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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-03
Centaur LINIMENTS.
They relieve pain.
 They subdue sweliimgs. They cure burns, without . scar

The White centaur Eminent Is now the standard remedy for Attenuation, Neuralsia sciatica, Lumba- go, Frost Bites. ,aksa Breasts Itch Gniane0us Erup- tions, etc These L'ninenfs nave stood the test of time. They have performed rnore wonderful cures of obstinate bedrdden e-ipples, and have alisviAtcd pains in shorter space of time, than have all other Llniments, Embrecations, Extrats, Ointnents and alves in exisenee. Their szte is increasing reg usrly and rapidly. Their best endorsers are piysi- clans, surgeons and veterinariss There s literally Aesn, bone or muscie ailment upon either man or beast which the centaur Iniments will not alleviate and generally cure. But if must bs understood that there are two kinds of Liniment; tine White is for family and the Yellow for horace and animals. For horses mules liabeto spavn, Ebone.swee- ney, Gsalls Strains strine-hslt, Poil-evl etc. the Yellow Centaur Liniment is worth its weight in gold We have thousands of certificates relating how valuable horses have been speedily restored by dol lar bottle of this wonderful alhealng remedy. The is constantly told of the effects upon the human frame. Persons hobbing upon crutches fer years from Stiff Joints, Tumors and old Sores, have, by tho use of few bottles of the White Centaur Lini. ment be.p restored to the of all their pnbs The effects next to msrvels. We will give the Lini- ment any person who ever heard of falure. Such a case has never been reportsd te sGhsse Lini- ments now sold throughout the habitsble globe.
 J.B. ROSIE Co. 4s DEx ST. NEw YoRK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-03
THOMASTON.

Our winter here has been thus far very warm and we have good prospect of having a "Green Christmas" Fess&
 Mr. Welton has moved his store into Brad Mir. Foster has an excellent stock of Holi- day goods both useful and ornamental.
 "A delegation from Franklin Lodge of Odd Fellows went from this place on Tuesday eve ming, on visit to Nosahogan Lodge of Water bury, who received them in right good style and dismissed them with an oyster supper. The clock shops have closed until Jan. 3, for the purpose oftaking close inventory. -''Comical Brown" was here on Saturday evening, the 22d, with his troupe. Of course everybody went and was made to laugh.
 Presiding Elder Hill preached in the NJ. E. church on Sunday morninsft to an apprecia- tive audience. S's#
 The small boy R0uras because there is no ice isAu s.sa sg. @f Y NsEafs at3
 -On Christmas Eve the Sunday School in this place, are to meet and distribute presents to the scholars 7ts < 4asas9ls q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-03

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With fair dealing and constant desire to serve his patrons to the best of his ability, he hopes to deserve and receive . fair share of the patronage of the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

While Russia has not formally objected to
the passage of the Dardanelles by the English
fleet, the situation is delicate, and it is almost
certain that troublesome complications will
arise. The Russian people are much infiamed
against England, and war with that country
would be very popular. 1t is intimated that
since England has determined to occupy Con-
StantinOple by water, OStenSbly to protect
christians, Russia may now reasonably Occu-
py ii by land for the same purpose. All of the
moves In RuSSia'S tOrtuOus policy are provided
by GOrtSchakOff with excellent reasons. based
mainly on moral grounds RuSsia'S manage
ment of affairs, both in the field and cabinet,
cannot fail to receive admiration at least for
tactical ability. She has shown herself Shrewd
and bold in attAning her ends. England has
been mystified and made ridiculous at every
turn, and now sees her rival, who has profited
by her indeeisiOn, occupying the vantage
ground both in military and diplomatic
sense. COnstantinOple is substantially in the
Cars hands, and the stroke by which SUBJ
dusd enemy is converted apparently into a
useful ally Is the browning point in RuSSia's
policy. In her great aim of un0bstructed
egreSS through the Dardanelles she will no
doubt be successful If she is unable to OBJ
tain all she wants on the Danube without a
rupture with Austria, it is likely that her de-
mands in this direction will be modified. But
a passage into the Mediterranean she must
have. and for this she will fight indefinitely.
If it be true, as reported to-day, that Turkey
has refused England the privilege of passing
the Dardanelles, complication has already
arisen. For it is evident that Russia directs
the Turkish policy. Quite likely the Russians
impressed it upon the Porte that if the English
were permitted to 90 TO Constantinople they
would claim the same privilege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

1t is stated that the Louisiana conservatives
fear revulsiOn of public opinion as a result
OF the Returning Board prosecutions and con-
yictiOns, and that they talk of making some
sort of a public declaration, to the effect that
those prosecutions belong to past, which it
is better for both parties to forget. They de-
clare that neither they nor Governor Nichols
have been in sympathy with these proceed
ingS, and some of them intimate that Governor
n. will pardon General Anderson. The re-
publicans, to whom these representations have
been made, reply that the fact remains that
the prosecutions are going on, and that the
BourbOns in the party in Louisiana seem to
have control. The letter by Secretary Sher-
man, Stanley Matthews, Mr.. Garfield and
others, to General Anderson, printed in an
other column, has a live interest in this con-
nectiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

1t seems likely that the successor to Plus IN
will be, to some extent at least, man of lib
eral ideas, but it is very unlikely that an I'M
italian cardinal will be elevated to the Papal
throne. For one thing: precedent is over
whelmingly against it. For more than $50
years no one but an Italian has worn the
triple crown. In the present cOnclave, France
which has the largest representation except
ing Italy, furnishes eight cardinals; Austria
comes next with five, then Spain with four ::
and the aggregate of all the foreign cardinals
is only twenty five out of total of sixty-three.
This is larger proportion, however, than has
been presented for very many years; and the
tendency of events suggests time when the
disposal of the tiara will not rest SO complete
IL in Italian hands.
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Issue on the LIST and 18th of each month '.Bul.
letin of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my once, OF
will be sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
IS, 600 in one sum at per Ct. 81 900 at per ct.
auction Sales
On To ESDAY, February 18th, 1878, at p. m.
No. GA 9Th st. NV. feb9-tr
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

BRODHEAD 4 CO., 939 Pa. ocenue,
NOW offer an elegant GroS de Rhine Biz SILK AT Tbc
Atwood Black French Cashmere double width
and original dyeD 65 cents and up.
Etgaht o-Dutton Md Gloves In black, white,
street and opera shades, 81 25
10 PeQuot Beached Sheeting (full 2k yds vida,
&c. per yard; Beautiful Cretonnes Il l1e per yd:
Lonesdale "A Bleached Cotton (the pleasantest
sewing, incest washing and best wearing cotton
made) 1Oc. all-linen Bleached Table DamAsk
ooc. per yard and up; Clark's best 200-yard Spool
Cotton only DC. spool: Lupin's Double-width COL
ored Cashmere 75 cents, reduced from 81. Is.
And complete line OF ladies', gent and children,
Cotton Hose, together with all kinds Of Fancy And
Domestic Dry Goods, at prices lower than ever
cal ana examine. BRODHEAD & CO.,
!ahZ4-u SSS Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and 10th.
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The cruel war between Greece and Turkey
is over, and the CORY Achaians march back in
their pride with loss of three wounded and
one missing. The feelings of this single pris-
oner, abandoned in Turkish clutches may be
better imagined than described
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WIN. e. BURFORD,
w Real Estate Broker, No. 7O6 e street.

PROPERTY FOR RENT
No. 144S ST., IL rs. all mod. imps., new. $50
No. 47S Missouriave rs, all mod imps., (newj AZ
NO. 1871 9Th ST.. rs, gas and water new .... 20
No. 17Ol ST., rs, gas and water. ~. .... Is
I offer for sale three great bargains in two
story BRICKS. situated northwest, with all mod.
imps:. paying 10 per cent. on s., OOOl$2, 500.
offer for 81, 300, on easy terms, two thoroughly
modern HOUSES, situated northwest and renting
each for S25 per month. Also, a new two-stOry
BRICK, rooms and mod. imps., for So 900. Small
cash payment and long time. febS-1y
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Suffrage I'm the District

Governor Clafiin. of Massachusetts, says in
regard to the suffrage feature which was in
cOrpOrated on his motion in the bill for a new
government for the District of Columbia now
before the House District committee, that his
object in pressing such feature is that with
out it We could not sustain ourselves either at
home or abroad. He says that ii is entirely
contrary to the spirit of our institutions to de-
prive large community like this of the cleo
tive franchise, that its tendency would be to
arouse dissatisfaction and suspicion in the
country at large. and to provoke unfavOrable
inquiry and comment by the representatives
of foreign countries. He thinks that the quail
iicatiOns as to residence of voters and as to
property of officers to be elected, which he has
inserted in the provision, will be sufficient to
prevent the recurrence OF former abuses
lCOr. Bait. sun.
Does it occur to Gov. Clafin that the Consti-
tuition deprives this community of the elective
franchise, or anything worthy of the name, by
giving Congress exclusive legislation over
the District?' Does he really think that the
country is not aware that the people of Wash
ingtOn are virtually disfranchised by this pro-
vision of the COnStitutiOn-that under it they
cannot vote for President, Congressman, Gov
ernOr, or any officer having any real power?
Can he really believe that the country will be
dissatisfied" if suffrage is not re-established
here? Do not all the expressions of opinion
from leading newspapers throughout the
country show, that, on the contrary,
the feeling will be one of profound
dissatisfaction if suffrage is inflicted upon the
people here against their wishes? Is he not
aware that the carnival of deviltry, character
lZing the last exercise of suffrage here "prO-
yOked unfayOrable inquiry and comment by
the representatives of foreign countries" and
that the said representatives are not clamOr-
ing for more Murder Bay rule in the city of
their residence? If the country really wants
to establish the principle of suffrage in the
District of Columbia, does he think it will be
satisfied with his qualifications as to voters
and officers: Will not the cry at once he raised
that it is contrary to the spirit of our institu-
tions" to limit the right OF suffrage by property
qualifications for officers. or restrictions as to
voters? Will not the result be, in introducing
bill of this sort, that Congress will strike out
the qualifications, and pass it in a shape re-
storing Murder Bay suffrage, undiluted?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

81 WIDE sHEETING COTTON
20 CENTS PER YARD.
Bleached and Brown Cotton at wholesale prices.
Table Linens from 80, s5, 40, As. 50, etc.
Damask Towels, 15 cents.
Good Calicoes, A. cents.
Black Alpaca, Is. 20, 25, up
Black Cashmeres, double width, from Is cts. up.
Plain MoIair Dress Goods, 15 cts. sold at Is.
Remnants of Dress Goods at a sacrifice, to close
them out.
Full stock of Housefurnishing Goods at bottom
prices.
Carpets and Blankets at prime cost.
Feather-proof Bed Ticking, Is cents.
Nottingham Laces cheap.
TOwsON's,
636 Pennsylvania auenue,
feb11-tr South side, near 7th st.
guns: SILKS, SILKS:
FORCED SALE!
MONEY MUST BE OBTAINED.
GOODS WILL BE SACRIFICED.
The owner of this
CONSIGNMENT OF SILKS
has ordered to sell without regard to cost, AND
WE ARE DETERMINED TO OBEY ORDERS.
DON'T DELAY DAY,
or you may be too late for the best Bargains.
DON'T SAY
II have no need for SILKS at the present time.r
BUY NOW,
even il you have to lay them aside until next win
ter.
RECOLLECT,
Il Sale of This Kind May Nerer Occur
Again!
AT THIS PRICE LIST:
Magnificent eros Grain Silk, fine and heavy. for
fp!l suits. only u yard. The regular value of
suPssrfne Finish Gros GRAIN 81. 25; regular value,
Extra Magnificent Quality Satin Finish 81 40.
This lot we guarantee to equal any 81 goods in
Doube-weight Cashmere Desei, ST. 75 This lot is
heavy enough for Cloaks. and is well worth
FINER GOODS
In SAME PROPORTION.
this sale is made to obtain CASH At Once.
CONNOLLY's.
COS Ninth street.
feb11-tr Opposite the Patent Once.
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any Individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, ETC., should In all cases be made payable
20 the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY,-not to that OF any individual.
A0Anonymous communications not read: re-
lected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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RY GOODS AND CARPETINGS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY DRY GOODS.
To reduce stock previous TO taking our annual
inventory, will allow
DISCOUNT OF 12H PER CENT.
on all cash sales, commencing Monday January
18th, and will continue for ONLY 80 DAYS,
Splendid line OF new PRINTS, AZ, and cts.
Large lot of Bleached and Brown COTTONS IT
Ga. 2, 8, 8 and 10 cts,
Best 10-4 SHEETINGS al Is cts
70 doz. TOWELS. yard long, only 1octs.
All our 3l19c. DRESS GOODS down to 20 cts
90 pieces Black Cash ERES, bought at auction
" iii lie sold with the same discount
sold at 30. ' 'A'0''
Lupin's ALL WOOL. only IS.
o0 doz. OF the best White SHIRTS will be sold
BLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost.
QUO pieces OF Hamburg EDGES and INSERT
lNGS from auction, will he sold at the same time
Ladies will do well to attend this sale and save
money, as the goods must be sold in 80 days.
WISWALL GwYNN,
7O5 Market Space,
J26-u Second door from 7th street.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. BROTHERS INVIGORATING COR
- DIAL never fails TO cure all cases of Nervous
Deblllty, Seminal Weakness, Lost Vigor in cd
or young. SO6 b street s.w., opposite smith
Sohlan. feb9-23s
ESQ REWARD If DIR. BROTHERS FAIL to
ties and Distinctions; 80 years. experience Once
9o6 st. s.w., opp. Smithsonian. f6-2ws
SATISFACTI0N.' "A positive cure: 81 per
~ bottle. Prepared according to the original
formula by DIR. Darby, at lis Al St., corner PENN
savanna avenue. Consultations free. j1s-1m'
nR. LEON, The Oldest Establisl,ed and only Re-
cosn liable ladies' Physician In the City, can be
day, at No. SO6 9th st. NV. from to 8 O'CLOCK
All Female Complaints quickly cured Once and
Residence, Monroe st., Baltimore. novl4-ly
CONSULT DIR. LEON, the oldest established
" specialist In the city. He guarantees . perma-
of all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases Abandoned
and 1ll-treated cases q specially. thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms 8o5 9th
st. n.W. nov1-1y
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can he
ONCE 821 ID ST., between 9th and 18th. from 10 o
p.m., on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
cay, Nervous Trembling, Palpitation OF the Heart
plmneSs OF sight or Giddiness, Indigestion, &C.,
&C; al resulting from abuses In youth eIcesses In
STRUCTURES and Syphilis quickly cured Dr. r. is q
native OF Baltimore, with IL years experience In
q bis Visits Sy 5he leading
ment for any OF the above diseases. will fnd il to
honorable and scentic Treatment and cure eSare
anteed In every case he undertakes. Will refer his
patrons to any OF the leading physicians OF BaIt
same. Call or address as above or TO I9 Sopth IN.
taw street. Baltimore. msr90-iv
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To AdvAHfiaeHl.

Advertisers are requested to send In their An
nouncements as early In the day as possible, and In
Ill cases before IL O'Clock M. The insertion In the
same days issue OF those reaching the ONCE after
that hour cannot be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

Acreage stror-r Daily Circulation ocer
15,6GO-beifo more than three times that
of any other daily paper Ia Washington,
and more than that Of all the others added
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

CCOTCH MARMALADE q JELLIES.
- SCOTCH SOUPS. in Tins.
n. w. BURCHELL,
fe19St 1882 + street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

MADAME BoURELAUX
WI FAsHIOSABLE DRESSMAKER,
Invites Ire Ladies 10 her Rooms, 91S New York
ave. feb1l-S 81"
SEMINAkT BUILDING, GEORGErowN-
- ROOMS, furnished unfurnished, from %
per mohth uPN ards: all 'front.' rooms. Corner Gay
and W Washington. feb11 -eo2 n.
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4 N UNDERSTANDABLE TOILET ARTICI

A N INDISPENSABLE TOILET ARTICLE.
Ladies DESTROYS OF improving their complexion
without injury to the skin. should use Madam,
LEWENBEKG'S PASTILLES DE FLORENCE
AND ROSE POWDER, established since 1858
For sale at Druggists and Perfumers, and whole.
sale at STOTT Il CROMWELL. Price, so cents
Caution-NOne are genuine without the Certificat,
of DIR: James r. Chiffon and the signature, c
LEWENBERG. feb9-lws
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CHIRTs ChkAPEk THAN ANY OTHkR
- GE ~ mEs MTxnLp, AT

0'oen r SortbWest en Wssb,nat S Io Ssrss
Ne make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS TO
ORDER In the most elegant manner for 81 s.
Fine DRESS SHIRTS made 20 ORDER OF Wsm-
sutla Muslin and Twenty-sne Hundred Linen f0s
20. Fins DRESS SHIRTS, ready made, Of
Wamsutta Muslin and Twenty -one Hundred Lin
an, for ~ cents. Fine DRESS SHIRTS, Watsr-
twist Muslin and Eighteen Hundred Linen, for 60
cepts. Boys Fine DRESS SHIRTS, II. l2k and
H inch. only go cents. Fine Four-ply Reversible
CUTS only % cents . pair. Six Finest Four-p4
mel DRAWERS, only 60 cents. All goods made %
order and guaranteed to give satisfaction, both IN
rspresest$d o. fAs ssoaey ~efs-Ned O~s prSes
only.
aug24-tr Z. YOUNG CHM, Manager.
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NEUFCHATEL CHEESE,
~ AND FRUMAGE DE BRIE.
Fresh arrival. n. W. BURCHELL,
fel9-3t 1882 street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

A L. BARBER e. CO..
a. Having purchased the entire Stock of
GAS FUTURES, MANTELs, RANGES.
LATROBES CRATES d FURNACES.
Belonging to the late firm Of SMITH. BIRGE & Co.,
before removing to their new store in Masonic
Temple. offer the same for sale at a LARGE DIS
COUNT, for cash.
Persons desiring any of the above goods will
consult their own Interest by calling at No. 934
street NV.
After removal we shall offer, at our new and
elegant SalesIeOm, No. 9C9 STREET, MASONIC
TEMPLE, complete stock Of Goods, and be pre-
pared to execute work at short notice, and at Low
EST RATES for ready pay.
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM-FTTTING
AND TIN ROOFING.
Promptly done in wOrkmanlike manner.
COLDS FURNACES specially. feb9-7t
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BOOKS AND STATIC merry

THE TEMPLE OF PLEASURE; OR, SEEING
l. LIFE, by Rev. J. W. Bonham, Church Evan
gelist, trumpet blast OF warning to pleasure
Votaries. For sale at G. G. PURSELL' 8, 422 9th
st. Price 81, Also by the same author, 1.-THE
Great Revival in the Church of ERgand,n 16
cents, and "Christ's Appeal for Admission to the
II cart, ~ 10 cents. feb6-2Ws
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SAT1SFACTION.''- "A positive cure; 81 Der
y bottle. Prepared according to the Original
formula by DIR. Darby, at lis Al ST., corner PENN
sylvana avenue, Consultations free iIS-1ms
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PERSONAL.

PERSUN All.
MADAM DUPREE Indian Doctress and For
Nl tune Teller.-If you have a skeleton In your
closet she will tell you how to get rid of it. Resi-.
dence, 221 street NV. febl1 4ts
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE mo- one il AL
-. ~ lowed to receive any money on my debts or
cOrulng to law. JAMES A. DONNELY
1t" Proprietor Lafayette House,
EOHN PATCH, sos 10th and 324 18th streeIs
u furnishes information as to Responsibility oh
people, with full abstracts Of property and leins
thereon. A'
Titles examined. Searches for chatteI Trusts. 81
CORRECTNESS guaranteed. Jl2-1ms
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rINHE LATEST NEWS
-

POPULAR CASE DRY GOODS STORE
CARRIERS. SOS Market Space.
We will positively move from this store FRIDAY
morning, Feb, uary Is. 1873. The balance OF our
stock must he closed out very cheap. New York
Mills, the best and widest Shooting Cotton made In
this country slightly soiled, selling OF very
cheap: large size pure white Bride Quilts, slight
~ soited. only 81 so, worth 81 so: Remnants Of
Cottons very cheap; Remnants of excel eat CALI
co Az; all OF our Bach silks and Black Oashmeres
must lie sold of very cheap: Double Field Black
Cashmere only %: Seal Brown. Navy Blue, Dark
Green Double Fold Cashmere %: beautiful Double
Fold Colored Dress Goods. Is; Remnants OF Color
ed Dress Goods 12. Is. 1S, 30. We are ng out
our Remnants some OF them are worth double the
money We ask for them. Remnants of Bed Tick
ing, Remnants OF Cloth. We crowded every
day with customers buying the cheapest Dry Goods
in Washington. Remember only have a few
days to remain in this store, and tire Dry Goods
INNS lie soil CARTERsS q.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-10
PeterSon's Magazine,

the cheapest and best of the laay's Books, is on our table for November. The principal steel engraving, "FOr Mothers Fire" is rarely beautiful. So, also, IS the mamouth cOlored steel fashion plate. But as contemporary says, the stories the sashions, the pat terms, in short, everything in "Peter- son" is the best of its kind. For 1873 a monthly supplfment will be given, containing Full-sazed Paper pattern for lady's, or child's dress, thus giving to every subscriber twelve such prtterns, extra during the year. These patterns alone will be worth the sub scription price. Five original copy right novlets will also be given, beside hundred shorter stories. Among the novlets will be one by the celebrated auther, Frances Hodgson Burnett, and another by the author of "Josiah Aliens Wife" The price of this la- dy's Book is but two dollars a year, the postage prepaid by the publisher. Tc Clubs the prices are greatly reduced for 1879, viz: two copies for $3.50 with superb Mozzotint CA inches by 20), "Christ Blessing Little Children, , the finest and costlicst ever offered, to the person getting up the club; or foul copies for $G.50, and an extra copy to the person getting mp a club. For 900 | six copies will be sent, and an extrf copie for gettin up the club. Never were such terms offered before! Spec linens of the magazine are sent, gratis if written for, to those wishing to gel up clubs. Subscribe to nothing elss until you have seen copy of this pop ular Magazine. Address Charles J Peterson, 306 Chesnut Staeet, Phiiael phia, Pa.