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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05
BELLEVUE.

Rail Road Aooidsut-Seturday after
noon while the wood train was about switch
log Of at the east end of town, the eaboose
few the track and rolled over against the
bank, owing TO the bad state Of repair the
road is in, causing some detention TO other
trains, slightly bruisiDg and terribly soaring
the "Fenians," whersupon they pitched into
the boss, Mr.. York, and the engineer, Mr..
Queen, with stones, cutting a hole in the
latters head and otherwise hurting him badly,
causing them both to run for their lives.
A man found on the track About an
hour after the eastern bound passenger train
left here In tbs evening man was found on
the track one mile and half west Of this
place perfectly lnsensible. his head fearfully
cut and lacsrated. He was brought to town
for aid and care and was recognized as Mr..
Steven Dorsey of Tifin City who is subject
to occasional fits Of insanity, and as was
afterward ascertaiped from his friends, had
eluded their most vigilant care and watch
fulness, jumped on the cars while under mo-
ton at Tifiin and got on the train at Clyde
for Cleveland and Is supposed to have jump
ed of where found.
LArER.-Mr. DoRsEr died about eight
clock on the evening of the 2ud. His body
was escorted to the depot on the following
morning by the Masonic Fraternity, soma
Of whom accompanied the remaips 10 Tifin
to attend the funeral.
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Missing Man.-The Cleveland Leader
Of last Saturday has the following item:
About a week agoa man named T. J. Dun
lap. left his home in Fremont, late in the
evening, without informing his wife of his
intended absence. The woman became
alarmed as days passed and he did not re-
turn. Learning Incidentally that he came
to this eity, she followed bin. and was here
on Saturday, endesvoring 10 gain some
knowledge of him. He is about thirty years
of age, tall, well proportional, dark COM
plexion, chin whiskers, and wears snuff col
ored clio thing"
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Sabbath School Books.-Holden, Clarke
d Wilson, Cleveland, o., have a very large
and choice assortment Of everything nssdsd
for Sabbath Schools. The publications Of
all Evangelical Societies, may be had on the
same terms as at the houses Of publication
They supply schools with music books a,
Wholesale Prices. When libraries are want
ed they offer the largest discount, and will
send more books than are wanted, and such
as are not accepted may be. returned. They
spare no pains to accommodate and satisfy
their customers.
Send for catalogue of New Books.
HOLDEN, GLANCE d WILSON.
los Monument Square, ,ae6 Superior Street.
Cleveland, o.
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A LECTURER from Abroad.-Mos
SHAW Loo. a native.of Maulmsiu, Birmah,
lectured On Thursday evening last at the
Presbyterian Church, Oh manners and Gus
toms, in India. The lecture was very en-
tertainiDg and instructive. The Lecturer is 3
graduate of the Cleveland Medical. College
and speaks the English language correctly
and fiuently. He is now oD his way west
ward for short lecturing tour after which
he will return to his native country.
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Farm for Sale.

r1tHE UNDERSIGNED oHsrs for sale hii farm, sit
Il uAted in JscksUn township, Sandnsky county, o.
eight milss southwest Of Fremont, and three miles
northwest of Winters Station, on the Lake Erie 4
Louisville Railroad. II contains about 80 Of
land y 10 sixty of which il under good cultivation,
the balance timbsr; new frame house upwards OF
hundred bsaring fruit trees two wells Of
water and al necessary buildings, all Fer terms
and othet psrtieulaTs inquire st the yoNrnal ofce,
Fremont, or OF N. b. REASBCk6.
FEB. 23 1857 SINS. winters Station r. o
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his fsr. situated
Il In Ballyills township, Ssnd0sky county, Ohio,
four miles southwest of Fremont on the SandGsfy :
river eontainipg 90 Of land more less,
so acres under good state Of cultivation, 10 of II
river bottcm and the balance -timbsr, situated on
good roeds, comfortable house, frame bsr3, buggy
heuss good cellar under the house, wood house and
other out door buildings good wells OF water and
eisern orchard Of 40 large bssriDg apple trees Of
choice fruit; also pear. peach, plum. cherry, and
other summer fruit. Also house well situated for
making syrup. For farther information enquire 0!
the su6serlber on the premises.
Q3mes) JAMES HIETT.
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Furniture at low rates and well made. can
be had at HvBER and RosKsAuaH's. =
A Better Feslins.-There is decidedly
better feeling among our merchants. l.
P. Sherwood Of Cleveland Is doing an i'm
mense trade for the season. Keeping a
buyer in the Eastern markets, enables him
to purchase large lots Of goods below their
value. He has just made large purchase OF
Hamilton and Manchester Oassimers and
Coatings which he is retsi'iug 75c and 81, 90.
He is selling elegant Doublet French Cass-
imers at Sl25. goods worth $a,oo. He has
purchased from the agents Of Groas, Oder,
Romans, and Go. their stock of good de
French prints which he retails at Csc.
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! .Hleotion.-Although the roads are Inn
passible, or next to impossible, the voters Of
this (scotD township turned out almost
equal to State election. The Democrats
have had the majority, aud the Republicans
thinking the township election of but little
importance, failed +" nominate ticket for
two years back. But now they are FORUM
ately reused up from this ridiculous leth-
argy and have elected sound Unioa ticket
by 4 good majority.
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The Fri ends Of the Library Association
both ladies and gentlemen are invited TO
meet at the new READING RooM in Buck
lands new Block on Friday evening, for q
business and social meeting. Let every
body turn out and see what has already been
done and talk over plans for the future.
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under orders-Ca,t Jrss, CEAxc, b,,

Under orders.-Capt. JEss, CHAKcE has
received his Commission as and Lieut.of the
18th U. S. l., and orders to report TO the
Commander Of the Post at Newport, KY,
for duty, and leaves Monday for the South.
BE will probably be kept on detached SER
vice in Kentucky for some tins at least.
Wherever he goes be IS sure to make hosts
of f-,nnda
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Farm for Sale.

r OFFERfoF sale my Farm Of one hundred and
Il sixty scrss-1oo acres Of cleared land, ina higf
state of cultivation the balance In heavy timber
lying within thirty rods Of Fort Seneca, and within
three-fourths Of mile of good Grist Mil and Saw
Mill. There are on the farm, two good Dwelling
Houses Wash aad SmoksHouse. Cellar under ths
whole; Oorn Cribs, Barn with Sheds, two neSsIiail
ing springs-one for the House and for the Barr
Spring ,Eouss, Orchard of No ], Grated Fruit
such So Apples Cherries PeSrs, Quinces, Pesches, &c
For particulars as to terms ETC., call address,
st Fort senecs, Postofaee, Seneca county. Chic
- = JACOB PCLTZ.
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We are under obligations TO Messrs. T..
WILCOX and ORLIN SELrEY for the Election
Returns from Townsend: to J. ". GoeDsoS,
ESQ. for the return from Bellevue; to n. q.
RENsBUne, Esq, from Jackson; to /. n.
SLoCrN, from Scott; and to Capt. j. NJ.
LENNON, from Green Greek.
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Spring. Stern March has given way TO
April and mild weather aud wo now look for
liveier times. The time is now close at hand
for tbs farmer to begin his Springs work of
preparing the soil for the Summers crop,
aud the farmers were never in better spirits.
After the hslf and quarter crops Of late
years, the prospect is now fair that full
harvest viii be brought at next fall.
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Notice,

TAMEs J. NE81E7 of Anderson, 10 the county Of
sI Aahtabuls and State Of ohlo, Is notified that
Ssr;s n. Merey, did the 25th day of March, 1887,
6Ie her petition Ia the Oes Of the CLERK Of the Court
Of Com non PIeae within aud for the county Of San
dusky and State Of Ohio charging the said James g.
Merley With wflltnl sbsencs fer more than three
years from her, and With adultery with Marion
knoxor; also with gross neglect OF duty toward her.
an asking thst shs may be divorced from Baid James
g. Her,ey and Cor the suns Of 81 900 Almony, which
petition will be fer hearing ct the ne1t tern Of taid
Court MARIA 3. NERLET,
i'm. LsnN0x, Attorney.
Harxh rs leef--lSWa.
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A New shop.-THos. DuELAr will soon
have blacksmith shop in operation. L:
HERrFrE has had one here the past year but
there is more work then he could do. Both
men are first class workmen and now far
mers will not have to make their second trip
for small JOB Of work as they have done
formerly, t
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Commercial Matttrs.
Fremont Market.

- -
JOURNAL OFFICE, FREMONT. o.. /
Thursday, April {, 1851.
Whent-Ne. ], q so; Eo.a, s2 30; Ne. 8, q
Fiour-s11 So@sis 50 y bbl.
COrn-7oe vbushsl for shsile4 see. = tushsI
q the ear.
Rye-75@seS. y brshsl. ...
Oats-42c. ' bushsI. ...
BuckWhsat tgrain)-5Sc. bushsi.
Flax seed-$a 90 ' bushel. t. ,.
Timethy seed-$2 6s@2 50 vbushei.
Glover seeA-SI ooaI 7S y bushei. s.-
Dressed HegESf Bsos7 rs y ewt.
Lard-1oc. y h BY the ksg; l91c. vro ct retail
Smoked Meats-Hams, 12,fots. y b; shoul
ders, loc. , b; Dried Beef, zoe. y n. y, la
Psultry-Turkies, 81 %, 81 So9sa 90 spiscs
Chickens, l70I5e apiece, live; dressed, s@loe.v %
Butter-2o@25s. Vfb -' ot<i
Eggs-l59l7o. y dorm i'i '"i
Cheose-l5@2le. Vfb. "a
Petatoes-e097oc. y bu.hel. '
Onious-4O@50c. busheI.
Green Apples-6os76. y bnshei. '7
Dried Apples-ss. TS.
EseeswaX-25e. y 10.
woolEa5G55c. = 70.
saIt-rine, y sack, 2sc; y DBL, s. go Cesrss
bbl., 80 as.
Fuel-w Wood, y cord, % Ooss4 %; Coal $40 '
Tun delivered.
Coffee-Rio, 7e92Tc. y n Java, tOet5e. n
Tea-s5g3l eoVfb.
sugar-Conmon, BY the barrel, o., 10. l2As
@14c; White, 16@loc. p ID.
Rice-1lc. b. -
Mackerel-sso 90 @ $40 oev H bbi.: % %
Kit.
Fremont Lime-2oc ' bush.
Hay-$S 90 O 50 90 vTun.
Maple SugaF-l2x9I5c
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition hss been
II hied with the Clerk Of Wash 'ag-oz TownshiD.
SsncuFky County, Ohio, praying sers Ditch e. ,, 90
ss foll0vs BeZinri1g At reer the southwest orr
ns- ef the isad ewned T. G. SerirsTs bsi-z n tbs
west half Of section number three, township 6ye
range fourteen, Running thence east shout eizSfv
rods, thence northeast course TO the 9lsYs,z6d 4
Toledo Railroad. eroesing said railroad sbszt orA
nile northwest Of HAsAington Station, thence "a
northeast to . snail creek In ibs eastern pa-4
OF the land formerly owned by Jacob 0beray.r ro-
quarter Of section number thirtJfve, township ssr
range fourteen. The Trustees Of saEd township Vfn
meet in HesEyils, SATURDAY the 18th day os Apr
1867, 70 hear aud determine about said d'trh
g. SHR1NER
By his Father and next Friend
March 70, 1ssf.-l2wSs.
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What NAV be Hxpeoted this month

WHAT may DC G1p5oteu tnIH monLH'
April is set down ty the poets IS the
month Of 'emiles aud tears" but poetry
says nothing Of the practical fact that it Is
also the month of bilious disease. The
blood which has been tnickened through
the winter now begins to tell on the system
in an unpleasant manner and Natre demands
relief. DR. +. Jollie Mattocks, who has
made this class Of disease the especial study
of long life, will visit Fremont on the 18th
day of April 1860. where he can he consulted
the Ke;s,er Haus,. 14w2
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THE JOURNA AL.
FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1881.
Town and COUNTY MATTERS.
. Q q q q q Q

We now send out the Journal with the date
10 which the subscription has been paid ed.
ded on the margin Of the paper to the printed
address Of each subscriber. By glance al
these figures, every one can tell how his se.
count stands Thus: SJohr Smith Is sept S.
means that John Smith has paid his sub
scription up TO the 18th Of September, 1865.
Hereafter receipts will be unnecessary, a. the
change in the date will be equivalent to such
acknowledgment. This plaa will prove
equally advantageous TO ussnd Convenient 70
our subscribers. 1t will save us the trouble
Of keeping separate book for subscriptions,
and viii promptly indicate to subscribers
the time when they should make another
pavmeut
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Forty Eight 5nows.-SOme enc who
has kept a record, states there have been
forty EIGHT SHOWS during the present winter.
Allowing that each time snow has fallen to
the depth of three inches (which we believe
to be below the aversge) and there has
fallen during the winter twelve feet Of snow.
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If you want switch go to BaockwAI',

Educate for Business. Book kkeepiDg,
Pennanship, Commercial Law, Commercial
Arithmetic Political Economy, Elocution
aud Telegraphing are thoroughly taught by
experienced Instructors at the Adrian Busi-
ness College and Telegraphic Institute. DR..
Maban, President Of Adrian College is en-
gagged TO deliver full course of lectures on
Political Economy, Tuition is nearly one
half less than in the large. cities and the ad
vantages sre very Superior,
For circular address the President.
A. O. Parsons, A. NJ.
10. nj. r Adrian Mich,
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What we Want III the rush for "bouse.
to rent is one of the signs of the times, -
we want, in this town, good number Of
houses. small, neat and comfortable, but
cheaply built, that viii rent and pay at 800
to $l5o per year. II any body knows how
to build such houses. he will make good
little fortune by going about it. High rents
are very snpopolsr this spring and are likely
to be, for some time, and nebcdy seems anx-
iOus to buy. Where is the man or MEN who
can provide hou.es to rent to men of moder.
ate incomes. is F. si-fs aa--
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Historical sermon.-Rev. Mr.. BusHEELL
having completed ten years Of Ministerial
labor as Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
of this city, proposes to preach on. Sabbath
morning, April 7th, historical discourse. ex-
hibiting such points in the history Of the
Congregation for term of his connection with
it, as may be thought interesting and profit
abl. eH
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A Terrible Aceident.-Three respect
able ladies we're run over one day last week
Front Street in Fremont by an immense
crowd rushing to Harris Photograph Rooms
In Buckland's new block 10 get photographs
taken. The ladies were soon picked up,
found uninjured, and the dust being brushed
from the ir clothes they made their way forth
with to the came rooms enQuiring if it
would be possible TO gel their Photos ia
ken. ss- .tet .t7s., 2 81. 14ml
Ladies Hair cutting,latest styles at BRooK-
wAy's. s6f '.i" fdf f r'--i If.
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A Good Thing.-W. NJ. Davis. 4 Co.

A Good Thing.-W. NJ. Davis, & Co. Of
10 River st. Cleveland, have made good
hit by bottling pure cider for the market.
They are just beginning to introduce it to the
trade. The article is certainly superior
one for family use, is well kept, and neatly
and securely pu; up, 50 that 1t can be pre-.
served any length Of time. Orders may be
addressed as above.
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Charles Shade returns thanks to his
customers for their liberal patronage and
announces to the public GENERALLY that he
has every facility necessary for CLEANING
GENTS CLOTHING in the best manner, at his
room in MooRE d VALLErTE's Block, second
floor. He also attends to DYKIse GENTS
OLorHINs. Silk, wooden or half wcolen goods
of every description dyed at short notice and
perfect satisfaction given. Avs.
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The Laws Of Life for April hss an article
from the pen Of Rev. DR.. James @. jackson,
entitled The Philosophy of Drunkenness,'
in which the temperance question is treated
in quite an unusual and original manner
Drunkenness is regarded as disease, and its
eauses are traced far back of those eonyivial
habits which We. are accustomed to consider
the first steps on the road which leads TO the
gutter and the drunkards grave.
The progress which intemperanoe, with it,
untold evils, is making in our country. is
alarming the fears and srousing the best epe,-
gies of Christian and philanthropic men and
women everywhere; and Eincs the sgencie.
heretofore relied upon to arrest and subdue
this monster, have in deplorable measure
failed Of success, we commend the Doctor's
viewe to the serious consideration of all this
e,ass of persons. r..
This number of tbs Laws contains various
other interesting communications. For speci-
men copies, address F. WILSON Hum d Co..
ovR HoHE, Dansv ille, Livingston Co., n. 7.
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Marriaa@.

In Clyde, Sandusky County, March 80
Mr.. HrkAA GILsOs, Of Fremont, and LeuIsA
RosISs, Of Clyde.
March 23th, 1867, by Rev. Il. Lang, Mr..
ELIAS BABIos and Miss SARAH Orr, both Of
Ballville.
Ia Piqua, O.,at the residence ofthe bride Is
father. on the 27ult, By Rev. D. Sheperd-
son, Mr.. ORLIS HEAsHEI, of Fremont with
Miss ELIZA RurrER, Of Piqua.
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Chanss.-J. W. HUroHrssoE, has sold his
house and two lots to DAVID PLAErs, Of
Ballville. Mr.. PLAsrs we understand Is a
boot and shoe maker. This is just what we
need here and good workman will find
enough TO do
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ROLLERSVILLE.

Wanted.-Rollersville stands very much
in need of a good cooper. Such tradeSman
who could do first class work would find an
opening here worth consideration,
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Croquet.-This new ard fascinating
Game is much played in the Eastern States
but has not been introduced here. We
understand Warren d Go. have few sets
on hand for SALE Now ladies take the field
when fine weather comes and don't get blue
uosldcd By staying in the house.
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An Effectual Worm Medicine.
Browns Vermifmge C0mfits,

Or WORN LozEEeEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
thohldren snd adults attributed 10 other causes
is occasioned by worms. The "vERHTFroE CoHrrrs,
although sEsetual in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to the most delicsst child. This val
liable combination has been successfully used by ply
sicisus and found to be safe snd in srsdicstns
worms so hartful to children.
Children having worms require immediate at
tention, neglect of the trouble often pro-
lsnged sickness.
symptoms OF Worms in Children are often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels
irritation, which be removed only by the use of
sure remedy. The combination Of ingredients used
In making 8r0rH's I" YermJMgs Cesfts' is such as
to give the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold
by all Dealers in Medicines. At 20 cts box 22ylsmp
Z. Dillon 4 Son aad s. BHeklaHd Y Sons, xge.fs
for Sdndnsky C0aHty. E
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Beautiful Engravings.-Lovers of
beautiful pictures, will find two very elegant
steel eDgravings at CRoss' JEwELkr SToRE.
''Irving and bis Friends and Literary Men
and Women of America The first is too
well known to need any praise the other is
the finest steel plate engraving we have ever
seen and contains life like portraits Of all the
Literary celebrities Of America Gall and
see them.
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Barberins.-Notice is hereby given
that s. O. Dean has renewed his shop to the
East side Of the Bridge. where he is pre-.
pared to do all kind Of BARRIERS work in the
latest styles. Shop open at all times.
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Lretters.-We received, too late for pub
lication this week, excellent letters from
Bellevue and Kansas. All lengthy COM
munieations ought to reach US by Tuesday
noon, at latest, to secure an insertion the cur
rent week D Z -
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Green Creek.-The talk of making the
Sandusky river useful and profitable by
turning it into the old river bed snd setting
it TO work at manufacturing, has revived the
old plan of bringing Green Greek here,
which was in fair way 10 be carried out
when the war began. We hope that the
enterprising men on the other side of the
river vi / canvass the matter thoroughly and
carry out the project if it looks practical. A
good water power would make city on the
other side of the river in short notice.
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The Trade seems TO tend towards broad
State Street this Spring. The new stores in
Fabing's Block are all having good open.
ing trade, and the prospect is fair that
WADswoRTH, BARKER and SHERMAN Il Go.
will do a heavy business the coming sea-
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Mansfield. readers will remember
that the citizens of Mansfield had, lately,
thorsugh cleaning out of the law breakers in
that city. The reports show a largely in
creased Republican majority.
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Spring Wheat for Sale.-Moore & Dean
have Just received $50 bushels Of Spring
Wheat, with they viii sell seed. En-.
quirs of F. B. Moore & Bro. S Croekery
Store, Fremont, or at Moore d Dean's Mil,
Ballyille.
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Moving.-The moving population Of The
city are in bubbub, preparing for the an.
nual emigration, and where to move 10, is the
question. Houses with reasonable rent are
as scarce as hens teeth None eau be had
for "love or money" II vacant house
is heard ofthe owner or agent is straight.
way beset by Fifty "heads of famiIies'' al
after house. Some patriotic citizen ought
to build some neat, cheap, dwelling houses,
which can be rented at from sl00 to Sl5(
per year. Suchsa man would be apublit
| benefacto1. .---rrT EIINfTIE nEi
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Publications.

Ladies' Rspository.-This excellent
religious and family magazine has an iDvi.
ting list OF eodtents each month, and num-
Der of excellent engravings. 1t is one Of
the best family magazines gifts kind pub.
lished.