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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-05

GROVE HILL FARx, I
WEST BEREsHiaE. VI, sept. 18th, ISIS.
Mrssrs. HeNs. RICHARDSON & Col have t,ied
your uolden Extract for c0lOring butter and am
II uch pleased with the result II scanned 49,, ~
credible that such u small table
spoonful for twenty i've pounds o. butter-should
color - much, but very desirable tint was i'm
parted, closely resembling that OF the June grasses
and Tree from the reddish tinge too of:en ohse-ved
when using most c3loring extracts
TINS quality will especially comment the "dola
serve to do away with the tedious process OF n,,n-
carrots respectfully,
+ r. T0WLR
Agrieu tural Editor ST. Adams w. Messenger.
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ia new tims-cari over the Central Yer
m,nt. which took effect Monday makes some
important changes The morning train
cast is taken of entirely, leaving the entire
hae from 81. Adams to White River juno
ton with no train going east before noon.
This, we think, IS the first time since the
central track was lad that there has been
loo morning train east. The last train in
lhe evening from Boston. j. also. a we IN
Isrs;and, taken on. which Will occasion les
inconvenience
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DAVID u. NOTES ESTATE.


V,HE Subscribers. having been appointed by Tho
i Honorable Probate Court for the District Or
Grand isle, Commissioners 10 receive, exam ne, and
scjust all Claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of sieorEe 2 Allen, late o. orsnf
lsle, in said district. deceased. ana all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto, 10 hereby
give notice that six months from the first day
OF October, 1876, are allowed By said court
70 the creditors Of sad deceased. TO exhibit ara
prove their respective claims before Us. anc-
that will attend to the duties OF ap
pointment at the dwelling house OF wyman Hosg
In Grand Isle, in said district, on the first Tues
day OF February A d.. ls76, from 10 O'Clock in tho
forenoon till O'CLOCK The afternoon, Of said day
Datet AZ Grand Isle, this 18th day o. october. A
ID. 1875.
JOHN n CHAMBER LIN. ..i,.,.-.
SOCRATES REYNOLDS.
IQv3U
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.. u UNTINGTON = CO.'S
SATURDAY BULLETIN
-oR-
NEW BOOKS.
OCTOBER 80. 1875.

HOME PAsToRALS. Ballads snd Lyrics - BY
Bayard Taylor.
PABERrS HYMNS, new edition, "a mo. gilt.
TALES OF THE ARGONAUTS-by Bret Harse.
THE NAsQUE OF PANDORA.-by Longsellov,
MABEL MARTIN. Harvest Idyi-by Whittier.
illustrated, 8vo.
RRISK AND HIS FL0CK-by Mrs.. D. P. Sanford,
illustrated.
and yirls-by Mrs. d. p. Sanford.
THE HAVEN CHILDREN or Frolics at the Pan y
Old House on Funny Btrset-by Emile Foster.
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR, or Jack on the Prairiss
by J. T. Trowbridgs.
THE SCHOOL hymn AND TUNE BOOK for De-
votional Exsrcises-by Prof J. ID. Bsrtlsy, Of
Burlington High school.
Corner Church and Collsxs Streets.
Oct 3O-d3tkwis
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-. Adams BurTER MARkEr, Nov. =
Market dull, very little doing. with de-
cline on last weeks quotations of about
cents, Common TO fair sold at 10 to Is
cents, medium to good 20 to % cents; prime
fall batter p to Is cents; selections 30 TO p
cents. most Of the transactions at 30 cents.
\ few tubs Of extra choice butter sod as
high as 80 cents, bat these were exceptions,
and hardly sulhcien. to make quotation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-05

Catte-There have been arrivals o! cattle scat
terins along through the latter part VI last week
xhich figure 2fO0 head. Northern cattle run
slim. with some exceptions
Sheep and LaMbs-A fair feeling At sheep
houses. Supply runs steady and prices are IN
changed. lambs are selling st4llsi b.
Poultry-Poultry is quite plenty and the usual
variety Is offered. We quote Live geese at 81 each.
Mixed lots at l3l &c. and young turkeys ut sc Y b.
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ECONOMICAL NKw Foop.-Twenty- i've cents vii
buy package OF Sea Moss Farine, made IRON pare
rish moss, which will make so kinda Of Dishes such
as cakes. pies, puddings &C.. or Is quarts Of COS
tards. jellies, creams Charlotte Rlsss, blanc
mango. &c. sold BY all Druggists and 9roeers.
April 3O-dsod&vIy
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DETa or Hon. CHARLES RUSSELL Judge
Russell's death took place Sunday morn
ing. at O'Clock. He was born in Benning-
ton. April I7th, 1900. fitted for college in
y Adams. entered the University OF Yer
mont ia 1921, and was student in the Uni
ye,s.y when the first college building was
burned, IN 1924. lie left college before com
p.eting his course. in order to begin his
law studies. lie studied law in the Office Of
the late 3. F. Bailey, Esq, and shortly
after commencing the practice OF law he
built for himself the Office which was occu-
pied by him for the remainder of his life.
/. originally stood on the south side of
Pear. street at little west of the present resi-
dsnce Of Edward c. LOOMS, and. after
Nr Russell purchased his place on the
north side of the street, was re-
'1Ned by him to those premises.
i43ge Russell was in the constant prac-
;.- of the law for almost fifty years.
tr some twenty years previous 10 1850, he
el- Town Clerk Of Burlington For eleven
ye4r-, from 1896 to 1871. he was Judge Of
Probate. and was one of the bes. Judges Of
Probate that ever held the Office. For many
Years be va, County Auditor lie repre-
-,uted Burlington in the Legislature, in
Isis In 1929, Mr.. Russell was married to
Ms julia HYDE. who Survives him.
Last Iue-itY morning, Mr. Russell re
,,5,i p.ralytit shock, affecting The nerves
ID uolion of hi, entire right side, and leay-
.ng aim -pcechless For day or two after.
ae showed some Fl gns Of rallying, but for
i.est of tie time he lay motionless and ap-
paruntly unconscious Tie paralysis. in
rme extended to the vital organs; conges-
.t,a of the brain followed, and he died at
-.I a'c..ck, Sunday morning.
Judge Russell WAS a man VI the utmost
integrity, of strong viii and independent
Judgment lie was careful and accurate
lawyer, and il has been said Of him to hi-
credit, thar he never was known 10 make an
cZorbitant charge for his services lie was
81 good adviser Wa greatly trusted il legal
ani business affairs, and was universally
respected by all who knew him. lie was 50
ling citizen Of Burlington, so rarely away
from home. and 50 intimately associated
Nitn our town in 50 many ways, that his
ieath ,- like the renewal of an ancient land /
mark
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This makes about a. PEI cent dividend.
The firms make proposition to pay 30
cents on q dollar, the payments to be madc
in four equal instruments. the instalments
extending over two years. instead Of three,
as has been enormously stated by some Of
the papers. The first ins,alment Is to be
paid IN e months, the second in y months,
the third in Is months, and the fourth in
p months The 4-months notes are to be
without interest. and the others a. per
cent, all the notes being unendorsed paper
This offer viii probably be accepted by all
the creditors.
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IT, explain this are the following lo'
Real ust8te-....-....-.-.-... ;
EDDY notes. st %! Siif .Oo5.Gd....-...--..
Interest and Insurance s. nee Jan. I.-....
Deprec alton % lumber. -....---........
Damage for not "a ling contract with
Gllmour $1,000, Interest ana insu-
ren,eo 3.u0J.---.-.-.........-.
Cos; O. Gua1aniee @! business paper en-
dorsed by arm, not yet matured ..-.--.
Endorsements on failed paper
ohrukace IN debt OF thunderstorm Lum-
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Personal expenses OF SIX partners since
jan. q, o.. H...----.. -..-.--.-...------
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Teachers Wal! remember the Teachers In
-utute for this county, tie be held in this
-i'y. the l3.h and l3.h Of this month. Let
,.,rs bes fall attendance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-05

BRIsroL.-Ab1u; noon, Saturday a tene-
ment house belonging to W. IL. HALEY,
caught fire from the sparks from a chimney
while burning out. 1t was discovered so
soon, however. that it was readily extin-
guished-which was very fortunate, as the
wind was blowing perfect gale from tho
aasf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-05

STATE PosrAL CHANGES. Martin F. Allen,
Esq, has been appointed postmaster at
North Ferrisburgh. vice Wheeler, resigned
The name of the Office at Charlotte, has been
changed to East Charlotte, and Mrs Nancy
Z. Pope appointed postmistress.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

RICE ELECTED BY A SMALL MAJORITY.
BosToN. 6 80 p. m-0ne hundred and
ninety-One towns have been heard from.
Rice has iGj93. CASTOR 43l36, Baker (pro-
hititionist) $50, Philips 1873. Adams ll39.
The total vote Of Boston, this year, for
Rice. IL 1900, aud 1896 for CASTOR. The
vote last year FOR CASTOR was 1888. Tai
bJtt 9697. Rice has gained 6255 in BOs-
ton alone. Present indications point TO
Rice election The vote of the cities Is
as follows Lawrence. Rice 1866. CASTOR
1857 New Bedford. Rice 1904, CASTOR
1880; Lowell. Rice 25S3, CASTOR 1888; Sa-
lem, Rice 1858, CASTOR 1908 Fall River,
Rice 1855, CASTOR 1888: Taunton. Rice l.
295, CASTOR 99i Cambridge, Rice POLO,
Gaston 2ls3 ; Chelsea, Rice 1855. CASTOR
767; Lynn, Rice 1896. CASTOR 1868 WOr-
cester. Rice 1882. Castor $780, Haverhill
Rice $50, CASTOR CSC.
SWEEPING REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
BosToN. Nov. Slater returns increase
Rice's plurality of 5000 and show u sweep
ing republican triumph the balance of the
state ticket being elected by large ma
jority. The republicans have about 100
majority in the house. and % in the senate.
Two doubtful districts are yet to be heard
from. Final returns will probably increase
Grapes maj Gritty for congress in the first
district
PENNSYLVANIA.
REPUBLICAN GAIN.
IiARRIsBURG, New. ,. $50, p. m.-Har-
risburg city. gives Hartrantt 800 maj 0rity
a republican gain of over BOO
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-The official re-
turns received from 90 wards of the city
give Hartranit majo c;ty of IL .934. The
five remaining wards 10 be heard from are
republican, and it is estimated that Uart-
rant will have at least Is 900 majority in
the city.
PHLApELIHIA. Nov. ,, 100 a. IN Foil
returns irOrn all the wards OF this city give
Hsrtrantt for governor plurality of
1882 TIE prohibition ticket puiled 63l
votes. Toe republicans also elect tn cir
entire county ticket.
HARTRASFT Ella cTED.
PnILABsLpHIa, Nov 3.--47 counties Of
Pennsy lvania toot up 2o75l majority Tor
uartranfI The counties to hear from are
mostly small and will not change the result
materially.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 20 900.
PirTsBUKG. Paw Nov. 3.-The republican
majority IN tins state is no. less than 10000.
KANSAS.
KANSAS REPUBLICAN.
New foHK, Nov. "a Topeka special to
the World, says Kansas has gone republi-
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SYRACUSE. y. v, Sept. 4th ISIS.
81 Dear Str i have been selling Nicnolgs Engli.h
oeptance 70 cheese and butter makers. baysm,ny
butter makers who use it egularly and to their de-
elded advantage In a pecunisry point of view, II
Impar.s hatura color to the butter and las in
my Judgment. not the slightest Injurious effect upon
the quality OF the butter, or upon its wholesome
ness.
,, AIter examin.n- tho Liquid Annatto made by
Messrs. Wells. Richardson & Co. | ind IL fully
equal 10 Nicholls In purity AMI strength OF color
besides beng mu,h cheaper. / shall therefore
axe pressure IN introducing the preparation OF
Messrs. W. R. Co. 10 my customers Instead ofthat
which have been selling
Very respectfully,
GARDNER r. WEEKS
citation.
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CAREFUL OBSERVERS
Will find IL 10 their interest TO
examine our stock of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. and
thereby establish the following
"a CTS!
Ist.--Thnt our stock Il the best.
2d.--That our prices are the
least
3d.-.Isnt Onr method, IRE
fail es..
We always guarantee. salts
faction
We state the material OF all
garments.
Any garment purchased of ms
breaking away In the sewing,
Will be renewed by us free Of
expense.
COMPARISON INVITED
THE BLUE STORE,
Opposite the Fletcher Free L.
brary, Church Street
oct. ~. iST5.-td&uu
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

RIcuxoxD.-On Sunday last, Bishop De
Goesbrisnd confirmed upwards of $50 per
,Jas at the Roman Catholic church.
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From PsoF. CALDWELL. Of cora,Y Uaire-aiyl
ITHACA, n. Y. Oct 9Th. 1875.
have examined the colorns matter leG with
me- nei's, richardson coz Golden Bxtrsct o,
AnnattO j. and tad it u be RE. rom al 49,, III
mineral matters.
Hours truly.
C CALDWELL
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Miner Pop, 4 Co have sold during the
pa~, ia,ath tOctoh-r.) sevcnteen hundred
i.lsn- (l.700 dlz,) in 4 tin cans, Of their
now noted Vermont Mills ground spices
Their total sales, 10 same time. were over
% tons, including bulk. Their sales have
increased 30 per cent this year. So much
f.r lntarnri.n and my. .nices
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A THEIRS ExPLoIrs.-0n Monday evening
last, Nelson Root, resident of this city,
hired team OF Drew Il Perry, drove to the
residence of Mr.. Connors, Of Williston,
stole q tub of butter from the cellar,
brossht it to Burlington. and sold it to F.
Saltus, of Winooski avenue. On Wednes-
day night be again hired team. stole two
tubs of butter from L. II. TalcOtt. of Will
liston, brought them to Burlington and
sold them to Sexton lie Clair. On Friday
night Root again hired horse and made an
attempt to steal from the premises of Chaun-
cey Brownell, but was unsuccessful and re-
turned to this city about IL O'Clock. when
he was taken into cus.Jdy and lodged in
jail. He confessed to Mr.. Talcott that he
took the two tubs of butter from that gen.
tleman's premises. but stoutly denied steal
ing the other tub. He has been identi6ed,
however, by Mr.. 81 illus as the man of whom
be bought the butter
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In the railroad accounting at 81. Adams.
Judge Poland closed his argument for the
Receivers at one o'clock. Friday morning,
having spoken eleven hours How soon
the masters will report can only be con-
iectured. More than a hundred requests for
findings have been filed with them by the
counsel for the Vermont and Canada and
the bondholders, referring specifically to
the testimony. The work of making up
the report will necessarily De laboriOus 1t
Is hoped, however, that they will return it
to the County Court of Chancery sometimes
within a month or two, and that it may
then be heard in season for either party to
carry the case to the Supreme Court. in
January, if they shall so desire.
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BAsE-BALL.-A second game of baseball
between the clubs of Hinesburgh and Shell
burn was played, last Saturday. on the
grounds Of the latter club. This time the
Hinesburgh boys were victorious. winning
the game by a score of % to %.
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psICE LIST

paICE LIST.
PINT BOT GLEs, 10 GENTS.
QUaHT BOTTLES, ~ CENTS.
For sale by Dfu is,s. Merchants. aud Dealers In
Dairy Supplies.
WELLS. RICHARDSON - CO,
SOLE PhOPaIEToRs.
Burl HgtOn, VI.
Nov 4-d3wlt
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AzAnIALE LE.'s ESTATE.

AZARIALE LEk's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con:
DISTRICT OF cHrrrEyDsS alafae Lac Ist =,
Of Jericho, in said District. deceased,
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within,
and FOR the District OF Chttenden, On the 18th day
Of october, A. ID. ISIS. an Instrument, pur-
porting 10 be the last VIII and Testament, o.
Azarisle Lee. late Of jericho, IN said District
deceased, presented % the Court atore-
said FOR Probate and il ordered by said Court THAI
the 30h day OF November AID. 1915 at the PrObatss
Court Rooms, in said Burlington, be assigned sr
proving said Instrument. and that notice thereof
be given to all persons concerned, by publishing.
CHS order three weeks successfully in the Burlin:
ton Free Press, a newspaper printed at said Bur
Engton, previous To the time appointed
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified . appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid.
and contest the probate Of said Will il you havu
cause.
Given under uiy hand a. Burlington. in said DIS
Isw3w R. 5. TAFT, Register.
DAVID Il. NOTES ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT. , To all persons con-
DISTRICT cHrzSDES David p me sey sssl' ,t -
of Burlington, in said District, deceasec-
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District OF Chittenden. the 18th day
october, A. d. 1875, an Instrument purpOrtinS
20 be the last VIII and Testament. o. David
P Noyes late Of Burlington, in said d., ricI. ae
ceased. was presented 10 the Court Aforesaid, isf'
Probate and il is ordered BY said Court that the ts
day OF November, A. Il. 1875. at the Probate CouTs
Rooms in said Burlington. be assigned for provin,:
said Instrument and that notice thereof be givet
10 all persons concerned by publishing tbs order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, q newspaper printed at sud burl.ns
ton. previous TO the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place Aforesaid, and cor
test the probate Of said viii, Il you have cause.
Given under my hand AZ Burl ngton in said Dis
trict. this 18th day 0i october, A ID. 1915
Iew2w K. :. TAFT Register.
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RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. About 200
tubs Of butter and $50 boxes of cheese were
offered Butter sold at 25 to 27c for fair to
good % to 30, for choice; 81 to $50 for
selections Cheese sold at 10 to I2c for
farm dairies one lot factory sold at BE.
Potatoes, 25 to 3Oc; beans. 81 80 TO 81 Is !;
poultry, 10 to l5c for dressed chicken, 10
TO I6. for dressed turkies
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Bass BALL. Jericho Centre. on Fri
Joy. oe,obcr 29;h. very interesting game
a Base Ball was played between The
uueuta!-. Of Richmond, and picked nine,
from sac Monitors. of Jericho Centre, and
tlr Clipper, of jericho Corners. After the
-y,h Innings tie picked nine gave up the
game, a'ideatly feeling tina. 1t was not
-.i isy for them. The score stood - for
,ae Oueu:sl-, ami 10 for the Monitors and
Clippers Mr. Peters. OF Burlington, dis
CHARGED The duties OF umpire to the >atis-
faction of al. the boys.
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TIE funeral Of Judge Charles Russell
ss- attended At his residence. Tuesday.
Tie Chit'enden county Bar attend
cd iu body ana there was numorou.
gathering or neigabors aud friends. Rev,
Mr. Ware oGaatel The pail bearers were
T. g.. Wales, Daniel Roberts. r. 5. Taft
f. g. LOOMS. l.. c Dodge and y
Parker. The interment took place at
Green u ANT Cemetery.
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That sterling Republican paper. the New
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Commercial.
~ stortown Union Live stock Market,
Nov. ,.

AMOUNT 5P LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
This week. 2..a1 6.7sj 2o1
Last week.. 30i5 6g96 -
From Vermont. i03 262l
Prices Of Market Bsef--A few choice. tlOnOGi0 r..
extra, 81 90 a 80; first quality, s. 50d So seq
ond quality s. % al 00 third quality, s. % as -.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair,
500, $50 sG5, $40; Mich Cows and Calves,
from S3516J; Farr0w COws, $2OdiD, extra. <65dq5
yearllngs. slOEn33; Two Years Old, $lSG;3 Three
Years Old. 3lsaDi5.
Prices Of Sheep and i4ainhs-In lots. 81 70. 81 %,
81 IS each; extra, 81 % 20 90. or from 1 10
- OllD - %.
Prices of Hides. Taiow and skins Bri shton
Hides. 47ic r ID Tallow, 5iD 6tc y h Country
Hides, nc v Il; TslOw, 545 &c 2 ID Pelts, 81 20
2j each Calf skins, lao so y b.
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Few people unacquainted with Psychological
chemistry are aware Of the quantity Of iron in the
ing up the supply, for debility, disease and death
arc sure to follow when the quantity becomes too
much reduced. The Peruvian Syruy % protoxids
OF iron supplies this vital element, and mas cured
many chronic diseases. Nov5, sd3tAWkwlt
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HILrON VI, June 26th, lsT5.
Messrs. Wells. Riehardson & Co. Il do q large
business in buying butter and cheese, and have
bought that colOred with your Golden Extract -
The color has been very superior the tint being ex-
scty mat o. butter from grass. l have paid q
higher price for il than have for that coored with
annatto carrots, or aay Of the preparations in com
mon use: have also used it in my cheese factory
10 this place, and the cheese coored with il is the
finest have ever seen. | particularly recommend
u TO ohee, factories the finest eolorny they can
obtain. and at the same time very economical Far
butter. ana be the best and cheapest article thew
Can use A. u. ASHLEY.
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LirTELL's LIVING ACz gives each week
the cream Of foreign literature, skinned
from the nunberless periodicals Of the Old
World. The yearly volumes contain an
immense amount Of the best Of reading mat
ter, at very low cost. By arrangements
with the publishers We are enabled to offer
tie Lining Age TO subscribers to the WEEK
LY FREE Pass at exceptionally low rates.
Our clubbing list can be found in another
column.
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MILTos. VI. July LIST, 1875.
This is TO certify that | an the cheese maker In
the Factory at this place. | hays used the Golden
Extract for coloring and find 1t superior to any
other preparation have ever used II is perfectly
elear ana without any of the sediment which Is
usually SO abundant a preparations Of Anratto. A
small amount sufhces for very large quantity o.
milk, and the color IS even and permanent. The
absence OF taste or smell is also great advantss 70
over Others. LYMAN BULLOCK.
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LILLIAN A. TH0M son.


LsshAf II , uIe n 800
MessTs. Vets, Richardson & Co. II am happy to
certify to the splendid quality o. your 'Gol.en Ex
tract" FOR c0lOring butter. IL gives to butter a
pure, golden tint, not be distinguished from that
made from June grass. Ii is entirely without taste
or smal, and 50 does not cOnaminat, the butter in
the least, IL never specks the butter and never
gives reddish color. IL is certainly far superior
70 any preparation in the mlrket-sIl Of which |
hsEe tried--6sing stronger and purer.
All N .kors OF good butter sbould use it.
Yours truly, JAMES N. GAfES