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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCA lONA1.
The object OF this communication
is most respectfully to call the at
tention of the community, at large,
to the inconvenience and embarrass-
ment to which many of our schools
are subjected, and to the serious dis
advantages of which accrue to the
pupilin consequence of frequent tar
diness and irregular attendance at
school. If parents could only ap-
preciate how prejudicial frequent
absences are to the whole school,
how annoying and disheartening to
the teachers, and how permanently
injurious, TO the scholars, they
would not thus interfere with the
progress Of their children by de-
tanning them at home upon the
slightest ground, would not thus
grieveously add to the labor and
vexation of the teacher, nor form
in their children early habits which
cling to them through life-cause
them to become listless and discour
aged in their studies and perhal s
Ideprive them forever Of the rich
fruits of that education which tends
in childhood to form a manly, gen
erous, and upright character; and
under the guidance of which alone
the faculties of the mind can be
properly developed and wisely ap-
|plied.
The best schools can do but lit
tie for those who are frequently
absent. There will be failure, let
teachers possess whatever qualifica
tons they may, if scholars are not
sent regularly to the school rooms,
and kept there long enough for
some permanent impressions to be
made on their minds. Irregular at
tendance will in great measure neu-
tralize all the benefits to be derived
from the best arrangements that car
be made by the n ost skilful teacher
!; that ever undertook to unfold anG
!. direct the faculties of the human
mind. It operates much more pow
erfully upon the minds of the you'll
than parents seem to suppose. Some
think that if child has once entered
the school-room that progress is in
, evitable, and that however distan
f from the teacher after that, either il
body or mind, there is q kind o
) magnetic influence by which he cal
be reached; and the teacher mus
: be held accountable for his improve
ment. But the truth is, child ma,
attend school for six months, or
3 whole year, yet so irregular, or q
/. intervals so far apart, that it will b
f fortunate if he knows as much a
r the end of the term as at the com
e mencement.
J. 1t is not merely the lessons Of tn
day that the absent scholar looses
but what is of far greater conse
quence, the interest, however grea
+ he may have previously felt, is al
: lost. Every experienced teache
! can instance hundreds, who, Will
V they were more regular and promp
in their attendance, manifested tn
: deepest interest and pleasure il
their studies, standing at the head o
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28
H Hereafter the REPUBLICAN,
will be issued on Friday morning.

EE A new German Republican
Daily is shortly to be started in
Cincinnati, Ohio. The plucky Ger
man Republicans of Cincinnati are
determined to have reliable Jour-
nal OF their own.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28

An ACCIDENT. Geo. Heck, son of
John Heck, Esq, while running a
circular saw, at Heck's mill three
miles below this place, last Satur-
day, was struck on the head by a
board thrown from the s1w and Sc
verely injured.-Hancock jeff.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The re-
suit of the election for United States
Senators in Virginia is variously re-
ceived here. There is very general
satisfaction at the choice of Lieu
tenant Governor Lewis, whose ar
dent Unionism trougEout the war
never abated. Of Judge Johnston
little is known, save that he was so
far identified with the rebellion as
to require removal of his disabili-
ties by Congress J ear, and half
ago, which was done. He will,
therefore, be able to take the modi-
fed oath made and provided for in
such cases. The general beliefherc
is that the election of the latter is q
Cancellation of the extreme or Dem
ocratic element in the ranks of the
so-called Walker Republican Party,
and that the result is the election of
one Senator who will act uniformly
with the Republicans. and Of anoth-
er who will act as uniformly with the
Democrats, and faithfully represent
that portion of the Walker party
which is bound to support the Dem
ocatic candidate for the Presidency
in 1872.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28

R- The Republican Banner,
which has done much more than
any other paper to bring about Mr.,
Johnson's defeat, says of Judge
Cooper: .-..
We recognize in his selection, as
we should also have done in the
election of any one of the gentle
men who gave way in order that
his name might be brought safely
before the joint convention, the tri-
umph Of truly conservative, pa
cific, national and progressive pub
lie sentiment. He isjustly regarded
one of the rising statesmen of Ten
nessee, universally esteemed for his
spotless character, his eminent abll-
tiles and genuine conservatism. In
politics he was consistent Wing, q
staunch Unionist during the war,
and since as thoroughly Conserv-
ative. The selection Of such rep
resentative man at the present june
ture of affairs, State and national We
consider the best bard Tennessee
has played since the restoration ;
and the present General Assembly
could not have signalized the peace
full era in which they are assembled
as the peoples chosen conservators
more eloquently to the nation and
world, than by the verdict OF theil
ballot yesterday. In congratulate
ing our honored and deserving fel
low citizen upon the result, we con
gratulate the people of the whole
State, also without regard to politi-
cal opinion or differences, upon sc
salutary and satisfactory compro
mise of our Senatorial contest.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28

ne The earthquake, which star
tied New England on the 22d inst,
extended from Connecticut to the
eastern border Of Me. AS in the
case of the shocks of October 29th
and 3Oth, 1927, and November IS,
1855, its dire ction was eastward
1t was felt in Connecticut and at
Springfield and Worcester, Mass,
about five A. NJ, while Eastport,
Maine, was shaken at half-past five.
Allowing for the different standards
of time at the two extremes, it must
have run its course in about twenty
minutes. The effects were slight,
being mainly confined to the rat
tling of doors and windows, and
ringing of door-bells. It was not
nearly so severe as the earthquakes
Of the last century above mentioned.
On the 9Th inst, a much more. vio-
lent shock visited Mendocino coun-
ty, Gal, prostratins a number of
chimneys, and doing other damage.
The volcanoes on the northwes,
coast of America are reported to
have given sings of increased activ-
lty lately, and it may be interesting
for natural philosophers to inquire
into the connection be tween this
fact and the terrestrial commissions
on the Pacific and Atlantic shores
Gin. Gazette.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28
TAXATION.

The following is the total rates of
taxation for all purposes in the diff
ferent townships in this county, for
the year 1869, as taken from the Of
fetal report:
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28
Earthquake in New England.

LS1T CHUuAAc LII NcW LnS 1S1nus
CONCORD, N. H., Oct. %.
A distinct shock of an earthquake
was felt here at 80 this morning.
1t was also felt at White River. Lit
tleton, and heavily at Wells's River.
Various other places report having
experienced shock.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct %.
An earthquake this morning was
felt here. Reports received show it
was felt as far east as St. John, as
far north as Kendallsville, and south
as far as Paris.
BosroN, MASS, Oct. %.
An earthquake this morning was
felt very distinctly in Boston and
vicinity.
f.. SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Oct. %.
A slight shock of an earthquake,
lasting twenty seconds. was felt in
this city at 6 o'clock this morning
HARTFORD, Oct. %.
A shock of earthquake was dis
tinctly felt about five O'Clock this
morning. 1t was all felt at Wind
sor and other parts of the State.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28
LIABILITIES

Circulating Notes received
from Comptroller 94.5OO 90
Less amt on hand. 4, ,299 90
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28
DRY G00DS!
tF- - 'ft4

Dress Goods, Mems Wear
Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Carpets. and Gro
ceries .4
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-28
N e w GOODS.
MAXWELL & BEERY

ON the Corner opposite the Court.
~ House, are just receiving large
and well selected stock Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
ras SfA.s Or Iowa,
Scott County.
In the District Court Of Scott County, State Of
Iswa
By virtue Of . special execution issued from
the Omcs Of the Clerk Of ths District Court Of
Scott Csuaty, State Of Iowa, in favor Of
John Hornby. and against Baylsy ! Co.. dated
February sth, 1859, and 10 mo directed,
commanding Ne that Of the goods. chat.
tells, stock or interest in any company, debts
due, property in the. hands Of third persons,
lands and tensments (Which are not exempt by
Law mfexecution) of the said Bsylsy 1 Co..
and heretofore levied upsn on Lsndlord's st-
tachment, make. or cause to be made ,hs sum
Of Fear huadrsd and twsnty-two se-loe dollars,
with interests and costs. levied upon the fol-
Lowing described Personal Property in the Coun.
~ Of Scott and state Of Iowa, viz: 357 pair ef
Boots aad Shoes, IS empty boxes. l Stove, 3
Csuatsrs. and 2 Shelves, . let Of Gas Fixtures,
. Show Windows, Ssfa, Sign. Desk, .
Stssls, lot Of Shoe Strings, piece Sole Lsath-
Or, and oss work Table.
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sale At public outcry, At the Store
No. East Second Street, in the City Of .Das-
snpsrt. County Of Ssett and State Of lows, on
Saturday the 18th day Of March, 1859. bstwesn
sAs hours Of . o'clock .. M and 4 o'clock p. m.
Of said day, sale to commence at the hour Of tve
o'clock, p. m, Of said day, and will sell to the
highest and best bidder therefor. in cash. the
above described property, Or su0cisnt thsrssi
70 satisfy the above debt, with interest and
costs.
Dated This 9Th day Of February. 1859.
0USTAvUS SCHNIT0ER,
Sheriff Of Scott County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

ANNUAL. CEBe rrYsCAr
SLATE Of IOWA. AUDITORS OFFICE
IssrRAscs nsrAsrv, .,

~.
issrRAscs psraRrs,Sy !
Tvs Mofsss, January 2sth lssu
The National Insur.pr. camc..
az Nv davenport. IA the st.,. NJ to.s X.
,t.' :" '"ls othr- aeworn sts,,wn,, - .,'
.n a"ion on the thirty first day of NJ. ,s
,s with the prov sions ofnn A., ~
,ne "ene,h Assembly Of the STAT. =, nv "
-, ~ '"s"' ance C'mpan.es. approved A,,l
ite. 1858 and whprca. s.sd .,a,.u. I'u
that sad Insurance Comp,n, /. ,os.... sn"ws
by said Act: s''qolt.d
"sHsF"ss In pursuance Of lsw 7 yoh, A.
hih@ll, Auditor 81 State, do herebv ctrt,,r ~,
.1'~ Insurance company is authorized 10 t,nc..r,
the business OF Fire Insurance III this stats 4.
Asens, properly appointed and authorized 70
canow,s"gs service OF process for and on b,bsIf
y, " ss,a company. rs required by said Act until
the slst day Of January, A. d.. 1870
further certify that said sis,~mrn, .h,~.
ise The actusl ssount Of paid up
Capital ofsaid Company, Dec.
Slst. 1858, to be. .. niss TAO 40
ID. The aggregate amount OF Assets
q said Company, Dec. s,ss
!. ises 70 be. ........... 81, ,'se u
~. The aggregate amount Of Liza
biliiies OF said Compsuy. Dec
:. 'lst. 1888. to be be.....'...... ,a.eos 81
'ih. Tho aggregate Income Of said
Company Tor the year lSos.
!, 10 be......... ........... 1854 -
Nh. The aggregate Expenditures OF
ss,a M COMPANY for the year
1879 TO be. .......... 2t.o'2 ~
iSl.susoss wnxasor. I have here
J - unto subscribed nv name and Of.
hNei tho sea ot ny officc the dav
and date above written
JOHN kLLiUTT.
Auditor OF State
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
WAN

WANrRC-Agents to sell the American Knit
" ting Nschine." Price SIS. The simplest eh cap
eet and beet kaitting Machine ever invented viii
knit W zoe stitches per ninuts. Liberal induce
nents 70 Agents. Address AseRloSs kurrrxe MA.
ssiss W. bseaen Mess, OK 1t. Louis, No.
feo2 disi-moA wed4fn
GENTS wANTKD.-s7s 10 aeoo per .or,h !, |.
"A commission from which twice that amount can
9e nsaS oy selling the Latest Improved Connos
c.nsI rA.s. oIwise MACHINE. Price SIS. For
49,, G. BOWERS 4 CO.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
MRS. m. Il. CURD.

OFFERS HER STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
" for sale ct sacsiAce. Wishing - retire iron
Who wishes 70 invest In we'll payine bueinses.-
Cell within days n you With to secure good bar
gain. Hats and Bonnsts will Be sold very cheap
until that time expifes.
P:s.-Cloak and Dress making done On sheft
notice.
% Brady %. .OavenpoYt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Foa Catarrh buy full pint bottles u VOL.
COTS Annihilator. 10 white wrappers. 81.
Wolcstt's Pain Paint 10 also In white wrsp.
pers only. Sold At Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
AGENTS WANTED
To TRAvEl.

And cell an article needed BY every husiuese man IN
the csuntry. Agents can realise net pront Of fron
SO to $40 per day, cash In hand. Only . few dol
lars necessary to start tho businsse Address win
stamp. WRSTERN PUBLICATION Co,
Corner "a and Perry streets,
sspi9d3wly Davenport I, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

II. PoLLAcK 4 OO.-Cernss I'd and Heffi.
sen sta., are positively selling out at cost
10 close businees. This Is No humbue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
Dissolution.

THB C0.PA1TNRRsnfP REPRrOFoRI EX-
i listing between Strong . Baldwin. has been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Baldwin retiring.
Al claims for or against the nrm will be eettled By
C. ". Otfoag, who will continue the busineee At Nos
= aud ~ East Front Street.
.. v. STRONG.
r 4: BALDWIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Tns MAsousaAps.-Ths Annual Mas.
querads 1T the German Theatre on Satur-
urday evening was truly grand affair and
did honor to to those having charge Of il.
The attendance Of outsiders VA. larger asd
more select thaa ct any previous e.
tertainmsnt Of The kind that " have a.
tended. The galleries we're literally jamnsd
most BY with the elite Of the city, while
below in the space underneath the gslleries
the appearance was the same. In The body
Of hall were the masqusradsrs dressed in sl
manner Of costumes, some Of them Of rich
and costly fabrics, asd representing oil
nations Of the earth aud oil manner
Of men, and women too. Az . general thing
the disgusting Was excellent, one eouldn't
tell their best friends. The tablesux were
significant. neatly. executed, and Of highest
order.
At II o'clock the faces we're uncovered,
and then fellewed mutual sxelamatieps,
some Of pleasure. and SEINE weren't. a
some gallant found thauthe fseinsting bay.
adsre. Who had received his attention ies
the evening, Was IN ugly. masealine man.
Then came prsmenading. dancing and q
joyous time until morning. On the whole
these who attsndsadsd enjoyed . nsst
nagui6csnt time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

DIsrRIcr CoURr.-Businsss 10 being dis.
posed Of slowlv at court. The Grand Jury
have thus far found bills against Ed dward
Miller for assault, and sgainst Henry
Baker for Larceny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

wno's IS ir.-A packags-a mysterious
one, toe, found by Us. The directions arc
30 covered with mud that they are Eligible.
We dare not open it for fear 1t is some
internal machine. The owner can have il
by calling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

CoLsoS's "Firet Lsvee" a. his Academy,
Tuesday svs., the 9th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

No foreign perfume equals the choice
odor of Burnett's Florimel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

AcciDsNr.--On Saturday, as Mr.. Dsvese
was driving into the city, his sleigh tsok .
notion to spill him out. He vas accom-.
panied by non cem nissioned officer frem
the Island, and the result was, somebody
didn't get back before pass run out which,
besides being hurt, Was hard luck for the
corporal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY FEBRUARY g. 1869

DssrRucTIvs Fine AT rMARsxso.-About
10 o'clock Saturday evening the Hawkeye
Brewery At Marengo, in Iowa county, was
discovered to be on FIRE. Fefere the citi.
zens could be summoned 70 the aid Of the
employees Of the sstsblishnsnt. the flames
had made such progress that nothing could
save the building, which wss entirely de-
streysd With al its contents. Loss e10.-
900. The building was owned BY Msssrs.
E. G. Gaudot and A. vignes, whose loss
will probably amount to about % 900. Mr..
J. H. Penney, who rented and operated the
establishment, lost about 81 900. Welsarn
thu FIRE Was undoubtedly the work OF an
incendia.y. There has been considerable
feeling about ETengo for tho last few
weeks in regard to temperance matters,and
an election - to total prohibition few days
ago resulted In the triumph Of the
Temperance men. The cause Of the FIRE will
bs rigiily Investigated. The building was
insured for e. 500.
TEE RAPrps IxPsovEMENrs.-Th Rock
Island Union is informed that Messre. Case
& Co., will have their work on Sycamore
dam well-nigh competed by the end Of the
week. To give the public an idea Of the
Tremendous energy with which the con
tractors nave pu'hed their work, We men,
tion that during the month Of January $50
men made 25 days each on the work. The
lowest sum paid any ono is 81, making an
average Of near 81 500 day, paid out for
labor alone. This value Of the work done
during the month was about 100000. II
must be highly gratifying to river men. in
view Of tho heavy trade expected the COM
ing season, that so wide, deep and regular
q channel is now cut through this ruggid
ledge Of rocks. The difficulty of navigating
this point is now practically overcome. and
the benefit to the commerce of the North-
vest is beyond computation.
.
Don FORGET that Robert krause still
holds forth on Second street, with the lare.
sst and best selected stock Of goods there
10 in the State. Iowa dealers should net
fail to call and see him when they visit the
city. He 10 prepared to ill orders 10 any
amount. He 10 now sdering superior ia-
ducenents to the trade in the way Of liberal
discounts on goods. Call and see him.
ACCIDENT Saturday, as Mr.. Dsvese
was driving into the city, his sleigh tsok .
notion to spill him out. He was accom-.
panied by . non -cem N nissioned officer from
tho Island, and the result was, somebody
didn't get back before pass run out, which,
besides being hurt, Was hard luck for the
corporal.
Wno's IS ir.-A packags-a mysterious
one, toe, found by Us. The directions arc
30 covered with mud that they are Eligible.
We dare not open il for fear 1t is some
internal machine. The owner can have it
by calling.
DIsrRIcr CoURr.-Businsss is being dis.
posed Of slowlv ct court. The Grand Jury
have thus far found bills against Edward
Miller for assault, and sgainst Henry
Baker for Larceny.
No foreign perfume equals the choice
odor Of Burnett's Florimel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

ProEos SHOOTING. shooting fratsrn.
ity ere making arrangements for . big
shooting match to take place in this city on
Saturday Of this week. Three prizes will
be awarded. The 6rst is = $50 ahot gun !;
I'd, s25 in grsenbacks; Sd, tl5 in
gresnbacks. Evbrybedy 10 invited. Open
to the world and Rock Island. Shooting
will commence at 10 o'clock, according 10
the New York rules.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
EArly Rose 4 Goodrich PStatees.

Aso Selec; Lists OF oics and New Bedding Plants
Roses, Dahlias, fuchs!as Gerauinms. q 9ladolas &C.
l3l pages. beautifully illustrated with engravirgs
"a i'll he mailed to all who enclose a postage stamp
Address HENRY A. DREER,
Narseryua an and Se edgrower.
febed.mon4wem Ala Chestnut 81, Philada.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

remember several communications {. ON Mr..
W. b. Holmes in references to tho location
Of the Peoria L Rock Island Railroad, and
how that in one Of them he referred to the
Peoria Transcript, stating that it had been
Csbleized. and would publish nothing un>
favorable to its master. Upon seeing this the
Transcript published low, Safeguarding
reply, in which there is neither sense, ar
gumsnt nor common courtesy, all Of which
shows that the charges made BY Mr.. Holmes
fit the Transcript pretty snugly. The
course Of that journal seemed to justify Mr..
Holmes statsment, and this last literary
effort seems to sfHm it, but that 10 . mat
ter that does not concern us, as the Tran.
script had perfect right to be Cableized.
We know Of . good democratic sheet in
Illinois that is fixed the came way; and We
We also knew Of several other papers that
had chance to bs served in the same way
But in all fairness, will the Transcript an.
swer few candid questions.
First, what object can the people Of
Peoria have in insisting on the location Of
this end Of the road BY route that is ep.
posed, y the sstirs pssple Of Moline, Rock
Island and Dsvsupsrt. vish the exception
Of Ns. Cable and hIs partisslar friends ,
Evidsntly the busiasss tmsa sf Peoria
are looking to this point fos trade. and
why do they lend thsnssvss to . project
whereby they get the i'll will u The people
they would reach Again, what objection
has the 7ranscript to having . committee
Of their business men and Manufacturer
men who eanset be bought up BY Cable
visit this vicinity. They will certainly Be-
received courtssusly. lfthsy merely want
. road through to the river the Coal Val.
ley route 10 good enough, il it 10 ever built;
but if they want any Of the
business Iof this vicinity or Of
the immense country tributary
to thie point, il weuld have been we'll to
have considsre the wishes Of the people,
in matter % small 10 Peoria % the lsea.
ton Of this end Of the road, and . matter
Of such vitsl Importance 10 oil at this
point.
The people Of Peoria certainly act very
strangely in this matter when they desire
the Coal Valley route 10 preference to the
Moline route. They threw away On in.
mense business, large trade and . source
Of profit to the read. and got in return,
nothing. They surely do net understand
the situation.
AnofHsa Goss.-Dsath 10 fast thinning
out the ranks Of the early Pioneers Of Sect
county. Last night one Of the oldest and
most respected Of their number, Nr. Wm.
Hopson. who, nearly thirty ysa:s ago, came
from Kentucky to this county, died. He
was . nest worthy sitissn, . consistent
democrat, and respected BY all. ID
settled in the vicinity Of LsClairs, even bs.
fore such place was known. He has lived
70 sss the country settled up, and bseoue
ese efthe vsalshisst in the State, and havina
dsas his wssk we'll has snly goas up higher,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

HFARTH AND Hexa.-Edited by Donald
G. Mitchell and Harriet, Bsecher Stowe.
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bu,ing . copy Of this number will receive
With it copy ofa fine engraving from q
recent German picture entitled Tho Pet
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entins" from the Publishers to the readers
Of HEARrH AND HoMs No. also contains
first page Valentine picture BY Mast; .
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ments. Price 10 cents.