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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-16
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Meeting Of the Republican General Com
mittee.

The Republican General Committee held a special
meeting last evening at their rooms in Washington
street. Mr.. " Green in the chair The object of the
meeting, the chairman stated, was to hear the re-
port OF the special committee on primary meetings.
Mr.. A. b. Thorne stated that he had drawn
up some resolutions, which he would
submit as report. They were to the
eject that prim airy meetings be held in the various
wards and county towns between the hours OF seven
and nine p. NJ. on Tuesday, September 20, Tor the
election OF five delegates from each ward and county
town to each OF the several Assembly, county, city
and Congressional conventions for nominating ward
officers. Also that the ward and town associations
directed to hold meetings on or before Tuesday
the 22d OF September, 1868, for registration and re-
vision of their rolls.
After the appointment OF naturalization commit
tee the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-16

contradictory. each aarying re other with 6rse
moving IN the matter me II .aeir yarns being that
OF the East river. The missing money was expended
in coach riding, the minstrels Ice cream and re,
freshments generally. There was IN the safe n tha
time OF the theft besides the $500 in money $40 0O6
In bonds West and Kelley are now at Headquars
tiers, but Will soon be tried for their offence. Thu
crime and the consequences hat win ensue should
be a lesson TO the working young men Of our city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-16
The Varnishers and Poiishers.

meeting of the German varnishers and polishers
was held at Lincoln Han last evening. One hundred
dollars was appr0pratedas donation to the brick
layers and resolved TO march in procession to
the mass meeting at the Cooper Institute on Saturday
next. me question whether the proposilloh OF
society OF their own worknen should be entertained
at all was tabled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-16
British Opinion OF the Spsrches-t or~, II IL
ti"naI Accumulation in America TO Ing
hand.

frnn he london Times, August b..
The presence az NJ Hcvcr,ly Johnson ~ Sheilield
~ o1 INSANE of M WritcfJie 0Dntg ~ The United
states towards England. The representative OF the
great republic " the West maSss his first public
appearance among ~ by assisting at friendly ban-
puet WITH some OF those who were most outspokeu
~ ileir sympathy with The south Mr.. Soebuck Was
of course, guest o the Master Cutler ana W. Roe
nuck. ~ we all know oppressed ms sediments
d0f,0Q Dr crO 'r1t WIN even more than his usual
exaggerated vehcmencc Lord Wharucltfie was an.
other honoied attendant ~ the festal board. ana
L"rd NharncliHe was President of the southern
Ass"oieiou. Mr.. Rcycfdy johnson might, with
Onl onencc. have hcsiiated 90 join I'm bread and
salt WIN sUrh proclaimed enemies Of the united
fepuhhc bul MI Reyerdy johnson was wiser.
ne Auew ihal the great political conflict IN America
u'InH men mere. a0d he ~ prepared 10 recognize
the Iact tha " divided spectators here He did not
rftWhu 10 thnk That we had all been the Wellwsti-
tfs OF Tue sue winch ultimately became VICTORIOUS;
but ne uid us the Justice of believing that now that
the Ddtte mas ceased aud the disuuited have become
reunited we are animated with one desire that the
republic may be IN truth. aud not IN semblancc
merely one, aud that England and America may
assist each other III perfccing the development OF
ol Tree nations.
We are oi one blood and one speech. This II the
truth upon which Mr.. Rcverdy Johnson daated at
Sheihed; and n ~, ~ fact. truth which inspires
we governing power OF America Mr. Roebuck, with
ma, strange wiiiuness into which his independence
rap. 10 degenerate spoke, NJ later hour, Of the
dumNtule oil races In America az something
u,n,Ieht rom what IL found here and as
au'ncIeuce Tor the worse Ne asE ed his hearers TO
p,O.uie w themselves the wild lrisnman, the fiery
ffeii, lihan hr a9saAsnatny Italian and the dumb.
. i"uDheu sPap''yo III soDx out IN one mass " be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-16
WEAK BACK CURED, RAISED FROM BED

Messrs THOMAS ALLCoCk 4 Co.
have suffered greatly from weak back. ALlast pai
became 80 severe could not get out of bed My
g. j. Fisher OF this village recommended To apply
Alcock Porous Plaster. did and IN two hours pair
began sbste The spot where the pain
seemed like coal OF FIRE and which the plaster appeared
draw out. The day after applied the plaster rot up and
my trouble was all gone wore the plaster three week4
strong and well back any II had paid ESQ FOR
plaster should have considered II cheap. Yours,
CLINTON D. HAnKOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-16
: YORK, June 8, Is5e.
HEART DISEASE CURED

HEART DISEASE
GLEN RIDDLE Posf OFvcE,l
DELAWARE COUNTY, Pa, March l6, 1854 (
Messrs. THOMAS ALLcooK h co..
Having been troubled with heart disease for long time,
and after doctorng with physician for months
tanning no relief gave up In despair. troubled with
sharp In my chest and loud sounds about ana
often felt that death would be blessing Al
persuaded TO apply Of your Porous Pasters within q
few hours after placing chest felt pain
and all throbbing ceased about heart,
new man send me your prices by the quantity. Yourss
respectfully, CHARLES BAJTy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-16

d1O REwARp.-LosT, ON MONDAY AFTEsHoON,
SI(I b.ween poud aud Great Jones sreeta n Parcel or
Lace the above reward viii be paid at az Bowsry.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

Having increased the Recommendations ,r
pupils, desires 10 Inform her patrons that
she IL able to oasr the advantages Of her
Institution to salsrgsr number Of Young
Lsdies. e.s =, l#
French IL th6.16ngusge Of The school.
Hadams NJ. rsfers 70 W. b. Mitshslll
Esq. 81. Cloud, and ". 7. Lee, ESQ, Mir
nsspoli. no 8m.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

4& ~ 5-e-s-s4N-A - ~ AAA
New goodsls New Style
1Low. .P1rioe.'
". 1iRT,zRisoTH. IT., &
NE 30 H Ant ia 1L0R
+ hssju.t received ,.at. lot Of
Cloths and css,imeres
OF new ,pd fishio4aibls stya.s. for spr.al
And summer M weasAvln sx1Ssld cheap.
A,.,ss ..ee1 ist:. ..~..
| Raady-made Clothing,
obtained specially Tor this market, aud
/ Warrsuteato beef excellent quality.
/ "A npl.ts,..ortpaat Of
aentlemea's Fprnislias Goods
~~+' :. : including = ~
FUR HATS, GAPS, ,poILAss + GLOVES,
/ Cloth. Felt and ether Hat. snd Caps
/ :, ofthe latest styles, So:
And sA.: t..s KID GLOVES !. til. ~e,1.'.
Call and ex.min. my stock s'7
/ s-~, - @J. W. METZROTH.
St. Cloud, Oct. Sd, 1856. 's5 -. vs411-tf
; 4aa.t.'n,E 8 ,4ru, vsss..
TANNING 3 4 4 MILL. Z, sHoP.
. - .~c -r' ~: ~ /
We Ii. une.rsiened would respectfully
announce to the *~
EARMERisof = j 7 : sTEARNs.
And adjoining Counties that v. .re-~novI
manufacturing % the: celebrated
FAC AelE=fHAl4e NIL /
= = Ar $: CLOUD > /
this mill issthe result of many years'
experisnee, anil has given entire satisfae-
ton Wherever usedss Feeling confident that
our Mill and terms,xill meetsyour appro-
vi. We respectfully solicit your ordsrs-
Shop insthe rear TT. c. AeClure's Bank.
~:!,1on44.1,;.. :alrxArpsR s>co.
=: - = -
NJ: BECKER,
BOOT ANDlsHoEMAKER
- :. :: - -, ~;
Boots, Shoes and Caters
M.de in tho latest style and Of tho best
stock. Good fits warranted. Quality Of
work guaranteed. -
: EASTERN WORK always on hand for
sale cheap. y 7
ALSO LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Shop on St: aern.in street, next door to
ST: Cloud. April2s. 1885, v1on41-sn
). R. CLARK y. Az: HussEY.
{ { CLARK & HUssEY.- |
Contractors G t and {: Builders,
DrA1rns N
Doors, SASH Lumber, Iath,
: shineles.:-Ssc.. Sc. \
Plans Specl1 1cattons + Dotail DrawiBg1
Furnished for Buildings Of all kinds 4
~< on Short Notice. l.
Shop On sRa.Ai.gto~ Asss.s, near Ass
7steA<r Hes's. 80 i
-. ST. CLOUD, MINI. NIL
Lumber for Sale Cheap.
! = Co. AZ
clLh,AM's MILL: /
g. -
The undersigned are manufacturing Ill
kinds Of
LUMBER,
A~d sh;ngle. Of the very best qsal;ty.
The Best Common Lambsr, e1a
The Rest Clear Lumber, 40
- VALENTINE e. sPRA0UE.
- Gilmanton, Nov. 2sth, 1867 n2o-em
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To :-To11ristx and ~Tnvalids.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

uke nenoteo q year. ThN and . few
jewels constitute the net profit she de-
rives from her marriage. Unluckily,
these speeulations cannot be repeated
often you see. The capital Of youth
and beauty has but time "a briet one ;
it il opt to wear out, and the first ven-
ture ought to BE- the best. Mrs. Nor
ris, not having found it 20, is disap-
pointed. I suppose it is natural; but
you know I cannot pity her very much"
1 suppose not; but how .ll that cold,
hard talk panied me.
~ have . fancy" he resumed, "that
this kind hdy expected some other
ending to our accounts. This is not
very aattsring 70 my vanity, unless,
Indeed, . showing my marketable val
us; i 1t now p ~ >s.@@
would not aaswer that question:
Hn tone, hi, manner, vexed me. Sud.
denly he raised his eyes 70 mine.
ibid such . rumor reach your he
asked. s. y. " @....- q
I could not dseyit Ny face v,s in
: lame. I stannsrsd something, but
I Do otknow what. 4
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

uo was very ASO, duN SSeWSU AuI-
ried.
II have forgotten my umbrella" he
said, little nervously.
Yes; there it was in the corner, that
horrible umbrella Of his !! but, instead
of going to look for it, he suddenly
came and sat down on the couch by
me. lido not know how I looked, but
I felt ready to die with shame. He
took my hand and kissed it.
"My dear Miss Raymond" he said,
persuasively, "why should We not be
happy together? ( cannot bear to
give you up, indeed I cannot"
I looked at him in doubt.
"Theu you do really like me?" I
asked.
"Do I really like you! Why, what
else have l been saying all along?'
"You said you wanted to take care
of me-"
"Oh, if We are to go back to that"
he began, resignedly. But we did not
20 back to that We went back to moth
Ing, for miserable girl suddenly be-
came the happiest of women. Still I
Was not quite satisfied.
"You would not have come back, if
it had not been for that horrible UNI
brella Of yours" I said, with = little
jealousy.
Every true" he replied, with his
peculiar smile; tsbut I did come back,
and glanced in through the wiudsw
first. and I saw you hiding your lace
on that cushion, and Carlo looking at
you ~ if he thought it strange you
should be 50 forlorn; and so I came in
for my umbrella; and to tell you the
truth, had forgotten it on purpose"
Perhaps he only said it to please me,
but IS I looked IN his face I did not
think 50 then and though years have
passed over us both, I do not, think 80
now. s %As.s.st $
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

Ny arrangements with ono Of the oldest
Importing and Jobbing Houses Of the East,
and having . buyer In the market ell the
time, and buying my Goods all for cash,
Minnesota Merchants will ind bargains At
all times in nv Store. @,'> '@s;'% V0n18-t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

never oderedAs helping hand. He
might It least have written, eoudolsd
mo IN my sorrow. but he did not. And
YET hs was in the nsighborhood. Ae
was often at Nm. Norris's house. Jes-
sie herself told me 20. True, he had
business to transact With her husband ;
but still, how could he do itl
q He did it, and hs did more. Mr..
Norris VA thrown of his horse one
morning and brought home dead. Jes-
sie became = widow, and poor one
said the world. Mr. Norris va not :
rich man after oil, and he left many
debts. I only went 70 go her once. I
found h.r cold, eallous and defiant, un- !.
dor her adlietion ), Ut I would have
gone again # NJ. Thompson had not
been Mr.. Norris executor. He hid
businsss to settle With ths widow, and
t could only intsrfsrs; besides, / could
NOT bsar TO 80 them together. Il ~
very wrong aud vssy usslsas, but Il M
.. Mn. Gzay oftsa cane, oysr % 90
ne. I cannot ny abe eesnfostsd NE
much. She gays mel world q wsazi.
some advice, aad told No m1eh that ]
woald rather not hays heard. Wha,
swss il 10 me nov, that accounts ksp,
him q oftsn and % lats with Jessie
They vsrs both ffss !; and i hs ohoaa
e forgive hsr aad mary hsr, md ifshl
ehoss 70 marry ones more for noaey
] aay Il asain INT - i . nsl
Aadyst I suppose 4 - soastt hing,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

= ~ AT 1T. CLOUD
- 70 - - ~~,f
this mill is,the result of many yesrs'
experisnce, anil has given entire satisfac-
ton whsrever useds Feeling confident that
our Mill and terms,xill meets.your appro-
vi. We respectfully! solicit your orders.
Shop insthe rear Of T. c. AeClure's Bank.
~
1lon44.1y,-. ALEXANDER &>co.
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RArRs oFADvsRrIs1Na.

qaass fOr the Arst Insertion. aud 81 1cslts per
Attorusys ordering In legal aavsrtissnasnts are
resorsi a. accountable for the eost Of the aAs IN
~ there IL special agreement to chargsths same
advance or upon delivery VI the AadAvit. e.
Local Notices, Is cents per line TO translSat, and
l0csuts per line to regular, advertisers.
obituary notices, scents per line; marriage notice.
~ cents.
s. AL political religious olother uoticss, cents
Dor line. zapa<
.. Special place .dvertlssmsnts to beinssrted at
rates agreed upon.
!. fssrly advertissrsto pay quarterly.
8. Strangers must pay in advance, or give salts
factory reference. *Sg
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

JOB PRINTING
OF arl kind, plain colored, executed short NO
tice in The best styls and At st. Paul prices. Print
ng done In German and Norwegian, as we'll ~ Eng
ish, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
PRESCOTT JOURNAL
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
OFFICIAL.

% An, ats pubUsbsd in the state paper, that have
sha word acopy's appended, Sre those seIecteu "
ths secretary Of state, acts Of general intes
est a. provided in sections 81 and sz cnsPeel =,
Newspapers in the state, vhs shall publish IN tnei
rsspectiTs newspapers the acts thus design aztec,
cstiep THOMAS s. ALLEN,
Secretary Of state.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

--"Pride goeth before iall," and it Ere.
Fuently gOeth before waterfall.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW 1okk, AafcH %.
In the Supreme Court to-day Judge Car.
dosa adjourned hearing the motion TO dissolve
the Bloodgood injunction IN the Erie case
till ApriI 10Th. Messrs. Drew and Fiske deny
the sensation statement that Jay Gould has
taken three millions of Erie to Akron, and
say they are beld at Jersey City. The Erie
directors are quietly performing their duties
at Jersey City, and the business CT the road
is steadily increasing
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

Section. Il. Every person elected or appoint
ed 20 I'LL any vacancy under this act shall, be-
fore he enters upon the duties Of his Office, take
and subscribe an oath of Office and file the same
day certified By the oficer taking the same, with
the city clerk and the treasurer, marshal, con-
stable, policeman justice and justice Of the peace
AID sneh athsr oftieots the common council NAV
direct shall seEeraly, before they enter upon the
discharge Of their respective offices, execute TO
the city OF River Falls bond, in such sums and
with such fecuFity aud such conditions the com.
mon council may direct, and the common counc ell
may, from time 60 time, require or additional
bonds, and remove from ofiee sny officer refusing
or neglseting 10 give the same.
sec. 2. The may or when Tresent shall preside
over the meetings Of the common council and shall
take that che laws OF the state and the ordi-
nsnces CT the city within the corporation are
duly enforced aud observed sndlthst all officers OF
the city discharge their respective duties. He shall
communicate In writing to the common council
once year such information as the common coun-
ell may require aud shall communists encs
year such Information as he may deem necessary.
Sec. 3. AZ tne arst meeting of the common
council each year or ss soon thereafter as may be-
they shsll proceed 70 elect By ballot one Of ther
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

Section 1. The common council shall have
power to lay out public squares, grounds, streets
and alleys, and TO widen the same, as follows (:
Whenever ten or more freeholders residing In any
ward, shall by petition represent to the common
council that IL Is necessary to take certain lands
within the ward where such petitioners may re-
side for public USE for the purpose of laying out
public squares, gro ands streets or alleys, the
enIarging and widening Of the same, the courses
and distances, metes and bounds Of the lands
proposed to be taken, together with the names aud
residences OF the ownsrs of such premises, III the
same shall be known to the petiuensrs, to be set
forth in such petition, the common council shall
thereupon cause notice OF such application to be
given to the occupant or occupants of ruch lands
not be in the actual occupation of any person,
then the common council shall cause such notice,
describing near as may be the premises proposed
to be taken, to be published in the official paper
for four weeks at least once in each week. 4
Sec. 2. Such notice shall state on a certain date
therein TO be named, not less than ten dey from
the serVice of such notice she expiration of such
made to the judge of circuit or county court
of Pierce county, for the appointments of twelve
Jurors to view said premises, and TO determine
whether 10 will be necessary expedient to take
the same for the purposes specified in said itlon.
Sec.s3. Uponitke presentation Of such application
and upon proof Of the publcstion service of the
notics hersinbefere required, the said Judge shall
residents OF the city, but not interested in such APP
plication The said Judge shall there upon issue bis
precept, directed to said jurors, requiring them
within thirty days to view said premises speci-
fed IN said and TO make returns under their
hands TO the common council, whether in their
Judgment ft Is necessary to take said premises for
the purposes specified in such application.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04
cation with Warnoth and other Stat.

cation with Warnosh and other State
authorities during the disturbances
His course met their warm approval
as i, does of all clssscs. Keller ron,
resen's that up to date Of Gen. Stead.
man assuming charge, the police was
utterly worthless, being com posed of
2i3 negroes and 1870 whites. Ma
riots have occurred since the chance
of police, aud no city is more ouic,
aud orderly than New Orleans since
the change. Rousseau courts search.
ing investigation of his management
Of affairs during the recent troubles
Washington, Nov. 26.-lmpression
increases that Grant will he subject,
ed to all restrictions which have
erampcd johnson.
Admission of Louisiana Congress.
men chosen at the recent election
highly improbable. Opposition to
their admission strengthened by up.
official statement Of Col. keeler 10
the effect that Gen. Rousseau con,
Cured with the Radical leader, in
the opinion that negroes could not
safely vote.
All departments closed, Seward
and Randall visited johnson.
This mornings Tribune rays Gen
Kousseaus staff officer tells the As.
,ociated Press, and the Associated
Press tells us. he has behaved admi.
ably in New Orleans. This author.
ity may or may not be considered
good for this particular statement,
but for another made in the same
connection, i, cannot be questioned.
Fhe staff officer informs us that the
Louisiana Republicans did not vote
at the late election, because they be.
lieved thu, the rebels would make il
,hsslc for them to do so, and that
Rnns eau concurrcd in their views.
Omission of tho iron clad oath to
federal jurors by Judge Chase a,
Richmond, excitcs no serious CON.
ment from Radical papers.
Following is an extract from a let.
'cr from Seward to Welles regarding
Paraguayan complications The
situation thus presented seems to nc
so critical that have thought il my
duty to advise the President that the
rear admiral, Davis, should be in.
structed to proceed with adequate
force at once to Paraguay, and take
such measures as may be found ne.
cessary to preserve the lives and pro.
reriy Of American citizens there, and
in the exercise Of n sound discretion,
to demand and obtain prompt redress
from any extreme insult or violence
that may have been arbitrarily CON.
milicd against the flag of the United
States"
/ Liverpool, Nov. 30, evening.--Cot.
ton closed active and buoyant up
lands on the spot lla@llt and to
arrive l03d Orleans lia@llad. /;
sales 20 900 bales.
New York, Dec, /, noon.-Money
easy at 6@7pct sterling,9t. Gold
l35, Cotton quiet, but steady up.
lands 25ic.
New Orleans, Dec. Cotton &C.
tive middling 23lc.; Gold 1876.
Sugar dull and irregular common
s@si, prime II and clarified lao
l22c. Molasses dull and unsettled (;
common $1,000 aud prime to choice
6o@66c. Flour 6rmcr; supertine
SO IS, double extra 81 l2a@7 25
and treble extra 81 l2t@s 80.
Liverpool, Dec. !, eyening.-Cot.
ton quiet, but firm uplands 11g@
! II and Orleans I'D sales ", 600
bales Yarns and fabrics ut Man.
chester dull.
New York, Dec. |, evening.-Cot.
ton firm, but less active sales $500
bales at 25fc. Gold quiet 1873.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

HE FidHT IN SEWER CouNrY,
YAK >NsAs "A Radical Account
A Little Rock dispatch Of the 18th,
to the St. Louis Democrat, says of the
previously reported fight ~ Centre
Point, Sewer county, Ark, that Gen.
Patterson report OF the matter states
that he sent detachment Of militia
under Major DENNY, to occupy Cen.
tire Point. Just before arriving there
they met one hundred Ku.Kluy,
drawn up in line Of battle. The Ku.
klux killed one militia man and
wounded several others. Major
DENNY then charged their line, killed
nine Of them, and wounded many
more, capturing twenty prisoners asd
twenty stand Of arms and thirty.avs
horses and mules, and completely
routing the remainder of the party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

TuE GnsAr PIcroxrAL AxxuAL.--Hos
letters United States Almanac for 1907
Tor distribution, grdfis, throug bout zoe
United States and all civilized couuifie'
OF the Western Hemisphere, will -
published about the Hrst Of January
and all who wish to understand tho true
philosophy OF health should read ana
ponder the valuable suggestions il con-
tains, In addition 10 mn admirable
medical treatise on the causes, prese,al
ton, and cure OF great variety oil o.,
senses, il embraces large amount o
Information interesting to tho merchAnh
the mechanic, the miner, the farmer
the planter, and professional man 40.
tho calculations have been made 10
such meridians and ATTITUDES a. aH
most suitable for n correct and ccmpr
hcnsive National Calendar.
The nature, uses, and rx.rsordi"A1
sanitary effects Of Hoststtcrs stoInaas
bitsers, the staple tonic and altefflII
ct more than half the Christian ~els'
are fully set forth in it, pages, wn ,.s
are also interpreted with pictorial ~.
trations, valuable recipes for the hous
hold and farm, amusing reading nsn'
original and sciectcd. Amcng the ~
nuas to appear with the opening o. ~ s'
year, this will DO ono Of the mort user
and mae be had for tie axkfss ~
for copies to the Central Msnuiso'o.
Mt Pittsburgh, Pa, or to tho near
dealer in llossstters Stomach bi".
The Bt,crs are sold in every city Tow
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