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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR COUGHS
COLDS, ASTHMA,
AND ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
PREPARED FROM VEGETABLES ONLY.

THIS Balsam is offered to the public generally,
l. from a full conviction that ii Is superior to any
other medicine now in use, for the cure OF various dis
eases OF the chest Its effects first tested in prl-
vate practice and the medicine extensively cir.
culateG the earnest socitude OF many, who receive
ed the signal benefit from 1t, in diseases at once
distressing and alarming. The prcparer Of this Bal.
sam has for several years pad particular attention tC
pulmonary complaints, by watching Their progress
investigating their causes, and carefully noticing III,
elects of the numerous and most approved remedies
which have been prescribed by physicians of all or
ders, as well as of almost every patent medicine eve
offered to the pablo. But careful trial. it is full
shown, that the Compound Pulmonary Balsam vii
not tail IN the comparison with any Of the Balsams
Cough Drops, Pectorals or Syrups; but has, in nu'
merous cases, gained The ascendency a curative, IN
the following complaints; Consumption, Asthma Of
Phlhsic, Whooping Cough, Measles, Catarrhal aflec-
tons of the lungs lydrothorax or Dropsy OF the
chest, Influenza Group, Splitting of blood pain in the
Side, Shorness of breath, and common colds Ii
regulates the natural secretlons of the system, pro-
cures free expectoration and alays morbid rrlta-
billy. Hence lis great utility, IN all diseases of the
lungs. AS the Compound Pulmonary Balsam has
thus far established an unrivaled reputation where il
has been used, it is hoped that it will prove blessing
TO community, IN proIonging life and adding 10 Its
comforts.
From DR.. b. Fairctild, Milton, W.-For three
years have used DR.. Carler's Pulmonary Basam in
my practice, and am satisfied that il is compound
well adapted to lung comp ants, and entitled to much
credit. i consider II safe medicine, aud one that
can cordially recommend. / would, however advise
the afflicted 10 consult some udcious physician
preparatory course, or an assistant medication, as
think the sanave INFLUENCE Of the remedy would thus
be more sure. D. FAIRCHILD, NJ. D.
This may certify tina, last summer was attacked
with severe cough, splitting of blood, and pain in the
side, which reduced me rapidly; and, my fathers
family had died of the consumption, expected TO fol-
low unless found relief soon. therefore employed
the best physicians in these parts, who gave me nc
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NARNApARTT.IA.

d. cos COMPOUND FUN
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, FOR
THE CURE OF
Scrofu'a, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cutaneous Diseases,
Scaly eruptions OF the skin,
Pimples on the ace, letters,
Mercural and Siphilold diseases,
Blles from impure habits Of the body,
Ucerations of the throat, Liver Affections
Pains and swelling OF the bones,
and all diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood, exposure and imprudence of life, excessive
use of mercury, &c.
The Sarsapara can be depended upon by every
one as being good any other in this country OF
Europe. People can avail themselves or not just a.
they please in using Sarsaparia. This pure exrac,
is put up in large larger bottles any sold for
dollar, at the Unprecedented low price Of 30 cts
per bottle Sold by Coms,ock e. Ross, 10 fremont
Row, Boston; HARRINGToN & BRorHER, only
agents for Burlington.
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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIF'y(TE

This remedy for worms is one of the most extra
ordinary ever used. 1t eiecually eradicates worms
Of all sorts from children and adults.
Thousands perish by worms without the real cause
beng known. Some other reason is assigned for
their sickness until TOO late to cure the true cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon the
parent who does not know and the doctor who does
understand the complaint which is destroying those
precious flowers Of life's children
What should be done
The answer is plain. Give this Vermhge, which
will be sure to do good if they have no worms, and
If they have, will destroy and eradicate with
tainty and precision truly astonishing.
1t cannot harm the smallest infant or the strongest
adult. There is no mercury mineral in it. Mer-
curry is the basis of most worm remedies; and the
remedy Is sometimes than the disease. So
never use lozenges; but rely upon this. Every per.
son will he convinced trial that il as the mos
perfect invented
We call on all good citizens to make known the
effects of this wonderful remedy.
Price 25 cents. Sold by Conls,ock & Ross, No. 10
fremont Row, Boston, HARRINGToN &. BROTHER,
only agents for Burlington.
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The Vegetable Basamic Elixir has now been
in general use for more than ten years, and
thousands, taught its Incompatible value by expert.
ence Of Its wonderful curative properties have accord.
ed TO il celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range OF Meulca science in this or any other country
Since this powerful medicine first becam me known,
immense numbers, who believed themselves in the
last stages of a confirmed aud incurable consumption
and pronounced by the most skIlliul physicians in
the country as past all hope of recovery have been
rescued miracuousy from The grasp OF Death by lis
USE and are now blessed with health and strength.
Ii Natures own simple Resloratve-a Healing
Balm prepared by one who was brought TO the very
brink Of the grave by Consumption, and from plants
celebrated for their great medicinal virtues. Ii is the
employ ment OF natural means overcome and coun.
teract the evils Of Misunderstanding the lacera,ed
Lungs OF the afflicted patient in the worst possible ca
SEES and restoring the functions Of he dsea sed mem.
bers 10 strong and healthy action. Ii has effected
cures where all other medicines have failed
In all cases Of Asthma, Whooplng Cough or the
accumulation Of Phegm, so destructive to the health
| and lie OF chldren-it is particularly recommended
as an unaillng cure, and no family in the Union II
they wish preserve their children from suffering an,
death, should not be without IL.
Almost countless testimonials Of its remarkab,
cures from every quarter nfhe Union, and from indi
vlduals in every condition OF life, are its best creten
tials, showing in the most conclusive manner tina
manner little short OF miraculous These may be ioun,
IN the daily papers, and also may be obtained in pam
phleis and handbls of agents free OF cost.
This Incompatible medicine is prepared only by N
| II Doves, Troy VT, the original inventor and pro-
| CURTIS g. SMITH, ST. Albans, Vt.
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can b,
supplied in any part OF the Union upon the best terms
PECK L SPEAR,
SMITH & Wilkins. 4s.yi
w b. HATCH & Co., wnooski Falls.
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VQR lYRB
NEW ENGI,ND.

NEW ENGLND.
New En- gland oh New England!
My birthplace and my home!
How of my thoughts revert 10 thco
As o'cr the world roam!
love thy sunny summer dells---
love thy wlntry SHOWS
love each rlll from thy pure spring,
That in the sunlight glows
The places of my youth are thine,
The noisy brooklel's foam,
And the narrow NAVY fnres, paths
Where my boyhoods fee, did roam
The rock upon whose sunny height
I've fingered many an houi-
The green wood where, with gay young hearts
sought the shady bower,
Shall live within my memory
When my latest years have Al,
As lives The bright cry anthemum,
When ali around ls dead.
New Englands lakes-New England, hills,
Her bright and sparkling fountains,
Her spires that point the path TO Heaven,
Her forests and her mountains,
The places where she keeps her dead
Where the messy marbles tell
OF those who in glorious cause,
Heroes and Patriots fell
All-al are dear, and memory
Shall from my brain depart
Ere forget my own brthrCh,
true New England heart!
b. B. FRENCH.
December II, ls45.
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THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

two wears, many young people, both male and female
had the misfortune to have their hair turn permanent
y gray. We have frequently been applied 10 fol
which has induced us TO go TO much trouble and ex
pense in order to furnish customers and the pub
lie generally with a new and improved Hair DYE
one that is nearly eflectua and not the least injurious
10 the head har for the moderate price OF 80 cent:
per bottle. We have succeeded leyond our expeca
tons. This article oler 20 the public with erca
confidence. We have had it thoroughly tested, tim,
after tlme before could offer Tor sale The Pre-,
is such that all car afford 10 and lis quality W,
believe 10 lie superior to any before made. Sold b,
Comstock & Ross No. 10 fremont Row, Boston
HARRINGTON g. BROTHER only gents for Bur
lngton.
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Insurance Company ofHarfordC Connecticut for
more than twenty years past, and CONTINUES 10
against LOSSES by fire, and all kinds ofhuildnss and
personal property, and will receive applications at
his office in Burlington, and Immediately issue Policies
for that purpose a as low rates Of premium as any
private company afford. The undoubted re .pon-
shliy of this Company, inslres safety TO the insu-
red and their prompt, honorable, ard liberal course
in the adjustment and payment Of losses, will be at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion 10
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent
Burlington, March |, 1914. dOtf
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BLESSING TO MANKIND.
CONNELLS MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR.

This great Healing Save is acknowledged by al
who have used it, 10 be the most wonderful article
ever known. 1t expels all injuries by fire, extracts
all pam, and prevents modification in every case.
A child nephew of friend Of nine, stepped into
vessel Of boiling water, and scaded lis legs up to
the knee when Connel's Pain Extractor from Com
stocks applied which almost instantly gave re-
lief to the little sufferer and soon entirely cured It,
Also, child Of my own burned its hand severey
and used this Salve, which gave instant relief, and
cured il entirely, and for could not be induced tc
lie without ii. / think every family should keep il on
hand TO use IN case Of such accidents.
II. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church.
Saueeries, n. y.
Sold by Comsiock q. Ross, No. 10 fremont Row
Boston; HARRINGToN g. BRoTHaR, only agents fol
Burlington.
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MEDICINE FOR THE MILLION!
SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE
II m MI

FOX the cure Of Rheumatism. Gout,' Sprams,
4 BRUISES, Swei,Ing>, Cramp, Numbness, Lame.
ness OF all kinds, Pam IN the side, back or IONS
asue, headache, >t neck, sings OF insects chlbains
RE- wounds, burns, reeze and all cases of erte-nal
injury.
There has never appeared medicine which DOS.
sesses the penetrating and healing power in so great
a degree, while at the same time il cannot hy any
possibility produce lnJuI ious effects. Bv It's ACTON
on the skin. II cxclles a healthy circulation Of the
blood and removes all distractions 10 the insensibe
PersplraH N, which Is the cause If so much human
suffering II has complete control over fire and may
he used v perfect safety in the ca ses OF burns.
The price upoa il beng far below other medicines
OF the kIli most eieclualy removes every obstacle
10 It's III vgc al use. Why will you suffer PAIN when
safe 'ie4 nous and cheap medicine is within your
IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMEN!
Ths Lament Is not only beneficial TO the huma
system B. a n. the lest article that be used for
Horse 'A'I have been spraned, bruised or CALLED,
and ior nary olher diseases requiring an external
remedv he high character Of the gentlemen sign
ing the following certificate will render il Of interest
toall WHO may have occasion 10 use a medicine of
the XII
The lrr,igned having made use of Seaver,s I,,;-
ment, hpr es and finding it 10 be a valuable rem
edy for aw,neSs, gals, sprains, bruises &c would
recomHen II TO our friends and the public generally,
beeyln- mag those who may have occasion 10 use a
remedy tor ~ OF the diseases for which il ia rscom
m eR,s "l not be disappointed in its effects.
LOVE- !. ttRR, Braltleboro' VI.
G GE6R H&HPI1M NT1 L6 W!@,poe, NJ H. Stag.
PELE. III ARMSTRONG, I" pror,;s,o,.
GEO - lNSON Claemont N. II.
- Price 90 and SO cents per Bottle.
w piTepa7, only byT SEAVER & SON, Druggists,
MaIpole \; H., Reed, Wing & Cutler, 81 Chatham
81. Boston, Wholesale Agents
Ooserre-Every bottle ofthe genuine will have the
Signature OF I Seayer q. Son, on the inside wrapper
t for SAFE ny Peck Spear, Burlington; o. Sholes.
ton, Nergennes; Morton & Clark, wlllis,on; E. B.
nresn, Richmond; 3. X. Collins, Montpelier, and
ov Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
'he STATE, and w. B. HATCH & Co., Winoosk Fall.
| September S, 1915 l5m6
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ISAAC WARMER

LAS for sale full assortment of Groceries, among
] l. which various kinds of pure Wines, ST,
Croix Jamaica and New Rum, Holland Gin, Cog'c
Brandy of frs, quality and unadulleraed. Also
American Rum, Gin and Brandy, the best articles Of
the kind. lie will sell better articles of Rum Brandy
and Gin than are hawked about the country by New
York and Troy pedlers, for third less price than
they are selling them for. 1t is not true that man
who is German not sell bad gin other spirits
Why they attacking in the streets every man who
is retailer oil spirits keeper, and travelling
over the country urging and imporiunlng the people
TO buy their stuff if there ls not great speculation
great cheat in them. | only ask those that buy OF
them to bring some OF them and compare them with
mine.
Burlington, Nov. H. 1916 24n
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BALM OF COLIIMRIA.

Ladies and Gentlemen will you be without the gen.
pne Odrdge's Balm Of Columbia tor your hair p
You may depend upon it, it the only article that i.
sure 10 prevent badness, and keeps the head free
from dandruf. We have known It TO restore haii
on the bald heads Of persons seventy years of age
Com>tock and Ross give reference to any that wish
TO those who have leen perfectly bald for years ant
have had their hair restored within the last two
months BE sure and ge, the genuine, with the sig
nature of Comstock &. Co. on it, or get none Sole
by Comstock and Ross. No. 10 fremont Row, Bos
ton; HARRISoroN g. BRR1HER, only agent. fo
Burlington.
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Female Trusses.
Notice.

Notice.
TT has teen much the practice 10 sell Stoves at a
great profit and long credit, but as regards myself
am disposed to the order of things in thai,
respect Small profits cash short credit, make it the
best for the purchaser in the end.
have small stock OF Brandon Stoves and in
addition have just received from Troy and Albany
the largest and best assortment Of the latest i'm.
proved patterns in this market viz CooKISo
have the lmprov'd Railway, Empire Premium, Thomas
Yankee Notion, Paror cook oil full trimmed and diff.
ferent sizes, also large assortment of Box parlor,
and Alright all Of which will be pleased to sell no
the above terms. S.W. TAYLOR.
Strongs' Buildings.
Burlington Nov 49, lS45.
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SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
con SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, SPIT
Ting OF BLOOD, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
PAIN IN THE SIDE, BRONCHITIS,
WtOOPING COUGHS AND ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
I y the whole catalogue of remedies of all Pulmo-
l. nary affections there is not one so universally
known and whose virtues have leen so thoroughly
ies'eI as TAR. aud as cure for colds, Coughs and
Con.uinption~, il Is understood to be without an
e1 ,aL LIVERWORT, the other principal lngredl-
cn in hi, preparations also known 10 be eqraly eff
ciols in relieving the primary and mllder stages tot
Pulmonary affections. In conl'in these with oh-
er materials, The utmost care and SKI have cen ex-
ercl>cd and onten is the proprietor in the eica-
CIV of this Medicine that it is WARRANTED to give
immediate relief IN all complaints above specified,
and if after trial Of tweHtv four hours the patient
moi .cnei'ed he may ret rn the bot IL and the mon
er viii lie refunded. Accompanying each bottle are
directions for using, and recommendations from and
references those that have made OF the Me'lI-
cine.
The Subscriber has Teen appointed sole agent for
New England and New York, and ha> a supply on
hand at wholesale and retail Agent, will be sup
pcl on literal terms. Agents. HARRINGTON 81
BROTHER. Burlington, j. NJ. STAPLE, Charlotte,
JAMES PLAT, Winooski Falls, LucIus J, CHENEY,
Port Henry.
Dec. 3, 1915. 2Im6
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Inc oregon debate was resumed
Leake, of Va, who addressed the Commit.
vindicalion Of The Virginia members, who nile
been assailed by MIR Hoge, of Illinois, and by
Mr. Johnson, OF Tennessee. The tariff was biz.
tery assailed by this gentleman; and the 'dem.
ocratic" members he denounced for not uniting
to pull down the tariff, instead of ralyng to give
the notice, which, in his view, was war meas.
ure Men of the dominant party were for the
"odous tariff" as il was called, aud nobody de.
nounced them, while no man was to he permit,
ted to vote against giving The notice. |
Mr. Strong, of N. Y, was in favor of piving
the notice, and in favor of the whole of OREGON,
He read speech which had the merit of breyity
and Of nothing else.
MIR. Sawyer, Of Ohio, representing as the
Congressional Directory says, the counties Of
Mercer, Vanwerl, Paulding, Williams, Lucas,
Henry, Putnam, Allen, Shelby. and Hardin, (
made the last speech The opinions OF Mr..
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IMPORTANCE OF TRIPLES.
December II, ls45.

In this ~orldnothing is triae. A paint
CT was one day copying portal, Of REM
brandt. He took of shadow utter shadow,
light after light, line upon line most accu-
rately. Still the expression was wanting
Hundreds on hundreds of touches were val.
ueless,'Ill, by the aid Of a microscope, no dis.
covered one hair-line below the eye and
this put in, the whole likeness came. So il
is with all great things. !, is only lt,leness
OF mind that canno, appreciate little things.
On the eve of one Of his great battles, the
general, who, almost alone in his age, has
shown Us what a great man 10, was found sit
ting up in his tent. writing folio upon folio
upon ~ha,2 on the comparative merits of
tin and copper cannisters, for soldiers use.
Look q, the works of nature. Do they OK.
hibt any contemp, for ,rines7 Wh., 10 the
pen'iing of the flower, The plumsge of the
insect, the moulding of the leaf, the depth
below depth Of animated worlds, sinking
down till sense is lost in tracing the minute
ness Of their structure-but witness arain,t
the ignorant man, who thinks that ia tho
sight of an Infinite Being anything can be lii.
Ito, when nothing can be great Think of
the human eye. 1t 10 tho mirror Of the mind,
the telegraph Of thought. the great actor in
the pantomime Of signs by which We hold
&, 4
souls. What is it but little dot of light,
shifting every moment, and forming an infin.
ito variety Of the minutes, angles with the
two ellipses Of the eyclds And yet by
these slight variations We read the thoughts
and passions Of the mind within; as we
read whole world truth, past, present e.
future, of this world and of others, of man
and of God, ty little lines, and dots, and
curves. and angles of hairs breadth thick.
ness in the forms Of writing. SO think how
little voice will decide the fate of nations,
even in the most poular Of governments, SO
long as q mojorly decides; and without
snch ma iorty there can be no society,"
Think how one ,rilling act, even the waver-
ing thought, will give bias to the mind,
and lay the foundation of habit which no..
thing afterwards can alter. Think how, in
course either of virtue or of vice, all may
be safe or unsafe to certain point; when
again one little act consolidales the habit for
ever. Before, there nigh. be escape; now
there is none. Before, heaven nigh, have
been lost; now, it is gained forever Think
how our moral affections rest mainly on whu,
men call ,rifcs - how TITLES irritate, rife,
excite admiration, ,rihes provoke emulation
triies rouse jealousy, ,rlfles are the proof o
virtue, tri1es indicate the habit; ant
in all these cases simply because they are tr
nes. Great occasions. violent temptations
gigantic efforts, superhuman proves, thes
are rarely within our reach. And they sr
: do no, required. They even diminish admira
st quarter Our hesrts are balanced on a pom,
do do - yibrs,s with breath of air.
st 10 sorts table apples mo-,
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Cotton Yarn, Batting, &c.

Inn BALES Cotton Yarn. Batting, Coored
wv Wadding and wicking Merchants can
he supplied with these articles at rtry lou rates
Villas T. MOVES.
Burlington, Nov. 49, 1916. 81
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Office

VNHE PSALTERY,b by l.. Mason and Geo J. webb,
i anew lolIu received and for sale at CRY PaI
oEs, by s. MOONS
December H. "a
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THE KINGS OIL.
James Hogan.

James Hogan,
XXTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Bur
w lngton and vicinity, that he has commenced
BOOK BINDING
in all lis various branches, in the Building formerly
occupied by s. S. Skinner a Saiders shop, three
doors East of the Free Press Office, College ST. Bur-
ngton, VI, where he intends keeping constantly on
hand
Ledgers, Day Books,
Journals, Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Sales Books,
Record Books, Receipt Books,
Memorandum Books, Lawyers Breting Paper,
Cost Paper, and Dockeis.
n. Blanks, Public Offices, Insurance Companies,
Merchants and others, furnished with Account Books
made of the best paper ruled and bound TO any pat
tern desired and executed in good sye the latest
improvements in binding and experienced workmen
can produce.
Particular attention will be paid to the binding Of
Libraries Periodicals. Music Port. foos, Scrap Books
&c, &c. Manufacturer of Blue Black and Red Inks
Country orders executed on the favorable terms
and short notice. Edges of Books marbled to any
pattern to match, Comb or Spanish in the best STYLE
Most kinds of School and Blank Books on hand and
for sale cheap for Cash. Paper Rags taken in ex.
change for Blank and School Books, Paper &c.
Burlington, May IS, 1915. 50-ly
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TIN AND SHEET IRON.
$50 boxes l-3 X Tin,
30 " Y and Square do,
10 " 100 Plate,
$50 boxes CANADA Plates,
10 bundles Russia Iron from S! TO II lb. 10 the
Sheet.
90 bundles English Iron No. 81, 25, &c, and 81,
$500 ID. Wire, assorted sizes,
5000 ID. Braziers Rods, Tined, Copper, Shee,
and Bolt Copper.
25 boxes Ponipuol Iron in Wood boxes,
casks Bright Zinc, for sale low by
81 FOLLETT BRADLEY.
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Fruit.
1SO Boxes NJ r Rasins Fresh FruiD
cN' 20 do do do in LAYERS very hns ior
Table use
rs half boxes do
so quarters,
20 half kegs Bloom, 80 lbs esca.
10 bags Soft Shell Almonds,
10 do Madeira MUS,
10 do Brazil do
Nv FoLLErT f.BHApLY.
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one Of the most splendid and general
Stocks in The state. All Goods bought and sold
strictly for Cash, and of course Cheap.
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FRENCH DEpILATORY

FRENCH DEPILATORY.
This article, used for taking of superluous hal
from the face and neck is sold al so cents per bot
by Comstock Il Ross, No. 10 Trenlon, Row, Boston
HARnIsGToS 4. BROTHER, only agents Tor Burning
ton. VI. l6m6