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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-19
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Wells "Rough on R,,sn Almanac at druggists.
Of mailed ibr lc. stamp :. Walls, Jersey cry.
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Fridays Matinee.

Another large audience, quite as large as
that of Thursday evening, filed the Opera
House, FRIDAY afternoon, aud those who were
present were treated to one Of the finest mu.
steal entertainments ever given in our city.
The first part opened with an overture by the
Beethoven Club, which afforded proof thai
the orchestra had arrived, and were present
in person and tot by telegraph. Miss Fanny
Kellogg sang two pretty bird songs very nice
ly. Mrs. Robinson gave the Shadow song
from Dinorab, with its difficult and elaborate
ornamentation in u manner which did hel
very high credit. Miss Welsh sang "Willc'i
Ship pleasantly. Mr. Want and Mr.. Bah
cock sang The Italian Fishcrmann-a very
| fine and snowy thing-in splendid fashion
MIR. Schade in his "Funasie" for the
| flute gave some Of the most brill
liant execution and perfect dcuble-;ougu.
| ing that we have heard fromsa flute il
many day, Mr.. Allen played vcIy bril-
liant violin solo, in addition to the pro
grammc. The humorous quartette "Humpty
Dunpiy" 10y Miss kellogg, Miss Welsh, Mr.
Want and Dir. Babcock, drew storm OF
| applause. There was n nice orchestral &C.
| WYNN '''Hi NbaA ~
and two chorusCs the favurite Farewell tc
the Forest" and The noble "Uifold the por
tails, " from the Redemption. This last wa.
added TO the programme 10y Mr. Zerrahn IL
the goodness Of hs lcar,, and was eiver
with imlr' ssigc ppNer and spirit. Yet il
would have he n beltr ta have shortened
rather THAI extended the miscellaneous pro.
gIanimc OF the first part. As 1t WAS It com
pii''d ohreh pieces, OCCUPYING an hour ant
twenty minutes, and constitute prett,
full concert score in Itself - some hear
crs, by that time, listening intent
ly, enjol ing II all, began to re
II little tired; some lad 10 leave-as III,
day VS. last '!rclinirg; ani upGe wcrc in
90 a oo1Gi'i ~ TO rear and Joy The Stuha
Mater, as lHcy WOOD have been with short
ar pr limlnhy Programme. The 0ratorio o
''SmOit Mnirr," has probably rarely bee'
better given In New Eogldnd, outside Of Bos
ton We have only space to say that tn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-19
MOTHER SWANS wanm SYRUP.

Iniable, iasteless harmless, caiharlic for fever
ishness, restlcssness, worms, constipation, csc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-19
HEREDITARY
SCROFU-LA.

A RE you aware that in your blood tho
IA faint Of scrofula has prominent
place? This is true of every one. 1t is LA
bic at any time, on the slightest proyocation,
to develop itself in some insdious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases arc
outgrowths Of this impurliy OF the blood;
HOOPS SXRsArARILLA has a wonderful
power over all scroiulous troubles, as The re.
markable testimonials We have received
Enthusiastically prove.
NMEssRs. G. I. HooD & Co. Gentlemen
My youngest son las always been
troubled with Scrofulous llumor; sores IN
his head discharging from his ears, and a run
ming sore on the back OF his ear Tor two
Years; his cyelids would tester and ulceratc,
dIschargng so that was Obliged TO wash
them open every morning, his cyelaShcs
nearly all coming out, he was exceedingly
dainty, most Of the time eating but two slight
meals day. We were unable 10 find any.
thing that had the least effect upon him till
last spring. 1876, we gave linn two bottles OF
Hoods !SarsdpdriUd. Ilisappctitcimp
at once. The back Of his ear healed
up without n scar, and not Il sore In his head
since. Sincerely yours,
Mis-. n. c. SASBorS,
No. l0S Merrimlck ST., Lowell, Mass.
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LONDON, Oct, 1G-An outbreak Of trichi-
nosis 10 reported at Ermslebep, Prussiaa
Saxony. One bundr d al eighty person,
arc suffering from the d,sease ID fouc
deaths therefrOm have occurftd
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Gold Medal American.

LONDON Oct. 1G.-Amoug the America 9
reeciv ny gold medals a. the fisheries exhibi-
ton were Professors. Go)lc, Asa,siz, Jurdui
and HiIgard, Command r SilsNee Of IL.
navy aud Passed Assistant Lugin' er Baiis
OF The navy.
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PARIS, Oct. lG.-The government ID de-
termined to act euergeically aIan.t all agi
tators. The manager Of the Ana chist ,ur.
nal License has been arrest d. The piopr.-
etors of similar papers in Paris will probably
he proceeded against
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OTohr or the Indictments Against Him
The Prosecution for Ovcrissuc OF
stock n Failure,
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Cleburne.

CLEBuRSE, March l0,-[speclal. - The
Pennington hotel is having several neat
and artistic signs painted at the front en-.
trance,
Mr.. G, S. Healcy, the energetic agent of
the l xas Express company at this point,
left this morning for Bolton, where rumor
says he goes to take unto imsclf fair
helpmeet.
Tue A. ]. Lawson mentioned in the
HERALD few days since as being connected
with the Sauta Fe lriin.robbery, In no rela.
tiun or acquaintance Ot Mr.. John S Lawson.
clerk ~ the Pennington hotel here. This
information Is given at the request of Mr.
Lawson, who Is pcaceable, honorable
young niemau.
Mr. John O. Brown Is opening up an ex.
tVnsiyc stock of agricultural implements
and machinery in his commodous store
under the opera house,
Mr. q Styron, Of G. Dickson d Co.,
while walking across the street, n day or
two since, was suddenly Knocked flat on the
ground. Mr., Styron could not acc ,unt for
,hls unexpected halt In his circumnayiga.
tiun. as the day was clear and no signs OF
| lightning Or persons were near at hand. "a
couple of dogs, a day or two since, while
play'ulv running across the street. tripped
up IA gentleman by coming In contact with
his .gs, unexpected to hiin. before he could
rrrain his balance, causing much amuse.
ment for the bysta ders.
| r, + Bnwles, representing the Little
Rock Cracker company, aud j. ID. Nance, oil
I Wallis Lands d Co., Galveston, are guests
the Pennington.
Mis-. Cora BIackney is visiting relatives In
/ Fort Worth and Springtown.
Miss Fanny Hudson, Of Denton. Is a
guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. s. Taylor, oI
y Is city.
The weather is delightful, and many ate
pr, psrinv to indulge IN the pleasant pas
tinii of fishing, the streams In the adjacent
country belng bountifully supplied with
the 6nny tribe
Business is brisk. New and neat dwell
lines are going up In nearly all portions o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
GOLDSMITH BROS.
71A ELM STREET.

Spring is close hand and opening fresh styles
and new mPoraons daily yet the weeks about
the most quiet of the year beng neither Winter Spring
customers do not feel the need of lighter fabrics They want
to see the new goods but not ready purchase If
would be busy must make extraordinary efforts and present
knowing ladies who need expect to need Dress Ma
terias Laces Embroderes, Shoes, Underwear
or Hosiery always the lookout for Goldsmith Bros S
Bargains and read our advertisements and after purchasing
our Bargains they always find they have saved money,
THIS is WHY WE HAVE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11

CoRsIcANA, March lO,-ISpecial. Am old
Frenchman named Peter Tardiayille who
through too much spiritualism has had his
head turned, has again been declared in
sane. His property has been sold and the
proceeds taken charge of by the county
court and himself confined In the county
jail, and application made for his entrance
into the state lunatic asylum at Austin.
Lieutenant-Governor Martin arrived 10.
day from the capital. and will remain at
home until entirely recovered from his late
indisposition.
Congressman Il, Q. Mills arrived from
Washington last night, and DR.. C. s,
Morse aud Representative Stout will both
spend sunday here.
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Canton and Renfrew Dress Cinghams
10 CENTS A YARD.

EMBROIDERlES is another Department in which our
house stands first both for well selected styles and prices
Irish Point Embroideries from S5c yard Hamburg Edg
ings, extra wide at 4oc yard regular prices, 6oc Narrow
Edgngs, from to 2 inches wide, from SC. yard.
In HOSIERY we prepared with some remarkable
Bargains. Ladies Babriggan Hose at I2c worth 25c Ex-
ira Quality Babrggan Silk Clocked and Ladies Pin Striped
Hose e5c; regular price 4oc Also all the Shades
in LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HOSE.
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HORRIBLE Murder,

lSpIASAroL's, March iO.-Advices Of the
horrible murder OF two women living on q
farm fourteen miles from here, on Lafayette
pike, reached this city after 2 o'clock this
morning. The victims were Mrs. Lucinda
Forman, widow, aged 90 years. and her
maiden daughter, 81 years old. They lived
alone on their farm. One Of the bodies was
found outside Of the house under q pile Of
straw, and the other In the kitchen OF the
dwelling. An axe was the instrument used
to accomplish the deed. Very few particu.
lars and no clue to the murderers yet. 4
coroner went out from here. but has not re-
turned. -
Very little additional information has bean
received In regard to the murder Of Mr.,
Forman and daughter. Tho coroner ~
not returned. The greatest excitement
prevails In the neighborhood, but nothinR
has been developed TO discover the guilty
parties. An attempt was made three weeir
ago by unknown parties TO enter the houso.
and on another occssion an attempt W.
made to overcome the inmates with chloro-
form. -
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GArrsviLLE, March lO.-[special. Yes
terday Bobbie Neil, son of Major Neil, fell
from the second story of Atkinson's new
hotel, lighting on his head and receiving Q
serious wound.
Tom llolcomb, who was shot by John
Hammack some weeks ago, is well again
Mr.. W. j. Depew. who came here from
Austin six weeks ago, died Wednesday
and his family LETT here to-day for Austin
with his remains.
Considerable sickness prevailed here
during the bad weather, but the health OF
the town and country has improved much
during the past two weeks of pleasan,
weather.
Cotton receipts to date are 5,sS5 bales.
business is good
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
TeNRrltan,.

TEHARKANA, March 1O.--[Special T..
Sheriff Dixon, who killed A. S. johnson,
on the 7th inst, was put upon his trial
yesterday, and at IL m. to-day the case was
given to the coroners jury, who were out
but lew minutes and returned averdict of
not guilty, which meets the approval III
every one who heard the testimony of
Sofut forty witlesses.
a vile scandal has Gust doveloped, ia
which II is shown that j. w. Markham, mn
old man, aeduced y girl about II years of
are while living at his home as help to his
wife. Markham is at least 60 years OF age
The girl has no father and is confined al
her mothers, who Is in very poor circum.
stances. More excitement is felt over this
matter than over the killing of Johnson In
the courthouse last Tuesday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
The Floods aud Charity.

LOUISVILLE, March i0.--Mayor Jacobs
and City Engineer Scowder leit last nieht
by steamer to visit the towns on the ioser
Ohio and distribute money contributed by
the. benevolent for the relief Of thoss plsoeo
and placed In Mayor Jacobs hands. Ho
will examine into the damages done u "
rious points and enquire whs!s uuppllss
a. Shawneetown and return WcdneodaY.
a special TO the Memphis Appeal, fF0n
Helena, says; The river 10 stationary hoeo.
having fallen something less than or
inch. The decline is attributed =
tho cessation Of the eastern gale pro.
valling all day Thursday and throurhoU1
tho night followed BY ne westsrn erssse &
from this shore. Nothing. shost of No
gins predicted storm could effect us g.
juriously here. ~ ~ - :. ~
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narnsa 70 DeaaA,

Prrrsnune, Masch io.--shsrAy alSsr Y
O'Clock fire occurred q Grow sloGleo. .,
the baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. 4 ~ ~
from this city, resultlss "a ~ 5Saai a.
which two children named Cnvk -. ~
respectively Eve and No ySSH ~ S
burned 10 death. ~"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11

HI PAso, March l0.-ISpecial. John
Kinney, the aotorious rustler and cattle
thief, wife and brother were lodged In jail
yesterday at Mcssilla, forty miles above here.
1t Is rnmored to-day that an effort will be
made tonight to take him out OF Jail and
lynch him. The stock men are thoroughly
aroused against him. reward of $1,000
has been offered for him by the governor OF
New Mexico.
:. A special train of stockmen from New
YORK, Chicago and st. Louis, numbering
seventy, who have been attending the
northwest Texas stockmons' convention,
winch has been in session at Fort Worth,
arrived here this morning. and have been
taking i'll the city. Quite number in.
vested IN real estate before they left, which
they did this afternoon, and will return
over the same route.
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SuAwNEETowN, ILL.,. March 10.-The
greater portion of the town is now out Of
WATER and trains are runningagain. Many
houses that weathered the floods are now
falling, total or partial wrecks.
iIELESA AND VICINITY.
MEMPHIS, March l0.--A special from
Helena, Arkansas, TO the Western Associ.
ated Press says: The river has declined
half an inch and still continues 10 fall
slowly. After several days more rapid
decline is expected. The levees nre still
being strengthened, aud will be made
thoroughly secure in this vicinity. Back
water is still rising in the overdowed dis.
tricts below. This will continue until the
decline in the river is great enough TO draw
the water back through the crcyasscs,
The most terrific currents, the roar from
which can be heard here during
the still hours OF the night, are tear.
ing through the country below, carrying
destruction with them. In Old Town. In
the lake region, the water Is higher than
ever known. Losses to planters will be
greater than ever before from tho same
cause. Cabins, fences and dead carcasscs Of
animals are seen floating down the river In
great numbers. Weather clear, with strong
wind from the northwest. The Southern
Express has been transferred to the Mid
land road during the stoppage of trains on
the Iron Mountain route.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
"A Constant Rush

Read what offer and you will understand why weare so
busy; In Dress Materials offering all wool Nuns
Yelling at 25c Single width Cashmeres I2c; Black Lace
Buntings at 2oc. Lawns, 20 yards for 81, and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11

SAN ANTONIO, March lO.-tSpecial. l.
General Diaz and General Augur and party
leave Monterey for San Antonio Tuesday
evening.
Emil Meyer and family were chloro.
formed aud their house robbed. Meyers
office and safe were also robbed and two
men sleeping in the Office chloroformed
number of people are here from Gal.
weston to escape the tcrrors of Virgins
storm.
At the election OF alderman in the third
ward to-day J. II. Bolton defeated George
Dullrig by 10 majority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11

the city. Both dwellings and business,
houses are indemand.
special train containing Oscar G. Nun.
ray, general freight agent; j, y. Fuller
general agent l., A, Fisher, contracting
agent OF the Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe
rA'hoad, and other railroad officials, arrived
mere this morning, and they have been
overlooking the city and its Surroundings
uurinH The day. The report is from a re
ssponsibie gentleman here that the object OF
their VISIT Is in the interest OF the exten.
sion OF the Wsxahaohie Tan railroad mar.
row gauge nom Waxahachie to this place.
and thu prospects for Cleburne ohtaining
thls road are very favorable.
double team ran n short distance this
evening onthe square, upsetting the wagon,
contents ana occupants, but doing no
serious injury.
n. A, Poole, an extensive stock dealer.
mas completed 4 roomy and tasty dwelling
IN the northeastern portion of the city.
Fort Worth.
FoBr WORTH, March l0.-lSpecial. THE
city council prolonged session seven hours
to-day. The contract of furnishing sewer
pipes was awarded to the Akron, Ohio,
sewer'pipe company, at an approximate
NVSt vi Sldi tlo,op.
The contract for digging trenches and
laying pipes was awarded NJ. s. Hall. He
Is TO lle an approved bond next Monday.
j. w, Thomason and Charles Garrctsou
were appointed tonight to make ten regu-
! lar police officers.
Jim Walker. who assaulted Mr.. Scott
Gordon, OF Decatur, is captured,
John 81, Clair and Tom Robertson arc
acensed of stealing caddy
| or tobacco from the wholesale
groceryman, Charles Daggett. The former
has been arrested,
Z. Z. Cannon wa' fined In several cases to-
day, !agregating $50. He shot the Horse.
Head saloon all to pieces.
frank Howard, dishwashcr, and George
Young, pantryman, had a desperate tirhi
in the kitchen OF the I'll paso hotel to-day
using oak stove-wood ns weapons. How.
ard head is cut open.
Thomas Norton and Charles Jones, ugly
tramps were arrested tonight in a box.car
one resembles u murderer's photograph
sent Sam Farmer.
The Driving Park association met TODAY
and agreed 10 have stables, stands fences
etc, built at cost of 81, 800, the work to be
done IN short time, Heck Baker rot tht
contract,
Defendants interrogatories were filed to
day IN the suit OF Cornelius L. Herring ys
the Texas 4 Pacific Railway company fol
damages TO cattle
M ne marriage licenses were issued thi,
week, all young people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
Colorado.

COLORADO, March lo.-An election wa,
held here to-day, projected by the fec and
easy element, to attempt to abolish the
city corporation. Instead of the two.
thirds vote required TO effect the end, NOR.
ality and enterprise led In good large
majority or incorporation. Thus Colorado
takes stand for good society, and decline,
to be run by rowdies.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01
PSALMS.



HEAR this, ell ye people and give . ear az
ye Htdh"S q me World mop A'''eA'
VIII make you wen ana 70 Ieyo'c''
2. 1t shall cure all the people and put SICK
ness and suffering aa5rr foot.
3. Be thou nat or,ojd when yonr family is
sick. or you have Bri-at's disease or LlVeE
Complaint, for Hop bi-IcfS VIII cure YOU
4. Both low and high, rich and poor know
the value Of Hoo Bilter5 for DIHou5' nervous
and Rheumatic complaints
s. Cleanse mo with hop Bitters and shalL
have robust and blooming health.
6. Add disease uuon disease and let the
worst come, 1 am safe if use Hop BlItefs'
7 rail NV life have been plagued With
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01
AFTER THE EVACUATION.
/ How New York City Looked After it was
turned over 10 Washington by the
| BTiJiSG.


The ap17aaranca of tho TOWN If tba
| time of It's restoration 40 IiI,artv and
Oaaca 7+ flo o1,l oF +I,a Po1-,Ir7+;o,,a,rv
| War i described Inv ono Who sow i &c
/ the most desol,ta and Gloomy imooin-
/ oIla Racip,inc, ~ 40 cot Of BrGo1-
wav +brra stn~j tba oId fort With ite
d,.r,o1rEs,7 ..,nro1 ~. ,1DIar ~
z,,II. over v-r:nL thcv' T57 9,,,oIan+Iv
/ been ropr1ei Inv the British soldiers i'm the
VA TONI. .g haste of their departure.
. III the Rowiing Green was still seen the
DaI.,taf from which fine Iao,Ian imao-a al
. george III. lad Ie,n hurled on the re-
Re- inf tf flo -,.,,s ,f +ho DnaTora+io7, ~
. Tr,t.n.I.5.r.a.. inl,na,Iiotaf,- a,oya t,is
- 800, H., f,-,-.,,l 1i+,,i't ,,+,,I
- nm I5otb si.1as nj Rrn, Jyro,- ~ Rec.
tor sfrog+ eynen+ some baIf InIan boTIses
. IL. stan,7i,,o. r.,,, tho Pa++o,,- r.
! +1,o ,,s+ ~ I{,o,,7,,-,,- NJ G,,, nc Br,a,l
streot on1 N, tc Ra,[n,, g+,,oo+ al T.,s y
hon, If ,,;l1s rrLiIe ON tIo uas -. SD III
w., w. o,.o,+ q PMS C,I11roI,
/ and q eaIv huiI'Iinrss Lax-onI tho co,n,,onf
~ ~ .I,, ,,E q - ~ -.
~ = "', 81, ,li,1' III III
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-. H., -, s' On LIE
T.. a.. III, f,,,,
W, +,+ -, tI ,,,.'.,,s.+ -,
l,ou~lI7 H. - ,,,,r. 1,F - I,s,f,,I +J,a,
mi ~. l,,;II;,-C. ~, IL
vaI tbn P5,r-Lo7,so tLn i,H orI tiIo
,.,IInvs rT,z,.a,.I t,o 80 tI,a,, way, my
5,|tL-no. 70 11,str.not H., - - H.
North rive. inf a fav-Iov, houses and tLe
LoIf 17linej ITIIliDos If CnInr,I,ia CT
I,o \, ,i-;I,fo .,+f,,,,,,,t ~! -, no, /,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01
An ARKANSAW JUDGE
Tells II sad story of an EarIy Experience

A'iiS d ~" -'"rf VI an I''iiS LN''ii'i''''
when I take dinner anywhere, " said
one oil Arkmsaw's supreme Judges, 81
always think Of an incident that occurred
III my hoyhOod days. One day my
father sent me over to assist q neighbor
in piece of work, and at dinner the
farmer wife emCd particularly auX-
'".f7 r..'= ',"--'' eat enough. ,-,--..
D.., ,t' ''' some more E''''''.
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~ F,.ais-7,.+ aat;.,, ,,.ti,'
d.. - M ION,
go ~ -
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90 L'i. --' -.'' ~ 7'.i-l' --'''1
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10. - IN ,,,+ ,..t tI,in,, She mt
~, z-.1Iatn She ntiobf fancy nm insult
=, hon. '.,nI-iror / L,,,+ nm r.tino and
,,,.,.t,.-s-,.,, mill ,+ la.t ,-I.aT, I cot nm
-, me f,I,r.. 7 mil scar,..Iv walk
..Tr,+ ezanira Willie on, nv way
home ! PASSED file CstW-lDT where the
farmers wife was uiII-ino Two or
three uciahhorfrg women were stand
ms, arrurI and T heard fine farmers
wife saving something which [ thought
concerned me.
s..Whn+. tnat bOy?' she said. 4
never seed a child eat SO in NV life.
He eat, an eat. tn he was fit to Don.
never allow ANYBODY to 90 away from
my table hungry, an when he'd look up
with sort of hungry 'spression like, Ia
pile it on his plate. [ hope to never stir
again. if he didn't eat a whole head OF
cabbage
ss.Don't Won reckin he gifts enough to
eat ut bnme?' one of the women asked.
...Tt ',,f..,,,s MOI ranIie1 +he farmer.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01

TIE CONES DnNV% FKOU FIWTY DDV.-
LARS DAY AND CIEANPAGs Z
TO BAR SOAP.


RCintingnn fNperICnc" that demonstrates
nrrH ti""r'I ,, nat 7"'""''"E ""eH MOI
any
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