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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-10-31

The OFFICIAL VoTE IN Omo.-The
following is the official vote of Ohio
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-10-31

r I>r OF JURORS -Namei Of the Juror.
IL drawn foe November Terma A. d. sgf.
commencing % tho "a Monday, '(l2th). AMI to
continue two wetks
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-10-31

The majority for Fitch, Dcmocra
for Lieutenant Governor ia 97 3oi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-10-31
STATE.

For Supreme Judge;
John Turnkey.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

The silk industry of Lyons, France, lie in
a laoguishing if net desperate condition,
and the French Government intends to sp-
propriate 800 GOO for the purchase by the
State of elk fabrics, in Lyons. sin order to
give work and relief to the snffsring opera
tives." The silk business in China is also
considerably depressed; but in America,
according to the report of the Silk Associa-
ton, the industry was never in a more
thriving condition. The products have
developed from %, OOO, 600, to $25 200, 600
within the last few years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

The other day one of the clerks in Gin
cinnati store found the porter crammed
among the boxes down in the cellar with
pen, ink, and paper before him, "Writing a
ing letter to the old man in Buffalo" He
handed up the half-written letter for in
speotion, and presently the clerk remarked,
" see you spell jug, g-u-e;' that isn't
right" "Of course not" replied the por-
ter; =" but you see am writing to the old
man, and he always spells that way. If 1
put the other e. to it he would think was
putting on style over him and forgetting
that was his son. He's good hearted, and
I don't want to hurt his feelings" The
'oster went off with only one g T" at the
end of "gug."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18
THE APPARI1IONS AT MARPINGEN
l. GERMANY.
IGsrman OOrroopOndenOe Liverpool Tine. !

German correspondence Liverpool Tinesl
The prosecutions to which the helpless
inhabitants of Marpingen were subjected
in consequence of the appsritions of the
Blessed Virgin, have produced the very
effscts which the Prussian Government
strove to prevent. Had it not been for the
military occupation of the village, the
prohibition to visit the place, the fines i'm
posed upon the villagers, the arrest of the
favored children and other persons, the
apparitions would hardly have become go
quickly and universally known, or so gener-
ally believed in, as they now really are. By
its despotic police measures the Govern
ment has made itself, to say the least, ex-
ceediDgly unpopular, and, by the negative
results of its tyranny, ridiculous besides.
And to make it's discontinue complete,
the highest court of jussice in the land, the
Ober-Tribunal at Berlin, has now given
it's verdict agaiRstt the state prosecutor, and
declared the arrest Of the children and other
persons, to have been illegal, throughout.
The sentence will, il lie to be hoped, put q
stop to further vexRtions and interference
on the part Of the district government.
Meanwhile hardly day passes without the
Blessed Virgin being seen by the children
or some other favored person, either in the
parish church or the chlldren's houses. Ga
Christmas Eve more than 900 pilgrims
assembled on the spot of the first appari-
ton in the Hardwood, and remained there
during the whole OF the night, praying ana
singing the usual Christmas hymns. The
whole wood was illuminated by the torch
lights and burning candles which the pill
grims carried in their hands. At first the
gendarmes attempted to disperse the
crowd, but, finding themselves unequal to
the task, gave it up, and allowed the pill
grims to continue their devotions unmO-
Tested. A gentleman from Holland who
visited MarPingen about that time,
called upon the parish priest, the Rev.
Neureuter, and asked him what be thought
of the apparitions. GAS priest" answer
ed Father Neureuter, III am the last man
to fOrestall the judgment of the Church,
to which submit beforehand; but looking
at the matter from human point Of view,
/ cannot help declaring before God and my
conscience that according to my inmost
conviction the Mother Of God has ap-
peared here in Marpingen. Besides the
we'll authenticated miraculous cures which
took place in our village, between 800 and
400 persons are reported TO have recovered
their health by the use of the water from. the
miraculous WE'LL" The rev. gentleman Waa
alsO Of the opinion that no government
measure would prevent the development
of these events and that God seems to have
permitted them 70 take place in the heat Of
The KultuE KsmPf in order 70 fOFtify and
comfort the kaishfsl and to break the fet-
tera OF cold mattel Ahsm with which infdel-
fty tEieR e. ensiavs them,
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The leaves Of the cofEee-tree promise to
ec0ne ss important % the berry, perhaps
bore so. The leaves contain q notable
roportion of the curious double salt
hich il called eafEeiB when derived from
Offee, and them when derived from tea,
Int is the same in either case, and Affects
be nervous system similarly. 1t is true
'ofEee and tea differ in their effects on the
Aervous system, and while the consump-
ion of tea Increases that Of coffee decreases.
But the difference of action is not due to
my difference or fundamental property,
but to the accidental accomplishments,
loasted coffee containing fatty matter, al
bumen and glucose, which are scarcely
Eraceable in tea. But the leaves of the
lo6se- tree are nearly destitute Of tbese &C
idental accomplishments, and con lain q
arge proportion ofthe stimulating property
which renders the leaf Of the tea tree so
.efreshing and generally acceptable. There
ban be no doubt at all that the reasonable
aBe OF coffee and tea in their customary
prms ID beneficial, for they are not only
timulants, but true nutrients, the infusion
IS a good sample Of either containing nit
'ogen in form suited to appropriation in
he organism, and therefore contributory
b the fabric.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

This Institution 50 fAvorAbly known
Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
Commercial Education the Directors Of tho COLLEGE
oan nov Offer 70 their PasrOns the additional sdvS.
arrangement and aOcOmmodation. '-'-'O~'
youth in their favor tie great g s az
sad has for its aim not eny 70 adorn the minds ths
IL heart SGt;. he s esteem q virtue sSd Prae
Courses the PreparatOry the Cisssicai and tie On
nercial The Preparatory oourSe lasts oHE year ana
oas ssr cassoS OF higher
The CLASSICAL Course Lasts AK years, aRd en-
thoss who ye grOcs Of the rOquiste IN he
Oenoy In Mea. ana TSSss SESa
g b sSS Of g y entitled
The Degree Of Master Of Arts "a. NJ IL awarded 10
thoss whS devote ssoo1d year 70 the study Of Phos
Sc Ths e tSs gIsSsSH g S4s1Ga REoas9slSn
SOsEss The third year Of this HOrTespOnd .
studonto attend lectures in NatGrai PhslOSopSv IA
Chemistry With the membera Of the Graduating olaSs.
The Age Of admiration 10 from nine to dfeon years
ana 70 DO admitted one must previously know Row 70
read and write.
TERMS PER sRssIoH OF TEE MorTH&
Board Tuition and Wishing. payable G;iG5sGriy. %
and In advance. 800 %
Bed and Bedding .......-.............-. ID o.
PREsIDENr OF sPRIkG HILL coLLEGR,
THE JESUIT TATHFR9 a
s-Oraer BArOnns and Common stroets, New Orleans,
,.,o,s, r. roUEsINk, College Agent,
0oSIO ~ i40 tArovtor street. New Orleans.
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CoLLEGE
INN ULATE CONCE
Corner Of Common and Baronno streotS
NEW oRLKANg

This Literary Institution Incorporated the State
Loutsinua and empowered TO confer degrees - CON
ducted the Fsthos Of the Society Of Jes1s The bu
courtyard entirely cut OF from the street. reserved fR
recreation 90 that from the arrival Of the pups &C TS
TIL their departure ct H., they are oonRkarflV
secluded and 6upeTintondOdo
The Course OF instruction Is throeoidi
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course Il for beginners.
The Commercial Course IL for those atudenta vbo A
not Wish learn Latin and Greek - -
The Classical Course Il for thooo who denre "a haa
Oomplsts oduoation-
French iS taught in the three oOurses
Students net adatt4ed uneaa they know hov, A.
Esad and write. -
leading OLDEST Of the instructors. -
Every 2enth repotis sslt to parontas statnG con-
duct, progress, rank In cinns and nStandanao,
Tho aoadeEtcAl year begins on the Eifot londNv
o. October and closes towards the end Of July.
Entrance Zee, %.
OelagnSo OSurDo, payable In advance and IN U1f1od
be&tos ouTren0ys two nGnthn, ea0.
syi1TSg RSy. !. aAUzRxLBF. Presidents.
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TRICKS oF MANNER.-If it were as easy
b drop little personal peculiarities as it is
acquire them, one need not object 30
Utterly to forming the habit Of indulging
ticks Of manner. This same habit is uni
eraal. Looking around among our friends
nd acquaintances, we shall find scarcely
be who has not his favorite word, his per-
stual formula; his automatic action, his
nmeaning gesture-all tricks caught prob
~ when young, and by not being correc-
then, next to Impossible to abolish now.
DO does not know the familiar 81 say, )" as
8 preface TO every remark and the still
ore familiar I" You know I" as the middle
rm Of every sentenced Then there
e the people who act as perpetual ejacu-
ion points Whe say 's GOOdnessl" as q
IS Of surprise, and " Good gracious I"
Pc aUrprise il little mixed with repro
lo1s Lower in the social scale it is, ''Did
20 ever ~ and indi differently to all stations,
zen don't say so I" Or in voice Of de-
preeation, No !" and ''Surely not !" To
juGge by word or voice, these ejaeulatOry
people are slwsys in q state Of surprise.
They go through the world in unepding
aneonishment and their appeals 60 their
goodness and that indetermiRate quality
sailed Good gracious !" are incessane,
and, % people Of good taete, annoying.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18
st. vINCENTs BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES
AT DoNALDSoNTILL8, Ia.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY

This Institution located in the above named health
full little village situated at the junction Of the NissiS
sppt river and the Bayou Lasourohe. It s accessible
1t all OF tho year, both by railway and WotaR.
Parente viii and for their daughters in this Insftta
ton all the facilities for Christian and refined OduoA
ton the OF instruction being the that
pursued nc 81. JosePhs Academy, EmmottsburG Mary
land, Of which it 10 branch. The buildings and
grounds are spacious and oommodious
In consideration OF the changed condition OF tbs
South the been reduced nearly halEprica
Tho academic year IL divided into two sessions Of ave
months esOb the hrSt commencing September LIST and
the second February Ist
TERMS-Payabls in AdvKueei
Board and Tuition, including washing. mending,
bed and bedding, Per session. 10 %
Or per annum $50 90
Tapestry, Painting, eto extra charges.
Music, Piano. at Professors price.
Books and Stationery, 1t current prices
For further particulars, references be JADE In
the different Institutions Of New Orleans,
by letter to the Sisters At DOnaldsonville jy2
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ST. EINOHFTN8 HOME FOR BoYs,
No. 81 BionvilIe stroet.

Ths Rev, Fathers q Holy Cross. In charge e ths
Hss having oO1Plstsd oztoasion Of TIE buflatnas
~ bs5s having parents q EaArdiaas able - ~
sStyoa. Iheas uadee tvslVs PEARS q $50 Win - ksS
- pshpoaaa shO H08A sd these 0veg 6NalFs yaags
yin - sozs - Hsly Csoss 1Esaol gars. vhsso tAsy
sIl y slPs1oa hs1f e. asg 81 90 ans aaa tnaeHss
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan AaylumS at Matches, Mess
sppi will receive boys and girls bOArdsrs fer Il
charge Of $40 per month, always paid In advance.
This will pay for board, lodging, washing ana tuitioE
The gzls pay extra Fifty cents pSr month fOr tn
use Of tho uniform.
The bOardOrs will hav the same fare ana trOstnsB s
as the orphans
This arrangement IL made fer the espSoIa soee-amo.
dalton Of Catholic families with limited meaas that
wihh % give their children plain Catholic edueatoa
Of particular preparation Sr their First Conuziss
and Conhrmaefol.
CAildrOz, however, who are not CAtbSBcs win alsO
be received.
Apply to the Brother Director Of DEvoroux Hs
Orphan Asylum, this Sister Servant Of b. 1za-y
Orphan Asylum, Matches. 11usssuiPpt. jass
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at. MARY's ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of St. Dominic.

Tho duties of this Institution win be resumed on the
First Monday in September.
The system Of education embraces History. Geo
graphy the English and French Languages and Litera
ture, Rhetoric, Mathematics, Book Keeping Natural
Philosophy, Logic. Metapbysics-
Special attention given to Epstolary Correspondence
and Composition also to Tapestry, Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental Needlework.
Lessons in Painting and Wax.work form extra
charges.
Lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music by q
Professor. Su97 Il
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ST. sTANIsLAUs
COMMEROLAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST.. LOUIS, RE1ss1ss1PPI.

This institution chartered by the State Legisiature
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred Heart
has beon in successful operation since 1885, Beautifully
situAted the shores OF the Bay commanding
aivo view Of the Gulf and efordng all the advantages
of the breeze and bathing In the Summer speD
did location IL great Indictment to healthf exerose
comprises all tho branches Of good RnRsh oduoatien
Board and Tuition, per session, payable half yearly
eoysace 90
w oon1nR, per 8SS01Op 70 %
Bedding per session, (optiona) 20 60
Doctors Fees 90
Vacation, If spent ut the 50 90
EXTRA CHAR0E0g
Et&no and VloA per month, each. 90
Ooe VI ElAoO, per , %
PoE w
Spanish and German languages, per mcnth esGh- %
TCr further particulars apply to
BRO. GABRIEL
myS Tsly Direstnr of the 6oll~g~
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orHER SCHOOL BOOKS READY,

4 Fall Catochism OF tho Catholic Ralig,an.
greCnsdsa 3 =, s SIG Histcry q RsllELo1fEea
Via oaSssIOno s r SEla e ne prsISas Tis
Ron The TIE GSrnsa Of Rev. 7: Dsharbe, 9 J..W
ti0n- Vol, lSmo. ..s...--....-.......--.....0 -
Formbys Bible and Church History ulue-
sTSsSS schSol Edition, with Questions 81 the
sno ftho 90
FieQFys cstScbism; from the Creation of
tions and Answers. By Rev. h 1erRby.
SCHOOL BOOKS IN PREPARATTOM
The Young Catholics Illustrated Bible ana
Church History. In one VOluno
The Young Catholics History of the Unitoa
The Young Catholics Grsmmar-sOhool sPelIo
and Oohner.
As vslI IS several sshsr works - Be AaneunOod hsss
It's shs las;R.s9 q s4s cssHelL. P.l.Isasa sesz
ven Tssaiss'd ossSclio soh6o 81 'n' boom needed N
Samples Of All ssntlhos
speolal tarns fog iatroaassiez. Address ne
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAwREECR KKHox. GsassaDAeass.
sWaFroa ssroat. New XoEE
OF CHAs. D. ELDER. souahsEn AseAa
Iss.CapP street. New orlsuas.
In L0uiaians ana Eis1iutSpa Sho Eeasg cashass
SsEisS e Bsoka hSye svtf1lY sFglna h4a nspnr vf'
ths lsa1ils Csaholis EShoalst bstse aaazn, 80 h :
shs Gssssd HaaEtaaA uE1slfas Hua tas lssls 1l,spr
sra NpaRt Cnsnas asstszl a. EsInrhi,f Rss,-Is -
3. - 81 8aas -
fst7tlan g7ref eeSs' 81
t.
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(sT. NARYs)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES La
tuAtea on tho Mi.slsspPi River. Sixty Miles SsoN
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment moor
porated by law Of tho Legislature and empowered 10
grant diplomas and degrees, will open on TUES
DAY, October I'd 1876. II 10 under the direction
Of tho Msrlst Eathers who fern society specially de-
voted to education College Point Convent Landing
and regular places steamboat
going to and returning from New Orleans.
TERkss
Payable In q. 8. currency half yearly In advance,
Board, t1ikon, washing and stationery per term Of
Doosors fsos and medicine, ordinary oases OF III
neSS nor AID. per annum- 70
EntranOe See. to be paid only onos is
- Extra Charges
German or Spanish. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Use Of philosophical Apparatus and Chemicais.. 10
vioIin az sS - 81 charges
Use OF instrument and musio Lessons <Brnso BAndl
Per ennum- rs
School BOOks staups. and other ohool necesaarioe
Bedding whsn provided by the College, Per anaun Il
N;B.-An music lessons are to 30 paid for msnthly
In advance.
BIS Grace, the 4sat Rev Arohbishop Of New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy OF Algiers.
1or further details apply 10 the Few. President %
Mr.. p. POURSNR,
oo2o 70 1y NO. 40 GrAvier etree4, Kew OfloAaa.
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EDUCA. .0NAL.
TNsTTrUTIoN

! INSTITUTION
SIS T i r. OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner &c. Philip and Calves streets, s
New Orleans.
And Bay Gt. Louis, en- the Dea Shore.
The government threagheut this estahlishmsnt n
1iia and parentA The pupile are neyer separated o
their tnstucsressee Recreation table, doftores are
ne sane sor az. In abort, everythnG tends 70 pre-
young ladies tntrusted 10 their motheriy care.
The Instruction 10 seFoQgh and sol And In haracay
with the Of society The 0ourse oompriac
On both Enslish and Erenoh an the branches Of know
taught by natives Of respective countres 90 as % IN.
sure correct pronunciation.
The acadeHteal year closes with public exhibition
ana diRtribution efprsnums to which parents
Educston here the object special attention and
eolioitude Governing those placed under their cha
BY moral spasion alone the Sistere Of St. Joseph
eS:srvsnes Of polite Asa smisbis and
tnst Of respect and affection towards paron
rupts Of All denominations are admitted.
sc h0TaIrSg The bathing season the BOARDING
Of 81; Joseph have dourtshing academy.
TEEAS-To be paid In advance a. fcllowp,
1oatasng per three months 90
S,.--...-.sS a. a. ~ W
Music Lessoas and use OF Instrument. ~ "a 0o
SenglnR kessonc.- 90
Pss.sl Eli ns;o tins Scco.;n 80 %
Nesdework in ali 10 varieties, golden embroidsry
arhoiA howers Ii taught to the boarders extra
For further partiouars address, .superiorss. of hs
Academy of the Sisters Of St. Joseph Boz 1911 New 6r
= N' ~ THRSMHs LAYTON,
de24 I6 ~ or @. d. ELDER. Agent.
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ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND ooTEAU. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.

This College Incorporated BY tho Stats Of Lcuis,ana
with the privilege OF comforting Academic DeRreoa fe
conducted by tho Fathers Of the Society Of JoslS.
The plan OF instruction the ordinary
Of Science Literature and Commerce. the same az they
are taught In other Jesuit College,.
The next soosion will open October I'd.
Board Tuioa. washing and Stationery Per year o2sO
Entrance Fee flor the frSt year 10
Medical Fees 10
Bed and Bedding. when furnish cd by the College, 10
Payments nnst be made half yoarly In advance.
For further particulars apply to
p. POURSTNE T. CO., Arents
aus 7g1y 40 Gsravier street, New Orleans.
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| "AAA4 - GA AZ S1 Ih6 1OU19 OATA0LkQE
ILLUSTRATED RRADHRs".
The Catholic Publication Society has just resolved
tho following approval Of its Sohoel Series from Gs
venerable Arohbiahop Of Oregon,
L. Kshoe, Ksq. O-~0-' aug ~ 'S''-
Deer sis1AnsnG The mary services which .TAe
SssFs ss ssss e hsE.S
expense. has we'll rewarded IN ths Series ut
osois sapsaor 3 a = ys
presented pre- to the Catholic public AZ saoh. apprsys
Yourstruly. re-. II, BLANcHKT,
P.s-YOur berries ia in use in Oregon slSos iass ysr
ST. 1suA1 gsIo CS.IH III. ~ s, " ,sTz
Kshso. 1sq. Now York -A'' A''s' '"'y w. ISIS
Dear srPlsass to accept the thanks OF thsgyscuFty
FL the ssr' soS SsSP ssrs:
sSSS1d Ss; de UICn ha;ty psru.a nad .hs
DO roducod into every cashoo sAoo y ~ ~:
Al nA'''' very Jo 6iRRif't q. NIENHEMAz. 9. Sea
81. ALoTzEss AoADsn1 R
of Young HsoS T TSa sas =.
sas1a I
e .Si' s:rSo The suSSSto II the Eoedne ss.sns are
into thi' Academy. and win s1viss OthsES % 40 g
=. FLAyTAM.
TFrom the Boston Pilstl
The Third Reader 10 certainly one the best reader
We have ever seen. It IN admirably RrTa1GoA, %
selections interesting and the enGFAVfHa 1--WE NJ
and beauty TO the bookA.
IFron BrOWns0n's RSvisV.I
they the best vo have examtpeS ana ~ n
net expect to see for long time any to b PTSfss8
Iron the Cincinnati Catholic TslegraphI
We can safely say that they are dSeidoalve4ssbS
Oatn0io Readers pubhShod In thiS coEntEy.
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ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY
GRRENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
Kew Orleans.

This Academy, under the charge Of the Nuns Of st.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site New Orleans.
The plan OF instruction untes every advantage which
can contribute to education once solid and re-
Aned.
Board and Tuition, per amman .ea0o 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the lat Of September.
For further particulars address
ocs9 76ly MOTHER PRIORESS.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
GET. JosnrH's,)
HEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long estabshed Institution, 90 fnvoraby known
g the people OF the South, will enter upon ts Forty
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The following books are now ready Ssr aslivsrys
The Young catholic's illustrated Primer. 30 -
The Young Catholics speller... S
The Young Catholics LIST Reader Is
The Young Catholics I'd Reader Is
The Young Catholics Sd Reader 60
The Young Catholics 4thRoader rs
The Young Catholics 5th Reader q
The Young Catholics eth Reader IS
The Young Ladies' Raader....I 80
The Young Catholics illustrated Table Book
and First Lessons in Numbers %
These Readers are complied by compstsat banda aaA
the proof sheets have been carefully read aad revised
BY Rev. J. L. spalding. t. L. No labor or szpsass
has been spared In getting up ths gsriss ef Readers
Tbs illustrations are made TO
ILLUSTRATE THE TRxT.
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Tho oAaAolie Publication sesistg las rsspaasA .
New ssriss Of School Books. hnsvn By no sbevs sss
which 10 copyrighted.
The following books now rsaAy ssr delivery.