quite
as huSn III tue s"aAo"lns line as the aliis5
'or uiu-
Senators have their little idiosyncracies,
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spondent says that Senator Thurman uses
a red bandanna handkerchief, and blows the
loudest nose IN America. On one occasion
Senator Jones OF Nevada, who early IN life
! had been brakeman on railroad, dropped
to sleepat his desk. Senator Thurman. whose
seat Is near the bonanza statesman, solemnly
waved his red bandanna and gave his nose a
! terrihc snort. The sleeping Senator sprang
/ TO ms feet, and seizing his desk. commenced
J twisting 1t with all his might. lie afterward
/ explained that he thought Thurman blow
/ was an engine whlstllng down brakes, and
/ the red handkerchief signal OF distress,
hence his wrenching of the desk.
some people seem 10 be extremely sensi-
/ tive. 1t one Of the churhes Sunday the
minister read the praver for a person in deep
affection. and a man who had last been mar
| ricI rot up and went ont. He said he didn't
want public symratbv obtruded on him in
that wav.-N6yiric5 Bulletin.
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5ser and inr,r,a1t ,nooninr or ny -oId
which was represented by the topaz. stood
between light and darkness: ecarlate was
the sacred color Of the living flesh. as repre-
-ented in the blush of the virgin and the
flush of yalor on the cheek Of the Young
warrior. Vert was the green Of the emer-
ald' and guleS was ro>e-eolored' from the
fer'ian word 'suI rose azure was the
GEAR sacred blue oi the sky typical oil the
J'E~ oi heaven. Ihe ruby and sapphire
were IN tact, the same stones, am IN com
pinatlon produced the purpura, or purple
which formed the covering OF the tabernacle
out OF the above co.orScame the combination
Oh 'le I4inoj"- argent 5ylinel Inc siIyer
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NO man was better inoellatel TO PREJUDICE
pork than my husband was, SAYS Mr..
Darlington 'he knew what good hogs
were, be did, he had been brought up with
EN- from his childhood.
Charlotte Ca,hnan left fortune estimat-
ed at S5uu.Oo0, hot She left neither hus-
bandlnor child q mourn her loss and spend
[ her money. Even now, perchance, her
discarded loyer-the man who would have
J'ylul.y spit Wood Tor her IN her youth
may Dee lowering around the stove IN some
b b'''lh maroon dependlns upon TIE charity
OF >irlnser-.-broo.IgH Arg''s.
Four burglar, stole 81 ,290 of a widow in
Oakland. Cal. the other night, and her SON
ln-law shot two Of them, captured third
ami recovered all the money When asked
Why he treated hi- mother-in-.aw IN that way
he excused himself m saying that the old
woman was rather weakly, and he thought
the money had better remain IN the iaml
y'
~ coroner was vh'erlhE oa'oon 10
sec man ne Dehe4d q caItie9- D0y' VINO
was eating a banana cast me hihu Ui 'ne
iruli rp2n ne s-iIlery stone oideWaik' ont
instead OK Guiding tne Orchih smAed anu
! 49, l--.. 81 ~: NJ H.
cAIo'u' nav ny >ali9Atl HIS lnIIsl' ne -Ilp
ped on the Peel of the Banana. and failing,
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ilA-D 'iI 4019 u 'iH '''t iuIut7t' -NVin4'
] IL Is rare sport 10 see the Coroner hoist
,,itL Lf. o,r,, p.+.-t ~ KrL Nall
The Charlotte. North Carolina. O5Serrer
says that freedman Of that city approached
a citizen the other day and asked him if lie