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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-06
DMINISTRATION NOTICE.

Ia,,. Estate of VIM. J. PARRISH, decd.
.ps,sil.55 OF administration on the estate of VIM.
b mt ~ u, tate OF Washington township, Cambria
xnei uec q, have been granted to the under
ta.e a. !, " Whom all persons indebted to aid es
sai olequested to make immediate paym ent,
preseDt ~ having claims against the same will
bent h properly authenticated for settle
Cresso, , MARY PARRISH. Adm'x-
Washington Twp. Aug. 9, 1S7s.-o:.
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THE FRIEND OF ALI
HOLLOW PILLS |

These famous Pills PURIFY the BLOOD, and
act most powerfully, yet soothinRly. on the
LIV Err, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, and BOWELS.
giving TONE, ENERGY. and VIGOR to the
whole system. They are wonderfully efficacious
In all ailments incidental to FEMALES, Young
or Old, and as a general FAMILY MEDICINE
for the cure of most complaints they are un-
equalled.
less the signature of J. HAYDOCK, as agent tor
the United States surrounds each box OF pills and
Ointment. Boxes at % cts, 81 cts. and II each.
For sale 10y LENNON * MURRAY, Ebensburg, and
by Druggists generally.
RT-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizcs. HOLLOWAY Co, New YORK.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

Estate of MICHAEL WEAKLAND.
Scbs.fe :. letters testamentary to the estate Of
thp g., " oakland, late of Susquchanna town.
2 ighed SIAseu- have been granted to the under
uests5 y persons indebted to said estate are re-
ayiny 20 ~ make immediate .paymen. and those
Z Nd de,e.Suiis OF demands against the estate OF
( eay to N'hI VIII make known the same without
Sasa9.A LEWIS ]. BEARER, Executor.
-Inahha Twp, Aug. 3, 1878. ct
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice
Is hereby given that joseph Gantuer
VIC, OF Carroll township. have made an as
.Ts'ent OF their real and personal estate TO
AM Eyer, in trust for the benefit of creditors.
vii PsIsons, therefore. indebted to said estate
eI5irult- l-Ae immediate payment, and those having
In ar,t against the same will present them proper
'1'henticated for settlement.
THOMAS EGER,
C,,-.,, Assignee of Joseph Gantner and Wife.
--'loli Twp, Aug. 2, 1s15.-6t.
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IN alXED CARDS. with name, by mail, IN 1ifu
w :. u. ARCHER, Troy, ~ Y. lU UlD

a ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
Estate f MICHAEL INQUIRE, decd.
SLSLters ot administration on the estate Of Michl
s-SIuire, late Of Allegheny township. Cambria
10y deceased, have been granted to the under
s1i.vi' Who hereby give notice to all persons In
yI,tI eI % said estate that payment must be made
b"yut delay. and those having claims against
ol l0r settlement
CATHARINE INQUIRE, Adm'x.
ar,-... JOHN L. SHIELDS, Admir-.
august 9, ISIs.-6t
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y "A. SHOEMAKER, ATTORNEY
Iset, AT Law, Ebensburg. Office on High
st end OF residence. II 2I,'76 It'll
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAYAR8 FAT,HR
VOLUME XII.

SAYS: 81 take great pleasure I'm recommending to
parents the Academy of Mr. ). g. ShOrtlidgc."
Hon. Fernando Wood. a patron. says, II
eheerully consent to the use of my name as refer
ence. S7OPer quarter full cost for young men and
hlys. No Extra Charges. Special attention to
advanced and backward puplls- Recommended
BY Judge Van HUesen. Rev. Drs- HUI and Pea
tply Address SNITHIN e.. SHORTLIDGEy (Hsr
ward A. y. Media. Pa. Media has seven churches
and temperance charter.
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CHLsBERLAIN INSTITUTE, Randolph. Gait.
Y Co, N. Y .. on A. Il O. W. r. X. Both sexes.
Property s1O3 coo. Well endowed. homeiikc. thor
ouXh. Graduating courses, music, general edu-
catioa Expenses for I4 weeks, $50. $3.50 per year.
ss extras. Address Rev. J. L. EDWARDS, ID.
D. Fall term opens Aug q.
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PIANO Beautiful So. Grand Pianos, price al
. .--M1 no, only s275. Magnificent Upright Pi-
ans, price $1,000 only $275. Elegant Upright
slG ~ tl55. New styles Organs S35. Organs,
S @ Fepsaf Geu5sh ORGAN y ss T5oRs PFSe
Top trgans only $1O5. Beautiful Parior Organ,
price $40 only tg5. Fraud Exposed, $500 reward
Read Traps for the Unwary and Newspaper
1togt cost OF Pianos and OrgaTs. sent FREE
Please address Dan'I y. Beatty, Washington, y. j.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

PAoLA, KANSAS, June Z, 1858.
Sol MILLEK-Dear Sir:-In your issue of yester-
day, find the following item:
The Paola Spirit has been sold out, and turned iuto
Democratic paper. Perry must have been anxious
to sell; but this operation will be deasleper upon bs
aspirations for the Office of State Printer
Several times lately, Ihave seen items in the papers
referring to me a candidate for State Printer That
is a mistake. am not candidate for that place and
have no, even thought of being candidate, since the
last election. If Mr. Geo. W. Martin isnot reelected
to succeed him. have too much legitimate business
on my hands, to be candidate for any office.
rus anxious to sell my newspaper here ON accoant
OF the necessity for my presence at West Kansas City,
to superintend the rapidly extending business of our
kansas Auxiliary Printing Concern" have found
it impossible to retain the Spirit, and continue my
connection Mt West Kansas City, with any reasonable
hope Of success either here or there When was at
Paola, things went to the Devil at Kansas City and
when was mt Kansas City, things went to the Devil
at PaOla This state of affairs, together with press
ing need of more money, forced me to sell out.
found it impossible to sell my paper and have it con
tinued as Republican organ. There were no Repub-
lean buyers at hand The pressing necessities afore-
mentioned made it impossible for me to stand ON the
order of my going out; l had to go at once, or be
ground to powder in the mill Of bankruptcy, ON ne
count Of my heavy investments for material at Kan
sas City, Hence sold to the first parties offering to
buy Mt q reasonable figure. As much as anybody
feel that it is to be regretted they were Democrats
Your paper circulates largely in the State, and
should like to have you publish this communication
Yours, truly,
LESLIE j. PERRY.
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VAN BUSKIRK &MORTON
Dobbin., ELECTRIC Soar.

DObbins, Electric Soap.
Having obtained the agency of this celebrated soap
for White Cloud and vicinity, append the opinion
of some of our best people as to its merits
We have washed with Dobbins' Electric Soap, made
by /. L. Cragin CO., Philadelphia, Pa. and pro
nOunce it the best soap have used. The rapid
ity and with which it enables to do one e
washing is really surprising Boiling the clothes is
unnecessary, and no rubbing is needed.
Mrs. SPAULDING,
Mrs. BEELER.
We have no hesitation in saying that no housekeep-
er should be without DObbins Electric Soap We can
heartily recommend il. II is charm in the washtub.
Mrs. HASLEY,
Mrs. MckERSAS.
As time, labor, and money saving article. take
pleasure in recommending DObbins Electric Soap to
my neghbors 1t promises wonders, and performs all
it promises. MRS. HELvEf.
desire all my friends and customers to give this
soap one trial, they may know just how good the
best soap in the United States is.
A. POULET, Sole Agent.
WHITE CLoUD, KANSAS, May 9-sw.
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w

Offer, this week, 500 yards white p. X.
at SIC per yard.
New style KnickerbOcker cloth, at Toe.
JUST RECEIVED.
English Cashmere, very fine, one yard
wide, bargain, lower than ever before,
soc per yard.
Grass ClOths-Linen cOlOrs-from ST
to 121c.
No. 152 Dress Linen, at SOC. Who can
beat iti Worth 35c at st. Joe or Atchi-
son.
Our Lace curtain at 25c per yard is a
splendid bargain. They are very stylish,
this year.
Our white Bed spreads at 81, are going
fast, as all know they are cheaper than
ever before known in any market.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
We have the .sTudOr,n or white Neck
tie, the thing this year, from 10 to 25c.
We are agents for the celebrated "E
Pluribus Unum' Collar, splendid shape
and fit, 25c.
A new invoice of Gents Kids, Alex
andre, for S1.50.
The celebrated "StetsOn" Hat, raw edge,
at S3.50-wOrth i'm st. Joe 81 to $3.50.
12-thread Cloth Shoes, 81.
20-thread Cloth Shoes, S1.50.
2O-thread Cloth Shoes, side-lace, S1.5O.
A Leather Shoe for 81.
Shoes are so cheap, we are astOnished
how they can get them up for the money.
CLOTHING.
In Clothing We want it understood that
we will sell for less profit than any house
in the County. We have suits from So
to $25.
We can astOnish cash buyers, if they
will only call on us, as we don't propose
to be undersOld by anybody, and will
cheerfully show and price to one and all.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
Old sewing Machines Sold for New Ones.

Old Sewing Machines Sold for New Ones.
As matter of news and interest to our readers we
copy the following from the Lafayette (Ind Leader:
a E The % The
small monthly ments and when parties fen in arrears
household seized the machines and declared them for
feed forcing the lessee to lose every dollar that had
throughout the entire country is enormous and
what disposition the company makes Of them has always
At the Singer Office in Indianapolis are hundred, Of
p n sn that are being new face
shipped to the country trade and sold as nec ma
chimes.
indianapolis between the months Of july 1876 and
March, is77 period Of but eight months the monstrous
number Of xireen hundred and feeat four Singer
ns 70 eight old had been worked
the year over fee hmadyed old machines worked
SvsI and sSa 70, A. r. wsSus and Terrs Haus
and foised to the public for At ST. Louis force
Of ten men are kept constantly at work rebuilding old
This process reu venating old mach ines has been
costing the Singer Company from Hfty to seventy
The rapid accumulation Of this old stock has deferred
.hs company from pushing the manufacture Of new
to got brand machine through any Of the Singer
Manufacturing Company |. branches.
So artistic are the machines worked over that
but an expert can distinguish between the old and
II not safe to rely on your own Judgment in dealing
1t has been in the Of this County by
impeschabls witnesses that the Singer Manufacturing
nhcant fact that they compelled dismiss
own cost, many suits pending to public exposure
OF the frauds they had perpctrated this community
corporation that will deceive the public and steal the
hard earning. Of the worthy POOR will not hesitate
worse things"
Also, We clip the following from the Lafay dali
ly Courier:
"A FRAUD ExPOsED.-In the of the Singer Manu-
featuring Company vs: Daniel OConner Judgment
rendered In favor Of O'Conner.
appears from the evidence that the Singer Company
sold machine that w.s ten or twelve years old
for new The machine had undergone the rejuvsnating
process and been made look like The deception
great that Mr. OConnor did discover the fraud until
the machine showed signs Of s old age by pour quality
Of work."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

We are having some very hot weather. now. Isup.
pose it is trying to make mp for that awful cold wealth
er We had last Spring.
The farmers are busy blowing their corn. There
will be an immense amount Of corn produced in Pc
tersburg Bottom, if the season proves favorable.
Charles witberop and Thomas Ball have returned
from trip out West. We asked Tom how he liked
the country out there. His reply was, mot id
bit
Mr. john Donaldson has been very sick, but is get
ting better, We believe.
Almost every man in Petersburg takes the CRief,
while know of but one man that takes the Bulletin,
and he is like the Baiiea-awfully behind the times
He has not got his corn planted yet.
We asked Squire Randolph how busness was He
said it fearully dull He said il there was not
Of some kind brought before him. he would col
lapse.
WILL O. THE WHIsP
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Severance Items.

Mrs Miilerman is very sick.
Mr. Joseph McCrum talks Of building brick here
this fall.
Happy Tuttle! Another daughter is the comfort
of bis old age. The doctor says that he likes chill
dren.
Mr. Nelson is refttin. the Holmes boarding house.
for his stock of hardware
Mrs. Reese is not expected to live. We have not
yet learned the cause of her sickness.
Old Mr.. Fryberger is the father Of another fine
daughter. 1t weighs about IA pounds. We do not
wonder, now, at the old mans planting . hundred
acres of corn, this spring.
We had the pleasure Of riding across portion Of
the country, the other day. and, much to our sur.
prise, found the crops in luxuriant condition Re
ports were that the wheat Was rusting. and couse-
quently the yield would he very light. But such ID
not the ease, in this vicinity the other hand the
yield will be greater than j: has been for some years.
For all kinds Of machine oils, 60 toJ. A. Camp
bells drug store, Severance, Kansas. where you will
find full line of all kinds Of machine oils % cheap
you can get them i'm Atehison or any of our sur
rounding towns or cities. OGo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

REAL ESTATE AGESCr.-We call attention to the
card Of N. B. & G. T. Wood, Real Estate Agents
They have for some time been doing Real Estate
business, buthave determined to devote especial
attention to it, and to make it to tho interest Of both
buyers and sellers to correspond with them. n b.
Wood the senior of the firm has had long experience
in the business; and besides, his experience and sr-
peror judgment in lands particularly fit him for the
business. Those having property to sell, or those
who wish to buy, will find it to their advantage to
consult him, and he is in the highest degree trust
worthy. Messrs. Wood will, from time to time adj
vertise brief descriptions of of the property
they have for sale
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

SUsPENDED.-Thel issue of the Wathena Adrance
announces that the paper will suspend indefinitely,
and perhaps permanently. 1t says that there is a
mortgage the Office, and that the mortgage is
pushing his claim which there is prospect Of pay
ing of the patronage of the Office. We infer that
if outside parties will come in and the mort
gage, the paper will 60 ahead If not it will be cold
or taken to some place where they will give the
cessary assistance.
Mr.. Davis made the Adraaee q cretlitable paper,
and it was on the best of terms with the Chief But
vet there is fact which have repeatedly reiterat
ed and which is being practically illustrated every
year-that the newspaper business is terribly
done, and there is not room for more than one-haf
of the present number. Many towns take pride in
having newspaper; but it takes money, and lots of
it, to sustain One and the result is, q portion
starved out and the balance crippled. What
should go to sustain comfortably Is divided out to
give sckly existence tie three four. We have
serted and repeated, that County with the popula
ton of Douiphan cannot support than paper
as it should be- Still they come, from three to half
dozen at time The result is, we find men running
down their own prices below living Figures, in order
get here and there pittance; running away from
home drumming for patronage that the County does
not afford them; and year after year, papers going
under leaving citizens to grumblc sums of money
which they are out Of pocket in their efforts to assist
the publishers in forcing business for which there is
no demand. Even experience is of avail in this
matter; We let it 60. Next, and next, and next!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
Liver In Kinr.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of the whole human
system, as il controls the life health and happiness Of
man. When it is disturbed in its proper action all
kinds OF ailments are the natural result The diges-
ton 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 the Liver
IL has been successfully proved that Grcens August
Flower is unequalled in curing all persons aActes
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and al the nu-
merous symptoms that result from unhealthy con-
dition Of the Liver and Stomach sample bottles to
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all town. On the
Western Continent Three doses viii prove that IL l.
jnst what you want Forsale By C. b. Biekfssd Co,
D. G. Sinclair, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

A Blow IN THE Rrcrrr Sror.- We last week eopied
a communication from .son,Scv. n.n.r e,no.n, n
TRAVELLING .ho,r t. 80. th. .au. ;d.n,;., .onosrn
that exb;h;t.d h.r. T,br-.a.v .f,.-,oo, O,, .ho,
st,uck the m.rl ;nau;ng from ,h. .o,..,;n. ~ ,hs
outfit and the na,s 81 confidence man rsnar,IIv I'm,
citv of,cers b.v. ,a m. tho, ,b.v br. no do,,, a..
exnosuro ,;,-., h.. a., T1;. f,r.r.,,. ., $500,
in Trov from, h;r,, .,n,,,.5 an, Of ,,,.. ,cn. IT,.
shox came bu, ~ f.,r ,,.onl. cam. % :. m.
MANAGER. fou,d ont thsv had h.eu .,,,,sad a. .oor
m. tbev .,,.r., ton T7.r 6-s, tr;.a 20 GOD. a..
narn.n, 81 u..,.. -. a.. -o,,a ,h., a.. ..,,..,,,.
had ;p;ured them 40 mr.b that ,hev ~o,,d No, nav
e,nenses. Inn, ,I.v ,.d 90 coms 20 time /. .r.o;oI
force of nol;c.men xsrs ,nno;r,. =. arcs, .nv and
evs-v man ..,.,,,.;,. .n,, ..,,,,,;,. ,-;,.,;;,u
game. Some of ,h.;, svmn.thzerv ,,os,.a them and
thev had IN ami, that One of their female .,,ach.,
undertook N. ho,us ;.we,rv came ;,.;d. a.. .,nv..
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A CLOSED LETTER.

To rnE EDITOR OF THE CHIEF:-
Dear SIR Somebody has been writing open letters
about Browns Celebrated Medicines this is pirate
letter, and I write to tell You confdentialy that
browns Liver Pills have entirely cured my sick
headache, biliousness and constipation.
We would as think of going without bread in
our family as to be without Browns Liver Pills and
Blackberry and Ginger One of my neighbors was
cured of Chronic Rheumatism and bad skin disease
arising from impure blood by using sarsnParilla,
Dandelien, and Iodide of Potassium, com.
pounded by the Brown Medicine Co.
For sale by all dealers in Medicine in Doniphan
County
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R.H. MoxrcoxEnr, Sec. Co. Com.

WAMESA, juno 10, 1873.
Yesterday was Children's Day at the NJ E. Church.
The evening address was to them.
On Saturday, the Sunday School had very pleas
mt picnic in the woods northeast of town. Swings,
croquet, nice dinner, &c.
The oldest son Of Presiding Elder Holman-Murton
C. Holman-was married. at Blue Rapids, June 9th,
to Miss N. Emma Wright, the accomplished daugh-
ter of wealthy gentleman of that place. Rev. Hol-
man ofiiciated.y H.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

EB- newly married couple stopped at the Highly
House, one night last week. About the peep of day,
next morning, the husband came hnstling down
stairs, asking for glass of fresh milk as quickly as
it could be got and when it was brought he took it
up stairs The conundrum has since been circulating
us to what lie wanted with glass of fresh milk at
that time Of day. Chase says he fresh milk in
churnin. over old butter that has begun to smell
funky. Other answers will be received, until fur
ther notice
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

~ If the B.Hetias beloved Balloon showmen had
known the honorable trick it played upon them per-
haps their relations would have been so pleasant
Their notice was inserted in portion of the edition
ofthe Bulletin and left ont of portion How do all
the advertisers in that concern know but that the
same trick is played upon themi 1t is only necessary
to insert mans advertisement in one or two copies
50 that one be sent him, to show that it is all
right
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

" The Missouri River is now booming. A large
proportion of Burr-Oak Bottom is already under wa
ter; the approach to the St. Joseph bridge from the
wagon road is partly overfown; and near Iowa
Point it has heen found necessary to move the rail-
road track back on account of the washing in of the
hank
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

EP Whenever confidence man comes to town.
why is it that the editor Of the Bulletin naturally at
tracts to him. and becomes his chumi Whenever the
Chief is swintlled out of just debt why does the
Bullet" rejoice at it, and sraightway take to defend
ing and putting the swndler These conundrums will
suggest the angelic disposition of the critter
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

- We made brief trip to Wathena, Saturday
afternoon We found the town lively; good many
people and teams in the merchants With good stocks
of goods and business apparently lively. There are
many fine fields Of wheat between Troy and wathe-
ma, many of which ready for the reaper. by the
way, Wathena is just now City Of Roses We no
ticed many very fine displays Of climbers the sides
ofa number of houses being literally covered with
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
Greenback Meetings,

There will be meetings of the Greenback party Of
each Representative District in Doniphan County,
for the purpose of electng three delegates from each
District to the State Convention meetings to he held
on Saturday, June Q, 1873. The First District will
meet at Highland the Second at Troy; and the Third
at Wathena. By order of the County Committee.
BENZ. HABDING, President.
r. II. MONTGOMERY, Sec. Co. Com.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

sR Trevett takes the trouble to write us from Fort
scott that he will remember and repay for re-
cent attentions to him. Trevett is a coward and a
sneak, and may keep his threats to himself He will
hnd, before We are through with him, that he made
poor speculation when he joined hands with the Bal
lefin, and attempted to Ku-Klux u.s.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

" city ordinance requires persons to keep the
sidewalks in front Of their premises clear Of weeds
The weeds have now become an annoyance, and the
city authorities require the provisions of the ori-
nance to DO carried out
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

SDr Jaques German Worm Cakes are an infaI-
ible remedy for worms. They will not only destroy
but also remove them from the system They are
pleasant to take and perfectly harmless Sold BY e.
b. Biekford & CO., and d. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aag.
Miller, Wathena.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13

~ Uncle Sans Harness Oil will keep the lssther
soft and pliabe, thus preventing its cracking or rip
ping, keeps out water, and is better than any other
oil ever made Sold by all Harness Makers and deal
ers in Leather. Give it n trial. Sold by Wm Mann,
Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and iudis
creuons OF youth, nervous weakness, early deeay
loss of manhood, Sc, will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
lSNAN, Station d., Bible HOUSE, Ne,c Eork City.
lnovly.