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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22
The First SlAadl.

It is claimed with great positiveness
that the first Of the shad which two years
ago were placed in the Mississippi river,
below st. Anthony's Falls, by Seth
Green, has just been caught on its return
from the sea. This will Be welcome news
to those who can remember Of old the
delicate flavor of this delicious fish.
By the way, are there any deep lakes
in yeur vicinity II 80, place yourself
in communication with DR.. David Day,
OF the Board Of Fish Commissioners, St.
Paul; and get him to furnish you, if he
has them to spare, with some Of the young
Of the white.fish, or Of the land-locked
salmon. Or If you arc near clear-running
spring water streams, send for brook
trout or the true salmon. Or better still,
start breeding place for trout. There
Is fortune in it.
And, BY the way, again, our friend,
Michael Conner, Esq. Of Rosemount, tells
us that in . lake in the township Of Egan,
III Daketa county, there il : fish which he
believes to be identical with the white.
iish Of Lake Superior. Specimens should
be sent to Dr.. Day. The white-6sh j.
found in many Of the larger lakes d
Northern Minnesota, but il would be =
curious and surprising fact il it, habitat
ranged - far south - Dakota county.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22
THE AMENDE HONORABLE.
Judge Cleveland Of the Mankato Union


Judge Cleveland Of the Mankato Union,
says:
ssThe difference between Donnelly and Will
kinson upon the question under review, is the
marked distinction between the statesman and
the demagogue."
Mr.. Donnelly mildly rebukes us for quoting
''approvingly" the above, from the Pioneer.
He is mistaken. We did not quote it "approv-
ingly" It was the last clause Of paragraph
clipped for publication, and in the hurry OF the
moment failed to receive that comment which
it deserved. What we should have said then
we say now, That while the Pioneers compli-
ment to Mr.. Wilkinson was fairly de-
served, the application of the term "dema.
gogue" to Mr.. Donnelly was uncalled for and
unjust. In our humble opinion his course IS .
member Of the last Legislature was character
lied by good judgment and earnest endeavor
for the public veal. The eminent fairness
and brilliant ability displayed by Mr.. Donnelly
in the conduct Of the ANTI-MoNoPoLIsr Is
cheerfully conceded by us, and challenges the
admiration of his bitterest political enemies.
We arc gratided by the high cempli-
ment paid us, and still more by the fact
that our old, kindly and respectful feel
ings for Judge Cleveland are SO fully re-
stored. It is our strong desire to act in
harmony with al our brethren: and to
do no man injustice; and we are well
| aware that the great political revolution
effected in Blue Earth county has been
achieved through the efforts Of the Union
and the Reuieso, each acting from differ
ent standpoint, and each educating thu
public mind in the great truths of Repub
can government.
We trust they will still continue t,
work together. Close up the ranks ant
move shoulder to shoulder, gentlemen.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22
The Anti-AGonoPo1ist.

Dot; and when st. Peter stops you at
the gate Of Paradise you will be proad to
add, to the list of your other virtues.
these words: 81 was an Anti Monopolist,
and got more than fifty subscribers for
Don1elly's paper =
And if that don't let you in your case
is indeed hopeless.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22

We would ask subscribers to consult
the label on the wrapper of their paper
The dates after the name show when the
subscription expires; and where there is
no date but the letters st. f. the mean.
ire is that the paper is not paid for, and
is ant to be discontinued at any time. we
would urge all such parties to settle at
once as our terms are payment in ad.
vance.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22

ADVERTISERS will please take notice
that the ANTI. MoNoPoLIsr is the best and
cheapest advertising medium in Minneso'
n. 1t has larger circulation among the
farmers than any other; while it IS read
m every town and city and almost every
village of the State 1t is perused by
thousands who take no other paper.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22
CLURBING RATES.

The Anti Monopolist and the New York
Weekly Tribune ..... ~. ~; W. VI. 90
The Anti Monopolist and the New YORK
Semi Weekly Tribune ..,.:.."
The Ant -Monopolist and the Chicago
The Anti-Monopolist AMI tue Chicago
Weekly Tribune: c 49,.
The Anti Monopolist and the Chicago
Tri-Weekly Tribune -. 1870. :.
The Anti Monopolist and the Chicago In
dustrial Age -. ..;..;: r., T.. -.
The Anti Mon ,polist and the Indianapo-
lis Patrons Helper. ..-.:: -,
The Anti Monopolst and the st. Paul
Weekly Dispatch; :n IL. tho he, St ~ Paul
A4e ;1 nii n;snotcI 8
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22
UNJUST.

The Minneapolis Tribune keeps up
constant fire Of abuse upon Hon. John S.
Prince Of St. Paul. 1t will take somc-
thing more than the Tribune to con-
vince the people that Col. Prince IS any
thing else than an honest man and .
high toned, honorable gentleman.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22
HOME INSURANCE.

The local mutual company Of Lancaster
county, Pennsylvania, is thrifty company,
which has always confined its business 70 its
own county. The LycomiDg, Of Williams
sport, Pennsylvania, Is mutual company
which CONNER ced as local corporation over
thirty wears ago, and which now has surplus
of over "a, OOO, 900, and is one Of the strongest
fire insurance companies in the United States.
In small way, the local company OF Lake
county. Illinois, Is Z conspicuous success. IT
has furnished safe indemnity to it, patrons
during the past five years at about one MIL on
a hundred dollars, Or less than Ose;tDth ~ the
average cost Qf issvraaes in stock cOMpsniss. -
Chicago IndsstyiaI Age.
We should not let . dollar 60 out Of
our State for insurance, If W can help it.
There il the Farmers Mutual Of Min.
neapolis, home institution. Encourage
that.
Then there is the xchaRse = ooAlish
township insufaass - 1nia - The
law We publisa,sd ~ 49,. - sGperi
ence Of the veI1sy c., W11agtor
county. local ies1rsses >ty. = e
tailed in our rlps - -, N Johr
W. Risch, i vaIuataa \ $3.50 - III
dollars to insuus II 9kat - II
amount Of 30o0 - txeso 111
&c to work md 60 - nneor
through the Annrl - ~
get along. C
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and argument
- ~-l 4nn wnVl

two or three she -
Let all our readers take hold and in
crease our circulation. The greater our
circulation, the greater our influence !;
and the more income we have the bigger
and better We can make our paper. Our
cause is yours.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22

SOME interesting correspondence from
different points is delayed for want Of
room.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-22
ADVERTISING RATES.

locals. Is cents per line each insertion.
Locals. editorial columns, 25 cents per line
each insertion.
Bills for advertising payable quarterly in
ADVANCE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

AZ Times continues to Ne herd. Non
ey IL scarce. Collections ate dificaw.
business il dull. The hum o.. industry
u but family heard. Our streets arr
FLIED with those W ho are either unem-
ployed or have but partial employment
Work is.soaght by those who can not
find IL 20 do. The financial psnacca.
which was a REPUBLICAN cancus meascre
of the last Congress, hiss proved = fall
ure. II has done ~ good. IL has not
allevis,cd AZ all the public distress. but,
80 far ~ It's effects can be judged. II has
increased IL. We see no hope for the
people. no restoration of good times,
until. by the result OF a Presidential
election, there can be - radical change
i'm our political afiair. Our dihiculrie,
arc political. The crops have been good,
Nothing can be charged TO the account
OF Nature for the siringency which az
fects tho money market. While the
masses are suffering the few who are III
the Government rings are smassine
large fortunes. They are coming money
out Of the blood and tears Of the peo.
pie. 1t would seem to be a bad time "a
offer Administration tickets To the
workingmas. sustaining = policy which
takes the bread from him and his family
- Ciacinnati Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

T- Rome Spiritualists in the Finh
Ward held q seance one night lately,
Seated around y table they called up
spirits and asked them questions
Among others was the question is
Beecher guiltyr In response 10 this
there cane three distinct rsps. as Mrs.
Tilton guiltyi' was then asked. and
instantly that table Topped over on its
back and its drawers few openIDcn-
yer Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

vWhen Mary AIMS young man
takes the baby on his knee, suddenly
DROPS him without any warning, and
sits cross-legged the rest of the evening,
you may safely conclude that that young
man was the victim Of misplaced cohh-
dcnce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

Il e,a"s for tia gupf brity over all en@tia. -.
offered the patlie for the aAvs. rHrAIs. .Ssrrr 80 ~,
rsnsAsssr cure Of A ros snd fevsr. sr ChNls an d,
yer. wLssSer Of shsr or hong standing. n. r..,
~ entire Western and S.rthsrn country 10 t.sr -
t-s.imon. ~ the truth a ME assertion. tba, 10 =. -
whatever will ~ fail te cure n the d~i-sctisns are a.,
follow "a ont. In great many easss q Esis =. ~.
been -teLt for = care. and whole emile. a..
been cures ~ . sngi bette. Nth . psrfeef tS.t.r,tis,
- the sr Tsi hrslth- Its lO~rer, prudsst ans
every cas- more certain rare. II Ito us~ 10 sontius,S
gu s.irF Q 50 fr ~ssk ~ toe after ID. eisA. H..
hcau hrok ~ or ehes sst. more especially 10 n GU a. 4
10 ing s.Gas3l n cases. Usgsny. this nedieip. vuI",,
z require any al 10 Keep ths bow els IN god srser sk,, a
he atieui. Ao~sver. require . csihsruc medicine A.
Ter tsyfrs ;Ekra ihres Or far tose. % he Tcn,e
single dose Of BrLL's vk6ErAkIl FAMILY FlIIs
will b. sLan.sEi.
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Anctaos Sesfins0ny.


Frv-~ R,rn.rsr. 20
-Apr4 4sh. ..es
D.. J-r- r-Is -nzA.Sf. Ktsvt.r 49, -frst, -
20 sssrAE ia. a. e .le L.Nii-~ snl -~.t' : 49,
Ties u p,sssse> tssr- ys. .aei~ 7~irE. siAt.4 49,
my rsss
was wounded shos' M y~H-s sF1-e4st k~- srt
si ~ sud cSnfn-if - HsRfar. Per- netra - s-
i-l. uy 49,. 3 Asvs ret L.Gi.G wf.. 49, rst --tsf
. Easr snt sirrsi~-S -yuaesc lam koi i+rrst 81.
tf,~ NJ s.ner4ihsz3.k " ar sirfs. Eetitf-i -
- u e ssssi nsur-- Have ore ~ I y ss-r Nr-
stpariiiA ian any fkf1E else. wish 'ts. IN D. sH-
ire. f.exss express re bali = Tersn tor = 49, stAst
cAF1As {. Y. JOHNSON,
sL-rl, ~
r She following Vas written AR. 2s'b $50 ~
Mr.. Jennie johnson. uethsr " Capt J,sGssu.
~. Jo.v B-I-csss sE. Ny .rtNsn1. ~ J
johnson. wa 4 .sfi ri si---nn ans rhy- rir ~ l.sts
Ss~ York. her. he did l@-vlrx ne Sieve CO
-ohnso1 70 Ev e.ss- A J. t..rtrtn .'srs g sgs s~tscs
cLrync diarrheA 49, rcrphls Or NA,rt ! sF- 't-r
rt,sTsd t.w have f-r tfr TeA-s ~
cDrnrr esded n % asny b. sew Ya-s etic $40 -, icT
s~crotnla. fever sv-es. and yenrssl tftlay f.rsss
s-ccess has stisst@d a. The cIrea eHsstse ~ ~
~ scrUfrs rad fever sores ~ers 4.4-nst 4rs.s.ts-
I arr very a-x.s7s To- ~ son 20 sg.- hsse res are %
ycrr ssr.sys-tfs. lie - 4 fearful o. sesrfAF . sFt1cS
srucis henr. his writing % goa for 70. bs 49,"
we're terrible. bet ! s~lisvsk be will recover.
A~sp~sfuily.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

iOTsTs ~ save u ~ rev hg',fscs q ger.r-f as.e-
mont % Stoves Tin Ware. Hollow yy@re. and
Z utisry. lin iacfI-. and .'nh Work ic..
rrrty. Wrrwp'ir All rhesrl.. 4 nr~ irraK s~a-H.
eiesn y - c0tns sad see me. before prrhN * ess.-
WHARF lime -. '9Ts..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-29
THE FARMERS FRIEND,

CLEVELAND CHEMICAL PAINTS, mixed
from pure white lead, zinc and linseed oil, ready
for use The purest paints in the market, good
body and fine finish. Put mp in any desired
quantity, and sent c. .. d. by express. For sam
pie cOlorS address ID. REYNOLDS, AGENT,
IS North Delaware street, INDIANAPOLIS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-29

TOR SALE-FARM-A party that is Obliged
J. TO discontinue farming viii sell very cheap
he best one hundred and sixty acre farm there
is IN this county, either for stock grain, to-
for farming. Used only one season. Thirty
acres growing wheat, 80 tons hay, corn and oats
OF land for corn, hay and pasturage. Possession
given at day of sale, so that no Interruption of
farming would take place. Situated one and a
half miles from Winamac, the county seat. good
neighborhood two-story frame house, seven
rooms, best farm house IN the county; orchard
of choice fruit, good water. healthy locality.
few needed repairs would make this the
prettieSt place In Northern Indiana. Con-
yenent py railroad TO Chicago, indianapolis or
CINCINNATI, giving the best markets for the
products OF The farm. Two thousand dollars
first payment, balance on liberal time lhfs is
a rare opportunity for a person OF small means
10 begin farming without delay and acquire a
farm that in few years VIII be doub G the price
at present asked for il. Call on or address
GEORGE W. BYERS, Real Estate Agent Win
namac. Pulaski county. Ind
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The Board Of Trustees of the Indianapol 5
Hebrew Congregation to Louis RoSengarten ,

Blowing the Trumpet of Jericho" is IN
doubleday the least known of any Of the
religious services of the Jewish Church. Il
has been done, however, since the time OF
Moses, both by the orthodox and reformed
Churches, and is considered in Hebrew cir
Giles as being one of the most solemn and
important services in their doctrine. At
mountain to receive the law,
the thunder and lightning was very severe,
and the blowing OF this trumpet is meant
for an imitation of the thunder. The office
is considered as one of great honor and only
awarded to the most exemplary persons. A
MANS MORAL CHARACTER
must be far above suspicion, and if he vio-
latss any of the rules of the church, doing
business on their Sunday saturday. for in
stance, he Is not capable of holding the
position in the church. Members OF the
Hebrew congregation, made defendants in
this suit, say that Rosengarten has held
the office the length of time stated in the
complaint, but laugh at the idea of his
entering suit tor recovery of salary. To
elbow the horn" they say, is an honor
which many persons are glad to possess, and
never in the history ofthe church has IL been
a sal2ried position. Some said that Rosel-
oarteu was suedfor church dues. and thst he
brings this suit out of spite. At all events
the case will be an odd one If il comes to a
trial. The horn is a common one and is of
the same shape and material as the old pow
der TASKS, and Is, as alleged in
the complaint, "a hard instrument to
blow" But then it has only
to be blown for about five minutes each OF
the two new years days. During the SER
vices of the day the .trumpet sounder'
takes mis- position at one side of the pulp
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-29

WANTED gsn'a F for sns best IS, ssi ing
world 1t contsiDs 10 sheets paper ID envelopes
Pen, Pen Holder, Pencil, patent Yard Measure,
package of Pertuinery. and piece OF Jewelry
Single package, with elegant prize, post paid .
cents. Giro lar free.
BRIDE d CO., 769 Broadway, NY.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-29
THE TRUMPET OF JERICHO.
CASE FOR THE COURTS THAT NEVER HAD
PRECEDENT.

CASE FOR THE COURTS THAT NEVER HAD A
PRECEDENT.
Last Thursday suit was filed in the Su-
perior Court which is deserving of more
than the slight mention made of it in the
daily papers, owing to the extreme rareness
of the case. 1t might safely be said that
never before in the annals of the courts was
a similar suit instituted. The following is a
literal copy of the complaint as filed:
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY: In the
Superior court OF Marion county, May
term, 1875
Louis Rosengarten VS.. The President and
Board of Trustees of the Hebrew congrega-
ton. Comes now the plaintiff herein and
says: That the defendant is a corporation
CATION Of said city OF Indianapolis, in said
county of Marion, ii the state of Indiana.
did, ever since the year 1867 and up TO the
year 1874, employed him, the said plaintiff,
on the Jewish New Years day, lasting
"a Trumpet Of JerigO,7 so known in the
Jewish Church, which said instrument
| is hard instrument to blow,
and injurious to the health
as also injurious to the life; that said servi-
ces are worth at linienst charges the sum OF
SIS per day, and that there IS due him for
such services the sum of $3.50, as bill of par
ticulars herewith filed will more particularly
show. Wherefore plaintiff demands judg-
ment for $500 and eli other proper relief in
the premises.
CoULoS Il KLINGENsETzH,
Attornies for plaintiff.
| BILL OF PARTICULARS.
The BOARD NJ Trustees of the Indianapol's
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and at given time sounds the signals.
There ara four of these, esch OF but few
notes, and they have to be repeated three
time, making twelve times at one service.
As said before, it consumes about five min
utes time each day, or ten minutes in year.
So Mr.. Rcsengarten wants 50 minute for
the use OF his lungs in blowing "the horn Of
.Teripho -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-29

Notice is hereby given that the board OF COM
missioners OF Marion county, state OF Indiana
house in the city of indianapolis, receive bids
for the Ripraps, fills for approaches, excava :
tons and t1mbers and plank for the founda-
tons of the abutments and pier: also for the
aoutments and pier, and for the superstTucture
wood or iroD), of a bridge over White river at
Dawson's ford, in said county. Said bridge &c
be oft two spans, 40 feet each in the clear. Ex-
IRENE length go feet.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the
county auditors office at Indians polls. Bids
must be flied with the county auditor and ac-
companied with vouchers. The board ex-
pressly reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids. +. W. HAMILTON.
Auditor Marion county,
INDIANA POLLS IND, April ~, 1876
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SPRING HAS COME.
II oLrvER wENDELL noLMEs.

Taesunbeanns lost for half year,
Slant through my pane their morning rays
For dry northwesters cold and clear,
The east wind blows in its thin, blue maze
And first the snowdrops bells are seen,
Then close &C inst the sheltering wall
The tulips horn of dusky green,
The peony's dark, unfolding Dal-
The dirnly chsliced crocus burns;
The long narctssuss blades appear;
The con @ peaked hyacinth re turns
To light her blue-fiamed chandelier.
The willows whistling lashes, wrung
By the Wild winds o. the gusty March,
With sailow leaflets lightly strung
Are sVaying by the tufted larch.
The elms have rooed their slender spra-
With fall-bloWn flower and emoryO lear
Wide Ger the clasping arch OF day
Scars like a cloud their hoary chiei.
See the proud tulips haunting cup
Thai flames in glory Tor an hour
Behold IL withering-then look up
How meek the forest monarch's hover!
When wake the violets. winter dies;
When sprOut the elm-buds, spring Is near;
When acs blossom summer cries,
"Bud, little roses! spring is here.
TIE windows blush with fresh bouquets,
Gu. with the May-dew on their lips;
The radIsh all its bloom displays,
Pink IS Auroras nnger Ups
Nor less. the flood of light that showers
or, beauty's changed corOlla shsd1s-
The walks are cay as bridal bowers
With rows Of many petaled maids.
The scarlet shell-fish click and clash
In the blue barrow where they slldei
The horsenan, proud OF streak and splash,
Creeps homeward from his morning ride.
Here comes tine dealers awkward string,
With neck IN rope and tail in knot
Rough colts, with careless, country swing,
In lazy walk or slOuching trot.
Wild My from the mountain side.
Doomed 70 the close and channg thllls,
Lend ne thy long, untiring stride
To seek with thee thy Western nils! :
1 hear me whispering voice of Spring,
The ihrush's trill, the robins cry,
Like some poor bird with prisoned wing
That SITS and sings and longs TO ny.
o for one spot of living green
One little spot where leaves can grow
To love unbalanced, to walk unseen,
To dream above, to sleep below
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-29
TEXAS.

a short postponement OF the Texas Real Es-
tate Drawing until Nav Is, 1875. Tickets re-
dueed 10 81. No scaling OF prizes, but every one
paid in fCi.
over tO.09 acres OF choice land, centrally To-
Gated I ear railroads, IL houses, 23S5 Coli Coin
s5,OO6. Oar enterprise is endorsed by the CITY
CouncnN Reliable agents wanted Send for
circulars. They VIII convince you we are both
reliable and responsible. Tickets only 81: III for
$40, and q for $50. No connection with any
other similar enterprise.
COMdENDATORY.-Havin from our long ac-
quaintance with j. 4. Foster, every condolences
IN his integrity, we feel justified in saving we
believe he will carry out his distribution hon
estly and fairly. Signed by the Mayor, the Hon
j. ~. ID. Wilson, and The City Council.
We are specially DESTROYS that parties inter
ested would write to the banks, merchants and
postmaster of this place (where we have lived
10 years., for Information as to reliability.
J. +. FOSTER, Manager,
Houston, Texas
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dsono a month to agents, everywhere. Ad-
DZUu dress Excelsior Mfg. Co., Buchanan,
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NOTICE.

To the public and owners Of lands liable TO be
affected by the work proposed 10 be done by the
Grassy Creek Draining Association, notice is
hereby given that on the l4th day of Nav, 1875.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the appraisers appointed by
the Board Of County Commissioners, OF Marion
county, state OF Indiana. TO examine ano assess
the benefits and injuries to the land liable to be
affected by the work to be done by said Grassy
creek Draining Association inWarren township,
OF said county of Marion, viii commence such ex-
animation and assessment at the north end of
the proposed drain in section 81, township is,
coed southwark TO the terminus of said proposed
drain, continuing such examination and APP
completed.
THOMAS HAMILTON,
HENRY KING,
FREDERICK WESLINC
Directors of said Draining Association
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-29
BENHAAG'S
Musical Review.

"A 50 page Monthly Magazine.
circulation, 10000 copies en-
nualIy Each number contains
S1 80 worth Of music.
TIT, Inc Review is devoted to Music, Art, Idtera.
II is second 10 none in ability.
II is second 10 none in popularity
~ is second TO none in circulation
IL clrculates almost entirely In families
~ accepts but a few first-class advertisements
and displays them well
=, ~ Is nor Ike daily or weekly papers glanced
through hastily, and then DESTROYED, but is pre
served and bound, and thus becomes a perina-
nent advertisement.
lts advertising rates are lower than those of
any other journal of its class
~ Is NOT class journal, issued solely for the
Usher. VI Us pun
1ls eultorlal columns are never filled with adj
Nertsenents or business pufs, either of its pub
usher i or an body else, and no amount Of money
VI Oil. lI,nuence would procure the insei ton of a
s ~ word or advertising into that portion OF
the magazine. "
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-29

+ AIDES can make s5 q day in their own city
~ or town. Address Ellis Man'g Co., Waltham,
Mass.