Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05


Senator Edrnurds of Vermont rs presden-
'ai candidate. At the last Republican Ma.
nonal convention there was a slnm move
mem Tor hila a. llG next there may be new
and formidable one. His b4ylyol WINS in
.nal cornS 81 Vermont which gave birth to
President Arthur. He is stawarl, or. in
other words, rcformcr with no nonsense
ABOUT nm. lis great abilities are CONCEDED
by his associates, and his control over his
temper, coupled with his Independence, give
nm thelr confluence aud esteem. go B0ston
TraUeNer.
Mrs Theodore Tllton was recently visited
by friend, who found her in boarding
house in BroS,lyn and WHO writes "She js
icariully altered by cares Her pcrsunal
'e,uty, once very marked, is almost zone
oly mere and there trace. The soft.
rl-hi, innocent eye remains, but IT. at alone
Her deIica hands, once soft as velvet, are
hhrd "i'h toll; the lust Gus, dark brown
mar Is vry gray, and the pink and white Of
hcr on beau iiu complex n replaced by u
dnll 81 loN. bat hcr lite is fall # rcicc and
res that The world can not give"
The 1T]unc remarks that the amendment
to th0 civil service bill, providing that no
person h'hi'na ~ using intoxicating bever.
'g's TO excess all tie employed. is practical.
aTo'hcr tar to the appointment of D,mo.
Gratis 10 ullict, but neither Mi Brown nor
Mr. NoIrhec, raised the point.
Goy,rnor.cler. Cleveland Ncy Yo,L
promises reform administration. A
Democratic reform administration" usually
ends by disappearing with Nil The portable
Sta properly. 1t is alleged that when Gov
cinor Corner came into office af ar the DEM
ocraic reform u !ministratio of q ". II lin
sou lhtc was only one pillow in The Extcu-
tive Mansion for Himself and family. and all
the bedding tad disappeared.
Tie literary society Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of New York city. af-
ter a debate On the question, - cs Oh mod
crn drama tend to the elevate. of society -
decided, las, Tnursdty evening, in favor OF
the affirmative.
Os'ar VII lie sailed for. Europe Oh Thursday
hast. lis departure made NJ sensation.
There were not jwcnty lovc-sitk maiders
standing about him imploring lis smiles, but
about twenty hackman shouting To him
"Good.hye Oscar
judy D'lari Of North Cuplinl hls just
moved his residence for the tfticlh time
since he began housekeeping.
Since Alexander II. Stephens became gov.
error OF Georgia, less than eight weeks ago.
he has psdoned foity-cisht oo1yic,s, twelve
Of whom were murdrcts AN five convicted
If rnpc
DR.. c. A. Ncdc and Captain 5. d. Ken
dali, members OF the Like George Canoe
club, reached New Orleans, early on the
morning OF Christmas, having travelled TWEEN
u seven hundred miles Of the five thousand
seven hundud bad out for them to make in
their canoes. They have stated again. en-
taking On Lake fontChartian. They will
Skin The Gulf asst, making brief cali at
Cedar Keys and Tampa, Flo ida, inside The
FlorIt-. r. e., and up the AllaLtic coast to
lake Worth. ar Jupiter where, for few
weeks. ttcy will lie the guests If y. II. Bish-
op, suhrr oil tie Voyage of tic Paper Ca
noe, WHO las been one Of the g'ct'Cs' sup
portcrs Of Am ricnn cauo.ing They will
then PR coed uorlhward, following tic inland
waters VIII practicable, at 9TH r. times tax
in the o, en- SEA, ald they fXpe.t to reach
New 1orN ely il the latter p r. Of June or
Early IN July, 1888 Then they 20 up the
Hudson nni olh'r streams, tier intention be-
ing to arrive a the point from which they set
oui-I.orna Island. Lake Gcorne-witL,n A
wear iron August 10Th, last.
Hon, William H. Hooper, whor,prcscn,cl
Utah in the Unilcd States Congress from De.
ccnbr. 1850, to March. 1861. and urojn
nom Doce,,i.. tsG5 70 ,roroi ,s-9 ~
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IN r., in n ,cb,.,,c,s ca,,r't,. ynni ms
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