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TO THE LADIES.

u UST received. and for sale by j. & j
- H. PECK g. Co.. Burlington, a few
boxes Of Reynolds e. Parmplv's celebrated
FEMALE HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
1t Is designed particularly tor the diseases
peculiar to the Female constitution A
more efficacous remedy Of lhl, kind. has
long been wanted, as many of those dlseas'
O. have ba filed tue skill of the most eminent
physicians, and all The remedies heretofore
have proved Intellectual, in thousands Of
cases. This medicine invariably removes
instructions, regulates in most cases OF.
painful, too frequent, or proiusc mlnstrua.
ton and has cured the most obstinate cases
OF FIuor a lous or whites, aud as mo, her's
relief, it Is not eqnaled by any other medl.
cine. 1t is recommended by many of the
most eminent physicians in the United
States. Doct. J. Morrison, from Colerain,
Mass. who has prac'Jced medicine some
twenty years at Oneida, n. Y. says ~
relation to 1t. THAT it is the best medi.
cine now in use. In cases OF rctlntlon, or
suppression of the mjnses, think it Will
sustain the appeIIalion Of specific. ! have
tired 1t ~ the worst cases, Wllh admirable
success, and wish for the good OF suffering
females, that all physicians would introduce
1t IN their practice, and | have confidence
to believe they would find happy results,
as have found the pills to answer fully
their recommendation" Doct. r. Il
Davis, Of Syracuse, tells similar story.
and many others For further Information,
YOU are referred to The persons whose
names are annexed 10 our show bills. and
also TO pamphlets, left with our agents for
gra'luous distribution. Price 81 per box
containing nearly 100 pills. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by REYNOLDS &
Parmelv. Pltsford, Monroe CO., n. Y. sold
also by +. Huntington, Vergennes Moody
a. Adams, NJ ddIebury: Jackson & Kech
am, Brandon; S & ". White a. Co. +,
Rutland; d. II. Meacham.W. d., Walng.
ford; A. r. Vail g. Co., Dandy; ID. An
drews, Manchester; Merrill q V. ID.
Spregel. Bennrngton; and WIIiston q
Tyler. Bratreborough. aug7-ly
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Diseases of the Lungs.
Decidedly the most popular remedy ever
known in America.
w EGETABLE pULMoNA.
- Rx BAISAM is the most va,ua-
o'c remedy now in use for coughs, colds, asih-
ma or ph'hisIc, consumption, whooping cough
ana pulmonary affections of every kind. It's
sa'e is steadily increasing, and the proprIetors
are constantly receiving the most favorable
account oil It's effects. The following new
certificates are offered for public examin alton.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Extract OF letter from Mr.. c. S. Clay, King.
s.on' Ulster co. N. Y, to the proprietors.
yours of the 9th inst. was duly received. A
remarkable cure was effected by the Vegetable
pulmonary Balsam in the winter and sprinp
OF 1852 The person, Mr. Moody, had been
SICK long time with the consumption. His
physicians bad given him up. lie was rsdu-
ceo SO low as 10 be unable TO help himself. and
was raising large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using the Balsam. which has effec.
ted complete cure, and he is now as hale and
nearly as ever he was. Mr.. Moody has re-.
moved from this town, bu, he has promised
me more detailed account oc his case, which
will forward YOU C.S. CTAV
Kingston. N. Y. June IS, 1883.
Extract of a letter from DR.. Jacob Myers.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has beer
sold IN TINS county for two years, and the.
medicine has gained an uncommon celebrity.
for it scarcely IN one instance failed of HAVING
The desired effect. am by no means in favor
OF the many nostrums. most Of which are i'm.
positions upon credulous public, but that
which know by use to be efiectual, | cannot
m nhoti
counterfeit preparation has been offered hero
by travelling Agent, of Coms,ock. N. Y.
and there is another article vended here that
is strongly suspected to be spurious.
JACOB MYERS, M. D,
Miilling,on. Junia,a CO. Penn. MAY 3, 1897.
From DR.. Samuel Morrell, to the Proprietors
of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
am satisfied that the Vegetable Pulmona.
ry Basam is a valuable medicine. 1t has
been used in this place with complete success
IN an obstinate complaint OF the lungs, alten-
ded with severe cough, loss Of voice, and the
raising fmuch blood. which had previously
resisted many approved prescri plions. After
using the Balsam one week, the patients
voice returned and be was able TO speak audi.
bly,. This occurred some ti,Sc since, and
the man is now engaged not only in active
but aborIous business. Respectfully, &c.
S. MORRELL.
IT is now more than six years since was
brought very low by an affection Of the lungs,
and my complaint was declared to be incura-
BILE by council OF three physicians. | was
then restored to as good heallh as had en-
joyed for many years, by using the Vegetable
Pulmonary Basam. Since my recovery
have recommended the Blsam in great ma
ny cases lung complaints and so far as |
can learn. It's use has invariably beer followed
by much benefit, and in many instances it has
effected cures which were wholly unexpected.
SAMUEL EVERETT.
Boston, March 9, 1887.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by J.& J. H.
PECK Il Co., Burlington, VI.
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and Splendid Sleighs.

~ AVE now on hand the largest and
ID "A best assortment Of Sleiahs ever
offered IN the State comprising a band
some variety Of one and two horse pleasure
s'eIghs, OF the latest patterns and most,
approved workmanship; also. verv nice
aruce of the kind, designed particularly
tor family use, one and two horse. Their
selghs are manufactured of first rate ma,
ter'a's. and they are wiling the workman-
ship should be compared with any thing ~
ms part OF the country. Call and see
Terms OF payment made easy.
They have also a few new and second
hand CARRIAGES. which they will sell
cheap. Most kinds Of produce received
III payment.
Shop opposite The American Hotel, on
Shelburn street.
Burlington, Nov. 60, 1889
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To this he will give his personal a,ien.
ton, aud lE the trea 'ment of The dlseasns to
which the horse subject, he will endeavor
to give satisfaction.
The subscriber earnestly requests all
those indebted to him to make lmmed
ate payment. p. p. MARKHAM.
Shop, No. Mechanics yard, entrance
from College or Church street.
Burlington, Nou. 90, 1889.
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j0T ms phWW compliant mas 6een mare gen'
tdHy successful, md more MghiV approred
than The ceie6raied Jebb's Rheumatic LINZ.
ment.
INTERESTING CASES.
Erhaci trom an Ediior-Sir. For cioh.
teen months was afflicted with the Rheuma.
tism. every cndeavor every medicine within
reach was used, but without effect, until |
procured this Lnimenl after using two bot.
ties. and pant Of a third,il entirely cured me-"
Il Physician in Pennsylvania writes -
"Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment has been bene.
fetal in erery ease IN Which il uas used..'
Il Southern .4gem writes" Send me a fur
ther supply of Jebbs Linmenl. 1t is in high
repule here
A WESTERN AGENT wri,es:-'. am GU, of
Jebb's Linimenl, and it is much though, of
here by persons who have used it,"
Mr. Of this city, lost the use of his
limbs in consequence Of exposure TO wet and
damp, could not get out of bed for six weeks
bottle Of the Liniment, and few doses Of
Relies Asihmalic Pills, restored him to pe,s
feel heath IN ii days.
AN OLD GENTLEMAN was severely afflicted
with violent pain in his back for MANY
years, which bent him nearly double,w per>
.cctly cured by one bottle of the Liniment,
and walks upright as any person.
JEBB's LlNIMENT is worth( sad an aged
Minister who had experimentaly tested its
surprising virlues) Ills weight IN gold!'
DIR. SrALDING of Lyndon, VI. writes:-
"Jebb's Lniment has effected very decided
cure in neighborng town. Esquire c.
was afflicted for some time with Rheumatism
in the hip and joint, after taking medical
advice, and making use of all the nostrums
IN this part of the country to no purpose.
was compI etey cured by Q bottles ofthis Lin
iment.' (Signed) p. SPALDING.
This Linment will not only be found one
OF the best remedies for rheumatism, which
1t relieves immedalely,and which it frequent
ly cures in Cd hours, although Of years s,and-
ing but also for sprans, numbnoss, 81 tIness
of tie joints, bruises, chilblains, &c.
Price SO cts. Il Bottle.
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Rev. /. COyerts'
BALM OF LIFE.

A NEW AND VALUABLE REMEDY
"a for those who are afflicted with acute and
chronic diseases Of The LUNGS and WiNDPIpE
This medicine is suited to all climates and
to persons of all ages and sexes, will keep for
any length Of time, and may be used with per
feet safety by persons in The most feeble state
of health, as it contains no ingredients that
can impair the constitution under any crcum.
stances. 1t will be found greatly servlccable
in all diseases Of the Lungs and Brocha,
such as phihisic, asthma, whooping cough,
Group, acute and chronic inflammation Of The
lungs and windpipe. BY the dyspeptic, it has
been used with decic ed advantage, and is
serviceable to persons laboring under debility
ofany kind.ifused according to the directions.
To the consumpuve, it has invariably afforded
almost immcddtc relief, and in several instan,
ces has wrought permanent cure. 1t is not
however, expected to effect a cure upon such
as are in the last stages Of the disease; but
even to SUCH it will be found to give much
releC,and greatly prolong lha, remnant of life
which has become so neatly eXlingushed by
the dread destroyer.
Sold by j. & j. II. PECK & Co., Burning.
ION, PtrmonI.
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WINDOW SASH.
Wool e. POrk, will be reed

on Debts and in exchange for Goods at cash
price, if delivered soon. Also wanted IN ex-
change for goods Butter, Cheese, Corn, Rye,
Oats, Beans, Peas and 1000 Wool skins at
fair prices, by LYMAN Il COLE.
Burlington, Vt. Dec. 81, 1889.
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YNflE subscriber having tcompleed his
n large and commodous shop, respect.
fully informs his customers and the public
general'y that he is now ready to execute
any orders with which they may favor him
in bis line.
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AA eruplions all over her head, face, and
body, attended with most unpleasant itch,
lngs, burnlngS and botches-had lost the
mails from some Of her fingers and toes
was cured by bottles Of these drops!
A BoY-SUfitred four years with dread,
full sores ON his foot, some Of which had
eaten wholly thro' his toot-had his foot
opened twice and the bone scruped-wa,
considered past relief, and his death eX-
pected-was cured by taking these drops !
A MAN IN RoXBURY WAS for years al
i1lcted with foul ulcers, one Of which had
| eaten through his wrsl-was cured by
these Drops!
A CHILD-- After trying various other
Medicine for painful ernp,lons on his legs,
and other parts of his body. was cured by
the Botanical Drops alone!
A CHILD IN RoXBURY--Was cured of a
bad tumor under his arm. by bottles.
a Boy IN BosToN--Was many wears
troubled with ulcers in his head. which
dls charged a, his ears--cuTed by 3 bottles.
Mr. WRIGHT Was cured of bad fever
sore on one Of his legs, of long standing by
these Drops, after all other means used
had falod.
A CHILp-Was cured by these Drops.
Of blles and ulcers, some Of which had
eaten to The RIBS.
An ELDERLY LADY-Who was long
afflicted with Leprosy, and so horribly, thai
she could not bend JOINT without gushing
out Of bIoOd--6 botrir- cured her.
A YOUNG LADY--Of Boston, was cured
! of "A violent humor IN her eyes, by the
Drops.
a LADY IN CHARLEsTowN. Was cured
of IA whlle swelling on her knee Joint, by
hese Drops and Jcbb's Linmenr.
4 Man IN CoNNECTICUT-Wh had
been troubled for years by an obstinate
kings evil, was cured by these Drops.
A LADY-Wa- cured of terrible case
OF St, Anlhony's FIRE, by the Drops.
A CHILD-Also Of distressing scroiua.
A PER>oN.-Troubled with violent
"upllonS on the face, was cured by hese
Drops, after various other medicine and
had foled
*#*Thesc Drops will cure the mos, IT,.
voleraie Scroiula, St. Anhonys Fire,
Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Eryepselas, Leprosv.
PlmpIed Faces, Sore Eyes, Scad Head
>, l.
| fostering Eruptions, Humofs Fever Sores.
(cven when the bone has BECOME callous, \
White Swelling in connection with Jebb's
Lnimcnl.( Veneral TalDls, when Mercu-
| ~ failed, J aud all other disorders arising
from an impure state Of the blood and i'm.
ces, and are the best Spring and Autumn,
al physic.
Price 81, or G bottles for S.. Ask for
Dr.. Relies Boancal Drops. HI
*#*Prepared by II. KlppER, successor
to DR.. Conway, and for sale at his Count
ing Room, No. 90 Cont street, next to
J. k'dder's Drug Store,n Concert Hall,
Boston. For sale by J. g. J. II, PECK
a. CO., Burlington VI.
None genuine unless signed r. KIDpER.
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers.
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DRY GOODS AND
DRY GROCERIES,.
At the Cash Store Kept by
PATTERSON

TAN b. purchased as low us any one
" IA The State. whether they sell at cost
below cost, or at a profit, the following
articles viz
French. English and American prints
from 6 to 25 ponce.
French and English Mernos from Is.
Cd. to los. Cd.
MohaIr, Grape, and London camblet OF
cost.
Plain and figured silk, very beautiful,
As. Cd. TO 6s. Black and blue black do.
Plain and figured Alpine, from Is. Cd
TO i3s.
Mouseline de Lame. from 80 to 80 cts.
Red and black mcrlBo shawls, warran
ted free from cotton.
Brochc and plaid from SO to S. 90
Fancy hdkfs. gloves. hosiery, Iaccs, RIB.
bons, Italian cravats.
SO and 10 inch gun elastic snsppnders.
Broadcloths, cassimeres aud vcstngs.
Satne'ts, gromnade gray cloth, from
so to 81 l2.
Brown and beached shcetiDgs, from 8
to l2 per yard.
Yarn. wiCklDg, ticking, and batting.
Co'ored tlannels, 40 TO so cts.
tarwel's shoes, gaiter boots and dan.
cling pumps.
Hats, caps and buffalo robes, all very
low.
e. II o G. Z Il z s,
lea, sugar, molasses, lamp oil, dry fish, tobac.
co. pepper, sp'ce ginger, saeratus, nulmess. Gins
namon, raiSns, rice, starch. &c. &c.
~ who are wishing 10 purchase any kind of
goods will find it for their interest 10 ca on Pat.
'erSon, one door east Of Towards hotel, where
they VIII he sure to get the worth OF their money.
Burlington, Dec. r. 1899
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BEASKS7EIrETNG.

VNN II II Subscribers have taken The
Il Blacksmith Shop formerly carried
on by he Burlington Mil Company. east
OF Sidney Barlow's store, and also the
one near the bridge, on the Burlington
side, where they will promptly attend
20 all kinds of work in their line. Par
'icular attention given to shoeing horses,
Carriages aud SIeighs ironed IN the hes,
manner, and large jobs requiring TO be
turned, executed promptly, and in the
most perfect manner.
A, Il, a. G. DUNCAN.
Burlington Falls, Dec, 10, 1880,
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INC o NJ II a II "A B l. T. TOOTH
PREP.2R.lIION

TENIE U'opian dreams of the alchymist are
IL realized, and a remedy discovered for
the TOOTHACHE, and preserving those
important and beautiful appendages Of the
human system, by the use of the NAG
.NE1YC ODON1IC.4, which by It's attract
i've, purifying and strengthening qualities,
removes all eXlraneous substances from the
teeth, rnd preserves them in their natural
! brlliancy, and the gums in sourdness and
beauty. 1t is ascertained from experience,
! that when used, the teeth will never decay.
but remain till the latest age Of man, with
their natural wear. When they are decayed.
It's progress will be arrested, and the teeth
preserved and prevented from aching. AL
this has been done in mulliudeof instan-
ccs and more, IN thousands of cases, nervous
loolhacho Chat climax of pain) has at once
been cllcctually cured by the use Of this the
most popular dentrifrice in America. And
the pubic, so far as they have become ac.
qualned with the merits Of this tooth pow
der. have made use ofit-'-as we have sold,
within short time, about 10000 boxes of
the Odontica. And, in conclusion. where and
who is the young lady or gentleman, aye, the
individual that values a beautiful sci of teeth,
sound gums, and u sweet breath, more than
fifty cents. that will be longer destitute of a
box of DR.. M. Hitchcock's incompatible
Magnetic Odontica?
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A. HITCHCOCK ~ Co.,
No. III Genesee street, Utica. N. Y.
And by their agents throughout tho u. States
and Canada, In Burlington only by J. & J.
llPECK & Co.. in Vergennes by jill. Bow.
man, in Milton by Whlnoy, Landon g. Co.,
IN Georgia ny Lorenzo James. aug2
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Ir ID W s u g il, %
Ct WTTETSTCIG.


FESIlE Subscriber has taken the Brick
H. Store formerly occupied by A J.Fuler
u Co where he is now receiving gene
raj assortment of
Dry GOODS.
DRY GROCERIES.
CROCKERY.
CLASS AND HARD ware,
DYE STUFF'S,
.MEDICINES.
S.3LT, vans,
BOOTS .4,ND SHOES.
FUR j. WORSTED cars &c &c.
Having purchased his entlre Stock OF
Goods with Cash during the pressure for
money IN New York some of the last days
Of October, he Is enabled to sell them al
much less rates than Goods have Usually
been sold in This place. The pubic are re-
qnesled To cal and examine his Stock He
can assure those that are IN want Of Good,
and Cheap Goods, that there is no nece s.
slty Of their gong TO Burlington to buy
them. w. H. HOLLEY.
WlllistOn, Nov, Goth 1889
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LAMBS WOOL HOSE.

Ladies white Lambs wool
hose, genllemens do. mixed half Hose,
Merno, Buckskin aud Hunting Gloves, n
new style and cheap, at the cheap cash
store Of LArHRop, PoIwlN & WAIT.
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Ironing and Repairing,

In all its branches by experienced and
sk'lfnl workmen, TO as to give entire salts.
fac,ion
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TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
t b e II b eI M ats m !

No mediclne erer get introduced TO pubhc notice
far Mis painful complaint has bee,l mare zen.
efaty successful, md more highiy approred
Man The ceiebraicd Jeb6's Rheumatic LINZ.
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Axes and Edge Tools

of superior quality, made to order.
E-SHOELVG,
BY men who understand their business
Hewould call the attention Of those having
horses with good feet, land who wish to
keep them SOY to the fact that many horses
are spoiled or rendered unfit for business
by the bungllng or ,niudlclous manner OF
shoeing them. BY maay years practical
experience in this branch and his attention
now, the subsc her hopes to merit con-
t'nuance Of that patronage which has been
so literally bestowed.
FARRIERY,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07
;PiIulcs Vegetables dc DC.

ET sIROPs AMERS DU DIR. M4FAT.
Es PiIulcs de Vie ont ete nommts aims;
par plusieurs individus i aui te, ont
saVvE Ia vie. Dams une infinite de cas- t,r en-
caeitE a paeu pressure msracUleuse, n Ia "a.
cutie qu'elles possedent de purifier iessranes
vitsux ct de leur donner du q ct 4. q
gusur. Ces 3laIes sont purement ct bt;lre.
mtnt composGes de v6gktaux, Giles nebnt;en-
nent nj mercare, nj arsenic, nj antinjne. n;
auc0n autrc metal. Files sont extraitese bl.n
tel rares, don't les vertus sont comm dienm;.
,osg.tems des tributs indiennes, ct rednmen,
de- queiqaes chimistes ~distinguks. Uue Ieur
pr3ncipaux effets, est dc detacher des 1eo;. 4.
Pestomac les impurities qui s'y dEposet cont.
nie1lement ct de bonner I'm ieu iibrdu fo;e
ct aux poumons, desquels depend Ia rAIar;,<
de plusieurs organes.
Les Sirops Amers da Phenix sont ID; on.
Increment composites de vegstaux, ct I'M. mn
remede infaillible pour toutes espscet]e "a
vres inteTmittentes. lis chassent Ie mei,re A.,
systeme, ct en- detruisent avcc promptid. -
mauvais effets.
De plus amples details re t~rouyeninr l..
prospectus qui accompagnent chaque 81. :,
chaque bouteille de sirop. 81
be depot Baton Rouge est chez iJor,.
DAN, Pharmacien, qui est charge de Ia nte \.
ms. we sssue sH s. cnez on Pourra sprocu-
WV. R. MoHkr.
New York. Is septembre 1889.
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ErAT DE LA LOUfSiANE

ME-. Masusnis Mcdonnell, Nils. .Msfy
WI Nsiison, Nj. j j. Ns..oa Ut Nj. Jsn,sa
N. Lsa, ssais betitipts 10 jsaies 81 Elisabeth
Ns'is1h, aeesdesj hsbltabts dc 10 psrtlsse Est
t1atsn llaass, ayaat i'hstea.,oo d's,aAreipss isar
,~aotatfe s,sphsn, ase d'envlfan 30 ansi Tsv.ss
ie. psfsotnss ani aut ie,i De legsles. opp6sitlbns
4 Ia di,s emancipation, subt fsquis den fairs Ia
declaration dams ~l's.paee de. 4~uafadts joufs qoi
~suivroni Ia date du present avis, pasdsvant ts
4teflsf de- Ia tour de fsfeisse. poar n aiis Coof,
Deuue SOUS mn malt, ts ID Fsvtiet. 1910.
AUG DUPLANTtEA, sitehf.
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pENDDLEs, MONTREs ABfJOUx
RkDA0f9

~ MO0RE, lof,rnBs fsspee,os eer,snf lss eis
~ ioyens Dc ha.es Rouge, ga'd .sesps tnsta.
tenant i'aneieans s4sdsnfs 10 4. btspstsfk, rue
ne ~rtgliss, OF, II mbsigosra ~isoteavfsxs d'st.
gent. repstefs lee nosttes, lee bo,,4de tn"s,qaes.
orgues grandss II ptti,es, Il ps1d"iS ~ toots es-
ltee. u eotfeet,oo"sta ea o''tts, sssefstsra IL III.
jou II s'aas6h dams p.u No II mpsA ~recevoi, IN
grand sssoftiment IA vssfes h l,vsstss psopyes 4
tout age. II pe1t s,o0ttvf d. ces3ests gai PROT.
vent a,,'ii = ete ling temps appfe,A dsns ~ genre
de hatsij ct ao'ii 4 90 employee dsts les 5oatibves
les Plus fespseiabtes de l'Etst.
Il pfs"d ref u t'sfgsat yieos srtehsaes d. tts.
vail. % NAss 6sGm
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4vAtoNtt pr oAaCoNs n DAJON
ttOtJdt.

MOUOB6
tAetAN0mfG m 1siivss NJ sss d cbaussee
NelfE3 7jeo fIdkodists. gs sitvstiOs 1ssaNs
DIS msiileUsst ds u Wills Oh 60 gdsllS t'est point
ssposes d III vas du putitf u daeils est 1 10 i'dftee
do tUas /. Les SALES sSat sastss u asfeabIss, 10
C6ufs dss 4tudes CON pfsndfa tp.,sss leg bfsiitfss
o~nihpaifsN ui soni sassiEness datts tss Academies
~ ajoutsi,, Ia talsus FrsbgAi.e. 10 principal fsfa
tout seu possible tsur qte les elsves fassent lsut
eoitf d'etpiss complement. Aaean sieve No sefH
,esi, h ti0ins d'uH quarter u u ne sefa fat aUeehe
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