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New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

There is nothing like having great historical
events or even little ones. definitely and briefly
stated. The (ondonl Saturday Rerier, in an article
on Webster's Speeches, di,poseS of two battles with
vigorous terseness. l. says: But there seems only
matter for moderate exultaton in BunkeTs Hill
and New-Orlcans. where the Americans in one case
merely held fortications which their enbinies, ap
preaching over open ground, could never reach in
the other ran as soon the comrades OF those
whom they had shot down at their leisure charged
at the point of the bayonet over the intrench-
ments." Well. this is one way of taking the con-
ceit out of the Yankee Nation Nothing said of the
excellent military dispositions of Jackson. nor of
tne bunders OF the British commander, and not a
word OF the fact that the British at Bunker's Hill
dill not charge over the intrenchmcnts until the
Americans had fred their last ounce of powder !;
nor of the courageous retreat of the Americans
under circumstances of great danger and difficulty
nor of the friehtful losses sustained by the British
forces.
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Aem'9lorls Daily Gribame,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
IHE NEWS ms MOANING.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER II, 1879.
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IRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
NTw-YORK-No. .23S Broadway. corner Thirty
frst-st.; No sos West Tweuiy-thlTd-at., corner
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The suggestion recently made by our chief
Washington correspondent of a way in which
the Government could be enabled to hold the
Mormons to an observance of the laws against
poygamy even after the admission of Utah as
State. has been adopted, perhaps uncon-
sciously, by a Republican member of the
House. Mr.. Burrows, of Michigan, has in
troduced Constitutional amendment forbid
ding poygamy in all places within the United
States or subject to their jurisdiction, and
giving Congress power to enforce the amend
ment by legislation.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

The dissatisfaction expressed by number
of the members of the Produce Exchange with
the GENITAL system has led to a decision that
ballot shall be had upon the question of dis
continuing the system with respect to the -four
and grain trades. This ballot will take place
upon Saturday. In another column the history
of the adoption Of this mode of measurement
Is told. Some discomfort is always TO be ex-
pected with the introduction Of any new
method IN business. and the public will wait
with some interest to see whether the present
movement is simply an expression of this
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
feeling, or means that the GENITAL system is in
any degree impractical.


And now the Mercantile Library gives up
tie attempt TO hold its familiar place against
the tide that carries most Of our great stores,
institutions and churches uptown 1t lets so.
and drops into the current. The change VIII
be for the better. The site chosen uptown
will be far more convenient of access, for the
mass of members, than the present location,
winch seemed pretty far uptown no doubt
in the old days when the Library stood on
the corner of Nassau and Beekman -sts., and
some of the present venerable trustees of the
Clinton Hall Association were the frisKy
young merchants clerks for whose especial
improvement the Library existed. The
change will be advantageous for another ana
more important reason. Ii will enable the
Association to erect what it does not possess
nova building designed for the uses of
library. With this. and with the advantages
accruing from the new site, the usefulness
of this excellent Institution cannot fail to be
increased
The vacancy in the Cabinet was speedily
filed The President sent in the name yes
terday of ex-senator Alexander Ramsey. oil
Minnesota, as successor to Mr.. McCrary, anu
the Senate, in accordance with the courteous
rule observed when the names OF members OF
ex-members of the body come up for action
confirmed it unanimously and without refer
ence to a committee. Mr.. Ramsey is, in
political sense, the appropriate successor OF
Mr.. McCrary, continuing as he does the repre-
sentation of The great Northwest in the Cab
met, aud, so far as locality goes, representing
II more accurately. Mr. Ramsey is man OF
power and long experience in public life.
Once Governor of Minnesota in its territorial
days. and afterward when il became State,
he is an excellent type of that energy and
strength of character characteristic of the
Western people, to which that section owes
its wonderful development. His two terms in
the Senate have given him also thorough
familiarity with National affairs. The Presi-
dent has made an excellent choice.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21

SPRING SILKS.
Black silks Of ali reliable makes Colorcd Silks
in all the staple and fashionable coloringS The
latest effects i'll Stripes, Checks JNspcrs L0usines
&c. All Silk Novelties in immense assortment
SatinS, NelYCS, FOulOrdS, Pekin stripes DamlSSCSS
BrOCadeS &c.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
visit of inspection will verify our statement
that we have the largest and best assorted stock
of Spring and summer Dress Goods. Paris Fab
RIGS, novel in texture and design, at small adj
vance over cost OF importation, and immense
lines Of PLAIN FABRICS, in assortment Of tex
lures and colorings quite Lewildering
SPRING lIERNANIES AND GRENADINES.
This stock is simply wonderful in variety Of
styles md textures. Itincludes All-Sik AlI-Wool,
Silk ana Wool Silk, Wool and Cotton, etc. AT he
BCNTINGS ever offered ut retail anywhere, in
Blacks and Colors Of every conceivable quality
and price.
SPRING FOi;EIGN COTTONs.
The designs in foreign Cottons for the present
Spring ami Summer are particularly pleasing.
The variety that are showing from which to
make selections, and the richness and elegance
of our exclusive styles. must convince buyers,
after careful examination, that our stock cannot
possibly be cXcelled.
SPRING COSTUMES FOR LADIES.
This season We present To buyers new feature
in dressmgking instead Of high priced imported
suits out of the reach Of every one, We offer COS
tunes made Of goods stylish and attractive ~ ap-
pcaral,c, i'll styles taken from the latest Paris
patterns. imported hy ourselves, and marked at
the most moderate prices.
SPRING SUITS FOR CHILDREN.
our stock of these goods, as is universally
acknowledged, is not even approached elsewhere.
our Commencement Party and school Dresses
are i'll neat stylish and appropriate design, which
can scarcely hc improved upon. We have a large
line OF Suits made expressly for at the
shore, country and mountains, in stylish effects
| and at surprisingly low prices
| SPRING WRAPS, MANTI.ES ETC.
We are showing all the newest styles in silk
Camcl's Hair, Diag0nas, Drap Etc &c; also, Il
full line of Spring and summer SGcques in Cordu-
roy, CameS Hair, Muttlcd, Plaid and Plain Cloths
Circulars. listers and Nantes in every cUnccv-
able kind of light weight goods
| SPRING H~IANLS
Real India ShawlS. far below former prices
Paisley Sh0WlS with open centres, filed centres
rich bprcrs, and suhduCd cOors; lhibct Shet-
land aud Zephyr Shawls in all colors, weave,
and designs, at prices that defy competition
| SPRING CLOTHING FOR BOYS.
| We have prepared for this Spring stock of the
most carefully made and stylish goods it is posi-
Bile to procure, and have marked every garment
on the basis of our uniformly low prices. Om
stock is all new, and every garment Of the latest
| styles Of material ana workmanship
| SPRING STAPLE GOODS
| our stock of those goods, including CalicorS
| PcrCals GinghamS, MuslinS, Shcctings, Ilannels
etc, are distributing to customers at one SInu
| uniform profit above first cost as lcs>Cucl by
prompt cash purchases i'll large lots.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
NOTICE. i.

All persons indebted to me- are requested to cali
and settle Immediately.
may 7-tf J.w. FLICK, Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
Registers Order.

April oath, 1879.
Upon application of WM. A. HOCGH Administra-
nr Of JOHN HOUGH, late of Duck Creek Hundred,
IN said County deceased, it is ordered and directed
hy the Register that the said WM. A. HOUGH
give notice Of the granting of Letters of Admins
iFatlon upon the estate of the said deceased,
" causing advertisements to be posted within forty
Gays from the date of such letters in six of the most
public places of the County of Kent requiring all per-
sS having demands against the estate to present the
same' or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same to be
inserted II the SMYRNA TINES, a newspaper published
Msmyrna. and continue therein weeks.
Given under the hand and seal Of Office of
SEAL the Register aforesaid at Dover Kent County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
J. &. PENNEWII4L, REGISTER.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
MARYLAND ITEMS.
o,,o,,no county Jail hasn't an occupant.

-srollne county jail hasn't an occupant.
,.,, scott poet of local fame died at Elkton on
wednesday
Colonel j. NJ McCarter proposes to wIite u
Ke'; Ke cf Delaware biography.
1ovp,an has been held for keeping gam
.,j,H jadlbSC house in Chesapeake City.
'' polish IsraliteS have been committed to the
lnESe Sinty iail for selling tinware without license
no-se.doc.or got up a class of thirteen in Cam
A m ho nocketed the dollar in advance from every
bluSS aud without giving lesson made for parts
rnknJwn.
csroline Talbot. who recently conducted a
NJ sful religious revival in EaStOn, has COM
yer! oS M prOracted meeting at the NJ. z. Church in
Tentrevie'
,,,r Jay0e Ere al 50 MjcdadS-The town of St
AIS was visited by another destructive fire last
NCL,ov night which destroyed the store of Aldrdge
SaleLer;; and the adjoining dwelling.
u,.,,5 On BaR-Edw. Salisbury, recently com
mil on the charge of alleged outrage on the
m!eu of Mrs Addic Henry in the Fifth district of
lsIsoounty was released on bail on Nednesday-KtAt
MrS
r.., of Il CtYulpnan-Rev. Thomas NJ Bryan. n
I.-,,3erarv Clergyman of the Methodist Protestant
ss55lPrrh and member of the Maryland Conference,
Sei at his residence III 81 Mlch0eIs last sunday, in
5 ,5e 6lst year of his age
,,, rsson Ga.ette says that local option has been
in,aJ ine with good results i'll that town. There is
M Le one eighth part Of the liquor now drank there
i ss there was in former years and more building has
I'm n ione during the past four years of local option
Zen in the ~ years preceding
r,-o bro,hers named Thomas have a crab-canninp
.6Iishment At oxford They are the only persons
60 know anything about the art of canning as ap-
Si n the meat of crabs They will allow one to
P,Sr The process room, even their wives being pro-
tIn.J they shut themselves in and work EXper-
,snfs 10 discover the Thomas process are being
rrSje in Cambridge.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21

Ef-ARRINING IN BALTIMORE AT II NJ
Returning ledres Baltimore Daily at 3 p NJ stopping
81 all the above named landings except Turner's
LFeek. arriving at Georgetown $50 i'll the evening
Freight taken at low rates and carefully handled
Round Trip Tickets Sold at Reduced Rates
ma! ION WM. CUNDIFF, Master
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21

Eirqucnty happens that severe pain is very greatly
relieved by thorough purguti0n. Use Dr. Bulls Baltf-
laorr Pills for this purpose. Price % cts.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
For Sale OF Rent.

81 The House formerly occupied by Mrs. Ann
fTSTffff c. Holding, on Methodist Street, Smyrna.
lfaaR1n For information, apply to
w. ID. HOLDING
At Denneys Flour Store
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21

7rr CREArION.-Since the creation il is estimated
- UUJ 900 0O0 have lived on the earth This
% divided by - Sol 900 the number of square miles
:rs 81 dS6 To square rod, and To a square
~ Suppose square rod be deVided into IL graves
,b would contain lUJ persons. But this is Specula-
'n and of no benefit to the 1000 900 100000 peOpe
.batnow exist 50OOU0O 900 of whom are invalidS So
.H"rGl diving each year What they most want are
~ fsrt, concerning DR.. Pierce'S Family Medicines
IN y,ar, his Golden Medical Discovery has been the
rdarl remedy for the cure of the scrOfuOus throat
- Iung diseases While for over quarter Of Il cen
'1-, Dr Sasus Catarrh Remedy has been unrivaled
~ i positive cure for cdtarrn. The testimony of
,5oissuds of ladies' has been published certifying
,Ss r Perccs Favogite Prescription positively cures
M diseases and weaknesses peculiar 10 women. For
mi luturlnation see the Peoples Common Sense
Vs3ical Adviser, an illustrated work of over 800
rrs price post paid Sl50. over lOOO0O copies sold
t3ress thr author, X. V. Pierce, NJ. d. Buffalo ~ Y
---sS%---
TIN YEARS OF HORRIBLE TOETURE.-MrS Sarah
Ut1ion Of Fast SD street New York for ten Years
i,-s As patiently aS She could, the agony of a leg
,r5l len IL fuur times its natural size which was red
and raw and from which constantly uOzed biStcrng
.,.n.on One weeks application of Giles Linimelt
i.iiie Ammonia restored the hidcOus member to
.nl9lete soundneSs. Giles Pills cures headache.
~1d by all druggists JAS. p. Iotfeckcr Agent
smyrna Trial size = cents. send for pamphlet
DIR. GILES,
l20 West broadway, y. y.
Eipquenty happens that severe pain is very greatly
relieved by thorough purgutiOn. Use Dr. Bulls Balti-
~, n. IsllS for this PURPOSE Price % cts
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
SPRING MUSLIN UNDERWEARE.

SPRING MUSLIN UNDERWEARE
Although this department has been increased To-
more than four times its former size it is now
scarcely large enough to accommodate its many
patrons No such stock can be found elsewhere.
The department is situated i'll our retired second
story parlors, easily accessible by elevator.
Spring HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
lHc products "l all tie best makers Of France,
EnG!aii ''cimany and our own country, are on
exhibition at our counters All the novelties in
SilE, inG Cotton and Ij;ic Hose for ladies chill
dICu and men Our stock i'm all grades Of Under
wear is the most complete i'll this city.
The 'Trcfpuysc" ana other brands Of Kid
Gloves, in shades TO match the new shades in
Silks and Dress Goods, Men Kid Gloves, hand
Soncly embroidered. Isle Thread Gloves in as
syrtmcnt greater than ever before shown in
Philadelphia. Fabric Gloves Of all kinds.
SPRING NECKWEAR FOR GENTLEMEN.
We have all the newest shapes, materials, effects
and cOluringS in NeckwclT II prices at least
third icSS than is usual Our three brands Of
lar shirts ever sold in this city
SPRING not SEKEEI1Nt, LlNENS.
The very lHrg,. business dome in Ills DEPARTMENT,
requires us to BE daily in the market 50 our GUS
toners are assured Of getting The freshest goods.
III every description Of Linens for table OF house
Use at the lowest possible prices. We have also /.
very large stock Of Crctoics Raw silks Jutcs, etc
SPRING QUILTS AND RLANKETS
We have in stock all grades Of Jacquard, Honey.
comb and &iaI,cil!eS Spreads in sizes for cradles,
cribs, ship bcrths, single and double beds. We
are Offering large size 81 MINER BLANKETS at
SlHb per pair, which is lower than such excellent
pp 9@Haty @ y, Of g%4Is has ever before been sold.
]
our assortment is complete in all the newest
styles and CoioriuS,. The newest things for
Ladies and thi!drcns Coats Is soit-uish COrlu-
roy. We have it in all the popular shades.
! SPRING PAItASOI.S AND UMBRELLAS.
The newest styles Of Para,uS an entire de-
/ parturc from those in vogue last year. We were
confident tEa. they would meet with popular
favor, and Ia in a large stock uc the choicest
shapes, style, aud handles. Though the prices
have been ;d9Nnccd bccariSc Of scarcity, we shall
/ offer uUFs originally intended. al u small III
! crease on the manufacturers prices.
/ SPRING CLOTHS AND C.ASSIMERES.
For Mems and Boys have the
largest and best assortment of these goods ever
shown by us Scotch Suitu"s, Fine Suitings.
neat Plaids Stripes Checks, DiagonalS in great
assortment and at very low prices IN Blue
Flanncis We have the Standard Indigo GOudS
/ SPRING WHITE GOODS.
White sto be very popular this season for warm
weather costumes. OIr assortment Of Iques.
swiss. Naiu>""k. India Muslin, &c, is UIl>ur-
passed. The prices &~ low be marked
on goods of similar qualities.
SPRING DRESS TRIMMINGS.
I Everything new or novel in these goods that
has appeared this season will be found at our
counters. \ very great variety Of every style Of
Buttons and well selected stock Of Notions.
III cannot fail to command the attention Of every lady
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
NOTICE.

by gives notice. that Letters of Administration were
granted u me on the 18th day of April, 1879; all
persons therefore having demands against the de-
On or before the 18th day of April, 1880 or abide
b! law in this behalf
WM A. HOUGH,
april 7-3w Administrators.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21

re,nel tea is simple remedy to quiet the baby.
"a mis- innocent article is embodied in Dr. Bulls
Rbv syrup which puts the baby to sleep without the
nj NJ u,t Of opiateS. Price - cents.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
FOUND

By many reliable parties using Anthonys Compound
Poultry Powder, that it j. a safe PREVENTIVE. and
mas CURED CHOLERA i'll advanced stages cents in
vested, less than the value Of good fowl, may
save your poultry. Allow il 10 LClfis own testimony
by giving it Il trial. | Will send package 10y mail.
postage paid, Oh receipt of =; cents or for 81 Sold
by McS3rs }. Il. cooper, l.. y l.. H. Beck Il Co., j. ".
Denney and Z. NJ. Fowler.
S. E ANTHONY,
apr &-2m Smyrna Del.
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for your wife. She does many for you
bakcs, cooks, scrubs and mcnds. Her work
is never done. Get from your grocer q pack
age Of Gilt Edge Butter Maker for twenty
five cents She can churn In half the time,
get ten per cent more butter, and Of q color
that she win be proud Of The valuable book,
"1Iints to utter-Mskers,n Is given away BY
all storekecpcrs
Nova Posr-0ETTcE, Ashland. Co., Ohio.
May 18th, 1879.
BUTTER IMPROVEMENT Co.:
Gesstiem<n--My attention was called by your
correspondent OF Elyria, Mr.. BoYpton, to your
Gilt Edge Butter Maker, and wished me to
give it trial. We churncd one gallon OF
cream according to your directions in your
letter to Mr.. Boynton, with the following re-
suit, time Of churpipg twelve minutes, pro
duced 33l lbs, color good and quality far bet
ter than anything that have tried previous
ly. have been engaged In the dairy bush
ness more or less for the last fifteen years.
Also took of the same cream, the same time
and from the same bulk, emitting your pow
der, as per directions, with the following 70
suit, time OF churning twenty minutes, three
pounds, quality inferior, short OF what is re.
ouired in our market. would further say,
made second trial with about the same 70
suit. Truly yours,
e. 8. VAN AMANx.
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GOLD WATCHES GIVEN AWAY

$500. 900 worth Of solid God and Silver Watch e.
eIlyerwa1e, Pianos, Organs Sewing Machines French.
Musical Alarm Clocks and Jewery besides an Immense
amount Of other valuable goods just for doing itte
favor which every man woman. bog or girl can easily do
20 be given away fully described and illust atcd
By engra,tngs In q book entitled :. The Golden
70 any one in the United States andsCanadA Address
+. GLEASON & Co. 90 summer Street. Boston. MAS
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"Drinking Smoke" in Persia.

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tno 80, W. nl,n no Io nr h Ude. %
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s, moa por";an ,uaoI ,,,,'nmod = ;n.n
b I"Jv g 1871 an 5 p i o,. ,;to o
Da,.n - NJ W. .sni - ~ IN
Il IT, Sro !, ! ,at;o5 so wnnId ~an Tho
tmn,bat + ETH damn. ha ,,,usses - into
sS S,'" e;s, = S.a IT, n 1870 ~
snG p,Pe,Do' - ,'" ~, , adnt "; IT,
i i;sse ..i - ,sI.aaJ =, ti'o,,s. ,,hara;,
',ss az, - g.. ~ w, stosu, W.,
ss mus W s,un, .,.,' go A. a,,s,,; vs
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~ .,'v -. ~ ,lppn',tI,,;d th'.a r.
to ne s; ;pah.s n ,onatl, apd carrad NJ
n;rp,,od ,r;th ,,ons,s ,f cold yn,, ax-
6ansf r,rr l,,npgss and dr.sry in tbro,gh
.,.s I'll - .,,a s,o,,, rI.l,,nso.
'fo a" .,'' a1e,S liz s,,o l Is Az
~ III, ~ a. ~. AZ ;. not If tn
hacco. # ;s infinitely finer swee,er
more ,,el;cate' rs + the ,ose-w,s,er
,h r yI;cl, tho smoke has nassed
i,r n,ea,s 10 t,,be that extends from
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woop1axp Yolo County, Cal, March 3, 1872.
Dear Slr-I tale great Pessure 70 rceomm e. n,
yssr~ S.slierr6 MN cOu1pcAfion o. Diseases and
for ts iast year hsvs been aicted with khenmstism
- f1sf va not able to do anything for time, but
snce uiing your syrup Il eel Ike new man ,..x.s
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Bn,cx llKEr1x6 Ncrsx Cecil County, "a.
Dear Sir-This Is % certify 0at Wa i0up,ea VIII
Dlufness IN tn Be9d. and also Neuralgia ~ nesIs
i1E 9 sSas s3s1 sd n,ssA syssxE ga a
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cNrEsxzLLx, Bibb county. Ala NAY \, l9e
U1coA oyrug has curf1 two c1seS 49, = ~ II,
rover IN M family. and tnerefole tsks ~ "
EP-CHuESk
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THOUSANDS spEAK.-vEGEruNE is acknowi-
edged and recommended by physicians and
apothecarics to be the best purifier and
cleanser Of the blood yet discovered, and thou
sands speak in its praise who have been 70
stored 10 health.
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NATIONAL YEAST 10 always reliable. It ney
er fats. It Il tho leading brand. People
throughout the United States have used it fo'
years.
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sroxr POINT. East Baton Rouge County, La
Dear STRAIT the suggestion Of . friend bought some
Of your Indfan blood Hyrep. which has cured
Wcro troubled with. d II fLArNAhENs
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Epilepsy or Falling Fits.

The writer has several friends who were
afflicted with falling fits. Some OF them had,
after expense of thousands Of dollars apiece,
both Europe and America had failed In their
cases. They ut last tried country doctor
who has since removed to this city, and he
cured cgrry one of 1iem- Most of his cures arc
effected without seeing the patient. Simply
by correspondence and by medicines sent
them. Any OF your readers desiring letters
forwarded to him, or simply desiring his adj
dress, may write A. B. A., Box 1901, Phiadei-
phia, Pa p. s.--No charge for such service.
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TESTIMONIALS Of CURES.

poYys STATION Pamela County, Miss
pror sir-My mother was down sick With Fever.
some time ago and G. nlmeBccd taking yoar Indian
BIoo6 syrup. which had tho desired effect She
says there Is nothing 70 equal h uoyvyoo..
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visit for these books fallnost through the press.)
TEMPERANcEJ EWELS. J. II. Tenney.
AMERICAN ANTuE HOOWs
PA8LOR ORGAN INSTRUCTION
BOOK. A. N. johnson
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see fuu lists Of New Sheet Music every week In tn.
Musical Record That Is the way to keep well Informed
Of all new issues Mailed for cents.