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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

\ llru doing business in both lclth and
GLASGOW. Scotland. hlv,' : Factory where
bad butter i renovated ut i cost of - =
urr huudrri weight. Some newspaper
reporters, prr~untilnG customers. Itt"iy
prcr>rrd for treatment i sample of tn"
following dtlcctuhlr mixture: " \ tNI-
,rainr butt Of grease hu:tcl, sold tor lubrl-
eating purposes. WIS purchased. and there
was Incorporated with il Il small quantity
of Russian tllIoW som" of which hli pass
ed throu III the printing Office machinery.
and had absorbed PARTICLES Of black lead
AMI mineral oxides from contact with tn"
hearinr> ot the ~hatting. \ common tai
low candle from which the wick had been
removed. Wt- also added. The compound
and tn, ttll ~ ,.luijr were clrctullT Il
tl into the .cra~r butter: and nplWlla
Standing the offensive character Q! IN :"
additions The butter Wa - d"comnn-"I ~
completely L. di~ rui-'. them. Inns pre-
plYcI the hu,tcr WAS sent 10 the works,
with the rclue~, that j. be turned I'M"
ll,mn- Of y hrirh; yellow color. tnr ~.tic
in The English market. and with n >tthb'
! ,rj.1e, smell The iirm characterised the
~lmi,!. - v,rV bad. but promised tn do
their h,,~, with Z In the course ol 4 few
,.ty> ,ilr bu!tcr was returned rc-r"nNcrtrd
is wrinht on return hrinr ~ - ppNn"~
lg.,n,t t. /. pounds when sent tor treat
) mont. Nrr,. il no t'pr some l'inrr;l! pax
tirl,.S ,ti-rov,r..,l on ~uirt examination. /!
would hardly have been pn>slhl" 10 have
identified TIT, sample, - ,'markahlr NJ
the rhanwc in the whole eUnpNSl(l0n. ltt
statements are verified hN the city ana =
who Il ,,,.rii, ! tn nri rin Il h'ittrt A. : IN
thr l,.t >.n,r of r,,ttrnnr-- having y ui-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

= blessed maid went beyond the linz
its of Sampler education. and found some
thing beside " the book. the needle and
the pen " to divide the hours that then as
now We're progressive in their "@lide.
At the right of the entrance. in one frame.
each with Il very small lock of hair, pre-
Snmably once belonging to the persons in
dica,ed, are two engravinys, one OF Dan
iel Webster. and the other of Ralph Farm
ham of Lebanon, n. H., the age of the
latter, us marked on his portrait, is los
years, though Il pamphlet sketch of his
life published in 1860, says" now in
the lO5th year of his age it also states
that his pension. only SOL .G6 year, is in
adequate to his support and that this
pamphlet is sold for his benefit
Somewhere in the nciyhborhood is a
queer looking machine whose use would
be, and whose action still is. a mystery to
all but old dairy men. This is its own
story: p" My name is Cheese -curd Breaker,
| was born in Wallham, Mass, on tho
Charles River. Have served off and on
for the fist 100 year. NV teeth, ut pres
ent, are ;,ll sound and good. | propose to
take 4 little rest dnring the summer o
1876, and have spoken for Il place in the
New England family kitchen at Phil
Gelphia." 1t originally bclonge to the
I Warren family of Bunker iiill memory.
L. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

How blessed the maid VIII
ON earliest years improve
Her God the object of hei'
Wlrmcst love whose u5cfu,
hours successive rs they q
ide. the book the need
l., nnl the non divide
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

IOf me III ST l'V N1tl NV lctln, III Iit9
ent, are ;,ll sound and good. | propose to
take 4 little rest during the summer of
1876, and have spoken for place in the
New England family kitchen at Phil,-
Gephia" 1t originally bconyei to the
Warren family of Bunker liiIl memory.
l.. VI
Nj Arsene llous>avr writes: I've Were
dining at Victor IIuyo~- Four Of u We're
believers and four :thci>ts-no speaking
of the ladies. who We're all too clever To be
intidel> Victor Hugo, of course, was
among the believers. 10 believe III God
i to believe nothing said one Of the athc
ISIS. TO believe in God is to believe every
thing cried Victor Hugo. 1t is to believe
in the Infinite and in one Immortal soul.
| VIII prove il to You. His face wa-
bright with i heavenly halo. lul know
he was born with the century. His + &C
Is crowned With white htlr. but II i the
volcano under the snow. Hi, eyes shine
ike burning Goals, his brow i archeI llI."
an OlN Nmpi,ln the nose l. refined. with
di~ltndcd no>tril>; thu mouth i r.t-cr Int
smiling, >tll full Of valiant teeth, III" chin
finishes Il profile designed after tn laws
oi artistic grammar. II j. Il Wr!l-mldr
head on a robust body Ey robust DO
not mean cnormuu> He mas not the stat
/ ulc of a . liant nor tile tIr-r Of !, Here de-.
But lie i Il man of steel. with no >lgn of
old are about him He has all the agility,
The ~upplcnc-S, the east. and grace OF his
best years. H. i noN enjoying his third
OF fourth vouth do not ,.ouFl he wIll see
the century through. | feel IN my SIT,
l, continued the future life. | am like :.
4, l. L., -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

NJ EIi,tow has made several engage
..,. to take the stump in different
.,., for Hayes and Wheeler.
ur u. -. prni>on. is reported Us quite
.r,l> i'll in Washington, doubtless
.. Ia the terrible state of the weather
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

l,.. renowned circular building on the
r..,.ry. New York city, known rs Castle
.1.n. wa, entirely destroyed by fire
l.,. 81, 4, pl.u8Ou.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
WESTERN NEWS.
TIE DEAD SPEAKER.

New ALBANY. Ind, Aug. 2i.-From an
early hour this morning till five in the af-
ternoon there was a constant stream OF
people passing through the corridors of the
court house where the remains of the late
speaker Kerr were lying In state. From
the eyes of many OF the visitors silent tears
stole gently down their cheeks a. they
gezed on the wasted form of the dead
statesman. Choice flowers were strewn in
profuson around the coffin upon the cata-
talque. A magnificent wreath Of immor-
telles was among the floral decorations. At
$50 tonight the casket was closed and
placed in a hearse and taken TO the family
residence under escort of the committee
and delegations from various civic societies
of the city. A detail of Masons and Odd
Fellows, Of both which organizations MIR.
Kerr was an honored member, formed the
guard OF honor to the remains and will
watch over them until the hour of the
funeral. The funeral tomorrow will be
the largest ever known in this part of the
country. Every society in the city, with
several others from surrounding cities, yill
be IN the procession. which will move from
the family residence at O'Clock. Gov.
Hendricks. the state officers and a large
number of citizens from various parts of the
state will be here to night, remaining for
the obsequies. The city hall, ,court house
and . number of private residences are
dfsped in mourning, and at O'Clock to-
morrow all the business houses in the city
will be closed and remain 90 until after the
procession passes to the cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

REMARKABLE LETTER
From Gentleman Known and Honored from the
Atlantic to the Pacific Coast.

Messrs. WEEKS POTTER. Wholesale Drusslss,
Boston, Mass Gentiemen,-I have for some monl. =.
ielt it a duty that owed to suffering humsnty 70
write you stating the great benefit that nave uo
rived from the use OF SASFoRD's RADICAL Ion I'm.
FOR CATARRH. For more than 20 years nave oeoI
afflicted with this very Troublesome complaint;
have tried all the remedies that could hou' ~,
without material or permanent benefit. Last isL
the disease had arrived at that state that mus.
have relief or die. The entire membranous system
had become SO infsmed, and the stomach SO elsoi
dered, that il was doubtful matter whethei
could 20 to the Pacific cost or II did 70 whetnel
should live TO come back or not. saw an auFei
tisement o. this medicine. anu although DelnS Neis
ncredu lous aSsut specifics nostrums OF any klhu,
yet in sheer desperation | tried this, and AZ QUE
was benefited by it. The changes OF climate,
chronic disease Of the liver and my aZe-oVer
may prevent my entire restoration but inc penen
| derive from its daily is to me invaluapie' sns
! am hoping to he completely cured, ana al iss'
arrive at a spectable old age ..i..
II this statement OF my case can be OF any seIN.e
TO those afflicted as have been. and enable you 70
bring this remedy into more general use, especally
on the Pac fc coast (who-e It IS much nee9eul NY
object in writing this note will be attained;
Very truly yours. HENRY "rhS,,
Aurora, r Y, June, 1879. Of Wells, Fargo . TO-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF


REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
wAPCEvOHK.
Return to R,stes Charged Be
fore the WGr.
Watches will now be cleaned
for SI.1O instead Of el.5O, and
all watch and other repairing
appertaininQ TO the business
advanced daring the war, now
done at the Old tariff. In
say that 1 have no desire 10 cut
under prices, only charging the
same as in Rutland and other
towns, and have done what !
cons cientiOusly believe the times
demand.
True Rail<osd TIME Kept here.
Fsb3, fd&w.f c. W. WlNOATE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

A good remedy 70 u AMI .',
mics OF fiJweis is bei z.Ie. 4
scattered over the plant Wa In.
sect to decamp and 1t i d 81 ~ 4.
the bodies of bugs ki led by u
lutely rigid, So that WING o. lj5
rather than bend. The rem ]! 81, Is
hurt the flowers, AMI the on.f 7 ,,s
its disagreeable odor, which soon -, ~.
An ingenious method oil k".Hs " q
been accidentally discovered y sss
manduer, of Paris. Some ilLh. = M
dentally left in his garden a l'' .-;.b :.
had been making experiments Wv ~
and iodine, which pot, impsi'e. - 2
with q bit of board, remained e. g lss,
heat and rain for three "eeA' - VI, Z
looking, one morning, into H. J. 4 .
pri.pd % end it tenantei ~ !. f,,s a
~ ~ that had collected IN .l y h 81,
peYk l6e garden. lie rerea''i-, he esr'.
~ Stsral times, and aeqaili[Sa l Il, III %
y t&1be emanation OF iodins M ~
thsIR0Datures from a eonslaei-I-sl,
uhsn Ary may be killed BY nDD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
Gen. Bristow at st. Johnsbury.
A GRAND RALLY OF FIVE THOUSAND REPUB-
IICANS

GRAND RALLY OF FIVE THOUSAND REPUB-
LICANS.
ST. JoHSsBURY. Vt Aug. "a A great
open air meeting OF between 1900 and
5000 republi ans, was held IN this place,
this afternoon. at which Gen. Brlstow
spoke for an hour and half with great
earnestness and force. Judge Poland then
made telling argument alter which Judge
Benham, Louisiana planter, Furnished
important facts concerning the democracy
of the Southwest, and the reign of terror
inaugurated there. Among those present
on the platform were Col. Franklin Fam
banks. president of the Hayes and Wheeler
club. Horace Fairbanks, Hon. E. P. Wal
ton, Lieut.-Gov. Hinckley and Judges
Royce, Powers, Barrett and Ross. The
meeting cannot fail Of strong influence in
The campaign.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
CaStOria.

Is pleasan; and perfect substitute all cases, for
CASTOR OIL Castoria "a the result Of an old phys
icisns effort to produce, for his practice. an
effective csthartic pleasant to tie taste and free
from gripinY.
DIR. samuel Pitcher, o; Hyannis, succeeded in
combining. without tie Use o. alcohol, pursatlve
agent as pleasant 10 take as honey, and which
POSSESSES all the desirable properties Of Castor Oil.
1t is adapted to all ages, but is especially recon-
mended TO mothers as reliable remedy for all
disorders OF the stomach and bowels OF children. 1t
Is certain. agreeable. absolutely harmless, and
cheap. 1t should be used for WIND COLO, sour
stomach, worms, costiveness, Group, Sc, then chill
1ren can have sleep and MOTHERS may REST.
J. B. Rose Co., 46 Dey Street, New York. are
the sole preparers Of Castoria, after DR.. Pitchers
recipe.
Aug. ll-w3m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

T Is with the reatest pleasure that We present y
| the public this hearty endorsement OF SANFORD
RApicAL CURE FOR CATARRH, by Henry wells fsq.
o. Wells, Farso d Cos Express. The position UNI
gentleman has for so many years occupied n 9ul
business world. and especially in connection Win
the develope EFT of that golden country the racine
coast has made his name known and respected
throughout the land. HIS earnest desire thst thos'
who know him, and are suffering from TINS disease
may lie induced 10 il We trust may be graf ne1
Those who do not know him land they are leW
must now feel convinced OF the great value oil TINS
remedy 1t is beyond all question the most success
ful ever compounded for the treatment Of Catirrb
1t prescr bed by our best physicians. 1t IS recon-
mended by our leading apOthecsries, and tsstimo'
mails from all parts Of the United states attest ,he
have been enabled by its use to escape the fright
iul consequences that follow tota neglect Of this
prevalent direase.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
CARRIAGES,

Reasons whywe should sell Carriages cheaper than
any one else in the state.
l. We buy for net Cash,
=. We buy direct from the lIsHufactur.rs
.. We buy In large Quantities.
.. Our rent is N othing.
). Our time Is Nothing.
q. We do not expect TO get rich the first
year, or even make a living by selling
carriages.
. We sell for cash or Its equivalent
Reasons why parties will consult their own interest
by buying Of US.
1. We buy nothing but warranted work.
=. We warrant all we sell.
3. We are permanent residents Of this
Town and State, and are Responsible
TO the buyer for every Carrisge soId
g. fou run no risk In buying Of us.
D. We keep the largest stock In the stale
Come and see us at shelburn Village
TRACY 81 ROBERTS,
July s-d&wtf shelburl' Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

LA45LLE FAIR AND FEsTIyAL.-The La
noble Valley Fair Ground Company will
hold their annual fair at Morrisville, Sept.
9Th and 7.h On the last dsy an Grafton
Will be delivered By Col. c. II. joyce, and
members of the musical festival al johnson
Will attend III a body. The Festival will be
held al John. on Normal Hall, Sept. 4th to
oth, and the following musical talent has
been engaged Conductor. E. P. Phillips ,
pianist. Mrs. Martha D. Shepard accom-
PIANIST. Miss }. b. Waite, Cambridge; So
prano soloist. Miss Fleda L. Kellogg. St.
Adams tenor >oloist, DR.. j. Sheerar. St.
Adams. The Westiord Cornet Band Of p
pieces, wIl!.be present at the Fair. and at
the evening concert. a general attendance
of singers ald all interested in musical cul-
ture. Is desired The net proceeds will be
divided between tho Fair Ground Company.
the churches Of johnson and the managers
OF the festival
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

hlulcN COMPLAINTS,
Constipation.
A. = CURE FOR FILES,
X acts first By overcoming In the mildest manner
all tendency o. const patton then by its great tonic
ana INV <oratinZ properties, Il restores to health
the debilitafed and weakened pats. We have hun
dFeds OF certified cures, where al else had allied.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
o. al descri ptcus are ieved at once and speed y
cured This wonderful vegetable compound seems
intended by nature cr the cure Of all diseases OF
the Kidneys, caused by weakness and debility. Its
removal OF this class Of diseases and It should be
used without delay by every person suffering from
weak or diseased kidneys, or any disease Q. the
nary organs.
CONSTIPATION Is CURED,
No matter how severe. or az how long standing, by
the use Of this med cine As cathartc, Il s effect
i've without facilitating. carries OF ali impurities.
and IS AZ the same time Is nourishins and healing
any article OF food eat. We have certificates
from some ot the most severe cases o. bed-ridden
pers Is and others who have suffered for years
without help. Relic; is warranted in every case
and by persistent use & VIII surely he effected
Constipation, soreness and pressure OF the bowels
y generally the precursor OF some form OF disease,
and the removal Of which, IN e her sex or Of what
ever age, by the KIDNEY WORT. will give tone and
siren 9Th 10 the dehllitated body.
- Il requested, We will send a written guarantee
10 refund the money IL the person making a far
trial 81 this medicine FOR tae above diseases is not
benefited.
Price, si0o per package. For sale by all drug
sists. SEM, Postpaid, on receipt OF money, by
WELLS, RICHARD -ON 4 co.
March 3, ls76-Wly Burlington, VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

CAyFoRDs RADICAL CURE TOR CArARLH IS q "a e
- certain, aud permanent cure Tor Catarrh o.
every form and IS the most perfect remedy ever
devised. Il is purely We etable distillation ano
is applied locally by Insulation, and constitution
ally by internal administration. Locally sppned
rsIjef rs insf1at1neoHs. 1t sOothes, heals and
cleanses ire nasal passages of every ieeling O.
heasiness obstruction, dullDess or dizziness. Con
stitutionslly administered it renovates the blood
puries il Of the acid poison with which II IS away;
CHARGED in catarrh, stimulates the stomach, IiNei
and kidneys, per;ects digestion, makes new blood
and permits the formation OF sound, healthy tissue
and finally obtains complete control over the as
ease. Tie remarkable curative powers. when Al
other remedies utterly iall, OF sASFoRD's RADICAL
CURE are sttested ny thousands who gratefully
recommend it TO iellow-Sutierers. No Statement 4
&c regarding 1t that cannot be substantiated by
The most respectable und reliable references.
Each package contains Or. SSnl0rd's Improved
Inhaing Tube and null directions for its use in al
cases Price Sl.t0. For sale by all Wholesale snC
Retail Druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS a POTTER, General Agents, Boston, Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

INSANITY FROM observation-disclosures Hool.
a young man twenty years Of age. started,
Aug 10th. with his parents from Compton,
X. l.. to attend the camp meeting Of the
Seventh Day Adventists. at Milton. About
two week before he had been overcome by
heat, while unloading hay, 50 that for a
time he was unconscious. lie had appar-
emily recovered from this. But on arriving
at RichiJrd. he was crazy. At St. Adams
DR. Fa~sett was called, and after an exami-
nation ul the case told the parents to 60 on
with him. as this was probably the effects
OF bis suust-Oke and he would be likely TO
recover has sanity in a few days. At the
camp ground he was some of the time very
wild. Finally. o the morning Of the meet
ings August -, he became 50 desperate
that leshal to be bound hand and foot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

The T. ga;;a at Port Henry, Aug. p. was
an IN. ualiied success The first race
wa. Won by the yacht Phantom the sec
ond By Sandy. and the third by Clymer
Tbs double scull race was won by the crew
from Norgennes. The yacht Dream sprung
leak while on the course and sailed IN
der great disadvantage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
HAIR GOODS.

Ladies and Gentlemen wishing WIGS, OF any
style or color, for Centennial Tea Parties or Mas
qucrades, can be supplied upon short notice.
81 uAIj: WORK o. EVERY DE
sCIgIPTlOS a,ADE To ORDER.
Comhings Strengthened and the roots placed
rdy. Anything in the line O.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR MONTPELIER.
4 maa train and freight train on the Wells
River Railroad co.lided Wednesday, Aug,
43I, ia a cut near East Montpelier, and Con-
ductOr Charles Ferrin was injured seriously
and two ott ,r passengers slightly Con
siderable damage was done.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

THg CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trsns
Railway Lines OF the WEST and NORTHWESr'
forms the shortest and quickest route between
chicago and all points in lllineis, Wisconsin,
Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska
lnlitQrnia nndf ho Wos TarrifOrIaS- Ifa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
gqq 90
rr,n THE WoRHIy,. ,Ua.s u. ran

fI'O tLASS.-he can
L furnish employment at which you can MAKE
very large pay. in your own localities, without
being away from home over night. Agents.
wanted IN every town and county 10 take subscrib-
Tor the Centennial Record, the largest publcs-
ton IN the United states--lG pa ges, 81 columns
Elegantly illustrated FERNS only 81 per year.
The Record is devoted "a whatever IS Of interest
connected with the Centenn al wear. The Great
Exhibition at Philadel pha = fully illustrated N
detail. livery body wants IL. The whole people feel
great interest IN tner COuntrys Centennial Birth
day. and want 10 know all about u. An elegant
patriotic cray0n drawing premium picture is pre-
scented free 10 each subscriber. IL j. entitled, In
Remembrance o, the one Hundredth Anniversary
OF the Independence % the United States size. 3
by 20 inches. Any one eau become a successful
agent, for but show the paper aud picture and hun
dreds Of subscribers are easily obtained every
where. There : no business that will pay like this
at present We have many agents who making
as high as s4l per Gay and upwards. Now is the
time. Don't delay. ReMeu her il cost nothing TO
give the business thai. send for our c.rcnlarg,
terms, and sample copy o. paper, which are sent
free 10 all who apply 40 4 10 day Complete out
fit 'ree tn those who decide 10 engage. Farmers
and mechanics. and their sons aud dau -hters make
the very best OF agents. Address,
1HE CENTENNIAL RECORD.
June Is, l-90. VIZ Portlans, Maine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
Boots and Shoes

Before that time. Our goods
VIII be sold at cost, for we
must close out every pair
of BOOTS AND SHOES in
our store. So call early.
before the assortment is
broken, and select you IA
good pair of Boots or Shoes
cheaper than ever before.
Our stock is large and of the
very best goods in the
market.
We mean business and no
humbug.
All having unsettled ac-
counts with lis will confer a
favor by calling and settling
at once, as we must close all
our business before Septem-
Der 1st.
This sale is for cash only.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

A seedY individual stood go Ole
Fourth and Walnut streets lt vs.
night, and the moon -limmer'! A-
floating clouds. A weli-i-cS-ai
proach. The seedv ones p.in.'-
IN the sidewalk. See here, m''-
You lend-me quarter 10 rent ''- .
night?'' Pom my soul, ! l''s l'
under a roof for sly long mlntl'.
Where did you come from
Black Hills. I'm the man iai; VI
ed. You've heard about NE. 81 :
'Yes, read someihiug 10 rl5 ~
a man being sealped b. rae la-
you can't be the indiyilm.. '- ~
have not lost your hair
80, it growei on just i-l- r.
on top. It's dreadful th.n- " .
by the Indians. and don't v'a'
pen again, tell you Fee. wv -
hair sticks to my head IT, s
The citizen pat his hand %
head, and declared he cou.i &c, 81
between his hair and that Of J-a-'
told the fellow he was aa JUDY
passed on. When h. hal p-'t.'-
two blocks'he put his haaI % '-- ~
ct to draw his watci, hu, @.
disappeared. Then he Wa N ~.
Globe Democrat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

HAIR JEWELRY
Can be had OF US. Faded or Light Hair darsen
IA KS A. T.. kslfkhs,
March S-dspt :. Cauroa ~,