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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
Making Old Bones.n

People who neglect their minor ailments rarely
live to make old bones The secret of haze and Wig
orous old age, lies not only in taking of ones
health in early life, by the observance of sanitary
rules, but also by judicious medication when the
premonltory symptoms of bodily disorder manifest
themselves. Indigestion, bowel and liver com
plants. are fruitful causes OF injury to the coost
,ution. These diseases should be, therefore
checked a without delay. The best medicine Ior tn.
purpose is Hoste.ter's Stomach Bitters. 1hIs
standard prepar alton disciplines the digestive or
gans, gives renewed impetus to the bilious secre
tive junction, and exerts Y beneficial influence
upon the organs of urinaton. 1t has no rival q
remedy for and preventative of chiis and fever and
bilious remittents, nuses vigor into the debilitated
frame, and Is an excellent appetlz and nervine.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

The programme which Mr. Bowen OF the New
York Independent has arranged for the celebra-
ton of the Fourth at his country seat at Wood
stock, Conn.,, is most elaborate. In the forenoon
there will be an opening address by the Hon. John
7. Waite, President Of the day, of Norwich,
Conn "The Revolution Of l776 and it's Results, >
by Professor Cyrus Northop of Yale College,
New Haven; "Our Country and Our Duty" by
ex Governor David Ii. Chamberlain of South
Carolins; . poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
lhe afternoon programme Is ss follows: An sd-
ley of Hartford, Conn; an address by the Hon.
James q. Blaine; poem by Mary Clemmer an
address on temperance by Theodore l.. Cuyler, ID.
ID. OlI<er W. Holmes father was former resi-
dent of Woodstock. A train leaves New YORK on
Tuesday noon, one from th is city Tuesday morn.
ing ana one from Norwich in the aitei noon. The
New York special train will have Governor Cham
berlsin, Mary Clemmer and q large number OF
guests. The train from Boston will have Senator
Blame, Oliver Wendell Holmes and Others, and
the Norwich train will have Judge Waite and
guests from that part of Connecticut. They will
all meet At Putnam, where they will be met by
carriages, and under escort OF mounted citizens,
headed by bsujs Of music, will drive to the man
sion of Mr. Bowen. Alter the guests have been
dned the citizens will serenade the aistng uished
party. The grounds will De Illuminated, and
short speeches may be made by DR.. Holmes,
Judge Waite, Senator Blaine and Governor
Chambe rlsin, and possibly Mary Ciemmer.-Bos-
ton Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
GENERAL NE WH.

The American beef business has been oyerdone
in England.
A bartender in Marshall Mich, got his son
about years old drunk to amuse the loafer
around his bar.
Cats are worth 50 cents apiece In Sidney, Neb'
A wsgon.load is being collected there for The
Black Hills.
The Colt Manufacturing Company of Hartford
has received an order for twelve Calling guns
for the British government.
After boy is tired out hoeing potatoes nothing
seems to rest him more than to dig over few
square rods of greenswsrd in search of bait.
The board of Health of Milwaukee, Wis, sx
| appointed person to test the various fancy nix
made and sold at the retail bars in the city, low
ing him TWO months for the purpose.
The Pope has received singular prese' I fr IN
Madame D'IIerirly of Philadelphia | sa ,eas
pot from Honolulu, which keeps tea warm ior "a
hours The Pope, however, never drinks tea.
Among the premiums awarded at a school ex.
animation in Lancaster, Penn, was a S5 gold
piece to Miss Grace Muench for "the most skill.
| ful darning of stockings"
The entire force Of printers in the New York
Tribune office struck work at five o'clock Friday
| evening, and four hours later non-union compost
ter had been employed. and the paper was issued
as usual the next morning.
| CHARLES Lambs grandson, Mr.. Charles Lamt
Kennedy, is drsmatist librettist, and CT tic
whose work has been cut short by severe and
long continued illness. The cleverest actors
and singers in London have just had perfor m
ance for his benefit.
| During the past year nearly three million shee p
and lambs, representing money value of IS 900
300, have been killed throughout the country bv
dogs, wolves and various diseases. The propor.
tons,s loss Is highest In North Carolina, Florida
and Louisiana.
| The old hero Of the Mexican war, General
Shields, was immensely touched and delig hted by
the hearty reception given him in Auburn. He is
sixtyseven years old, but still strong aud active
He brought TO Auburn the $1,000 sword orna
mented with ruby, sapphire, and diamond
which was presented to him by the State of South
Carolina.
The citizens Of Allegheny county, N. Y. boa st
that, although their town mas a population o,
about 1900, there has never been glass of liquor
seld publicly within its boundaries, and that it
never has had single pauper to support. At the
last election the place gave 354 votes for Mr..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

The reports from the Danube show tina
the war is being pushed with great vigor
as though to make an end of it as soon al
possible. with little regard to the imme
diate sacrifice of human life. 1t is plain
notwithstanding accounts by way Of Con
stantinople making the Turkish side ap
pear as well as they can, that the Russians
have had the best Of the fighting. in sue.
cessfuly crossing the Danube and estab'
lishing themselves on the southern bank
Such an advantage gained at this stage oI
the war argues ultimate Russian success
and that not very far IN the future.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
From the New York Tribune
The Significance of Iowa.

1t is useless for the friends of the President to
Try TO hide from themselves the unwelcome truth
disclosed at Des Moines. The republican party
In Iowa Ia not pleased with Mr.. Hayes, and the
discussion of his policy by the convention bs,
been exceed dingly acrimonious. q large majority
OF delegates manfesiing toeir hostility TO the Ad.
ministrs,ion in the most open and we might al.
most say the most oontcmptuous manner. 1t will
be urged perhaps that conventions are managed
BY offee-holdefs, and that the resolutions adopted
on "Wednesday were only the expression OF the
sentiments of this class, = man Hesitation Of re-
sentiment al the latest civil service order VII ch
excludes them from their favorite occupation.
Bat conventions nevertheless do represent pretty
fairly the opinions Of the average voter-they
have something to do with max ing his opinions
and the exisiencs of great dissatisfaction in lows
has for some time been plain enough TO all OBJ
servers of the political situation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

The main-crossing place of the Russians on the
Danube is opposite Sistova, a town of $4,000 in
hAbitants, built on the site of the Roman colony
of Nove. 1t was once . strong fortress, and has
many natural advantages as . military point. bat
At present the defences are uncomfortable. The
swamps on the left bank of the Danube are mar
row-only one to two miles broad-but they do no,
entirely disappear. On the east the town is pro-
tected Dy some streams, and on the west by large
lake, separated from the Danube by narrow strip
Of land frequently exposed To foundations. The
mountains IN the rear of Sistovs are broken by
many rsvines, and scarcely practicable for artil'
lery. Twenty miles south oil Sistoya the plateau
first becomes psssaole. Inc swamPs and SHALLOW
lakes in the district constantly engender fever and
other diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

The greenback, soft money delusion has
about had its run in this country. Where
ever it has appeared as an element in ac-
tive politics 1t has been snuffed out. The
more openly it fights the more completely
Is it vanquished. 1t has some honest but
misled advocates, but is mainly used as
the instrument of disappointed. and disaf-
fected politicians under the lead of snaky
democrats to play into the hands of the
Bourbon democracy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint
More than seventy-fv per cent Of the people
In the United States are afflicted with these two
disease and their effects; such as Sour Stomach
Of the Heart, heartburn, Water r-brash, gnawins
and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yel
low Skin, Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste
ia the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low
spirits, &c. Go to your Druggist and get IS ct
bottle of August Flower or Sample Bottle fol-
10 cents. Try 1.-TWO doses will relieve you.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
Republican County Contention.

The Republican voters of Kennebec County are
requested to send delegates to a convention to be
hol zen at
Granite Hall, Augusta, Thursday, August
10th,
AT eleven O'Clock, A. M for the purpose OF nomi-
ma ing two candidates for Senators, candidate
for County Commissioner, candidate Cor County
Treasurer, a candidate for Register ofDeeds, CLERK
OF Courts and to transact all other business that
may properly come bef, re the convention. The ba-
sis OF rs presentation VIII be follows Every city,
town and plantation will be entitled to one dele
gate, and an additional delegate for every seventy
ave votes cast for the Republican candidate Tor
Governor at the election of 1876. fraction OF
Iorty votes will be entitled to an additional dele
gate. The cities, towns and plantations EMIT
led 10 The following number of delegates:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
June Fashions.

Will open this present week, the latest summer
shapes, Pauline, Miranda, Telephone. Jaunty
Danichefis, Equestrian, in French and American
chips. Milan Tape and Leghorn Hats, in the
French flowers in lovely combinations. Gold
spot lace, new ornaments and ruching. The
styles and quality renders the prices satisfactory
We have all we advertise, that is why it pays to
print this statement. NJ. p. WEBSTER,
+tf l58 Water st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
District Court of the United States
District OF Maine.
In the matter of
Wiliian Ii. Vines. Jr.,
Rankrun'

Wiilaln Ii. Vines. Jr, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
i been presented to the Court this 3s h day oil
June. 1871, by William h. Wles. Jr., OF Gardiner,
in said District, Bankrupt praying that he may
be deereed TO have a full discharge from all
his debts, prOvabe under the Bankrupt Act,
and upon reading said petition. IT is ORDER
ED by the Court that hearing may be had upon
the same on the first Monday ln September. A. ID.
1871, before the Court in Portland in said District
at O'Clock A. NJ and that the second meeting
OF the creditors of said bankrupt, be held before
j 'hn W. MAY. Esq Register, on the nineteenth
day July 1917 al 10 A. NJ. at the Court House in
Augusta. ami the third meeting of the same before
said Register. on the sixteenth day OF August, 1877
at 10 A. A., at said Court House. and that notice
thereof be published In the Daily Kennebec Jour
nal, and the Weekly Portland Advertiser, newspa-
pers printed in said District, week f. three
successive weeks, and once iu the Weekly X nne.
bee journal, the last publication TO be thirty day
at least before the day o hearing and that all cred
itors who have proved their debts and other per.
sons IN interest, may appear ut said time and place
and show cause, II any they have, why the prayer
oil said petition should not be granted.
WM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court Of said District
ttull .l0,i76wjulyil
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

A PURE, RADIANT COMPLEXION is one of wom-
ans greatest charms. 1t is attainable by the dal-
ly use of GLRNN's SULPHUR SOAP, which removes
blemshes of the skin cuIicular ailments of every
description, and is an admirable disinfectant.
Sold by all druggists. HILLS HAIR AND WHIs-
KER DYE, Black or Brown, SO cents.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
A National Home fopsInvaIids.

The Invslid's Hotel on Prospect Avenue is rap
idly approaching completion. When finished II
will be the finest building in the city-Butfalo In
dependent Leader.
The above mentioned institution is erected by
DR.. II. V. Pierce, as Hospital Department of the
Worlds Dispenssry for the treatment of the moi c
difficult cases OF chronic diseases, and for the
skllful management Of deformities and all cases
requiring surgical operations. 1t will be made q
q comfortable and cheerful home for the sick, and
will be under the management of full stah OF
skillful physicians and surgeons. For particulars
see Perce's Memorandum Books, which are given
away at all drug stores. tlt
Clergymen, singers and public speakers troub-
led with hosrseness bronchial affections, will nd
themselves greatly relieved by the use Of Adam
sons Botanic Balssm. Sample and circular free
at the druggists. une27t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

A black snake, nine feet long, which was re
Gently killed at Clarke. KY. was found to contain
two rabbits, three squirrels and nine frogs, and
yet Il made good fight before it expired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

If your lungs are rritated, oppressed and sore,
no method Of treatment will compare with inhsl-
ing the hot vapors Of Tar. The "Solution of For
est Tar" with inhaler, is the only preparation OF
tar for this purpose. may30-t&wlm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

have you tried Lubin's latest and best perfume
"Abronia"i For sale only by Devine & Howard
may2qteod
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
Once Every Twenty-four Hours

the teeth should be brushed. To neglect them is
TO encourage their decay. SOZODONT prevents
their decomposition, hardens snd strengthens the
gums, and perfumes the breath 1t is in every re-
spect standard article. june27tteod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

Persons suffering from hernia or rupture who
desire good fitting truss, should go to Partridge S
Drug Store, Augusta. where is the largest stock
and variety in the State, and the requisite skill to
give good ft. june29t tltaw&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03

When you get heated, step into Deyine & How
ards and cool off with glass of Ottawa Beer or
Soda, drawn from Tufts Arctic Fountain.
inlN2tendff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

rI'HE Joint Standing Committee on Accounts will
1 meet at the Office of CITY Treasurer, on the
Thursday preceding the first Saturday of each
month, at o'clock =. NJ, to examine all bills which
may be presented against the city, and make up
the monthly Roll of Accounts, as provided by city
ordinances. All persons having just claims against
the city VIII leave them at the office the City
Treasurer. ALI bills 20 LETT on or before Wednes-
day receding the first Saturday in each month,
will be audited for the Roll of Accounts, made up
on the following day; all LEFT presented after
that time will be laid aside Tor the next Roll OF
Accounts. This rule will be rIgidly enforced, snd
ali persons having accounts against the city will
govern themselves accordingly. All persons pre-.
senting claims against the city, must be prepared
to verify the same by oath or affirmation, ii re-
qnired by any member of the Committee ss pro.
vided by chap. IA OF the public laws OF 1871.
P.O. VICKERY, Joint Standing
ERAS1US HASKELL,
LESDALL rIrCOMB, ComLLittee
W. BROOKS,
j. Ii. CHANDLER, On Accounts
Augusta March 2s, 1871. ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
For Salr ps tp zst.
For Sale.
House TO Rent on Squirrel Island.

NEW House, New Furniture, pleasantly located
~ near the store wharf. The house is SO
constructed that 1t be used for one or two ia m
lilies, Address, Ill. q. ABBoTf, North Vassal-
boro'. lane20 t2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
For Sale.

TWO saddles-one for gentleman and the 9TH
l. er Tor II lady-ior sale at less than half price
though iitiie worn. Inquire ut flummels Harness
shop, south Of Journal Onice.
Augusta, jane /, 1877. t,f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-03
For Sale at a Bargain.

TWO house lots on Chestnut street and two on
i Lincoln street. These lots on Chestnut street
are the only ones left the street built upon
They viii be sold separately or united. The whole
Ia one transaction will be sold on terms to allow a
handsome margin of profit TO the purchaser. Iu-
quire at the journal Oilce. innel III
, 1877-11-03
pRUlN AND TIE CANINE,

st. Louts G}o1t. Irnsacr1f.
An tmpromptu set'to occurred IN Fourth
street SALOON yesterday between tarCe black
bear aud bloolel tghttng-log. which, for
vigor and enthusiasm, IL seldom cqualed by cum
battys orutcs
wel!.known Sixth street saloon.keeper yes
teriay made tho Fourth street man Il prcsent
of large black bcar Which IL well kuowu iii
the city. having bccn tho pct Of the "1Ts"
engt,!e boys, until IL became 20 unwielly and
nltseMryous that they wcru forccl 10 purt
with 1t. The Fourth street man Ia well
known Ia sporting circles Is thc plssessor
"the New Yotk dog, billy" which gave
Sunday week. The bear was put in Il back
corner, WAS left alone. Un ot lhe dogs, il sleek.
powerful! animal, full sister to .sBilly," was
nostng about the saloon, unnoltecd, when She
eutered The room where tho bear was. They
an1elt each other Instantly. The bear rtIsc 10
lis feet, aud, standing mainly otl the defensive,
Eayc furth an QlliAuua Er1w'. The thtn.
Thoroughbred tail Ut t4c dog rust in llle Alr.
her Eyes Iouked fury, shc Eaye stsort ycip and
bounded likp i hash toward her threatening
foe, She WIZ received with powerful bIoN u
tbs bears left paw, which tore her lact Nttet ut
1eut her spEaWlinE. She III; ailtl blnletl (u-
riously Ut him At one, th& tiulu .cftly dodylug
another blow tsom th1 paw. 1he bear. huw'
ever, succeeded In getting her IN his iFun en-.
brace They rolacd Orcr aud over. yelpn9 and
growing. The Lsas bit ut Ills luc sava.cly.
his JAVA elashlug and clasnpi.I. with u
uo!sa thas bespoke their terrible poWrr. Ths
, 1877-11-03

ipx"rs,' tie dcscription Of the Southern swasl,-
IInkler wilt, ware a Panama hat, Il rui.d shirt,
anil lis -eiat.ter, linking eavl, lay fur bis r,,
Ing repnsl IL simple Kentucky breakfast, three
TO ktatls anil ch.w Of tcharker.'' were thrown
oil in a carcIcss srin that to,k the house I'm
1nenEe1y. Mr.. Wattcrson divided American
humor into two glasses. that which relates
to money md tint which relates tn fight.
inQ;, n''t our coidquEni aLorc orr will
tcn alumnr in point of merit; denied that
older, declaring that Rnnl hufnor aprlirs tt.clf
to prevailing conditions with surprising fresh.
NESS and variety. lie gave no illustrations OF
negro humor. a. a ls,lmori.l, sak! he, Ea'nbo
not essentially racy Of Southern fntl. The nerrn
|. an African In cnn9o or In Kentucky, In ia
maEca nos In Massachusetts. His ehMinsion
was broadly non.pIrtsan anil patriotic. EXPRESS
Ell IN a llcanty of ,i tlon for which ~ 4 writer
no ono Is mure celebrated"
, 1877-11-03

Henry Watteraon's Leetura on Southern
ltumof.
A correspondent Of the New York Herald, writ
tnE ol Henry Wuttrrsun's lCrture, "Tha Com.
fc4lItles Nhnstcallties, aud Realities oE SOUTH
srn lilg, "says:
ii. u very amusing and peculiar. Sir. Wat
tersou'3 lralgn WIZ evidently to construct the
strongest possible contrast between hts uw1
lnxttcr--wlit.A b IL exqusilcly peat, pointed. anu
rotnpart-aud hi4 examples Of Southern hulnor,
which are whIu,.ieally Esotes4ue. This con-
trast IL shown alko In the manner u well as The
tuultvr. Nothing cuull 6e u!der than The de-
lueations of Lovcnguod an.l suggs by Il gentle
man Ut easy and graceful address clad tn u full
evening dress suit. As speaker and dcbatcr
Mr.. Wutterbol 10 earnest, aggressive. snu u
times hcuYy. Al q LECTURER anu reader he IL
easy. scll.po*sesaed, seutals airy, and light.
0uly tn tLe lust ten minutes, In which he suu-
med UP tho cuae vi tue DID aud the New Soutb,
referring with frel!u9 to the acgso amt touching
upon the current question Vi restoration, did he
assume the nlanneF Vi the statesman aud let Ills
vuiee out to Its full forSe and volume. His
lecture may 10 described ~ humorous essay
on Southern Aumur illustrated by living ex-
amplcs. Df thesu the l!ts aud adventures Of
Cnpt. siMuu Suxgs, of ths Tsllapoos2 fulun.
teers, constitutes the larger portion; but h:s
tortrayal VI thc simple Georgia youth, Joseph
Jones, ot Psueyillc, WA equally natural aud
elective, whilst less technical and lnoTo coul-
psrheus!ble th4u tAr exploits Vt Nooper's pull
usophlc v4Meater. The eoDcttts oi the howl!ng
rscta,pn OF the mountains, aud the lighter FROM
Bitter Creek, the cuufus!ou VI the w.tuess who
had stooped IN the xymsun weeds II *.nAtk the
, 1877-11-03
GRANT AND SUMNER.


What Secretary 3churx HAS to Say About the
San Domingo Case.
cnrrtsp1edsHes 81. foHf Rfpublttnn.
WASHINGTON, u. C.. Oct. 23,-'fhc Hsrald's
Interview with ex.sccretary Fish and the state.
n,cnt then male br him In rcfttatton nf Mr.
Wendell Phfl1,p.' structures of exrrcsilent
Grant, growing oit Of the ElinburQ interview,
has excited an interest which pso,nises tn l'o
historical in small way: at least It will elicit
facts IN connection with tho late Charles Summer
an1 the San Domingo treaty struggle In the
acnatc, which up to this time have hecnttoudcd
over.
4 corrcspons'cnt has wattc,l m Mr. Secretary
2clIlrz, WIN wss member Of the tamnns Cum.
tntttee on Foreign Relations atld the friend Of
sfr. sumner. While Mt. sclrlrx wa. IntiIsposc.l
70 bc ntcrvietl Oh tf,fe or any su'ctt In wllftft
his name might be brought with unpleasant
prominence before the public. hc politely pre-
acuted a few. recolrctons OF fan Domingo
times antt Of Charles Summers connection with
them. It will nc remembered that Mr.. FItll
stated that President Grant hal m interview
with tile Senator from Massael'usetts, at which
be pressed Sumner to support the treaty, and
of its fcatnrcs.n y hut "warmiy expressed his MP
prevail of IT," 10 this point Mr. .srhurx
addressed himself. Ihs day after that in:
rcach tho exact words of The answer
all1eh he made 10 Gcn. tirant wien the latter
atkc,! alfrn tn support the San domingo treaty.
According to Mr. Schnrx's recollection, they
we're something like these: "Mr. President.
every measure Of your Administration will
have, on mr part thr most respectful null
favorable cnT.lslcratton' AIr. Summer told
S.hurz that lie bad rotsi reasons tor not enter.
Ing tntn discussion Of Thu, t1rnty on that NC
vastun, and that tic President l,aYug called OIL
him IN his uwn house lie felt lr,ttIt to Etvc MIN
tl,e moet courteous answer concerning d subrat
ixety to lead tu differences Ut opinion. Mr.
Sumner treated the San Dunlitisa question
frosn tue rerv beginning in ~ delicate manner
d. not at arst even to attempt to cxu.rts Its
o,,!rion on any one. The complaint of tbc late
*nr, thn tr",Ir W. at tiIs ~, ] a ,,sn o..cu i
THIS IA not true.
Sir. SeIturx continued that he knew Summers
sentiments With regard to the t,caly from tic
bcytuIliur, lie w1s neyrr fuyorat,le 10 Il, bit
w}lrf, II was first brought furway, he never dill
or saiti ANYTHING to discourage It's favorable cou
ss,icration. llcft,re c1prrs..ur nttv mIyersc
opinion ii Corn,nittcc IN lie subject, Sumner
waited until nll tic ut'ter ,uc,s,crs Vi tlr Com
, 1877-11-03


You can gct month Of agony out OF the
sting OF one wack buulble.bcc.
"Whcre there's swtll there's away." a. the
PIC remarked when 1t cllmbol tcn.run fence
md tunneled unler m 0saec hedge 70 get at
barrel OF sloplh tho back yard.
"Alonxo" whtcs to ask who Mark Anthony
vast flc was IN uncle Of that nnc old Roman,
bratcl Fourtll-ofJuly ora.ion: " "U..ietet dtsurum
at Efto tatrta ,nori"
Johnson's boy fell into ctstcrn the other
tay. unA Ills mother, hooking tho garlen-rakr
info the young mans snspendc.s, hauled him
sa!cly to the top Of tho cistcrll, Aud the,,
johnson went and called 1t IA raise for llfe.a
Half MI hours practice on Piano every .lay
will bring oil fatai atiueks Ut parMysis liz eight
months. tTEts IL liz, but, u tie press will
kindly assist III giving II the widest circulation,
grateful EHnplo will neither mlsfntcrprct ns,r
fall to srwar.l the gcucruus mud humane motive
which prompts thu !teln.)