Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-16
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below.
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THE Cungrega,Ionlllst.
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New England Journal OF Education.
Filled with choice original matter from gifted
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The influence Of such paper N the household
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Epson Clarke. is one of our best -known magazine
writer's and the contributors she has called about
her are OF established reputation.
[BOston Transcript.
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pleasure to to say That 1t has richly deserved It's
success. Hartford Coarant.
one OF the most helpful home papers, full of
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Founded on n sensible idea, that the great COM
mon people prefer good literature to trash. II is
clean, sweet home papcr throughout
[Wiudham County Rcformer.
Filled with pure literature OF a superior and
wholesome chaIaccr. lIOn'5 Herald.