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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-03
DIR. CLARIx,s REGULATOR.

For females only is guaranteed to correct all
special irregularities and difficulties of Single
Ladies. Married Ladies are cautioned not to
use it when in its certain condition as its effects
would be too powerful. Price ONE DOLLAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-03

All of these celebrated remedies are prepared
from Fluid Extracts under Dr.. Clark's immed-
ate supervision, and are warranted fresh and
pure. All afflicted persons should send Il care
fully written statement of their ailments to Dr.
Clark and the proper remedy will be sent prompt
ly to their address. Dr. Clark can be consulted
personally at his Office, and will furnish all ne
cess0ry accommodations to patients who place
themselves under his care. All letters should be
addressed to DR.. j. CLARK,
Office 1870 Broadpay,
4lxv-ly-pqa NeO York City,
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Diseases of these organs require the use of
n DiUretc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-03
IDI0CY, LUNACY,
PARALYSIS,
Spinal Affections, Suicide,

and almost every other form of disease which
humanity is heir to, and the real cause of the
trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have doc
tored for all but the right one?
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Dir E c T o II -
J MORA MOSS, BENJAMIN BREWSTER,
JAMES OTIS, JABEZ HOWES
WM. Il. BARRON, A. HAYWARD,
j. G. kITTLE, NICHOLAS LUNING,
JOS A. DONOH0E, JOHN PARROTT,
VI. j. OCONNOR. l.. SACHS.
w. W. MONTAGUE, NJ. b. SWEENY.
MOSES HELLER, L. II. WINCHESTER,
ADAM GRANT, JAMES PHELAN.
CHAS l., Low, GUSTANE TOUCIARD,
JACOB SCIOLLE, MICHAE ell CASTLE,
JAMES DOW, NICHOLAS LARGO,
JOSEPH SELLER, n. G. KITTLE.
l.. IL. ALLEN, VIM. C. TALBOT.
A. SELIGMAN, PATRICK McARAN,
Z. TEMPLE MMET. GEO. C. JOHNSON,
JOS. BBANDENSTEIN. CALEB r. FAY
7. y. LTNDENBERGER. Sacramehto
L. CUNNINGHAM and WIN. SMITH, Marysyille.
GUSTAVETOUCHARD... n. ... .. . - President
CHARLES D. HAVEN......... ... - . Secretary
HENRY JUNKANS,
Agent at Weaverville.
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On the Great ST Bernard the winter begin.
soon and ends late Already l. is winter beside
the mountain dwelling; and during the long
months when the snoE covers the ground, OF
the cold makes travelling perilous, it is the daily
custom Of the good monks to journey as far as
the bottom Of the pass, in order ;hat they may
lend assistance 70 any traveller who may have
dropped By the way. Cal in their long black
serge gowns and urosd-brimmei hats, accom-
paued by attendants who carry vine and pro-
visions for the restoration Of the weaIiei or
fintiuz travellers and guided by the famous
ST. Bernard dogs which DO the work Of pointers,
two or three monks daily make the seven miles
journey 10 the valley below.
Until the occurrence Of the late accident lin
which three travellers died from exposure al
most az The door q the hospice) they had not
for some years found any traveller dead, or be-
yond the AID If restoratiyes. Gradually, indeed
the perils Of the terrible pass have become 50
fully appreciated that even the poorest traveller
shrinks from attempting the ascent TO the mon
astery ai.sr uightfsll, if the ground is covered
with snow ar she great storm gusts aloa doVu
from the hills The three who have last fallen
victim, However, were less discreet, and next
morning, when the searching party Of monks
had proceeded 10 a short distance from the nos
plce. turV iuuul tue nplle> SUN hGl Clll.
They were taken to the little 81 morgue, which
Is situated at a short distance from the princi-
pal building Of the monastery; and in that
naked .uaus9leum the remains will abide with
other rel;ss of mortality, unless claimed by the
kinsfo!s Of the lost.
Ia thai small hut perched among the wintry
mountaIns, dwell the skeletons Of the men
AMI women and children who. in the course of
many generations, have persisted in the fatal
pass 3 intense is the cold that the unemba!m-
ed boiis< resist for long years the hand Of de-
cay Uucofiined, ard dressed in the clothes
which they wore when found dead among the
snow, they stand peTehed against the wall. ang
while the visitor looks through the iron gratind
Of their tomb, they peer grimly forth, as if So
Letting recognition and an undesecrated place
Of rest. An old man leans against the wall
his bead bare, his staff in his hand, and his
attitude stiiened forever by the death that smote
him yesrs ago. A woman clutches in her arms
the babe that persisted with her in. the snow.
From the grim figures the clothes have rotted
away by fragments. leaving bleached, protru-
ding bones The floor of the dungeon-like tomb
Z is strewn with the memorials Of the dead: and
going from the blazing fire Of the monastery to
the morgue,'' the traveller can pass in a
single instant from the hum of mirthfdl con-
versation, or the joyous sound Of music, TO
what might seem place of the living dead.
! Europe contains no more weird or gloomy sight
/ than that prison house Of clothed skeletons,
perchei in the Alpine wilderness, and seen
through the misty and wintry gloom.
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Ayers Cherry PcctOrai,
For Disease, Of the Throat and Lungs,
such ~ Coughs. Old>. " hopping
Cough. bronchitis. Asthma.
and COu~umption.

Probably never before 10 the whole history u
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upon the confidence ~ mankind, as This excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaint. Through long
series q years and amoa- most ~ the "a. e o! men
DO has risen higher and -Ler 30 their estimation.
az 10 has bee me better known is uniform char
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lungs and throat. has made it known as a reliable
protector against them. While adapted O. mIl.cr
forms Of Group, 70 should Doe kept hand iu every
family. md indeed rs all are sometimes sub Get O.
c0ics and Cough, all should DE pluF.lel vi Oh this
ant.dote for them.
Although settled C1Hsumptiov j. thought incura-
bic stil great numbers ~ cases whore the disease
seemed settled. have been completely cured. and
the patient restored 90 sound health by the C-s-rt
Pscfar1f SO complete ls lts mastery over rLo dis
orders % the Lungs and Throat. that tl- moo Q OBJ
.;iuate o them Aiell % IT, When nothing else could
reach them under the c7c-rs Perf9-li they saa,l-e
and disappear.
Singers ana P4aHe SFsa.s-' find great protection
.I,ttnl is always relieved and of,ea wholly cured
VI
Bronchitis IS generally cured by taking the carry
P.ct1-1' IN small ami frequent doses.
fo- cough and cold. 10 better remedy can be
bad Take small doses three times a day and put
the feet in warm water at night, until ;he dseass
For Iqf.ta.l, when it affects the throat or lungs,
tt1o the same course.
For Hso,piny cough give mall doses three Or
four tunes DAY.
For c5oaF. give large and rfeqaen; doses until
the disease IS overcome.
40 family should De without he cherry Pictorial
on hand 20 protcc. them, 10 Of attack from the
above com plaiLt-. Its timely often spares the
patient greater amount Of suffering and risk which
he would incur by waiting until he could get other
aid. Parents, keep it in your houses for the exi-
gencies that arise Lives dear 70 you may be saved
by IT, So generally are its virtues known, that we
need no. publish certificates Of them here, or do
more than 70 assure the public that the best quail
ties 10 ever posse ssed ave strictly maintained.
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ANALYTICAL Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold all
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burlington, yfhoissaie agents.
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A day of golden beauty through the night
The boar frost gathered Ger each leaf and spray
Weaving its flmy network, thin and bright,
And shimmer1ng ike silver in the ray
OF the soft sunny morning-turf and tree
Prankt in its delicate embroidery,
And every withered stump and messy stone,
With gems encrusted, and with seed pearls
sown
While in the hedge the frosted berries glow,
The scarlet holly and the purple sloe,
And all is gorgeous, fairy-like and frail
As the famed gardens of the Arabian tale
Sarah II. Hhitman.
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TuE AMERICAN DAIRYMES' : ASSOCIATION viii
hold its fifth annual meeting at Utica, y. Y,
Jan 18th and 18Th, 1870 Prof G. c. Caldwell
Of Cornell University viii deliver az address on
fermentation and Puuefactiou in their re.a-
tons to the Manufacture Of Cheese" Prof.
James Law Of Cornell University viii present a
paper on - The Feeding of Cattle as affecting
their health and produce '' Prof Prentiss will
discuss the subject of "Ergot' which TO the far
mers Of Central New York is one Of very great
interest as it is popularity believed to be the
cause Of abortion among COWS, one of the great
est evils they have to contend with.
Many subjects for discussion are announced,
and it is hoped that the meeting will be one Of
the most useful ever held by the Association.
The American Association, unlike tie Yer
mont, is devoted entirely to the cheese depart
meat Of dairying, though they have this year
under discussion the propriety Of embracing the
butter dairy among its subjects for consiiera-
tiou
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

Covering Canada thistles with straw to the
depth Of two feet, and then leaving the straw
until it rots down, is said to kill the this;ies.
Il Is stated that potatoes have teen poor
crop in Europe this year.
Hops are bringing a good price in Europe,
and hopes are entertained Of an advance in this
country.
The Illinois Central railroad company sod
Il 800 acres Of land within the last nine months.
the city Of New York consumes l50, 900
sheep each year.
The signs Of the times indicate that the Here
ford breed Of cattle IS rising in favor in Eng
land
4 thousand pounds of beet sugar per day
can be manufactured by a recently erected es-
Enlistment in Wisconsin.
A movement is on foot in favor Of holding a
trotting horse Congress
So'irg ryei in August or carly in September,
To- o.. ike fan pls-ur4ge for cows, is strongly
recommended.
| The cultivation Of forest trees is a regular
business in the Hsrtz Mountains of Germany.
After two years the young shoots are trans
| planted into portions Of the mountains where
the tees have either been hewa or blown down.
oil applied to a grindstone occasionally is
sal 20 be beneficial. The stone Will give a
Aeea, though no; wi:e edge.
II you wish your Greetings to hang on the
tree late in the fall, do not set the trees on light
sandy soil.
The Wesfern Rural says that the finest crop
Of plums it has seen this year was grown in a
poultry yard, the surface Of which was nearly
as hard as a macaiamizei road. 1t is said that
the poultry protec; the trees from the curculio.
A little weak, lime water, sprinkled over the
soil Of house plants. now and then, is beneficial.
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The proprietor of drug store in Menasha,
Wis employed man named Nye to superin-
tend the building of a new store, and Nye,
when he felt thirsty, went to the drug store for
whisky. His spells of thirst were frequent, and
on settlement Nye demanded an itemized &C
count, and then entered a complaint against
the druggis; for retailing liquor without a
license The men Of Menssha, indignant there
at, administered coat Of tar and feathers to
Nye. and thereby brought disgrace upon their
tosn and Nye nigh unto deaths door.
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Massachusetts, Board with the Berkshire finale
in this Stste at present. They are not the
growth of year, nor yet of generation. We
may, however, adopt the plan mentioned by
Mr.. Secretary White in regard TO school systems,
and profting by the experience Of our neighbors
start of fairly, and we trust the day is not far
distant when we may see it for our interest to
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A FIRST CLASS
Shuttle SeiCing Machine,
FORTY DOLLARS.

A simple, effective, easy running, almsst noise
A less, and handsome machine, the WILSON
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE stands without a
rival This machine will do the fun range Of work
that the high priced machines do and is fully war
ranted for three years Manufactured by the Wilson
Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, ohio. Cap
ital slO0,OD1.
AGENTS WANTED in erery town in Wash
ington, Chittenden and Addison counties. Liberal
Inducements offered.
Apply to, or address, =. c. RIVER Payn's Block,
Church Street, Burlington VI,
July q. wu
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popular Remedies.
DR.. VAHOMoNOGO'S
F'sdi0H s'tIe Kennedy.
GCURE FOR HEMoRRHoIDs. OR PILES.

Wis lie a veritaoio INDIAN Remedy the recipe
L winch was Obtained from tie medicine man of a
trlDe oI Indans whose habits OF lie rendered then
subject 10 the most severe forms OF this distressing
disease anu among whom its virtues we're highly
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down iro1A one generation 10 snVuner az a most 40
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an trends snl-arly afflicted. IL proved an uniail-
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GUM oanoel VA great care from freshly ssttere
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NotAins Is claimed Tor il on the ground OIL is abo
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me present proprletors OF this valua Die medicine
are 20 eOhhoent Oh Its success, and ENCOURAGED M
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By whom al orders Will receive prom pt attsnti5,,
Manufactured by K. COL3ERTH.
Burlington. March Is, 1863 -t'd&Siy
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MrD'LElUEY COLLEGE, June r. lsC9.
] HEREBY certify that 1 have snalyied fr
! Messr. Carr & Blanchard, So. lfI Front Street.
Sew York the io.loNiu. named liquors. Bourbon
and Rye WHISTLES, Ne4cr swan ana Holland b!us.
Nartele Brandy and ST. CroiT Rum. az found thea.
ali 30 be pure and una1uljeratec. ana free from b.
organic contain nations, and properly admin sterei,
can commend them for medicinal us5.
Aug % +L1wly PROF. HENRY n. sEELT.
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ExrRAvAaANoE IN DREss.-" Lucy Lamb -
writes to the n. Y. Tribune on this subject
in the following lively strain
1t requires some courage in these days of
fashionable folly, to do ones duty in the matter
of dress as well as in other things. l have
lived and enjoyed tolerable health without cor
sets for forty years, which is probably twice as
long as l should have lived with them, as the
first score and more were spent in New-England
where consumption is a guest in almost every
family, and no stranger in mine. And then
where would have been the five rosy children
that keep my hands and brain busy from morn
till night? | know its unashionable-such
family-but here they are and every one has
met a cordial welcome on its arrival, although
It does take most of the spare greenbacks to
90 buy little shoes - for them all, and | some
times find it necessary to rip up an old merino
dress to make them something new. am IA
vored with friendly advisers who think l
s. really ought TO have " something fine for
party wear 50 and the like. Well, have but
little time and less inclination to 20 where "a
dress more costly than nay income viii warrant
is REQUIRED The same silks and merin0es that
have seen service - in church and state, at
concert and lecture, and " sociltle " for the
past three OF four years, are still doing duty in
smaller circumference, but enhanced splenior
with the addition Of old fringes and have come
forth from the receptacles Of discarded fuery Of
a dozen years ago.
DO not suppose that ! advocate ouJ-ot-date
garments Not bit Our American women
are conceded by all travellers TO be the most
charming in the world, and let them adorn
themselves with corresponding attire But
this does not imply a large outlay Of money.
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PHOTOGRAPH AT HALF PRICE.
Ut! EhOI0sFa9H tF'ti.tI y,
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u Gard Photographs t-r S>tI
100 Xut
sxI0 Photographs, Iol 22
Duplicates 50 %
Amarotypes Gems Porcelain Pictures and View
taken ON reasonable terms. The best place 20 &c
copying done.
Burlington, Vt, NoY. lsth-2lw3m
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LIBERATION NOTICE.
BILLIARD TABLES.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE
Medical Department.

';7IIE Fiftieth Annual Course Of Lectures, in In,
] Medical School OF Maiue. will commence Feb
ruary II, 1870, and continue sixteen weeks
Circulars Containing ful formation may be bai
on applying TO the Secretary.
q. F. BRACKET. NJ. d., see'y.
Dec. /, lsos-vsu Brunswick, Maine.
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North British S- Mercantile
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MORTAR AND PEsTLE.- Among the relics Of a
New London couple, which the wife had excsv-
ated from pile of rubbish, was an old fashion
ed mortar, heavy and capacious, but minus the
pestie. 1t was Of no use as it vas, and the lady
began to poster her lord to get the article neces
sary to make it complete. So on Saturday night
ne started out in search Of pestle, visiting store
after store without finding the article At each
place be took drink, until at 10 O'Clock he
found himself little beside himself At last in
his search he discovered pair of heavy dumb
bells, bought them. and taking one in each hand
started on his way home. Arriving at the door
he lifted the knocker with his teeth and let it
thud." His wife let him in, and inquired
what he lugged those nasty things home for ?"
" Pessol, my dear" he replied, g beau full (hic)
pessols when one end wears out, turn (hic)
round and (hic) use t'other. S'perb pessol "
And here the muddled husband proceeded 10
illustrate by grinding the dumb bell in his best
hat, what fuss rate pessol - it was. 90 But,
my dear, | can't lift those heavy things she
demonstrated. " Exercise with EN-, and (hic)
git so you can lif 'em after while.-Hdrtford
Courdnt.
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T.. II. FlOYD'S
FARM For SALE

PY the subscriber on a long credit o.s OF the
u best Dairy and sheep Farms n the Comfy IN
not in the State, Of Four HEnared Acres with saits
Die euilcings located in the South part Of Wilston
and St Geo7se.
st. George, April l3.-42wtf
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The Free Press Association,
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DREW 4 SIlFrNHn

DREW 3 STAFVOED,
attorneys & CoUnsellors-at-Lgw, Solicitor
5gors lie Court Of Claims, Pu.sat
Office, &C., &C.,
50 Wall Street, Brown Bros. Buildiny), NEW YORK
and As ii street. between 9Th 4 10th Sts
WASHINGTON, d. C.
Special attention TO Revenue and Custom Cases.
and to Claims requiring Congressional action or
prosecution before the Departments.
JoHs T. DREw. 81. P. STAFFORD
Sspt.24,d&w
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SAVE THE CHILDREN.

Multtudes OF them suffer, linger and die, because
OF Pin-worms. The only ehectual remedy for these
most troublesome ami dangerous Of all worms, in
children or adults, is found in DR.. G0ULDS PIN
WORM SYRUP Purely vegetable; safe and GER
tain valuable cath artic and beneficial to health.
ego. c. GOODWIN q CO., Boston, and all druggists.
Oct i2-lewsn
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'VHE undersiSed has Just burned kiln Of Brick
L and can furnish a limited sm0unt at REASONABLE,
terms. As the brick Gao be loaded directly from
the kiln into the cars, an enabled to accommodat,
those wishing to ship by rail on the shortest notice
Essex Junction, Vt, Oct. l3d, 1899.
Get S3-diw6w-n G. B. DRURY.
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lRAITa AHEIFE n BINlI-7"IV'7
sIoAH. Niglt express, from Boston, Troy, and
New York. so Al. Accommodation, nom hutiah1.
SIS P.s Nal Train from Boston, ~ n LAY
Express. from Rutland. Troy -nL "e" foi4 49,.
ro4 further Information apply al the mon i'Aes
.jace No. Auie-lcau Hote Bloch or AZ the i'ul-.uu
kaiIrosd Passenger station, where yua can procure
your tickets 70 tls above po-utr Also 20 al .
Nest North. am SOutn-Y est--aud nafe -ul ei0'9e
Of the yario5s rJrtes. -. No.
ger 5ta-io1. o.. .r D.
JOHN v. CAR .-N I!-i., A4cAst A-e.''' - ''0- D.
American Hotel .s~.e
Burlington, Vt My H. 1853 tHNA
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CALESMEN.- Wanted, a few reliable energetic
= statesmen, 10 sell by sample standard goods.
Address II. II. RICHARDS co.
i2w4m "a Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa
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AaurOads.
vTrTLaKDA nsiELiNGToN R'H'
oEArsx or Tiat-
.os affair Monday, Nov. %. trains will run "a

Law BURLINGTON
sm1-MAu. THAN for Troy, New fcrE, Dos
ton Lopeit ...ta.--tef fitchnurs.i, brs ttleOoIO,
Suringnef,. -li.pt-. View ia.sh' aH1 sie
NzsT. an ..Ds Huten. tl-'J AZ. t pe1i
80 P N. .s-a I'r', o. il -'~ t1l'sp %
road, 10 P - -f4inshet. f-s.' hosVon'
6.55P.N.
r,,,,,s from Burlington A0sior 1ifhot1 9aan9s
9f Cas-
n pn.-DAY EXPRESS, Tor Rutland, Bellows
Psus Troy and New Obtaining AZ nut
land AIS Pm. Bellows Fails So Pm oAra1o-
20 7I5Pp: Troy, s.55 P. NJ; Albany, u ?.
and New York, VIZ; hudson River hali-
- At 500 A. N. his Train stops only AT
Vergennes, sii0dlubury and Brandon % ES
cent 10 take or leave through pass gers
n.v-ACCUMaODAT TRAIN. Arriving
At Rutland 5l5P .s.
nPN-NI6HT ENPRESS, with sleeping cars ioI
New York and Boston. Arriving at Rutland
i9a5AH.. Saratoga, {. 90 Az; Troy, $50 AM
New York. l245 PM Bellows Falls, ~ All
Springfield, AM New York, rsa Springfield,
rs 4sPN; and Boston $50 An. q This tram
runs through % Now York saturday night out
not 70 Boston.
N, sAa1gs Of oars b,fp-ess B4Tiisgi0S Gna Troy o.
Boston,.
E2y- The SD AZ. 10 anu $50 Pm. Trains make
close INJECTIONS at Troy sn1 Albany with n l.
Central fJr the West.
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OF Hartford. conn
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

EXHAUSTION OF LAND BY GROWING WHEAT
From an analysis Of the grain of wheat made by
chemists, it appears that 100 parts OF its earthly
constituents consist Of the following ingredients: