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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE. l
MEMPHIS. TENN. July %. 1870. J

MONEY.
The money market is more stringent
to-day, especially for thirty and sixty
day notes; our banks, however, continue
to supply regular customers at the usual
rates. Exchange continues firm and
scarce at &c premium selling and par
buying. Local stocks and securities are
quiet and generally inactive at former
quotations. Government securities
opened dull in New York, with decline
Of about &c through the list. The clos
ing street rates of gold at New York last
night was 1921; that of the regular board,
1891. This morning the opening rate
was l22, after which the price declined
to 1919, and subsequently advanced to
1928. The market here is quiet, dealers
taking everything offered in the way of
shipping lots at lc below New York quo
tationS
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If You want good old Megibben
whisky, go 10 276 Second street.
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HATS cleaned and dyed, 1884 Main st.
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Be wise and use Equine Remedies.
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For Urinary diseases use Equine PoN-
ders.
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A Sovereign Remedy, Equine Rene
dies.
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If you want good old Megibben
whisky, go to 276 Second street.
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yXvANTFD-TO HIRE A WHITE GIRL OR
w man and wife. Inquire Of u. Hanauer,
of Schoolfeld. Hanauer a Co., No. 2os Front
street. LII
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CHARLESTON III
been thoroughly r,
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Memphis and Chs
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stable, good eistern
Dunlap and Dupre
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Main and Front.
G. ii. D0RIOh
No 9O4 Front street
OFFICES AND R
WA. WIFE
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WANTED.
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H1XNTED "a COLORED WOMAN TO
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work for q small family. Apply THE Ledger
Office. ILI-ll4
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Equine Remedies are warranted.
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FOR RENT.

PLANTATION AND CROP MORTGAGES
4 for sale in quantities to suit. at this office
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FOR SALE.

YRON-cLAD LEASES. AS AUTHORIZED
i by the last Legislature, for sale at this
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w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
RctheI Block, Office No. 3. Receiver
ships accepted. tau 7
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Following are the nominees of the
Convention:
For Register of Shelby county-John
Brown.
For Attorney General of the Bartlett
Court-Albert NJ. Stephens.
For Probate Judge Of Shelby County
and er-c6iefo Judge Of the Bartlett Cir
cult Court. Z. R. Ray.
D. For Constable of the Fifth Civil Dis
trict-P. NJ. Winters.
For Magistrate of the Fourteenth
Civil DISTRICT. c. Mahan.
The gentlemen nominated are capable
of filling the Offices to which they aspire
with ability. John Brown has been
4" marching on " for some time, and we
are glad that he has at last marched into
/. nomination. Albert NJ. Stephens is a
son Of Judge Stephens, an eminent law
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Mioolebutp Aegister
The state Nominations.

We give elsewhere the result of the
State Convention held at Burlington last
week The ticket thus presented for the
suffrages of the people Of Vermont at the
September election is strong one, in per.
sonal worth,iu public capacity, in popular
sympathy. The name of JONI W. SrEw-
ART, in an especial sense, belongs to Adj
olson county, through birth, education
lifelong residence and community of in
terests. We feel honored by the promo.
ton of our representative men. But a
higher qualification to us in the contem-
plation of this selection, is the eminent
fitness of the choice the high personal
worth, and character of the candidate
his large experience and ability, his de
voted patriotism his mature judgment and
enlarged views But all these are quail.
ties too well known in this county to re.
quire enumeration.
The second place is filled by one who
less prominent in the state. yet occupies
an honorable place in the history of his
county and state during the last lev
years. GEORGE \ Dale is a young mar
Of ability, culture and personal worth
and is experienced in the work of the
Office to which he will soon be called.
JoHN A. PAaE, our present efficient
and trust worthy Treasurer is nominated
tor reelection and it is doubtful if thu
selection could have been improved. Al
q whole the ticket is a strong one. worthy
Of hearty support by very Republican
voter in Vermont.
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The Senate on Friday, by the decisive
vote of 81 to % decided to abolish the
income tax, and the bill being thus radi.
cally changed, at Mr.. Sherman's request,
it was postponed to allow the Finance
Committee time to consider what course
they will recommend now that their pro-
gramme for readjusting taxes is entirely
upset. The high tariff men began to show
signs of renewed vitality as soon as the
vote repeating the income tax was taken,
by arguing that it would now be impossi-
bic to reduce the tariff. Mr.. Sherman
advanced the same idea in his speech say.
ing that, unless the tax upon incomes was
retained it would be inpracticable to re.
duce the duty upon many articles of COM
mon consumption, as proposed in the tariff
sections. This result has produced any.
thing but satisfactory feeling, and
should the proposed reductions in the ia.
riff be negatived as a consequence, it will
lead to very bitter campaign in many Of
the Congressional districts.
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County Convention.

The results of our County Convention,
summed up elsewhere, though different in
,ome respects from what might have been
expected, are creditable to the members
of the Convention, and will be ratified by
the people of the county. But some Of
the proceedings were not so creditable.
Two speeches by gentlemen from Monk
ton were gni6ed-unbecoming to
themselves and uncourteous to the Con.
vention. Aside from those scenes the de.
alterations of the body were characterized
BY fairness and decorum.
Some of the issues, all Of which were
personal in their character, were fought
earnestly and persistently, but We think
left very little if any, bitterness be-
hind.
The assembly was large much larger
than is usual on such occasions, every
town in the county being represented.
The candidates thus put before the
people for their suffrages are among our
best men, and worthy Of the cordial sup
port of every freeman, and should receive
every Republican vote at the election in
September next They will of course be
elected, and their term of service, under
the provisions of our amended constitu.
ton is two years. The excellence of this
selection will do quite as much as any
thing to molify the feeling Of regret which
prevails to some extent, that such an in.
novation was introduced into our organic
law.
The new names upon this ticket are
Calvin Hill and George W Grandcy, for
Senators, Ira W. Clark for States Attor.
ney, Thurman Brookins and Isaiah l..
Strong for County Judges, and John d.
Smith for Probate Judge in the New Ha.
ven District, all Of whom are men of abb
lily. ripe experience, and sound judgment
We commend the entire ticket to the sup.
of the people.
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A Woman in Oshkosh, Iowa, has been
fined IS for stealing a switch from the
head ofanother lady.
A Highlandman, after the battle Pres
tonpans, was stripping the body of an
officer, when comrade begged share
of the plumber Ma, ma" said Donald
you can kill shentleman to yourself"
In Milford, n H., Oh the 18th inst,
Miss Ida Bills, young lady of fifteen,
took pinch of snuff and sneezed incess-
autly for five hours, and at last accounts
was in spasms, in critical condition.
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HORSE RAKE.

sold lasl year 30 d the lthica lndsp nient
Steel Tooth Horse Rake in nine lowns all Of them
on trial, all Of them accepted. do not think any
other rake sold in our county can show such a
record | am expecting number OF these rakes
soon. We warrant the teeth as well as the other
parts against breaking supplying new ones with
out expense to the purchaser As we put these
rakes out on trial. there IL no risk in buying one
ALBERT CHAPMAN, Agent
Miidl.bury, June ia, 1870. IL;
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Centrifugal Power-Hand Power
Ihreshing, Saving, and Other Ma
chimes.

Stepping into Varney q Nichols's ma.
chine shop. yesterday, we saw an order
for two hundred thresing machines for
Michigan, from the man who bought Of the
Smith Brothers the right to use the Cen
trifugal Power Motion in that State. He
wanted them all as soon as they could be
got out One went from that shop, the
day before, to Virginia. Orders for
hundreds of others from different parts OF
the country had been received, some for
samples, some for experiments, and some
from men who owned town, county or
State rights. Looking around the shop
we found nearly all the hands at work on
these machines. or savers and splitters
with the same power applied At one cor
ner we saw DR.. Hamlin, the right hand
man in the mechanical department of
this power busy with machinists finishing
up model of new combinations of this
power. Models Of root-cuttiug, fodder.
cutting machines and cider mill have al.
ready been sent to Washington. DR.. Ham.
lin will soon have it out for grist mills.
Going into S. G. Forsaith's machine
shop, we found them turning out thresh-
ing machines and whatever else pertains
to this power. Mr.. Forsaith said he could
supply all that were ordered if ordered
early enough, but if wanted in September
they must be ordered soon. He makes all
used in this State
Going up stairs, we found ten men busy
in Sargent & McKean's woodwork estab.
lishshment, where extension tables, couu.
tors, desks, cases, and the like, are the
chief business, but now they are largely
engaged on the frames of the threshng,
saving and splitting machines. They are
getting them up strong, handsome, and
much improved on former patterns
We begin 10 think that this Cen,riiu-
gal Power is power in the land =
certainly it is in Manchester. They have
made vast improvements on the threshers
and savers, and are still improving We
are glad to note the success.
Cheap, simple power, that can be APP
piled to nearly all kinds of farm work, is
what is wanted, and it does seem az it ii
was in this discovery.
We are glad to note the success Of
those who have invested in county and
State rights, and that so many of our me-
chanics are finding employment in filling
orders.
One curious fact came TO our notice,
when we asked why the machines were
not made in Michigan. The reply was
that the cars coming to the East from the
West loaded with grain generally had to
60 back empty, and that anything that
would aid the farmers of the West would
be carried back at about as cheap price
as it would cost for the same from Nan
chester to Keene.-Erchanye.
These machines are on exhibition b..
Clark & Weeks at the Office Of the old
Wooden Factory, in Middlebury
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OciNVu WV h'"l'N anu Ii'lonBcu aH-
plause.
Mr. Englesby for the committee on
resolutions, reported the following reso-
buttons, which were duly adopted
Rcsoircd, That the Republicans of Vermont re-
affirm the great principles of government upon
which her Institutions were originally founded and
from which have sprung the prosperity and pro-
gress of her people.
Rcsoirej That the mission of the Republican
party is not ended; but that the great work it has
so far rricd on, it will continue 1t will en-
nance individual liberty and enforce obedience to
law 1t will reduce the burden Of taxation i'm
posed upon the people by their enemies, while it
will also continue to diminish the public debt and
public expendit re. 1t will administer the gov
eminent with economy and at the same time keep
the public faith inviolate. 1t will sympathze, ms
| it always has done, with all sincere struggles for
liberty among foreign nations, while it also OBJ
serves the scrupulous fidelity to international law
which it demands from other governments and
peol les
ReSohtd That we cordially endorse the admin
istraton of President Grant and will in the fu-
ture, in the past 1ealously support it in the the
same course If honor and benft to the country
Resolued That we will heartily support the can
didates this day nominated.
/ Resolutd That in the death Of Governor Wash
burn the State lost an able and popular chief mag
istrate. Revered and honored by the people Of
the State in his life, his memory will be held in
atfectonate regard
Other appropriate speeches were made
before the Convention by, Hon. Julius
Converse, the Hon. Geo. n Dale, Sena-
tor Edmunds, Hon. G, W. Willard and
others but We have no room for their re.
marks.
State Committee for the ensuing two
years
Il. F Fiield, Montpelier
Geo. A. Merrill, Rutland
II. G.. Root, Bennington
Stephen Thomas, Fairlce.
/ Kittridge Haskins, Brattleholo
Franklin Fairbanks St. Johnsbury.
Albert Clark, st. Adams
Q. n Elkins, Troy.
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I)I Ed.

TILLoTsoN--ln East Middlebury June 2la
Chandler riliotson, aged o. years and nonths
Mr. Tilotson a native Of this town and va,
all his life a resident here
HRNESWAr--In Mooers, y y. Jun. lsth Mrs.
Clara L. llemenwsy, wife Of Capt Emmett NJ
Fitch, Of Mooers, and daughter of Rev A Hem
enway OF West Hartford, aged % years.
MoRRlsoS-Iu New York, june lith, Daniel,
son of Nathan and Mary Morrison, aged 20 years
and 8 mouths.
LApp--In Benson, June 18th Jaues Ladi,
aged Is years.
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Addison County Republican t,onVen
ton.


The Addison County Republicans as-
sembled in Mass Convention At the call
of the County Committee on Thursday
last The Convention was called to or
der by Hon L. f Smith, of Monkton,
Chairman of the Committee, who nomi.
mated as temporary President, Hon. Hen
ry Lane, of Cornwall On motion, l..
Z. Knapp and II. c. johnson were elect
ed temporary Secretaries. On motion OF
Hon James NJ. Slade a committee Of
five was appointed by the chair to nomi-
nate officers for the permanent organiza-
ton, as follows James NJ. Sladc, NJ. W.
c. Wright, s. F. Atwood, Fl. n Sollace,
WIN. P. Nash.
In behalf Of the County Committee,
L. D. Eldredge, Esq, submitted prop.
osition fer basis for the regulation Of
the number of delegates from each town
in the nominating committee as follows
One delegate from each town and one
delegate for every fifty votes aud every
fraction offfty votes cast for the Repub.
lican candidate for Governor at the pre-.
ceding election The proposition was
adopted.
The Committee on permanent Organiza.
ton reported the following, who were cleo.
ted:
President, Henry Lane, of Cornwall
Vice Presidents. Marshall Smith, NJ.
W. c. Wright, Aaron Field, Howard
Clark.
Secretaries Lyman +. Knapp, H. Z.
johnson.
On motion Of Mr. Sade the following
we're appointed by the chair as Commit.
tee on Resolutions James NJ. Slade, E.
D. Warner, Edward Seymour. Charles f.
Abel, l.. d. Eldredge
On motion of Hon. Oliver Smith u
committee was appointed by the chair to
nominate County Committee for the
two years ensuing, as follows Oliver
Smith, n. j. Allen, Gascs Rich. j. W.
Boynton, H. c. johnson.
On motion Of l.. d. Eldredge, Esq
the Convention took recess Of thirty
minutes to enable the towns to select their
delegates for the nominating committee.
On the expiration of thirty minutes
the Convention was again called to order
by the President and the roll of delegates
was read by the Secretary with two sets
Of delegates from the towns of Middle.
bury and Monkton The Middlebury
matter was settled by the Convention and
the Monkton matter was re-committed tC
the members of the Convention from thai
town.
The roll of delegates for this commit
tee, as finally settled was as follows:
ADDIsoN-D O. Smith, G. W. Reed
Q, W. Strong.
BRIDPoRT-M Smith, H. N. Sollace
A. A. Fletcher.
BRIsToL-J. b. Farr, G. p, Bush, So
lou Sumner, Hiram Sumner.
CoRNwALL-H. F. Dean, Frank Hook
er. s. d. Carr.
FERRIsBUReu-Aaron Field, Putnam
Allen, G. c. Martin.
GosBrS-E j. Brown, j, Carson,
Washburn.
GRANvILLE-Wm. c. Chaffee, 4.
Hubbard, H. b. Hayes.
HAEcocK-John f. Wright. John /
Rhodes.
LEICESTER John Preston, VIM Sel
mour Alden.
LINCOLN Enos p. Hoag, X. r. Hill
Howard Clark, s. NJ. Colby, A. A, HE
MIDpLEBuRY-James NJ. Slade, o.
Copstock,' D. Rider, Albert Chapman
Hammond, c. D. Earl
MosKgos-L. Z. Smith, s. F. AtwoO'
Q. /. Nimblst, Ezra Collins.
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JUST RECEIVED at THOMPSON'S

~ A lot Of
StereOscOpes & StereOscOpic
" f. w S,
embracing views Of Egypt, Palestine and the Ho
~ Land. Marine Views, Elegant French Trans
parencies, and a great variety Of miscellaneous
views, for sale by the dozen or singly Also fine
collection Of
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS.
which are selling very fast. Also Just receive
several more pairs Of real FRENCH VASES of
recent Importation. Call soon and make your So
lection. Y. A. THOMPSON
4;2w Shedon's Bloek
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EuRorE.-The Papal Nuncio in Paris,
having, by order Of the Pope, published
answers to the address sent from France
10 Rome on the Council, was reminded
by the Foreign Minister that he had ex-
:eeded his functions. The Nuncio ex.
pressed his regret at the irregularity aud
promised not to repeat it. = The Police il
Limerick, Ireland, on Thursday, found
quantities Of loaded bombs in an unoccu.
pied house. The owner was arrested
The riots in Cork have subsidized Sever.
al arrests were made. and some Of tn,
rioters have already been sentenced to
the severest penalty the law imposes 4
hospital is to be built in Edinburgh, Scot
land, to commemorate the services Of the
late Sir James Young Simpson, the emf
nent chemist.-The cable to Wexford,
ireland, has been repaired.-The yacht
Cambria left Cowes yesterday for Queens
town, the starting point of the transatlan.
tic race on July 4.-The Chinese En-
bassy has left Turin for Florence. The
Emperor of Russia is at Stuttgart on a
visit.-The Carlist Junta repudiates, from
Paris, the design attributed to it of re-
viving the Inquisition in Spain.-The ex-
petition to exterminate the pirates in
Oceanica, to be sent by England and
Holland, is to be participated in by Spain.
The Spanish Cortes, instead of passing a
decree of amnesty, conferred authority
upon the Government to proclaim amnes-
ty when they saw fit. The Government
of Spain proposes consolidation of all its
loans
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The system frequently gets out of ordsl ami
should be aI once regulated, else other troubles
will ensue; when phy'ie is needed take Parsons
Purgative Pills, they are safe Wholesome, and
natural medicine
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MOVING MACHINE FOR SALE

A NJ. secondhand buck-Eye Alow,f vail be
sold eh .p. l. In good or|er, having been used
but twc seasons. knquir, at this stiiee, or Of
D l. BOYII.
Middlebury. Jane Is, 1870 A:lw
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Too.haehe proceeds from ague in the face, opera
ting upon the exposed nerve Of decayed toooth
Rub the gum thoroughly with the finger, wet with
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. heat the face well
and lap flannel wet with the liniment on theiacec
also put little of the liniment into the cavity Of
the tooth on cotton.
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MARRIED.

l GooDfEAR-CuRris--ln Rochester. June "a
BY Rev. X. NJ. Harlow. Gilmore ]. Goodyear and
Miss Sarah j, Curtis, both Of Ripton.
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Some curious incidents Of the great
storm in Boston last Monday are report
ed. In one street during the hail. some
clerks derived much amusement from
throwing large pieces of ice into the street
from upper stories. whereupon the sur
prised spectators picked them up and
measured them for enormous hail stones
In one of the large factories of the city
the girls employed there, some 300 il
number became terribly frightened, and
several Of them tainted. The foreman
suggested that they had better start &
song or hymn, when Catholic girl i'm
mediately started the Litany, and wal
soon Joined by about forty others, ant
they kept it up in good style till thu
storm abated, thus " singing down tn,
storm,
The steamer Van Zandt arrived at Al
ton on the 10th inst, having in tow tn,
largest raft ever ahoat on the Mississippi
The raft contained 100000 feet of lum
Der and covered an area of three and one
half acres.
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Caution to Purchasers of the Peruvian ,urupl d
protected solution of the protoxde Of iron) Be
ware Of being deceived by any of the preparation
Of Peruvian Bark, Bark and Iron which maj
be offered to You. Every bottle Of genuine has
Peruvian Syrup (pot Peruvian Bark blown in
the glass
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Paints, Dry and III Oil,
DREAD LOAF INN.

After July Isl the price OF Dinners At the
Bread Loaf Inn, ior pleasure parties, will be : H.
Children halt and TIN se-quarter prices. All ex-
ina charges avoided as fan as possible.
JOSEPH BATlELL.
kipton, juno u, $50. l3iu
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Why not let your pains and aches your eomlort
spoil! cure is sure by using Renne's Magic
Oil Then don't go scolding round the house dear
woman, husband and children blame, ''they are so
inhaman 4" but send for Renne- Pain-killing
Magic OIL and ,ay, "You Run :"
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MARKETS.
Boston Market.
Cambridge Cattle Market,

TUESDAY,, June n
Number VI cattle received this week, 42i
sheep, 1850; Swine, $50
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HEARTH AND HOME for this week dated
June 25th) contained the series of sketches
entitled 'Jethro TROOPS Night Thoughts,
by John Thomas, who is no other than
Petroleum v Nasty. The great humor-
list will take an honest country boy to the
city, conduct him through the usual ex-
perience, and restore him to his home a
sadder and wiser boy, satisfied that the
peaceful, honest, and temperate life Of
the farmer is the best and safest life that
can be lived This is the lesson greatly
needed at this time, and Nasty is the
man to teach it.
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A Coon NuMBRR.-The PnRENoLoaI.
CAL JOURNAL and PAcKARD's MONTHLY
for July begins its 5lst Volume, with
marked improvements. 1t contains, be-
sides Physiogomy, Ethnology, Pshcholo-
gy, etc. portraits and characters Of Bee
thoven, Sir Samuel W. Baker and Wife,
Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, Mark Lemon /;
The Governors of New York; Types of
the Beyrout Population Measuring Men;
Physical Education Ravages of Wild
Beasts; Summer in the Fields; Reform
for Women; We must Rest Wit, with
a Moral Love and Liberty; Vacations ;
The Invisible Monster Pastors Wives ;
Glimpses of Western Editor; The
Electric Post Was St. Paul a Bachelor
Success in Life Equal Pay for Women ;
Integrity; Up in The Skies To Core
spondents, etc. Only SO year, and is
offered at $3.50 for half year, July to
Jan Address s R. WELLS, Ss9 Broad
way, New York.