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local.
new Meetings.

Attention is invited to the meetings
OF Hon. WYLIE H. OLDHAM in this
county. Mr.. OLDHAM is a first class
speaker, aid will draw large audiences.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure Of all derangN
ments in the stom.
ach, liver, and bow.
els. They are q mild
aperient, and Al
excellent purga1ve
Being purely vegs
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
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ed nv thntr tinnelV
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ID 1 e ID .

At New Castle, of measles. August 8, 1872
SARAH JANE, oldest daughter of James and E
E. Taggart, in the sixteenth year of her age.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chin Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Co.,
and indeed all the affections which arse
nom malariouss marshs or uniasmatio
poisons. - y is'fl
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seRlank Deeds and Mott
cigeS for sale at ts,ls ntfire
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No one remedy Is ioadsf
called for by the necessities q
the American people than q
sure and safe cure for Fevsr
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with q perfect
certainty that 1t win eradicate
the disease, and with assur.
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DAILY H,

between BarnesviIs and Woodsfsld. leaving
former place after arrival Of morning trains
and arriving at woodshsd al q p. ID. Re-
tsrtins will isavs wooisfeld at q, 70. ana
arrive at Barnessills at p. IN. fu TINS for
afternoon trains east and west.
No effort will be sparedsto insure the Som.
fort Of passengers on our line, and We re-
s2ectfully invite the travelling public TO gife
us their patronage.
) Packages oarrisd in each direction and
promptly auj safely delivered. 2 ssas as
aug6Y. 4. P EpNEY, Proprietor.
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CHALLENGE

as ACHALLENGE A
All who are not entitled to
vote, on Tuesday, the 9th day
Of October.
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HORSE FAIR!
TO BIZ HELD 2AT' ia EEu
WoODsFIELD,
and FRIDAY, tho
18th and 18th Days of OctOber,'

Under the Auspices Of the Monroe
County Agricultural Society
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s-9 JOHN P. SPRIGGS, -
u - n aH = Chairman.
JAMES GoRLEY. Secretary.
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LIST OF
AWARDED By THE
Monroe County Agricultural Society,
AT THEIR
Twenty-First Annual Fair,
HELD AT
AWARDED BY THE
.OODSFIELD.

Wednesday,, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the i 1 tn, 18th, 18th
and 18th Daysof September,
1872,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-10

d w. liIC[Y, agent
FoR BURLINGTON AND v!cEuTY.
April ,I-dswti
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AN OHEG3S H0MAsCr-TEerc were marie.
IN ms city, last evening, couple whose love
msElne sut marris- e furnish rs g theme Dur.
ing the sprinE q last year there appeared uu8r
Tie rsi.losd Si-ir-ha,red, rmCo;h-tscef r.1gcll.
lsr fellow VITA q rich Irsh brogue, who son lied
Tor Wo'k, czpvcssipg himself as willing 10 do
anything lie h&i &c an ouij father agt mother
IN the oald country thst be wanted TO hello 20
america and was willing 10 work hard for rgof
wages M vas given q pick and shove. sad
tod 10 pitch ~, which be did with a will. Al
thonGh he Rss little awkward at frst, be soon
matierei the scieuce Of handling the shovel. and
came 10 be regarded a. one OF the bert men an
the work. lie Gsd a pleasant voice, told a good
tiory, AMI made many friends among the cfher
Workmeu, who regarded hin with esneciaI favor
Alter Vhiie Mr.. Hsllet, the contractor, had his
attention called 20 the new hand, aud fniinq
MIN tc be quick at learning, gave him command
OF gang % men, and soOn found that bic con-
hdence var hot misplaced. In the same camp
WIS another foreman, who Fzs SIS 1.-THE spi
active young fellow IS can be found in any
part Of the country. Between the two = warm
friendship sprang up, and when not At work
they we're ssSsys together. The sumner D.sse8
sway and the winter months, with their rsip
came, and when work got slack aud men berap
10 drop on and come into the city, Mike propog
Ell &c 90 10 Portland, take a room and live until
spring. The proposition, however, vss rejected
by Jimmy who declared that he DID not want 10 |
come to the city. SO the two remsined At Eu-
gene for several weeks, awaiting the recommepee-
Inent OF the work. Somehow or other. durin,, /
the winter, Nike made discovery, and that w.s
that Jimmy, instead Of beings man, wss 8 wo I
man An explanation was made, sui Mike
feelings soon underwent change, and he found
mat CUPID had pierced bic heart He nro,osol /
TO jimmy to come TO the city, whore she would |
receive her proper habilments, and then thew
"0ula form a eopsrtncrship for life. and in pro-
per TINE return TO work on the read a. sub-eou-
tractors The proposition was sgreed to. and
last night saw Nike and Jimmy made man and
vile Ihey have purchased a tent, and gone
down to CoSlitz river for the purpose Of ss,ist-
ing IN the building Of the Northern Pacific rail-
ROAD if'n Humphrey tc Olympus. During
'ne coming summer Jimmy ssill preside over the
culinary department unlesG Nike should get sick
when 'ne declares she viii 20 out aad ross tho
men Portland CO.. Bulletin, March n.
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The town OF M5aion, Macs, has been for ,ome
u'ne uou'ied by sEpposiuous yistant from the
ssPiri'-~orld The ghost Was in the form Of a
b'Aek-robed female, come Fix feet eight incbes
tail' and Of singulSrly gaunt aad forbldiiDy ss.
pect Il appeared FIRST uuto a youth who was
going On he usual tii-weekly courtinr exne5;-
uon' @rd caused him to progress somewhst more
GENEROUSLY THAI usual, and present himself he
lore ms iHiy-.oSe in breaihless and disbsvelied
conui'ior- 4 quarrymsu was next secos;ed and
'oioTh in'o siste Of cons. The news being
noisei AnfoAd, the villagers became utterly snb7
gaed by fear. aud yenturel forth only in hand
Inc iuckless lover Was coon again intsrvieweJ
~ .ne dissgoeeAble stranger, and the palpitstion
Of liz heart wss meAsurably increased Tho
WOODS were searched by trembling par.ie, the
roaus were buthwhhcked by bands Of armed
Lea' ana one Individual was go neryou, that he
. .,;m himself while hunting for the ghost; and
; - no ghesi could be broug ht to bay AT ls,t
~ soule way II leaked out that the celestial in
, nuasr wac none other than the brother of The
lovers sweetheart, who took hi, m.nnsr .a ns
moving his disapprobation of he conrt.h;,'
"hesel0re Monson bresthes freer. p
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EjshfF MIili0a DoSIa.s,
$50, 01G, 800


We desi-e to call the attention o. al property
oTusrs to the increased AID superior advantage.
tina; We possess Tor the transaction o. Eirc AID sr
ile Insurance business. We represent OILY FIasT
CLASS companies, and sfor our patrons policies in
the STRONGEST, eldest and MOST LIBERAL
companies in the United States aed Europe &C SIS
lc" rates a. othsr parties charge Tor policies IL
companies Of maj cIgiili and r,ry i,4ifsi psl., Of
security. We issue ell policies at this olos an
pay all ssls HERE, in cdr-czt funds, or gold When
desired. We are the only authorized AGENTS ia u is
vicinity ior all the leading Pre- and Marine Insur-
aues Companies in the world sad We oateavor 10
serve cu- patrons IN satisfactory and faithful man
ner. We contact our business upon principles Of
commercial honor, and GUARANTEE to give IN
TIRE satisfaction. sc want business men to stop
and compare our list OF companies with those tha.
are represented BY other agents, and remember taat
We are tao SOLE agents in this vicinity Of the
Ac'aa Ias. Co. of Hartford.
Home ms. 60. Of Ne,y YORK.
Hartford ms. 60. of Hartford.
rhGIiK ins. co. of Hartford.
London. Liverpool aad G:oba}
ms. Co. of England
Queen ms. Co. Of England.
Hanover Fire FMS. Go. OF New York,
Springfield :. Il VI. ms. Co., asa.
Nanaganseu Ins. Co. of Provi-
deHcc.
Amazon las. 90. Of Cincinnati.
i!iiam>bur=h iiy ms. Go. off, ".
Union ms. Co. of California.
Fireme.s ms. Co. of California.
Merchants ms. Co. of Providence.
AiemanR.s ins. Co. of Cleveland.
al many other American Companies and all the
'tTonsest European Companies that do business in
ne United states. Owing 90 tho numerous and ex-
ensve fires that have occurred Of late many Of tho
mail companies have failed. and il is we'll known
hat many companies now doing business are per.
eeHy unsound, and mus; fail soon. Now is il not
'oth prudent and safe 10 place your insurance in
ompanies that you KNOW to be SOUND, STRCNG
nd HONORABLE, particularly when it costs no
aoTe'
Ne employ an experienced Surveyor who will
make surveys OF Mills and other risks when insur-
nee is desired, without extra charge, and We are
repaired to place risks Ia any companies that par
os may prefer or If the sci ection is left 10 rs We
NJ give them the best companies IN this country !
y Communications by mail viii receive prompt |
,tenton
no charge FOR surveys or policies made at this
nee, Sod satisfaction guaranteed.
3. 4. X. WIRES,
Wires Insurance Building,
Corner Church A I'D College ss-, Burlington, w.
Dec. 9-t-d&wu
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9mghp d Gus embellishments.

billions Bear Testimony TO their
Wonderful Curative ELECTS.
They are not O vile Fancy Drink, Made % Poor
Ram, WhIsISey, Proof Spirits and Rrfr.e
Liquors doctoroi, spiced and svee-eneI,lr .-s-a..
taste called TONES" "Appctizsrs, ''isest1-1-s
that lead the tippler on 70 drlukenuczs ana r-r -
atrre Medicine made from the Native Eo0-s - r-.
/ o. California. free from ali Alcoholic Stiulu-
Iants. They arc the GREAT BLOOD PURI.
FER and 4 LIFE GIVING PRINCIPE.
perfect Hcuovct0r and InVislratlr Of Gle 5.s-.-
ca-ryiu-oI all poisonous matter and -es--ia--
toahcaithy condition. No person can tas. -..sa
tors according to directions and remain long e-.-
provided their bones are not destroyed ,y u7.-.
poison or o.hcr means, and the vita. organs ua
beyond tho point Of repair
They are Gentle PurEativc rs well ASA
Tonic, posses ing also, --c peculiar ----.- ds .--
as powerful agent in icyir- Congestion .- ..
nation o. Che Liver. and an .lia Vizra-l 0--1-r
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Ir7.---.-
old married or single, a- tle dawn 90 l-ll.-H l.--
Tic tam of lie. these Tonic J. ----s have r- equal
For Inlammatory uud Chronic Rhcumn-
tisTl and Cont. Dyspepsia or Iudi -c~ii.r.
Billions. Rcmittcut and Iu;crriftrnt 10
ver-, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver. hid
neys aud Bladder, these BiJfcr- .a-e r...--
successful such Diseases ara eaaa-- .- yifiafsf
BLOOD, which general. q u-1.l--o t- d.1a.-.z
=; the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. H.--
ache, Pain in tlcsh01iiers. Coughs. -..-s .f..
Cheat, DIZZINESS, Sour E-1c-l-lo1s o. ,ls s---.
Ili Iasteln She 3io1th, b .11s A--l-ls D. -.---.
the Heart, ILLUMINATION of the L1a-s. PAN .-...-.
6 ous or tle f.iiucyr auIa hundred q. .--a..
TOMS, are tla o1srrIazs o. Dyspepsia.
They iuvi-lrlte tie stomach and. slime. -....-
Liver AMI Bowels, which rea-er tt-l e- --..
efficacy ia cleansing tho t.1oI 1r l.. ..aaa-..
sll;.as rev ii, ana vt-o- % Che 7--.e-1--.a
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BY BiRrON GREY.
Csmhyses, King Of the Persians,
Sat with his lords AZ play,
Where the shades Of the broad plane brarchS
slanted athwart the wsy.
And he listened and heard S,rpedon
Tell u hrs fellows Their,
OF Bac.riRn h1Emsu's prowcss,
And skill beyond compare.
And the heart Of the King was bitter.
Ana he turned and said 70 hin
" Dost see On the g-eersward yondey
That plane trees slender iimbs
Il stands far OF in tho sloauinc-
Dos; think thy Bactri Il could,
"ith single shaft uueriing.
SRts through that Slender wood
a. 7ut, nav" then said sarpedon,
-rever mortal man,
since the days when Nimrod hunted,
Where great Euphr1tes ran -
Then Cambyses, soa Of Syrus,
Looked and before him there
Meres, the Kings cup bearer,
stood where the vine flowed clear
Maros, the Kings cup-hcarer,
Sarpedon's only son
And the heart q the King was hardened
And the viii Of the King was done.
And he sa . " Bind Meres Wonder
To the plane trees slender stem,
And give me your sheaf OF arrows,
Ard the bow that lies by them F."
And So when the guards had bound him.
And drew the shaft 20 the head
" Give heed. give heed, Sarpedo-,
ann f5r he heart he said.
sh7rp through the twilight stiffness
Echoed the .te-i how's tTar-.
Loud through the twilight stiffness
IAa cou-te-' plaudits rau-.
Aua ,he head OF the hoy dropped tawuwarI
Ana fHe Gulserin- shaft -to5d still
t1l The hing s1'l % S7rpe 01
Mitch ] ihy Lsciri1n's szilltr
Then law a,ffre C1mhyses
The -4trap bowed ms heTi
q great King. I've forever
Thou ha-. racittte heart " he said
-Ayplsf9H sJDl. -t4t
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ew advertisements.
STALLIO
-OT rEE-
Vermont Horse Sleek 90,

/
| The following Stations will be allowed to serv
/ a limited number OF Mares, besides those helongin
I Farm.
Yorkshire Lexinston, at Twenty Eve DoIlars.
Claybri-o, at fry Dollars.
Novdburn Pilot, ne Hundred Dollars
WAIKIKI Chief, one Hundred Dollars
Terms Cash before removal OF Mare Maze
not proving IN !oa! can he returned next ire
o.. charge.
Pasiuring One Dollar per week, or if kept by tn,
year, une Hundred Dollars Escapes and accident
OF al kinds aust be a. owners risk.
EORESaiRE LEXINGToN.
BAY-ld hands, foiled $50, by Lexington.
1T Dam, Hymenia, by imported Yorkshire.
u " Little Peggy, by Cripple he by Medoc
" " Peggy stewart by Cooks Whip.
1th " Mary Bedford, by Duke O. Bedford.
9Th " Imported Speculate
6.h " Col. Holmes Dare Devil Mare by i'm.
ported Dare Devil
This horse is a full brother to "Ansel," and
ihdins6oro,' and half brother to Versi" and
virgil by Nandal.
CLAYBRINO.
BlAcR-l6 HANDS, foaloi ISIS, got by Relf's Nam
primo Pilot lwho has public record OF 2.2-) by
Nam ruo Caief, Lady Thorn's Sire) Dam M0lne
Harrison, got By Cassius NJ. Clay. (who has
l1oAc record Of 2jli, private %; by Henry
clay, tpubic record 2<7J by Andrew Jackson, by
Ea.haw, by Imported Grand Basaaw.
WoODBURN PILoT.
bLtcE- 10 hands, f1alod 1865, got by T. 4. Alex
1auaers Pilot. Jri be by Plcias riIot cut Of Nancy
Pope. by Havoc he by Sir Charles u. Dam
Money Taylor, by Imported Alfred. lst lam by
hamorino Chief, ,Sire OF Lady Th0rn) q, Dam
last tTottlns mare by fast pacing horse, owned
"a Indiana, called Red Fox. W0o1bura Pilot
Grew a Wagon when five years Old full mile On
priy4te) IN 2.31.
FALHILL CHIEF.
DARK BAY-l5 hands, inches, foaled 1865, got by
WIN. Rs sdyk's Old Hamh.etonia OF Orange coun
~ NY. LIST, Dam. the well known Harrison Mills
Mare sired ~ Old American Star. This mare was
purchased By ths late Wm. Rysdyk, seven years
azp at $3.50, AM is still owned by his estate who
have refused 5000 p, Dam, by Black Bashsw,
making waikiki Chief brother ia blood 70 Dexter, I
4 Aberdeen, Startle gnd socrates Waikiki Chief I
with very little training. when five years OLD. /
made full nile On private TO harness in 2.3i ,
half o. which was done in ~.
c. z. PAEDMORF, supt
II. \. NEWELL, sec'y.
April 4p-dAwtf Shelburn, Vt
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Mfdital.
SS1 oQ0QrOM,
* t ! z[iSiEfg
| SKI INSTITUTE

The object in establishing this Institution
was 10 attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure q permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
Or. Greene has been Physician of the Insti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had 50
large experience in the treatment of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, we believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
rccial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pcpzia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Bheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
Dr.. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, will
be sent free to invalids.
Address, r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
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er advertisements.

WANTED Book AGENTS for New Work by
JOHN 5. c. ABBOTT, suited 20 every amily and all
classes Tue theIe-the price and sfgle renders it
the best hook Tor canvasse-s eve- Published. The
ned Is clear, With no c0mpeiit on. Address at
once, B, b. RUSSELL Puhl saer, Boston, Mass.
apr. 25-f-deod&wis
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TWENTY FIVE GOOD WEAVERS WANTED,
/ on plain cotton goods at the DWIGHT Mills,
Chioopee, Mass to whom good wages and steady
employment will he given Would also ike twenty
five girls to learn on weaving.
q. II. HYE, Agent.
March Is-v2m
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rnoRorGHRREn SHORT HORNS.

WE have for sale Cows. Ecifsrs Young Bulls,
w Bull and Heifer Calves 90 the purest and
most valuable strains Of blood selected with refer
elce 10 their milking qualities The young Bulls
now ready for service and viii be sold at reasonable
preos.
SHEDD VAN eICKLEN,
april 29-d3:&wiw burlington Vt
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EuRLseroy, Vt, March -lal, i-,2

BuRLweTov, VT, March -Ih, l-s2
Friend SHATrUCE.
As il is often remarked tina. Kerosene is the
cheapest illumination ia tic W1rl,n Without any
certain experience On the part Of those that max
such an observation, let me ruc.tC tr.m actual ex-
perience how much IL SITS % use DgVOE's NoN-
EXPLOSIVE kERCsEss,n which by the way. from
It's transparent and 'Uiely coiorles body. and
its comparatively noa-odorous quality, il recon
uends Itself TO every tidy hou,ekcepe5 and hy Iav
own family cons dered superior u any Oh We have
ever had. On the 2-th OF Drc last, purchased ~
you 90 gallons Il Devoe's OIL cost $fGl. Ca the
18th Of Feb, last il was used NJ. Upon an average.
1--WE lamps were used each night, for five hours
each, from the 18th Of Dec, 10 the i2-h OF Feb
inclusive is S. nights Of i've h0lrs. oqua! TO
30 hours Of lamps. or ll5J hours % lslnn, or
i cents for lamps hours or less than ceqls a
night for each lamp burned hours
II any person desires a cheaper iLuminatot. 60
not know where he can find ID, and NJ the srce tile
pay due regard o. safety aud qui,y O.. The oil used
iouIs
WM. D. ROOF
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FURTHER TEsrI,oAT.

Important mote from oar worthy City CLERK, VIM
Il. Eoc;, Esq More conclusive proof to tie superior
quality OF DEVICES BRILLIANT KER05ENE
OIL.
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Insurance Co, Of North
sZssaCT{cH,
or PHILADELPHIA

The oide,; in>arnnc 90 j. Amcrict.
Cash Assets, S5,1G2,I7G.
AMI the largest net sur. Plus ofany. Co in tho Us
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.ARMERS, ATTENTION

WHY Will you run store accounts when YOU, . o.
w paying cash, can save large psrcsu ARE.
For instance, you get trusted for SIX months and
pay a cent a pound more for sugar than We will sell
you the same goo 8. for cash.
n Con you afford 70 PAY a. per NJ more fo-
Q00ag on gir months credit
II yeur accounts remain open for year, YOU
sell your merchant Butter. Eggs, &C. to he ptssad
10 your account, so that really you get but SIX
months credit
We arc selling SUGAR: TEA, COFFEE, SPICES,
SC, at the lowest cEsa prices, and will make Il Tor
your interest 10 buy fus.
Cash PAID for a limited amount OF Farm Produce.
Respectfully,
IS ESTOE JONES = BRO,
81 COLLEGE STREET,
March w.t. Burlington
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For InGammatory and Chronic Rhcumo-
tisI1 and Cont. Dyspepsia or Indi-csii.r.
Billions. Ecmittcut and Iu'crriftrut To-
ver-, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver. hid
nuys aud BLADDER these BlJfcr- ..-1 r....--
successful such Diseases 1-c caa#r- .e yitiatsf
BLOOD. which Is generally r-o.i--.l lG d.r1.
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Boots & Shots.

Tho Manager has the honor 10 announce to the c.ti
ze1s OF Burlington and vicinity q series OF
-cnersl entertainments at the popular
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thick lqt-er- dram firm, +oa-,.,l,,
VIRGINIA ap4.EcazE.-Take one cup e
bread dough pat one and half cups o.
sugar into il, ro!l i about an inch thick. ru
it in long pan thcu slice good baking
thin, AID put smoothly over the dough
sprinkle sugar. butter AID cinnamon owe
and bake. This D. very nice indeed, and
muaa Hscl .n lr- mn llrc tea cake, as it is
-cncr4. h''rI'e-
-'-v.. t,,-.. Mr..
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