Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-26
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follow below.
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Helpful to the best interests OF the families and
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Sech' lSHllsllhl ADVOCATE.
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| THE Congrega,lonalist.
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| community into which II has been introduced.
| New England journal of Education.
| Filled with choice original matter from gifted
pens, we bid 1t hearty God speed
tThe Waterman.
| The influence Of such a paper in the household
can not be over-estimated. Its editor, Mrs. Kate
Epson Clarke, is one OF our b'st-known magaZ Inc
writels, and the contributors she has called about
her are Of established reputation.
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| Founded on a sensible Idea, that the great COM
mon people prefer good literature to trash II is a
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| tWindham County RefOrmer,
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