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Smyrna times., 1878-05-29

The decoration Of the graves Of Union
and Confederate soldiers at the national
cemetery, jefferson barracks, near St.
Louis. Mo, took place last Sunday, under
the management of the clergy. An i'm.
mense number of people participated
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29
In the District Court of tho United States,
for the District of Delaware.
At Dover, on the 23d day Of May,

Bankrupt.
At Dover. on the 2id day of May, A. d. 1873.
This is to give notice that have filed my final ac
counts as assignee of the estate of VIM H. Roberts,
Bankrupt in said Court. and that the Court has
assigned the 10th day of June next at three o'clock,
afternoon for the third general meeting Of creditors
to be held at the Office of Levi G. Bird ESQ., Register
in Bankruptcy. in the City of Wilmington
Also that on the llth day of June next shall apply
to said Court for a settlement of any said accounts.
and for discharge from all liability assignee of
said estate in accordance with the provisions of the
18th section of the Bankrupt Act Of March ID 1867
may29-2w CECIL G. FULTON, Assignee.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29
Prince Hambleton.

o. This thoroughbred IIamblctonan Stallion
La5S~N will make the season in Kent county. Della
6SeA~ ~ware as follows Every OthCrweek at Dover,
SAZA-and every other week at home on the farm
of Rev. J. ;. Willis, near Magnolia. beginning Mon
day. March 18th at home. Monday. March 18th at
Dover, and so on the remainder of the season.
TERMS Insurance. So; Spring Chance Slj Single
Service SO Fifty cents cash to the Groom in
each case
Single service cash services by the season to be paid
for at the end thereof; Insurance, when the is
aScertained Ia De with foal. Persons parting with
mare before She is asccrtained to DC with fOal, will be
held for the insurance.
PRINCE HAMBLETON is years old, was bred by
NJ Mcekcr, Of WespOrt Conn. His sire is the famous
WinslOw horse, otherwise Young IIamblcOnian, Val
ldccs IiOttiHg Registers his dam by sherman Morgan.
Young IIambetonian who was sold for $1,000, was
sired by Rysdykes IambletOnan the greatest trOtng
sire known; his dam thoroughbred mare by son of
Henry. Thus il will be seen that PRINCE HAMBLETON
combines in choice style the running with the trOt
ting elements. He is a beautiful brown full l5.3
hands in height. weighs 100 pounds and for beauty
style and dOcty is unsurpassed by any horse in the
country. Though never especially trained for the
track yet he has trottcd in 25l The number of sres
per horses trotting in 80 during the year 1879 was
lG2 Not ten per cent Of these sired more than one
performer. of all who sired more than one. two
scyenths are IIambletOuians; Of all who sired more
than three. all are -IIambetoiian and
his son Volunteer having sired five each.
apr . low VIII. II. HICKEY, Agent.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29

America is doing more and more every
day toward the work of feeding the world.
The reports of our Consul at Havre show
steadily increasing demand for American
provisions in France, and two steamers,
which have been fitted up with refrigerat-
ing chambers, have taken to that country
in the last six months half a million pounds
of fresh meat.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29

Vrulent cholera has made its appearance
in India and will doubtless take up its
NOrthward and Westward march If it
should find the embattIed hosts of Russia
and Turkey still confronting each other
there would be such havoc iii their ranks
as active nostiities have furnished nothing
TO enual
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29

Next Friday Queen Victoria will be 60
years old.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29

An ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large proper
ton of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people is most alarming, making lief
actually burden instead of pleasant
existence of enjoyment and usefulness as it
ought to be. There is no good reason for
this, if you will only throw aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice of Drug
gists and your friends, and try one bottle
of Green's August Flower. Your speedy
relief is certain. Millions of bottles of this
medicine have been given away to try its
virtues, with satisfactory results in every
case. You can buy a sample bottle for 10
cents to try. Three doses will relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all Druggists
on the Western Continent. For sale by
Jas. p. HOfFecker, Druggist, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29
NEW MODEL BUcKEYE MOWER At woEK.
ADRIANCE, PLA1'T 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Buckeye Mowers = Renpers,
AND THE
NCEE REAPER,
l65 GrRGnWiCh St. mear coprtlana St. New York.

W0NNI0cfory, P0VgNEC0pNIc, Y. 7
Tho ADRIANCE is a light, strong, simple efficient
REAPER, which will work well in all kinds ami CON
ditons of grain and combines more good points than
can be found in any other. 1t has folding platform.
Mower.
The BUCKEYE has for q years held its position as
the LEADING MOWER and REAPER ut TIE
WORLD, because it is superior 10 all others in the
principles of its construction. 1t is the only machine
which has given entire satisfaction to the farmer its
average durability has been more than double that of
others and the of keeping it in repair less than
one-haf Prices reduced to the lowest point at which
the high standard of excellence in material and work
manship can be maintained Descriptive Circulars
forwarded by mail.
The machines are for sale in Delaware by VIM +.
Massey, Wilmington; Stevenson II Slaughter Dover
Joseph Hanson, Middlctown; Casho Machine to.
Newark. may 12-lw
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29

ABAwL FROM SECOND Base. Harry Shafer,
the second base of the Boston Club, fell and
dislocated his knee-cap little while ago
He says that he owes his almost immediate
recovery to Giles Liniment Iodide Ammo
MIA. Sold by all druggists. james p. Hof-
fecker, Agent, Smyrna. Trial size % cents.
Send for pamphlet
DG. GILES, l2O West Broad way, \. Y.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29
The Archer Self-Dump and
Self-Diso harging Rake.

The only self.dischargng Rake operated with
out gearing friction or springs. 1t is simple,
not liahle to get out Of order, and SO easily
operated that any one who can manage a
hors" can rake the heaviest meadow. The
driver has free use Of both hands to manage
the horse. The seat is adjustable to suit the
height of driver The teeth can be lowered
and raised to suit different kinds Of raking
without altering their gathering qualities.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-29

Silks
Dress Goods
Mourning Goods
CGoGEinOs
FT01tneLS
Linens
-MuSIinS
White Goods
L0ceS
Ribbons
Trimmings
Ent6FOideries
FringeS
ZephyrS and WOrStedS
Neck3Uear
GIOUeS
Toilet articles
Stationery
FTOtUerS &c Feathers
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25
Communicated.
NIRyANA. July l5tll.

NIRvANA, July 18th, 1873.
"Blesscd Is the man that walketh not
In the counsel Of the ungodly, nor
standeth In the way Of sinners, nor sit
teth I'm the seat of the scornful."
aye shall know them by their fruits.
DO men gather grapes of thorns, or figs
OF thistles? Wherefore by their fruits
yc shall know them."
Christ says: "If the offending men,
bers neglect to hear the church, let
them he unto thee as heathen man
and publican"
Brother Paul says: al beseech you,
brethren, mark them which cause di-
visions and offences contrary to the
doctrine which We have learned; and
avoid them" And the same Apostle
commands us in the name Of the Lord
Jesus Christ to withdraw ourselves
from every brother that walketh dis
orderly.
Now, IL - will read his bible
carefully, he will find many more pas
sages upon the same subject-enough
to justify myself or any other lover Of
truth and virtue in absenting them
selves from the society of those who
walk disOrderly. And again, go back
with me but few years and see who
It was that started and sustained the
first Sabbath School, and how it grew
and fiourished under their supervision.
Follow 1t down until 1t has an attend-
ance of 40 or so persons, with the same
persons ut the head. But alas! the
wolf in sleeps clothing steps In and
says: eff there is not MAN i'm Nirva-
ma capable of carrying on the Sabbath
School, THEN let the women come in.
And the clergy sneering and hOoting
| because we refused to submit to the
doctrines of men. Let - examine
| NIL connecting circumstances, and he
| will lind that we have reason for TAX
ing the stand we do, and plenty OF
scripture to sustain US in our present
position.
| And us to the epithet by which he
chooses to call me ("Old motlier'O, /
am proud of the name of mother. 1t
| is the mothers who hold the destiny
of our nation, both politically and re-
ligiously, In their hands. To the moth
ers are entrusted the training Of the
rising generation, who are to take the
place of those who are now ut the II cad
of church and state. ALI! think it a
grand thing to be called mother. / am
the mother of three boys, and with Di-
vine aid hope to instiI principles in
to their minds that will reflect honor
upon themselves and the society where
they live. hope to be able to teach
them to adhere firmly to truth, homes
ty and virtue. AS to being old, / was
taught in my youth to revere old age;
and the head that Is silvered DER with
the frosts Of many winters, looks beau
tiful to me. Now would advise -
to he sure what kind of q mark he in
tends to hit before he shoots. Remem-
Der, we know our own business and
can attend to the same. And have the
testimony of apostles and prophets to
stand upon. Ihave set my mark high,
and ifany one wishes to shoot me, they
can fire away; the powder will fall in
their own faces, and If they do not re-
pent, they may get burned pretty bad.
LOVER OF TRUTH.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25

One year ago last fall A. ID. Van
'WickIc, Of this township, turned under
the second crop of clover, and sowed 1t
to wheat. From that sowing he got
twenty bushels per acre. Last fall he
sowed the same lot to wheat again, and
has as large wheat as we ever saw:
Judging from appearances we should
think It would go forty bushels per acre:
The day IL not far distant when all
the sandy land which Is now considered
almost worthless, and can be bought for
500 per acre, will be bought up, and
some enterprfsing farmers will get hold
OF It and by clovering twill make some
of our most valuable farms. Many ~
farm I'm Ohio, New York, and other
States have becn brought to with cio-
yer, and cannot be bought for less than
500 per ncre, that once was no better
land thnn much of this sandy land
that is considered almost worthless.--
Oceona County Journal.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25

The Liver IL the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as 1t cOn-
trolls the life, health and happiness of
man. When 1t IL disturbed in its pro-
per action, all kinds ofailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements of the heart and blood,
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of tie Liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's
August Flower IL unequalled In curing
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from an un-
healthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach. Sample bottles to try, lO
cents. Positively sold in all towns OH
the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is just what you
want.
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In this paper will be found call for
a Judicial invention to meet ut Lud-
.ington, August Sth, just Is days from
this time, and not 10 days from the
time the news Gun be generally circu-
among the voters of the district. In
that brief time six county conventions
must be called, and caucuses In every
township and ward I'm the six counties,
or the convention cannot and will not
represent the people. Certainly, no
county convention should he called
with less than three weeks notice.
There Is nearly three mouths before
election, which gives ample time for
proper notice.
There IL no occasion for hurry, and
the convention should bc called at a
day late enough to allow of the appoint
ment of delegates at the regular county
nominating convention.
This is harvest time, farmers are
busy, and u district convention called
with only eighteen days notice ut this
season of the year, which neccssitatcs
six extra county conventions with ut
least seventy-five caucuses must nee
essarily fail to represent the mass of
the people, besides OccasiOning vast
amount of unnecessary trouble AMI ex-
pense and subjecting the movement to
the suspicion, at least, Of unfairness.- =.
We know of no good reason for any
such haste. IL Is not even known that
special election to fill the office of
Circuit Judge has been ordered. tss
The Senatorial and Congressional
conventions are yet to be called, and
az usual, they will probably be called
To meet late enough so that delegates
may be appointed ut the regular nom
mating convention, and why not have
the Judicial Convention culled In the
same way that people may recognize
fairness and equity in the movement
and that the great Republican party
may be united and strengthened lit
stead of being disorganized aud wcnk-
ened. It may be an oversight, IL 30 we
trust It will be Immediately corrected
| by a change OF the time, otherwise Il
will not be free from the suspicion that
the convention is designed TO he run In
| the interests Of certain parties.
The call Is signed only by the chair
man. The other members of the CON-
mittee are, M. g. Burch Of OsccOla; ID.
A. Lathrop, OF Lake; ID. e. Mcintyre
of Wexford; M. ID. Seelc, Of Mason; and
A. q. Butler, of Benzie.- Mss,istec
! Times &C Standard. aa st,
The position of Mr.. Fowler seems to
he well taken; let the motive for fixing
the date Of the convention be what II
may. Nt.H @.Di at ff en
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INvALIDs' HOT EL.

Thc very large nuner 81 inyaliJ PccPss wl,c y asny
v,st nuno us hm . S.cry sv s,,srs M hr ~ r,rncx
an! tnnada, mat ncy na} ynsvsi. ~ .. ~, - -
nj ". wrS'y rsse5rsss1 ~, , ~
essne M M, ~, ~ s,,s s,,J
I'm. wv i've - s,.s W. ss,,s.iions - -
T., sl..sr c,ii,..sts i: ,rs,,crt Inn .s.i ~on,i,,rt
w s ~. !, ~. " ~ sS.S -sr, y.,s,..
is more complete ~ Us ,nsn NY ssm.I
nr ~ W. Tyss ~ ~
Ex,. v,ss.r. Wiyrr. nn.i lie surrumn..ins rsmnirS.
bcinr sisasic In the midst OF an cxtcnslvc sysisi
Tncni ssfsy nassenecr sirvsf.r. ia conysy pst nis
I" AMI nom ihc diiItr,mt floors; Is prNiir with al
n = wci,-a,s,sonesi xyn,nasium aud bowling all
ssrI preIsr y. .,ssns S1 M sxcrs,s ~ 3, &C..
vi : g. S;ssss: ss: y 2; ss:si sa
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fhc Hernltoithe Musksgua.

In the northern part of this county
near the Muskegen river, exists q
strange, eccentric man who leals the
life of n hermit. Not far from the riv-
or lie has constructed u sort of hut la
the side OF bank, warm In winter and
cool In summer, and here he resides
alone. His wants are few and easily
supplied, aud he appears contented
and happy. In summer season he cul-
tlvates u patch ofground near his dom.
iclle, hunts and traps and does odd
jobs for the settlers. He Is quiet and
iiofiensivc. and appears to have as
much contempt for the manner OF tie
fashionable world AS II has for his man
ner, and thus he exists In apparent
contentmcnt; for, contentmcnt IL hap
piness, and happiness Is riches. If the
object Of life Is happiness, who can sssy
that this humble hermit IL not more
blest i'm this life than the average NOR
tails who ure surrounded with outward
wealth; and perhaps his inheritance
hereafter may be greater than those
who now live In stately mansions.--
FttrUcU Register.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25
Fat People easily "Snnslrucit."

Fat people arc not only liable to sud-
den death from heart disease, apoplexy,
etc, but statistics show that they are
more liable than others to "sllnstrOkcs"
aud affections arising from extreme
neat. An extensive experience in the
treatment of corpulence has resulted In
the Introduction of Allan's Anti-Fat,
u safe, certain, and speedy remedy for
the cure of this terrible condition. Its
use iisures II reduction of from two tO
five pounds per week. III c0rpulcnt
people who are exposed to the rays OF
the sun value life, and Al comfortable
.existence, let them use Allan's Anti
Fat. Sold by druggists.
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Notice..


UwrrrD SrArks LAND OFFICE,
REED CITY, MICH, June 18th, ls7s.l
Complaint having been entered AT this or
flee iyy William 6off against sylvester +. Pat
No o05i, dated Oct. III, is72, upon the w y ofN
EL. NJ nv OF N n a. and N W14of 81 Il u,
Section ~, Township 10 North, Rangci3 West,
cssnccilaffon of said entry the said parties
are hereby susnnioncd 20 appear Of this ONCE
On fhc 7fh Day d. Augns', 1873,
at o'clock p. m, 10 respond and furnish tes-
tlsnony ooncerninx eaid alleged abandon
,sncnh - ~ = s75FsssSs; s75Fusnsss ;s.,. hsfixsss; s;..
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Elmer,
Aged 5 years, son of Joseph and Eli.
IN Ferrington, died at 8 o'clock OH Mon
day morning, July I'D, 1878.
Dear Elmer, thou hast passed behind
The vail that hides from view;
Thy weeping friends left on this side,
And yet so near to you.
How strange for us TO weep for thee,
When thou art still NO neaf,
And free from all the ills Of earth,
While we are suffering here.
Thy tender parents even now,
Would feel q thrill OF joy,
To know how happy Is the spirit
or their darling boy;
And realize that he is Just
As close to them to-day,
As when he used to frolic here,
With heart 30 light and gay.
But we have not the spirit eyes,
To view thy present sphere,
Though we may often realize
Thy presence with us here.
For IT'S no million miles away
The spirit has to soar,
To ind n paradise Ofj0y,
AS we have heard before.
Ali Natures realms are very broad,
Hut friends do ne'er forsake,
Those left behind, when In the world
or spirit they awake.
The millions who have gone before,
Aro fust behind the vail,
Enjoying life far more than we;
Where pleasures never fall.
Nirvana, July 2ith. II. ID. L..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25
From the osceota Outline Of la,

From the Osceota Outline Of last
Friday.
Yesterday afternoon, Alec. Mcclellan,
while working mt Gerrish's upper shin
gle mill, accidentally jumped on the
steel hook of pike pole, and the point
of the hook penetrated his right shoe,
passing up through his foot, making an
ugly wound that will lay him up for
some time. i-t u.i.
Harvesting Is going on briskly In this
county. Wheat will average Is BUSH
els to the acre. Other crops look well
80 far. I.e. ~
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Notice.
usITEp ~ = ;,, SrxTss Si,s Inn ,z,,, X,

nf UNITED STATES LAND OFrrcE,-
REED CITY, MICH, July nth 1878.
Complaint having been entered at this OF
fec by George w. Townsend against Ignafiur
g. Evans for aben'ioning his ioniestrad entry,
No. ,Esi3. dated July 9Th, 1s73, upon the
* w. x Section -. Township "a North,
Range III West, In Lake County, Mich., With
n View to tho cancellation OF said entry: the
raid parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this Office In Reed CITY
On the 2sth Day If Au0asf, 1878,
st 10 O'Clock a. M, to respond and furnish tes
timony coucerning said alleged abandonment
EDwARpSTEvENsoN, Register.
nt i.ftntf y. l.. JENNINGS, Rcceivcr.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25

Imitation as new method Of specie
Resumption. Imitation NJ u general
thing has attending IL ~ reaction. There
Is one, however, that Is substantial aud
always beneficial. Light, sweet and
spongy biscuits, inflated by using
Smiths pure soda Saleratus made 10y a
new process will save enough tn the
people to enal,le the nation III. resume,
Use less than of any other brand.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25
Hsto Aob.rtissmsn1s.
Notice.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
REED CITY, MICH, July 10Th, loIs. !
Complaint having been entered nj this Of
flee by George w. Pare agninst william W.
zimmerman for abandoning Homestead En-
try No. GS57, dated June 18TH, INA, upon the
N n offs 4 y section -, Township y North,
Range IL West, I'm Lake cDunty, Michigan,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry:
the said parties are hereby summoned TO np-
pear mt this ONCE,
On the 30th Day Of Augusf, 1878,
ut 10 o'clock u. m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning suid alleged abandon
inent.
~ Ill. JENNINGS, Receiver.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25
From Roswell Kinney, N. D., Of M.HnS.

81 lo not hesitate to say that the Pr
RUvIAN SYRUP has claims to confidence
equal if not superior to those Of any
medicine that has ever come to my
knowledge. have used 1t with great
success for Dyspepsia and Epilepsy"
Sold by dealers generally.
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Notice.

81 UNirED STATES LAND OFFICE,
..ttf REED CITY, Micn., July 18Th, 1878.
1. Complaint having been entered at this or
fec by George w. Puge nruinrt Orviiie n. Idn-
G5s5, dated July nth, 1874, upon the = u Of =
e q section ~, Township II North, Range "a
Vert, In Lake county, Michigan with view
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office, r
On the 3Oth Day Of Augusf, 1878,
at 10 o'clock n. m., 20 respond and furnish
testimony concerning ssid alleged nbnndon-
EDWARD STEVENSON. Register.
J. Ia JExHISos. Rcceiver.
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A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

.Jss Psbished, is Sealed ENreieps. Prize air eta.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
Radical cure of seminal Weukness, or Sper-
matorrhoa, Induced by self-A buse, Inyolun-
tary Emissions, Inp0tency, Netvour Dsblli-
W, and Impetlilnents TO Marriage Eeneraiiy;
Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits; Mental and
thysical Incnpucity, &c.--By ROBEltT j..
CU1.vERw ELL, M. d., autiiOr of the screen
Booh," &c. t.,.-if. ...I.....-
The world-rcnowned author, In this admir-
able Lcct ure, clearly proves from his own ex-
perience tl,at the awful consequences OF beif-
Abuse inny be cffectualiy removed without
medicine. and without dangerous surgical OPP
srntions, hougtes, instruIpents, rings, or cor
dinls; pointing out mode ofcule al once cer-
tain and cffccfual, by which every sufferer,
no matter wint Ills Condition may be, may
cure himself chcsply, privately and radicsslly
ps- 7nk Lecose rlz psvss bces % tkovsaadsaad
fhov<<o,ds. =, - ofi.fi 4 *,
address, on rsosipt Of sfx cents, OF Two pos'
uA1[e ,..n st.sn p: !. p,.,..ss,....I \, n, ~.
THE CuLvEi.wEi.l. nEplCAL e CO..,
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rAI n Csrcaf chance to make money. II
OUkO syOu can't get gold you can get
0Tec1,bOcka.s We need person In every town
70 take subscriptions for the largest, cheapest
nnd lest IfIustnsted family publication In the
areDt. The most elegant worksof art given
Ne 70 snbecribcrx- The price n 80 low that
almost everybody eubscribes. One agent rc-
uDr1a fnal<ing over elhD In week. A lady
3xent rcpOrts taking over 4O subrcribers IN
ffn days All who engage make inoney ~
You Ca devote al yoar time 10 the pusiness =.
away nom home over night. You cha 40 II
~ wen as Others Full particulars, direction.
ard terms free. Elegant and expensivc We Outnl
your address st once. II coete nothing 70 Try
the business. No one who rfEnxcs fniIs 70
makegreat pay. Address The People Jour
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-07-25

August number Of Golden Hours
opens with tho charming typical pic
turc, "Our Daily Bread" representing
the beauty, peace, and abundance
brought by the month. 1t also suggests
to Us the harvest to be glc,tnet from this
fair field Of literature. GUttten Hours,
full of love, truth, and inspiration,
makes the children glad by adding
these to the days Of their youth. Pub
Iishe,l by Hitchcock & Walden, Cin-
cirnati, Chicago, st. Louis. Nelson d
Philips, New York.
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III you wish to choose from n large
and we'll selected stock OF boots q Shoes,
20 to st JoNEs d HorI.IsTEIs's.