Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-23

work at the National capital and all over
the land.
Senator Morrill, is quoted rs pronounc-
ing the Morrison tariff bill "a crude and
dangerous measure" He thinks it cannot
Tho ,tt.ution of farmers is called to the
communication. undcr ne head of Com
merriol Fertilizers. in this issue These
Letters contain information of Importance
TO every farmer i'm the State.
men have been arrested III New orh CIT!
for accepting brides in connection with
the roadway street railroad grant. II
all should be proved guilty they Will make
portly looking lot of conNicts.
Montreal Is IA much SUFFERING Guy ,I.... w.
tilehce ana Ilooo loII"" e"'!' o'"', ''.'V,''"
hel S''e't0 j" i"i''' 1 ,.,
and, fortunately, no temporary mlsioN-
une can i'm pair her permanent prosperity.
The rumor that President Cleveland l.
to marry the daughter OF his former law
partner Miss Folsom oil Bulalo' re-
ceives some confirmation from Ietter
sent by Aseemblyman Platt to the New
York 1rtbUHC stating mat the writer
lively affirming the fact.
The House OF Representatives on ffluay
last, adopted resolution lnqulrlhS INTO
the "unwarrantable and unirlendlY attl-
tude' of the Canadian government ON the
fisheries question. 1t is certainly matter
which demands an explanation, II not an
rboI,+a.t Off of tba Vanderbilt bovs /.
:, f,,md nf so5n noo to no .,,,lied tn tbe CON
str,,ntio,, of , clinic hIiIdino for the New
Vo,l Colle,,a of pbvsicions and Surgeons.
I,-oa1,l, da,otod to tho oncourooement of
soiorno ,nd tho nro,potior of uhiIanthronv.
:, vii .nort ya forgat what Mr. lay
Could,. latest contribution for such mr.
PoHe9 was
lor,,o mart of tho citv of Cbicaoo is
1i[,htnd Inv - corona of electric lamps ON
~ Ton az tho to,,.o,. of tba hoard of trade
hr,Idir,, 30 foot ahove the street The
nl,rt is of 40 ooo candle mower. and is
,.oIoi,lr tho lo,,,eet mass If eIectric liqht
IN the world This shows what can he
dona with the nronar use Of the tower
system of electric lights.
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oo"le a. ~ 'no ''' o,.o ol,;,ni,3,, 10
u'looi ne oo.'ir;'u't m,o n7'iI,di,nin
ePFo"' - - ~ '4 -. IAN tha
nietii1n o. , ,,,,
-N'-' n'9 y, ,'.o',I'i 10 ,',o.,,..tn+a Of
~ d" N' e. 49, 't,,,,1 ,r.t 80 r,(,ir@,
ali.iin, u a D,7 iiio oiI0"'u e. 7'7'
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Mr. Rarnum. having obtained Mrs.
o"ii'oo ii .,, i'" ''.nH e., -.
,ieto ,llf L.. Ni''ia1t,','. thro,,a. ~.
l'''i,' I'M, ,rhoio,, Ti,hor would nrove
800, 49,. ~. par,,,,, saarns 70
q $50 L,7l',;.t, ari.taoran,, Rnt MOI,
t"' et e''o ,It ,hat n =
4i''p' ~ ,'t'I.,,,,
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Mr. Albert Griffin of Kansas. who is
arronoino for a National convention of
Auti-Saloou Republicans announces that
the convention VIII ne hei" DIT O"'O"so' az
an carry uale' anu tiiaI 'he ProPosi'ioh ~
Piace 'ne hePupiio"n pau y y" ~, tN"'i
oalooh pi"'Io'n mas li'e' "i'N 0uOH i" "
among leau'i'e men VI 'no P"i'! 90 ~
leave no uouoV aoouO inc e"ooe99 VI 'n'
movement
There is talk in Montreal of prosecut
inc gentleman of that city. for having
in his house some pieces of nude or half
nude statuary. such as the Venus of Mil,
and tbe Greek Slave. This appears to b,
a case in which the authorities who ar,
charged with the protection of publ,
morals can adopt no better remedy than
the Americanized boycott-or in othe
words to let the man severely alone.