Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-01
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A Household Journal Free to all
Free Press Subscribers,

The publishers Of the FREE Pnrss have
effected arrangements with tho publisher
oil 6ood Cheer, whereby all subscribers
to the former whether old or new, pay.
ing years subscription in advance will
receive in addition to the FREE Press. tho
regular issues of Good cheer, n MONTH,
paper devoted to the interestsof the home
and family, which has achieved pbenom.
email Success, and is recognized TO-DAY at
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This offer is made to our subscribers
and the public in good faith. The FREE
PRESS Is one Of the oldest papers in Yer.
mont, it is the largest newspaper in the
State; it has the latest Telegraphic News
through the Associated Press its Market
Reports are carefully revised and brought
down to the latest moment; its Town
Correspondence and news are full: its
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to be clean and wholesome in its inAuen-
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GOOD Cheer is a comparatively recent
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Tales, poems, sketches of life and chnrac-
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portion of its attractions, and new features
are announced as In preparation. Less
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its work has evoked the warmest common.
dation from the ablest Of critics. Some
of the press notices of Good Cheer follow
below.
We hope to send specimen copies of
Good Cheer soon to every subscriber to
the FREE Press. AS favor we bespeal
for 1t careful examination and then that
it be handed to neighbors, who may be
pleased to obtain it upon the terms an
nounced above, than which none more
favorable or more acceptable have ever
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lowed to any one on this offer.
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Helpful to the bas, Interests OF The families and
seen. rCbristlan A1voc1ta
one OF the mos rem rklol2 Of late journalistic
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tine C0ngrega,iOnallst.
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tNew England Journal Of E lucaton.
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trhe wa,chman.
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VI tels, and the c1ntibu'orS she has called about
Ter are OF established reputation.
boston Transcript,
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uccess Hartford Courant.
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tWndham County RefOrmcr
Fli'ei WIN plrn literature OF a superior and
'ho.esone character. tLlUnS Herald.