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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06

HOWARD SANITARY AND AID ASSOCIATION.
ll-For tho Relief and Cure Of the Errlng anil Un-
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Essays on tho Errors Of Youth, and the Foies Of
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sanitary aid for tho afflicted sont kss In sealed en- :
yelopos. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06

The yield Of red clover is
abundant in all parts of the
State.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
LIFE I'M UTAH
MYSTERIES OF MORMONiSM

ByJ. II. BEADLE, Editor Of the Salt Lake Repo,
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
BREVITIES.

Wool is selling in Logan
county at IS to 40 cents. :
A Troy bridegroom paid the
minister two dollars and then
walked off with the latter's new
beaver.
The total value Of real prop
erty in Pomeroy is $l,41S,925.
The Mahoning Vindicator
quotes wool in the Youngstown
market at DO and Is cents in
cash, and As and 80 cents in
trade.
William King, of Green Val.
ley, Knox county, has COW
that his given birth to six
calves during the past five
years. III
A negro named Betz is in
the custody of the law for steal
ing 81 IS from the Dresden
postoffice.
The Findlay Jeffersonian says:
Wool is coming in freely, and
commands from 38 to Al cents,
according to quality.
Wool at Cambridge contin-
ues to range from 35 to 40 cts,
with few choice lots bringing
Al, and extra choice AZ.
Odd Fellows Hall, at New.
ark, has been beautifully fres-
coed and refurnished.
The Newark, Somerset and
Straitsville railroad contractors
have ordered a locomotive of
an eastern builder, which will
be on hand in the course of a
few weeks.
Several sales of wool at 41c,
and a few at 42c, have been
made during the past week at
Newark.
The harvesting of wheat and
barley has commenced a week
earlier shan usual in Licking
county, this year.
The Hooking Sentinel has
been informed that some of the
operators in coal, at Nelson
vile, propose importing some
Cinnamon to the Valley, for
the purpose of trying them in
the mines.
Quite a large amount of
wool has been brought into
the Tifin market, fastened
greatly by the high price it
has commanded, 40 and AZ cts.
The Advertiser believes Tiffin
buyers are paying more than
those of neighboring towns. i
In a Congressional church in
Chicago, just built at a cost of
$lSO,000, a novel arrangement
has been introduced. The
pulpit is provided with cop
per speaking-trumpet, which is
connected with eleven pews,
where, with rubber hose and
cup attached, the deaf may en-
Joy a sermon as well as their
more fortunate brethren.
A man has figured it up, and
found that in forty years man
uses up exactly two years in
blowing his nose. s.ss.ssa... i;sla1.3 si.1is3
1t is reported that Dickens
left a fortune Of about $400,.
900, besides the copyrights of
most of his works. The story
of edwin brood" has been so
far proceeded with and the plot
mapped out, that the friend and
relative Of the novelist, Wilkie
Collins, has undertaken to COM
plete it.
A Western judge while
bathing in the river lately, was
robbed by boys of all his cloth
ing except silk hat and UNI
brella, in which attire he had
to make his way home.
A gentleman returned to
New York from the country
unexpectedly a few nights ago,
found his house brilliantly
lighted from garret to cellar, a
band in the hall, and the Bid
dies and their friends and rela-
tions having a breakdown in
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
Portsmouth Branch.

Trains Connect at LoVeland
For all points on the Little Miami Railroad, and
at the indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad juno
tion for all points West
W. w! PEABODY,
Master Of Transportation;
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06

~ agricultural writer and engineer. Contains over
tO0otavo pGgOs, and 2ll illustrations. A book Of
old worth and practical utility tcwcrk ngmcn Of az
ry trade and occupation. M Prices low TO tult tho
times Commissions thS most liberia, and sales rapid
IIANNAFoRD N co, PubllSbem Of Flrt.Closs.
Subscription Books, III West Fourth Street. ClncIn.
nat, o.
I Also wanted Agents for our DrAvE, PurE BooR. DR.
Nnpbcys' Physical Lfo Of woman Tho prIcc Of
which 10 ta ...s.,t Apr6. IL y"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06

Quite a large amount of
wool has been brought into
the Tiffin market, fastened
greatly by the high price it
has commanded, 40 and AZ cts.
The Advertiser believes Tifin
buyers are paying more than
those of neighboring towns.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
MONTHLY NOTICES.
Inc Living pTncI,ine.

Injurc the main spring Of watch and ev-
cry portion Of the works becomes disordercd.
The human stomach is 60 the human system
what that elastic piece Of metal Is to ohro-
nomoter. II influences tho action of the
OF or organs, and controls, TO certain ex-
tent, the whole living machine, Tho COM
parson may be carried further: for Ms the
weakness or other impcrfcetons of the main
spring is Indicated on the face of the time
piece, so also is the weakness OF other disoi a
der Of the stomach betrayed by the face Ct
the Invalid. The complexion is sallow or
faded, the eyes are deficient In lusire and in
telligencc, and there is worn, anxious ex-
preston in the whole countenancc which tell
rs plainly as written words could dos that the
great nourishing organ whose Office it is 10
minister to the wants of the body, and to
sustain and renew all its parts, is not per-
forming its duty 1t requires ronoyating and
regulating, and to accomplish this end Hos
letters Stomach Bittors may be truly said to
be the only thing needful, The broken main
spring of n watch may be replaced by a new
one, but the stomach can only be repaired
and strengthened, AMI this is one of the oh
jccts of the famous vegetable restorative
which for eighteen years has been waging u
successful contest with dyspepsia in elm ties.
As n specific for indigestion il stands alone.
When the resources OF the pharmacopnia
have been exhausted, withoutl Mt best, doing
more than mitigating the complaints n course
of this wholesome and palatablc, yet power
full, stomaehic effects perfect and peIma-
ncnt cure. In all cases OF dyspepsia the liN-
or Is moro or less disored, and upon this i'm
portant gland, as well M upon the stomach
and bowels, the Bit,ors act with singular dis
tinctness, regulating and rcinvigorating cy-
cry secretiye and assimilating organ on which
bodily and mental health depend.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
COURT or APPEALS I'm TIE
SOUTHWEST.

We have said nothing about the
proposition to ciiabgc the rlace for
holding the Court of Appeals from
Abingdon to Wythoville, for the reason
that we have'rcgarded it as too ridicu-
lous to he seriously considered. The
Enterprise would, however, have Tia
believe that 1t is in earnest, and since
50 many of our Eastern friends are i'll
informed about tire Southwest and
matters that concern us litost deeply,
we deem it proper to enter protest
against having CHS important court
sit on White Top Mountain, where
no one but a balloonist can approach,
or to its being buried in the Wythe
Lead mines for we have had enough
of lead, and since the Richmond hor-
ror the court itself objects to mines.
After careful consideration of the
question all former Legislatures have
thought Abingdon the most suitable
site. 1t is the centre of Irrigated bust
ness, point easier of access, with bet
ter buildings, its courthouse not being
surpassed by any in the State and built
| with aa especial view to this court, n
bar equal to any in Virginia, having
fine libraries and n law society in cUurSe
of formation; a refined, educated socie-
ty, wealthy and Intelligent The no.
tells are good ana larger, and more COM
modious buildings are being erected.
1t has every advantage necessary and
is sufficiently convenient 70. all parts
of the district.
As to Wythevillc, it is as ;ncunveni-
ent, 10 the great bedy of citizens intend
cd to be accommodated, as is the city of
Lynchburg.
1t is up in the region of perpetual
frost and rains, where even the peach
don't flourish it is dis;anta mile from
the depot, its public buildings are cid,
cramped, dirty, dingy and gloomy.
There is no comparison between the
two places and we are surprised that
there should be IA contest. We some
times find it necessary to take Abing-
don on our knee and spank It, but we
like it all the better for that.
Not long ago a prominent lawyer of
Wytheville admitted that the Court
house at that place was not suited
to the sessions of the Court of Appeals
stated that 1t was thelrintention to sell
the Poorhouse and use the money to
build Courthouse. Now we protest
against 30 high handed ain outrage
upon the poorpeople of Wythe county
and say to our many friends, in the
Legislature of Virginia, 20 for AbiHg-
don and'do not require us to climb the
Alps.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

The sensible and statcsman-likc
course of Senator Courtney, of the
law firm of Cannon & Courtney. and
Mr.. Lovenstien, of the old and well
established dry goods house of Levy
Il Bro, a member Of the House OF
Delegates will go FAR to redeem Rich
mond.
The passage of tie Consolidation
bill was essentially the first step tc
be taken in reestablishing trade rela-
tations between Richmond and the
Southwest. Men of sound sense and
business sagacity could not fail to
comprehend the ruin that would have
followed the success of the policy OF
Garrett, Wilson, the salt MO, opoly,
Jno. b. Baldwin and other foreign
and domestic combinations.
The day is not distant when the
trancendent importance of consolida-
ton will be fully understood and ap-
preciated by certain wooden heads of
Richmond, then Richmond will be
justly proud ef her Courtneys, her
Lovenstiens and her Crenshaws.
We cordially extend the right hand
of fellowship to these gentlemen, and
give it as our deliberate Judgment
that they have done more to establish
friendly relations between the South.
west and Richmond than all Rich
mond besides.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10


JUI OF Gillenwaters and Chancellor
Smith are announced as candidates for
the Offices they now hold, and we pre-
sumo the radical vote will be cast
solidly for that ticket. 1t would be
worse than idle to under rate the
strength Of that party in the coming
election. The conservative party must
rally, persevere and economic its
strength or defeat will result. While
We perceive and acknowledge the
strength and Discipline of the foe we
must perceive as tho initial point OF
or determination that We can tri-
umph, but that it will require the OK
penditure of our whole strength to do
SO. A ticket has been formed which
should rally all shades of conserva-
tism to its support. There should be
thorough organization in every county
and no stone should be left unturned
which can be r,ade to enlarge or to
ensure our victory.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
VICTORY!

The great battle of consoli-
dation has been won. The Victory
is complete and hence forth Vir-
ginians rule Virginia. The bill pass
cd the Senate on Friday by a vote Of
twenty six to sixteen and the house
passed it on Tuesday eighty four to
thirty three. We congratulate the
country upon the result. The Vir-
ginia and Kentucky Railroad is Sc
cured and we hope to see work com
menced this fall. There is great re-
joicing among those who wish to sec
the State restored toprosperity and our
independence of foreign corporations
maintained. For this have we bat
tied during the last two years. Let
the Southwest rejoice and be exceed
ingiy glad for the day Of her deliver
ance is nigh.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
I. D. DUNN g. co.
sIIERIFEvS SALE.

CIRCUIT CouKT OF SULLIVAN COUNTY, TEN
In obedience to an order of sale to me, Is.
sued from the Circuit Court of Sullivan coun-
ty, in the case of James l.. Price vs.. Isaac
A. Aickels and others, AMI to me directed
tested the 4th Monday Of March, 1870, will
offer for sale, at the door OF the courthouse,
in Blouutyilic, to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, on Monday tho 18th day OF july
1870, all the right, title, claim AMI interest
which The heirs OF Walter II. Nickels, now
deceased, have in and to certain LOUISE and
lot IN the Town of Bristol, ON the South side
of Main Street, in Dist No. II, djoining
the lots Of Wm.-L. Martin and others leyiei
ON Ms the property Of said Walter II. Nick
els, ION the 10th day Of January, 1867. 10
satisfy judgement in favor of said James
l.. Price and against the sail Waiter II.
Niekelsf before +. d. RAIDER, Esqr., on the
18th day OF August, lSG6-and the costs of
the cause-this 9th day Of June, 1870.
n. GREGG,
juno lO-it. sheriff.
Printers Fee IS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
Athcnman Society King College
Tribute Of Ecsncct.


WHEREAS, BY the mandate of An
All-Wise God, the dark angel of Death
I'm his dread career has entered the sa-
cred pale of our infant Society. and
borne away to those visionary Chimes.
far beyond Earth's narrow confines
the spirit that once quickened The
youthful form If eur muck esteemed
friend wld fellow Athenean, Mr.. IL.
ID. Gilmer, and,
IVncrcds, He was among the FIRST in
erecting this monument 20 revcrcd
name of Athena, and likewise the first
torn from our youthful ranks by tho
cruel hand of fate; therefore,
Rcsoircd, lst. That we hcrcin sus-
tain loss which each deeply mourns.
RcsOlpcd, 2nd. That we tender to
those, who weep over the new made
grave, cur sincere and heartfelt SYM
patty.
Rcsoircd, 3rd That we request the
Bristol Nc'rs and the Abingdon PIr-
ginidn 70 publish these resolutions.
q. w. WALKER,
q. II. CHANDLER, Committee.
I, NJ. MCCONNELL,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

THE Baccalaurcate Sermon by DIR.
Holland, at Emory & Henry Collge,
on Sunday last was one of those rare
productions which make memorable
through a long life the occasion of their
delivery. Taking as his subject "the
scope, duration and design of the me-
diatorial scheme" he proceeded to
sketch. In language superlatively apt
and forcible the vast expsnse be-
hind the present and of which time Is
only temporary substitute. The
speaker began In the remote "loneli-
mood" OF Gods monopoly of existence
and sketche9 the undevoloped design
which caused him 10 set on foot the
struggle between iniqulty and holiness;
spoke of that first fiat which called
about him the "hcraldry of heaven.
who, ON wing of llamc porpetually
spread, awaited tho divine commits
slon' and skotched thoge incipicnt
steps which placed man within the
reach OF temptation and led to his
malriculotion in sin. The earth he
assumed to bo the moral centre of the
vast universe and depicted the design
w''eh was shown TO be apparent In all
Tue calamities which befoli our race
untii the Roman empire made ready
inc advert of the Messiah. Whether
describing the Star of Bethlehem i'm
It's miraculous approach to the earth
until irons within its vast periphery
OF light there came forth multitude
OF tho heavenly host" or the ''spear-
ing OF the head Of the arch dragon in
The hottom Of help or "Orlon with
his bright sword of gold walking the
planetary circuit of the skics,n or the
cultivation of love as "thc scafloldino
on which to erect Ills Kingdom I'm the
sour DR.. Holland exhibited n loolcal
power and fund of Imagery which
We have never known hut two Other
living men 10 possess. Hh 3mnodi.
gh appeal io lho -Wlinr Cnss ua.l n.
tarnfp.I Is Fr'f F.aipul sauws..ot
rain The ilay';'n leaked comea a.
'iv,ly li.lo, ltt he falling rain upon
tn Canvass mad 3, M o'slbio for tho
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

WoMAN's RIGHTs--Onowhoh has long stud
led this absorbing subject now pretents to
the women of our country the result of his
investigations. lie Is happy to say that he
has at last discovered 'Womans Best Friend.
It is adapted especially, to those ca7cs where
the wound is disor1cd, aud viii cure any ir-
regularity of the "mcnscs." DR.. j. Brad
fcld's Female Rccrl itor acts Ike a charm in
"whites, or in sudden check Oft the "mon.h-
~ courses" from cold, trouble of mind, or
like causes, by restoring the discharge in ev-
cry instance. SO Also in chronic cases its ac-
ton is promp. and decisive, AMI saves the
constitution from countless evils and prema-
mre decay. This valuable preparation is for
sale at Sl.5O per bottle by all respectable
Druggists in the land. Prepared and sold by
L. II. Brdfeld, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga. a
thousand women testify to its merits.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

In the General Conference of the
NJ. Il. Church South at Memphis on
the 24th ult., DR.. J. c. Keener was
elected to the Episcopacy, receiving
on the final ballot 90 votes out of 1874,
81 of which were cast for DR.. j. A.
Duncan. On the first ballot DR.. Il.
Il. Wiley Of Emory & Henry College,
Va, received four votes.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
SPECIAL DISPATCH T0.THE NEWS
The Sowi..si.lc AbIuxc,

PETERSBURG, VA, Wednesday, 0
o'clock, p. MA grand Mass Meet
ing of the people is Seiag held at the
{. Ii. in honor of the passage of the
Consolidation bill. Addresses are be-
ing made by Messrs. Lyon, Carr, Greg
DRY, Doggett, Pegram and others. A
grand illumination Of the houses COW
RS the City with flood Of light, and
the streets are filled with immense
torch-light PROFESSIONS. The display
OF fire works is unprecedented. One
hundred and fifteen guns are being
fired, one each FOR Gen. Malone. tho
State journal, the Aa4cr and each
member Of the Senate and House who
voted for the bill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
Chsnesry Sale AZ HrIsto,.

IN pursuance Of decree Of tho Chancorv Con
At Bountvill at its May Term, 1870 In the cise 81
Thomas D. stephens ct al against Henry s. steph-
ems ct al will sell ON Thursday tho 18th day OF
July, 1870, at the Nicksls House In Drlstof IN
Sullivan couny, Tenn, tho tract Of land mention.
ed and uoseribed In tho pleadngs, lying In Sulli-
van county on the souihside Of IIolstos River, on
tho Yates Of tho Sig Spring Branch in the first
Civil Distri1,ion the Virginia line, Tn tho Denton
Valley region, east Of Bristol containing about $40
acres known Us tho stephens tract
A credit OF six 90 months will be qtvop b,,5
and approved security will DO roqHired Of tho IN -
chasor, end lien retained on said land until Tho
purchase money Is fully paid and sold without
tho right Of redemption.
WILLIAM AULLESNIX,
June ga, 1870 Clefs & Master
junel0-4t-prs. fec 81. o.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

Made Of Poor Rum, whiskcy, Proof Spirits m,
Refuse Liquors, dociorod, splod ard swectened t.
please the tista, called Ponies "Appotizefs,
"RestorerH," &c, TINT lead the tppler on to drunk
enn0ss and ruin, but are n tine Medieine, madt
from tho Native Roots and Herbs California free
lomnll Alcoholic stihulants. They are the GREAT
BLoOD-Pt RlFlER and LitE-ULNING PRINCE
PIE, perfect Renovator and 1nvigorator Of tn,
system, carrying of all poisonous matter, and re-
stoiing the blood % healthy condition. NoprrsoT
can take these Birsrs, according to directions and
remain long uuwel
500 will DO given for an incurablo case provid.
ing the bones ARE hot destroyed by mineral poisuni
or other nouns ard tho vital nrsaus wasted beyond
the point Of repair.
Por lnhainnaiory AID Chronic Rhcu@atism, and
Govt, Dyspepsia, or lndiges ion Bilious Remittent
tent, and Intermittent Fevers Diseases Of tho Blood
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, thess Bttcrs have
been most successful. Ouch Diseases aIa caused
by Initiated Hood. which Is gereraily produced by
dcrangrmct Of tho Digestive Organs
FORSEklS DtsEASES,-Er letter
salt kheuem, Buiches, Spots, Pimrles, Pustuios,
DO Is, Carbuncics, Ring Worms, scald Head. Sore
eyes, LryspeIas, Itch, cGuris, Diteolorations Of
the ska iiumors and Diseases Of the skim of what
ever name or nature, are literally dug NJ and car
lied out - the system IN short tins by the use oi
these Filters. ono bottle IN such cpes will CON
vince the most incrcdulous OF theirVuratve effects
DISPEPsIA ORENDga ESTION. Head
ache, Pain IN the shoulders, Coughs, Tightness OF
iho hest, dizziness, Sour stomach Isad Taste in
The Mouth, Bilious attacks, Paipitation Of the
iloat, UIpious Discharges ID Urine, pain in the
regions Of the Kidneys, aud hundred other pain
lussympom, which are the ofTsprings Of Dyspepsia,
are cured by these t,ttors.
cleanse the Nitiated BLOOD whenever you find
~ Impurities bursting though the skin in l'mpes,
Ernptionsi or sores; cleanse IL when you nnl il
obsttucted and sluggish 10 the veins cleanse II
when It Is fonl, and your feelings will tell you
whom. Keep tho bloOdlure and tue health Of the
system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORM lurking IN the
system Of 80 many thousaudsi are efcctually de-
stroycd and removed.
For full directions. read earthly the circular
around each bottle, printed in fonr languages
glish, 0rrNnn French and Spanish.
J. WAIVER, Proprietor, 80 & 81 Commerce St .
New york. X, u. MCDONALD y Co.,
Druggists, aud Non Agents,
San Francisco, California, - d "a Comunorcl ST. y
ID SOLD bN ALL DRUGGISTS AOD DEALERS. II
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

audience to hear distinctly and we are
told portion Of the Sermon was not
delivered at all. We hope the Sermon
will be published, and If so will be
pleased to lay it before our readers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

TIVE card of Gov. McMullin to bo
found on our first page does not COM
nerd itself to either our feelings OF
Judgement. We favor rathert the throw
Ing ourselves on our good behavior
and leaving Congress to seek or refrain
from view of Va. or not as that body
may elect. The Character of our State
should he self sustaining, and we be-
lieye it Is.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

" Having been engaged for many years in
a sedentary occupation" writes T. Neal, OF
Petersburg, 81 began to suffer terribly with
dyspepsia. A fIicn1 recommended Bosen-
helms Stomach Bitt,rs as the Great Remedy
and so it proved. J took them according to
objections, and began to improve at once. !
eat hearty, sleep sound and can do full
days work. will never be without them"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
HRTSTOL. TENW.

After years Of study aud practice in tho Fine
Arts, and possessing one of the best arranged
fky-light Galleries in the State, in which |
have every facility for making all kinds Of
Pictures known 10 the Art, can In honesty
invite all who wish pictures Of any kind 60
visit me, assuring you my work shall nst be
surpassed hy any IN this couiary. The im-
porishable Pearl and Ivory picture made %
perfection. Special attention paidto copying
all kinds Of pictures. | also call attention 20
my beautiful collection Of Parlor Pictures and
Frames, both oil and water colors, much lower
than ever before sold in this country. Prices
reduced 80 all can afford to decorate their
rooms. Steroeopes and views, beautiful be-
yonl description. You can contemplate Ma
lures great Book Of beauty and become nc
quainted with the wonders OF the world
"scenes to the eye real' lacking only the
breeze 90 feel you are there
] wonld say to al who love and appreciate
Che hne arts come aul see. Thorough in
s'ruotions given in any branch OF the ant.
complete outfits furnished.
@. d. SMITH.