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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-31
MERRY NEW YEAR
TO ALL.
Go to Rentch's Family Grocery
for your Supplies

bO W ncIltCH dIlllly NlOCCIy
for your Supplies!
III E offer the following al small profits
III for The Cash Green and Roasted
Coliees, Brown and White Sugars, Teas,
Syrups, New Orleans MoIasses, Pickles,
Canned Fruits. JeIles. Crsnbelres, Cit.
ron. Rai.ins, Figs, NUS, Prunes, Dried
Peaches and Apples. Hominy. Beans
Peas, Corn, Potatoes, Family Flour,
Buck wheat Meal, Corn Meal, Crackers
of ali kinds, Spices. Notions, Queens
ware, Glassware. Stone and Wooden
Ware, Candies of all kinds, Mince Meat
ready for use. Come one, come all, AMI
get your supplies.
Dec l3 If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-31
Flu II NITU X f. q!
FURNITURE !
KIN G STR L Z II " U. =.
CHEAP SIDE.
Finder The Register Office

We have just received
the largest and most ele-
gan, assortment OF FUR.
NITCRE ever brought
TO Shepherdsto wn, cons's-
ting of handsome Patlor,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-31

OFFICE
26 Monroe ST., next door to lSt n. Bank.
OFFiCERS
George X. Wheat, President.
James McCluney, Vice President.
John Bishop, Secretary.
c ii. Collier, Assistant Secretary
DIRECTORS:
John Wilson, W. 7. Singleton,
A. Laughln, A. &. Quarter,
Geo. X. Wheat, James McCluney,
Morgan l.. OFT, George Adams.
John \. Armstrong.
REFERENCES
S. Brady, Cashier, Mer Nat. Bank, Wheeling.
List, Morrison s Co., Wholesale Grocers, &"
Pryor, llandlan * Co., " e"
Michael Reilly, q"
Mcclellan s Knox, Boot S Shoe House 1"
McCabe, Bushfeld * Kraft, Druggists, "
G. W. FranzheIm s Co., Liquor Dealers, "
Winshp, Woods Il Co, Queensware, I"
Lewis Baker, Pub. Register, q"
T. C. McAfee, Notions, g
Frew, Hagans Hail. Pub. Intelligencer, 50
OF, Son & Co., Hardware,
J. +. Sands, Cashier, lst Nat. Bank Fsrmcnt.
r. p. Camden, Pr. n. tx. Blk Weston, w. Va
Cant. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling, w. Va.
~ A Prompt, Equitable and Liberal
Treatment Of Losses will characterize this Or
ganizatIon 81
10 B. F. HARRISON, Shepherds
town, Aeen, for Jefferson County.
March ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-31

OF OF choice Stationery. at
IL n. VI. Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-31
BOOKS EXCHANGED.

BOOKS EXCHANGED.
WHE following books. if in good order.
Z will he exchanged for others, at fair
price Maury's Biographies, Vcnable's
Arithmetic. Holmes English Grammar
and History U. S. BOnneli's First Les
sons in Composition, HATS Rhetoric,
Worman's Elementary German Gram.
mar, Fasquele's introductory French
Course. Bnsham's Latin Grammar, and
Davies Elementary Algebra.
JAMES Z. BARNHART.
Sep. 5. 1874. II
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S25,OOO IN GIFTS

will be distributed as follows:
! GIFT consisting Of Two New and Elegant
Houses with Good Lots aud all necessary out
bindings. in the town, 500
GIFT of the Masonic HALL, 1900
CASH GIFT l,Uu0
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Dining Room and CHAMBER oels ol every
variety; Chairs. Tables. Marble Top,
Extension and Leaf; Rocking Chairs, all
styles; Cribs; ChiIdreD's Table and
Rocking Chairs; Towel Racks; Hat
Racks; Mattresses; Side Boards; Safes;
and in fac. every thing to be found IN a
firsl-class Furniture Establishment, all OF
which we will sell very low for each.
will order anything persons may
wish, as an constantly rePlenishlng
my stock. | hope all in need OF any
hing in my line will call, as | am deter
mined to sell IS cheap as they can be
bought in the city
hope By prompiness and attention 10
business 10 receive large patronage.
NJ. J. LArlMER.
Sept 20 It
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

Let us submit the case to an arbitra-
tor said the Brahmin. Here comes q
fox. The fox is wise; let Us abide by his
decfsinnO .aL-. ..anu.- .--e -.
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NEW YORK.
Hsvoltiar Hanging seen.

Revolving Hanging Scene
NEW YoRK, JAN 9.-Arevolting scene
took place this morning in the Hudson
County, New Jersey, jail, at the execution
of Jacob Mechella, a Russian seaman, for
the murder of Deputy Marshal Stevenson
in July last. ] After Mackelle had been
hanging about three minutes, and while
being lowered for the convenience Of the
physicians, the knot slipped and he fell
heavily to the grouHd AS rapidly as
possible the rope was readiusted, and
Mechella wa again suspended, and after
= few commissions was declared dead.
George w. Smith ex-Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue for the Northern
District of Mississippi, indicted on q
charge of embezzling $4,000 Government
money, is under arrest in this city, and
will be taken in q day or two to Missis-
sippi. rt0 Er.rageq.. Ell
A cabel dispatch states that Stephen
Raymond, the fugitive forger Of New YORK
Central Railway bond notoriety, mas been
arrested in London; and is held for extra
dition. .1a& HUE -
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Sheriff sale.

William b. Porter vs.. A. II. Crooks ct 81.
By virtue ofan alias order TO seltfssued from me
court of common pleas of stark county, Ohio,
and 20 me directed. ! will Sffsr for sale ~ public
cutlery At the door Of the court house IN the city
Saturday, he l7thdGyo January, 1874,
the following described rsalestate situate IN said
- Nit; The vest third part Of lets- nnnE
bers .oneZl-RndE -2- Earnest Wismers
addition 20 the city OF MEssiIlon-mAde Augus
thereunts belOnEingsor 7r..-.y E1lta Ed 8
sete 70 eommsnes q .ene O'clock I. m, Terms
deelSVs % ZIG WILLIAM BAXTER shsriG e.
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Executors sale of 5Valnabls
RaAl EafafA.

THE undersigned EzsemhhSnh he lant will and
II testament Of John Resnsnydar, late Of Stark
county, Ohio deceased, enthusiastically 20 the
Powsrn yested in him SuRdspssAS PfeEisiSnse(
said viii, ~ public yendue,, on the PFsm1eSaen :
Saturday. Hs24lk day 9f Janala1y, 1874
a and GftAr - O'Clock m the fOIlosdRg- mSEy
TONED req; estate Il Plain township, stark eonn-
~, Ohlo, 80 WECEy0A-l 10 tI511C % 81 20
An excelleAt farm soptainiag one hupdRedl
and seSsnty+fonr acres. mere or1sas,, Being part
Of the nofthWsak seuthWest md uorGhszlt quar-
terso9gsctiou s~ightEan1nAA1d PLAIN taEnlhdP..
subject to certain water rights, the sannR that VA,
Posssss6d BY IAid John Ro6msnyder,
deceased, sGithe tinS Observation-Disclosures
sbont tMsnty Ec5ea e tiE1begjsAdoR Is tho rsat
being " Cleared ~exeSlent faTming land
TheHa. Il emit q tWS gtOFy leg ho08S-andG fanS
barn also . hraf c4asg aPFthHz And tIo EoeA
thrifty and fruit bearing srehaTda,FF 80 E--lt-
b Totnn Of : fourth OF the purchAse
money - be paid on AEg-0flkPrb 1sz4,x
when the possession Of the proniAaSI IL 10 b.
given ana deeds executed foE the same; the baI-
Ance in1hros eqoA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AS-
lat dAy, Of April, 1874 with intepeaFf from hat daE.
and to be secured bHnotea and moEtEngs-on the
rospScsiIe premises % 49, 7O
s E-1raiE-Cucu DANIEL REKMsNYDRR,-1
New Berlin D1c.1s, a-td--c-- ,T.a 1870 il
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City Bank OF Canton vs.. Gibbs PIoW Co. etal.
BY virtue Ofan alias order 70 sell iasued from the
court. Of common -pieasof Stark county, Ohio,
aud TO, me directed, ! will offer for sale at public
cut cry at the doOr OF the court house in the city
Of Canten, on ----
SGSardar The 17G daylg january 1874.
the following described real estate situate in sai6
comfy, 70 Eit Town lots numbers 3. 10, and IL,
in YOungis addition 80 the city Of Canton.And
u, Is, and "a in founga second addition. to the
city ofCanton, said lots being numbered on the
present plat Of sale. ctfyIRs plumbers to Nit.- Lot
9 No. ASS, los 10 No. 35t, lot IL No. SIS. lotl2 30,
I024, lot Is No. fO25. lot IA No 1O26i also lot
number l6in the town Of New ~Baltimore.--1 y
Sale 30 commences atISSloekpam Terms cash
dec1sw5 u2 IFS WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
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HO.shs uysFsy lRa i. 70 their 3-ssdraaLss,
to boy fr0m ne, v--s-- f. ny. go
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given - Clubs. Circulars with further particu-
lara may be Mad on application.
2 TIE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLI9HIEG CO..
deeiI 10 -afu-. 40 Fulton Sk..HsW YORK.
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The Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Is
land writes poetry: This il the frStfin4
stance on record where aLientenant GoV5
ernor ever did anything. By The way,
what in the world does Rhode Island want
of q Lieutenant Governor anyw&y2O Our
cities of twice the area don't have, any
Lieutenant Mayor.x Aqrqueass goutlaL
This is like DR.. Franklin's objection
both TO the creation of titles, aud 10 the
ofise of Vice President. He suggested as
title fol- it. "His Most S~nperfrous High
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

a tiger, prowling in a forest, was at
tracted by q bleeding calf. 1t proved to
be q bait, and the tiger found himself trap
ped in q spring cage. There he lay for
two days, when a Brahmin happened to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15
AGENCY.

Key-rInE a heel com.
Ger. Silver sample Use. ClreularSJ free. STAFF
ore NIT Co, &c Fulton 81. New York.
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Ghr 9emurrat,


How q Danbury Man Sold an Agent.
A young man who was in town Friday
in the interest Of a new heating APPARATUS,
heard that Major Pinkney was building a
new house, and speedily hunted up the
veteran. 9me.
81 hear you are building a new hOuse2"
he said tn the Major, in the tone Of : man
who didn't careto commit himself. =
II have built it."
Exactly; glad to hear it," said the
agent.
heating the new bullding3, and the sgent
looked anxious. sf..osH
"Well, me-" muttered the Major. with a
stare, as if the heating of the building was
an idea hat had entirely slipped his mind.
so much the better for you, explained
the agent. '.asI think l have just the ar
ticle YOU want-combining economy. heat
and cleanliness. We have sold thousands
of them throughout the country, and have
vet to hear ola single failure on the part
Of the heater to do all that is claimed for
it. 1t is the sum total of every exceUehee
vet produced in the numerous devices
patented for heating buildings, and l am
quite confident that l can ~demonstrat to
you the superior advantages which this
heater enjoys above all others. Where is
your new house?' E
"On Essex street." said the Major.
Suppose you jump in the carriage with
me and take g drive oyer there. should
like to sec it." II ~ AA10LN
The Major consented, and getting his
overcoat he mounted the seat with the
hopeful and eloquent agent, and they
drove of. Onlths way the agent rapidly
went over the many favorable points Of
the admirable heater, and was much graft
fed at the impression he had evidently
made on his companion. Arriving IN front
of the new building, a large and rather
u~npretentious structure the agent said ;
"What are you going to do with this
Major2 Make q tenement or . boarding
house of it p aaus
ooh, no. said the Major, as he carefully
reached the ground and looked innocently
around, iii is an ice house.
"What 70 screamed the agent = s.
ut IS an ice house, repeated the Major,
blandly. tt11i
"Seld, by thunder |" exploded the agent
applying the lash to the horse and tearing
out of the neighborhood at q marvellous
pace,-DGnbGry Nea0s.
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The late DR.. Marshall Hal, Of England,
said EBgUU .W0H a
at l were seriously i'll of consum ption,
1 would live Of doors day and night,
except in rainy weather and mid winter;
then / would sleep in an upholstered log
house. Physic has no nutIIment; grasp
not physic pure air, not indicated Air-
plenty of meat and bread"
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sUBsgREPMg8a@aeTA :

H1PzHss WHES1 0aSS9S6B,RzaLAGS4 20 a.
e. % 1ae4ddsS prspeyESaf Gf s. postage By
the peblish0rA -
j sGnberiptions to HAARHA's MAGAZINE. Wukr1,
a13 HAzAl. 70 enc acknowledgements ooo5OF
two e Rarper9 PAEiodtcaia. 70 eAe. address Ter
onSSbAr, S1e9TFe&GeTayebtS N S1nsSfF
2Hs se
FiG8 onhsertberF9t44 loa1aFE Observation-Disclosures
or 8tx e9pioBk or no co. Nfth6ue GtrA coByi pa
tago p1yobICqHGG ub6ertBSlslGAfhS onc8l
Whsr9 1~eeetTea-s5Co1 5osZb bnG ZoHCp ,StsE (
ackNpnRrEeaRbeNn pRlhd atsqY ttnSaL
The LhAdGrEoiums6 oFSarporS WOSk1y~fn
n0AA 06tka Observation-Disclosures
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AaSmdSto RDfo1ns
pr41l1g SaFonhd8R Yalumo1, aSnt ln rSoafpf -0f
cAAh re 6perFd mOtkht E
pOnao - HarchAaaE= .U[CE1EE TfSrL6 Is4zA
J T6opostAgesen AArpeEs WookIN s. aAeentsR
Pes % aid q the SdbesrbSFR psst
once AddfS6sCJ 4Dc1 % GDL e1l- e.
5sasfTspAnagARRRRk BGoTHERs. n Icio
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Leave BayArd II:5O & m $40 p m. Arrive New
PhiIBdelphia ass p N and $40 p m. Leave New
lPhiladelphia - n and lz15 p IN. Arrive Bay
ard 9at5 = rs and 2.45 p 70.
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but you will eat me-

sIBrahmln |" p~iteously cried the beast,
mercy on me let me out Of this
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A tiger. prowling in a forest, was at
tracted by q bleeding calf. 1t proved to
be q bait; and the tiger found himself trap
ned in q spring cage. There he lay for
two days, when a Brahmin happened to
stBrahmln r. piteously cried the beast,
"have mercy on me let me out Of this
cage" ae
SAh but you will eat me-"
"Eat you Devour my benefactor :?
Never could I be guilty of such a deed"
responded the tiger;
The Brahmin, being beneyolently in
cl;ned was moved by these entreaties and
opened the door of tbs cage. The tiger
walked up to him, wagged his tail n
said
'Brahmin, prepare to die. l shall now
"0h, how ungratefOl how wicked ! Am
1 not your saviour Z" protested the trem-
"Tr1e," said the tiger, Every true; but
it is the custom of our race to eat q man
when we get a chance, and | cannot afford
to let you go"
Let us submit the case to an arbitra-
tor said the Brahmin. Here q
fox. The fox is wise; let Us abide by his
decfSion-
Very well" replied the tiger. .
The fox, assuming 3 judicial aspect, sat
on bis launches with all the dignity he
could muster. and, looking to his dis
Edtants, he said
"Good friends, l am confused at the
different accounts Which-you giYezof this
matter, my mind is not clear enouRhyto
render equitable Judgment, hut If you viii
be kind enough to act the whole transac-
ton before my eyes, l shall attain unto q
more definite conception OF the cAse. Do
you, Mr.. Tiger, sh0W me Just how you
approached and entered the cage, andyO
Mr.. Brahmin, show me how yOa liberated
him, and shall be able to render q proper
decision" noifgicsab of T-0tnle g
They assented, for the fox Was solemn
and o~racular. The tiger walked INTO the
cage, the spring door fell and shut himAin.
He was a prisoner The judicial express
sion faded from the foI's countenance,
and, turning to the Brahmin, ne said ~
81 advise you 70 go home as fast AZ you
can, and abstain in future from doing IA.
vors.to rascally tigers. Good morning,
Brahmin, good morning tiger. 1853
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shssaraR saIs
&C., go Il -. -. IA

George W. Kehn VS., Anna Maria KShn ct al
Bytyirtus Of an order 70. sen Issued from the
and to me directed, / VIZ Oder for ssaio AT
public outery az the door Of the court house, in
thu city Of Canton. on = CO
Saturday he l7h day Of January, 1874
The following described real eststs. situate in
baid- county, tS-Sig { The northeast quarter of
tessien. ten tleB township nine Is5 and range
nlpel9b containing enc hundred and sixty aeTesc
sukJoetto-the dover estate Of Anus Maila kehn
tnerefna lGtFUs .-eZ-eL VIZ
Sale - commsDce At one O'clock, p M Terna
one-third cash, the balance in two equal an.
nual payments With intSrostf from day OF sale
secured by mortgage on ths iprsmisps-& .Sz--
dsclSW6 " s.. WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff o
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The man who has begun to lire and
work by artificial stimulants nsver knows
where he stands, an6ean nSpsf connknp-
on himself with any certainty. He takes
into his castle q servant who becomes the
most tyrannical Of masters.
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LEGAL,
r. Il. QuiElsyYa.

r. b. Quigley s-SAmnalLaeaer ct N. ct al
By virtue OF an, order 70 seIl issued from the
70 ne directed, will oGeE Tor sale It puhlfe cut
cry attic door ofthe eou1t. house II the city Of
Saturday, the 17A aaysOf January 1874,
the following described real stats climate n
oFthHegt quarter Of eect3on foarteend1Ab toyna
ahip one III range ten uoI and eonnenclnK on,
thenes running south e west tAIrt5z4hnsa=3S-
chains and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thsnes north
$50 EAST f0rty1A0@ehzinS and forty@o-hnks,
thence north 81 saat tAirty[thrsS-x3~ShAins and
twenty fTe-25-inkB themes north So vest
forty@0@ehains and forty-o-links to the
place Of beginning. containing ons hundred and
thtrtY-fouE and thirty-thFee hundredths of An
Echs-fs4 SSfc0-of1EndA ceSrdfnkt oA plat OF snnu
Wy In \ marta part Of the above named qoarteF
S2SSsysd Nay 2lHh 1854 - SShA WhttNeTss
aSsSE6 eomn1Snesi 81 i oseloek D. m. Terms
dSclsV5 i2 2aI - -- -
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FoR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MATER POWER and Buildings, with IOL
follows:
N One three story frAms baidlng 24<1soL feet
.Nhlch contains = line Of Skating. fNo turninS
bun8-anWs AID 9rinn.Btons. Aisoasne sEo.
story 1fsRe building Az21E1 AlBOl one one-StSfx
Tame bnlutng 24G2D IN ruk1eh there q an ONCE
hted up Alae hsana1Af ram8 building used a. a
blAeksHtth ahepahG h balidtnOs are an Ia Food
repair The .aboTotand n anppliod with never
failing waters, inelndinE aEsSstVo1F frSn which
. seVouteenzhonaoneRNr.ea can ~ obIalhed8SFn -
very lshte1pansezodRhisi W0pssgF1g NSIAdASl
ted Tor VAFtphe 2arpopea Gua-wOuld MAKE an Ell
cenent misunderstanding sitos for PapSrrmnI md
other parpose9 and u 1nsred for sale cheap On
sePt2s,'7s G. W.. ALTH0UsE.
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o AND SHOES.
Mr. TOOd1es' Description ola Visit 60
J. O. RICHARDS Boot and

Mr. TOOd1es' Descriptions OHa Visit 60
J. o. RICHARDS Boot and
Shoe Store.
Seated in the American Hou10, reading tbs Bows,
when 1t happened to strike me, I wanted aome
So seiSinE my hat, which hung on the door.
1 started At once for J. G, Richards Shoe Store.
And bless my eyssi how Il made my heart leap
To see so many varieties selling so Wonderfuny
There WerS shoes made of carpet, of goat skin
Fer walking or riding. in all kinds of weather.
There were slippers to dance in, just fit for the
with the highest Of Boots and Shoes for mail
There EeTe-wsl, it's no sort of use, I eAnnot
That there is in that store, for fargo and fer
small.
But this I must say; II Richards don't suit.
You Will always be bootless, and shOelesB to boot
As they make boots with care 20 protect the feet
Through soaking SHOWS and raining slset.
Then happy is the individual. feeling jolly and
To have such dry feet on a vet muddy day.
Its fine. I really think Mrs. TOOdles would
To see the different shoes, for the feet, which
are there.
They have balnOralS and CATERS from China
With elegant shoes from Spain and Japan.
And such charming styles Of slippers made by
hand,
With curious wrought shoes from Cleveland,
Silver mounted shoes, Of Polish gold lined,
Fit tor . queen, or any lady refined;
And things which can tickle the fancy, beside,
Canton. Nay 2sts J.o RICHARDS.
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CLuRR

Adiseonnt Of twenty per cent VIII be allowed
% eseos oIpioero or moss geSsens, thu foSr
sent 70 one address for Sl2 50; four copies Sf tie
four Reviews Hnd BlAck wood Tor e40, and so on
above diseonnt aeoPy gratee viii h allowed 70
the settsr-oP Of the cIab.. y---..
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They who are mot FesrH Of lifeD and
yet are most unwilling TO die, are snch as
have lixedte 20 puEgoses NhofhEzsSRther
breathed to no purpose.-Garendon.
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PROSPECTUS.

periodicals. eohsdtnfs a~sYopdeEfnk mis-.
cellAny o. modern tbonghG ressA{qes Sad eTAN
cism. The cream OF ~ SEproPaah ~book14orth
rexieFiuE. 10 foaAd hSrst NJ hey StEeat ~ kdo
leading eVents Of Ihe world IA maaterly artislss
)thS matters treated The 1maricang nuhliahaksL
niRe pPon all ihtSiieehtreAderah sthts e0Hn1rys
a h0efAl support ofth6 Eaprinta 1hfch hoy haYe
that no I~exPendttnrs fotntsfAFy mater Nil yiald
Sc rich ratofu-as THAI required foT . Gubscrip-.
lea To- these tha-AnE1lnERSEISdISAk 81
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OVER 2,OO0,0 lFefcrude petroleum
were eceite6l6zP,fIa6nreh during the
year Just c~lofingo.1 s EsS -
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RResPE0Fgss:
MaFPeFss WeeEly:g
sPLEND1DsY ILLusTRAfEh1 Il
Moessss n as AsEa

The Ksskzg stko ablSstSndnosi PaGoEfnlal-
In OAis6f1A8 are sokSlariy and convincing, Nd
sarEy acknowledgements eqfEsnA
bssf 6s8ignSrL- Win . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Heekysia naaa AyAtleAsk hAlf 9RHliqaQarnpaE
andtts1 nnuo1es e an organ 81 opinion u stm--
plY The WssklHs A. noaE
live bsBffons AID xprosas6 dofidNaaFiaHaoo0
PS15ts1 ana soSIGl pro6lemB-LouisviIs ConZieS
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NOrH1Ed4s4SSsr Gaa-seofftsry iis: f0t
lies breed like Surinam toadg you cannot
tell one but 66t u c6mAaEkZa hundred
young
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MOODS.

] cried, "No heart fgtrusl
The sky has lost its III
The earth II cold and desolatet =
would that life were done I"
A hand WAS claspsd IN
Two hearts forever one; -
Now earth and SKY ~inI6eanty shine vi
Ny lie has Just beEunf Ell
MI t-old aud Ses /
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Con hae eigenaaspsecbin order that
we maygAyP pheasant hfpKs to- onr hisnds
and tell bttter rnthAsf1sep s6pamiesS-
Heipe. Nv Szlsssgss-l o. bssSs nos5sq vzA ,
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TERMS.

Fer any one syisvv------.-.-. 90 Der snnum
For any $40 ksFfeWs-...... Z 10 =. X
For any tAFQe keU1AG------1e % g IS -
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Fer Mag4zin6-----. 4 %
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BlAckVoSd1ths four ReVistss..16 %"
Postage tWOcsnts . Number, 20 be prepaid by
the quarter - the once Of deliEery f6.--5E