Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-18
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what the Press Says Of ''Good Cheer
Helpful to the hes, interests OF the fam lies and
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one of the most remarkable Of late Journalistic
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ms class. they Will furnish the true antidoe FOR
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tine COngrega,iOnalist.
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New England Journal of Education. |
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tTGe Waterman
the influence Of such paper in the household |
Cll llOl DC ONcr-CSUnHteu. us Cttl'0r Mrs kaie |
Epson Clarke, is one of our bes,knOwn magazine |
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her are Of established reputation.
boston Transcript, |
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New England Homestead.
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lWindham County ReiOrmer. |
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