Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-12
MATTERS AND THINGS.


There is now going the rounds yarn
about Il doctor who made u nerve and bone
all-healing salvc, and experimental with it.
lie cut off his dogs tail applied some of the
salvc to the stump, and new tail grew out.
lie then applied the salve TO the cutoff tail.
and new dog grew out. The doctor Is
now troubled to tell which dog was
which.
A novel and successful experiment has been
ing the past year. A room was fitted up for
instruction in wood working, and two classes
were organized to give two hours u week to
lmnual study. The result is reported to have
been that the boys, while delighted with their
carpentry did not neglect their Other studies,
and their marks were all high.
The progress of the Canadian Pacific rail-
road in the Northwest has opened fresh
and inviting region 10 tourists, particularly
to the devotccs of rod and gun. The new
line is fast reaching toward the Rocky Noun
tains, where the heaviest work in grading
must he done; but the Canadians say that
two Yeas more will he ample for completing
| the road to the Pacific ocean, Land specu-
lation in that remote region has been ram
| pant during the year past, and the rise of
values in Manitoba alone during The twelve
month has amounted TO $50, 900, 900.
The venerable English Constitution is suf-
ferine another strain. in the abolition of the
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cheqnor. On taking possession of the new
law courts, it was thought by those high in
authority That The experiment OF abolishing
tha' luhcllonary might DC safely made, aud
of the officer rose many years ago, because
he took charge OF the tub at the bar of the
oou'', Which Ma9 w ne measure W capacity IN
man took hie name from, Tho rost ,vl,ic,i ,ya a
the measure of lrngth These off'cnrs had
The privilege Of nIoyiur the court in nrccc.
dence of Tie nttornrv.rrunr,i .vc.nt in .itho
Ou,en's Lusin.s."
The annual report oil The trustees of tie
Stephen Girard estate shows that Tie estate
il in &. rr.s,,r,us ,o,,,i,i,, ,r,,,. a.,,,a
'''''''''", III e'''''
o1"'p,'Ig" ,'.e Ii1u''''s anu pnllGih.s occupi,
u W o'"'u c"'ioEr, S'or,s, wnafves, anu
",,' ~ va. n19csst'' at 20, 'ot oo' real
assessed at si.5il.gi,. and other property
valued n r'O%9, 2o4.32 These compose the
,,'du u" n'i',on ~ ms mere Is
'rodd of Illinois fnr ,,ir,rJ c,IIn,,o on,nu,,
inc 10 si5 OGi 80 Tlr fnnn,ial ,on,,, ,s
The estlt, shows tI,,, tho ,nr.in,s Xii, n
balance an J,nr,rv 1ss, NJ "a, 5io IN
omonntcI in ii 100 Ar 1C oyro,,J;,nr's 80
estate s59G og5 81 collr,c ,tG1 zoo innv;n NJ,
n balance in tho ttc,surv On Doccmhnr al
1852 of SOS RIO on Tnc co,Ioco now oon
talns lilo nnnils with d3o onolic,n,s fo,
admission
The consumption of beer in the German
Empire amounted las, vrar IN the crormou.
total Of $50, 600, OOO gallons, Bavaria taking
soo 0Oo 0Oo, Nnriemberg 10000 900, Baden
, vo'oV' n.,l "'eIa "uu 'lc siiiil'ei ot''e'
niviJunl IS nLont 81 ",,,r, r,sr i hu, 'd III,
average inLabjtont Of Hldrn drinks ,hou, 10
J qiirts annually, or nearly pint day
;r, n,,,o f'. '','u mat, u''l al,o"incc DC
mile Bnvarian must account far nearly tw,
/ quarts day. " taxes on German brew
a cries amount. one way or another. to ahou
= levied on exports Il beer.
: A movcmcn, ,,n,n., T.x,, e,ocl, mn, :,
{ ji.,rc, ,l,ir cowho,,s ,as do,;d.d -, nrs,
lint IL l. n,,r e.,,J a., bn 4
,.,
i .c"uNae' 'N't'' s'"'N NV" a'npuhce
u .i'l my ""n'" h'' c'NPlY anybody wh'
that 'icy wouId soon nc comrelIc to rescln
thcv firt ~, J,nic",,,. -, ,,,i'' i WA
r cmplovcs and lint ~. s non ns he nIsn rs M,
on trial, ON Il Joining rluchcs The cowboy
VIII become It's strongest adv lies
In ,bo ,o., ,,.o, ci>c ,o.s,Is ,,,,,.o, NJ,
~ f''' ''"' NV ''''e'' '"'''e" -'e
). YORK from iorelgn ports, or these onl
1878 were American
r.. WI
!. i"o "i"cI'o''i anu u''uc Vi "Isconsi
n wedding were both sued on the followin
~ day for damage, in consequence of havin
:. V,Tne,, sn'I Pi0m'sc 10 marry o.hcr"'s'
Il
: ihe prou"ctlon ol anthracite coal Tor ioe
IS Is csii''la'eu Al -o'oVo ooo TONS pto NOV
Is - 1t amounted to 90, 1873, i3l tons, as again
NJ ~ 5Ol G35 TONS du,ing tho souo n.riol ,
IS 1881.
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Is The editor of "A Dublin NEWSPAPER IA,
,r f,onod,ud hur,, !, h;s ,n,c. rn;o,, M
rs .'.',, "f'
n ''''' Va 'cP'l'c' 'o'e'houaht' IL ~
r telegram which he received Il few weeks az
ID aud 1t reads please keep column open it
ar dastardly outrage To he committed at
: O'Clock Tonight
d ~,
A. ihe 'eirl'oly OF the hroifllr IN Nor'
ne Africa, a fertile country, rich in minerals an
10 wood became ,f,cr th. Fr.rch occu,.,;,
b I.a1. . WV
If amos ai' u uescf'' rs inc nohai tribes 100
IF l'En.' otcl's were soon 'ai.eh ny me rieh'
$ ~ eucoui"Sr Eurolcah immigration eat
If l'l'lus,"lt m'hS uhrit" Tree oi chars
q. S.""nu su't'p'c " p'l,u mousse upon NJ
RS has already been that 30 families of vurio,
If na'ionaitlts are established in the county {
ne us o"l'I'Iun5' MhHc INC h"hocr Is :