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you to thousands who have used the Bitters
and have been saved in many instances from
an untimely grave. TO our knowledge, no
one has ever used it without having become
an advocate for 1t, and acknow edge It's won
derlu powers; it quickly dissipates Jnun-
dice, rheumatism, ChillS and Fever, and all
diseases caused by torpid Liver and they
are many.
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THE w EEKLY HERALD

r,,p WEEKLY HERALD wall hr pub
~ ovnrV saturday morning, SuOscrip-
iou. Sa.5O per annumi sl,5O for siH months
'DVv,,,iIr hn nd Vuuee. 80 subscription taken
t,,r' N less period than six months. .o
Advertisements inserted ~ we flllo 30 ol " ~
,er suiIare for the iirit insertion, nllu % genus
lar each subsequent insertion .,,,o
obituary notices, marriages, deaths, pubic
,,estings, cards Of thanks, etcr TO be pnid Tor
A. hnif advertisement rates.
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Terms
AGENTS.

travelling agoni CIV Beckett
N,,, Yorlu q. P.Rowcll, \. NJ, Petlengill ~
a., and Bates 4 Locke
mn,,nlelphia, Coe, Weatherlll y 60.
CIncinnatii =. II. Paryln'
Nav Orleans Thomas Mcintyre
shreveport; W. II. SPARKS
Houston; u, H. Cushing
Austin, TcXaS +. Noigt.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

In northern Texas, to-wit:
It7G acres in Coleman cOunty; $40
acres IN Hunt county; $40 acres Isl
Denton county; S1Oacres In Montague
county; 1850 acres In bpsbur county:
g6O acres in Archer county; 1860 acres
I'm Dallas county: fine dwelling
houses ia city OF DcDison: one mere
ground In the center of the Town of
HonhnIn, Eanuin county.
Dalias city property as follows: Thirteen
vacant lots of grounu on Main street, % by
100 feet; eleven lots on Commerce street; one
cottage on IIord street; one twO-siory resi-
dence on Commerce street, and Phnnix
hotel, on Main street.
The mode of drawing and distribution OF
this valuable property will, In II short time,
be perfected and published and tickets
placed on sale. Until u more suitable loca-
lion can BIZ secured the main office of the AS
sociation Will he located ON Main street,
next door to o X restaurant, at which place
the public are invited to witness the distri-
button Ofglfis.
Full Information can be obtained of any
agent or ut office OF the associations, Main
street. whitaker & WILKINSON,
Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at
tested by j. W. Lane, Notary Public
l25d3m
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Yhe Iscst .A.dvicc
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Possesses qualities that no other DyedOos. lie
effect IL instantaneous, ana no natural that II
.ian not be detected by the closest observer,
II is harmless and easily applied, and IL IN
general use among the fashionable III Dress
ors In every large city IN ihr United states.
Price II u box, sold everywhere.
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No PERSON NEED FEAR
Chills and Fever
DIR nny Attack of AN Epidemic,
No PERSON NEED FEAI

When the system Is In perfect or
der, and frecfrom bile, malaria, etc, ana the
circulation of the blood Is Ia perfect condition
dltion of the body, it is II well established
fact that the world has never before known
so reliable u remedy ms MAGUIRE'S GUN
DURANGO LIVER, KIDNEY and BLOOD
BlTTERS. As any one who has ever taken
IL will tell you that IL is thorough, yet mild
in Its action doing no violence To the Stom-
ach or system in any manner but mildly re-
moves all malarious bile and poisonous mat
ter from the system, thereby dlssipnting bill
iousness, constipation, lassitude, headache,
nervous debility, etc. causing the blood TO
become healthy, aud the circulation perfect.
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G., j. GREEN,

Commission Merchant and Manufacturers
Agent, Elm street, two doors east of Austin,
Asen, for Dallas county for Maguires Fam
lily Medicines, iSuxm
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WE APPEND TIE NAMES

of II few out of the many thousands that
have voluntarily represented to US the great
benefits they have derived from its use, and
If YOU still doubt, all you have TO do Is to
either ask or write to any of these parties
and they will themselves tell you their eX-
perience in the use OF Cundurango,
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McCLEI.LAND HOTEi.,

whcrcho win be pleased TO see those needing
his service nj once, ns his stay VIII be short
Consultations contldontlnlly IN English
German, French, Danish, swedish aud Nor
wcgian, llhdumllWuhl
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MEDICAL.



a graduate efleo University q Conenhi,a.,
| lnVuIRily Of pndOyg, finly for several
yNnrH assistant phyhlciAn 10 TIE enlthlhlen
kieord, fnrhi nom
NEW OIsLnANhs, IA.
Hnyng been Tor many years q student nj
the large hospitals of Paris, London Vienna
| and Copenhagen, aud a thorough, large gud
varied practice during ltoah years nos
gained i most thorough knowledge of iho
nature Vt nll chronic dlhrhhes ana lhe hnhls
mnnt thelu1i, ANA lao hns M his extensive
prnotirr had an unparalleled HuuNthsi Ahh
| very often effected u cure whore uNuiN rnlr
| edy hnn been trind ana all hope ol lv1lpih-
lion had been despnirvl ul
kobndy who oV6l sulhfrl Of thr tedious
ana liir'onhlileling disease lNsprntlh, mas
| ever in vain called un lr, lllllr, Ia every
| case Inns he hy MS new meihndol lfealmenl
restopid Inc mnntlOuA at tie si0nnrll,und
win II the health ana tlRor 81 me pturnli
| and many person dups Today, VIII Rlhll,
| Jude, rocall The momrn hu placed himself
For HE treutmonl Of ladies' dlsoases, nr
| nlllo " drserVedlv unnwnrd, mud NO Indy
| suffering from AMtNOl.hluA, nlhM IN.
| OiiRHnkA, llNSrERlA, pHOLAPSllh
| UTEnl, or any ulhrr discnRo peculiar "a lhn
| fomnlo system, should not mll loohll ui w,
| lille, ~ they VIII quickly lr lVllVNNl gu
their ,.uil,lhp AMI ultimately l'Nol'u 10
nseasos oi tho GENlTu-umNARN on.
! CANS aud chronic dirtnsrs Dr. hllln lh
made u speciality, aud this sc0nrgNIl lu-
mnnlN n onsily md quickly W'fcnmo ny
| Ills new treatment,
Decline and nervous debility 10 old nr
young IN quickly and Icnnnn'ully rurgl
| aud tull power restored, No man "a TOO ulh
and no young man too doblllnteh ~ he
cannot he entirely inVlgornied hy nr WlloH
| treatment.
Dr. billc has rosidcd for yonm ~ Now or.
| leans, Is endorsed by The medical imlprinN
| there, aud by his SKIN ana knowledge mas
obtained q great YOpuinilon ~ a specialist,
| DR.. RIFLE Wishes "a call INSTRUMENTATION
10 his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining u few drops OF blood, cnn dlsooN-
er II there Is amy slphiliilc poison IN tho
blood, which IL Of the greatest Importance,
rs the poison cnn lay quiet IN the blood for
| years, Then Ia break ont with all It's rayag,s,
| aud no person who ever has venerenl dis
eases can be sure mat he IN cured without be-
/ INK examined 10y DR.. bile,
Diseases OF the lungs, heart ana kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured
| Dr. bile ls now In Waco, NJ The
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DO NOT WAIT

until you are laid up In bed, and completely
broken down, but at once get bottle of MA
CURES CUNDURANGO, take II freely and
without fear, and thus avoid m attack of
any disease
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No. 2Nos. 3 Nos Nos.
Ballots. Forsi. Forsl. Forsl. Forsl.
u rs Pays s. Pays 81 Pays 500 Pays 5000
10 ~ Pays / Pays ~ Pays 100 Pays 5W
II rs Pays I Pays % Pays 10 rays IN
station numbers pays $50 for ST. two mum
beers, first or last capital saddles pay $3.50 ioi
u.
We would state 10 the public that we Will
In short time, have II grand and extfaordl-
nary drawing In which We propose as gin
to those holding tickets,
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CHE DAILY HERALD,

ma. IA rhird story ~ OZARK ~ hry'
" '''. New building, Corner of Li','"r
~ Alnin streets. business Oiiioe-
w." ,t uoom Ia second story
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GIFT DISTRIBUTIONS.
DALLAS
Agricultural and Mechanical
GIFT ASSOCIATION.

Distribution Daily at u ", and !. ".
Every purchaser entitled 10 gilt of value
1--WE have no blanks. Everything pertains
ing to the distribution oi giiisdonc Ia pdblic.
The drawn Numbers vary each day,
aud ARE IL. l3 and IA. drawn from ~
numbers, placed it N glass wheel.
Rates Of Payments are rs follows;
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Magazine street, New Orleans, La,
Sole agents and Iolut proprietors Tor Inc
Southern States, Mexico and Cuba.
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A graduaio Of tho University OF ronenha'
gen Denmark honorary ~ u, nom w,
unlVoIRity OF lnioya, iinly for several
yNnIa assistant phNhlciAn w Tue tplthlhlVh
RieOrd, pnTisi nom
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s-o'a p.p.rs 20, p's :, ,ss oa.sl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09

GrI-nDs & WILLIAMS, Auc:ioneers.
BY y. u. Lee, Auc!ioncer,
1014 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
COUNTY OF HENtICO, IN THE MEADOW
BRI DGE AND NEW TURNPIKE ROADS,
AbOUT TWO NILES NORTHEAST OF RICH
MOND, THE FIRST CONTAINING 551 ACRES,
WITH COMFORTABLE DWELLING And
OTHER BUILDINGS THEREON, AND THE
JOINING THE FIRST; AND ALSO OF TRACT
OF 1929 ACRES IN LUNENBURG COUNTY.
By virtue OF q decree OF the Chancory Court OF the
city of Richmond entered OIL the IL III day Of De.
cember, 1873, in a suit pen|iDg therein styled
Fubank u.s. De,lprse &C., the undersigned. as spe-
lie auction. Oh the premises, on FRIDAY the 10th
t!ay Of January, 1874, ut O'Clock L. NJ, the Tau-
able properly above mentioned, the first containing
FIF'fY-FIvE AND HREE-QUAkrER ACRES,
living on the Meado1bridge and New turnpike roads;
and the second, adjoining the first, containing TEN
ACRES, being the same property formerly occu-
pied by the late William s. Deupree.
These lands are regarded as amongst the most de-
srabe In that neighbo-hood and should attract the
attention of purchasers
In further execution OF the said decree we will
sell at public auction on the next day-SATCRDAY
the / th day OF January. 1873, at 2 ~, at the
office of n. NJ. Lee, No. 1014 Main street, In the
city Of Richmond-one other TRACT Ot LAND,
described In the said decree rs lying In Rehoboth
township. in the county OF Lunenburg, containing
1929 acres, OF which said William ). Deupree died
seized.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF suit and
expenses Of sale; balance IN equal instalments at
one two and three years, with interest added for
negotiable notes the first OF said notes to have APP
proved endorser and title retained until whole pur
chase money is paid and deed ordered BY the court
JOHN y: YOUNG.
WOOD BOULDIN. JR:,
n 6-td Commissioners.
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lFor the Disratehl
The state Finances.
sraaEssess TOWARD a nEDUcrlosr;r r1.k y,

AcGaEssso1s TOWARD REDUCTION rjr II. st,ssr
. There Il no necessity FIR allowing
the debt to stand at Its present figure
If It can be reduced by nroper means.
Governor Walker showed. that tae assets
0f the State II properly used might be made
TO reduce 1t to the exto'lt of six millions of
bonds by exchanging stock held in.public
improvement comp MES and other State
property for State bonds.
Other exredicpts may also be tried. The
total real estate Of the Commonwealth Is
assessed ut $3.50, 00o, coo. The consolidated
debt can in no case exceed Hss8, 000, 900, or
sten per cest. on the resi- estate. The debt
!. Is lien on the real estate TO that extent,
Now, many citizens arc gproyiding against
State taxes for the future By purchasing con
solidated bonds ct the present low prices,
. BY purchasing bonds atte they get coupons
to pay their taxes for allfuture time ut that
price. The Second Auditor estimates the
amount of this debt now held In the State 1T
eight millions, and til daily increasing, tor
tifginians are every day investing in tho
State bonds.
Instead OF buying enough bonds to .prs-
'aiuce coupons to pay State taxes, wty not
extend the principal and allow any tax
payer who chose so to do to purchase an
exemption from them for say twenty years
by paying thcm,:n at once in State bocas.
a tax Of Fifty oes IS On the hundred,i dollars
amounts In twenty years to ten per 'esnt. on
the present value of the property. But we
know certainly that in twenty years this real
estate will largely incrcase-fourfo3G or five.
fold-in value. Though the rate Of taxation
may be diminished, the aggregate taxation
cannot, for We shall have to pay thssinterest on
the debt until the whole is uaiAnGU
fore 1t might be YGiIa1
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1914 AGALLERY OF ART1O1t
10 lie FOR Coo. lC( 4

THE ALDINE ALMANAC,
q brochure Of American art. with illustrations lrI
the best American artists, designed and engrsntt
expressly for this work.
THE ALDINE ALMANAC
has been gotten up regardless CT expense with re
most beautiful publication of the kind ever at;car;
cd In this country.
THE CALENDARS
Mr.. John s. Davis, young and rising artist uA
is beginning TO be recognized as the c0m.r7
draughtsman oil America, has contributed liberaTi
TO the establishment Of this Almanac Ills ST IL
twelve calendar borders are admirable and ert!,y
unique In their way.
THE SCHUYLKILL
IS represented By splendid fu!-psse cnt froe Il
drawing OF Thomas Moran. the stronses land-c,s.
artist III America.
THE OUTCAsTS OF POKER FLAT.
A synopsis Of Bret Harte's iniuItabe we,'tr
sketch accompanies three Illustrations by NJ
Davis. ,,r
One Of the most exquisite pictures which Il 81
possible to conceive Is contributed ~ 3larI Mems;
to illustrate lines from joaquin Miller.
RIP VAN WRINKLE.
A disGuistion on this popular American le:.gt
is illustrated by four fqll-page designs b! w
~ EVENING ON THE DELAWARE
is most perfect picture. by Thomas Moran. v
shows that American pastoral scenery has ample
char,rs for poetc illustration, and needs only 10 u
properly treated to have this fact fully recoEnl4
TIE MELANCHOLY DAYS,
n sornbre November scene, exhibits I3ynrabr %:
genius OF Mr.. j. ID. Woodward. who fairly DIVE.
the honois with Mr. Thomas Moran, vi lei "a =
traughtsman. The picture IL strong snd iuh q
poetic feeling, and L. very tiae iliuslrlton Il
Bryant's well-sDown lines.
OLDEN-TIME SOUTHERN LIFE.
Az THE ALplsE ALMANAC Is projected as ni'
tional work, no opportunity has tcen lvs. 70 LEY
traie every section OF the country. ,fr sheppard
Virginap artist. gives us = glimpse 81 uie par.
archal phase Of Am r'can slavery. lie ma 'iif'a
n Christmas sceae, when The servants pi,est.
themselves FOR he usual presents, aL1 COCA "'-P'
and kindly feeling rule In every breast
A COON HUNT
Is second contribution Of ilr sheppa-d's. and one
OF the most stirling In the York. WIN the az
OF torches group OF "e.n'r--.IiSe neg a:es lh,T
the midnight SHADOWS OF mighty forest, ana ri
arts, seizs and perpeultes the fevertd excits'rt
CON equent upon first sight OF the animal s'ink's
along q fallen trunk.
THE ILLUMINATED COVER.
The cover Of THE ALDISE ALMANAC Is the rich
est specimen OF the medieval! style Of llllNlnaNa1
ever produced I'm America. IT'S printed In SIX o.
lors and although gold and The high colors arc
layishly introduced, the harmony ana beauty on
of effect is In strict good taste, and viii clAra L.
most fnsttdious critic. This cover alone Is worm
double the charge for the Whole work.
THE ALDrNE ALMANAC for 1874 WI Dc sti'
(post-paid) TO any address on receip: OF Tue price
j. T. ELLYsON, ll12 Main street.
de3l Publishers Agent for The hId.g.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Malu and Bank.

Eleventh street between Maln and Bank.
VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY,
WITH MOST COMPLETE MACHINERY
B Scr fuRSPIKE, WiTHTN one MILE Of
YaE6 S II H Hp WTH pET TH hgs HA
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By request of the ex-
by authority of decree OF the Chancery Court of
Richmond entered In the case OF Jones, executors,
D hs ish s
soown ss K SGsF
s0s9Ss u e 81 IaN6 vs
long front on the turnpike; and as 1t Is almost
contiguous to the br1ek-yards now so extensivsiy
worked 1t without doubt possesses great value Tor
The improvements consist Of the MAIN DIS
TkLEky1li fee! 5y abSut 80 ret 5ee ssore
by 81 feet. also Of brick and all very substantial
Unlimited supplies OF water furnished by well, a
pgTmhe a,d f AND FIXTURES consist in
part of two forty-horse engines; a oiier Or me
i as sne WHISKY 80 ermeniing tubs $3.50 gallons
each 1924 gallons; pairs French burrs, complete
tub, ali Complete: pair large scales Fairbanks
scale for weighing cattle or coal botEg-chest aud
large bins for ,a complete Set r OF an s ss
hogs. besides other articles OF value and general
utility.
This establishment was gotten up since the war
without regard to expense It cost nearly 81 600,
Virgins.
This property will be much enhanced in valre by
Its proximity 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
wharyes and besides Its especial valne as dIsti-
Iery may be readily adapted to other purposes such
as paper or cotton mill, or any other nannfactur-
ing purpose.
Tie real estate will be first Sold and then the ma
ch1nery and fixtures Of every kind in suitable Lots
and parcels. S42g az
tails as well as those having use for such articles Is
Invited to this sale, where great may doubt
less be obtained. [t IL .ssS,, i, $500.
TERMS: WIN be made known at the time OF the
sale. Irsg 4s.slr TX -. 81. s.<s
Catalogues win be furnished to applicants before
the day Of sale. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ia S-7,e,10, l3&dtds ,a Auctioneers.
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By fahbs WHlhsns.
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
EsS7euth sassef between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS Is; Is Il Il OF TIE
~ v4LuAgME PROPERTY rs ~
CRY or RICHMOND. ON THE SOUTH SIZE
OF FRANKLIN STRnET BET MEEa,r,:HALl1
STREET AND LOCUST lALLEYSrAIE AUC-
TfUN.-In part execution Of ecreeol the CHAM
Gerry Court Of Rirhu ond entered On The 4 ta: OF
November 1871, In the case Of Miis's executor gS:
Giazebrook and als., the undersigned, special
Commissioners thereby appo!ntsd WI SCI! as a nc
Of Febraa,y, at 12 O'Clock M the PRoPEEiE f5s
situated rs above, which solo by the late Nicno-
las UlIs to Thomas Brarford, having 'front.' Of 70
feet on franklin street, and running back to To-
bacco alley, on. which &c fronts "a feet inches.
This property Is improved in front by compara-
lively new and handsome four-seor3ed brick bnnd-
ing No. 1885. formerly used us saloon and hotel,
and with several brick and frame buildings IN tne
rear. -etssg .sss-5 sSIl ~. - Z. - ~.
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay the costs OF the
suit and the expenses Of the sale the resaue III
three equal annual instruments at one, TWO, aa
three years for bonds bearing interest ana tne
to be retained by the court until the bonds are pe
plat of the property will be shown ~ I4I .hie
OF the sale. JOHN a. observation-disclosures
GRryHDS e WILLIAMS, Auct1onecrs.: - u y
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the pfsshlaes st & corner 81 5 Adams md
Marsn,M ssscess former rssld ence Of Mr.
jesse " iliianD the lead pipe through which.
u passed ssa J. ". carried to the bottom OF q
We. LOT .se benefit OF low temperature,
anu !a0 ace upwards to the dwelling. After
some line the fixtures became damaged, and
tnef removal was neceasitated That por-
u,n Of the lead pipe which wes brought
from below the surface. of the well-water
presented the appearance Of honey comb
on the outside, 10 consequence of the de-
structlve action of the weltwater, while the
inside, covered wttiAa thin coating Of, clay,
was entire and unharmed. This statement
is given on the authority Of DR.. r. A. Lewis,
who examined the lead pire In the Office Of
the late DR.. a. G. wv ortham, owner Of the
house. - rs.,.a 3ss,:s. 49,
We do not wish 6 Co-hee y to drink mud.
James River water can be cleared easily,
cheaply, halmlessly, and effectively. This
proved, Il might be universally adopted. III
leisure permits, II Is proposed to inquire into
the subject. PHARMAcRcyIsT.
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zAy1IIlIIl - l1AI1lr1s r. -, -


3floMMIssfoNER,s SALE OF yA1JA.
Tn THE COUNT aSE. gHxS =
I'll AUCTION. y0tn9sd g :. Il rs rs
March MAJ term n 1878, ma suit Joseph
D.-EiIefk sceysss Robert g. 1lleta VII VIII seg On
MONDAY, January IL. S!4, m e,, l5ont % 1ns
for ss tracts % g SID So %, Es
tract contafns ONE OnUhEGD ~ - ENTYs
NE r. HaifSI9EED HsD sEyENTY-TW ACRES,
sd5oins the, lands of ,IiIam 6. FEournoy, TIE.
Morrtsetfe. aud others; tract No. 8 contains ElF-
TEEN A CRES; No. contains about HREE
ACRES, Dear the Described lands. There are
some improvements on Tracts Nos. i and q. The
and In good neighborhood. and wei located.
= TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of this
three, aud four years, In equal instruments, pur-
chaser 10 give his bonds bearing six per cent. In
fsrest from day OF sale the title being retained till
the whole purchase money 10 paid.
9. BROOKS, special COMMISSIONER.
MOODY ROYALL, ArctioDeers. IA 3-tds
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TOO, an importance as treatment of sc n, IA,
s sDnm.ne lescus OF woman from degradation ss.
s rI1s ~ E y. y a story OF the day. By
Arthur BoEkICAsTLE. An America. 20
SoSeI " I: G. Holland. editor Serb
mere Monthly. with twelve ra!l-page
Arthur Bon is the most mature ana sr
ished prose work OF lis popular author The rresr
lesson OF the book Is seifrespect and self.relrce
the evil influence OF dependence being excmpl,6t
in different characters and circumstances by he
youth Of Arthur and The life Of Peter HuIlens PGS
purpose, patkos, style. and
saver OF the soil, arthur B1nn!castie Is relnarkat
among the novels Of the time.
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