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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
WHAT WINKING CAUSED.

Sanders is a great winker. He can't talk
to you two minutes without enforcing his
point with a drop of one Of his upper eye
lids he never takes a letter cut of the Of
flee without winking at one of the clerks;
he winks when he duns you, and gives you
a sly one when he pays a bill. When he
meets and greets you on the street it is al
ways with a significant closing of the lett
eye, and when he has a stunning piece OF
news to tell you his wink is one OF the
greatest import. The world moved along
smoothly enough with Sanders until last
Friday. Upto that time he had gone wink
ing and blinking along peacefully enough,
and no clouds had obscured his happiness;
but Il pail is hanging over Sanders now, and
life has no charms for him. It's all his
wife's fault, he says. She had no business
sending him to 4 millinery store. She want
ed a bow to match one on her hat, and she
started Sanders off to procure it. lie en-
tered the store whistling, and when one OF
the shop-girls approached and said GOOD
morning. he winked and replied GOOD
morning"
The girl blushed and looked nervous ;
Sanders displayed the bow and said
"Got any thing to match that !? and
i ked again. The girl vanished to the
back room with flaming cheeks, leaving
Sanders to stare after her III open-mouth
wonder. In q minute or two the boss mill
ner, who had been informed OF his actions,
appeared. She was highly indignant, and
as she slammed the door behind her She
said: "Sir-"
GOOD morning madame" said Sanders.
"Fine day, amt it now. and 3 witFk WAS un-
consciously slung at the lady. Size brlaied
up instantly.
"Sir. the conduct"
"Of that girl" interrupted Sanders.
"oh, that's all right never mind her-llt-
tie bashful, eh 2"
Another tremendous wink.
y cannot permit such conduct. sir. II is
! shameful and insulting"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
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WEAR r

IN is our little island home
EARN ivan the n%eighboring continent,
"hcD'o With balnliest scent.
,.n,derest whispers thence we hear
'n rram those who lately sailed across;
lave rs still; since Heaven is near.
lhe' Death is not loss.
no,ntain slopes of breeze and Balm
What melodies arrest the oar;
,",t memories ripple through the calml
~" Wen keep near shore.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
to it by all the weight of imagined trouble.
Home Journal.
THE ART OF LIVING TOGETHER

~ AoOE1dEh.
The art of living together pleasantly is
greatly promoted'by the habitual exchanges
OF the little courtesies of life. They are new
er unlmportant, and always grateful to the
feelings of one another than those of a stran-
ger? Should there be less effort at gentle
ness of department and courtesy of express
sion between them than is extended to out
slders? Shame upon a parent who will treat
his child with abusive words. Who can tell
the anguish that fills a child's heart when
he sees and every hour is made to feel the cru
el and unnatural enmity directed againstit. 1t
can bear the rude insults of a cruel world,
can meet financial defeat with a bold front,
can meet and manfully fight against enemies
out of the household, but a parents unfeel-
ing actions towards a child will cause its
young heart to bleed with anguish, a heart
that could stand up and challenge all Others
to cause it to sink. A person possessing a
heart under such a burden can truly raise
his eyes to heaven and say, My God, how
long!" The breach between parent and
child once made others step in to make it
wider and wider false pride, mistaken feel
ings, the sudden bitterness the heart can
feel, even towards those it loves, all will aid
the work of cruelty the: distance increases
day by day until finding it impossible to re-
turn, like the wrecked mariner, they give
up in despair and sit down to mourn over
their fate, careless whether they live or die.
Your child may have made mistakes in life.
Who has not? Parent, you were young
once, and, perchance, you also made your
mistakes. IT'S one of the laws OF nature
broken, when they of one household speak
i'll of each other; hearts that should struggle
together through the storms of lite, that
should cling to each other for strength when
its butfetings have almost overwhelmed
them hearts that should see a CLEAN Of
brightness through the blacklist cloud re-
fected from a parents love, shave been cru
ely turned against each other by a few idle
words. What animal will not protect its
young against all rude assaults from others
not of their kind? The lowest of the brute
creation VIII do this, it is the law Of nature,
it is the law otssGod. The untutored savage
will risk his life to save that of his child.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Proceedings Of the Board Of Police OF
the Town OF Opclousas.

The Board of Police of the town of Op lou
sas met p rsuant to the call Of the President
Present: Dr.. James Ray, President, and Mtssrs
Eaigr. Bell, Donate; t'astlsst'e,s anil Lelebvre.
Whereas. 1t has he II recommended by the
Board OF Health Of the town Ill Opelut,sas, ap
pointed by resolution of the Board Of Police Of
said town that furt her precautionary measures
be taken for the protection of said town against
the invasion OF yellow fever; therefore -
SECTION l. Be it ordained. That green coffee
| he and is hereby entirely excluded from the
corpprpte limits of said tnwn until the Board
OF Pi}iee nay see Ut te Fessinl tue said ord
nance. - -
SEC. O. Be 1t further ordained, That any per.
| son or D.. rsons who may have had the yenw
ever III the parrish ~ IT. Ian Try or elsewhere
IN have canvalesced from tue same, silai NOT
De permitted to enter the town OF Ope oslsas
intl ffteen days snal l,av.. elapsed from their
,lii convalesenfe, as may he assectaired franl
their attending physician, and Furthermore
Fiiat such persons are net alluEyet TO bring
within the corporate limits 6f said town any
htttlng. eiDtAlng or wearing apparel, which
nay nave been Used during the time tney were
tnoeteu ny such disease 0r which may have
'een i'll their apartments, hernre they sIa |
lave been thoroughly disl.fected, cleaiised and
aired during 10 days. r# -
SEC 5. Be- 1t further ordained. That n, prn-
Visions, dry goods or merchandise of any kind
siia he admitted within the car,nr,.te limits of
ms Town befhr l,eihE 0p'ned aud ventilated
Turing the pace OF tei, days. except -four. pork.
lard, whiskey and liquors. corn meal. grits.
BROWN sugar, COAL oil, turpentine. lard, o l., ice
Darc ed cUffee and all canned go,ds, drugs amt
,al1tware not packed in straw, sAw.,l,lst. &c
Be 1t further resolved. Tnat any person or
persons violating any section OF rnis ordinance
snail be sn!iiert to u tiuo OF 500 in the discre
fihm of the court. .0Ee-
SEC. 4. Be 1t further o"d ,lnsl that al ortli-
lancrs nr parts OF 0r.linanees contrary to or in
unf1iot with this ordinance be- anil the same
tre hereby rep .alp.i an that this ordinance
take effect from and after Its passage.
JAMFis RAY, Eresident.
e. P. vEAzfF, Acting Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
A H a raa Test.
fDatri,it Free Press. I

Ten or II tluzeli men were enj1yins
the hot weather wllicI, baked the shin
g!es on j, ferry dack saloon yesterday
when Il stranger stllkeJ in aud inquired
of fht. bartender:
H IKE ynn any mint
!" Yes. sir, Wis THE reply.
"And yau llaxe suylr, lemons, gin
brandy, and so fortl7
% have"
The stranger turned aronnd te the
crowil, nbte.i the Sudden increase. of
interest in each face, md kindly said:
s. GrntirDen. I'm going to treat every
liar in this ra0nl. Let the liars-tilt.
mnnstra,i,s iiafs--cnn,e forward"
Not u foot moved.
Gentlemen continued the stranger,
i'm u plaiEtive tone, don't he backward.
Jnleps wait for ALL Every one Of yDu
il known as liar will please stand up. .
Not II man stani. The strangers
face betrayed keen disappointment, as
HI. ordered runsing big mint" for
himself, aud not i, word was spoken in
the place while lie slowly slipped the
cooling liquid through Il straw. When
he had finished, he wiped off his mouth
and said:
.WelI, every TRUTH teller in the crowd
will now stand ltp.H
Each man afood up with the prompt
ness 0f Il soldies.
"And sit dawn again. softly said the
nan, as he made for the door.
They would have sat down on him,
but great trnth-tellers are poor runners.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
- n --s9 = n y - = -
WHATS q Printer.

AsDFiiifer is tlie Inust cutiatls being
living. He MY htst II ''htiH'' an.l
..nlusns" .nl nlI9th.sv.prth ;ts:enf; have
s.s.,l al caps it,l.l 4sscs.aiTtl.r wife nor
children. O,.irrs III ~ ran rlst. h- gets
atn,Ig swiffer isy =.s..tting" tast. He inly
he making .,iatllress,nt23 NftaaaG eio
n,l.iiee, may Use tiit 'iye without of
ftndlng, stilt still tell the truth; while
nt.lrfscali moi staIai white they sci, iit,
can s.snrn stan ting, ani DO h1tii at the
same time; may have 10 ttSst FURNITURE
and yet have no dwelling; nlay MAKE
and pln away "pi, and never SET. Il me
much - i eat lr, ditrlng his Whole life;
be u hlln,n Delng aud rat at the
same time; m,y .'press' !. goo deal,
aud not ask IL tavnr; .is,ty llan.lte il 'sliBot-
ing iron" AMI kliay natsiilS about IL
cannon, gun ar pistol; he IN ~ mnee' the
''leeer," that IN sees the world, and yet
bB as far frnm the morning gIube as II
hog under il nlDlc-isiii; "sptt..d sheets
withalt lseing Il ti,.llS,.wife; he may lay
his form in ss 'Bsrl. itiiI yet be nbligrd
to seep Oh the Il enr, he may Use the
s',lag ger" without s.l,,l ling hln,i, and
from the earth may handle "st.irs; ise
anly ue af ID ''r.,tiing" dispositions, AMI
still never desiis. T.a travel; lie can have
a .sslaseu's r.hst, AMI never lsr dt.furnle,i;
never Without il ''clsp, aud kiaws nutll-
ing alhnlt law or p.iisic; he always cor
recting his .'errnrs,n and he craving
wasreevery day; have ..cil-hfaees,' with
OuE ever lliriil.s the arm sOf IL lass thrown
arannt him; have his "fnrm lackeh mp"
aud afs the aame time he far from the .iaii,
watch -lnluse Or any other confinement;
he might be plagued by the devil and
vet he u Christian of the best kind
Typ0.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

TIE B1aGEsr HonsE YARN YEr.-
One day last Week the gray hbrS.. be-
,ujiging to Phil. Nipprrt, that had dom.
ksmd service in his ice wagon, lost ii shoe
Know ing that II shoe WAS needed tli,
nnrst left his stable, marched mp tc Me
kinney's blacksmith shop, where ut the
| time there were some tlower-p pots i'm the
door. The horse seemed tn fear that in
stepping over the flowers he mil ght hurt
them, aud gave IL loud neigh to attracll
the motto of the workers, who gave i,
careless glance and went about their
work. But the horse wanted something
done, and neighe,i much louder than
before, when the obstruction was velnOv-
I'd and the animal came in, held up his
foot and showed where the work ot Il
horse -slloer was needed. saying as plain
az Il horse could say-"Pu ia shoe on.''
The missing shoe WAS replaced, and the
animal pat up bis foot, took u critical
look, gave i; nod, put his foot on the floor,
stamped the newly shOd pedal extremity
two or three times, took u glance at the
shOer, and ii horse language could he
translated would be-"'That Isl good job
thank YOU and trotted out of the shop,
going to his stall at his masters Stal,lers.
As the animal canter.d off Juhon Lake
lauglI,ngiy remarked, "l'll bet that horse
has twenty-five cent in his pucket- -lnlnk
to pay for his shm'' This story may
seem an exaggeratiOn, hnt can be proven
to be true by IL dozen credible witnesses.
The same animal during the cheated
term" hanled 1900 pounds of ice through
our city. f. .t,. .a.s j. s..
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Preeeedimgs Of the Board OF Police Of
she TeHR ef 0pelepsas.

FRIDAY, September 18th, 1878.
President. - '-
Prrsent DIR. James Ray. President; Messrs.
and w. G. HE'LL - 's
On molten Of Mr.. Ealer. DIR. Louis Haflden
Was appointed q member of the Board of Health
resigned. A'''oai
On motion OF Mr.. Mayo. Resolved. that al,
the coff'.e now at Barry's Landing and aon.
signed ~ merchants OF he town of Opelo,sas
be permitted to be brought into the said town
OF Opelunsas, pr0vided. that the said coffee has
passed through the yentilating and airing nra.
cess as provided for by resolution of the Parish
Board Of Health. dated August 10th, 1878. and
that il he accompanied with certificate from
the quarantine officers to that effect
On motion the Board adjourned
JAMES Ray, President,
Attest: @. vooaHsEs, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
The Confederate S0SGiPs's
RETURN, OR THE LOST CAUSE.

A magnificent picture, beautiful fn dtsig4
IN / artistic Ill eXecut. .Ou. 1t represents a tolf
.trtrate soldier after the war returning to liz
h"mt. which lie finds rrined by shot and shelS
oklnS lonely aud dts,'late. In front of tlk
rilintd cottage Telling sid tale OF the miscri.A
Of war, are two graves with rude crosses. IN
"ne OF which some friendly hand has hung I.
2arlhlld. FAC graves are Overi!ung by a Weprs.
ing willow, i'll the shadow OF W lch stands tlss
returned sutder with bowed head, rs II think-
Ing Of the past. 10 the right the calm river
and rising moon ind cate p,ace aud rtst- Tle
stars seen through the trees represent the SOUTH.
"rii rnss. dlNlett over the araves, an emblt i.l
nj the Con rdelate flag ah we'll as a hal buges
Of brl@iIte" :tayh to CUnt Tie ti'sud of glOrOlll
moonlight streaming through Tie trees and re-
tectns Oh the peaceful! river adds to the srlS.
tl:''rnt aid beauty of tho scene and it's surA
funulinga. No description of this gem OF arg
will do 1t iustice-it must be seen. II is pits
tlre that will touch every southern hea t ana
should it'd pia"e III every southern home. Ii
IL IA Is inches N size. on heavy plate paper
b"e copy will he sent by mail III d rastc- hUarA
roller 10 amy a.t,lrcss, pas raid, on receipt OS
q cts. three copies tUT 60 cts, or six for 8 II
currency or postage stanps. AItus8 wante9
ever, where. to sell tLis an.En Il var sAty uf oihes
popular cheap plctllrrs. No III ,!.ey r-qnirets
ltntil they ure sold. No tr,,alhle to sell tlemt
Send stamp for our catalogue aud terms. /
Address, I
a. CREGAK & CO. Publishers. I
hec. 20 46o Market st., Chattanooga. Tenn. |:
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

An impecnninns minor named Bas-
sick tramped into Leadvillr, Colorado,
about Ii mouth agi, without u cent in
his pockets, and struck u lead which
every one thought worthless, and which
tiaa miners dubbed Bassicks white
earbaHate OF lead aud chlaride of silver.
The vein is yepOrtetl 0ne hundred feet
thick and ID aalisl tn le paying $4,000
per day. Topeka Blade,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Castor Springs
DIR. CHAS. A. HARDY Proprietor.
JOSEPH MULLER, OF Washin ston. -. Lessee.


JOSEPH MULLER, OF Washington Lessee.
These justly renowned min"ralspriIi%E. VIII nc
opened for he accommodation Of the public,
OH and after the 22,l inst. Situated in the SnHt h
Western portion OF -. Landry. These springs
are within easy reach nj everyone seeking hraEtn
or nj ASSURE; the finest trout and perch fishing
in America, ia within u stones throw of the
spring while game nf a.; kinds is ti,'ln1Hnt
The buildings lave rercniiy been put i'll com
ple.., repairs, and eight new bath hnrscs added.
Having secured the services OF Mons tnr Leon
Rrrieil. DISTINGUISHED caterer, formerly of the
Empernr's Kitchen. Paris, the cn-inc will lie
nndt.r his management. CHESTS will hP served
in first class style, either by the daT. week or
month"; at prices SO moderate az to defy coihl,e-
tition Patrons will he provided with every
thing neetlfnl. Including" feed for horses.
fine enclosed pasture VIII he also at the service
Of visitors. lnvHlds seeking the beneficial
effects of these waters, have HE advantage ot
consulting DR.. Cll;,s. A. Hardy. u physician OF
high repute throughout the conntry. Hacks
and carriages will leave Washington twice Il
week ar oftener if necessary, the carrying pas
sengers for the springs
JOSEPH MULLER.
June 22-tf Lessee.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
NHROMOs. THE LARGEST AND FIN

GNHROMOS. THE LARGEST AND FIN
" est stock i'll the world. embracing over 3,
100000 Chroni"s, faintiil%s and Choice Prints
u our eMlarNeti All -.oOlus. All the new nn,,
popular subjects at rock-bnttom prices. Thl
rails OF the Rhine, size 20A2S-r,.ulalilir ;tu,:
rant; SCENE Oh tile >usquelltllila, one nj til,
hts of the season. size l9X27; Lake L,lceruc
switzerland, the most beautiful lake Ia til,
world; lsola Bella, charming sreuo III Nurtli,
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Boston Light. IL htautiful marine size l4X2O, in
:rcf dclinlih OLD Ouken Bucket, White Noun
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tinerlcnn Fruit. and other 24x3O Subjects
tlnlitl BUSINESS Cards, Sunday School Cards
'tatuaFl, Notices, Black ground ruuels. etc.
Also the finest and most g.nipiete assortment
VI 9S1l Chrnn"s both uil white mounts, blue
ine. aIid htarh luu;lnts. gold line. Our stock
'lnhrav everything desirable for Dealers
agents ur Premium pttrnsee, and all should
est our prices and quality OF work. The right
.'arties cant realize ssn independence i'll every
ncHity hA taking an agency tor our stretched
mi trained turoinos. Partcu ars free. Illus
rated Catalogue on receipt OF stamp. Send tol
SS OF SIS outfit. Address.
j. LATHAM d Gu,
419 Washington 81, Boston, Mass.
mph Silly
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

81 ~ ~ G2 is NOT easily earned in these times
- q but ii can he made in three months
;, ANY one of either sex. u any part uf the
'uulltly who is willing t" work strnlIly at tht
employment that We furisI. &86 per week u,
iollr own town: You lle"d not he away from
lnnie over night, itiii can give yollr w!loir
iIne to work az only yni," sril. moments. We
nave. agents who are making over S2n per day.
Nj Win engage nj once can make mrutv fast.
It he present time money cannot he made 80
aRiiy and rapidly at any Otl,t} n.,4ness. It
lsts mol hing tu ~ rltr thl4iness. Terms and
IS Outfit free Address AT once.
II. IIALLETT {. CO..
nov 10 Portland. Maine.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
SMiO Rt2rMR6ka

am hereby authorized by merchants and
other responsible citizens of the town of Opc-
lUusas to offer the above reward for the apprp-
hensiOn. with s,ltticlent evidence to convict. OF
the party OF parties who We're engaged "a few
nights since, in the attempt to burn the build
ing now occupied by E.ni.e Feifcrkoril, us IA
coffee house. JAMES Ray,
President Board of PnIinn
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
HnT IN Great chance 10 make money
NOA L Won cAn't srt gnld Won ca

UOAaJs II you can't set gold you 'es cai 4
srt ss.crnuarkS We weH person IN ever
town iotakt slshscripfI"ua for the largest. clraI4
est and ilrst tlu tiatrh family publication hi
the world. ANY one can become a successful
agent The niukt elegant WUrkR of art givers
almost ever. body subscrlbts. one agt Mt report
making over $i5C in Il week. lady agent rt.s
ports taking over 400 subscribers IN ten dayas
All who engage make money fast You cans
devsjir all Your tim" 10 the busi!itaR. Onlyi
your spare time. You need not he away frnnl
home over night. iop can do IL as well ass
Others. Full rarti"ulais. directions and I rIusi
free. Elegant and expensive Outfit free. IN
you want profitable work Rend rs N0llr address,
at once. 1t costs nothing 10 fry the business.
No one who engages fuils to make great pay j
Address
THE PEOPLES JOURNAL"
Portland. Maine
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
FSss Epilepsy
FALLING TSa

permanently CureI3-nO humbmg-E
ONE months usage of Dr. e ouinrd,s { CelS
DRAFTED enfailihle Fit Fowds rs. To coz
'ihce sufferers that these powders will do VI
poss paid, Il free Triai box. As Dir. Go5
ara lS the only physician that has ever MAG
thls disease "a special study, and as to oIs
kh""itdge thousands have been permanently d
guarantee "a permanent cure III every case
"f ief"nd you all money expended. Al
sufferers snOulu give these Powders all earS
tlial, ;lit be convinced of tlcir curative pow
clS.
Price, l"r ;arGr tnN, S@.Gr or boxes for $40 OF
sent uy mail To ANY part OF United States d
iliItiua onrcctlp Of price. orhy "xprrh4 {. o. II
AutiiFss, ASH 1. ROBBINS, /
dee Y2-lY $50 Fulton ST Eruokiyu y Y !
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Consumption
? 0 8 II We EI.Y CUR r.

? Q s 1TIN ELY CUIeF.D
All sufferers from this disease that are ann
"'ls I" he cured s!lnuli try Dr KiasuerS
celebrated Con nSpfion Powders. ILrsss
h"ut's "a" Ilte nnE preparation known Tina
will cure Consumption and all di>rases d
nt Throat and a.uugs Ill deed, so strong Z
'ur taltu III them, ANA lso 10 convince yos
hat they are no huInhug, We Will forward Il
.yery sufferer by mail. post paid 81 free Triaa
Box.
We don't want yonr money until you are pes
ecily satisfied nj their curative powers ii
our life Is worth SAVING. don't delay in gi,i,ls
hesc Powders Il trial, us they will surels
,'ult you
Price, for large box, IS o.. sent to anv part ii
The United Suites or Canada, by bail On rs
'clpt Of price. Address, !
ASH g. ROBBINS, !
dee 22-1y $50 Fulton St., Brooklyn, n. y. {
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

enAn CAN'T BE MADE BY EvERT
ID CsFD agent every month in the business
W.. furnish. but those willing to work can clsily
s.arlt Il dozen dollars day right IN their own
localities. Have no room tOexplain here. Busi-
ness pleasant ana honorable. women. and
boys and girls do as w:}ll "a n.en. We viii! fur
1Iish you n comuete OGl.tt free. The hisinessj
DAYS bettrr than anything else We will baarI
cXpenBc CT startin" you. Particulars free.
Wr,e and see. Farmers an, mechanics theirI
4olls and daughters, and AL classes IN need III
paying work at home, should write 80 us antf3
learn all about the work at once, Now is the,
time. Don't delay.
Address TRUE & co,
june 30-ly Augusta, Name.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
President Board
Hogs For Safe.

Hogs found running at large In the corpora
ton of Opelousas and vicinity, i'll violation %
law, will be taken up and liupouned i'll til.
they will be sold to the highest bidder. If moi
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY. at II
O'Clock a. NJ, beginning to-day. May 18th, 1877.
BENZ. A. GUIDkY,
VICTORIN LASTkAPES,
May 19-tf ColstahIes
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Notice {,

special term Of the District Court, In and
for the parish OF It Landry. will bo held. be-
ginning on the 1lth day OF November. 1878, he.
ing the cnnd Monday of said month. for thu,
trial of all such srs, civil and criminal as may
be brought before said court.
Sept. 14-tf J. o. CHI \CHERE, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Piano Gssad OrgNsa Playing
LEARNEDIN ADAY.


Mason's Charts. which recently created sucsl
sensation i'll Boston and elsewhere, will cha
tlc amy person, OF any nAe. TO
MAsTEs THE PaANO Or organ
II Il day, even though they have no knowledge,
If notes, etc. The Boston Globe BAYS:
You can learn /" play Oil the piano or organ
II Il day, even If you never played before, allsl
AYE noI the slightest knowledge of notes. hY
the Use at Nasons Charts. a child a"n yea ara
bid Gan learn easily. They are tnduletd ~
inc Iwsi lnueiril people i'll Boston, and are tlse
rand calm nation nf the inventive 1cnius IF
;lic 1lltttrri,lh century,
circulars giving full particulars and munsr
rstmoni;tls will he sent free on appiicatn'4.
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.lsic lessons Address,
A. c. MORTON.
General Agent. y At.;lnta, Ga:
Agents WHiitrH al once every where. trst
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