Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-30

ralmo,a,', L., ' up", ,lnen ai'ngu he nis,
,rious vsi,nr. u,I ua.y ~" hl. ,,iIa
man ~ WIZ "'sn " Sc anu "'ei i .,e
Saens are the only two left in Europe who
hio" no" TO play The piano"
Victoria will be Ga years old in May. The
Prince of Wales, who has been heir pre-
sumptiye for az wears will n, her death be.
o,,ro r,,yori yrt Li..s IT,, p.,,oi,
ond Ir,ianI a,, aro us u ma
oro-n of Gro " n r'", v. dmu.' e,
r. do and ny aiIiao,.",, so' ~, na ,ha, ' .,s
ing respectfully and gracefully Would Ed
ward VII Ill even That small bIllf
The leading members Of the medical pro.
fcssion of New York will give u compliment
tarv dinner TO DIR Oliver Wendell Holmes
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V,ol VI 'n1 iG i ~ iiol.liia mas Won ,o'
i,, uva' a,i ''''' ''''' "u'
'"s '"o past i0i'y yci's'
Captain Boycott few years ago dared not
go outside OF his grounds without body
guard lie made visit to America, and
hhuln3 no place ike home. returned to his
nnscc ,yi,h t%e ,c ",,i ''' Go'u. ,',ahi"g nus
norn.c,Iv orj ,yitI, en,l, ",Nt AZ =, ao
that hr 10 nav frno ,a ,,Ise .I I'iCo
ni,I',,, nni,o, ,,r,,,o,i,S "'-'' Hc Pic's'S
In his will Mr.. Girarl directed that, after
the wants of the college had iern provided
- -.
ioh Vle surplus revenue from Ills es'a'e
should be expended Tor tie improvement OF
the city OF Philadelphia, the reduction Of tax
alton and the maintenance Of good police.
The board OF city trusts has now made
a nart of Delaware avenue
sa,,,os ,.,,u, ~, .,,,.,.i.,. t. ,..I...
o-a no t.sn,an,,iI ,nnn - Ln'iaaa.1
80, {, No., a,,, n,s,,,.. ,,'a s,,....~,,.r..
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gou-scnu Tor piunucr' - Tue butcher
charged nm NIFTY cents pound Tor mutton,
| thc ordinary price beng fourteen cents.
Ardpl, having discovered INC fraud, proceed
cd to learn how many pounds had been sup
phel ana when the butcher next came
ro5nd, nus customer clntched MN, anu then,
WIN strong YET supple cane administered
whack LOT each pouhu supplied.
| A picturesouc tale IS told of Mr. Biyrar
,,,o ,,a,,o r,,,a ,,a,,,,ax 50 ,a-,;.,,,a,,. ''Io
.No .'''4I 'u'0 ''0u''e' VI p''''",'ieue "iO
has Just been compelled TO pay SlO,OOo Tor
the privilege of not marrying Miss Fanny
| lIyland. When he was Standing for Cavan
a ,,i,ro tL 1,, y.or y. tnc 'eSpy
of a Roman Catholic bishop on The subject
of denominational education, he begged
irleha 10 acqunihl ti,e PielA,e win lhg TACT
tiit nc HI D3'h ~ MS CpHuteu Ut Ca'hoilG
sCnoOis. why rc'ii"i"ei NJ liieuu'
Thought YOU wcfG nor married 40 more
am, repleu MI bisHti, ana 10 SNOW
you aih no pisol po'h ol tHcr iho'Nefs are
N"hoiiCs'
Everybody has heard nEa IIottentot We.
L., m, -.
nus Du' ''0,''n,'' i-"S''',' "0o!en''n Is
new thihs uhuer Tue sun According 10 Mr.
LlbOucherc, however there is prospect that
the House Of Lords in course of time will be
adorned by such phenomenon The pres
ent Earl of Stamford and Warrington, who
lived long at place about ten miles from
Cape Town, for some time past has resided
at WynberE, on the sandy flats, in an iron
house Of two rooms. By his first wife he had
no issue by his second wife he had lssue-a
a ntinn, w t,is WIZ ueaIn e 'iiarliet
dren. lie insists upon heinz called INV
lord but passes lis time picking up fir
cones anu ol's OF SUCK IN inc Woous 10 keep
lnc u1ines.tc Nsc Du, nlnE' "h'c MS cilIureh
Iuu ao1u; Iic H"'s p"'cioo'cu anu oniy par-
''aily GNU
Mr.. Henry Watterson has issued his plat
form, for 1881 I,o s,ys. u,:r,o, MARTY, III
N"s paw W.
umphs are not won by petty juggling; they
are achieved by ideas. They are not the re-
| suit Of pcttifogying they are the response
10 convictions. a ruer way Of putting the
question of "a tariff for revenue only would
be this ;--"Since it is the party law, based
upon the traditions of two generations of
Democratic statesmen and euunciated by two
} National Democratic conventions, and rgnt
in itself, can we win victory without it !;