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ITCHING and BURNING.
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Endless. Doctor Usoies,. Cured
Ina Weeks by Out,oura.

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BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Local Retail Markets.

Fruits remain high and scarce owing to an
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MN ing tores. When
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paper, and said to my wife, II am aoinI 10
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The $50 class was the second event
Five horses started. Rival had the pole,
Gypsy second Bay Tom third Daisy d.
fourth and Pete Lambert fifth.
Bay Tom took the pole from Rival, who
made a bad break on the first quarter as
did also Gypsie the latter recovered, how
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Gypsy winning easily in 240. The bother
horses We're we'll strung out.
The second heat was almost repetition
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first quarter by long break and passing
Tom.
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Lambert, Tom being length away. Gyp-
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none lie was given the heat.
In the final heat Gypsy made only one
short skip and won handily; Lambert was q
good second. the others were punched sew
eral lengths in the rear.
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THE CATTLE MARKETS,
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
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CHARLEMAGNE TOWER
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