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DANIEL +. BEATTY'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

DANIEL f.. BEATJ1'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
From L. Parson, Brookville, Kansas;
THE piano came safely yesterday. We find il all
that fancy painted and you promised The instru
ment Is handsome and its tone is pure and full
| see no reason why, with ordinary care, IL may
not last a lifetime. Those who, like me, cannot
AFFORD 10 pay five hundred or n thousand dollars
for name, will, l am sure, thank you for saving
them the exorbitant profits of dealers in general
and making 1t possible for any industrious man or
woman TO be the possessor of frsi-cla.7 organ or
piano"
From Il. Gilbert, Doud's Station, Iowa.
"Organ is received. The accomplished orgsnist
who gets II says she would not exchange 1t Tor any
organ she ever saw or heard from any other fac
tory, whatever The price In mechanical Skill
simplicity of construction, and purity Of tone.
have never known its equal. II Is, enphaucally,
the best organ for the least money.
| have sold many other makes of orglns, some
Of which thought could not be equalled. but like
King saul, your organs are head and shOuldcrs'
above theirs in the leading elements that constitute
a complete organ" ityl
AGENTS WANTED, but where l have none,
large discounts made TO have them ntr iuced in
new localities. Send for Illustrated Advertiser
(catalogue,) containing testimonials from persons
some OF whom You may know, sent free. Address,
DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington. New Jersey
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Ramarkable Dream.

TIA. ACCURACY of the following may - rs-i nl'n
IN all it, Particular Tao istr-, -'-f~r-- i'''
ieen fer several days M ATTENDANCE "l''n u'"'r
brother. wh" "a. III al = common >"re thr'sat-
-ever. AMI rro,r,ets-i, tut n"i c.'n>''i"r'- ~ AT
tended With any danger. Al ti.' same 'in', "" 81
tls.,n l.ai borrowed watch fr"n i'-si- iEr'"''
IN consequence 81 her "wn i.-in: un'i'r fsls'f-
Tn. wai-h wa. ON. tn ~hs-h particular Sslu' Ma
asia-h.-i 90. -..unt of fsniiy a--s--Isii"n>' aii
.n snxi.,y ws- -s-i that Il might n.'i meet
with INJURY
The sisters we're >i.erin. t"s-ih.r. IN a r's'f'
communicating With their brother, when ii'. 'ii-r
Il them sxok. IN a stale 81 ;rrai a:i'sii"n- AMI
having ar..,i~.-i ti.. other. told that she hal t,t
frishifui dream.
81 .ir.arnt, >he said. ..fi,st Mary watch stop
PEEL and that. ul.n ,"ii Yea IL 'i'' cir,un'>ia-"
YOU rs,di.i, .Nnch x.r>- 'issn tssi has hsFI-n'-'
for James breath has >t"ri--i si>''" -ii'ini"s
their hr..;h.r ~h" ws- Ill
T.. ,.li., her agitation. the Younger sister iir''i''-
irs.iy got up AMI found the brother >l'rIns l'i'-'-
~ AMI "a. war. wi,sh isi carefully '--n Pat M
m drawer s..i,is -orr--ily. Tia. following .isr the
very >sn. dream occurred. followed by >iii'r s.i-
,nt,on. uhrh Ma again COMPOSED n thu ss''n' T'n-
n.r ti.. brother i.-n: s-:sin t''ri va 't'''i
.Ie-p. ami the watch ....i's-: we'll
Un tile f,Iiou,n. morning. -'-'n after 'h" family
| breakfast cine eli the sisters Was -'tiin: w is'
br.,i.r, While ana,.,.r ~r'In: n''i'- 'n ii'
a.i,..,nin. r.rr. When l..r n'i. 49, r=''iy ir -
ms, sealed ,l, rr--.-ing {" tax. sat for 'h'-
uurt..-s.=tls. watch alluded t". whrh iIst '-sn I
hy IN her writing .i>k. when -l- a>,vn'>is'i e
ni i, lsi stopp--i; sni at Tia, >snn'. INSTANT >i.'
heard -cr-am .s ini-n-. distress ir.,n her >i>''
4 l.r..st ...r ts.I Lad sill
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Tl,. vp-i>~iiri-~ "f f,r'nn. hs,- a VII ran=''
,,,u..a. tbs. Chimes Ys"u Clss"-Lsn ws~ El-h
,aan -..u lat i-i.T.. h- cam. al age hi I.i"'i!
uer.. reduced 9" i--cssr,. H. as>-"r"-'~i i:y =
-ly.l.-r--r with ,--in ;i. sni h.-n; fT''" ii.''
town Il Sin.---.i,. u.r-i tile i'-rry-
man. An .li man with ii- aii' anil daughter n-'-'
To ,s.>~ az. aud down tl sIi r''ir-i'-; i''u
.iI.ni thu irr,nss gave i,ii' 'i,ii''S "''-i''
III. married thu .l,a: ii..r thr- year Hi'-rasTi
the obi lady .ls.-l ani i've later tie. all
ri.msn wa~ an hi- .,il-i.- H. 'ls-I--i ti.e 'r'i
If hi> >.n- IN Law sui >srl.-
Il Ma o,r-. >i.-T-msn junk, an.i kn-s thai
tbs. s-l.nr -ii.in AMI Tir all 'i I''iI.- 'i
When tn. rsi.- ~.s.- l-,i-n ..'' i-'----~'u al
,l.-.. Treasures sni s.y-T.si i,.m with ts.-s var
n,>h Ii,sv. kept the >.--r-i i-n Year. n"A ~
.,s...,h i.,.in G." y..u. Msi.- .t ILL., 81 '!.-in
Wh-r.u,-.n d.. .i.-i. T,- -'u-in-i,w u'-ni i.''-h
:. h,- ns,i,. yss. si siding hi> iT.i-ur'->, r.
p,,n.ls>.-is Is,rIrs.'ny- Wh.'n tie is".ii''- Ma
-..r.. A, ti,.. North i oui Er H'nk"a. AMI sd
rh.. fifteenth al January gave away hall h- i.Ti
r r.-y. IA. suiirIns- al the starving i-'r''i''"
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Joy BringerS.

s..ln. men NOV. through lIi.' ''H.i 81 mn>-'
moves down thu street. nn:ins "'it pleasure "n
every ~si. through, the ts every SIM. t.s sni
I-ar that can li-t-n. S,n" n'-n hii r's- AR With
tl,..,r ur....,,-.. AMI >x.~tn--> 80 "risri- VA tn
t..i-r days fii ri. xrh r-rfn-- f mp fruit
Sn- w.in-n rlins Ia tls-Ir h.,''-'- like thu
i..n.,-,rl. over thu .i..r. YET. Lib. IT. -N-et''n
all thu with Ils -siisi- fr.rsis-- .i thar
80. -lu.--- Ti.1s- ir--- 81 Tisisis-'u-ts.--.
uhs.h are ever dropping pr-'i'nS fruit around
f....n There ar live ti.' shine IIk.. >'sr-i--sn>
..r charm IN. is.,rt ik.- >,iss upon i.''iy
day.
How .rrs; i-.nniy AMI blessing u = :" h.'!ai
thu r.yai siii- 81 th. ~.,sl. tr >l.,i "a mus.
,o -.,,r..- sri f,-...Ts.i.. others an.i - t' al
II woi To- "a" unworthy thing rs iis. f"E. q" make
ia. t.ssr whs-h 49, i,y. within ~ ia" hr'-''h 81
ti,-r u.-n> boy; 3, --srf-r -nn-hn- ~i,.r'' only
el..,si- AMI shadows r-i=.: Q" ill i. aini.s-i.'T'
uh-r- esr;h's weary i"'-r> Win = hr'sh'n"--
whl-i they cannot .r-s'. fer Themselves, AMI
Ahs-i, they l,,n. fer. ssI..y. sn.i ari.r~-Ists--
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PUBLIC SALE.

w..., a., the ,s,h ,,,x of thrill 4. D. 1875. H,r-
r;e, To,lhnter anal Jacob To.ihi,nter dill by their
tr,,st deed of that date sell and convey To Co. y
p,rsons trustee and his successors in trust, the
twelve and us thirter:. ~ Absson McVey's aiii-
tion 10 eeslal,a No.. they being part Of the east
half of lot number IN one Of the northeast quarter
90, C,rsx.Sx. north az range en- twenty-one west
" ~. ~ Sf,h nr;uci,ra meridian m Pritis county.
~, ,o ss..ure ,he rayment of one bond of $ltAa,,
Mc,' , w I. 80 r". the i.te thereof bearing
:i" us -. ;",.,.., mr. .nnuua nsy,IIe semi
ss III, % ,,,.,s.sfa.i Inv ,he interest coupons to
III hands at,,,he, for the sm Of go each,
aSs r.xslI.. every ak months during the
,',uc sa.i bnn.l- had to rum And whereas il is pro-
~ ,a~,,.,f 81 sai.l h,nds or interest coupons at
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again. for IN all these years he never retained.

again. for IN all these years he never returned.
oeos rece nsee eers
..sh. mo,i,er, h"w can Ne ever give nnP,'
II wa- Desire Mari,n.n who uttered those
words = bitter or, upon those lips hert'e had
loved 80 we'll Il xas nine years sfser h~ hasi hill
them. and ON the morrow Marimon Place MAS to
L. >..Id. Twas IA. odd story; Mrs Mar''""n had
mortysr.-i ti.. house ami leaned ile MONEY ." n
friend: l.. l,ai failed a. h.rilaie the debt To-
,aorrox, those tao lonely xon~n would 'r home
less
-.W.cant give 1t up Mrs. Msrim"n r-Pi'~si'
sins, ,hiuk-your father died. here. u u sacred
In me- Your ann.s tell iiou love fhe dear old
,.,a.-.. Au.I II Ma here our B-riis htt us years
and wears aga. Ol.. my Es.r~ hoy: Where arr
Won Come BACKBONE lack "
,;r.-,r Iit.ous sob shook tis. poor old won'an-
frame.
..M..th.r. i.ntcry-pl.a- don't" is,-ir" plead
I'd IL viii go ami Film Lazy; perhaps We
went have ." go"
Hastily .,.nnin. her hat, Iesire started arr">-
the hills. 10 leg for merry at Film Lacy bret
An hour ps>-.~l then Lays farm i.cy drove M
90 the door
Mis-. Ma-i,non,'' he cIi.-i. '.Yer wanted over
AT the hou>..'
He hsi,~-i tl.. weak old w"man mt" the was"n-
Ia little while Ia. alighis-i at l-a"y- gate H.
lire ran 10 meet her. with her face calm AMI
! peaceful.
.Mutbcr,'' she cx-iaimci. '.who - this: = AMI
she pointed &" a tall, fine looking young n''i'
Who Mas standing i->i.ie them
! Mr. Marirnon lo..ks.l twice. then the dear old
eye, hIIe.i with happy tear. as she whispered
Ills nu, l-rr~ i-,y ii.si comes ls.ckio n'e aifei
I Al, ,i,.--.. u..sry wars
Tlrf, she leaned the tired head upon h> hr-'-f
and cried >.ffly-
.M..,i.er. mother. Is.ntery. Is->,re hr"ke ma
.Ju,, think-lseriie las com. irrk To H. ais
paid spur. i-cy the mooney We ON" him. f"r
/ mother p,iti. a. a ri-h and famous artist n"a
AMI i-.,.i. h. has ..s.ssse fssk Q. fr y"ur >..n.
.Y.>, ,"ur >"n:'' and BERTHE l~ Glars mn
VOICE .r-u i,w aud iu-ky. Your s''n, in n'-n'
cry 81 the .i.ar oil .lays-your s''n. is<an-'
is.-,r- has promised Ia is my wiie.'
Then he placed iism l.oth in the Lacy ha'ss!
ami drove h"ine-
Ny story H. done isertie has Fsturnes'' ans
made those two women happy And >", With ti'
bright sunlight IL b"Ie and love SHINING "I"'
| tle... three I leave them aud you
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Who are theyr They are those men who. when
boys were compelled to work, either To help
themselves or their parents, and who, when
little older, were under the stern necessity OF
doing more than their legitimate share Of labor |;
Who, ~ young men, had their wits sharpened by
having 10 devise ways and means Of making their
time more available than il would be under or
binary circumstances. Hence, in reading the
lives Of eminent men who have greatly dstin-
guished themselves we find their youth passed
M selfden,als Of food. sleep. rest and recreation
They sat up late, rose early to the performance
Of imperative duties, dong BY daylight the work
Of one man, and by night the work Of another. A
banker Of high integrity, and who started in life
without shilling said. the other day
..For years I Vas II my place Of isisness at SIM
riae and often did not leave il for fifteen or eigh
teen hours"
Let not thea any youth be discouraged if ne has
10 make his own living, or even to support n
. widowed mother or sick sister, or unfortunate
relative for this has been the road to eminence
Of many proud name. This is the path which
men have often trod-thorny enough At times, at
others % beset with obstacles as 70 Be almost i'm
passahae; but the way. vas cleared sunshine
came. success toliowed-then the glory anu 80.
noWu.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev. J. II. Haswell. a very valuable mis-
.ionary OF the Baptist Church in Burmah,
died recently Of cholera, n il announced
by telegram. He was at his post. His
loss will be painfully felt.
At South Austria, religious accomoda-
ton is provided for 50 per cent. Of the
population. The Episcopalians provide
for 10000 Catholics 1900, Congregation
alists and Presbyierians Il 600, Metho'iists
6s,OOO.
President Hayes has notified the Trustees
Of the Methodist Foundry church, WASH
ington, of his desire to contribute for the
support Of the gospel as much As any single
subscriber to his funds-which proves to
be $500 per annum.
An incendiary has fired the African
Methodist church. at Huntsville, Texas.
The congregation had just improved the
building, which they had been for seven
years in paying for. This. says an ex-
change, makes fifteen colored churches
burned in Texas this year.
One Of the most unfavorable pieces Of
news which has come across the
ocean lately il that Of the health Of Mr..
Spurseon, the great London preacher, is
seriously impaired. His last trip to the
continent did not restore him TO his former
strength.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
In denomination not much heari Of in
the East. ia Geld lying centering in Ken
tucky and Tennessee. Il consists of ] ,2s9
ministers and about 1000 congregations,
with commandments. Its church property
Is valued at 81 {. 90. Oo0. and il c..ns'ibute.l
last year. $3.50 600 70 benevolent Objects.
The Rev. Edwin N. Bills. lately oniain.
ID 1t New Haven, has sailed for Coassanti.
nople, where he will share With his father.
DR.. I~ac Blis, agent Of the American
Bible Society, the responsibility Of pub
liahing and distributing the Scripture il
Tie Turkish Empire. The society circulated
from hat point last year. 3s,5s5 volumes
Of different language.
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Death Of an Eminent Historian
Peculiarities Of Eminent Writers
New Publications.
ASorusR u,Srok,Ay Goxr.

ANOTHER HISTORIAN GONE.
Time Is forever making history AMI cut
ting down historians. lev. John s. &. Alb
bit died at Fairhaven. Conn, On Sunday
last. Mr.. Abbott was horn nj Brunswick,
Maine, in the year 1896. In 1925 he gradu-
ated at Bow,loin College, in his native
State. lie afterwards studied theology At
An.iover, Mas, and settled down a
preacher nj Worcester; hut like his brother,
Rev. acob Abbott, who wrote 40 many lit
tie Sunday school boks in Rolla series
style, he became more celebrated ~ an
author than ~ a pulpit orator. Ia the line
III moral essays the Rev. John produced
The Mother ut Home and The Chill at
Home in lSr;. Ills romantic histories
include lives ii Marie Antoinette. Joseph
ine,' Madame RoIsnd,' Henry Nv oil
France king Philip, the Indian Chief.
and 'Coriez.' lie also wrote n History al
Napoleon Napoleon at 80. Helena, Cor
re.ponience ii Napoleon and Josephine,
and History of the Civil War in Au'eri'
ca His writings 81 the NaPoleons arr
full oil unqualified fiattery, At the expense
IL accuracy. lie Was literary alchemiS,
whose touch turned everything To gold
Mr.. Abbott never iouei al the life Of dis
ting nisl,ed person. however notorious, with
out making saint Or hero of his subject
lie could wrap the acts Of Shacknasty jim
up in such sil,le'l phrases that small
reader would want TO leave home and be
! come like the Maynard Mosloc.
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ssu-be. IN her fa,r checks. aa the sxeet ,aae eyes
RAISED lila an expression he i;'.i never s'"n ia
,,.m ,.Sr,. He tok sh.. lu,sclroa ir",n her lhant
then ,m.-l,.~i ty a mighty something he could
neither understand nor r~i-i, he rut la, strong
arm, ar.u her ami drew her i-n.is.riy toward hmm.
with
..y.u know, Mary--M.ry i.okei NJ ia great
fright then n..s-i ofhsFry tears -"'ii'-i w
mu,,r II tho~.. lox spoken w"ni>-''i love yen
-, out under the old rsf-r- Nh all >eitis1 Hiri
"a. NOR. Young hearts took up the song ii love
ami giain~>s.
There - i'm earth no blessing like aii'rfi"n'
n ....fl,.-.. NJ trsllow-. .lcyate>. >ui.tis-.
AMI l,riu....th .l..wu t earth nstiv. h.-V-n-
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FAMILIAR VOICES.

Doxa in the deep, mp in the sky.
see them always, far or nigh,
And ehall zee them till die
The OH familiar fares
They have long forgotten mime
But remember, every line,
The old familiar faces
All! nothing e'er replaces
The old familiar faces.
And all day long, so close and near,
A. in q mystic dream hear
Their gentle accents kind and dear
The old familiar voices.
They have no sound that can reach
But silence sweeter is than speech;
The old familiar voices.
Nothing my heart rejoices
Lake the old familiar voices
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-Rakers nee,l their own bread.


The song Of the j,ilLird is in many
bars.
1t is pleasant tn hear duck of
woman say 81 swan"
Long black silk mitts have corn flow
ers on the hand AMI arm.
Black silk stockings are embroidered
with white silk floss.
The New York Epes speaks Of MR..
Oates "kittenish pranks.'
White silk fchus are embroidered witt
various shades Of mandarin.
Scarlet flowers for the hair, with
yellow dress, are the Paris style.
A little girl described an elephant a,
"a great big thing with It's tail in front"
= Sunday is day for resting your fish
pole against stump and waiting for a bite.
MIR. Moody expresses his regret that
Mrs. Lis-rmcre, who has taken To preach
ing, isn't Christian.
-Oae swallow doesn't make a spring
That's 81, one swallow doesn't but one pin
will max. a spring. its properly bent i"
your chair.
The money needed for the monument
to Owen Marlowe, the actor, at Boston, has
all been subscribed. This is very novel
thing to saw If a Deceased distinguished
American, but the news is authentic.
! Little Susie, looking at son'e pictures
Of winged angels, exclaimed: mamma i
don't wan, t. be an angel" "Why not,
dearw "Humph. leave on my pretty
! clothes and wear feathers like n hen :"
There IL merchant possessing decided
ideas where the lines Of credit should he
drawn who announced by placard in his
show window On Broadway: an god we
trust. All others are expected To pay
cash."
| A Scotch correspondent writes: "Wiih
war AMI high prices, An "ntOward entry
into this world would seem to have been
made at Dundee, where there has recently
hen horn a male child with two stom-
achs.'
The London May fair states that at a
fashionable club, famous Tor its gambling,
a scion of a noble house was, the other
night. pitched out OF the window with an
+ ace up his sleeve. lie il going to fight for
the Turks.
!, Wagner said very neat thing in Lon
: don IL well-meaning chorus which sere'
naded him with selections with variations
! from "Tannhauser." Said he: "YOu Hat
ter me, gentlemen, by 6ndir 6 in my music
: more than remember writing"
!, The London correspondent Of the Hos
: ton advertiser states that the cause OF
woman suffrage il looking down IN Eng
: land. One man after another who has been
, the advocate Of female suffrage has re-
canted, Mr.. Bright and Prof. Goodwin
Smith being CT the number.
! Unto the good little boy shall be given
!. the picnic ticket, but the wicked son shall
2 reciine ON his mothers knee. Verify, IL
: the day when she w,xeth it to him With he'
> slipper, his heart viii he full Of repentance
aud his bowling snail disturb the ne'gi
!. bOrs.
s Not long ago an aged lady Of Fontai"e
bleau died, leaving large property, AIN
e among other requests. left to a local Physl
t ci:n who had long attended her hug
!, oaken trunk, the opening Of which excite'
e great expectations. But the contest did NJ"
n prove to be particularly valuable. The!
were drugs and buses which he had sup
!. piled to her for years past.
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BAZOO 0RIST.
A Sunday Lunch Of Good Things
Sandwiched Together.

Some day. my child, in poets tenderest
strain,
You may perchancc he heard divinely
singing;
The after 81 an ecstasy or pain,
In FASHIONED sweetness hinging;
Some day.
Some day, i, may be, hot wild tears will
How
And show how tempests tear the rose to
blowing;
And what you sighed in radiant spring to
Will pierce your heart with Knowing;
Some day.
Some lay, oh, child As one whofain w"ni
rest,
You may await deaths peaceful tide
/ iniiuwiug,
/ And float, with heavenly lilies or your
| breast,
To heavenly lilies growing,
, Some day.
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SasV.it
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken nm by Michael Sullivan, living in township
Is in Pestis county, Mo-, ON the 9Th day Of June,
A. d., 1877, Osse dark bay hOrse, Ii hands high.
eight or nine years old. and bad on heaaistaI OF
halter: shOsl before and M brands. Appraised ut
90 by Geo. H. Rider and Patrick sullivan, who
we're duly sworn for that purpo:e. 4 true copy
from my stray hook. WV, DEVALL, ,. r.
S-sS.W3t
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Tuesday evening IN accident occurred on
the river near Lexington which resulted in
the drowning Of Austin Roas, . colored
man. Charlie Eckle, Ross and Ell. Ejelin
were coming down the channel Of the river
in light skiA loaded With cooking utensils
and heavy cooking stove, The property Of
Ros. They had reached poist aboas two
miles shove the city when Tie did sudden
" struck hidden sasg and upset After
Coating . considerable distance Tie skifr
struck large drift and Paased entirely nm
der Il. Eckle, wAo il n excellent swim
Ver, swan around the drift, but Ros and
Edelia naintai.ed their hold up D The cap-
sised aki0 se hin advice. When the skid
appeared upoa Tie surface again Edelin,
aloae vss clingiag 10 IT, RG~s having un-
dsabsedly beea caught in The n,eahes Of ,he
drift and drowned.
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"Norston's Rest" by Mrs. Ann $. SsePh-
ems. Peterson 4 Bros, Philadelphia, pub
lishen.-Mrs. Stephens 10 q pronounced
favor,te with young lady readers, and
"Norton's Rest" will be se'sed upon with
avidity, which is. by long odds, the best Of
her MANY productions. The story II oi
absorbing interest, and is written With re-
mark able ~igor and enlivened by thrilling
incidents.
sThe Latimer Family" by 7. 8. Arthur
Peterson 4 Bros. Philadelphia, Publisher.
1T is scarcely necessary to say that this
il . Temperance story. rs. Arthur never
writes any other, and this is as preachy,
dull, monosonons and yavny a. any which
have preceded il.
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"Tbe Heiress in the Family" by Mrs.
Mackenzie Daniel. Peterson h Bros, Phila-
.ielphis, publishers. - This clever novel
constitutes the third volume OF "Petersons
Dollar Series Mn.Daniel may be always
sure Of an audience. She writes with feel
ing. good sense and good taste, and her in
vention seeks 70 reproduce natural persons
and natural incidents rather than exagger-
ated improbabilisies. "The Heiress Of the
Family" is purely domestic story, health
full in sentiment, and is invested with .
lively and continuous interest.