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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-11-24

F F'r q Reg, J: L Turner, Pastor Of Hedding
), =; T. Church Philadelphia sge III r.
glD D. {. Y b Jackso,lT77D Dear sir;--Havins
used your German HtteTs in my family lfre-
quent!H 1 am prepared to say that it has been
OF age4f is1ffyife IfpeEeye that in most ca
SIS q Sfnegral debility Of tAe systemit is the
safest and most valuable remedy of W hich
have any knowledge, Yours, respectfully,
5ar5 '.' sros29I4 TrRNEs, ama,
M T26 Y N;nctoap+b Stroot ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

S3- DURING the month Of December
propose to make all kinds Of pictures at my
Gallery twenty five per cent. below the ruling
prices, thus giving to all an opportunity to
avail themselves Of pictures for the holidays
at low prices. Albums will be offered at
cost. Come one, come all, and get a pic.
ture cheap, to fulfill that promise to friend
or relative so long ago made.
Large Photographs and Ambrotypes in
frames from $3.50 TO $3.50. Carte de visite
81 80 per dozen.
One-ninth Ambrotypes in cases 81 co.
One sixth Ambrotypes in cases, $l,25. One.
fourth Ambrotypes in cases, $500. One.
half Ambrotypcs in cases, $500. Four.
tourths Ambrotypes in cases, 80 to $685.
Now, you wanting pictures for the holi-
days, do not put it off, but come in carly
1t would be well to make engagements in
advance to insure sittings.
Copies of old pictures thrown up to any
size, and colored to suit, at reasonable prices
Yours. d. c. WILLIAMS.
9h.1t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

carriage went into ruins, and Mr.. ANDERSON
up, following a span on the bridge, from
where he lell outside and down into the
water, ice and stones, distance Of thirty
seven feet by measurement The tear
free from the larger portion Of the carriage,
went on. Mar this end Of the bridge Rev.
Mr.. ISaAN, whose home is north Of here,
was met with his horse and buggy. His
horse veered round, so that the running
team came up against his horse Lroalside,
running the pole to the carriage, which they
still carried, far into the side OF the clergy.
mans horse. The running horses soon dis
engaged themselves, and were on their mad
way, dsshing up Main Street at a furious
pace. Laborers on tho bridge fastened to
the rescue of Mr.. ANDERSON from the river,
where he 10y in the shallow rapids with his
face out Of the water II was first i'm
preston that he was dead; but, on being
raised and his face dashed with water, he
revived. He was taken home on stre,cher,
where the surgeons of the town were at once
summoned to attend him. Upon an exam
ination it was found that he had suffered
confusion of the head, and dislocaton and
fracture Of tho right hip. Mr.. ANDERSON
lies in q critical condition, Though there is
hope of his recovery. He is gentleman Of
about fifty years Of age, and one Of the best
aud most respected citizens Of out town.
There is in the community generally deep
sympathy for him and his excellent family
in this very sad misfortune. II is matter
Of surprise with all with whom we have con-
versed on the subject as to what manner Of
means it can be attributed that he escaped
immediate death. 1t can be judged with
what force the carriage collided with the
bridge by an examination Of the indenture
made on the post supporting the span on the
northwest corner. The clcrgyman's horse
died on Wednesday evening frem the effects
Of his wound. The clergyman escaped
without personal injury. The carriage
wrecked, was new and recently purchased
at tr o hundred dollars. The team stopped
of their own will near the barn Of Mr.. G..
II. B1nMLER, Sr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25


Artatsry Compang.--At meeting on
Saturday evening last for the purpose Of or.
ganizing an Artillery Company in this town,
under the militia laws of the State of Iowa,
3. F. WnrE, Esq, was chosen Chairman,
and W. II. MCCLURE Secretary. The meet
ing then proceeded to the election Of officers,
with the following result:
1 JouS l.. Wrcox, Captain.
WV. II. McCLuRs, Senior 1st Lieutenant.
+. HASKELL, Senior End Lieutenant.
ALEX. Sessions, Junior LIST Lieutenant.
BURKE TURNER, Junior end Lieutenant.
Mr.. B. F. WHiTE then arose to address the
meeting He asked to be excused from scrv.
ing with the Company, as he was member
of Capt. MULLARKy's Company. Crhe meet.
ing with great promptituds and unanimity
voted to excuse Mr. WHITE from such ser.
vice.. Mr.. WulrE then proceeded with his
speech, in which he stated that LINCOLN was
elected for another four years, ard that he
(WHITg) would serve him and his country
faithfully during that time. He then told
the story Of the ram, to which he is quite
partial, as an illustration OF his political feel
ings, and in which he was pleased to imag.
inc himself in the position Of the ram. He
said farmer had a ram, a ram celebrated for
his pugnacous disposition. He kept the ram
in field enclosed by high fence. But the
fence CHANGED TO get down one day, and the
puguacious ram to get out. The ram wan
dcred to the. railroad track, which had re-
Gently been built through the farmers prem
iscs, and took very defiant position there.
on. Byand by the locomotive came bound.
ing along, but the ram budged not. The
cor sequence was the pugnacious ram was
Knocked into innumerable finders The far
msr went to look for his ram, and coming in
the neighborhood of his poor ram last bat
tie, he commenced picking up piece after
piece Of the mortal remains Of poor, pugns.
cious ram. Finally coming to his poor rams
tail, which SO often he had seen curled in de.
fant glory, now thus to curl no more forcv-
er, he swung it round and round in his
hand, aud fell into mood of deep media.
ton. Rousing from that he flung aside the
undemonstrativc tail, exclaiming: my poor
pugnacious ram admire your valor-but
d-n your discretion !" Laughter and
checrsl. Mr.. WHITE closed his speech by
hoping for himself that he might have more
discretion in the future than in the past
Loud and prolonged applause].
The meeting then elected Mr.. ALEX. SEES.
sIoNs to succeed Nr. WHITE in the Chair.
manship of the meeting. The business was
then re.enacted under legitimate citizenship,
when the meeting adjourned to meet at the
Carter House Office on Saturday event, 6 Nov.
Goth.
ALEX SESSIONS Chairman.
WV. II. McCLui., Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
lxplAxA roLrs. January 1lih. Is

lNpIAsAroLis, January f1ih, 1894.
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obligations to you fer the great benefit received
ing your truly celebrated Scandinavian Remedies the
Blood Purifier and Pills, will give you the following
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bought Of II. Browning four bottles Purifier and q
few boxes Pills and giving them thorough trial accord
Ing TO directions, perfectly cured and haye
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the Wooden Factory Of Mr.. Guysendorf where any one
is at liberty TO call on for further particulars
JOHN ROWLAND
Sac advertisement
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Gopsrnor's Gudrds.-By recent order of
Adia,ant General BAKER, published else
where in this paper, militia companies having
arms are required to meet - often as once
month for drill, under penalty. of being do
prived Of their arms. Therefore an addi
tional reason is furnished to the Guards for
. general attendance on the monthly drill
meetings of the company. We trust no
member will shirk obedience to the follow
ing order:
attention Guards You are hereby or
dered to meet on: Saturday evening, Nov.
35:h, at Z o'clock, in Overnan's Hall, for
monthly drir. y }
By order Of the Captain.
sass " WI FRANCIS
Orderly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Dancing.-The young, people are having
some very gay and happy tunes in series
Of social dancing parties. Last Tuesday
HICKS Band Of Clarksvile, furnished the
music. 1t is erdcsvored to conduct these
parties on approved moral principles. and
preserve them as much AZ possible FROM all
the chief objections urged against sdch en-
tsr,sinments. The music is CHASED and tho
fantastic toes dispersed as near twelve o.
clock Is consistent with good manners.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
C U NJ M e r CIAL.
GAZETTE OFFICE, !
Cherokee Female pin.

TBs MOST usgTrL MxDclEx YET DIscovEaBp.-H one
enumerate the Ills attendant upon irregulsrity Of the
period in femsies and examines the fsrrsachng evil Of
there ills to all connected with who may be subjected
them, is impossible to controyert the fact that the
Cherokee PHI is the most useful and bensicen medicine
ever offered to the public. Sure regulate with the ex.
actne.s Of mathematical calculation safe to an and
infable in the removal Of obstruction and
these pills should be In the possession Of every maiden
vic and mother in the coan.ry. Don't be palmed off
with any other but try the Cherokee Pills. and you will
be convinced Of their efficacy. Sold by ali druggists
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Not 50 Cunning cfter au-PArRIcK Nun.
Pur voted at this place at the recent election,
and afterwards chuck'ed thcrsat, he being an
The supplementary drsf, in this District, drew
himfr Monroe township, Butler county,
aud Marsha, SEsSIoss has had the pleasure
of leaving notice to that effect at his shan
tyr Justice has got the chap, sure. Hepro
lahy, by this time, seriously regrets the
funny trick he played on the "Lomd Atcli:
tionists" ~~s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

sW- Stern H'in.er.-The place to buy
goods is at FRANCIS, where you will find m
endless variety of goods suitable to the sea-
son, and at prices that defy competition, com.
posed OF zephyr goods in great variety,
Cloaks and Shawts, Furs and Far Caps
and in fact everything in the Day GOODS line
Call on him before purchasing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

- From the Prorost Nar.Asls CDiee-Depu.
~ Marshal SESSIONS has returned from Fort
Dodge. He informs US: that the Supplemental
~ draft for This District was made on Mon.
day. The drafted from the western coun-
ties ara reporting At Fort Dodge this week
The drafted from the counties Of Black Hawk
Butler, 0rundy, Franklin and Marshall are
10 report next week Friday at Waterloo, on
which day the Board Of Enrolment will have
arrived there, in accordance with the recent
order removing the Provost Marshars Office
Of this District from Fort Dodge 10 our sister
town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Another Runauay-Frightful Aecidtnt--
Narrow Escaps.-On Wednesday evening
our community was greatly excited by the
occurrence Of the runaway Of spirited team
in the hands Of Mr.. HEsRY ANDERSON, by
which tbs estsnxbls citizen had wonderful
escape from instant death. The team. be-
longing to MIC. DEsros, contractor on the
railroad westward, and recently purchased
fo5r lin by Mr.. ANpEssoN OF = Waterloo man,
started from near the depot, and by the time
they crossed the railroad track headed for
this side Of the river. were on ulljump.-
Men at work on tho railroad bridge saw the
team coming. and Mr.. ANDERSON lying back
in the carriage saving on their bits to the
best Of his ability. A number of teams
were on the bridge, and his fate was watched
with the greatest anxiety. As The team
ca,ne dashing upon the bridge the carriage
struck with great violence against the corner
Of the bridge on the one side, and with less
force double wagon on the other. The
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
A. PAUTR0IX,S INsTEIr

AA-FEmALEs suffering from painful Menstrration, Ir-
rcu'arities and Distractions from whatever cause
PERsoNs CONTEMPLATING MAEmSGE, and Kf,yieC Ieopic
Gons'Hy, will end it to their advantage study MAD
AMB PAuTRoIxs Conversation With Ladies ;" II. means
OF Avoiding ncep,ionseorrec,ins al! Irregularities in
Mcusruatrn aud the health and happiness Married
Women. Those wishing advice from sche5ied and
experienced, and competent TO teach may obtain this
Essay properly sealed by enclosing Two three post
age stamps and addressing, nadaae L. A. Fautroi1,
0. HnX 1863 New Yarh CtY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Nees Room.--Mr. r. B. HOLDEN has sue.
ceedsd Mr.. GEO. BARNES in the proprietor.
ship 81 the News Room. Mr.. II. has m ad
ve,tisement elsew here, to which attention is
lirsctsl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

D. / s. @. 4. R.-The work on the rail
road bridge at this place is progressing rap
idly, and it is thought will be completed in
the course of ten days. weather not prevent.
ing. It is said that the Company now in
tend to proceed Immediately to build the road
for some distance westward, and, should the
winter prove open, They say" the road will
be completed into tho coal fields Of Hardin
county before spring. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Personal. On Wednesday we had tho
pleasure of a call from CHARLIE PkxsssY, of
she 10Th Regulars, who is on furlough, visit
ing his papnts at Waterloo. In boyhood's
days CHARLIE and We played many long
day together on the hilsdes OF old, woody
Wisconse. a.....,.. 1885,. .,..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

The Northern Road.-Thc track On the
Northern road is now down to within about
three miles Of Wsverly. 1t is expected that
be work will be completed TO the depot at
Waverly by Thursday of next week. a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

| Orphan Fsstirol Last Night. Among all
the things for which we had reason yesterday
to give thanks to Almighty God, the least
was not that our home was among people
who meet every noble work and worthy
cause with such lberality and m,gnanimity ,
with such openness of heart and hand. Not
invidiously, but proudly, We say. our little
city is in the advance guard Of Noble Charity.
By her works you may know her; and ac-
quaintance with her will secure high praise
to her from you, and noble example for emu
lation on the part Of christian people every
| where. ..-
The Aid Society's Festival last night III aid
Of the orphan cause was grand success.
The results far exceeded the most sanguine
expectations Of our most sangui4N feminines
The Society had taken six memberships for
soldiers orphans here, thus forming liabil-
ity Of $4,000 which the Festival was in.
tended to in measure discharge. But the
people concluded to settle the bill at once,
and the result was that the treasurer had
the pleasure Of counting up one hundred and
eighty sir dollars and sersnty one cents as the
amount placed in her hands for that crafty.
ing purpose. Tie cause commended itself,
and the money almost came itself
The ladies done WELL They worked hard;
they lay awake nights with puzzled brains
by day they ruminated and cogtatcd; they
went to see Mrs. So-and so about IT, and then
to Mr.. WHAT'S. his maine to asst for the assis-
lance Of his valuable opinion. Yes; with
Thanksgiving sermons to listen to, and
Thanksgiving dinners to prepare and eat,
and so many things to do certainly they de-
servo great deal Of credi: for doing it ALL
The fish pond (much like grab bag) took
well, and seemed to be about the most attrac.
tive feature, unless we except the oyster
table, where good bivalves, well cooked, were
at no loss for Threats to glide down. The
tree Oi fate Was very pretty, also, BRADLEY's
speeches. There wasn't enough Of the mu-
sic to be good, but the mystic cell was quite
heavenly. The post office done good bust
ness, and sentost some very killing mssiyes
we've got shot received in our side
pocket.
The entertainment was very sociabfe and
pleasant throughout, and by one o'clock we
believe every one had gone homs 10 dream Of
girls, or boys, or sweet things Of neuter gen.
der, Of mysterious sells, Of fish ponds with
cut water, of trying to swallow ever so big
an oyster, Of Gypsies, ofangels with cropped
wings, anonymously mixed with pleasing
little episodes aud happy emotions.
May good times like that last night come
not too ldom.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

W The person who last Tuesday even
ing through mistake took another PERSONS
shoes from the ladies' dressing room, Over
mans Hall, is requested to return them to
this office, and get the proper pair in return.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

II. & L. .Society.-The members Of the II.
4 L. Society, and all interested, are request
et to meet at Horticultural Hall on Friday
evening, Nov. 25th, At 2 O'Clock, for the pur
pose OF taking steps 10 revive meetings Of
the Society for the winter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Ga- Life Insurance. S. NJ. CASE
has been appointed Assistant General Agent
Tor the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance in
Iowa. He is prepared to issue applications
and obtain Policies in this Old and reliable
Company Sill. .-....-. H.. 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

. Company K.-This Company Of the 7th
Iowa Cavalry, under Captain CooPEa, left
town on Tuesday last, for Spirit Lake and
vicinity, where they 60 into winter quarters.
--Si0ur City Journal. 18th.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

TEARING Dozen to Build tIp.--M essrs. Bls,
& WALErP are engaged in taking down their
large Elevator at this place Tor removal to
Waverly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Lectur:.-The Rcv..A. A. E. TAYLOR, Of
Dubuque, will lecture in Horticultural Hall
on Thursday evening, Dec. lst. Subject
Patriotism. Admission free. .Es>
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

N:loasons.-An advertisement Of Princes
Melodeons appears in our columns this week.
The musical world, at least, is aware that this
instrument has no superior. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

s- Something .Ssceet-Just call at the
Fruit Bazaar and see the fancy candies, toys
and Christmas gifts. 1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

i H- The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society Of
Cedar Falls meets regularly every Tuesday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, in horticultural Hall
A general attendance invited. 3G
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

jay. A full line Of Hoop Skirts in every
make, including the famous Bradley Skirt
for sale at FRAScls'. So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

~ For Crockery and Glass rare 90 to
FRANCIS. IS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

s- 7aSe Notice. - Maitby's celebrated
oysters at wholesale at CHAsEs Fruit Ia.
zsar. Parties can rely on their being fresh,
as they are received daily by express. 34:2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

I" Sc tiers around her, wherever she stays
Roses OF bliss DER our thornc tscred Ways"
And he should have added makes nice light
biscuits by using the Chemical Salsratus, to
be had Of all the respectable grocers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25


Runaray.-On Tuesday morning JoHx
HousyAx, livery man, hitehed Quo Of his
teams to carriage in front Of his stable, and
before he fairly 60 in, the team started on =
dead run, turning down Main street. At
First street JonN skillfully turned them
around the corner, but fate was sgainst him.
A peddler's wagon and pile Of wood LETT
but little space for passage. Tbs carriage
struck the wood and went over, throwing
JsuS violently out. tipping The carriage over,
and breaking off the top. The team had but
little further TO go, They brought up few
rods distant in che shop window Of the City
Bakery, where wheel and the tongue of
the carriage were unccremoniouslg taken oil
II VAS feared that mr.. HousMAS was badly
injured, but happily his fearful fall into tie
woodpils resulted in no other personal njry
than . skinned nese. The carriase was
pretty well used up; also 10. GooDuslD $
show windoE..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

efy" You will end good assortment Of
Boots and Shoes at Francis. eff
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Death Of Railroad Man.--Mr. WILLIAM
HoR7oN, well known in our city rs freight
Gonductor on the Dubuque d Sioux City
Railroad, died at tire Julien House yesterday
afternoon, n. HoaTow has been connected
with the above Railroad, in deterrent capaci
ties until a couple Of rsonths ago, since 1857
lie was faithful and reliable in his business,
genial and warm hearted in his intercourse
With men, and was very .lopsilsr tith' the
people along the entire line Of the road-ss.
pccially With those whose freight eonsisn;
ments were. large. BY bis fellow employees
he was highly esteemed. and his death will
be sincerely lamented by them. He leaves
wife to NOUN his loss.-Dubuqus Times,
-l9th.
Mr. Horror was well known to large
class Of our citizens, who deeply lament his
diith. He was attacked by typhoid fever
about tao months ago, and after severe ill.,
ness was rapidly recovering, when he suffer.
ed . relapse. Erysipelas set'in, and he sunk
rapidly to his death. He Was aged thirty.
one years and Ave months. He held lie
insurance policy in the Knickerbocker fol-
$1,000. His remains were taken % Red
Wing, Mian. ferin;trmsnts
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
NEW SONG.

NEW SONG.
Goods have come down
At Cedar Falls--so found;
lIurrah ilurrah!
All things now look bright
ALLEN has started right
liurrah Hurrah
No high price goods you find
In his store of any kind;
Hurrah IIurrah
The crowd to his counter is great
TO see the prices Of late:
Hurrah! Hurrah
Gives all. both great and small,
Rare chances when they cal;
Hurrah Hurrahi
He is bound to keep the trade
He in years past so laid;
Hurrah! llurrah.
TS sIbEsr ALIENS you can go
And find goods just so;
Hurrah! Hurrshl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
M A Il r 1 Il, ID j.,

At Nsw Albion Butter County. Iowa. Nov i,sh 1854,
by T. Hovsr, Esl., M. A. RARRIcK, OF New Hart
ford, and Mrs. -. KELLY, OF New Albion. ets
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
Publishers Notice.

N. CASE isthe duly authorized travelling agent Of
shs GAZETTE lie has full authority to receive suascrp
lions, and receipt therefor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

D True Woman.-The poet says true
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

THE KEY.NOTE SINGING CLASS. FOR
adults meets regularly, every Monday evening, at Mi
ners Hail. vt O'clock The first regular lesson Of this
course will be given next Monday evening The doors
will be closed at halfpast seven, 2. v.
D CASE Teacher.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
SINd'se CLASS.
For the Children.

All children who desire to learn TO sing by Note ste
vited to meet Saturday at o'clock r. M in the base
ment roarls OF the Presbyterian Church.
Parents may. with them. The latest Juvenile
Singing Book viii. be used