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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-26

We have examined with care the new
work on the Eastern Questions,
THE CROSS AND the CRESCENT
Of which the publishers, Mrs. Hubbard
Brothers, of Philadelphia, have kindly sent
Us the advanced sheets. This work has
been very carefully prepared BY the we'll
known historian, DR. L. P. Brockett, whose
previous work on our late Civil War, the
Seven Weeks War, the Franco-G German
War, SC, have had such large sales No
work get issued, or likely to be issued on
this question, which is now absorbing the
attention of both Europe and America,
can compare With this in fulness, accuracy,
and interest. We have here 10 condensed
form. but written in a most attractive
style, the history, religion, and social lif,,
not only of Russia and Turkey, but of the
principalities, and the countries adjacent,
the relations of the great powers of Europe
to the Contending Nations, the causes
which led to the war, the positions of the
tributary states, the religious and social
conditions of the provinces where the in
surrectlon began, and the whole history, as
1t has never been told elsewhere, of the
horrible massacres and GU TRACES in Bulgaria,
year ago, 10 the words of those who were
eye-wituesses. We have also a full &C
count OF the earnest efforts of the Great
Powers to prevent war, and the circums-
tances OF their failure; and then, in mast =.
erly word picture, birds eye view of the
whole situation, and of all parties CONCERN
ed. as it was on the Gay of the declaration
Of war. Appended to this clear and de p.
ly interesting narrative, we have bi"gra-
phical sketches of the leading actors in this
great drama; not dry biographical diction
airy notices, but portraitures which enable
you to read the souls of the men, and to
under stand the motives of their action.
The whole book is a most valuable con-
tribu.ion to modern history. The price is
very low, for it has over 500 pages, and
so elegant illustrations, and every man and
woman, and every boy and girl in the com
munity, ought to possess and read it. The
farmer needs it t. learn how those far-off
lands, with their semi-savage inhabitants
are able to compete successfully with him
in the culture of grain, of silk, of fruits,
and Of cotton; the merchant, to show him
how he can buy to the best advantage the
products OF those distant countries, and
what he can best sell them of our produc-
lions: the manufacturer, to learn how to
ndapt his goods to the wants of these
strange races: the sailor, to ascertain what
are their best ports and harbors; and our
children, to increase their knowledge of
other lands. and the people that dwell 10
them; and all wto read the news, to enable
them to comprehend the situation and IN
derstand the important events that are eff
fecting momentous changes in nations, re-
ligions and civilization.
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Centaur
Liinin11ents.
One kind for the Human Family
The other for H Orses and Animal.

These Liniments are simply the wonder of the
world. Their effects little less than marvel
THE WHITE LINIMENT is for the human
family II will drive Rheumatism, Sciatic and
Neuralgia from the system, curos LumDag, chill
blains Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, ana most Cntaneous
Eruptions: ii extracts trust from fl Oxen hands and
feet, and the poison Of bites and stings of venom
ous reptiles it subdues sweilings, and allevistcs
cur II is the most potent remedy ever discovered
to head the injured parts. The Centaur Liniment
is used with great efficacy for Sore Throat, Tooth
ach, Caked Breasts, Earache, and Weak Back
The following is but sample of numerous testi-
monias.
Indiana Home, jeff Co, Ind, May Is, 1879.
II thi.k it my duty to inform You that have
suffered much with swooen feet and chords. A
few bottles of Centaur Linimcnt has done the
swellings in eight We re-. Now I am perfectly
m ''D Ben BENJa% n s NJ BFo SS!
The proofs in the trial. 1t i, reliable. it is
handy. it Is cheap, and every family should have
the White Centaur Linimcnt.
The YELLOW Centaur Linimehn is sdapted TO
the tough muscles, cords and flesh OF horses and
animals. 1t has performed more wonderful cures,
in three years, of SPAWN, Strain, Windsgalls,
Scratches Sweeney, and general Laneness. than
'sNEw YORK, January, 1874.
Every owner of horses should give the Centaur
Llniment trial. We consider it the best article
ever used in our stables
III. MARSH, supt. Adams Ex. Stables, N. Y.
E. rILlZ, Supt L. .. En- Stables. ~ 4.
-ALBSRTS. DIN, Supt Nat. Elk. Stables, Y
The patrons OF this Ii iment are FAIRIES and
Veterinary Surgeons, who continually usin5
some liniment 1t heal. Calls, Wounds and Poll
evil removes Swelings, and is worth millions OF
dollars annually to Farmers, livery men, stock
growers, Sheepraisers, and those having horses OF
cattle.
What Farrier cannot do for so the Centaur
Liniment will do at trifling cost.
Ihe.e Llni.lents are sold by all dealers through
out the country. They are warranted by the pro
prieors. and bottle will be given TO any FarrieI
or Physician who desires to test them.
Labt ratory of J. b. ROSE & Co,
AZ Dey St. New York.
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Maple Grove.
Maple Grove, July 9th, 1877

Maple Grove, July 9th, 1877.
To the Editor of the Naaitouoc PILOT:
DEAR SIR-Pretty much everybody has
something to say about the doings 10 their
several neighborhoods on the 4th, and /
think 1t only fair Maple Grove should be
heard from.
Well, sir, We had splendid day, and
more fun than ever Was seen 10 the coun
ty in The same length of time. All kinds
OF diversion (barring ighting)-running,
jumping, dancing. singing und speech.
making-but the big thing Was the horse
racing, which wish particularly to notice,
for bslieye the like was never seen bfeore.
We had two beautiful races, on the road
from John Morrissey's down by the church
over an elegant course, the last one OF
which was tue funniest thing of its kind
in sporting history. There were Eve en-
tries, and they all stnrted, the riders with
their whips In their hands and splendidly
dressed for the occasion. b. S. Lorigan's
3 year old FLY "Kate of Kolrsiue'' was
the fayorite, aud Jere Murphy's mare, "Tte
Pride of Kildare" being the second choice
the sympathies of our people, you see,
being entirely with female sex. Mr..
Horan's horse Limerick" was there and
Jobr O. Brien's horse ''Blarney" was With
them, and the last one Of the FIVE was John
Fianuigan's golden "Broth of a Boy"
They were all put on the road, and of
they went like whirlwind over s,umps
and roots and stones aud logs, peil melt
an heitrr skeiter, an,d shouts and cheers
and mare noise and confusion than there
VAS when Babel was cuufou. died. and
owing, do you see, to the remarkable
smHrtuess of the two frst-named, they
came in ahead, much 70 the delight of
their owners aud other friends And thus
ended this exciting event. that may be call
ed either a fat race, a steepie chase or q
hurdle race. Yours,
A LOVER OF IRIsH SPORT.
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DR.. W. II. Vail, of New York, publishes

Dr.. W. II. Vail, of New York, publishes
an article un summer diet, and starts with
the following argument: ''God, in his
providence, has stocked the polar regions
with the seal, the whale, and the bear: all
the personi6cation Of fat and oil-while
vegetation is comparatively unknown. On
the other hand. as you approach the trop-
les, oranges, bananas, lemons, and all our
luscious fruits greet you on every hand,
and vegetation runs wild This disposition
of providence teaches us-what our ap-
petises confirm that in cold weather our
diet should consist mainly Of oily cub
stances, or such food IS is converted into
fat by the process of digestion: while 10
the summer We should select such articles
Of diet As are not convertible into fat" DR..
Vail adds that vegetables, the edible parts
of which ripen underground, such as po
tatoes, carrots, and parsnips, are heat
producing. while those that ripen above
ground are cooling The latter, including
especially asparagus, lettuce. peas, beans,
tomatoes, corn. and al fruits, should be
freely eaten. Meat should not be eaten
often that twice u day, and lean 10 pref
cradle. lie particularly recommends to-
| patoss.
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THURSDAY. JULY 26, 1877.

Raspberries are getting quite plentiful!
Another picnic at Silver Lake to-nor-
row
Sailors wages range from ST. to $l.25
per day. I
Griswold--Who was your proof reader
last week $50
Another church entertainment in the
near future.
Too much fast driving on our streets
last Sunday.
The cheapest thing to live BY now 10 the
sweat of ones brow. as.-
Chicego's new eity directory gives that
city population of sci .94l.
The Newton folks had a big time at their
concert aod picnic, on Sunday.
Plymouth Is trying to make State
High School for her higher grades.
Go kind o slow in your eating snd
drinking at this season of the year.
Fires were necessary for comfort on
Thursday aud Friday of last week.
The cranberry marshes of this state
promise an abundant yield tbi is year.
Large numbers of Neenah people we're
viewing the tardiff Giant last week.
Capt. Bundy, of the yacht Had Tidings,
is preaching TO the sinners 10 Racine.
The Methodists had D,ble-re.ding
service at their church Sunday evening.
"Man glories 10 his strength. Woman
glories IN her hair. Butter giories in both. -
Oshkosh wants Wade Hampton and Bob
Ingersoll to deliver addresses at the next
fair.
The dredge has been at work 10 she riv-
er along the southern doek for the past fs~
days.
The City Council viii meet Oh Monday
evening, August 9th, instead of next week,
as We announced.
Farmers in the Jrthern part of the
county are complaining Of the scarcity Of
rain.
We call your especial attent,en 10 new
lFgnls in this iseue. They may be Of inter
est to you.
Paper trunks are the latest novelty
They are .avorite article with countr,
journalists.
Go to Il. D. Smalley's and look At n,
improved Sweepstakes Thresher. Il hs,
steel teeth in cylinder and concsve, sn,
patent si,ves-
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Deserved.

The fine steamer Chicago ich arrives
here regularly every Saturday Is provided
with the best set of officers that can be
found on the lakes. Captain Sweeney, an
old and experienced seaman, deserves the
full honor OF the responsible position he
now holds. Henry Pates, the faithful &C
ceuntist, hae, from the time the Chicago
Was first built, steadily been gaining the
we'll earned confidence of the people, aud
been advanced by the Company from the
position of Steward to the chief manage
ment of the finances of the boat ALI the
officers have thoroughly ingratiated them
selves with the people, and u friendly
greeting awaits them as the boat lands
Ahndpee Record.
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To-Morrov Eyeai.e

TIE ladies Of the Presbyterian church
viii give an entertainment 10 the basement
OF that church. consisting Of songs essays,
reading, etc, arranged in the following
programme
Song-Miss Cora Kittell.
n-'SandAlphon"-Aiss Alice Emery.
Essay-"Stream of Tme''-Miss Eta Markham.
Song and Chorus-"O, Gently Breathe"-Aiss
Young. Mrs Burnet, Messrs. Toombs and Ryder.
Essay--A Panorama Miss Marie Gould.
Song-"Robin Adair''-Miss Gertie Sibrre.
Declamation-"The Curse Of Regulus"-Carl
Runge.
Chorus-"Sounds from Home"
Reading-''Mrs. Candle ON Shirt Buttons" Miss
Gertie Sibree.
Mr.. Candies Breakfast Table Talk-Mr. Ryder.
Song and Chorus-"Angel Forms Are Ger Ne
Bending"-Mrs. Burnett Miss Young, Messrs.
Toombs and Ryder.
ay-"Hawthorne"-Hiss Sarah Sherman.
Song-"Day is Done'-Ars. Ryder.
Everybody is cordially invited. Admis-
sion only Is cents. Children fog 10 GENTS
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A New Invention.

BrRSB's IMPROVED MErALIc DRESS MoDEL.-
Something every lady should possess. This .podel
is peculiarly constructed so Us to enable any per-
son Of ordinary ability to learn the an Of Pattern
Cutting and Dressftting to perfection with but
very little practice. For durability simplicity
and practical utility as dress model, it has no
equal Models with full instructions for use may be
obtained at Mrs. BYRSE's DRKssNAKING EsrAB-
IsnnENr, Cor. Buffalo aud Eighth sts., over E. X
and E. II. Rands Hardware store
T.W. BYRNES,
Inventor and sole manufacturer.
Manitowoc Wis
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The Art Of Advertising

The time has come when knowledge Of
this 'rt Is an essential part of the educa-
ton OF every business man. TO be sue
cessiul in business they should understand
how to advertise. 1t is only necessary, in
order to illustrate the truth of this state
m.nt, to call attention to the most success
tul merchants and manufacturers of any
large CITY, or small village, in the United
States. They know just what to say to
the public, when to say it, how to say it.
aud the medium to employ in saying it.
They have made the same careful study of
of this as of any other branch of their bus
mess. They don't insert single beggar.
ly little ad. in an obscure corner Ct some
paper, out of favor to the publisher, to
support party organ, and then endeavor
to make the proprietor of the paper sensi
BILE Of the value OF their patronage, by
growing when asked to pay for the ad
ytrtisem-nt, and vowing that it never did
them my good, but was just put in out o.
charity Thy are not Content with an
old stale advertisement ttat repeats the
same old story at all seasons of the year,
Offering the same bargains, and the same
full supply of goods '.just received" at all
times of the year,-when their stocks have
run So low that they are scarcely able to
f. the orders of single customer, as
when their houses are filled with the most
seasonable and attractive commodities.
They never allow the public to remain in
ignorance of the fact that they have good
thing 10 sell. They know bow to make
their constant appeals in a manner that
will prove attractive. They are always
devising new and striking methods for pre-
sentiug their wares to the public notice, by
the use of printers ink. They are always
careful to advertise What they hsve,-no,
what they had last winter, nor what Jones,
or Brown, Or Smith, or some one else. has
now. They advertise honestly as we'll "a
literally, and their customers learn to be-
lieve the promises publicly made through
the newspapers. Their advertisements are
studied with interest BY every one who ex-
poets to become purchaser.
| 1t is as important that man about to
engage in mercantile pursuits should know
how to advertise, as TO know how to buy
jud,ciously, or to sell 1t . living profit
Chicago Specimen.
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Mans life is a game Of cards. First

Mans life is a game of cards First il
is "cr,hbage." Next he tries to ego it
alone" at sort of "cut, shuttle and dear'
pace Then he ganbols con the green"
Then he "raises" the "deuce" when his
mother takes hand in" and, contrary
to Hoyle, "beats the little joker with her
Eve" Then with his diamonds" be wins
the "queen Of hearts Tired of "playing
lone hand" be expresses a desire To
'..s-,s." his fair ..partuer." th-uus out
his cards" and the clerg, man maks ten
dollar alii out u him con II pair She
"Orders him W" to buill fires Like a
''knave" he joins the ''clubs," where he
often gets "high," which is slow" too.
If he keeps straight" he is oftentimes
'.fush." lie grows old and "bluff," sees a
"deal" Of trouble, when at last he ''shuf.
fer" IF his mortal coil and ''pssses in his
ohtcks,' and ne is "ruked in" by a
"epade" Life's fsful "game' is ended,
aud he waits the summons of Gabriel's
"trumP," which shall "order him up"
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Occasionally BARRIERS get hold of q poor
quality Of bay rum, and when such is ap
piled to the face of a man just shaved it
smarts Ike fire for few moments. A
case OF this kind occurred in one of our
barber shops the other day. "Whoop
holy Moses y yelled the man. spr,rging
wildly from the char, and clasping his
burL ing CHEEKS with both hands. "Yuu
may skin me-tbnt's all right! But III,
be essentially cussed i, I'm going to have
pepper sauce rubbed on it afterwards
Now, do you hear me p
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10 schom 1t may concern :

10 chom 1t may Concern
Notice j. hereby given to all parties
that Mrs NJ E. Alan % the only person
authorized to sell the 'sModel Baker" IN
the county of Manitowoc. All other arsies
selling, manufacturing or Offering for sale
the above patent will be dealt With accord
Jog to law. H. E. RoGERs,
Owner Of territory by letters patent from
pstentee, Thos. j. T. Cammpes.
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Farm for Sale.

One of the best farm in Manitowoc county, will
be sold on term to suit the purchaser. Said farm
contains about sixty acres, is mostly under good
cultivation. free from stone and stumps, railroad
station on side Of IT, school house on the other
and in good neighborhood. good house and
barn on it. This is altogether one of the most
desirable farm to be found in the tate.
BRANCH, May ID, 1877.
9i64w. CHAS. CAIN.
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Now is the time when the cloth j. spread
beneath the shady trees, when the water
ID brought from neigtboring brook and
the sand~ iches taken from the tin pail,
and the boys and girls. and ants, and
thousand legged worms sit dowo to u
good, 0li-fashioned picnic.
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Crops of all kinds are reported 10 splen-
almost certain, as it is already upon US.
Farmers are now very busy with hay max.
late rains, but nOw the weather is propi-
tioas, and the crop will be pretty fair
one.
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Mr.. John Landreth, whose excellent
straw berries we have before mentioned,
reports yi-id of 695 quarts Of the evil
sons Albany Seeding" variety, on %
square rods Of ground, or one-reventh of
an acre. Who can beat thati We chal.
lenge the state.
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Reports from several parts o. the coun
~ show that the weevil is troubling quite
q number Of wheat fields. Several heads
have been shown US on which nearly every
berry was inf-sred With this pest. This
trouble 10 not general, and We trust will
not materially change the average crop of
the county.
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A statute Of Wisconsin requires ATTEND
ant physicians to hle with the register of
deeds . record of births. In the absence
Of physician the father of the child must
make this report. A penalty of $50 is
fixed for non compliance with this law.
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All friends Of Sunday Schools are cor.ii.
ally invited to accompany the Presbyterian
school on their excursion and picnic at
Ksukauna on (probably) Tuesday, the TIN
of next month. Full particulars will be
given in our next issue.
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VICTORY HANGS UPON THE BANNER OF
THE CLNAx.-The trial between the
Climax and Peerless Re"pers on the farm
Of Patrick Munhall, at Grimms. yesterday,
resulted in a "walk-away" for the Climax
The superior working of this machine was
such that there was but oue opinion among
the SO or 60 farmers present as to which
was the best machine. The Climax is a
now machine in this county, but is destined
to become very popular.
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A New York med'co says "bydrophobla
in dogs is caused by arrangement of the
stomach and digestive organs, resulting
from an insufhcisncy Of wholesome natural
fat in their food" Butter their parsnips
well and lard their heetsteak, and they'll
stand heat like salamanders and cold like
Polar bears, and every kind of weather
sandwiched between.
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Our conquering heroes, the Browns. re-
turned from their trip to Oshkosh and
vicinity on the late trains, Saturday even
ing, and we're met ty some Of our citizens
with q bund of vocslists and the well-known
song of "Home again." with variations.
The boys we're successful in two games at
Font du Lac. one at Sbeboygan. and two
at Sheboygan Falls, but lost the one a
Oshk osh.
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Custom House Report.
July Goth, 1877.

July 10th, 1871.
The following is the list of arrivals and
cIearances 1t THE port during the past
week:
Is Str. Chicago, Chicago, sunde.
~ str. Shcboygan, Chicago, -
II Str. Chicago, Chicago. sunds.
Schr. Minnehaha, - $50 bu- wheat 500 bu corn.
- ST.. Sheboygan, Chicago. sunds.
Schr Wonder, Manis.ee, 32 wood.
SchF AHner, . 30 m lumber.
Schr. kllen Stevenson, Little Traverse, 81 bark.
Scow Rover, Portage. . C bark.
Schr. Oscar, Muskeyon, 80 m lumber.
II SI. chicago, Chicago, sunds.
schr Eliza, Aansstee, 20 m lumber, 10 m
Shingles.
Schr Il; {. Post, Milwaukee light.
% Str Sheboygsn, Chicago, sunds.
cLEARAycEs.
IS Str. Chicago, Chicago. suuds.
~ Str sheboygsn, Chicago, eunds.
Il Schr. Minnehaha, Milwaukee, 0lO poets.
81 Chicago, Chicago, slnds.
q Str. Sheeoygan, Chicago. sunds.
Schr Wonder. Manistee, II tons feed, IS bbls.
-four.
schr; Mariner, Manissee, > tons feed. 10 bbls.
-four.
Schr. Ellen Stevenson, Little Traverse, sunds.
Scow Rover, Sheboygsn, 5 IN lumber.
Schr. Oscar, Manistee, light.
"A Str. Chicago, Chicago, sunds.
Schr. II. e. Post, Milwaukee, 80 wood.
p Str. Sheboygan, Chicago, sunds.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
CHAS. kARN0FSkY,

Has re-opened his barber shop at the
old stand, corner Sth and Commercial
streets. opposite Torrison S, and has fit
ted it up in a way that makes it the
best furnished barber shop in the city.
Call and see him, and he win guarantee
satisfaction.
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Honey.

Pitchers Castoria IL q complete substitute for
Castor Oil, and lie as pleasant to take Honey.
is particularly adapted to Tcething and irritable
children. 1t destroys worms assinnifafrs the food
regulates the stomach and cures Wind Collie.
Few remedies are az efticacious for Fcserishucss,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough; Castoria is a
scientific and purely vegetable preparation. more
effective than Castor Oil and neither gags nor
gnpes. Prepared by Messrs. j. B. GosE & Co..
IS Dey Street, New York. from the recipe of
Samuel Pitcher, N. b., of Barnstsbie, Macs.
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A msn never gets very adequate idea
Of tho length Of eternity, nor how people
will manage to kill time during the end
loss cycles, until he watches boy weed
ing garden when he wants to go fishing.
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One young man in this city cuts out
every account he can find, Of people being
chilled to death by eating ice cream, then
he reads them to his girl They fill her
mind with awful forebodings, and every
foreboding il Fifty cents clear gain to him.
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When you see four yards of dress goods
trailing the walk, you can make up yOur
mind that the wearer OF the dress c,uidn's
put on No. 5 sh0e If d. sth VAS the alter
native Detroit Free Press.
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If every man, woman and child in the
United States would emigrate to Texas,
that State would be less sbickly populxt'
ed per square mile than Massachusetts, is
at present.
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A Card.

To all who are sufyering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness. early de
cay, loss Of manhood Sc, 1 viii send a recipe
that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY missionary in
South America. Send selfaddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH t. Imam, Ststion D, Bible
House. New York. Y4s-6m