Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

EDISoN's LATEsT-RUNNING NIAGARA THROUGH
wIRE-THE FALLS TO FURNISH POWER
AND LIGHr-"sUNDAY MEDICINE.
N,,r Vo,v Can't If 1SIS

EDISON LATEST-RCNNlNG MALARIA lhAo'"h
wIRR-THE FALLS TO FURNISH ro"hA
-''n ~ c. ,c 1893
II, ,,. v,,,o. -, ,ha "a. D.. I'd Tines
The march ~ sc;onco and discovery seems
:, ,a,o roors 70 h.. Of tho do,bIe.,p;ck order.
=, ,,. h,, boo, .ccoun,;sbed
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I;:,,;hn,o :, b, Moons Of u;res ~ the fac
-, uo,Lsho of d.. oorr,,r where
:. 80, IT,. az ..,,n o,,i,o Edison
-. iha, ,ho ,oro, IS Macao ia eoual
- ~ .r..s,-.e %. oo..nr,r
- p - .t-sa.. 49, ,ro,,, o,d ho
'ioii vi 'o"i 'nious"ou' '"' "o
claims 1t to be comparatively simple
problem to turn this force into electricity
and .,rrv !, over cables +, any REQUIRED
A". " =. :. - ,1aa..;o
points, anu 'hcre MAXI ~ 'Pe'a'' ''.e'"
engines which shall turn all The "heeiS
and spindles in the country, if necessa-
~ Resides do;nc this the same cur
-: , I'll, l.,
rent accoruinS " LIS p'""' "'.'N
used to illuminate the factories instead oil oil
or gas, and with hundred-fold more in.en-
s;tr Indeed il seems that this yery miracle
,,-. -. b. r,n,oo,;cr,
mas aiieaus oeen "io'h'' "
manufacturer who thus uses waterman
quarter of mile from bis factory to gener-
ste electricity which being brought to his
-. III II. atoe,;,, ond m,t.s
PREMISES 'uins oil MS 'NA''s ""1
the place as light as Jay.
Another scheme lately presented for sec
o,d Time "a tho c;tv Government savors of
.ouo,, =. ,h., oe oloo,,;.
'he same s'ar''inH no'ei'F as 'na' Vi eie''''
transmission OF power This Is plan TO
lay pipes all over tie city which shall supply
steam for heating and cookinO nurnoses to
all residences desiring to avail themselves of
the nririlcge and disnense with ranges and
furnaces / believe there is a good prospect
of a charter being granted to a company
fnrmed 10 carry this nroieet into effect.
"Boots at the Holly Tree Inn, is yindicat-
cd His story about the elopement of the
infants has becn looked unon as touching
nicture of the imnrobable. if not impossible'
But New Jersey has DUPLICATED the case.
and this time there is no fiction about
Il An eIonement in fahout two and n
half feet, h;Gh life has been mined in the
lind bv The crnel narent. and still more
bcartless informing neipbbors of George
Fedcr aged lour and A half years. and Ida
CovIe AGED balfa wear Younger than the
wnnderinI groom both residents of Paterson.
Hand in hand thew wandered to the nearest
railroad station. and affectionately occupied
one scat While waiting for the cars. Wbeth-
or the bride stood upon the croom's should
ore and reached mn money IN the ticket aoent
with n long handled broom. does not appear.
But Georple's heart sank to the tins of his
conner-toed boots when two shadows fell
acrass tho tbr, sboId and Cunid's victims
we're not 10 mt too fine a noint upon il.
led home nv the ear To saw nothing of an
earrv meoI and a na;nful retiring for the
n;ab,
The louor question rs presume all YOUR
readers are aware has for years tormented
Nov Yort The excise laws ara loose and
obscrre Tbev are NOT sirinccn, enoupb to
sn;t the nrobibihonists and are claimed
bv the l;dncr sellers 10 he unjust to them.
H.. has ar;son now oo,s;c, Tbo teeto-