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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-05
BLACKBERRIES

Are one Of the most valuable Of our p..,. ~,
Cooling and astringent, they form when ourrs
cd and msdicatsd the very best and safest ,,ns,
known for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Rlux and sLa /
commonly called, Summer Complaints. Ths. =
slways troublesome and sometimes tsrrIbly M
especially among children; many lives MKT
sAved by giving them prompt attention sni n
On the other hand, many lives are sacrificed w.
use Of preparations containing laudanun spl S,y
opiates. DIR. Green's Blackberry Cordisl B ID
what II represents to be: q pure medlcsta r.
pound containing nothing injurious to the g4x
yet prompt and effective to check and cure i-
diseases In men and women. Being made .,koe
slcohol, 1t is the very lest and safest remedy /,
children.
After this disease is checked the body L gsnsrsff
left worn and debilitated. A daily sud mSisrss
use OF DR., Green's Bitter Tonic VIII srirs end
build 1t up, giving tone and 'gt 70 hs zhSls
system, with an increased and healthy sYpsdv Y
your druggist docs not keep Dr. Green's Hls7
Medicine, send to tho proprletors, !, 7, Bsrigt
Co, Burlington, Iowa, and they will send ~ It'd
samples, ~ we'll as circulars and testimOri1 "
sale by J. T. YREHCR. MA
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-05
A newspaper is a window through

A newspaper Is window through
which men look out on all that Is
going on in tho world. Without a
newspaper, man is shut in small
room, and knows little or nothing Of
what is happening outside of him.
self. In our day, the newspaper will
keep pace with history and record 1t.
A newspaper will keep sensible
man in sympathy with the worlds
current history. 1t is an unfolding
encyclopaedia, and, An unbound book
forever issuing and never finished.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-05
A RARE CHANCE.

/ am laying off in lots all of my
grounds In the east part Of Knox
Vile, embracing the block on which
I reside and the old nursery grounds
all of which are offered for
sale, with the fruit and ornamen-
tai trees, shrubbery, vines, ETC., grow
ing thereon.
Most OF tho lots will contain q
supply of fruit for family, with
evergreensa and other ornamentals, all
planted out from fifteen to twenty
years, and Of the choicest In the
western country.
There will also be an alley east
and west through the Old Nursery
grounds and the two acres connected
with iton the east, and suitable cross
streets.
Any one calling on me will get
all desired information as to price,
payments, etc.
Those who apply first VIII of
course have choice of lots.
JAMES MATHEWS.
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Democratic Pro-
sCrlptlOn.

columbia South Carolina, Union Herald.]
The following resolution was
unanimously adopted at a meeting
Of the Butler Guards battalion, of
Charleston, on Monday night:
Resoived, That the Butler Guards
have In their respective companies
members out of employment who
are willing to fill any place or posi-
ton, or act In any capacity that may
be needed, and that their employ
ment be respectfully urged upon our
merchants and business men In pref
erence to Republicans.
The NeUs and Courier, In defend
Ing this resolution, says: 'It is to
the interest of every employer TO
give them and their co-workers a
distinct and marked preference over
those who are not with u.s.. or are
openly against us. This Is prefer
ence, not prescription. To this they
arc entitled, md unless the line be
sharply and quickly drawn between
friend and foe, we shall not deserve
success. AS long as the agents and
tools Of thieves and rioters stand on
equal footing, among Democrats,
with industrious and peaceable citi-
zens, so long will thieves be elected
to Office and rioters be heroes. AS
long as those who sustain and en-
courage the crew who have done
their utmost to ruin the State are
fed and clothed and lodged by the
very people whom their leaders per-
secute and rob, so long will the Bow
ans and Buttzes in Charleston, and
the Whittmores elsewhere, find votes
enough to keep them In office. :
II The Ne,os and Cburier Is now
engaged In one 81. the most degra.
J ding political prescriptions ever
, known or prncticed In q civilized
community. It actually recon.
mepds that no Democrat shall pur
J! chase from or trade In any name,
81 With = Republican. That It's posi-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-05

out to me, and i have never had any
trouble with one of them yet"
"Will he speak to the crowd?"
"Speak? Why, they would all
speak il we gave them time 10 do
So"
Gervais is asleep, believing fondly
that there must be a delay of forty
days between the decision Of the
Court of Appeals and the carrying
out of his sentence. Only thirty-two
of these have expired. He is tram
quill; supped heartily last night;
played game Of cards with the
turnkey; beat him, and went to bed
saying: taa
"I'll give you your revenge to-
morrow"
4:o5 a. m.--The guard arrives and
is posted. Arrive also lAbbe Crozes,
the prison chaplain; the Commits
sioner of Police and the Clerk Of the
Court. Everybody turns pale and Is
silent till two women, who have
nerved themselves for the occasion
with copious draughts, fall of the
roof of the carriage to which they
have climbed. Thereupon every
one laughs.
4:IO-They enter the cell. Gervais
is sleeping quietly. The turnkey
shakes him by the shoulder; he
opens his eyes, turns over; and Is
again composing himself to sleep
when the Governor says:
"Gervals, your appeal is rejected.
Your time has come"
He does not understand, apparent
Iy, and sits on the side OF the bed
stupidity rubbing his eyes and yawn-
ing.
"Impossiblel!" he stammered at
last; "you are only trying to scare
NO.
The keepers have removed his
strait-jacket and are dressing him
rapidly and noiselessly.
"This is horriblel" he says hoarse-
". Scan society commit such a
crime?"
While the clerk is reading the
warrant PAbbe Crozes embraces and
Gains him and forces him to drink q
glass of brandy. Before they bind
him he gives the priest his watch
and seven and a half francs to be
handed to his children. AS they cut
away the mock of his shirt and he
feels the cold steel Of the scissors he
shivers convulsively and means:
~ am innocent! this Is murder!"
At this moment an official covered
with dust hurries to the jail, and
every one without mistakes him for
the bearer of a reprieve. II is only a
fireman fresh from small fire desi-
rous of reporting TO tho chief OF po-
lice.
4:2s-The door opens and the con-
demned man appears, supported by
two keepers, and accompanied by
the able. He walks firmly, but
turns his eyes convulsively away
from the AK. The able embraces
him; M. Roch lays his large hand
on his shoulder.
"No, no; not so soon-one mo-
ment." .....
He.is stripped to the plank, but
not 80 firmly that he cannot slightly
move hiss head, land when the AK
fails II shears away the base Of the
skull. From the time that the door
opened fourteen seconds have elapsed
six only since NJ. Roch laid hands on
him.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-05

Alta Wade Hampton meeting In
South Carolina the other day, one of
the speakers, w. ID. Simpson, said:
"the negro did not owe his emanci-
patton to the Republican party, he
owed it to God" and that puts II
more hopelessly distant from the
Democratic party than ever Hack
Eaye.
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BITTER

=: Are the experiences II th,. N.
oas - silver lining. Trouhls. hoas N -
soms abide with us; some ps~ snd rsv :.
body y vigorous, tomorrow Il sy. 1s-.,s
NJ q bsss u short and tho r,ss, osss ,a !.
pefDstusts Il \ still unsoly 81 pfceies ~
b pfolonsed. the weak and fsebls I hess,.
no matter from what cause ipdns.s ody mad. ~
oeing . burden to dispsptic Ana AL. snd asss
cea - msde an enduring pleasu,ss's .nshts.ss ~
ply ~ the daily and moderate ~, Dat hsr
Bitter touic, This truly med,.sa., D. c..
not cheap and trashy articl.. sr. l'sSsnas
stimulate and then lesve the s.uaet asss
body worse than the nrst, but Il s.aa sss Z
bewsis. stimulates the liver. ms .sn.iJ ts,sss
headaches and low spirIts, relisx..s L va
foul stomach, giving tone ana stsb,,,n ns'ul.s7 7
gan with an increased and health . nr
istss f.nale weakness, prevent. ,ppsss:, -
and uaalaFious diseases. protects , ,s''e ~ y
unwholssoms air and impure v,,s. s'sa 5
and tones the whole body ays,ns aa Has
disease. Try II, and you win nnd i. -. - aas
taste spd healing TO the body. rs1ssihs
In sudden or severe eases OF L.,
OF IN constipation OF the bowels. ! - Vesses
Grsea's Liver Pills will assist tia Ten,. ass ~
and " you are shaking with ague. Dr. Gu "a -
Pulls Will drive 1t away. For cal. by 'ai "
20-A 2f-33
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-05

it does not run true in the groove, 50
he wedges the frame till the ak slips
satisfactorily. IL "a
81 Twill Gervais resis..:" we ask.
"Idon't know, but I think not.
They are half dead when they come
out to me, and have never had any
trouble with one of them yet"
"Will he speak to the crowd?
"Speak? Why, they would all
speak il we gave them time TO do
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-05
YOUNG MEN.

Iowa on theI Mississippi. Nineteenth year
About sixty dollars pay Al expenses, for Nom
bcsship Board and Stationery. Book keepers,
Pcnuen. Reporters, OperstoFs Architectu, Bur-
Mayors and Teachers thoroughly fitted. Railroad
fare reduced Good situaGpns. No vacations
DONE fail 20 address Rrof Miller. Ksokuk, Iowa.
1-fey1
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7sTAsIlsHHp 1866.

="
Americas and Foreign Patents.
mer < Co, solicitors. Patents procured In all
countries No fees In advance. No charge unless
the patent Is granted. No fees for making pre-
obtaining and conducting q re- hearing Special
attention given to Interference Cases before the
Patent Office, Extensions before Congress, In
CATION appertaiping 70 Inventions or Patents:
Send stamp to Gilmore d Co, for pamphlet OF
Of sixty pages.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The Last Report OF the Commissioner Of the
General Land Once shows 1851 800 acres Of
Bounty Land warranta outstanding. Thsse were
& Co pay cash for them. Send by registered let
ter. Where assignments are imrsrfect we give
instructions TO perfect them.
United States 0snsral Land OAoe.
Contested Land Cases pro1ecuted before the
United States General IAndOmce and Depart
rnent Of the Interior. Private Land Claims, min
attended TO.
AxrsArs OF Pay and Bounty.
On1cer. soldiers, and sailors OF the late war. or
their heirs, are In many cases entitled 70 money
from the Government Of which they have no
knowledge Write null service, and state amount
Gilmore & Co.. and q full reply, after examine
tton wiz be given you nee.
pensions.
All officers, soldiers, and sailors wounded rup-
tured, or injured In the late war; however slight
ly. can obtain pension by addressing Gilmore
Co. ~ lts .aI tg 9
Cases prosecuted by Gilmore 4 Co before the
Supreme Court Of the United DtateS, the Court of
Claims and the Southern Claims Commission.
Each Department Of our business II conducted
in q separate bureau, under the charge OF the
same experienced parties employed by the old
nr9: Prompt attention to all business entrusted
win succea By Deserving H.
ADDRESS GILMORE & co,
sl.lotf Warrington, d. C.
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slI,5O AVERAGED PER =, -,

j HuttO0 no, Uercnb..
(! Aossrs. n. =. 4 John Bsrns.-n. .. Mi, u.
Dewsd ITO fest for balustrsde for ,,,, ssfhss-
brackets In nrst two days running. f,..s y !
has uitnssssd the working Of the Saw -! We
eed It the most useful machine evs, !. p'asz
hare been working from twelve 10 sr,. awe /
have done all my shop work scroll m,,,. nae
machine, running IL daily since / pu,eh.s.e n
haue paid nothing for repairs, eyer, !.
woich amount WAS compare lively sp.n
weeks sines purchased some importss NJ, N
some designs. and turned my attention q ~.
! haze averaged per day since that tim, n, " m
know Of NO occupation as pleasant and p,s 49,
nechsuie to spend his winter DAYS Al !. 4. y.
Your machine runs 80 lightly and essly N, \. ~
not ire tho most delicate man after |, mn. -.
m fAc, I consider your machine indinensA. s =
carpenter, however small his business i, !. !.
introduce the little machine to his ,er., - y
make enough brackets In one week "a nav V - =
machine. consider my machine inst !. . =
In my shop 80 set Of bench planes.
Very truly,
NJ. FRED BELL
ta.AddYsss, jor full information, ''-
W. +. 4 JOHN BlgyE
20 IS ~. RoeIota is,a
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the living and tears for the dead.
THE BACHELOR CANDIDATE.
Samuel j. Tilden IL an attorney; q
legal spider that weaves webs Of
technicalities, and catches In its
meshes honest incorporated flies. He
has stood on the shores OF bankrupt
cy and clutched the drowning by the
throat. Samuel j. Tildsn Is q de-
murrer that the Confederate Congress
has fled against the amendments 70
the Constitution OF the United States.
Samuel j. Tilden Ia an old bachelor.
In a country depending upon tho In.
crease OF its population for its glory
and honor cheers and laughter] to
elect an old bachelor is a suicidal pol
icy. Renewed and prolonged laugh
ter.l Think Of a man surrounded by
beautiful women, dimpled cheeks,
coral lips, pearly teeth, shining eyes;
think Of man throwing them all
away Tor tho embrace OF the Demo-
cratic party. ILAughtey.l Such q
man does not even know the value
Of time. I4aughter.l
Samuel J. Tiiden belongs 70 III,
Democratic party Of the city Of New
York. That party never had bu
two objects--grand and petit larce
! ny. lLaughter.l They rarely Gle,
man to Office except for Grim
|, committed. They don't elect on
= crime credit; 1t must be on Grim
! accomplished. They have stole
8 everything they could lay. the
i hands on, and, my God, what hand
q ! When they had stolen All the peop
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

The country shopkeeper said /: Here, my
friend, those balls of butter bought of you
last week all proved to be just three ounces
answered "Well, don't see how that could
be, for used one of your pound bars of soap
for q weight"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19
IMPORTERS,
SO, IS, 81 and SO Poydras Street,
sRw ORLEANS.

We would respectfully invite the attention a.
trade to very large and well selected stock os @
able GROCERIES, and in Offering equal indue..ss
with any importer Of goods in our line in the urs
States. apprehend dealers win find it to their nj
est to examine our stock before purohasi ng essui
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19
GAS FIxrURES-RANGES.
Gas FIXTURES AND RANGES

Gas FIXTURES AND RANGES
NEW YORK PRICES.
Agents for the
GREAT BARSTOW AND WARREN RANGES.
Dealers in Gas Fixtures, Pumps. Bath Tubs and
Plumbing Materials.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting promptly attended to at
SULLIVAN Il BULGER'S
febI3 ly 81 Camp street. near Poydras.
THos. McKENDRICK,
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
625........-... Magazine Street. 625
Above Josephine.
Dealer in PLUMBING and GAS-FITTING materials,
CHANDELIERS BRACKETS etc.
Agent for the celebrated
AMERICAN RUBBER PAINT,
Beautiful, Durable Economical and Waterproof ready
for Immediate Use. Try 1t once.
ALSO:
NEW BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
PARAGON RANGE, HEARTH AND HOME,
OLIVE BRANCH and WIDE AWAKE
COOKING STOVES for wood or coal.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
~ Prompt attention and Low Prices. oc3l Iy
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19
JOHN SON. SON e. CO.'S
Celebrated Rye Whisky.

800 bbls. of the above celebrated WHISKY, on b
and for sale, either from distillsry or store.
SMITH, BROS. & co. Sole Agers
s3. S5 az and 90 Poydrasulet
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19
Tea-Tea.

5000 packages Of all grades-ooLONG, 1MPRRIAl
GUNPOwDER, CONGOU, ETC., selected by ezpa
enced tasters and guaranteed to give eatisfactau
For sale by SMITH BROS. & CO. ss
s3, S. s7 and 60 Poy dras sr,et
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

(To be continued.)
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THE wEEKLy SUI;
1870 NEW YORK. 1876.


Eight Eli HUNDRED and scveaiy Z sho
Cen gn-al yesf ~ = TITS tlic ysar n Whieh
- oy.p8-iffon House IF Representatives, W.
49, fl.s asr. VII. lie IN power at Wasbs
inesan sud lie year Il iIe twenty thita rs
80 ~ ! President III sAe Uat.elata o. AT
81 ihese events arp sure q be q geeai Y eres
and fnpOriaHce, especially the two lattef anu
sil Of Ihem and everything gonnec.el Wild
them y III ne 60 Iy and freshly reported ara eX
pauaded IN IIi 10 Us.
Tns Oppaai ion flsa Of ReFTesentsts
aka np he inc Of iaaaiFy eHsHe yeaFs aso
hg EHh sun yill ste My anu ~ iseNtly
investigate TITO caffnptAotls ann misdseas ~
srai.t's fdin.nisiIatiens and sill q Is t9 be
bsped. "a the Foundation Tgr new aud better
period d our natUnal hisiory ai TILE
FaE sEN vii tolhas rDiaPlst na aeeurasg
feesnHt. faFHithifg + readers vii efFaY ana
trustworthy infgrma ion uPgn these 40 ofbing
III aeagy rhir.i Prsas seniial eisrtihns wish
lie nrstara4 q Tor It, will "a mcmsrallls %
'eeidi z npon 1runts aspirations fr j third
TERN 5 pslgsF aid flfnder, aid SIN elole as
deciding Nlis hall ha the aaaFtaie ai the
nas Z al HasorBn. y Y % uleeiiRg that caRdtdaie.
r6.s rniaa al th Is seietts, tho who ietd
THE SUN sill haYe tile cgusiaRt means q
being thoroughly well Informed.
Tile ~ EE lsH SUM- which hsg attained q
cfFcul ttien s. over eighty thou and copies,
aIgsa ii has SIS feaassa IN afog state And
Terrisory, aud 80 tidsfa the year 1875 viii
I'D fhsis kumbefs dfublgd. VI eeptiFFe e
~ thgr ugh newePa etr. ~ Tue senerai meas
III tie isy 8fli 81 iea8s iI 81 t0aasasea asheI
tihIa 5srihnE.si fall eth Z ben n laanieli
and aasH agawe huss lrtaieft IN arAeis inter
cssiae and iasErues te aatnar
1t i6s aia Il tbske tie WEEKLY Sun
( the be laWty lfgs.1aIssg III RE iiqrld aaf We
ahaI eanfinaa gge w ils e9.4m iafge
ah3ouht 81 fa eilauaona taaaing aeh
aOs gfaiess fotiasE 8gpiiiie i3felligeace a4h
igri lural 10 0rina ion ioE Mi Weafe no
as 81 make room il Gus daily pdiish. rs
asficuIin4a4 dclaftuiaHt este aslg u ne d rs
ofolaiacns festuress a iss aFhsoga arg e FL
reenlar repOrcd "a ils osuAu. nd 90 are
tbs marriott every Kind.
Tko WEAKLY s llN fght.f Agaawi slsfiE-
= 9ir braag soo.un.Hsfia enly 81 ri 3eaFfPst
age III, paid. As this price barely Y ay ths
cost 0f th PAT e., no di.eeut Gu be naaa fror
mis- rase ~ sila9b. agensfs Pp,tnasters, 4
al YONG.
1hn nAELK SUN q lar5a llHf page peYspa'
per 81 twsnfy-e ht eelum,lE gixes 9 ne nem'
~ two cents q esps. Sunsctpfions Pa'fas'
brcpIa bse inontAor SO 5aaycAr aunaay
udigf II ssffse 50 ilndpa yfPf We hagg ~
travelling agents, Address.
4llEhsUN. New ROrla 0ity.
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WoMAN's FRIEND.


AS AGENT FOR TIE INVENTOR, 7, Y.
@ Triton
NMl PREPAhEp 20 FILL ALL 0KptRs
q for lha eelebrAtea
sTBAM WASH
known as tha Womas Eriehd Thousanasol
them are.seld weekly all oynr lhe Un'an, Ihe
washing IS aupe eatiretR IS sleam 10 Fuo
bingnc6 Afans turning, ltMlheg Fcastsi lapef
Nnd money iag inVeus'ono f she ago AfessFt
bY peralissi9h, % tho Following ltaiees Dig.
cooper and BIys. GIL, atDaaaad AIRS. Andtas
cad MrA sax0ns ii Bia Weeds and Afs,
AaischAa, NibblelR HlnE
pfiee only III. Eyagy one warranted.
Address, on enn on
z I am also Aa EN4 for ihe celebrated
cHoWlg WRi NaER,
Price 81 Wrlseer siag of NRfNaER ana
WeMAN's PRETEND sssoshsr ls
Examine specimens 81 both at lryaAs
Store EpFy qne Wagyahtcd
8AaHan. Ea'casn flsh R
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lM

An nH BRA6HAR r1sca oA tyr
ga2ga H m hslaN MaFlea Nv
te@R4 Nsia AI sAs NHllanas ana hNp.ser
nens ana 0NH HUNDRED A@e eAMts
aehRa LAND
Terms Br 3aasasd aa NllV aql'
fasas
ppiy 3 eH0 WELLS Asaat taN
Chogte, 1euisans
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r 9n raa
re
"a
g
49, ~ mfle Fl SEM
$500 rablic gieea
ftdav tie
faat oalr ore
af eagisls.
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iW ATBsRgs

J NIlNY SGg-A.I4Is PA Nos
abe lhp b,sl Aude. anc tough elastic. an a
inc Il ring time, rowerip pure pna eleii
9VATEzssa Concerto s9lasilANS
san pol III tSeeilca ID ans 81 soaulg thsy AL
n ensPessn. The ooseer lop i sine
Tlnitat on Il tho Iiuaaa Voice.
PRICES EsSF RlsAl h.i4Y Low for cash
lurl4g fhis Month, MoplblY lnA limits M
~ jycd nn Bianps, $50 tO &s9s 0fgt !, 80 81
STU; Second haid Iiistftuuenis S3to s.,
ncnthly after FIRST osil Agents Nanied.
& liberal tIis uugt d Teaehers, Minister'S
ehugsho suhopl-s L9dse ee spegiaA ia'
dncemelits 10 .hetFade Illustrated canlogua
mailsdf HORACE WATERS SONS, tsl
Broadway, Ney York. D04 Sy0I.
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ts5s.f tistfF ftf @s-r-7t if4t
This eptiFqlY peY i,strnmens possessing n 4
tic csential qHNi'tles 81 lnffe axpena g8 ana
hiaheE Priced FAubs iAogsrel III q l0vel lFiss
durable, with q ms Influence q toms hallly'
surpa Sod aad get > lic purchase 81 prrss
ana az lteNusW Wit III she rsseh ~. THIS
iaslrumcut has ~ the modern imntoYein' az
iHflUliRE the cell braisl Ayr Of IL big aud
Il fully warraptcd. Catalogue maiieas
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TESTIMONIALS
ee-Hf5f or -
WATERS PIANOS 81 ORGANS.

WAI'E8S I'LANllS u ORGANS.
Watsrs New scae Pf'nes have poculiar
neriis. q CIV Vol fribaDe
The toRb IT She " aleEsi III ma i rich mellow
anal aoaoggas, They possess great volume y
sound and tie cpntnHttion 81 s0snd ar asngmS
power IS one of their most mafkcd features,
New York Ifmea
Waters g0ncefto 0fg.a Is s0 ypI.ed ~ "
aave D tose like d ftltrich aaa.y0ie. AZ
especially human in It's tone, powesfql YES sweet
lIsaral Nav Yorlser oel l4-iy
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wno HAs 90 So 80


srH4HE BEAUTIFUL ADD HIGHLY RAL-
8able FAMILY BIBLE D1U offered Is
lie pubic 81 Mrs. DAhtA Is, BRYAN,
dulg authorised agent Ga H. q Ihempson a
CO.. ST. Louie, MisssaFt
This B.bie Sapefior az aByiling il ils
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5neordauee. Bible Iudfx- Table Of Contents
pbsi6eFipa Album, siuilT Record Marriage
Carti6vafe Map q Palsslfse Paucramie Views
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-02-03
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