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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03
THE TRIBUNE.
.sThnrrer BREEDS"

A new rival o.. Nasby and Josh Billings
has appeared ID print, who calls himself
a A. Nutmeg, of Nutmeg Stait Fol
lowing is a specimen OF his style:
THURRER BRED HosS.
IA boss which has had his breed im-
proved by means OF a sulky kontainin d
Teller with Il long whip, till he amt worth
lSacents Tor any purpose except d gaiGb-
lin maeheea..
THURRER BRED GENTLEMAN.
4 BOP tale kote, 3 sent papur keller,
white kotton Westkit, yaler trowse.
without eny kIoth into the legs, shiny
le5her boots, a pare OF yaller gluss. and
insldeuf. en- ali, a thing got up In inlita
sh III d. man. bat, as the kounterht de-
testors say, poorly executed and not ka!-
Related to deseve. Must swar, drink
shampain and talk boss. Mustash in
dispensabul, branes onnessary fine specl-
mems on exhibition at the sentral park.
sTHBRRER BRED BIzNESS MAN.
Wua that knows enuff about stealing,
so't thare kant ennybody steal from him.
and enuff about law, SO he kin do his
own stealth legally. A kartui annalisis of
fust klass speslmin gave the follerin re-
suits:
Honor-Jest enuf to keep him out Of
Jail
Konshuns-Nonee except in very young
spaslmias.
Lynn and Steeiin-As much as will
pay.
Honesty-Jest Lloke patturn
bIlity-Accordin to his suk-
sess
TISURRER BRED LADY.
The old fashund i,lee about woman
sich as God made beln a lady is expload
ed-a modern ,hurrer bred lady Is made
up as foiiers, commensin at the top:
Istly. a swab OF hare, stole from the
korps of ied pawpur In the old kuntry
2thly j he'd. with as much vacant
room INFO 1t III proporsun 70 the size as a
SIX story story tenement houS.
5diy A dress waste. klyerin French
kosslt, into which is komprest about
equal quantities of Natur and Art-Art
ockapyin the front seats.
.4thly. A hoop skist hung on apare of
kotten hips, and sholn when tilted ala
lnoad, a pare of sawdust kalfs, the hull
being kivered with an outside dressin Of
silk and kept III runnin order at an ex-
pease of about five hunired dollars per
mouth for repairs.
y. Bit alius seemed waste of time
and vitality to raise this klass of thurrer-
bIeds, cos yon can git EN- made of wax
just as good-better lookin, and at u
fsackshun of the expenses.
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NO OUR E~As4I1.

But # you want medicine thai VIII cure thf"hc
mot infaraory) rheumatism, Nulnps, Sore Throat.
swclass G:I S5.es, G.uissc-, Too,iist.e, iii-coi-
Sings. Pains IN the Back and Chest, also internally.
Diarrhoea, Dyscntery Coljc. Groups and Vomiting
you have it in DIR. Tobias Wonderful Venetian Lint
1t fails when used according to tiie d.
rections Every drop of it is put up by DR.. Tobias
himself and lie has done for nineteen years. His
mec:c;ne IS Known throughout the worth The best
physicians recommend it, Thousands OF certificates
Ire al the depot, 80 Cortland Street. Nc fam
lily having children, should be without it in case of
Group. Thousands OF children sevei by it annn-
ally Use il when first taken according to directions
and You Will never lose child. Ladies will find it
valuable il Graduating rimpies and hl"tches Only
and 81 par bottle. Sold by the druggists thro
ont the United States and Europe. Depot 56 Cort-
landt Street. New York. aug25-lm
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

( FOR NON RE1FN7ION or Incontinencc of
Urine rretation inflammation liberation o, the bla
der or ki,nE5 diseases the prostate glands. stone
in the Bladder coicirs gravel or brick dust deposit
and all diseases Of te bladder kidneys and ,iropsicai
use Heimboids Flint Extract Bucu.
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diseases.
cua. c.,;..
a,'.j ,nt and axnerinc1 of
Ii--s - Europe aud America are the men
.EI.El[IS to consult This is the oni, office
III the city where a permanent
cure Of private se',s t''ii ~, o,'le' "itho"' tue
use eo N cur,l in TO IS hours elect cured in
3 to 10 days. Structures cured in to {, weeks
Syphilis in it Primary Stages cured in days.
ondary SYMPTOMS the last vestige eradcated without
the use s OF injurious r',t . "rusS' -. ,
n;rrnai or Sofnra Emissions and seminal Wea ness
which annually sweep to am unti1nely grave thosa1ds
Of its victims Also, married men with loss OF sexual
power permanently restored ia a lew Gays fen.le
o9 sarnai isese treated WITH ,,naraiIeled success
n Ia y Female. Cure rapd. thorough and perma-
n. ut and fees moderate sf
t1reaf tiedscai Circular send FOR two cent
sanps
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PENN. RIA DAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF TUE NERAL SCpERis TENpEsT,
Array, p, Iiac lS 1875 Z

Gent'emeR: The watches manufactured by YOU
have been this railroad for several years by
our engneIne,i, to whom we furnish watches part
OF our equipment. There three hum
dred OF them carried line and We consider them
good and reliable tekeepers. Indeed have great
satisfaction in saying your watches give less
trouble. and have and do much longer
without repairs than ans watches have had
Ill this road. As you aware, formerly
trusted to those of English Manufacture of acknowl
edged good reputation but class they kept
time correctly, have they done good service
yours.
In these statements am sustained by my prede
cessor Mr.. Lewis, whose experience extended a
series OF yours. Respectfully
EDWARD u. WILLIAMS.
General ,Sulerintendend
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

MISGUIDED MEN and the Laws of Charity and
Mercy Howard Essays the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases which the basis OF the Giriyest Mea3ies
the first age of Man, and !earfuly sap the vital
powers, with means of relief. Sent in sealed en-
velopes, free of charge Address DIR. j. SkILLlN
HOUGIIT0N, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
itt-1y
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NOW FOR REVOLUTION.

Don't he startled The country is safe. Nererthe-
less, immediate instantaneous revolutions Is pending
Don't heas Tire sers,ss.s,
TO- is is silent revolution. Il Is /, W go.rg on
IN :.sfs.g STATE
i'sl1' Nc tte rarried state e single state and all
state OF Ike hupan HAIR which tot N harmony
IN beauty 0 alateve. ;::a,es!.ai lc tjnge woman's
ri;slets mans locks wAiskess na lie, The cyl
is rcIlei:e instantly by
CiIRISTADORO-S HAIR DYE,
which IS harmless water. and certain 10 produce
MAJ ulal black or brown in five minutes
Manufactured VI. CRlSFAD0R0 GS Maiden Lane,
New York. Sid - all Druggists. Applied ~ al
Hair Dressers. augZa-1m
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

= STATIONERY of all descriptions at
greatly reduced prices at the Franklin
Bookstore. 7<y-~-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

Errors Of 1outh--A Gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay. and all the effects of youthful
i, discretion. will for the sake Of suffering hu
manity, sent free to all need II, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy by
which he cured. Sufferers wishing to pro
fl hV the alver iser's experience, can do 80 by
addressing, i'll r.eet confidence,
lily JOHN B. OGDEN.
AZ Cedar street, New York
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

TAKE No WORE unpleasant and unsafe remedies
for unpleasant and dangerous Licenses Use Helm
bod's TX tract Bue 1u aud Improved Rose Wash.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

4 HELMBOLD'S. EXTRA or BUtHU gives health
and viaor to the frame and bloom the paid check.
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms
and ii no treatment is submitted 70, consumption, u-
sanity epieptic fits
HELNBOLUS EI7RACT BUflHU and Improv
ed Rose Wash and delicate disorders in all
their stages, at little expense. little change in
diet no Inconvenience and exposure 1t is pleas
ant in taste and odort Immediate in its action and free
fire IN all Injurious properties
{ xANHo0D and Youthful viao- are rerained -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

THE GLORT or IHAN rs S1EENG tn There
fore the and debilittted should Immediately
use Helniloid's Extract Buchu.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

Hell DOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
HetplbOld's Gene ntrdted gf,0ct .Syrsopd,'ilIa
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and the most active that he
made Ally
SH-4 TTERED Constitutions restored by Hclmbolds
Extract }uch,
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

EELMB0LDS Fluid Extract of Bnchu is pleasant
in taste and odor free from all injurious properties
and immediate in its action.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

ENFE EBLiEi1 and delicate constitutions, Of both
sexes HcilnLolis iNtrac: t,i.cltn. 1t will giTe
brisk and energetic feelings. ami enable yUli ap
we'll.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

MANHOOD and Youthful vigor are resained hy
fslmbold's Extract Buchu. -
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FIRST WIDTH.
VEGETABLE SiiciIian Hair Remover

Has stood the test of sece7l yenrs
trial by the public and no pTepH-.
ration for the hair get djscOrere6
aUiU produce the same beneficial
results. 1t is % near scientific dis
cOUery, combining the most pOaUe7'-
tuL and 7'estor0tire. agents in the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
ayhite and clean cures dnndruH
and Hm3nors, and falling out of the
hair +; and 4CiU make it g1OsU upon
bail heads, eccel9t iss Uery aged
persons, as 1T furnishes the natt7'S-
the principle by achich the hair
Is ssOurisIsed and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist. soft, and
glossy, and is unsurpassed as a
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is the cheapest
preparation eCe7' offered to the
public, as one bottle oiU accom-
,DIish more and last Longer than
ton.
1t is 7'ecO,ana ended and used on
the First Medical Authority.
The sCo,sRes1tt1 results PRODUCED
by oar .SiciIios Hair ReneaOer
hare i7sdsGced mann to 7ndntLac-
ture preparations for the Hnt!',
u7ltZe7' To7'ious names ana en-
order. to induce the tf0de ana the
public to purchase their COM
pounds, they hare Teso5'ted toJ0tse-
hoods, by claiming fhey acre
former. partners, or had some con-
2zectioa sDifh oar Mr.. Hal, ana
their 7,reDay0tion ac0s similar to
oars. Do not De decetred By them.
Purchase the original: it has
sever been eqaazed. Our Treatise
on 1he Hair, scith certificates, sent
free by mail. See that each bottle
has oar pirate ReCenue Stamp
oUes the top Of tie bottle. AU 9TH
e,'s are limitations.
r. P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. II.
Sold or all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
c. A. COOK, CHICAGO, I'LL.
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CONFIDENTIAL.
New York Medical l.ssociati0M a
Nafianal i1isnenxarv.

National blspenSary.
S. W Cor Madison Avenue i 9th St. N Y. City.
Established in the year ie1, for the private
diseases.
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\ late Honolulu Sandwich Islands,
paper contains the following:
''NoTIcE -know all men, who look
upon this The undersigned hereby for
bids all rumsellers or liquor dealers,
against giving drink TO my married hus-
band, Pelekaluhi, neither to give him
the means whereby to ges drink. Who
soever shall disregard or 90 contrary to
this netice, shall prosecute under the
laws of this country, on due proof Those
that have ears let them hear-and those
that have eyes let them look.
BY ne, kALANfIEHUA PALEkALCHI.
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PUBLIS IERS OF NEWSPAPERS
WITHIN 300 MILES OF CHICAGO,
May send a specimen II rnber of their papers, and
their rates of advertising per annuin, for one
column payable quarterly in advance, with the
number of miles the place OF publication is from .
Chicago. Address DIR. RAPHAEL, Box 6273,
Chicago, Illinois
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All who are In trouble, all who are unfortunate all
whose fond hopes have been disappointed crushed
and blasted all who have been betrayed and ruined
ceyed and riled with, ali 20 him Tor advice and
get satisfaction. lie makes your misfortune pass
away, he makes the slander and envy of your enc
miles fall harmless, and ne sustaits your character
and responsibility in spite ct evil reports and ru-
mors. All who are IN doubt OF the affections of
those they love. consult him relieve and satisfy
their minds and to find ont their bright and warm
iaLa-.. ...lI 49, z.
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what do you mean by a nd-dog
life p" said husband to his angry wife.
Look at Carlo and Kitty asleep on the
rug together. | wish men lived half as
agreeable with their wives Stop,
said his wife, tie them together, and see
how they would act.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

'Shan't | see you hum from singin
skull tonight, JeruShy p Ne you
shant do no such thing; i don want you
nor your company, Reuben p raps
you didn't understand what [ sail?'
Yes | did; you asked me if you mighn'
see me hum. Nv no [ didn t [ only
asked You hotc yot0 naas7a todsi
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A tradesman presented bill for the
tenth time to rich si,iufint 1t strikes
NE" said the latter, that this is a pretty
round bill > ''Yes, replied the trades
man, Il We sent it round often enough to
make it appear 50, and [ have called now
to get it squared.
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Pooh FELLow.-A Western paper
contains the following apology:
The editor is absent.the foreman had
the toothache, the devil is drunk and
trying to drink lager beer out Of a boot
jack, the press is out of order, and we
ain well ourselves-so please excuse a
poor paper this week
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COOP wEws yoY ALL,
10 make Things more sure, If you call personally,
he VIII show you tb., likeness of
Your culture Husband or Wife

prospects-and what is better still, he tell YOU
their thoughts, and what their REAL intentions
towards you What is better than all, he will tell
you if they will make you happy. He is therefore,
a dependence To all in business his advice
is Invaluable. He foretell with the greatest
Certainty the result of ali commercial and business
transactions and speculations. DIR. RAPHAEL
interprets dreams for lottery numbers with unfail-
i1era
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VIII be all who in delicate health, and
whose infrmities and impotence prevent them from
getting married-One for the IA DIES and one for
the GENTLEMEN Which you want, OF
send six 3 cent star2tJs for the two books. His
Circular about getting rich and eminent winning,
the affections of the opposite sex, ending with a
speedy and happv marriage, viii be sent gratis at
the same time. address all letters as follows -
DIR. RAPHAEL, i'ost Office Box 6213, Chicago
Illinois
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED

Iyou visit him personally he viii tell the afflicted
the cause of their disease and suffering. He can
also tell whether they can be .cured or not, thus
saving the afflicted both trouble and expense. His
hours for seeing visitors from 10 A NJ. 10
daily Sundays exeepted,-at No. 213
East Madison street zap stairs, between
Wells ana Franklin Streets Chicago,
ln,lsr1 Itafi1 tfaa i'l.nn
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.zaW5 laHJQ
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03
Ia Love A.aairs be rreve,. x,ai,s.

In Love Affairs he IT eve., Fails.
He has the secret OF winning the affections OF tbs
opposite sex. He guides the siTezie a wealthy
and happy marriage. and makes the married happy
His aid and advice have been solfcf-ed in innumer.
able instances. and the result has always been
SPEEDY AND HAPPY MARRIAGE.
II ladies who have suffered from misplaced conf
dence, consult him before they get married he viii
restore their bloom. freshness and vigor of YOUTH
and enable them to enter married life with conf
dence of health and happiness. - JOURNAL or
HEALTH. --t-i-4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
FOREIGN.

The 18th Anniversary of the Battie OF , iheI
man was celehrafed In London on the 5 81 Nnye4Dtr;
t 80 dcd i'm the square Of 81. James, Palace with
their bands the flags being decorated WIN lauIei'
A sngular spectacle is to be witnessed nightly
A. ~ l,ip road London namely: An exodus Of
tne ar1irS out OF the old now being hled up
spots for COLONIZATION the dsmay Of the inhabitants
THE Lancet refers to the rumor that the
hefdth OF the young employees serving IN the Keya Gar
ders az Kew is seriously undermncdahu that n sHoIO
space Of timely the nature OF thef worn: IuIVS CIR
gagged In The heTbarum have dedit Is stated AMER pen.
Compelled in succession to resign ON account OF scE9eS
Runor would 10 assert re existence oi something
specially pcrnicious in the work az Kew.
A retriever dog named Sailor who enjoyed a
great local celebrity died recently near OeoiU u r
hIGne pnttU,a3S TO lis master. Mr. Nash Regularly
every morning nc watched for the posiman as ne ene
froni Scveroaks into tie village, and followed him mo
ne shop where the postoce IS kept, and rat patiently
watching willie the letters were bCiuE allotted Ou., Sr
when Mr. Nasns letters ready for him ne JunPeu W
directly home and delivering them 10 his master
The Greenland whale fishery for the, present
year is said TO be The most %i'a,. in The
memory. There are twelve screw Wi,"is 5iinE mort
fishery smiling from Dundee, now inc IinCl M''s I'm
amo Them Mil one of Tie screws IS worth about three OF
the old sailing vessels, and II j. IcoAo'cV INA t , ~, %
Dared with a GOOD fishing IS about 100000 Another very
unfortunate circumstance - INC I,l"lvu ~, - g Zee
r. Uuudre steamer Tuy, which was among the utIieo
Vhcn last seen II this unfortunate VeS>e uc lIolcu
the results the crew must necessarily DC most o,@i
story similar 10 that Of tho Diana of Hun last year. IN
decd the vessel should ever be heard Of There is tax
an Dundee OF applying 20 Government TO send out a
steamer ia search OF lie missing vessel
The aggregate OF agricultural returns for
Great Britain i lie pre- IeaT has just hecn hOc W
and under COR crops " an kinds thSe were IN England
aud Males SIS acres AGAINST 72I2l acres returned
IN ls6C; and scotland, 1s61o2 acres asaust lSC'9iO
acres i'm 1870 The hand under wheat Is returned Tor In
gland and Wales at 2j5l7 acres against 32i1t5 acres
In 1866 aad flr -:Oaud at l5llS acres, against uo!Vi
acres IN 1860. The number OF cattle Is returned Tor Eu
gland ana Wales as 4Oi7 9O against 3siSj in 1856; aud
Tor Scotland as 97017O against 93iM in 1880. SlCtp are
returned Tor England and Wales 10 the number OF 2209
$50 against Cy04 80 1896; and scotland TO the num-
Der OF GS9}Gt3. HaISt 5.l5,U7 IN 1850 Tie largo Ill
crease i'm the number o sheep returned IN 1867 rs com
pared with the previous years IS 10 he accounted Tor ny
that the returns IN 1850 WCfC nddt loI tic l
pose Il the cattle plague inquiry at date preceding inc
landing season H. some parts OF Great Biitain
- IL Ell
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QroposaIs.
Ouor Bo,nD OF w.rER CerSI.Ne'ysa',

OFYioE BOARp WATER CcHsssCNFRs,(
LnCa Noe -. i.05. :
CT. LOUIS WATEkNORkS--1S61 CON
- TRACTORS-SEALED Proposals.. nlolseI lni"sals for
Buifne Reservoir and directed To tie Esd " Water Coa-
southeast ~ Fourth sd Es 30 II 81 Ions Hnb
Monday the sh day Doeub 1891 Cat winch noEr
The BIDS a be publicly opened read STORAGE
Compton Hill Grand ave. leNee1 Laa eae ans
Tie Reservoir n be about fct long by ct vide treasured
along sope) dep c dl lat ooparS
m.1ti a fnlsoury division wall
estimate Of work - be dune Is % iooSss
10000 cubic yanls 4 atun Hsde into bank
5000 cubic y,His u earth fnn burf0g pits.
60 cubic Yards Of eaul selling sopeA
5000 cubic yarls Of clay puileS
300 cubic yaTds Of bEckeu stone on slopes
1870 cubic ards % concrete
cubic Yards Of stone slope paving
tnrer door having twelve inches tfth
1850 cubic yards conrsed TuLble maserry.
cubic ards
500 square .ees coping, ten uches tb!cA
$50 l.nel feet laying ~ inch east iron water pire.
lineai feet lsying 3oircl east iron water Pipe
g6g0 liEeAl feet laying 2Oineh cisi iron water
80 Iueal feet LAYING l2inch cast iron water npe $50
The viii he required 10 commence work Will y, d$
the made The Whole TO be completed by The
Ter 1904 ---, -, -.
Plans can be seen and speeacaon With form u proposal and con"
tract can be and all further uangon sill he aSea lpon n
on application Engineers Office above AFR me Ietn o.
November 1901 secut, required Viii l be es tLA
SlOOOo itself the l t increase us aHoit
N secn, proposals opened 70, exceeding ore"
h the should hey decide thai tT TIE 10
tsrest Of be 20 ~ do BY ortsr Of the hQ.'d ,
'' GkORGE X. BUDD President
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PRICE IEN DkNlN
III, s. number excellent; The content, varied the Illustration,
plsiE aud suI cienL Evening Post
E EkEl9sA IA1AG WI ea become .. lop11y n o., .oun
trcsss family journal, hardly - to attain iHaeass
H1HfEis Biz4R % only Journal Of or.ud fshion
lated be Of the tie vOIk Of sound ye
ton We before tie anaeralg quite other PERI
o0ic' q go till nov pr. .s G y. &c w.
ae aees Journalism which concern tie ea's eo1luBo'On
sr.' 6 g sS'n; s sro, =. Hn, ,S2' will 'oa'
The ladies' joy.-iN. Y. iome Gazette
TIE les, Journal Or IN his country lflilaadfth Post
ca. m hc .lsS ~ ina 4 '' '-' '-
is the sailotr in IT, eca II e. CONDUCTED admirable
taste ana sail ed =. bright IA is es7re'a as attractive IA
he Pills q American oaraas lcoue Georseiorn,
l now organa which taste and culture both
Hsp.. WeeJ a ha, m,l. IL t,. spPe,r,1c' and the com
tscr Jog he position Of allg fashion paper America
his a,t ,b and interesting domestic paper Which ever
other. sit, sweetheart ana husband,
oser bs home with lin every saturday evening" rAade
il oeey the Journal Of the kind that las yet appeared TIL,
S e, & no., ~, G ,os. ' sS Christian Advocate
In yes lime say would as soon be without bon Of matches
ITO a vii le delsl5 with -lrbureh csri.tan Advocate
Egl to the lest Euro can etanP s-t eoehfie ost,u;
es AID VII doa9y. he ee4eyr es and sought sneI By ladies'
need not II will suee,e Tor has succeeded sresdy-IPli
Dt.aeI to take Aisb place at once-IBalmos American
VIII be fouud ialsPensbs smoss all IesBatiHors
Journal
The D-ltsst sri most slesnt fashion rubiatoBtToy Wig
to watch taste VII look Tor 10 eIp9essoa Even
ing Nail
Whether consider m claims basel npn the elegance and sup
o Of ;be paper s typographical appearance The taste aD Judgment
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