Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-01-04
NOTES,

a party oI NtSetaIItAa NHo "tlo 'iH'NS .
at a wateT-cure establishment, "nile tahinE
walk IN the helds, were ATTACKED pE pun
which chased them iuIiously out OF hls pas
ture. Il bat : your gratitude, Is H. you
great hateful thing exclaimed one OF the
ladies, painting Wlth inght thd iallgue' =,
Ai'er this l Il tat oeei 'iii'e 'iiiieS VA!
She was Irish, and sweet seventeen She
said Sooner than live on charity Id beg
from door to door.
Saws the Worcester Press. The fact that
n lecturer has taken for his subject Three
Weeks on A Camel" shows how lecturers
have to hump around for topics.
We agree with the Worcester Press that
when the manager Of a church fair announces
that one Of the deacous las drawn q pair of
vases and another deacon who was asleep in
the corner uartIally arouses himself and re-
marks "Tbfv're Good" " the circumstances is
not entirely without significance.
..One of ,b. mos, versatile ladies that ever
e,roced tbe Deaduood stoaa" has nocked her
kit. .'lit ont from the land of the bowling
wilderness and is en- route for Chicago,
where she will -.chaw" scenery and ''whoop
it up on old TerTsichore.' SO states per-
sonai in the Black Hills Champion. which
weeps over her departure.
T,.o,,t,.-,,i,e of tho hos, vonpe, mon in Bpr-
lfranf l1F.a ham T'.n
orS borrd II, e,ns,.Ives I, a terrible oath moi
m nav mora ,Ion seven dollars for n Mn
cusbion made of furniture calico and stuffed
with brpn st any time this winter. no matter
what missionary society manufactures the
pin-cushiun - BURLINGTON Hdirtege.
Tho ,,,icl,.st ,,etbod savs the Rurliupton
J1,,rI,,ts of dcr.loning 6uman life il TO
Mani a ,,botocr,nber-s camera in front of A
ionesorne dassrted countrv hotel and long.
lone before the ,rtist can oct n focus. the
norcb balcony doors windows. side-fence
ard dorr,,r- -,,irdov-s of that hoGtelrv will
be alive with smiling, unconscious humanity
rL.s..,;..-.-e,, :. ,,,,,- o,.o- ,ba ,-icL
,,,,a 80 rl,I,r,5 - ,ba stsu The cIoun NO
49, ~, r. oor,'ars ~ bis month over
his ears, the small boy decides to devote the
remnant ol his income TO the tvangeliZaton
OF the heathen, and the beautiful and ac-
complished daughters of the leading citizens
of the West are clipping with daring circus
riders. " orcss'e' Press.
A contemporary remarks that ii is singular
thAt the names Of the fiambeau agitators
o9tn oeelh WIN N. heatnty anu hhient'
vine VINE 'lie 1.e Gii1 1tnINu
g, goilniehoe WIN d ~ ia! Alu v Do.iNe
nne euSs,F1,ior sI ., tis ., ,I,
t n-i' nI "ita az -hnI no a. ~
oau's a. ,A.,,,i 49,, a. II" -
fact tLat NcCiuiiin commences with a p, and
O'Brien with a " There is a great deal of
food for ,l,ouglt IN tbese noditations ifa man
isn't hungry San Irq,cfgco laA.
If ,.ar' a., ofa s,rso1 ors,.r-sbeI1
danci1o in its mister 10 tbe tune of "Hold
tbe Fort " while n cIub- for ted Indian looLs
on and cbews gum. it is a sign that tits going
to rain when vour blonde cousin gets mar
ried, II 1t Is brunette cousin, yon have
got to dream something else J. i'n'. Detm
BOOK
The man who expects to swear of month
from now can be selected from the rest by
the size Of the quid he takes when he gets
hold ofanother man's box - Detroit Free Press
-. g., SilJa,isI, C;,, X ~ - pa,t
r. 80 Who, Lo tlal 20 10 do, rnnnin,
tthro,,oI tror ,I,s rr1a,hrnah IL ,tcisej sticI
q, !, a., IL ,nr,oJ ard co,ni for him II
vas naptber Tben the California man
took his turn in runninp through the under
brush. The animal did not overtake him.
=, .lnclilha'l music Pu'lsh,t pas issGyu
~ ~ M "'e ",
Fatber 1'i,ne and Dorlipr pnssv Whv 80
Sods Tbev arc said ia be- very toucLing
,neIo5ies
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o'e~arl new n''ti |l'i tll iuiAi7n poor "o-
mel, "i,n ''NH """ '"u-'h+7 H' - PEI
.o he ,,,'ti' 10 "'ii'''t ''' no" P%H
tHe 49, 'l' US b""
""" F'se i'eS''
a Pistol Ball and How 1t Missed Light
ning-Rod Man, Is the tanializlng headline
in the St. Louis EepgLiic1n. t.HoHmdti 'on,-
meTcidL
Tho IJ,.-Js,,s s,,s. This u,nde,fnl coup-
try l. ,,,,.r. ,I.o,, !, Lu,drcd mrs ala and
vet II is ,,sce-ssr, f,r a Lur,i,r IN cet dad
drunk and he down on The eidewalE and 90
20 sIee,, II I. ur.,,,g T., ,,-, Ii,nsali ar,as,a1
And tb.n If is GENERALS, ,drisalJe for INN IN
Motif tbe police by uosinl cord where he il
e1o,n9 10 lie down.
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