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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
CoNGREss WATER.

VERY FRESH FROM THE SPRINGS,
DAVlLION SPRING WATER, LONDON
J. PORTER, PORT WINE, MADERI A
VINE, very choice qualities, selected express
" tor .nvallds, with full assortment of Drugs
ana .Nedtcines. Paints, Painters COlors, Oils
GLASSES ard Furnishes, on the most favorable
terms. HENRY r. FISH. Druoc;st
Salisbury, July, 90 1916. Gw.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
Picnic.

VTHE Ladies of the BueLand Marsh Fam
l. ilicS wAo MAJ see this no.ice. are reqnes-
:ed to C s@y to the Picnic tomorrow. Thurs.
day. tah!".cloths whefewith to furnish the
Tables which have heenprrparcd.
Per order &c the Committee
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Ano q

Aug. 81.
At Market, 1874 Beef Cattle, (about 500
from the South } ~ Cows and Calves, 1900
Sheep and Lambs.
Cows s. Calves Sales from SfI. TO 30,
ranging asinqusli,y.
Sheep and Lambs. Sales at 7jc to So 25 a
81 on for Sheep and SIC to l,5O a - SO for
Ls'"hs. 500 len over
Beef Cattle Sales from IS to 81. 100 head
u SoId.
No change in the Brighton Market worth no
ting, has occur ed since our last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
YALE COLLEGE.

Meeting Of the Brothers in Unity. There
was general meeting of the Society OF The
Brothers in Unity, filling its spacious Hall, Aug.
10th, 1916. The Hon. VIM. J. Hubbard OF
Boston. was appointed Prisdent of the meeting
and on taking the Chair, addressed the Society
in a pertinent and rcltous manner.
Rev. f.. SiroHg. Of New 'taven, Class Of
1888, was appointed Secretary tor the occa-
sion
Tutor Emerson, Of the class OF 1871. then
adiee' I'd The meeting, presenting an explana.
tion OF ne change in the Society's crcnmstan-
ces and Accommodations as appear from its pres
ent spacious, elegant and tastefu!!y decorated
Hall. lie was followed by Judge baldwin. of
1881 who gave an interesting account Of the Or
igin ofthe >ociety's Library and its successful
competitor with that of its rival Linonia Eze-
kiel Bacon, Esq, OF the class i 1894. follow
cd, presenting some interesting "reminiscences
and counsel TO the single members Of the
brotherhood,
Next followed Rev. Geo E. Adams, class Of
1921, in an amusing address filed with enter
tainng incidents of his college history, and OF
Society matters in distant Institution.
Addresses VIC also made BY Charles Atwood
Glass of 81 Hon Edward Dickinson. Class
of 1923; H. S,Ias Robins. Class of 1905 -
Rev Geo. Ri Aards. Class oflS4O; Prof. Kings-
lev Class of i737 i: DR.. Ives Of the same Class
Rev Isaac 10 :S,Class OF 1892, and DIR. knIght
Class Of 1908 ~ II. Courier.
Gire Il PA gentleman of this viii
lage has just handed in a corn stalk fvelpe
feet and a half highland * has not vet be.
gun to silk or tassle! The non -descript must
be a relict of TIE " mastaGon age" The Clio.
ry of Litchheld Hill is no longer on the wane
Enquirer.
Glue IL up, hey! not by a mile, sir. Why
W. can show You stalk (not Southern) measu-
ring fourteen feet IN length, large as youc arm
at the butt, eight feet to the first ear-and just
beginning to "silk or tassie." Where is the
glory Of Litchfeld now. Mr.. Enquirer: Is il
not on the tcame7 Ths"na-ta Ionic the age. >
was found on the premises of Gphram Downs
Esq of Bristol. Bristol takes the Banner.
Waterbury .dmericGn.
"Bristol takes The banner" hey! not by q
league! Read the following, and then Eel
Bristol to surrender that banner.
Mr.. Kilbourn-Having heard much sniC
about tall Corn, ! WIS induced 10 measure
Astalk now growing on the farm Of Noble
Allen, Esq, of this town, and found ii to b
fourteen feet AID Ten lnches IN height!
any one has taller corn than that, let hin
speak.
Bethlsm, Aug 30.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
Dry Goods.

I
customers generally to his fresh stock of
Dry Goods,
now opening. suitable for the Spring Trade.
consisting of the best STYLES of English
and French Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Iai.
ors trimmings, Croton Coatings, Tweed Cas-
slmeres, and Erap DEte, together with a CON-
plete assortment OF sInffter st utfJ, suitable fot
the season. Also black and blue black Silks.
Stripe Levantine, Satin Stripe, Wide Sinceure
and Gro de Rhine, yd wide, black blne blk ana
fancy Bombazines, Muslin de Laines. new pat.
terms, Printed Muslins, Bdlzorines, Black, blue
black and half mourning Baregcs of different
patterns, some entirely new designs, English,
French and printed Lawns, Nansook Muslins,
Null Muslins, Book Muslins, India Camhrics,
Bishop Lawns, Thea and Lace Edgings, Nus
I'm and Null Insertiugs, DO. Edgings, French
Lawn Hdkts, Linen Cambria do and Shaws Of
all denominations, worsted, cotton, cashmere,
harege, broche, plain black Silk and Gro Grain.
superior article, &C. SC. Also Love Wells,
Green Barege for do. black and blue black
Grape and blk G. pure silk Lace do: together
with full complete stock of silk. wo sted
and cotton Hosiery; Ladies' blk and colored
kid Gloves; Gents blk kd and white silk do. :;
Gents blk Italian and plaid Cravats; Scarfs ::
Pocket HdkfS; Silk purses; SrSpenders: Um-
brellas; Parasols; Sunshades Parasoletts.
And complete assortment of Sheeting and
bleached Muslins; Cotton Yarn; Carpet Warp:
Carpe'ins of various styles; and large supply
of
OIL and PAINTS,
which will be sold cheaper by the pound, gal
Ion or larger quantities than anv other house
IN This section can sell them. Also good sup
ply Of
Water Cement,
constantly on hand and warranted first quality
Also very large quantity OF
Cut and Wrought Nails,
Window Glass o. all sizes; Hollow, Ear,hen
and Tin Ware. Peg Boots of all the different
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots-in fac,
an u. usual assortment of all the different class
es of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and 9TH
er articles usually kept in country store.
Also, an extensive assortment of Satin Rea
yer, Pearl and Nulra HATS, of the latest
style, which will be sold low for cash, or Farm
erS Produce.
N. b. Highest prices paid for all kinds OF
Grain, Butter, Cheese. Eggs, &c. &c.
GEO. W. WHIT ELSEY.
No. l .Noin ST., opposite Judge Pe'ry's Office
New Milford, April Is, 1916. +.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

A TEA TABLE Will be spread by he oc-
IA cupant, Oh that, and few succeeding
DAYS, within the Fonse of +. A. Marsh, for the
accommodations Of spectators. and other par
ties, that love rural recreation. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

.Mlk.-The milk brought down the Erie
Railway each day, weighs with the cans, thirty
yfve tons.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
New.York, March 18th 1913.

Wines, Esq
New. York, March 18th 1913.
Mr.. C Brinckerhof:
Dear Sir:-Having been afflicted during
several weeks past with severe cough accom-.
panied with pain in t@r side, and other unplea-
SAINT and dangerous symptoms (Which | was re-
ally fearful wonld terminate in consunption,)
was induced at the instance Of friend (who
had tested its efficacy } 10 procure few bottle
OF your celebu ated Health Restorative. 1t al
fords me much pleasure to inform you that the
effect of this truly invaluable medicine upon
my system is almost magically performing a
speedy cure, and again restoring me TO health
and happiness. | cheerfully recommend the
Health Restorative to all persons similarly al
flicted.
Truly your Obd't Serv't.
HENRY WILKES, No. 81 South ST.
LETTER FROM MRS. MARIA SLoCUM,
RELATING HER ASTONISHING CURE.
New-York, July I'd, 1912.
Mr.. C. Brinckerhof:
Dear Sir In regard to your Health Resto
rative. can truly say it is the best medicine
have anv knowledge Of | have for eight year.
been afflicted with al affection Of the liver, ac-
conpan ID with pain in the side and chest
also raising Of blood and attended by a severe
cough. After trying many medicines withou
relief, 7 tried bottle II your Health RestoTa
tive, and can sincerely say that ] experienced
immediate benefit from. II. continued il IN
al had taken four bottles. when found my
self cured Of the pain in the side and chest, AM
in short in a state Of perfect health. woul
earnestly recommend il to all afflicted in lik
| manner. Yours, &C.
MARIA SLocUM.
No. &c Wall st., N.Y. On owl
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Half Square, 3 insertions, So rs
Each subsequent insertion, Is
Square, 3 insertions, 100
Each subsequent insertion, 90
Administrators Notices, 100
Commissioners Notices, 1875
Estray Notices, O75
Guardian and Trustee Notices, SC, ST. OO
pc, Slrare.
GA liberal Discount made to yearly advcrti-
D5" Patent Medicine adv'ts inserted one year
al $50 per column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
NEW GOODS.


NHE Subscriber would respectfully So
IIcIt the attention of his friends and
customers generally to his fresh stock of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

Solomon S. Mase, present captain 1915.
The En- 'g,s whose names are not wen above
il. were, Jabcz Nc Call, Truman Bue, Cyrus Cat
lin, Geore Merchant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
Water Cement,
Cut and Wrought Nails,

constantly on hand and warranted first quality
Also very large quantity OF
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
OIL and PAINTS.

which will be sold cheaper by the pound, gal
lon OF larger quantities than anv other house
IN this section can sell them. Also good sup
olV of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

Santa .aRG at Vera Cruz s-ImPrisonmeafCf
Paroles! t-.Nslrs from Ehe .army-SeiEwe
elite CaIifornias! etc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM HENRY
WILKES, Esq.

Litchfie!d, Sent 2. 1915.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-05-19

ten, 90 l1e 9etanTt lDuroen, uno duCD 5unl
beili9en Ibenomable sinsen, uno ols i1
ale feline Sra9en nit Sa beantportete,
rief ct aus ,,fun oenn iino es ia autb
@briiten !" Die &inoer ber eanoleute
tpablen aber obne allen 1nterribt auf;
nur in oer Staot fino stpsi Sbulen, 100
sur Notb eeien, Sbreiben uno 8ebnen
selebrt miro !; bic @oblbabenoern unb TIM
terri3teten fbidten ibre &inber na6 eil=
iabon sur Grjiebun9.
8on allen suten Giseni1aften ber
eanoleute finoet man aud nibt cine bel
oer nieoern &Iohe in Der Staot, uno oer
Sremoe, tpelber Die Sprabe, uno Die Irt
nit oieiem Solte umSusebn, ni6t fennt,
miro auf ale mosli6e Nrt betroeen. 3u:
NAL Seibnen ft6 BARN bic Sootsleute aus,
eine Menibenflai1e, ,pie Die 8etturini in
Stolen, NIT oenen man nemols obne 3ant
fertis piro ; BODY fuo bic Sun6aleier nob
um piele pro5ente Fblebter.
Son Der bobern &lafe ldbt iib nibt
piel fa9en; bic Wdnner, Die &aufeute
aussenommen, tbun ben ean5enSa9 nibts
ols ehen, trintsn uno fpa5ieren seben;
ftunoenlans iiebt man iie ouf elmer 8anf
in Den ohentli6en Spasieredusen ooer am
9afenploee fisen, uno Qbenos sebt man
na6 9auie. Inn &arte su ipielen. Die
einji9e Serdnoerun9 in ibrer eebensart
ma6t elm neuansefommenes Sbif; bann
laufen iie aus enem 6auie in oas anoere,
erSdblen Neuiefeiten uno eommentiren bic
ncuen 3eitunsen. Ser 9r0bte 1beil, tpel=
6er ME bon Nlaoeira rpee9efommen 1T,
1T gu uneebilost, um iib NIT ettpas be-
ibdftisen Su tonnen, oenn piele fonnen
nlbt einmal ibre eisene Sprade ribtis
ibrelben in Geo9rapbi, @elbi6te uno
oaen anoeru @ihsnlboften iino iie pouis
unwiheno. Die Srousn5immer ieen Den
9on5en Sag auf ben 8alfons, uno fom=
men nur auf bic StroBe, penn fie in bic
Stride 9eben, spoSu fie ii6 Damn ouf ale
moslibe Irt, uno oft 5iemlib eeibmad=
los berauspueen. llnter Der bobern &lai=
fe III Der Gurus iibprbouupt fpbr oroa
man iiebt in Den soGuiern piel Sob unb /,
Silber, uno in ibren Geieulbaften sebt
tenes oas ein aoufmonn 200 bis 400
Wer1onen ,u einem 8oue eiulobet. pobei
ieoes @1al audi piel uno bocb osIpislt miro.
ssn befto oroserer l(rmutb lebt booeosn
oer 9anon,ann, tpelher oleihiam Der gfIo.
pe Der @utsbeiiser ii. 2(ues beboute
eono oebort nGmIih einiopn reihen "a.
milien Der Su1el. mslbs es inter biz gon.
eru pertbeilen sson oIIem mos ber eonn.
mann nun NIT pieler 2(rbeit unb SP;be
oebouet hat mua pr ben ,ehntsn 3 hsil m
Die @eoieruno nnb einen onSsrn ,sbntsn
She'll an bic 8sifffihfeit obosben rio i.
brio bleibenoen s aebntel msroen in ,msi
Sbeile oetbeilt, popon elmer ssm @runn.
beiiser uno Der onpsre erif sein eiosn II
Dofur it er noh nernf1id,tst o(IsS 81
0.ts,,. Nn..y.. Nr:'L ~", o.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-05-19
Giensta0 SEN 10. NNtai, 1SY6.
eJabr9. Z, ganse Sfurn. $50.
2amfcnSc 9flt,,,,ner IS.

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Books 81 Stationary

A SOOD Assortment constantly on hand partcu
n larly the SCHOOL COOKS in general use, also
Perfumery and perumed fancy soaps, German Toys
Musical Instruments fancy goods and almost end,
less variety of Yankee Notions including Combs But
TOMS Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Thread, Tape,
Pin and Needle Cushions. Spool stands Knitting Pins
Hair Pins Victoria Pins Silver and German Silver
Pencils, Crayons. Silver aud German silver, Brass
and steel Thimbles, Beads, Razers Razor strops lah
es. Caid cases. Lh. and Steel Engravings, Bonnet
Wire. Oil Silk Eyelets, Emery Cushions, Jews Harps
Dominoes Percussion caps, Powder and shot, Pill! pert
cussion pocket books and Walters, Sun glasses, Vio-
lin strings, Bass>vol DO Whale bone, Pocket knives,
Scissors, Letter stamps, Motto Seals, Get.
The above articles aud many more ip numer
Gus to mention may be found for sale cheaper
than the cheapest at the variety store OF
$3.50 4t-s Z. SA MSON.
Ypsanii. Aug, IL. 945. 29lf
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Towns Second Reader.

OWNS SECOND REA DER.-Or Spoilers Com.
panion. 240 pages. l2nno. half bound.
Which is arranged on the plan as the First
Reader. but is made up of more difficult pieces, and
adapted higher classes. II is used with great ad
vantage connection with the speler. that giving alb
stract definitions as do all Dictionaries, while in the
Reader, tue same words found with specific ap.
pIlcaon and definite sense. distinctive knowl
edge of words connection with their specific app
cotton, sill the benefits that be derived from
the oflanguage.
Each reading lesson composed for the Speer is
found in separate index, referring The page in The
Reader. In hese lessons, the author has studied in
terest and unity, and elegance of style, and espe
cieiy the intellectual improvement of the scho ,r ant
mas nteaspersed with them the attractive seec
tons, narratives, &C., to catch the attention of chill
dren. and promote taste for reading, and a2preci
alton of the refined and beautiful in STYLE thought ant
expression.
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Beware of Counterfeits.
A. L. STOUT,
]. B. DoDsON,
HESRY SMITH.

Those who counterfeit a good medicine for the pur
pose of adding few dollars to their pockets, are tar
worse than the manufacturers OF spurious com. For
while the latter only rob of property, the former
take property and health and life away, DIR. Wstar's
BaIsam of Wild Cherry is admitted, by thousands of
dsine rested witnesses; have effected the most
traordnary in OF pulmonary and asthmet-
c character, before recorded in the history OF
medicine.
The young. the beautiful, the good all speak forth
its praise. II the avorite medicine in the most
intelligent families of our country.
Such high stand in public estimation has been a.
chieved by its merits alone. And so long as a
discerning public careful to get Wisas Balsam OF
Wild Cherry. and refuse with counerfeits, and
every other article preferred to them substitute, so
long will cures-positive cures-cheer the fresde of
many despairing family.
The true and genuine "Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" sold established agencies in all parts
tAe United States
Sold at Cincinnati, on the of Fourth of Wal
nut streets, by SANFORD & PARK.
General Agents for the Western States.
Also for sale by E. SAMSON,
Ypsilanti and byDAVTD GREGORY. Northuiue Mich
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Child's First Book.

/ The CHTLDs FIRST Book, BY Salem Town, AM
Being series of Easy Lessons prepared in strict ac-
cordance with few of the Practical TEACHERS. Per.
APPS few men have extensive acquaintance with prac.
tica teachers, have enjoyed favorable oppor.
tunes of ascertainng their views, than the author OF
this book HIS connection with great number of Teach
ers Institutes has enabled him combine the expcr
OF more than two thousand Teachers of Primary
Schools to aid him in preparing the Cnlld's First Book
1t is introductory TO Towns First Reader.
The publishers have the gratifying assurances
from Teachers of eminence of the authors peculiar
in The adaptation of his books the comprehen
sion of young children. To teachers, after ten years
experience saw of the smaller works, 1--WE have
never witnessed more interest excited in young chill
dren in the use of any book than this"
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Washtenaw County
At session of the Probate for said county held
the Probate Office in Ann Arbor, the Sd day of
July. A. Is45. Present Samuel P. Fuller, Judge OF
Probate in the mattel ofthe Estate Of James Karr de-.
ceased.
Upon filing the petition of Thomas X Andrews. The
executor named in an instrument which has been pre-
scented said COURT purporrg to be the last will and
testament of said deceased praying that said nstru
may be proved, allowed and recorded as the last
will and testament of said deceased 1t is ordered that
Monday the twentyeighth day of July at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day the Probate Office in Ann
Arbor, in said county be the time and place assigns
ed for hearing and taking the proof OF SAID WILL And
It'll further ordered that said petitioner copy
of this order to be published in any public newspaper
printed in said county. once in each week for three
weeks previous to the time assigned for the
hearing the end that the next Of kin to sag
deceased and all interested in said estates havnd
objections to the Probate of said will may then and
here appear and make the known if they think fit.
IA true copy.) s. P. FULLER.
Tudo of
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TOWNS
SCHOOL BOOKS
ToUn's Child's First Book Toun's Speller
and Defner. Torn's FIRST Reader.
I0wn's Second Reader, Iorn's
Third Reader, Toun's

This valuable series is recently complet ed. and the
last works are rapidly obtaining the approval
and circulation which the Spelling Book and Analysis
have so long enjoyed. - zss-
Recommendations expressions of approval of some
OF the series then completed received from Prof.
Anhon. of Columbia College New York. Prof. Bush,
and Prof: Patton, New York Unversty--The Regents
OF New York University, Rev. Doc Dick, of Scotland
j. A. Dix, late superintendent of Schools, New York
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President of Union College-Prof Potter Union College
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Towns Third Reader.
TOWNS THIRD READER, containing

IUWNS THIRU KEAUER, Containing a selections
OF Lessons errtusipely from american Authors.
22opp l2mo.--shp.
Is adapted to higher classes in common schools a.
cademles and semnaties. l. contains choice selec>
ton and is IN every respect all that can be desired for
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Inc DOCK contains as great variety OF specimens
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thought. and modes of expression.
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composition, and some selections for defamation &c
are added to this work. The following is from an ed
itorial notice: 4
1.-The Third Reader opens with "rues and obserya-
tons on Reading" being short and comprehensive
system of Elocution for which the learner is now sup
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MORTGAGE SLE-Default having been mad
INI in the payment OF certain of money secured
to be paid by the condition of certain mortgage bear.
ing date the seventeenth day OF December in the year
of our'Lord thousand eight hundred and forty.
cued by John w. Stuart of Superior in the county of
Washtenaw end state of Michigan of The first part 10
Cicero Mngton of Ypsilant, county and state afore
said Ofthe second part and recorded IN The Office Of
Register OF Deeds for Washfenaw county Michigan
the eighth day of December, A. d. 1910, in Lii
Der No. g. page 3SS, which said mortgage the
fourteenth day of June the year of ourLord thou
sand eight hundred and forty duly assigned by said
Millngton to Thomas X, Brown which assignment
recorded in said office of Register of Deeds the 22d
day of June A. D. lS45 IN Liber No. 9, page 1913 up.
OH which mortgage there is claimed be due the
of two hundred and fifteen dollars and forty cents.
and suit proceeding having been instituted at law
or in chancery recover The debt secured by said
mortgage any part thereof. Notice is hereby given
that said mortgage will be iereclosed and by virtue of
the power of sale contained IN said mortgage, there
will be sold public the hig hest bidder for
cash and without app.asemt MT the twenty second
pay OF January twelve O'Clock noon, the
house IN Ann Arbor in the comfy of Washtenaw and
of Michigan (being the place where the Circuit
for said county of Washtenaw is held) all or so
much of the mortgaged premises forth in said
gage sail be sufficient to satisfy The amount which
will then be due said mortgage anu costs, which
said premises described in said mortgage fol-
lows all that certain parcel OF land situate in
The of Superior, in The county of Washtenaw and
state OF Michigan known, bounded and described
follows, being the half Of the south quar-
ter of section twenty SIX [26 township south of
range containing eighty of land be the
same or less" THOMAS X. ROWN.
Assignee Of Mortgage
c. III. VANcLEvE, his Attorney.
Dated psiant October 3d. 1845. 40 3m
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Towns ANALYSIS.

TOWNS ANAL YSIS of Derivitve words in the En-.
gsh Language; or Key to their precise ana !vtic
definitions. by prefxes and sufixes: ets-32 Edition
carefully revised, enlarged and adapted schools
of all grades
No one, we believe, has insnuated sin Gle oh
lection to this book. Ii is in general in all parts
of the world where the English language is cor
rectly taught. Ii is well known known as 10
make il unnecessary add than specimen from
the many thousand testimonials in favor of this book
from the first l:erarary men, Journals and practical
teachers in country, viz:
ssTo the phologIst, well the pupil, it is an
interesting and original work. and will repay aten.
tive perusa.
"a truly original and exceedingly valuable work
Ii supplies niche where there was real deficiency
"a child of IL years of age may in short time OBJ
tain far better and more accurate knowledge of our
language than obtained by many of the graduates Of
our colleges during their course
For sale by f. SAMSON.
Ypsilainti, April 25, 1916. III 6m.