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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-01-17

THE QUAKER's ADDRESS TO HIS
WATCH MAKER.-"I hereby send thee
my pocket clock, which standeth in need
of thy friendly correction. The last
time it was at thy friendly school it was
in no way benefited or profited thereby,
for l perceive by the index of its mind
that it is liar, and the truth is not in
it. Purge it, therefore, I beseech thee,
and correct it from the error of its
ways, and show it the path wherein it
should go; and when thou layest thy cor
recting hand upon it, see that it be
without passion, lest thou shouldst drive
it to destruction; and when thou seest
it conformable to the Aforementioned
rules, send it home to me with just and
true bill, drawn out in the spirit of mod
Grafton, and l will remit it to thee in the
root OF all evil"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-01-17
Queer Queries.

of charger growth" will not answer them
without considerable research:
What three ex-presidents died on the
4th of July2
What animal is always blinds
What man did without meat, when
boy, in order to purchase books!
Which one of the United States bor-
ders on eight States3
What trees are celebrated in our his
tory?
If the earth turned in an opposite d.
recton, where would the sun risef
What Presidents declined reelection
for the third term7
Why has Patagonia no capital?
What five Presidents were not elected
to that office by the peoplel
Why cannot the owl see in the day
light3
Who was Light Horse Harrv"a
Is one thousand aud sixteen hundred a
NUMBER
Which is correct, "s and 3 are A." or
"2 and 2 is Az
How can you tie knot in a bones
What did Ethan Allen believe would
be the future state of man2
Does the sun really rise and set each
dayl
What was the price of negro when
first sold in Virginia.
What animal has its eyes on the top Of
its headi
Can you move your upper jaw?
When was the "Boston Elm" blown
downa
The French government is talking Of
causing it to rain in Northern Sahara.
How can this he dene9
Who discovered the circulation of the
blood3
VIVA: did Capt. Smith take from the
Indians and hold until they filled their
boats with cornI
What was found in "Royer Williams I"
gravea
How many pounds ina ton of gold5
When WAS the mariners compass in
ventedl
What caused the death of King
Philips little SOM
Which way does the seed point in the
applet
Whose flesh did Uncas Qndian) de-
clare the "sweetest he hac ever tastedw
Which way does the bean stalk wind
in growingi
What has always been considered the
"Lost Colony of American
Where are the largest land turtles
fouadl
What did Columbus think Hayti vast
Who signed the Defamation of Inde-
pendence trst1
Do rocks growl
Who received WashiHgton's commits
sion when he resigned it2
Will it take any more brick to build
wall over the Mound than wall from
place of beginning to pace of ending,
on a levell (Wall to be of the same
height and thickness.)
What WAS done with King Philips
little son!
What bird lays an egg weighing three
poundsl
What was Capt. Smith 10 give for his
release from Powhatan7
Is white man q colored MANI
Who took J. c. Calhoun'splace as Vice
President u. S. when he iesignedl
The chicken is native Of what coun-
tryi
What Vice President took the oath of
Office in Cubai
Why does black slatepencil make a
white markf
Who stopped to kiss slave child on
his way to eXecutionf
What is putty made of!
Who was President Il the second
Constitutional Conglessl
What is the only marsupial of Ameri-
cai
Who could never read the Trade
Acts" without cursei
What did England py per head for
Hessiansi (Revolution.)
What sign. of arithmetic are called
"the' signsi
Who arrested Columbus on Hayti
Islandi
What is the velocity Of lightl
What did Columbus make out of the
Santa Mariai
What date is four months aud fifteen
days before April l5ti, 1876. On the
last question the number of different re-
suits will astonish you.
LUCKY FRIGHT OF A HORSE. - We
should not usually consider 1t recon-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-01-17

TIE answer of Socrates, to a person
who asked him when was the right hour
FOR dinner, was the following: "If you are
rich," said he, "you can dine when you
like and II you are poor, you must dine
when you ean."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-01-17
How to Breathe Properly.

Most people breathe properly, often
more by accident or instinct than BY de-
sign, but on the other hand hundreds of
thousands do not breathe properly, while
many thousands at this present moment
are suffering from more or less severe af-
fections of the lungs or throat, owing to
a faulty mode of respiration-in other
words, because they breathe through the
mouth instead of through the nostrils.
The mouth has its own functions to per-
form in connection with eating, drink
ing and speaking; and the nostrils have
theirs, namely, smelling aud breathing.
In summer time the error of respiring
through the mouth is not so evident as
in the winter season, when it is undoubt-
eddy fraught with danger to the person
who commits the mistake. If anyone
breathes through the natural channel,
the nostrils, the air, passing over the
mucous membrane lining the various
chambers of the nose, becomes warmed
to the temperature of the body before
reaching the lungs; but if it takes the
air between the lips and in the mouth,
the cold air comes in contact with the
delicate lining membrane of the throat
and lungs, and give rise to chill, ire
quently ending in Inflammation.
Many persons, without knowing the
reason why they are benefited, wear les
pirators over their mouths in winter, if
they happen to 60 out of doors. BY so
doing they diminish the amount of air
which enters between the lips, and virtu.
ally compel themselves to breathe
through the nostrils. But they can at
tain just the same result by keeping the
lips closed, habit which is easily nc
quired, and conduces to the proper and
natural way of breathing.
We believe if people would only adopt
this simple hsbit-in other words if they
would take for their rule in breathing,
"Shut your mouth" there would be an
intense diminution in the two classes,
namely, diseases of the throat and lungs
which count many thousands of victims
in this country in the course of a single
year.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-01-17

THE INFLUENCE OF PIcTUREs.-A
room with pictures in it, and room
without pictures, differ by nearly rs
much rs room without windows.
Nothing, we think, is more melancholy,
particularly to person who has to pass
much time in his room, than blank
walls ard nothiSg on them; for pict-
ures are loop-holes of escape to the
soul, leading it to the other scenes and
other spheres. 1t is such an inexpressi.
BILE relief to some persons engaged in
writing, or even in reading, on looking
up,not to have his line of vision chopped
square off by an odious white wall, but
find his soul escaping, as it were, through
the frame of an exquisite picture to
other beautiful and perhaps idyllic
scenes, where the fancy of amoment may
revel, refreshed and delighted. Is it
winter in your worldl perhaps it is
summer in the picture; what charming
momentary change and contrast !-Nese
York School Journal.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-01-17

THK great business OF man IL to i'm
prove his mind and govern his manners;
all other projects and pursuits, whether
in our power to compass or not, are only
Pli~V.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-01-17

Mr.. RALPH WALDO EMERSON wrote
to the annual dinner of the Boston Lat
in School Alumni, last week, that only
two OF his classmates survive. "Yet,"
he added, with the many excellent men
who have enjoyed the school in the la
sixty years, | should gladly meet if
could converse with them, but nearly
seventy-four years have put it out of my
power to take any part in conversation,
and it is but due to my friends not To
worry them with my incapacity."
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
Mrs. Benthe JOn>On.
SECOND STREET
HASTINGS EEsaAsSA,
Fashionable C%-essmaser.

having ,horoulhly learned the trade IN Eu-
rope. A liberal patronage solicited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

1T Is worth more than its OWE
weight 10 pure gold, via d. Il C.'s
Golden Cerate. |, cures sore eyes,
rms, bucutanc0us erup,ions and old
chronic sores, Sold BY G.. II. Potter,
1.lS-lm
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
New Era.

The time has come when a man may
know that be will got value received
tor rve.y dollar that he invests.
Quack> mud humbug> arr. soon vea,i
lated and a,c compelled to take a back
seat, or 10 crushed by the wheel OF
progress. Au article must possess
real mrrit--must be what it il repre-.
scented TO be. Or, like the mushroom
at noon. day, it will soon wi,her and
die in the radiance of the brilliant dis.
coverics of modern science. q. 4
C.'s Cough aud Diph,hcria Remedy
can always be relied on. II aIlays the
irritation or tickling Of the throat,
renders OK SPECIFICATION easy aud open,
tho secretions. II is guaranteed to
do all that il il advertised to or the
money refunded to the purchaser. {.
II, Potter, agent. j-lS.2m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

sts.e b. asked 10 contribute at least
two cents on that DAY, fo' csch men.
Ter enrolled and forwsrl u In the
Treasurer Al Fremont every Minister
on that day, ~ preach q sermon upon
claims VI the sunday -rhooI that the
session Of each sunday school br FOL
lowed Ivy prayer meeting Tor itself
end in tho evening each congregation
and school hold . meeting for thanks
giving and prayer ioi the extension
OF tho sunday school work IN our con
monweslth. Dear Brethren will you
pray Tor usg
Fer the EIecut tive Committee.
!. J. Gage, State Sec. aud Treas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
LOCALS.

M. II. Church dedication next Sun
day.
Gov. CARRIER arrived in town on
Tuesday last.
We arc obliged to omit many ,hings
that We intended to mention
The county convention was well
attended.
james Pryso closes u four months
school next week.
PLAT l. Frees Ore scattering lum.
Der all over the country.
Uncle Jack Rcnnecker's feel sta
bic is finished.
Mr.. Winters and his school are
agreeing wonderfully il seems.
The county was we'll represented
10 Rod Cloud last Saturday.
Ewing rays he boards at Mr.,
Hicks.
Don't forget the women's dining
table on the fair grounds.
How bad to be ''out Of luck" In
. saw of" in billiards.
-Mc(iil sells from five to ten bar.
rsls Of apples u week.
Haley Bros. arc doing an immense
business 10 land sales.
BORN h Springer will sell you an
organ for $1,000
Full account OF the fair and dedi.
cation next week. Call early for u.
tras.
-Be aure and attend the temper
sncc meeting tomorrow friday eve.
ming.
Lawyer Hawley is quite busy now
and Will Reilly is chuck full Of law cas-
Miss Mary Prysc has a dressmsk.
ms establishment upstairs in the City
Drug Store building,
Mr.. lIutz has our thanks for n
number CT fina peaches, grown Just
across tho street.
Mr.. Platt is building a house
west Of Cap. Liddy's which will DO
~ Z ~ feet,
"A team Of mules stolen BY q rail
road hand last week.
-Jno. May Of Glcnwood precinc,
broke los scIss this season and plow.
cd 10 acres Of corn, all with one team
M. Wilson Of Cloverton has 81
hands working in his broom corn aud
last week cut, hauled, cleaned and
stUrsd nearly eighty acres,
--Snyder 4 Ambrose are DUNG y
Iushinx business with butter and egg.
They have four teams out in The
country, and will send out a. M any
mere. More anon.
l.. Over 100 entries had been made
BY Wednesday noon. and they were
pouring 10 lively. Stock. produce OF
al kinds, household goods, in alum
dance OF which We will give full par.
ticulars next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
THE OMAHA
REPUBLICAN
DAILY $1,000 WEEKLY 81 20
PER YEAR POSTAGE rREpAip.

The DAILY is the he edited News.
paper in Nebraska, and r~ar.a,ns tbs
latest telesrsphic, local. ssts, sd
commercial ncw..
The GxCEIv contains the cun.
densed and complete news nr the week
and il thu che,p~s, n,rar IL is .is. in
ir y
special RAtesTOCIu b..
Reni, TO &. + yOsT
'lIu1sr' Rrll.a..\SIhMal "a Srh
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

SVuo, AoUStoeys ocPt 80, 1910
This gigantic aggregation, two entire
snd distioct elbows allied, combining
Burr Robins Mcnsgsrie. Museum and
Circus and Royal German M~enascrie
and Circus the most complete and com
prshensive show 10 the country, will
visit our city on Thursday September
20 and give two exhibitions, afternoon
aud evening, one ticket admitting to
the entire shows, this institution Y We.
its shows under three monster pavil,ons
co Oh one Of which will DO brilliantly
illuminated with gss. The Mcnsgeri
department contains many rare anil
costly animals never bcfors introduced
icto this country, together with every
animal found ia elaborate menagcr.
les, They have n monster caravan
rcplete with wonders from every land
A museum %overflowing with marvels
Of natural aud artificial curiositics, the
result Of years Of research by the most
famous natu. alists the present century
has produced There will DO also exhib.
itsd u splendid Aviary or Bird Depart
meut, complete in itself aud ombrac.
inG every known specimen Of the Or.
nithologi,al tribe. Persons wishing to
visit the Menagerie, Mu scum and
Caravan eau do 40 without seeing or
hearing tho Circus performances, a.
tho fonts arc separate and distinct
from each other, Ono ticket, price
so gents. admits 10 AL the shows.
Especially notice the illustrated nj.
v%crtissment, found elsewhere, which
makes special mention Of some OF tho
wonderful special,ies to be found At
this worlds fair OF wondsvp, aud have
mover before exhibited inSthis country
IN u next ID D. will give u dc.
tailed aocoune this mammoth ag.
grcgation, and~N description OF the
grasd street parade and centennial car
n,vsl and tablcau tournament which
il given every forenoon, between the
hours Of Q aud II, and is IN itself u
most gorgeous pageant. Remember
the day. At He'd Cloud, Thursday
Septcm Der 10Th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

NAGOl.D ~ ArED WACCnES. Chea,-
$cstin the knova " Ord. sample WacA trsS, o
0VA1saS. Aadrcss. A. GouLrSa \ Cs. Sslsas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
vn!vssSty Of Nebraska.

Instruction siven in oil N. b,mnehea
Of a liberal education. Open 10 boil
aides AMI Ern'hmen.
Candidates for admission ~ tho
H.pnr"toru Department must pas. .
fair examination 10 O%uhnsrarhy.
Heading, Arithmetic. Geoxrs ply. Eng
i.h Grammar. and the HIS, or, Of the
United States. Instruction is givsu in
higher Arithmetic. Enslish Analysis,
aud Physical Geography. each for .
sinple term.
TUITION fREE TO ALI.
FAIL TERM higgins Tuesday. Sep.
,cmh 10 1873, aud ends EnInAY,
December 70
WINTER T IN begins THURSDAY,
January =. i".o and rnds March II.
NpRlNG IERN begin. Awil l.. auI
closes on the SECnSD WEpNEspAY
~ june, IN. day al the annual rum
meiIcsment.
Catalogue c"nta ming full inform,
tion, can ,c lni ur"n MI" irH,inr 10
T., u, Fsirf-hl. L, ame.lu.
Lincoln. july 6, 1878,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

Its sseoun ssdsd. Fret. that no prosiss
- sdaittsd 70 he Couvsntion except such
esesAAsld b psssoss' residing 10 the eount
ise non vhleh the proxies ere sivsn.
Second. That no delegate shsll represent
On sheess ~snbsr Of his delegation. unlsss
De sN,lsthsd With authority from the Coun-
y C~oavsatisn. Or 10 In possession Of proxies
sFen regNlasiy elected delegates thereof.
~ osdsr o ftss Republics State Central
Co0nistss.
JAnEs ~. DAVE Chm,
u. =. WELLS. sec.
LiNooLs. July q, 1878.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican County Convention
net )est Saturday, and wss called 4,
,,ssdss b Ne Chairman Of the comuit.
90. ed 9. ". Knight Of lnavale
vas elected Chairman and +. o.. Far.
her Of Guide Rock, SECRETARY.
Afsr . lsss diacussioa over tho ,re.
port Z ethe eoauiuse on credentials.
shs dslsxstss wsrs announced and tho
Temporary otNaisation made psrms.
neol.
Fisk came .bs nomination Of Rep.
FesUhaiw, whssA Wa unanimously
ytvss 70 Hou. ]. y. Saith Of Guide
~. b. ssslauasioo.
For Counisaisssr from the Frs,
District, too oasdidssss were pu. 10
X}iiaisssisn. A. H. Crazy Of Guide
,'tst. ssd Y. A. Tesl Of Saltwater.
u ths sscosd ballot. Mr.. Crsry was
dominated.
Fer delegates 70 The State Couvsp.
tiea. work begun in earnest. The fol.
'satsG psrsoas were elected BY over.
wAsluiag msioritiss.
9. w Haley. Red Cloud.
q. w. Knight, Iuavals.
q. ". Ball. Pleasant Hill.
q W. 0peisssr. Red Cloud.
y. Il Battlss, Guide Rock.
TAs~ SSlloviss VEN elected dslssstss
to Tie Senatorial Cosvsa,iou.
+ 6sow. Gleawood,
Alex. Riley, Oak Creek.
w Vascs. lasvals,
Fsssk Berin. Saltwater,
u. BERN, Red Cloud.
The Judicial dslesstss are - fol.
Iowa
Thorn. GAawood.
h B Smith, Red Cloud,
Il n Jones. Inavsle.
H Hsnnsl, Bstin.
Jse. Dixon. Glsaweod.
We Aavs not the names Of the Cen.
tsal committee, except A. j. Ksnuey
fos sAis pvsciost.
1hs Cesvession wss . working oue
asd u did ito work With dispatch and
hssoosiously. Tho state convention
deIsgsass will 20 10 strong for H. s.
Kalsy fos Ateorssy 0sssrsi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

No'!,e is hersby given that a mass
convention OF all greenback men in
Webster Couny viii be held At Red
Cloud a. tho Court house on Inc ols,,
~ O'Clock, y. m. to nominate a,oun
By order Of the Red Cloud Green.
back Ciub.
ID, 5. Helvcrn j. NJ. p,yse,
fres, Sec
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
uS1SASIAsSA ASSOCIATION
pREnoNr, Aug. 20 1879

- Hshssxea n. g. Workers:
0rsssiag-TAs okesrs Of your
staas sssesiseiee, desiring 10 further
ths Interests you have committed to
tAsis trsst. - have agreed to invite
he churches ed sunday schools Of
Nseeases 10 ssits 10 tho observance
Of . General Ssaisy School Dcy.
Espt. csets le7s. At the last state
CssveMiss6 Kessssy il wss resolved
~ 70 usst the uecsssa ~ expenses
- eur Association, each school 10 tho
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
To Consumptives'

The advertiser. having been rerma.
nen,ly cured Of that dread disease, con
sumption, by II simple remedy, is anx.
ious 10 make known to his fellow sui.
terers the means OF cure. To all Who
desire it, no will send copy of the
prescription used, free OF cLarIe,)
with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find u
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, etc.
Parties wishing til, prescription
will please aiArss., T. \ WILSON
ls+ Penn ST., Wnilamsbuyxa, ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
Trimmed Ha.t

\ ,c'y large a%..rftmrHl uf hctnii
ful trimmed bat. decay for c,.ha ~
~ Nn MrHmpL g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

One OF our Young men fom the
East ave a. b,- refsln tor not taking
the Cuvf that 'thcr va, me IN The
fani'iV'' the place ttsfc he board.
end ,oung ladies' are there
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

The nseshltsss ELECTORS Of the State q
Ssesas6s - hssssy sslisd - sesA tsll
tsso ~ sssseNi eossiiss. to meet 10 sQes
C~sesssalso % Liacsla. % the lot day Of -
sses. oRe. u 2s'clssh ,. ~. for the put poss
q plsslao h nsaisation candidates fof the
fseoewlae saasi oGcss v,G
ODs Jstss II the Supreme Court.
Uas Msnksf Of Csssvsss.
Oss Ssmtsr u Cessssss, o~oatlasent.
0svssaos.
lissesnaat, 0ovsrrer.
Secretary Of State.
Audiios.
Treasursf.
osessistssAsat Of Psblis Inaruc,ioa
Attorney .0sasesl.
Laod Conasoioaer.
Asd 20 transact such other bushes, ~ may
properly eoas bsfose the Convention.
he ssvsral coustiss are entitled 10 sspre.
ssssaeien 10 The state Cenvsnnon ~ follows.
hassd upoa the Highest vote received either
- ellss CARRIER for 0overnsr II 1870. OF e. 4.
Helms sbr Regent In 1871 lsaespt Seward.
vhsss representation b kassd upon The vote
- 0serss ,. Lsks fos ledge Of the sspssms
cssst ISL sivtss one delegate 10 each 10
votss. ssd one for the fraction Of 20 votes al.
= eslsas's a. lssss for each o ssnissd
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-26
Fashion Notes.

Waistcoats for ladies will be sold
separate from the suit.
Square trains bid fair to be more
fashionable than round ones.
Checking on the side seams and over
the instep is as fashionable as ever.
As yet no paniers have made their
appearance on the hips of new costum-
ers.
The taste for black silk toilets and
black millinery prevails as much as
ever.
The so.callcd short costumes are OF
the most irconvenient length imagin-
able.
Short costumes take only eighteen
yards of medium with stuff for n full
dress.
The 'so-called' 'bourettes' of this
season are not the goods of last fall
and spring.
If the present waistcoat, jacket
skirt, and tunic or overskirt continue
to find favor, it will produce the much
desired result of rendering it as easy
for women to purchase their clothing
ready made as men.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-26

A Turk thinks he can do nothing so
grateful to God and man as the setting
up Of fountain by the roadside or in
the street of the city. where the way
farer and his animals may appease
their thirst and bless the name OF him
who provided for their wants. Often
10 my travels, says q correspondent, l
have halted beueth the shade OF a
wide-spreading plane tree to slake my
thirst at the limpid water of marble
fountain, and to repose from the noon.
div heat. There is always some edi.
tying distich from the Koran, that.
Water is the gift of God, and blessed
is he who distributes it." or that
Water is the source Of health and
l,fe," etc. There is a practical pietv
in these monuments of charity tina:
speaks we'll for the benevolent dis.
position of the mussulman. The
Turks are great consumers OF water
and they are good judges of its quality
and nice in what they use. The ia
vorite water, that is sold at para a
glass in the streets, is from Asia;
either from Tchamildja, on the noun.
tain about Scutari, or from Kara
koulak, some ten miles up he Bos-
phorus, several miles inward from
Belcos. This is brought to the land
ing in barrels, on horses backs, put in
barrels, and in this way carried to
Coustantinople before daylight. Not
withstanding the Length of the journey
it is as clear as crystal. The vendors
cry it as Bow guibi"-as good as ice.
A pasha will drain two goblets at
swallow. As water is said to have fat
tening properties. the large 'draughts
they take of it may be the cause. in
part, Of the obesity to which both
sexes of the Turks are subject.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-26

Any Book on the .following List sent
prepaid by FIRST Mail, on Receipt
of Price:
To supply growing demand in this localityfor
something to read" there has been opened In
the Editorial Rooms OF the FREE PEEss, small
assortment Of reading matter, to which additions
will be made from time to time, as the demand
lay become apparent. We have now on hand
the following Rev and second hand
ks:
Secrets of the Great City, On. W $500
Ferne Fleming, by Mrs. Warfeld, $l.75
The Cardinals Daughter, same author,
sl.T5.
Hester Towards Temptation. BY the
same author, in the same style, slI6.
Pope's Essay GU Man, $l.0O.
Schmucker's History of the Civil
| War, vols. OF 500 pages each, bound In scarlet
morocco and finely illustrated. - per vol.
Corwin's Speeches, with portrait, Dis
pages. s2.0o.
Life and Epistles of St. Paul, by three
eminent Divines, Conybesre. Howson aud Bacon,
slT pages, touui in library style, illustrated
$500.
Life in the Holy Land. remarkable
Characters and Places. ny Rev. Charles W.
Elliott. $40 pages, fuely Illustrated, In library
binding, $3.50.
Annals of the West. By James IL.
Perkins. SOL PIP. sl.5o.
Dust and Foam; Travels and Adven-
venture BY Land aud sea In the New and Old
Worlds 200 Illustrations. S2.50