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VECETINE
Purcfes the Blood. Kenoyatcs and
InyigOrates the whole System. Its
Medical Properties are Alter
rativc, Tonic. solvent and
Diurctfc

NegctInc is made exclusively from the
Juices OF carefully selected Darks, roots ard
herbs, and so strongly concentrated, that
il will eflectually eradicate from the SyS-
tenn every tint of SCrOfula, ScrOiulOus HUI
NOR Tumurs, Cancer, CancerOus Humor,
ErySipclaS, salt Rheum, Syphiiitic Dis
eases Cankcr. FaintmCSSS ut tho Stomach,
and all diseases that arise from impure
blood. Scialica, InlammatOry and Chron-
ic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt and
Spinal Complaints, can only be etfectually
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Erupfivc Diseases of the
Skin Pu>tuleS, Pimplcs, BlOtchcS, BOilS,
letter, Scadhcad and Ringworm, Nege-
tine has never failed To effect permanent
cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com
plants, DrOpSy, Female Weakness, Leu
currhua, arising from internal liberation
and uterine diseases and General Debility
Nrgctiuc acts directly upon the causes of
these complaints. II invigoratcS and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon
cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, llabtual CoStivc-
ness, PalpitatiOm Of the Heart, Headache
Piles, Nervousness and General PrOStra-
ton Ofthc Nervous System, no medicine
mas ever given such perfect satisfaction as
the Ncgctin". 1t puriticS the blood, clean
SrS all of the organs and possesses con-
trolling power over tn" nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by Eegc-
tine hav" induced many physicians and
apOthCcarirS whom we know To prescribe
and use ii in their own families.
In fact. Ncgetinc is the best remedy vet
discovered for the above diseases, and is
the only reliable Blood Purifier vet placed
before the public. Prepared by
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NARROW GAUGE RAILWAYS.

A Congressional committee oil the
lower House, have been studying the
comparative cost of tn" tire" loot Tor
narrow gauge railway, and that
Of the standard, "h'ch i
four feet eight and Il hall inches. Inc
result Is "'certain'd to be tha' the orig
NAL cost OF con-tru'tl"H oil the former Is
only go per cent OF the latter ana th'' II
can bee worked at a cost Of % per cent
of it. gro,. earnings while th" standard
IuuSr roads average 0iper cent.
And III addition L" these advantages
TIA" smaller road ha, " Freight raP"c''!
very nearly equal to that OF N" larger "'
this latter mas to carry " tremendous
amount OF dead weight l" I'"'' ]"
Massachusetts,. 1t Wa, "''er'"''''' '"''
This amounted ,othr"e tons Tor every ION
of freight, while over ton
aad two third OF dead weight was car
rjrd, on the average, to each passenger
transported, This j. largely reduced on
tine narrow gauge roads, and the Com
u.,ter proved youclu,ivcly, the superior
IT'S or,his system.
The advantage of the narrow gauge
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private boarding houses This might
cause some reduction in their business;
bat not so much a. would likely result
were they TO continue d. hotels, and en-
terrain strangers unawares" promiscu-
ously. The great portion OF lnconvsn-
fence from this source would fall upon
the travelling public and business men;
but this would only be in keeping with
! legislation which has always been an
tagonistic to business prosperity. There
i. little doubt, too, but that time VIII
work out ways and means OF eYzdihg 'he
law in the other cases. and even H.
the whole measure i, not pro
nounced unconstitutional, our colored
friend, will find that it 10 but an empty
effort to create confusion and secure
their votes, and being empty, will fail to
accomplish the objects sought.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
]. B. LIPPMC0TT & CO.'S
NEW
Works.
B1GELow's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

BIGELOW'S LIFE OF FRANKLIN.
The Life of BenJsmins Franklin. Written
BY himself Now frst edited from orig
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other writings. By
Hon. John Bigelow. Three vols. Crown
syo. Per vol. Extra cloth, $50; Ii
brsry. 500: half calf, gilt, $3.50.
"Irany one should dispute the claim OF
this worl, to a place in contemporary lit
erature, the answer Is at hand In the facts
OF which Mr.. Bigelow presents Il lucid
statement, and in the admirable manner
in which he has carried It's plan into exc
cutiOn,"-S Y. Tribune.
"The Hon. John BigelOw, well known in
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
a real service on American literature by
his new edition Of the Life OF Franklin.
specimens of book making we have seem
y. J. Heraid.
1--WE know of no volumes which We
would more willingly commend 10 the
study OF our fellow-citiZens, young and
old, than those in which the MeSsrS. Lip
pincOtt 4 Co. have given US the result Of
Mr.. Bigelow's painStaking researches into
the life and character OF Benjamin Frank
lin. "-BOStOR GLOBE.
"Mr. Bigelow has donea noble work in
It's preparation, and the publishers have
given II TO the public in the best style OF
the art - Christian AdrocdtS.
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ID Id,

BrRk-On March 9th, $50. WALTER
RINK. IN the iwruty-nitn YEAR or MS age.
TIL, r.urral wIll take place from his late
residence, No. Is, 9th street, ON Thursday
morning ut . o'clock. Funeral services nj
the Cathedral. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend It is requested by the
family that there he no huggics.
TRUNELl-On sunday morning, at "a
O'Clock, tuRALIE, daughter OF George W.
and Mary T.. TruNcll, aged two years, SIX
months and nineteen days.
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EFFECT OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS
BILL.

Though but little time has elapsed since
hi, bill become law, it is curious To
watch its effects already. In the first
place. it ha, trau,pircd, that the bill itself
cou,,rs but very more privileges than
were formerly cnjoyod-much less than
many Of our c,lorcd brethren imagined
They seemed to think that with the cX-
cop,ion Of not being allowed to mix up
their children with the white, in the
puhIi, schools. ard not being buried
alongside of white person in grave
ward, they were To- hc guaranteed every
other social right under the law.
1t seems. however that they were mis-
,qL,n. Some of the more adventurous
If the race in Richmond Va, and else
where. Immediately attempted to enforce
their .uppo,cd rights in barber hops and
bar rooms. but Incl with decided rcbutis.
OF course they determined nj once 10 as
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II. R. STEVENS. Boston. Mass,

WHAT Is VEGETINE"-lt is a compound
cXSractcd from barkS, roots and herbs. IL
is Natures Remedy. 1t il perfectly harm
less from any bad effect upon the system
IL is nourshing and strengthening Ii acts
directly upon the blood. II quicts the
nervous system. II gives YOU good, sweet
sleep at night. II is a great panacra for
our aged fathers and mothers: tor il gives
them strength, quictS their nerves, and
gives them Natures sweet Slpcp-as has
been proved by many an aged person. IL
Is the great Blood Purifier. II is soothing
remedy for our children. II has relieved
and cured thousands. II Is very pleasant
10 take; every child likes IL. II relieves
and cures all diseases originating from i'm
pure blood. Try the Neg"nne. Give II fair
trial for your complaints; then YOU will
say To your friend, ncighbor and acquain-
taucc, Try it: II has cured me-"
Ncgctinc for the complaints for which II
is recommended, is having larger sale
throughout the United States than any
other one medicine. Why? Negetine wifi
cure these Complaints.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris to Marty by Way "fth" Rhine.
By Edward Strahan. PrOfuscly Illus
trutcd with over 80 Engravngs, from
designs 10y Dorc and others. Syo. Extra
cloth, black and gilt ornamentation.
Gilt Top. 500.
QUAINT, humorous, and entertaining.
describing the journey from Paris to Marty
nv way of the Rhine. II is an cxquisitely
printed and taStrfully bound volume, and
the illustrations, three hundred In mum
Der. are largely by Gustave Dor". Tn"
book Is among the most unique and Ets
cinating in its way that we have ever
CHANGED to see. Boston journal.
st is rs purely humorous as can well b"
imagined. II j. not book 10 be- cOOlly
desert bed, but 10 bc read and enjoyed and
laughed over. - BOsfOH Adreytisrr.
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ENGLISH INSTITUTIONS.

The History of English Institutions. u!
Philip V. smith, VI. \. Treats oil the
sources and organization Of Early Teu-
tonic Institutions; of Feudali>m; OF the
DcvcIopcmcnt of the English 'onStiiu
lion. Of the Constituents of Central Au.
,hor;tv.apd the Centralized Government
Forming Complete Handbook oi the
Passes and structure Of the Institutions OF
english civilization. l2mo. FINE cIoth'
$50.
"Tbis volume. which takes It's place IN
Ncssrs /. b. Lippincutt q I" =, series OF
"JistoIical HaudbookS,' IS peculiarly VA
uahIr Lrrausc of the ClCarnesN, the cuuciSt-
ncSs and inc excellent arrangement OF lts
inaticr II is well adapted to the wants OF
the student and of the general reader -
Boston Post.
mrbo work congresses and arrangeN a
VAST amonnt OF valuable knowledge o! n
POLITICAL nature in small compass ana lSah
aItoSether admirable essay. III deserves 70
he csrrfnllv studied by all, and VIII lead u"
more complete study and useful lmi9i ma
ton among all who digest it..-I"N"''t-
Dhiu North american.
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s,ucorahe chesapeake and Ohio.

\ Virginia exchange says that james
Lyons, trustee will sell the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad on May 3, in compIl-
uuce with pcrcmptory instructions from
one OF the bondholder>. The proposed
sale j. to be made under deed OF trust
from the Virginia Central Railroad com
pauy the original name Of the &. " o.
executed in 1854.
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Whist the people of Massachusetts
have been occupied in attending to the
domestic concerns of Southern cOmmu-
mites the wolf has been entering their
own households. Recently published
statistic, show that paupcrlsm is on the
increase in that State, and has assumed
such proportions 4. to render It subject
Of very grave consideration. The cost to
the State last year of its paupcrS and
poor children was more than $@OOOOOi
thccity of Boston alone paid nearly 500
600 ia addition and the 40 towns and
cities added 100000 more making ST.
10000. The total cost Of the annual
support of paupcrs and the defective
classes i, estimated 20 hc $2,50O0OO, and
the whoic number of persons receiving
pubic support, in one way or another Is
about 5000 1t i, thought that about
one hale these are native born, but
there arc no statistics to determine
B0itin,Drc Sun.
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For the student of American history 1t
is Il really valuable contribution. 1t gives
Us, moreover, "A near and clear view OF the
very able, upright, and resolute man, anu
of person whose political influence, II
not wide, was strongly felt over u great
period Of his sountry's existence. J.
EVENING Post
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Americans area Nation OF Dyspcp-

iics-Wc live fast, diSSipate and I'LL early
graves. We drink all kinds of alcoholic
spirits and swallow. without maSiication,
pork, grease, and every kind OF lifr-dcS-
irOyiu., NySirn-clOgglng, lndtGC>llblc
food Dr Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bit
I.rS will rOmovc the evil effects, aud the
recovered parlcnt, with pure, vitaliZcd
electrical blood flowing through his veins,
Will have Il clearer head and Il cooler Judg-
munt, which added tO experience, Will
cause him To abstain in the future. mob
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MALCOLM.

A Romance BY George Macdonald, author
of Robert Falconer," "Alec Forbes"
"Ranald Bannerman," etc. $40. Fine
cloth, $50; paper cover 81.
at is the most mature, elaborate and
highly-finished work OF its distinguished
author, whose other novels have had an
extraordinary success" PhHddeiphid
ErcHWg Bulletin.
1T is production of great merit, the
Interest Of which becomes intensified To
the very close st LOUn Times.
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the WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. II will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS to cluu agents and TO subscribers.
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NENOENNDIM.

county. entered on the Eth at February
lNiu,thD above mentioned tracts ui ~ .7-iu
I'm acres. aud the" ual underlying lac trurr
Of 1871 acres. were divided and partliton't
between said Thompson and Wit, ufI
Lewis IUUsiOrd. who held undivided %
t.rrsiS therein. said decree 81 partition l-
recorded in the office OF TIA" CI,.k of fhr
county Court Of ohio county, ga ue.. HH"r
No. a., page 81, sc. l'.'
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THE ROMANCE OF THE ENGLISH
STAGE.

BY Percy Fitzgerald, VI. A, F.s. A., author
of Life of Garricll," "Thc Kcmblcs,'
etc. l2mo. Extra cloth. 500.
"Mr. Fitzgcrald's well-known familiarity
with the annals of the stage (which has
already been shown in his Lives of Garrick
and the Kembles) insureS trustworthy
account OF those with whom he now deals,
while his easy style Of narration and the
judicious manner in which the various
episodes have been selected make his book
not only instructive, but very agreeable
reading" -LOrdOn Morning Post.
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PATRICIA KENDALL.

By r. Lynn Linton, author Of "Lizzie
LOrton," "The Girl Of the Period"
Joshua Davidson" etc. l2mo. Fine
cloth. Sl.5j.
"'Patricia KENDALL" by F.. Lynn Lin
ton, is the best novel OF English life that
we have seen since the 'Middlemarch, q {
George Eli -PhiiHdcIphi" Evening
B,fiiciW.
"A novel Of remarkable power and IN
trrrSt The plot IS strong, the characters
are fiHcly drawn and the style Is solid and
10 an unusual degree. - Boston
Evening Gazette;
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History Of Ferdinand and Isabeii"'
Three Volumes.
History of The Conque.tEOf Mexico.
Three Volumes.
History Of the Reign Of Philip H.,
Three Volumes.
History OF the Reign Of Charles ".
Three Volumes.

"The typography, indeed the entire me-
rhunical execution, of these books Is cN-
uuisitr: and we unhesitatingly pronounce
thr series not only the best edition of
Prescott'S Works ever published, but one
Of the handsOmcst set of books the Amerl-
can nr,SS mas given Us. - Boston JDUrTGi.
Perfect in all that pertains To the max
inu of a book ~. y. Christian Union.
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GLOW Mr.. Adams has executed his task
the world will be quick to decide. His
scholarship, tact, knowledge OF the world
and of American politics, could be expect
ed 10 produce but one result, and that re-
suit, 80 far AS the first -FOUR volumes ere
concerned, has been fully realiZed."-
Chicago Inter- ocean
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WILDMOOR.

4 Novel. By Florence Burckett. l2mo.
Fine cloth. Sl.75.
9Th, scenes in 'WildmoSr,' a novel. by
Llrrmrc. Burckctt, published by J. Il. Lip
nincott & Co. are laid in the lake country
If England. The author writes with gen
nine enthusiasm Of the scenery. This
love of nature j. a pleasant feature of the
book: scarcely less pleasant Is the evil
J,nrr of the refinement of the writer's
mind. which at times becomes n reaction,
and not an ungrateful reaction, against
the prevailing color OF the modern novel,
" J. UOr'd.
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VARIABLE IMPORTATION

i''0l'N' I''tulO Der L., lSl,
Gc0N,m"u-My only object In giving Won
this testimonial is 10 spread valuable in
formation. Having been badly afflicted
with Salt Rhrum, and the whole surface Of
my skin bcinS covered with pimplcs and
cruptionS, many OF which caused me great
pain and annoyance, and knowing Il 10 he
"A blood disease, took many of the adycr-
tiScd blood preparations, among which
was any quantity of SarSaparilla, without
obtaining any benefit until commenced
taking the N"g"tinc, and before had com
plplcd the first bottle saw that had oot
the right medicine. consequently. | fol-
lowed on with il until had taken seven
bottles, when | was pronounced a well
man, and my skin Is smooth and entirely
free from pimpCS and eruptiOnS. have
never enjoyed SO good health before, and |
attrihut" IL all Ia the use Of Ncgetine, To
benefit thos" afflicted with rheumatism.
! will make mention also of the Negetine's
wonderful power of curing me OF this acute
complaint, of which have suffered so in
icnSCly. {. II. TUCKER
Pas. AG't Mich. G. Il. r., 10 Washington
street, Boston.
Scgctinc il Sold ny all Druggists.
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"Although il is based upon rigidly scien-
tilic principles, the treatment Is OF pop
ulnr character and within the compass
of every reader possessing an ordinary de-
gree OF intelligence The translation has
been made with ihiOmatic precision and
force, Showuga familiar knowledge OF the
two languages, as well ~ a mastery skill
in the choice OS words. ~. Y. Tribune.
ain short, the work is a thor
ough discussion and explanation of prin-
cipleS in "A very clear, and interesting man
nrr, and IL is very valuable treatise for
all preache, ), teachers, or any one called
upon to use the voice in speaking. '-B0apn
Christian Register.
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THE WORKS oFw. H. PRESCOTT.

New and Revised Edition. Edited 10y J.
+. Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. with Por-
traits from steel, and Maps. Per VOL
Extra cloth, S225; half calf gilt extra,
$3.50.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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NEW
Standard Works.
MEMOIRs Oh JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS.

Comprising Portions Of his Diary from
l7gj 10 lSiS. Edited by Hon. Charles
Francis sAdsms. With Portrait, svo.
Extra cloth. Per vol. $500. Four vol
uns now ready.
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rROPRlETORS.
Sold 10y druggists and IDEAL, y every
where.
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GERMAN UNIVERSITY LIFE.

GERMAN UNIVERSITY LIFE.
The Story OF My Career as IA student and
Professor With Personal "reminiscences
Of Goethe, Schiller, NovaliS, and others
BY Heinrich StchcnS. Translated by VIM.
+. Gage. New Edition. Emo. Fine cloth.
sI25.
"Thr book is absorbing, and we could not
Law il down unread, not only on account Of
the interest OF the life speaking through
il, but for the brilliant constellation around
little PhilddeiphiG PrcSbWeI tHn.
..Thc volume will be intensely interest
ing TO all who take an interest in the great
men and rich literature OF Germany
81. Louis Republican,
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CLLRK's OFFICE BOARDoF COMMISSIONS
WHEELING, February :. lS75.
Sealed proposals will be received mt this
Office until saturday. February 9TH, at
noon, for furnishing coal 10 the County
Jail and lufirmary for one year, from
April LIST. Bidders will Civ" the price of
clean, mixed and nut coal, delivered. All
clean coal to pass through screens.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
rah0 G-Q-l2- l6-1LoS-C,
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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W'er ks.
ON THE SCIENCE OF sENsI-
BIIITY

ON THE SCIENCE OF sENsI-
BILITY.
Intelligence, or Simple Element OF Soul;
and the Spirit of Lifo and the origin Of
Species, and Natural Cause Of the Spe-
cies to its Type. BY John Nelson Smith
l2mo. Extra cloth. Sl.5O.
sThe theory of this work, unlike the
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designed rather 10 indicate it, by demon
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and indeStTuctibility in all the works of
Infinite power. 1t is full of original and
startling propositions. "-H. Louis Times.
"A philosophical essay designed to dem
onstrato that other finite intelligence, be-
sides man are endowed with immortality
and destined to people heaven. The book
is thoughtful, novel in its theories and the
arguments advanced TO support them.and
refreshing by reason ofhiS vigorous style"
Boston Journal.
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PROPOSALS.

WHEELING, March $, 1870. mra ID
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"Leaving aside its historical interest, the
whole story Is OF II very romantic ana CN-
most readable that has come under our no
lice for some time. II establishes MI
O'KeIly's claims to literary merit OF "a hlEh
order in the most unmistakaDle manner -
v, y, Commercial idrcfiscr.
"Uis narrative is spirited, and VIII be-
relished by those curious 10 follow thc ca,
rccr Of cool and intrepid Jo'f ii iS.
civiIiZrd country. Swarming with htrcc
beliiigrrrnts." = Chicago Tribune.
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WHAT A BOY.

Problems Concerning Him ]. What
shall we do with him? II. What will he
dnwfrn himself? III. Who is TO blame
f,r IN. consequences? BY Julia A. viii
lis with FrontiSpiccc. l2mo. Extra
cloth. l.JO.
1T is perfectly evident that the author
,f what a how, has madca study Of the
,,cui,, homo. whether claSsed as littl" boy,
nr nId hoy. This story can be COrdi-
ailv commended for instruction and en-
tnrtpinmrnt."- Boston Transcript.
every member Of the family will he
surr To read Il through, and, after enjoy
ing The authors honor, Will hnd them.
selves i'm possession Of something solid To
think about. "--.Ncw York CHRISTIAN L"toh'
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FOR RENT.

C,TORE ROOM so. 3 WASHlN"I"N
> Hall Building, from April D. -. ~
qulre OF WIN. :. C,oShoTn or /. II. Wl.H"m'
March B. Is7j. ''
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FOR RENT,

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1911 18th and 10Th strr"is, 3D. i''"
Block. \ $50 room ~ present pc'.i..t '
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THE PRE-ADAMITE:

Or, Who Tempted Eve? Scripture and
Science in Union respecting the Anti
guilty of man. BY A.Hoyle Lester,author
of Anecdotes Of Great Men" l2mo'
Cloth. sl.25.
"a very entertaining volume, written
evidently by Il thorough going Democrat,
aiming to prove the theory that by the
eating of the forbidden fruit by Eve Is
meant her seduction by Satan in the guiSc
of one of the prcAdamite races of men.
While the theory he eXpiates upon us Is
by no means original, the treatment is
decidedly so and tits rs work Of literary
high art, rather then rs presentment of
a striking theme that we especially COM
mend the volume tn the close attention of
our readers. "-.NeW HdueR Palladium.