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mccfing Of Congress 10 the hrst Monday In
January In each year; bills proposing 10
erect ~ new public buildings in various
cities and towns Of tho country; bills pro-
posing 10 siibsidize steamship lines, build
canals, prohibit military interference at cleo
.iens. 70 equip Arctic expeditions, for dis
Geneva award, 10 rcorganize the militia Of
the States, 10 establish system OF bank
ruptcy proceedings. 70 organize territorial
form Of government In The Indian Territory,
and for hundreds Of other purposes.
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FRaNKFuRr. Clinton County Ind, Feb 10. 1870
HWdr Siy-.i had been ~ much troubled With Iys.
pcpsa and indigestion for ten twelve years that
hardly anything eat would stay on my stomach hau
tried great many medicines and none did me any
good until obtained and used your Indian Nt00u
syrup. which has cured me PERFECTLY. can itrom-
mend u a. thnsr suffering with dyspcpsla a. cItfsi
remedy and believe II will curn any case y tug ufcc
lions are followed RACHEL ,. kEisLhi
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pIKr's pKAK. Brown County. Ind
Dear Sfr-ivas afflicted with EfySipniaS. or Falling
% for several years and have spent dollar after dol
lar for medicine without obtaining the n ghir>t relief
The physicians were bshied With little nope " Oh
tanning relief tried your Indian blood syrup.
The sprcuy and perfect astunished everybody.
was able IN few days % about and DO little work.
before taking the medicine was not able ~ stand
without support am now over seventy years ~ are
and feel like young man. have no hesitation IN
recommending II 70 be the greatest remedy known %
the world. WILSON MOORE
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vECETlNE
PREPARED ny
h. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
vegetine IS Sold by All Druggists.

A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Gentlemen Of business ability whose
time is not now fully occupied, would
do well to consider the offers made by
the Equitable Life Assurance Society to
local agents The average annual new
business Of this Company for the past
eight years. has been larger than that
Of any other company in existence. 1t
has recently made its policies incontest-
able after three years; and has gained
worldwide reputation orgreat iinan-
cial strength and promptness in the
payment Of its death claims. Letters
should be addressed to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. I20 Broadway,
New York.
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vEGErISE Is the great health restorer--
composed exclusively Of barks, roots and
herbs. II l. very pleasant to take; every
child likes t.
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No matter how handsome a family
monument a man may have in the GEM
etery, he never wants TO lie on his back
and look up al it.
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"poN'T ~ wIlhoul O. GIIbert'. starches. \
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a GREAT medicine in small walls. DR..
Pierce's' Pellets little pills}. No cheap,
paste board or wooden boxes, that allow q
waste Of strength. Sick headache, dizziness,
rush ~ blood 70 head. bad taste In mouth,
bilious attacks, juandice, internal fever, boils,
and ne tile rash. Sold by druggists.
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CONTAMINATION Cure4.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF n simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections also q positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested It's wonderful
curative powers In thousands OF cases, has
felt IL his duty to make IL known 10 his
suffering fellows Actuafed by this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffering,
will send free OF charge 10 All who de sire Il,
this recipe, In German. French, or English,
with full directions for preparing and us
irg. Sent by mail by addressing with
40 li.arers' EL.ek. HxnAnter. AZ Y
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spRISsvALK. Nh. Oct ~. is7a
Dear Slr--flftcrn years ago last fall I WAS taken
uck with rheumatism. unable 10 until tbs
ntxf April frm that time until three years ago this
tai suffered everything with rheumatism sometimes
Thee would BE- weeks AZ time that could nor step
sup. these attacks we're quite often suffered every
Thing that = man fonld. Over three years ago last
tprinE 4 cnmmenced taking ytaEIIsE and followed u
W until had taken seven botes have had rhruna
u.uni.d with rheumatism . try ykakIIAg ana noe
tuilous ~ far ~ Mr. stevens Cone rned. Yours etc
ALBERT cRODkER
yhm a 4 Croker Co. Druggists and Apothecariea
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SO to 10000

THIS rian puts the smallest operator. with invest
ment Of from $l0 ~ 900 par with the who
10000 and Yields him prupurtionate pr6t sccurc9
Alike % all tho q large capital used with skil
I'd experience Full Information mailed free. Address
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Wait for these books, almost through thepruss)
TEMPERANCE JEyHELS- y n. Tenneg
AMERICAN ANTH I'm BOOK.
PAWLOR ORGAN INSTRUCTION
BOOK. A. ~ johnson
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vEGETINE
WILL CURE RHEUmATIsM.

Mr.. ALBERT CRooKER the welknown Drusriss
1nn ApOfhecay. OF Springyaie Me- always advises
eveEJ one uoubied with rheumatism % yEGEIlNB
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SOLD. CHALLENGE WASHERi
- Improved and On apenei washes EAsn-
ER. QllGu<s. m and BETTER' than
7W any other known machine process sent
- ONHIX WEEH< - TIM 4 4. 10 any part
OF the United states 81 return Il our expense
- ard money refunded n they fail 70 give entire
- satisfaction
& AGENTS WANTED. T rssaEI
- eW- They NEVER wAIL' % sel ana
g j. ". PALM Nm = CO.. Aubum.AY.
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See full lists Of New sheet Music, ever week IN ne
kuso1f HeDTd. That Il the way keep we'll qnf0rmo0
Of all new issues. Mailed for cents
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-07-08
A Clowns Funeral.

A clown was buried at Finchley, England,
a few Sundays ago, accordingt to his directions.
First in the funeral procession rode the ring
leader, leading four danes de Ia cirque in cos
tune. These ladies were followed by the
bounding brothers, the sword-swallowers, the
s~altimbangues, the bare-backed riders and
other male performers. Then came q dwarf,
carrying a black flag, and after him the Bar
barry ape, Jacko, on a Shetland pony. JACKIE
was in a suit Of sables, and his steed was also
decked in the trappings and the suits of woe.
The coffin was borne on an open bier, and on
the plate, where the royal coronetl should be,
were the motley garments of the clown. Two
clown colleagues followed the hearse, but if
they filed the position of chief mourners,
their garb was not in keeping with their place,
for they were chalked, ochered and dressed as
if for performance. The strange cayalcade
was wound up by part of the circus band in
one of the gaudy professional carriage. They
played such airs as $50 Where Glory Waits
Theear Down Among the Dead Men," I'm
Some Far Sultry Cline" and other morcea,,r
selected by their deceased comrade. At the
cemetery of Billy Walton were laid in the
grave, and when the daisy quilt was snugly
spread over him, each of his brother clown
turned a summersault over his resting place,
and with that the remarkable interment con-
cluded. saasS
r. IT, HHa9N. 49, IH ~ a.aTrp4.H
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VANITY'S FAIR

Hiss Irish, aged twenty years, conducts the
foreign correspondents Of the Interior De-
partment.
The hair is still worn frizzed, crimped or
banged" and in broad braids of eight or
ten strands, arranged in loops, low on the
head.
A fellow who fell in love with a school
ma'am called her Experience" because to
him she was a dear teacher. Hi
When a woman challenges another woman's
vote in Wyoming, there is a scream, a rush,
and slS worth of millinery is raked up and
carted away.
"Have YOU cleaned house yet? ?" is the
first question that ladies are required to
answer in al intelligence Office.
A mother on cottage hill saw her little
daughter draw her sleeve across her mouth,
and said, "Tilly, what is your handkerchief
for?" ITO firt with, mamma" was the
innocent reply.-Oa City Derrick.
A man will treat a crowd to seyenty-ive
cents worth of liquor, and then tell his wife
he is too poor to purchase a quart of straw
bsrries.-Oa City Derrick.
THE DRAMA OF LOVE.
Act one, we meet;
Act two. give clasping hands;
Act three, some kisses sweet;
Act four, cold barren lands;
Act 1--WE, a granite slab that lonely stands.
Thomas 8. Cazser.
Parisian ladies who do their own needle
work have adopted thimbles with a pebble
inserted as a top. The agate, cairngorm,
oayx and crystal are the most popular, as
they look very pretty in their gold or silver
aetting.
a woman should never be sent to a butcher
shop to buy meat. She will hesitate between
fhe roast Of spring lamb and porter-house
steak, and finally compromise On a soup
bone and q mess of greens.-Keokut Gate
City. 4
Lord Hsaxfeld's butler gave up his place
bseause his ordshlp's wife was always scold-
ling hins.Lordin his master exclaimed,
s<s ye'se little to complain o; ye may be
thankful ys're nor married to herr
a rustic bridegroom was complimented by
uns o. his acquaintsnces ON the alarming
.Isceeprance " his brids. ashe has the most
EleRy eslp< { hsFs eyer seen.' remeEked the
tf$<1nl- .Yes, Il dnGht 70 be goos, 2 pepsivcly
eesled he groom; sshe paid . dollar for
3n1t : iiittie BIT IN u saucer" ~
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Mrs. A.-"Somebody's in the next room.
| wonder what they're doing" Looking
wistfuliy al the k~eyhole.l aI've good mind
TO PEEK Mrs. Bs-"ob,I wouldn't isn't
right-ss Mrs. A.-aI don't care I'm just
dying TO know Z lPuts eye to ksyhole, but
Immediately lakes is away, aise5BeeTted.l
HIN the key is M" Mrs. B-"Yes;so I
found before you came IN sLBestoa Traa-
script.
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Bx D Brown.
Lassy / should sdas say rs soi this i he eleventh.
And ali the cards are out for May the twenty
seventh.
6ixtsen days. ana t6en-ah. then-ah, then,
(don't twit me,a rs
lhope the tailor cuts thatswallow-tai to at mel!
Tow hera Well, 1 don't. speaking quite sin
mi, then, she'll stand me in twenty thousand
yearly s
And . fellow can't, for any scruples silly,
anon to let q chance like that escapehim, Billy.
Doubtless we shall be moderately happy
Shes woman grown, and I'm not over sappy;
And we've both confessed to many early pas
sions,
Which have been outgrown, along with other
fashions.
Experience. you know a woman's nature mel
And she has been engaged to half a dozen fell
lows;
80 the old, old story to her was. even older
Thar to most who hear it with their heads upon
your shoulder.
stin, she's well enough-that is, I mean she's
charming,
And loves me, though her symptoms are not, as
yet, alarming;
Ana remembering her fortune, her bank ac-
count, and carriage,
/ really look with pleasure upon my coming
marriage.
But, speaking now of love-perhaps you may
remember
The little girl I met in the country last septem-
bert E 49,
Lord ! what eyes she had-I told you something
of5aer,
But I think l didn't tell you that I learned, in
fact, TO love her.
You see, I spent a fortnight in the sleepy, old
romantic
Village where she lives, and that fortnight drove
me frantic;
We rowed and drove and fshed, and roamed the
woods together,
And talked-oh. well, Of science and butter and
the weather.
And never once of love? No, never, on my
honor
She may have guessed at that, from the way 1
gazed upon her;
30 pure she was, SO sweet, with such a freshness
70 her,
"OAu, olu wy IeAt aSLlamou 70 WOO
her. I'd.
Ashamed OF vapid talk and all the small devices
Which. in q drawing-room, we offer with the
icos;
Not one Of those soft speeches could 1 find the
tongue to utter,
And so twas wise, perhaps, to confine myself TO
butter. @5
Wall who, 7 ~ a,-~x Ill - :.
ute,
And trie. to use my voice, but the very deuce
was in it. @
As dumb as any oyster I stood, and she was
dumber,
Until, at last, I told her l would come again next
summer
Now, what / want to say, should you chance to
see her, Billy,
Just offer my excuses-make 'em sound or make
'em silly t' "
Tell her that 1 wrote her-tha the letter was
miscarriedL
That I'm forced to go to Europe-but don't tell
her that I'm married. '
For, honor bright, old boy, though this is the
eleventh, MI
And all the cards are out for May the twenty
seventh,
1half regret I didn't confess 1 loved her dearly.
And marry her instead of twenty thousand
yearly! -Neac York Clipper.
@
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IRON ROD HOTEL,

.. G4RLAND, Proprietor. llITq7
a GOOD FEED STABLE IN CONNECTION.
Also. q BAR, In which VIC keep tho best of
Wines. Liquors ard Cigars.
fatronage OF the travelling public solicited.
S5-u neS. GARLAND.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-04-23

Piedmont & Arlington Insurance Company, Rich
mond ya-B Q. hartsoOk has been elected presl'
dent: Leroy s Edwards secretary; Hop
kips cashier. and George @ Jefferson member OF
the Board in place Of D. j. Hsrtsook, deceased.
All the other directors were reelected.
Roanoke College Commsnosmsnt-d John
Eaton. United States Commissioner OF Education,
has accepted al invitation to deliver the annual
ora'iou before b. literary societies Ot Roanoke
College. Va, on the 10 Of June. Elk President
Dosh viii preach the Blecslsuren'e aud Rev. j..
Peterkin, D. D, of Richmond, Va, will address
the Christian Association.
A finely illustrated srt-paper, entitled Boston
Watching Schools. viii appear ID the May VIDE
Al0dke
The Christina Iade1 Dresoyioes Hebrews Y A: %,
for Sunday sickness. Il pro1ounces It better than
Quinine to break no the perlOdicity OF that com
mon complaint, aud advises those troubled TO sp'
ply the remedy promptly, before It becomes chronic
During the quarter eudiog ADril lst. the New
York Elevated Road carried 1889 40 passengers
aud the Metropolitan carried :, $50 62Si making
total OF IL ATS 099
The Farmyills Lithia "A qualitative analysis
made By Prof Wiliaa E A. Aiken, University
of Maryland, OF the Farmville Llthls Spring NO
shows that it contains the following substances
CsrbOnic Aud, Sllphuric Acid, Sllelo Aeld. Osi
cium, Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, L'thlum'
Chlorine, iodine, Iron and Organic Matter.
Sanford R. GifT,rd with portrait, studio and en-
graviog OF painting, will be the subject OF No. V.
Of Oar American Artists, IN the forthcoming
Vide AtDdke
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Since the introduction OF the DIXIE Pillow
nearly all of the pillow makers have attempted &c
make their pows conform LAS far as their construc
ton would admit to the principle upon which the
Dixie Plow is made. thereby confessng its superior
m echsnical construction.
Farmers and Planters from Maryland to Florida
are daily certifying that it does better and more
work. and for less cost, than other plows,
MERCHANTS will find that they can make
larger PROFITS on these PLOWS than on most
any other class of goods.
CASTINGS for all plows in general use sold a.
lowest FACTORY PRICES.
P. n. STARKE,
feb 12-Sm No. I, 18th st., Richmond, Va.
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Died. April l4,h, at her residence in LexingtO

Died, April l4tb, at her residence in Lexington,
Va, Miss NANCY CHRISTIAN BAXTER
This announcement will awaken precious sssOGia
tiOns 10 the hearts OF the many TRENDS OF ner uls
tinruished father, Dr.. George A Baxter or salnted
nemory-and stir the hesrtiest sympathy. espe,
c;sljv for The two sisters in their loneliness and
grief. .,,.,b
Hers was one of those unselh3h lives whose worth
:. =; 5f ,nlt IN estimate and whose unselhshness 1t
Is scarcely possible to measure because their nAa;
enee was exerted upon the deep under-ourrents OF
lite. rather than upon the surface OF society one
orofessed Christ In 1881, and was 90 active Ohris-
tan constant IN her mInstrstions to the afflicted,
and was especially useful 10 her hte,@ork IS
teacher, which she pursued for over thirty years,
gith enthusiasts devotion. Her Influence ioI
800 iI long be felt In the lives Of not few OF
- buodrsfpwho we're her pupils.
DsBz the grace Of God her faith and hope did not
fail her 10 death. Her last words were CAIN
ayoTal of her mistaken trust IN Christ, and she
repeated tie 659:h hymn, as expressing the prayer
and hope Of her soul a Z.
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MattiEa,

at walnut Farm" jefferson county, w. Va, by
Rev. A. C. Hopkins, JOHN P. aEss aid Miss tLos
ENoE E. SrsIDER. second daughter OF John D. Stri-
der. Eco AL of Jefferson county, W Va
April l7th at the residence ofthe brides parents,
ot,sr tbe manner of the Society of Friends, JAMES
n CRENssAw. of Henrico co nty, and NJ. BELLE
PIFAsAsTs, daughter of William q. Peasants OF
this city.
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FARMvILLE, VA, June 18th, 1875

FARMvILLv, Va, June 18th, 1878
Ny Dear Sir,-I take great pleasure in testifying
to the value of the waters from your Ltha Servings.
have tested them we'll tor some weeks past with the
following results: l. fud them highly Diuretic
2. They are eminently Anti Dyspeptic. g. They are
finely Appetizug. All this discovered in my per.
sonal use of them not knowing their qualities lex.
cep in the first case above nsmed) from any reports
of others 1 have assuredly received great benefit
from them and, if 1 may Judge from their effect
upon my own case, can and do most emphatically
recommend their use to any persons needing help in
the three conditions noted above.
HERBERT q. HAYES,
an16-1m Pastor of Presbyterian Church.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers, OLD DOMINION, WYANORE. ISAAC
BET,II. and RICHMOND every TUESDAY, FRl-
DAY and SUNDAY, at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and wellbuilt ex'
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state rooms and bath
rooms, and the fare, accommodations and atten'
tons are unsurpassed
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York, on the cOmpany's covered pier 81
North River.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua
expenses incurred.
FreiVhts received until P. NJ, daily.
Cabin fare to N. York, Sl2; Steerage, 30 ana 90
Fur further information, apply to
GEO. W. ALLEN CO., Agents.
feb12-1y Office: Compsuy's wharf, Rockets.
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J. A. GRIGG.

No 922, 10th and Main Streets, Richmond
A goods in following price.liSt are from reliable
manufacturers Notwithstanding the low prices, they
are we'll finished and are warranted. Orders solic.
ted and faithfully attended TO.
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Crabs Patent Drawing gerifyrS
WITH COPIES

A NEW INVENTION. Corrects the Drawing
where wrong, and veri6es it where right. Any one
who will apply themselves during their spare hours
At home NAV, by its use acquire thu art of drawing
ANYTHING they wish at sight Beautiful and valuable
Drawing Copies, with Manual of Sketching aud
Drawing accompanying it, in neat case, complete
for 81. All dealers. or sent b. mail, prepaid, on
receipt of price, Address
Room No. 9, Cooper Institute. NJ York City.
Send stamp for Students Art Journal.
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A Real Favor.

We take pleasure in doing fayors to our readers
aud we feel that we are doing them one 10 calling
their attention to the eminent Piano ard Osga9
Honse of Messrs. Sanders 4 Stayman, Is North
CHARLES street, Baltimore, Nd, and lll9 Pennsyl
-Vania avenue, Washington, D. O. This house Is
vel. known to our readers as being the General
Managers for the South for the matehless E'tey
Organs, which are without rival in the market (;
the suoerb Weber Pianos, which are the admirs-
ton Of the musical world; the Bradbury Pianos,
which are " household word" among our people;
also, the Fischer and the Wheelock Pianos, good,
honest Instruments at low figures. Write to these
gentlemen. They are in every way relia6le.-EP's-
copal Methodist 0eI-lV
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of COIN, BONDS and STOCKS,

Bank Of Commerce.
APRIL %, 1879,
Virginia Consols, Of
Virginia Deferred, y
Richmond City Bonds, 6's 1O4
Richmond City Bonds, SIS, 40
Petersburg City Bonds, IS 90
Petersburg SIS Ivy
Lynchburg City Bonds, SIS l0l
Norfolk, SIS 20
B. & D. Railroad Bonds, mortg'd, u
do do Stock,
Virginia Cen. R. &. 1st mort'ged Bonds, ex int 96
do do Sd do do ex int, 50
do do per cent do do 1O4
Va. and Tenn. R. r. I'd mortgsged Bonds, ~
do do 8per cent do LOB
Orange and Alex. r. E. LIST NOR ed Bonds, 80
do do I'd do do 70
do do per cent do As
I'd. and Petersburg B. R. 8 per cent, lO4
do do I per cent, 100
do do Stock, 40
R., F. and Potomac r. Z. per cent. Bonds, 30
do do DO 40 4oO
do do Common Stock, 40
First National Bank Stock, 1Is
Planters National Bank Stock, lOS
National Bank of Virginia, s0
State Bank, 10
Merchants Bank, 10
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FARMvILLE (vA.) LITHIA SPRINGS,
JOHN HOUSTON, Proprietor.

Water furnished at the depot in Farmville, Va
at SO for fve.gallon demijohn; money must accom-
pany each order. Address W. 7. RICE d CO,
Farmville, Va.
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Portable TURKISH Bath,

A TURKISH BATH in your own room for
cents. This is secured by cheap apparatus, re-
Gently patented, for the production of Turkish and
Vapor Baths, at the cost of the alcohol that supplies
the heat. 1t has proved more effective than the
ordinary Turkish bath.house in eradicstpg
RHEUMATISM, ASTHMA, CATARRH, SKIN
DISEASES. DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL NERV-
GUS AND DEBILITATING MALADIES.
PAMPHLET FREE.
Address 6S, E. 4th Street. Cincinnati, Ohio
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A Carl

HAVING had many years experience in the prac-
sites needed for important branch of Church.
we feel assured of our ability to meet the needs of
our people.
All BOOKS recommended by us for Sabbath
Schools, are carefully read by competent persons,
and our personal attention given to the selection
Having an intimate acquaintance with most OF the
leading publishers in this country and many in Eu-
rope we have unusual facilities for providing choice
books.
For q new SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY, send
for any special books you may want or list of thoie
you have on hand, and stste the amount you wish to
invest, and we will make careful selections and as.
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j. K. sLEIeHT, SLEIGHT Il HOWARD,
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ia l5-3m
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Rev. B. F. Woodward, P. f., Va. Conf
About twelve years suffered from Dyspepsia. =
Falling in with this remedy, gave it a fair trial.
After its use could eat anything with impunity
am sure am indebted to this medicine for what Of
health and physical comfort | have had for the last
sixteen years. have known many since to be re-
leved by its use.