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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER %.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York.
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen e Go"
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. L. Il. Tatnin agent
schooner Iottie, Speed, New YORK, ruano' Daven-
Schooner Maggie Van Deusen, Thomas, New York,
merchandise. Curtis & Parker. ,u
Schooner John Mcdonald, mcKendry, Albany,
Schooner Frank Walter, Crosby. New York, salt
Schooner Amelia Hearn. Moore Philadelphia,
'V Schooner John eadwa;ader Phinny, Albany, lu-
Schooner v. Walton, Bucsalew. Philadelphia,
coal, 8. III. Hawes.
Schooner northumberland: Richardson, James
river. grain, Thomas Branch & Co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer j. W. Everman. Platt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. 7. Porter, agent:
chandise and passengers. ii. T. Douglas, agent.
Brig Andrea tSor), klaveness. Rio de Jane,ro
-four, Haxall. Crenshaw Co.; vessel. Curtis & Far
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, steelman, Philadel-
phia. granite, Curtis 4 Parker; .s p,,,,do,,,i,
Schooner Benjamin Gar,Sdc. Vangui!dcr, New
York. coal, Curtis & Parker.
camel coal, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Belle Brown, Pcase, Boston. feed ana
1our. Curtis s. Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence. New York.
merchandise and passengers. G.. ". Allen x Co..
agents. , ,,. -,
Curtis & Parker. -
Schooner W. l.. Franklin. Seward, Baltimore. feed,
Curtis & Parker.
schooner Ella Fl. Barnes. Harrison. Philadelphia,
granite Carts & Parker.-~
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Lena N. Cotiingham. Outicn, hence Tor
Philadelphia. ut Norfolk Serter3cr2l Fl.
Schooner John McGlnns,' Col.trr. hence Tor
philadelphia. Mt Norfolk September 2lst.
Schooner Martha Collins. Groves, hence, nj ba'ti-
more September FL.
BY telegraph.
LONDON, September 22.-'The steamer American
brings the crew of tho steamer Diego. from Ne"
York for Liverpool, which was burned at sea.
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4. @. O. r.

SESSION OF THE GRAND L0DGE-THE NEXT
MEETING TO BE HELD IN AUSTIN, TEXAS.
BALTIMORE, September 22.-In the Grand
Lodge OF Odd-Fellows to-day it was re-
solved that it required four Giths Of all
members whose credentials have been APP
proved to change the written work. Grand
Secretary Ridgeley gave notice that his in
creasinc in6rmities would compel him to
offer his resignation at the next session.
The Grand Lodge determined, by vote OF
81 yeas to IL nays, to meet in 1878 at Austin,
Teyns
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YelloW.Feyer Report.

THE EPIDEMIC AT FERNAND1NA GROWING
WORSE.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 22.-The
reports from Fernandina tonight indicate
no abatement in the epidemic raging there.
A special to the Sun and Press says there
have been five deaths since last report,
among the number being two Sisters Of
Mercy. There are number OF new cases,
and many very critical ones. The weather
Is changeable, with rain aspect, and very
gloomy. Citizens are respondent. The cpl
demic apparently Is getting worse. Medical
aid is asked from Jacksonville.
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HIS CONDITION IMPROVING Washington.
September 2l.-In letter from Colonel
William w. Dudley, OF September 10th, to
Acting Postmastcr-GcneraI Brady, occurs
the following statement in regard to Sena-
tor Morton's condition Il have just con-
ycrscd with DR.. Thompson, who says Sena-
tor Morton is much better this morning !;
can digest more nolIrlshing food, feels 4
sensation OF returning strength in his
limbs, and wants to stand on them
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LARGE WRouGHr.IEoS TUBEs.-Thc Ma
tiona Tubc-Works At Nckccsport last
week turned out some OF the largest and
longest wrought-iron tubes ever manuiac-
turcd in the world. They are fifteen inches
in diameter and thirty feet long. They will
be used in steamboat now building at
Louisville. -PttSbur0h Commercial.
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InoS HUrs FOR ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
RUSSIAN Troops. -London, September 22.-
The Standard says it is announced that four
large London firms were yesterday invited
to make tenders for supply OF iron huts
to be erected near Bucharest for 100000
Russian soldiers.
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THE PRINCE IMPERIAL TO BE WATCHED
London, September 22.-Thc NemS'S Paris
correspondent states that the Secretary OF
the Project OF Police has gone to Namllr to
watch the proceedings OF the Prince lm-
perial on the Belgian frontier.
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1t was shown by experiment last week
that the steam firc-boat owned by the city
OF New York can supply eight seeond-ciass
Amoskeag engines with all the water they
may require from the North or East rivers,
each engine being able to reach q tire with
two thousand five hundred feet OF hose
from either river.
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Not a Candidate.

SECRETARY SHERMAN DENIES THAT HE IS A
CANDIDATE FOR THE UNITED STATES SEN
ATE
NEW YORK, September 22.-Secretary
Sherman telegraphs the Euening Post over
his own signature contradicting the report
that he says he will be a candidate for the
United States Senate.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBUATcs-frTsllI=st
D COMPANY. +aSsaasSss
REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVE
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

onan-l after WEDNG SDAI, September gun. the
fast and c.ce;tnt steamer ELIZA HANCOA oar
rying United States mail will leave Richmond for
.i,. ,bove-namcd places every MuNDA1 WE'D
EESDAI, and FRIDAY. at G:3u y. VI. :,
Passengers hy ta: route View ~ DAYLIGHT an
.lc historical points oil interest on James river
inass,ug through Dutch Gapl. including iorticl-
tons. famous battie-iielGS, Jamestown Fortress
Monroe. Rip-Ears. Hampton Roa,ls: &C., &C..
Close connections natt ut Norfolk vita the cie-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORlhA. Of the
Hav Line, for Baltimore, Ph;lahc!phia, New orE,
and Boston: also. with The Merchants @;ia Mincrs
steam. hip Company for Boston dlrcc'.
Through tickets To all of the ahnTc-n.:ned cities,
h. the lines named. or sale ~ CARRIERS agency SIC
Main street: IL Exchange lo:ci. and Oh board OF
steamers. - . =
Frrigh. received daily lSundaTS cXccp"O from
a. VI. to i =. II. for Boston, Providence, Norfo'a
Pnrsnioutl aud regular landings on James river.
Way-Ianding frciEhts must be prepaid. ,o,,,.
SPECIAL EOTICE,-The elegant steamer JON y
SYLVESTER, having been temporarily Withdrawn
from the regular line Is now reads for special char
Ter for dav or moonlight excursions 1T low rates.
l.. b. TATUM. General Agent.
street IL
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FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GROCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
Tau 27-M,W&F&eow1yl

vOUR FEET.-NOTICE. Excursions
lists and others visiting Washington now or
dnr,nS fhe winter will find DIR. SCHLLTZ flor many
Years Resident i'm Richmond) now al 903 Pennsyl.
wanna avenue, northwest. The afflicted with Corns,
3uulous Diseased Nails, Ciblains, &C, are instant
taneousy relieved without pain and able to walk
Immediately with comfort. Numerous Richmond
testimonials. se 1907
all men by these pre-
IN senis. that have this day appointed JOHN ~.
LAUGHTON, JR., my agent, for me and In n. my ~
GENERAL AUCTIONEER, and to rent such prem
fses in the city Of Richmond as he may deem neces
sary for the proper conducting Of such business;
RICHMOND, Va, September 8, 1877, Sc l0-2w
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. september %, 1877.
The freaks to-day comprised IS ho0Shcads and
fierce. Tie offerings al auction Oh Change were
IS packages nf which number 10 were taken in.
ami the remainder sold At prices ranging from 81
20 600.
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IrloEr.

Fine t45O: sureriue. f5.50@t5.75: extra ~
ptr!!up e6.z5nSG50: common family. tES 80
fancy family and City Mills, eSIGsS.25.
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TOR NEW IOR k.-The Old 1>fNn
Il Domin,on Steamship Company IS usa4ssta2ass
stn,mshjn OLD DOMINION. CAPTAIN WALKER,
viii sail TUESDAY. September 18th, Mt 3 O'Clock
p. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock +. VI.
Through bills OF ladng signed aud goods iof-
warGcd with dispatch to all points north soul, east
and west also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. Sl2. StccraGr. sc aud
So.
For freight or passage. apply to
e.. W. ALLEN K ca. AGENTS.
g., otot ('omn1ny.s Wharf, nUckctts.
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W ashtnEt0n.

SILVER TOO nEAvY FOR THIEVES TO REMOVE.
WASHINGTON, September 22.-The Gov
eminent had three-eighths OF million in
silver on the recently-robbed Union Pacific
train. The silver was in bars. and too
heavy for the thieves TO handle.
The members OF
THE SYNDICATE
were in consultation last evening with the
Secretary OF the Treasury and other officers
OF the Department. The accounts OF. the
ID per cent. loan were closed. The whole
amount is S200,000,000, Of which $751;
100000 were for refunding purposes and
$4,000, 900 for resumption purposes, and
will appear in the next debt statement. The
four per cent. loan is being rapidly paid for
and adjusted, and will be settled during the
next month as the calls mature-thc first
call maturing on the 9Th OF October and the
last on November Sd, and $5,000,000 each
for the month of August, September. and
October, will be applied for resumption
purposes.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The titles to lands for public buildings in
Austin, Texas, have been passed upon by
the Treasury. The work commences lmme-
diately.
The widcly-spread report that Colonel
Tom Scott will keep house here this winter
in the old Chase mansion is not true.
The Post Office Department reports Nor
ton much better this morning. He is much
encouraged.
Schurz will allow clerks in his Depart
ment who have not exhausted their yearly
leave to 60 voting in Ohio.
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PATTERNS.

Ei PATTERNS.
A FULL SUPPLY OF NINE. DEMOR-
N ESTaS RELIABLE PATTERNS for fall and
winter have been received ut the Singer rooms.
Send for catalogue. Address
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO,
rS21 Main street. Z
Sc 22-2t Richmond,Va
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TROUBLE AMONG DlNwIDpIE COY
neutrality-suspicious. FOR THE LEGIs-
LATCRE--T. ". c. 4. TO VISIT RICHMOND
INSPECTION OF RELATIONSHIPS A0PFETT
EYGIsTERS--DrEEAU or IMPORTATION AND
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BALTIMORE, September 22.-Oats steady an
firm: southern, 32M37c. Rye dull at 66d6Sc
Provision. firm but not higher. Coffee easier bu
not lower. Whiskev firm 1T :1.13. Sugar lower Il
10EIlO3c. "
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Tlre IriaIl P0fnfn.

Cut tho potatoes into four or five pieces.
according to size, and spread them out i'm
~ dry place 70 dry. Do this Mt least ten
lays before planting, Ii the pluce will
!. NIT Of 1t break up the ground with a
plow. Ifthe ttsmplihg of. horses feet
10 Objectionable in ~ garden, break the
ground with u spade or prpug fnrk. This
operation should ,be well done and to the
depth ofeightortep inches. Lazy offithe
rows with the plpw, or hoe as the. case
may be, three feet apart db not advise
planting the cnttingsi,s deeply aa ia gen
orally recommended. Six inches below
the surface is deep enough. Put the cut-
tlngs about Il inches apart with the cut
side down, either upon the naked earth,
or on light sprinkling'of ashes then
cover them with half an inch uf earth,
and fill the. trench With mixture Of
ashes; lime and well rptled stable munure.
and draw Oh .twj or three inches Of earth.
After this, either, of the two following
plans mny be adopted: Cnver the whole
bed a. ace ten ;hches with pine or any
|uther araw, and the work is done; or
wait the coming up OF the potato plants
and plow or hoe well between 4 the rows,
drnwing a littlei earth to the plantA.-
Then apply the slrawtin the middles and
70
slightlya covered,it will do,,:e injury as
they will Aonn make their way throngli
the straw. Ltis nos necessary that the
se:! s!:::::!44 "a very rich for Irish notaiaeA
The manureAwiil affaTd all the nutrinlent
they 7.eeG' II Is wells known that the
Irish potato is 8 great absorber Of potash,
and therefore ashes IN fine manure for
them. So Is lime, which keep tho soil
mellow and !0se. The stable mannre
furnishes all the, nitsogenous and ammo-
r'~ elements, heeped To keep the soil
moist and cool ,aHd give vigor TO the
l'roOts. / have, tried bath Of thess. plans
and prefer the frat, Covering'wth the
straw, IN soon asthe potntoes are planted,
saves the after work and prevents the
tfampling of; tho qgrHund in pulling ON
the straw after. the plants are up and
Wheaits ~ better to keep itlnuse,and free.
Il is trsie,a similar trinlIling AcGusa when
hit is apalied At. the time 0ts planting but
,saI ssTa s0;5Ts @ .v1ssiss ;; especially asteT
q rain. ho.,'s-i i Ns' uaA.i"K q
In the'ne2t'plaee covering at 'iirssst pre-.
I-vente the lihfdenihg and cOmphcting Of
heSostsGtihg the weeks it lakes for tie
plants 20 mike sheir appearante, .3hd
keeps up q constGpt Uniformity III tie
fcbndition of tie Soft that il isn favorable
lstb the growth pf the ttbers. On a given
Eplat of grouf4 bol plap can ea1qI That of
covering 4. wi th strawi whether we regard
Ithe quality or auantiiy OF the proGpci, Il
EhIn plan y kps9ialiy commended t(of
small plats. When acres are cultivated
10 these pasaiaea fhe; labor and eSpense
| ol covering With straT, may be- ton great
first work will ab IAccomp.ishel' by the
/ I'M In - 49,
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Advice Gratis.

The Hun. AleKander iii Gtevens says
.Frile Globe Flower Cough Syrup has
pfoyen n most valuable remedy to me, !"
~ cfDYt Ja6les 81. SmitB. III Georgia says :
"llrhall always use il with perfect confi j..
dence, and recommend IT to the public
aaa remedy which will afford that sstib-
faetini experienced by me and mine. II
excris everything for coughs, colds arid
db.iiMate lung affections" -
EkGoy. Brown, uf Ga. says :-"He
fpds the Globe Flower Cough Syrup a
tolst excellent remedy" e.
nt'uch endorsement ny our great and
gm,d men deserves the attention OF the
afflicted. Those suffering from cough,
cHlds and lung afeetjnn9 should use the
Globe Flower Cough Syrup. I. "ill POS
itively cure consumption.
FdfSafe by Simps6ha& GRdler.
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voice failed her. She turned whitet-
then she pressed upon her hcart-anIi
then an the crimson tide once more
bounded on it's course. she covered her
face and 7aHk dorm Weeping Ike . ch;!44.
! S''lf5 gss 1%y Sy vi viiRlhTb'HSs1As%%" %"'ns"f.
gaAe Trough her Se!rsa With quick
movement she threw her arms around
his neck ard pillowed her head upon hb,
bosom.
''Oh, Arthurl-bless you! | could die
for joy If did not feel that could find
more happiness in living FOR you"
Hero was a. revelation. Arthur Gray.+
|'ly a1nArleathhd t6NR 1ia sweet wife had
suffered without daring to complain hoy
the worm had gnawcd at her heart-say
it all more clearly because he saw in the
kessIssEI sssssEII dfs StheF 'HFFAffihfs " and
Not many words were spoken. This
was not the time for such a hcart-moving
theme-and es they eat the meal Arthur
told ofhis trfpItb, tlIeodiSiahS.dty. brh !
After dinner Arthur went out to carry
q tbadgek 80 adUp;ghbor,I sah Vlied left
alone, Fanny sat down and cried again
for joy. And 80 Mr.. Vtnderlain found
her. He had stepped in passing to do
|1n3Mls!' ca, faiage DIAL Mat asEsppeuedf
What 10 wrongly"
"What?" she repeated, looking up,
90, sir, it is for Joy AIN crying"
ffaAali che, plGhigi the souree DE lnfw
happiness that had opened to her.
Mr.. Vanderlain listened, and after y
deal Of thought he slowly said, with his
hand upon Fanny's fair head:
Dear child, you may rejoice without
Geas,-7 HAythur has pledged AIis honor To
this newL lie ~b5 ahre1 he %iii keep the
faith"
Most Of the afternoon Arth.. ypent N.
the bank; and as he sat at The table in
the private Office waiting fnr the. banker,
feeling idf badness and rtaigfetca,mc Upon
him. II would be hard TO leave the old
place, and it might be n long, long time
before he could find another SO .pleasant.
It was toward evening when Mr Van.
Sderla;n csme inGlYking nEShcd and self
. II fiale Kept yod &aAing, Arthur, bu.
have been busy have made most
important change in my programme"
i1fI shall 60 10 Europe, but shall net
/ tgiVo sup my banking auslness. y hive
found q new man--one ghfe, fciiabfp, and
ccmpetent--who, l think, will take my
business while lam absent"
:, "Mr. aVasderlain," cried the young
man franklyj"I ain glad of this, for
know shall be able to persuade you to
let ine keep my place in your employ"
This banker shook his head. .f
Arthur tremble1 and started to speak.
Tut, tut-not your present place, Ar
bthrL Know that you arc the new man.
Tf you will take charge of my business;
I.lsallleave .is-ia.yours hands knowingts1Ht
both you and it will prosper What say
ss'e eME. 4vs@uasArIbiM liza OF
"Ah my boy, have seen your wife.
Il found her crying for joy. And when
she told me whence her JOY came, knew
there was joy for me also. To the, iSY
man give my entire confidence and in
his hands, fear no. 70 place trust and
UOUOT.
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THE SUN.
1877
1877.
NEW YORK.

H..
The different editions Of the THE Sun du1In,,t.
ne1t year Will be the same rs during the yesr s
mas Just passed The daily edition will on ve.s
oR, dRys be &c % sheet OF four pages and on SUNDAYS
the weekly edition will be sheet feight =,
the same dimensions and character thai arc
familiar to our friends. 'is@ay
THE Sun will continue 10 bo the strepro,s
cate 81 reform and retrehchment and of tba ,rS
slituti9n M Of statesmanship wisdom. and intearv
administration Of public aGairyi, It will contss .ns
for the people opposed .PSsSps Sy auas
forced by military violence. 1t viii eudesyore to
supply its 'redders-a body now not far from ~
million OF sous-wlth the most careful, complete
and trustworthy accounts Of current events and
VII employ for this purpose numerous and carr.
fully selected staff Of reporters and correspondent
FULL accurate and fearless and Il viii doubile,, %i GO
continue to deserve and enjoy the hatred of those
WHO thrive by p!9ndeTinB the Treasury or by
will endeavor to merit tho confidence Of The publie
by defending tho rights VI the people against the
encroachment5 OF upjustified power ~
The price Of the daily Sun will bc IS cents
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We trust also one Off The very best.
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Jan. H. 1877. 26 A
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d eSD~ simpson &c Sadler are giving
away handsome book entitled "Pearls
for the people" contaptipg much 7aua.
ble, iniorwation and mnny interesting
articles. II also contains history OF the
di!scovery Of the "Hepatine,", for diseases
Of the liver, dyspepsia, constipation aud
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rance that when the Hepatiue is used il
effects a permanent and lasting cure of
these diseases. which prevail to such an
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. 4 Complete Pictorial Ristory,of the
Time" -" The best. cheapest, and most
successful Family Paper in
the Union.'' -,
lHarper's Weekly.
'...i.,. -, ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE Pnzss.

Harpers Heelly should be In every family through
out the land, rs purcr, moro interesting higher
toned, better-iustrated paper is not published in
this or any other country.--Cb Commercial Buileifn.
Boston. -;
The Weekly Is the only illustrated paper Of the
day that in Its essential characteristics Is recoy-
ntzed . as u national PaperI5. BrooHya Ec0ie.
ical topics models of bigh.toned dscGszion ana
Its pictorial illustrations ere often corroborative
argument of nv small force.-Erdmiser and Chrori:
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The HeeI!y has to 5 5til. larger dcgreo si=.saeea
al competitors rs an illustrated newspaper. It's
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and Its other reading L after Is at once learned,
brilliant, and amusing. Its illustrations are abun-
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prJRBEER's MONTHLY
-:a.4E.EAse ,EA.1tAa
enrivsliies 4 ll!!llaess.ss.ssa s..
KNfrT7af 4z1nn ~e"Io.
EcfrE1ef 9gIrr

aa.f.,- .tiE lta. ~ = y-9.S -t k,
lphM,as asn ScEIISKE is Issued It's famous nld,.u
it: We are not but that Sc Tibnsaf cruz satd es
ed h'gh-water mark. We do not COO IS nas toeeh-
sEr ;Is il, 70 I. 70 oonquer Bot lie SSaas worlds
propose To- Sonsuar pl she mo@'d' = and i.1
a., Inc prospectus for the new volume o,v...,
m ss oi more IMAM my papers taostiy illn, sns u
of ",'ei' = " - i'pc nisheHt merit pnder tso ss
~ FOREIGN TRAvEL.,,.,.
We have a Winter on the Nils,s bv g.
Thref aad aefa I'ss5 staras Interesting Me-
Las Las. MiNTURS" Mn, BY Dr. Holland. The ffGtio fGl.o
een sSiI he 81 leaders sS az
Hnorhes serial, "Ris II 'lg TnIsTItlsalyy: nMI9qIttsly AUS
Trafton, will begin on the comnis1sts, oy Ms,
Lass L1wries," hy Mrs. Hodgson Barnei, ~ Ihl.
y papers Of PoDaisl r Sus selsasa1 and esa
heenllek' esch paper complete in ftselfSp V,'irs.
.iheFe are to be. from various pens, psne,s =.
"HoME LIFE AND, TRAVEL
Also, practical suggestions rs to tov,
s,,c, sI.ase improvements, etc. by welPnay
A richly illustrated series ,z,,,
american Sports by Flood and Field" ~ hS.en On
writer's, anu each on different theme. Tha thsfogi
"iiousEiioLD and HOME DEcoRArIos,
WIZ have prominent place, whilst tbe 49,.
dueii9ns OF American bumorists viii sp1.ee. pro
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