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WINoosKL-The reading by Miss Addie
NJ Bradley, Monday evening, was attended
by a smaller audience than was really mer
tied. The reader evidently possesses asupe-
ror voice, and the manner On which she
rendered the entire programme we think
could not be much improved by many read
ers Of wider reputation. Particularly no.
ticeablc among the pieces rendered was Ten
nyson's "Bugle Song" which We never
heard read better. and We can hut predict
for Miss Bradley bright future.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

r ADY and gentlemen agents everywhere: $@1to
/ $50 a week ruade sellia -FOUR new Patent Limp
~ ~ Inch ycu can all YIN lamps without remov-
in9 shade, chimney or burners and keep ne out
side Of your lamp always dry tdoss ssay me IN
"a [..ns everv one in good temper. Everybody
likes il. Going Ike bot cakes. Price SO. also Also
for several other novelties a. eosn
co.. Hiis Bovsrs' eellsry. i50 Church b.. Bafi-
ington VT June 10, dAwu
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The semi-annual meeting Of the Vermont
State Medical Society convened at Good
remplars' Hall, this city, Tuesday a IN. at
go. The meeting was called to order by
DR.. II. ). Brown of st. Johnsbury, Vice
President Of the Society, and prayer was Of
fered by Rev f. Il. Atwill. Temporary
adjournment was then had to await the ar
rival Of large number of physicians ex-
pected on the morning trains. The meeting
was again called to order at 1870, and pa
pers were read by Drs. SWEET, H. Ii. At
water. W. n. Piatt, and c. L. Allen The
meeting then adjourned for dinner.
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Es-Ex Last Saturday evening severe
thunder storm visited this town. At But
er's Corners lightning struck large elm
t5ec. which had been a landmark from the
sirlie,t recollections of the Oldest inhabi-
ANTS. and ,hivered it to kindling wood
m branch to root.
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Iliy telegraph
New York Money and stock Markets.

liy telegraph
New York Money and stock Markets.
NEW YORK, June lG.
MONEY easy at "a per cent
PRIME Mercantile Paper at 3lG6 per cent.
STERLING weak.
GOLD opened at no. and closed at r., the two
extremes OF the day. Rates paid for carrying were
and per cen;.
S,9o0u00, Of which 81 ,oouOo vas gold com and the
renal nGer silver.
CLEARINGS. S}j,2}s.U01.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS S29l,0p.
TREASURY Disbursements SjA1O1J.
GOVERNMENT BONDS are active.
STATE BONDS closed quiet
STOCKS are quiet.
RAILROAD BONDS are dull.
Stocks have b5en very dull and irregular but in
the main firm. Both Philadelphia ami Baltimore
that New York compromise had been ratified did
not nave effect in the market in consequence of alb
sence of a great many oderat ut the yacht race
and with city miltary who have gone 10 Boston.
news Furthermore was discounted. Market closed
steady and dull Transactions l65O00 with dealings
as follows; Lake Shore Il Hoo y. Western 2OO Pa
cific Mail 20 2O1, Erie a.aJ, Western Union ~ O.
$40 and Union Pacific 1850.
GOLD closed at ll7!.
MONEY at . as per cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS closed active.
STATE BONDS are quiet.
STOCKS steady.
Tho following were the closing quotations.
L. s. IS 81 Reg....l20I Do. 81, Reg. July ..l25l
U. g. IS Isl Coup....l26 DO. 6s, Reg. July l2i4
L. =. J-9l o. u o new U.s. .-.sAl'i
$40 coup, 63......llst lO-ios Reg -....-..-.ll7s
80 coup, 6i.-...-.ilsl lO-iOs Coupon .--.--lly
$50 coup, 65 .-lzs Currency bs.........l2<5
$40 TO. new issue...-l2i |
Delaware & Hudsonll9l Chicago Northwest 81 t
Cauton.............. 63 Do. preferred. 5Ot
Con Coal Company. 45t Uleye. Col. & en-. 80
Cumberland ......... b / New Jersey Central.llO.
~ u. Telegraph To-. 75s Chicago 4 Rock lsl'd 1924
Quicksilver ......... l6B Milwaukee a ST. Paul 30
10. preferred ...... ~ DO. preferred .--.-.. 81
Pacific Mail .... 3 : Toledo & Wabash. Il
Boston water Power l63 Do. preferred. --..--. 10
Adams Express Go. -lO0i Fort wayne, (exdlyJ "
Wells. Fargo x Co.. So Alton Terre Haute .
Am Am Express Co cot Do. preferred. 10
II : Fxpress Co... 4it Chicago Alton. .l0lt
New YORK Central .l0<i DO: pIeierrei- -'l0ot
Erie........ 10. Ohio Mississippi. 234
DO preferred... p Delaware Lack ....ll7t
Hariem.........I3j Il. * 2. Tel. Co... 23i
Ilo nr.f.rred ......I33 | Indiana Central..... Il
Nicbigan Central. O. Chic, Bur. & Quincy.ll3
Panama............I2S Hannibal a StJoseph %
Union Pacific stock. "a! Central Pacific Bond.lO54
L. S. 4 Michigan So. 81. uniol Pacific ..-.-l0ls
Illinois Central...-..lult Land Grants W
Clevelandl Pittsburs SsI U. P. Sinking Funds SO:
Tenn. 6s, ex-coup.. 505 Louisiana Is, ex-coup 3GI
Tennessee t,s new. .. JOt Georgia ts.--..-..--. 81
Virginia 6s.-....3 North Carolina 6s... 2ul
DO. new 81 South Ca olina 6s.-.. -
Missouri Is ....... 1927 Exchange-LOng. Ass
St. Joseph 6s........lo lExchanse-Short.. ..iso
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john Allen, the incendiary who set fire
to The house and barns of Mr.. John Hanks,
of Randolph, Vt, plead guilty to arson, in
the Orange county court, last Friday and
was sentenced by Judge Powers to eighteen
years in the State prison.
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ECONOMICAL NEW FooD.-Twenty five cents will
buy package Of Sea Moss Farine, made from pure
Irish moss which will make 50 kinds Of Dishes such
as cakes, pies, puddings, &C.. l6 quarts Of Gus
tards, jellies, creams, Charlotte Kusse, blanc
mango, &c. Sold by all Druggists and 6rocers.
April 3O-deod&wly
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1ryTt once.

No matter If your shelves liasd with aeaicins'
vou will fail to derive from them the 6esea; to 10
oh,.,oed nom this remedy in the diseases for which
It is recommended.
Slid ~ all Deu-s.s.s and Dealsrs In Medicine.
WEEKS Z PG-rEs, Bessop,
,,a-v,s s,.sw.eu Geasral Agents.
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81. AIBANs BUTTER MARKET, June b
Batter very dull, about two cents lower on
grades Common to fair ID to lsc me-
IN to good Is to 2Oc selections p and
O.. fancy 25c.
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Life has few charms for the Dyspeptic, which is
not TO be wondered at when we take into account
the amount Of bodily and mental suffering that this
distressing maiady generates. The Peruvian Syrup
"a protoxide of from has cured thousands who
suffering from this disease. June IL, 'd3taw&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-18

Nurox.-Bishop De GoesbTiand conse-
-,ted the cemetery connected with the
,holie church. Sunday afternoon, with
aao-ing ceremonies and in the presence OF
.- immense assemblage of people.
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SwANroN.-A boat load Of ties was
shipped down the river this week by Mr..
E. c. Wait, to be used on the Burlington
AZ Lamo;lle railroad.
The apple tree worms are making sad
havoc with apple and forest trees. destroy
ing the foliage, and. it Is feared, the fruit.
Mr.. c. W. Rich has ten or twelve men at
work in his orchard, and they cannot sub
due them. They see n to have left the tree
and in twenty four hours they appear again
in immense numbers on the same tree.
They collect in sucl quantities on the rails
that trains have been nearly stalled, being
killed in such large numbers as to oil the
rails.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Royce celebrated their
linen wedding last week.
JERIcHo.-About forty men are working
on the Burlington and Lamoille Railroad at
this place now, and thirty more are to
commence this week.
Quite a serious runaway occurred at the
Corners, Friday afternoon. As p. G. Abbey,
of Essex, was driving down the hill with a
pair of young horses the wagon struck their
heels and they became unmanageable. Mr..
Abbey finally succeeded in stopping them.
and alighted from the wagon for the purpose
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ohittendcu County sabbath school


thiHehccH county sabbath school
mon.
The Twelfth Annual Meet.ne of the Union Will
be held a. Fssev fa,,-e ~, r,-os,,,- 49,, ua,,.a.
~ '' Au09-AS anu "eNHes-
: ~ - anu -'4' 90
All Sabbath School workers are cordially invited
to attend and partic pate in the exercises.
The friends in Essex Centre will wele inc aud en-
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ON the line of the New York and Oahaua
;lroad the other day, a blast was nreu
which contained l25 kegs of blasting po"uer
over ;. 600 pounds. 1t mus: have created
7 fr-t-class earthquake.
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IMPORTANT LITTER
FROM
iiON. i. X. GLEED.

MoRaIsyiLLE. VI, sep. l.. 1873.
pR. S. V. SuY5u.
De1r ST i am pleased to learn that you contem-
plate masr professional Wait to M0rr.sylle this
fall. taEe this opportur. ty O.. again expressing
my gratitude 20 You for She = na benefit reee we'd
under your treatment over four years 20. At that
time was suffering from catarrhal affection and
liberated sore throat. impair.n. my General health
to an extent quite alarming: 10 myself and family
Although had been under the care OF some O.. the
best regular physicians in this place and Burlns-
ton received No permanent beuef- whatever. but
was gradually ard surely growing worse when
consulted YOU. IsIw you but once, yet after FOL
low.n- up Your prescribed remedies a few weeks,
felt myse.. perfectly fee from any catarrhal
trouble thus by oae visit and a few weeks treat
ment- you effected complete cure. ! would also
say IN behalf o. 1rs. Geed, that your treatment Of
her case .o- bronchial catarrh was highly satseac
icry- efec;in- cue in two or Tires months.
You seem to me to understand, as by intuition,
the character OF malady, and It's best remedy You
have multitude ofpat.ents throughout the State
and have not seen " head e one 20 whom you
have held cut the promise % rc,.e. without re nder
IN IT, Your entire practice among Us has been
great success, AMI eheer,ally recommend you to
my friends and the public at lar-e as physician
descFy M the utmost confidence.
Very respectfully yours
PHILIP h GLEED
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CdtGrFh Can BE Cured!
RECENT STATEMENT
-OF-
HENRY BALLARD, ESQ,
MEMBER OF TIE
CHIVTEHDIS Comfy BAR.

On. :. y SuYrH
Dear SIT Ii is about three years since employed
you 20 treat for chrome catarrh, which at that
time had troubled me inr a5ou. four years. Your
treatment removed the disease that for the past
two and half years have had return OF it. and
DO not hesitate to say that You have effected in my
ease. 4 complete cure. / cannot 100 highly recon-
mend your CAREFUL and skilliul treatment. 1t has
the double merit Of being entirely satisfactory
while the treatmen; continues, AMI is permanent
and lastin= in It. results afterwards.
Very respectful ly yours,
HENRY BALLARD.
B0rlin ton, Vt, Aug. 18th, 1873
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BURLINGTON, W., Jan. 23l. ISL.
Co1PLI1i ESTAHY LETTER
IRON
DIR. VIM. y. HOPKINS,
N~Eu.rs.~f-rs wv

To The PUBLIc
Having been acquainted with DR.. :. w. Smy tn. Of
Burlington, ior many months. during which time l
have been Professionally associated with him on
several occasions, take pleasure in fully recon-
mendn- him as 4 tAorou shly educated and reliable
physician and surgeon. l am aware that a very
strong prejadice exists among regular practition-
ers and n ost eases It Is JUST against travelling
ply scians and medical spec alists," and therefore
am part cular TO have it understood that regard
Dr.. smyth as a skiliful and thoroughly competent
practitioner, and an honorable gentleman In those
branches o. medici-e and surgery to which Dr.
smyth gives especial attention have known Of his
ed-et.nS most won ier.ul cures In Aural and Oph-
thalmic Surgery, consider him an honor to the
profession.
VIZ S. HOPKINS. NJ D.
Eer-eunos, Nov. %, I--2
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RUsTICs, On ESSEN JUNCTION, Is. OIL rrEB-. OF
JERICHO.
The third and decisive game o. he match
between these two clubs, was aycd at
Essex junction, on Tuesday June oth, re-
sulting in a sweeping victory for the Rustics.
as shown by the following score
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Interesting city, county anu s'a'' me-
,,i1 b, found on the fourth page oil 'Hi'
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The st. Adams Advertiser says that by
the terms Of an agreement in amicable set
Element of all difficulties and misunder-
standings between the Ogdensburg and the
Central Vermont railroad companies, the
former company is to resume control of the
Northern transportation Co.'S propellors
and run them in The Central Vermont line
as formerly.
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University of Vermont and State Agricultural
College,

College.
PROGRAMME OF COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
sunday, July ll.-Paccal- create Sermon, by the
President. In the eyenins Anniversary Of Society
for Religious Inquiry with address.
Monday Euening.-Concert.
Tuesday ForenooH.-Celebration Of Delta Psi So
ciety. Address by Henry B. Buckham, Of Buffalo,
N. Y. Poem by Rev. Geo. +. Hunting. Of XII
bourne City, Wis.
AJferHoon.-Alumni Discourse by Wm. P Wells,
Of Detroit. Poem by Rev. E. L. Herrck, Of Chelsea
Erenmg.-Junor Exhibition.
Observation-Disclosures of Graduating Class, Com
ierring Degrees Corporation Dinner aud Presi-
dents Levee.
Tharsday.-Exa niaaton Of candidates for ad-
mission.
The Medical Commencement will take place On
Thursday, July LIST.
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gsaaI iaatifes.
~ BANKRUPTCY.

nlsT8lCf OF VERMONT, sat- Rutland, VT.
II the ilth day of NAV, A. ID. 1876.
me undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pointment as ASS gnes Of John Mattocks Of Dandy.
IN tae county Of Rutland, and State Of Vermont,
WITHIN said District, who has been adud ged Bank
rept, upon his own petition, by the District court
oil sald District. ]. EDGERTOS,
isW5H Assivpea
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RICHMOND Market, June 1.-THE mar
sat for butter was brisk, and prices were a
ade better than last week. The quota
.ln- were FAIR to good, 20 to 22e; choice,
3 to %. selections, 25a. About 200 boxes
.caec>o were sold at prices ranging from
|. IL.
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EDITORIAL ENCrRsIoN.-The annual excur-
SION OF the Vermont Editors and Publish
,r-' Association will take place on Thursday
and Friday. June u and -. The annual
meeting Will take place at the Mansfield
House. Stowe, at II o'elock. Thursday, a N.
Hon Geo H. Bigel5w is the orator ofthe oc-
ca-ioa. and Hiram Atkins substitute After
the meeting the trip to the mountain will
take place Parties desiring TO attend
should communicate at once with J. NJ Pc
llud, Secretary pro f1H Montpelier.
The most intelligent, well-informed and
practical of our citizens, are agreed, as we
believe, that the manufacturing Industries
-Four city, can be, and ought to be, largely
increased What can be done by organized
effort and mbined capital, in promoting
such enterprises. has been seen here in for
mer years. and we believe will be more large
ly seen hereafter. The two meetings Of
business men that have been recently held
for consultation on this subject seem to Us
full Of promise Who can doubt that an
immense spur to the business. the popula-
ton and the property of Burlington can be
given by an active organization of practi-
~ men. such as was proposed in the meet
ing of las, Saturday evening? We want
something which shall keep at home and in
active use, the capital which now goes else
where for investment. or which lies idle
here and v hich shall give profitable employ
ment to women and children a well as able
bodied men. The men who are interesting
themselves in this matter are entitled to the
thanks aad encouragement Of all our prop
e-ty owners, and We shall hear more from
them hereafter
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DIED.

LAMoRA.-In this city, Sun ,ay, June 18Th, Louis
Lamora, aged "A years.
SPAuLDNG.-In this city, Monday. June II, 1875,
Josie L., daughter Of Chas. F., and II. W. Spauld-
ing, aged years and months.
CooK.-In ST. Johnsbury, June It'll. OF pneumo-
mia, A. NJ. Cook, agent for L. 5. a e. Express Co.
MoTr.-At South Hero, June 18th, Wallis Mott.
aged 81 years.
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}ler advertisements.

NOR SALE, or exchange for city property
inquire OF Alex. e. Watson.-Iune -, dkwtf
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Commercial.
NatrrtOwn Union Live stock Market.
June 10.
AMOUNT ~ LIVE STOCK At MARKET.

Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Sw lie.
This Week---.--.. Hti 1905
Last week.-.---.. -a
From Vermont. Is -5}
Prices % Market Bcet-A few choice. So so ID 0l,
extra, -iQl1 7I first quality, 3 51Gln-l. sec
uud quA- ty, : lfd - third quality, 3 Hu a. 1.
Prices o.. store Cattle-Workin- oxen per pair,
slu1 So SO, $40, Mich Cows and Calves,
from s5Gdi, Farrow Cows, !5l0f', extra. sdsiI-i1
Ycarlin--. sloa1; Two Years Old, s.,a3l. Three
Years Old i--Mi5.
Prices % Sheep and Lamhs-In lots s.. $ r..
and 5 SD each, extra, : u1 al 81, OF .rom GO
SC ~ Sprin- Lambs. ~Ni-c Fib Shearcd sheep,
5Ga.c tit. Veal Calves. 5iH nJ.
Prices OF Il des. Talow and skins Bri -htan
Hides, - 07c e q Ia.ow. "a n &c p Country
Hides. Gdlc IN. Ihlow, ga sea Il Pe.ts.
40 each Ca. skins, iIl5c @ to.
KExARKs.
CItte-Cit-'e are moving with considerable a.
trty. We find e,s Western cattle 10 th.- market
and rather more from the North on sale. The range
90. prices s ABOUT e. et Do. -lcr 0u Western. Sold
ay i've weight, aad g. % On Northern as sold by
weight.
sheep-We find more -aecp and lambs. Tut the
market is inc. med % Doe dull. Lambs are selling
lower. and only the very hest OF sheep al full prices
Poultry-A good complement OF poultry was
offered and prices remain full e, e q ior turkey s.
and chickens L IHts o.
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1HS tyrRAL r. K. LIrIGATI0N.-NR.
EDMuNn posITIoN.-A press despatch from
White ..r junction. June l4th, says:
For Nerll days past rumor has been in
eircnlai.Hn throughout the State that Sena-
tor Edmul.s, Of Vermont. had expressed his
views n alton to the now pending con-
troyer>y e-Eeen President Smith, of the
Central Vermont Railroad. and the opposi-
ton party lnder the leadership of ex-Gov-
ernor Page IL is stated that the Senator 5
opinion Wa diverse to the Smith party, and
the rumolel opinion of the Senator had
created quite sensation. Now the Senator
comes FORWARD and emphatically denies hay-
ing expressed any such opinion and brands
it as malicious falsehood; and further
more states thar he was asked to become
counsel for the Page party and offered re-
tainer, which he declined to do or accept.
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EHPD:tTAST LITTER
FROM
REE. FATHER S'KiELLY.
-tF-
WEST RUTLAND. Vt.

DIR. S. ". SAY1H
Dear Shallow ne to thank You personally. as
we'll As On behalf O; Mr.. ami Mrs Ca1mody, whose
daughter Mary, you SO skli.uly operated on Tor
bl ndncss short time since words fail 10 express
the gratitude they feel towards you ;or al the tine
you were called 10 see Mary by her attending phys
e.an, 10 hopes were entertained % sav.n. one Of
her ey as you are aware that her elurstei and
a portion @; tie s.de run ont. Yes. Doctor, you
have placed US all under astin- obligations FOR
your timely aid, skli.ul operation and kind atten-
ton with the family physician to Mary, who had
suffered much. wh ca mas not only saved the eye
from tota. destruction buJ has restored t 20 perfect
vision. Hoping sou may live long TO he a blessing
% atiitonll thousands
reaa 2 truly yluis
CHAs. O'RELLY.
ctr'...f p
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We learn that petitions have been
draw up Tor signature by the free
holdo. of the towns o. Essex and
Souta arlington. asking the selectmen OF
those WIS respectively to open highways
from .e point where the Burlington "
Lame Railroad survey crosses the
Winoa. river, extending eastward to con-
meet the highway leading by K. b.
Spauid 5 farm house to Essex junction,
and wcard from the river to connect
with u md leading 20 Burlington.
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AlavRcu-N Young has bought Of Maj
.eo. d. S)wles about an acre Of land
and the store formerly occupied by him
Mr. Young intends putting on an addition
and fitting it up for a store. and expects in
short zine to have on another stock Of
goods.
Hay buyers are active and an unusual
quantity Of hay is being shipped from this
station. The price i about Sl2 per ton.
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So dcTstand that several ofour young
ms have organized Dramatic As
tin under the name Of the ITALIAN
...a. and propose during the coming win
.-t1 produce several popular plays for the
..'lrninment Of the amusement-seeking
aale The club has row in active re
..ar-a, two very laughable comedies
shiloh VIII shortly be produced before a
oe. audience Of invited guests, half Of
-ae proceeds Of Whichwill be turned over to
tas managers Of the Home for Destitute
'aillren Of this city.
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The sudden death of the little daughter Of
l.. e. i. Spauldlng was a sad shock to
r parents and friends. The child, pref
,g Little girl of seven years, was at Church
..l Sunday School. on Sunday, was taken
entity III with cholera morbus the same
Bay and the eflrts and skill Of several
PHYSICIANS could not save her. Changes in
,..Fclther a great and sudden As that of
~r..e are very trying to delicate children.
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EFAlso iuo o. made up Sisaes. .lt.ul.ns
Bfowu- Three Yards LHu-. tru.ri te-ant
0ulc- and Very Cheap.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-18

SUNDAY TRAGEDY-A YOUNG GIRL BURNED
TO DEATH-sAD AND SHOCKING TzRMINA-
lion OF PLEASURE TRIP - AN AWFUL
DEATH.