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Personal.


Ds. q. II. McRonERrs IL rcSovering from his -
we're Illness
PAoF. y. N. McRoHERrs, Of Franklin Institute,
has returned home.
A A. c. sSow. Of The singer sewing Mac hine.
Danvilie, L. In town.
Mss sALLiE wooDoocE. Of Somerset, Is sues,
OF the Misses Boasley.
Mis- BELLE REDxoS, Of Winchester. is = guest
" ths fmily Of Mr. H. 7. Bush.
"A. 7. HuSSKLLr has Jast returned from q
trip through Rockcaatle snd Laurel COUNTIES.
Ms. 7. n. wAIroS, ia, Of this paper, Is making
business tour Of Casey and Russell this week.
Miss MILDEKD Laws, Of Parksville. the pretty
sister Of Miss Bette Lewis, returned home on Tues
day.
MISS MAosIE RowLAND, the little Danvills beau.
". has returned home, taking Miss Mary Owsley
with her
MIssKs PAruE FAuLESKR AND Ella JESSISos.
Of Garrari. were guests Of 1T. j. r. Owsley's family
this ueck
Miss LucH BooLK. the lovely daughter Of
Rev. J. A. Boyle, has retur ned IRON her school at
BuTksyiile.
EugsniA Parker spent yesterday hers, en- route to
Crab Orchard springs.
NissEs ASsIK AND ELLA noNKs two hand
some young ladies from Anderson county, are the
guests Of Mrs. g. D. wsareh.
MISS BEssIK FosrER. the handsome daughter Of
Nc. 7. J. Poster, Of this county, graduated with
high honOu a the Madison Female Institute last
week.
MIS- coaEKLIA G. CooFEn. the pretty daughter
Of Mr. D. N. Cooper, has gone % Decatur. Illinois,
where she win attend school during the coming
session.
Cor. AxD Mas, W. O. wEtcH have removed 10
Mr.. Leo HAyden's for the summer, the atier's
health requiring change to the irs-h air Of the
country.
Tns DAnvills rsibuas says that Misses Love aud
Robertson are visiting Miss Proctor" Misses Et-
tis Love and Annie Roberts win hardly rscognils
themselves a. the young ladies meant
JuDoE FAKScH TiProN. Of the Richmond Reggie
iss, and hoa. w. o. Cunningham, Of the Herald
were passengers on Wednesdays train, en- route
Tor Bowling Green and Mammoth Cave.
MISS REEA cRAIo graduated at sayre Institute
Lexington, ast week with soeond honors In ela'
0fourtsen she l. daughter Of Mr.. WIN Craig
Of this place. vhO Ia Justly proud Of her.
TmE guests Of Mis- Bessie Poster arc Mis- Li1si,
Turner, Of Louisville, and Misses Mary Smith and
Mamie white, Of Riehmond. The quartetis iol
beauty and accomplishments can not be beaten.
DG l.. p. BLAoKBURS. neat 0overnor Of Ken
lucky, and hia charming villa are al Crab Orchard
springs. The d.. has been Ia bad health TO- some
time, bat short stay At that delightful resort viii
sOOn d. him all right
Ma. ,. BREcK JosEs, of 81. Louis. Is at his old
home In Dansille on visit lie put In welcon'
appearnnce here laat SUNDAY and his friends wer,
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I0CtL NOTICES.


o..
'"h" S"'ANo" "ta' s"ee' navy 'o""'co
TAKr your Presentations 10 McRohcrt
"s'age.
lea CREAN can be had NJ Bushya on
short notice.
u,,on,, g..
rvht i.arn ~ lor he"Per' WV" Mo"eH
~ Mohooer'' S'"gg@
PTcruHE FRAMrs IN any style made
cheap Al McRoher.s a Staer's.
:, - = -,
.. IL - ~; ShaNl's h1ne Ie'e'''"
sP'e""" 'o' o' ''o"""g Nv" ''A'H'
pnynclANs prescriptions accurately
compounded al Chenault a penny's
n. -. .s..t =. 4, =,
49,, o,.a.y. n,....'..i iaaoa ss' w
NPP''-' ''""k'-' n'"'''"' NV" if"'"h-
Go 10 y, Handman's new saloon for ex.
Ira CINCINNATI Beer Free Lunch NJ all
hours.
LARGE sock Of Moldingr and Picture
Frames at Bottom Prices ~ Chenanlt a
Penny's.
aHAcKNrrAcK"a popular and f,agrant
rerfnme STA Nv Cbenault a Pennv
Stamford
- - "'' W." 'f"N's =
navored WITH pure grHn JHoe', and can not
he eSoelled
ATTENTION, FrsHenMES.- A full stock
81 Reels. Poles, Lines, Hooks, Sc, Al Che.
nault a pcnnys.
g. w.. A. LII. Az. g., g..
HouA "a'ct nasossu WIN .ne nnese y
~ 'a' u s''' Il ni Csn..,, ~ 49,
''' " 'e'''- e'' N'''"' " '''
A. this y the season for painting your
houses, you can had complete stock II
Lead, OILS and ealors NJ Chenault n PEN
hy's.
Fon sAtr-I wish to sell nv No. 4 ten.
horee Fnslue and Thrr-ber. For particu.
lara. cali on ~ address me Al Stanford i
j Dudderat.
Novx..01 A..,,,,.,. 81, A,,.,..... A NJ.
pats.,. 49,. -. ,.. y. ~ AZ ~
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sror some Of our neighbop have
been complaining about fox hunters run
ming through their wheat fields with theft
hounds, knocking down and destroying q
great deal Of wheat They should stop
hunting I'LL harvest Is over.
A THur-Broke the lock and went in.
10 the stable Of G. D. Englemsn last Sun.
day night and rode OF one Of the stage
horses, took new bride belonging to the
stage company and a sack ofcorn from Mr..
Engleman. He returned the horse, how
ever, some time during the night, but he
still has the bride and sack Of corn. II
he win be Kind enough to return the bri-
die and sack, he can keep the corn.
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llEAD-In io-day's issue the new sdver.
tisement Of Messr. Geo. II. Bruce a Co.
The immense trade secured by this house
in a business Of ninety days, Is another
fruitful illustration Of what pluck and en-
ierprise can, and will accomplish. This
new establishment already occupies posi-,
ton right up in front with our leading
hOuaes
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ATTENTION, CRAD MIR. John Bright
has hone in his posseasion which bis
great, great, great grandfather brought over
from England two hundred and twenty-five
years ago. lie Il also having a frame made
from the mulberry decreasing Of the old
Carpenter Fort, which was built more than
a hundred years ago.
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MIsEnY loves company, therefore il
Il some consolation to know that Il we are
forced to forego the pleasures Of the Press
Convention, Emmett Logan continues to
occupy his sky parlor in the CT. build.
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WHV2-The INTERIOR J0uRSAL and a
number Of the subscribers Of the Danville
Adrooais failed 10 receive that newsy sheet
this week. Explain yourself, Brother Marrs,
and take care that you do not let Il he the
case again.
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SPECIAL ErEcTIoS.-As no election for
School Trustees was held in the Ephssus
Church district on the frs, Saturday, Com
missioner J. NJ. Philips has 6xed Tuesday,
July ist, as the day for the election to be
held. The people up there should read
the paper. more and not get 40 far behind.
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CoRRrcrros.-Ma. Faulkner Holmes
was not member Of the Christian Church
NJ the types made ne say Last week. but q
Cumberland Presbyterian, ofwhich Church
she had been member for forty years. We
make the correction At the request of her
frienha.
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A SOURCE or PEIDE-A 6rst-class re-
tail dry goods store in a town, is, as It
should he, a source Of pride TO its citizens.
With an unlimited capital at command,
Hayden Brothers are able TO GIL and keep
full their large two-story business house
here, and no similar firm in this region can
show larger sales during the season than
they. Their carpe, and furniture depart
ment alone, makes large business.
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Coon TmSos-On Friday and satur.
day, ] expect = very choice loi Of Fruits
and Vegetable, consisting Of Oranges,
Lemons, bananas, new Apples Peaches,
Beans, Peas, Tomatoes, Pine Apples. &C.,
and At prices that viii please al. IA.
Busbv.
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than Inauguration Remember
CASH; and each founded Of
and thoughtful minds buy eel live
II to
Low be
maintained and ienni
line will furnished and sold aIvnon
hisrmn eGetb ness
What ~kh simply this Stand by of to nO
we'll ella" families pehOdc y msOuhlom
tore ls and these inbred
Study hard know the goods
astounding
months tda omne
them tcueIen u
ono hedh and dduivec
he CMwwhme
a ease
GEO. H. BRUCE e. co.
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wHIPrISa THE WRoSG MAN. Monday
night last, Alfred MeAlisier. negro. and
white scrub from the Keoba, had Difficult
iy, in which, by the persuasive eloquenee
Of pistol, the Knobite got the advantage.
Next day, McAlisier came across a white
man named Tom Manuel, and thinking he
was his antagonist Of the night before, and
wishing TO get even. with him, he jumped
upon him and gave him a sound thresh-
ing. Mr.. Manuel, innocent as new born
babe Of the cause Of the attack, and not
liking that Kind Of treatment. swore out a
warrant sgainst the negro, who was tried
before Squire W. X. Carson and jury,
twice. the first jury failing to agree, and
the last mulcting him in the sum OF $50
and costs. Az his wedding day was at
hand, he could not afford to go to Jail and
work Il out, but with the assistance Of
friends paid the amount, and on yesterday,
was welded TO dusky bride, who, in the
absence Of the $50 will have to forego the
pleasure Of an extended tour.
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THEvEs Ar WoRK.-A Crab Orchard
correspondent tells ne that several nights
ago some scamp entered the smoke-hOuse
q. Mr.. James Fish, and took therefrom, a
barrel Of sugar. a quantity Of -four and
neal, and several other things. The same
night some one tried To break into the
house Of Dr.. Carpenter. No olew to the
parties vet.
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FnoN ALI PoISrs.-les, from all points
Of the compass in this section Of country
come customers in search of cheap, dura-
BILE and elegant goods; and the first point
visited, Of course, j. Hayden Brothers, for
that firm, by iudieious purchases for cash
and persistent advertising Of what they Of
fer the public, have made an enviable rep
utation co-eKtensive with Central Ken
tucky.
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PrSsIoNs--The following bene6ciarie-
In this county, under the Arrears Pension
Bill, have reviewed vouchers for the ANTS
attached 10 their names Mrs. Harriet
Rsine-. Ss2i; Mrs. Martha J. Matthews,
ss2d; Mrs Susan Brady, S5Ss; Mrs. Eliza
beth Farmer, Sl,l2i; Mr. Julia NJ. Ed
wards, SIG, and Amanda BeaEley (oord,l
81 $50. The amounts Of the other claim
ants in the county will run about the same
In amounts a. above.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


siDE wAIK-The Trustees have order
ed brick Sidewalk 10 he Ibid frum the
Baptist Church to Depot Street, which i to
he completed in sixty days
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Jup0E J. D. DESNIs-In another coll
umn announces himself a candidate for
Police Judge Of Stanford. lie filled the
Office for one term in a most acceptable
manner, and ran for the Office at the last
election, afterwards declared illegal, at
whieh he was defeated only by few votes,
by Judge @. A. C. Rochester, who now
holds the Office by appointment. Judge
Dennis has shown how well he can admin
isler juaice, and his election will prove
that his efforts are appreciated by our citi-
gems.
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STILL LowER.-Owlng to the continued
hard times, and scarcity Of money, the
Hayden's have come down still lower than
ever on their Summer goods In fact,
nothing in their store Is sold or marked at
unreasonable figures. II a lady wants a
dress-pattern, a light wrapper. a bolt Of
ribbon, a fan, handkerchief, or any thing
else, she will not seek further after once
pricing things at Hayden Brothers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29
MIS- scELIANEo US.
WARD H. LAMoN.

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-Almost any
day during what is called the season here you
may see Ward ii. Lanon, the biographer Of
Lincoln, in the rotunda or corridors Of the
Capitol. His immense frame, his long, black
curls, touched with silver, and his open,
kindly counteDance arrest attention, and
strangers invariably point him out and ask
who he is His friendships seem to be mainly
with the set that came in with Lincoln. and
he and Judge Davis are now and then seen
in close conference, their protruding forms
touching in the most beautiful amity, while
their faces are a good yard or two apart.
They weigh precisely the same-304 pounds
apiece. But Lamou carries his immense bur-
den with ease. and, l may almost say. with
grace. Ii is well distributed and solid .sug-
gesting power rather than the encumbrance
which usually beset the fat. Lamon is 10
very truth a magnificent auimal-powerful.
statuesque, almost tremendous. he would
make better model for an image Of Hercu-
les than the. hero himself His arm is
thicker than one of Decon Richard Smiths
truly good legs, and there is q superstition
out in Illinois that it is made Of iron. If
Don Piatt had been struck by him, he never
had been kicked by q mule, but would have
closed his eyes forever, under the impression
that the dome had fallen.
Whe1 the Chicago Convention was as
sembling in 1850. il was whispered about
that Tom Hyer, the pugilist, had arrived
with great gang of New York roughs to
hold the galleries and fight and howl for Se-
ward Lincoln's friends selected Lamon to
lead select corps of Illinois hitters TO clean
out the New York gentry, and, If necessary,
to whip Hyer; aud the thing was done in
good time and workmanlike style. During
the war Q mounted sentinel ordered Lannon's
carriage from the side door of Willard's
hotel The carriage contsined ladies, and
the MarshaI's blood mounted in an instant.
He walked up to the man, seized the horse
by the rump, and dragged him about baif {.
square down the street, the soldier as much
amazed the while as If be had been corpore>
ally grappled by Satan himself. have seen
pictures of grizzly bears pulling mules
around in this fashion, but it is not often
that you see man do it. Being Marshal of
the District he had no little trouble with the
War Department and the military generally
He had q great many blacks legally commit
ted to his custody. and his strong determi-
nation to keep and deal with them according
to law was dreadful scandal TO sundry
members of Congress. They charged him
with disloyalty, and besought Lincoln to re-
move him; but Lincoln only laughed at them
and told them stories-very amusing to him,
but very exssperatiDg to then-to illustrate
what good fellow Hill" az he called him,
was, aud Ill he could afford to spare bin.
But ct length the crisis arrived. The Mar
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A TRUE GEaTLEMAs.-" beg your par
don," and with a smile and a touch Of his
hst, Harry Edmon handed to an old man.
against whom he had accidentally stumbled,
the cane witch he had knocked from his
hands '' hope did not hurt you. we
were playing most too roughly"
" Not Bit" said the old man, cheerily.
" Boys will be boys, and It's best they should
be. You didn't harm me-"
"I am glad to hear it, " and lifting his hat
again, Harry turned to join abe plsymates
with whom he had been frOlckipg at The
time of the accident.
What do you raise your hat to that old
fellow for :" asked his companion, Charlie
Gray Hes only Giles the hucksier." !" -.
sTfla. makes no difference" said Harry
"The question is not whether he is geutie-
man, but whether am one.
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WICKED FOR CLERoYMEs.-"Ib believe it
to be all wrong aud even wieksd. for clergy
men or other public men TO be led into Civ
ing testimonials to quack doctors or vile strfs
called medicines, but when areaily meritori-
ous article is made mp of common valuable
remedies known to all and that all physicisrs
use and trust in daily. we should freely com
mend It. therefore cbeerfuiIy and heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the good they have
done me and my friends. firmly believing.
they have no equal for family use. viii n1f
be without them"
Rev. Washington. ID. q. e
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CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!

SHIFTING TOP BUGGlES,
PHKTONS, RoCKAWAYS, (all sty!ss)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SULKIES,
SLEIGHS sc. And am also prepared to manu-
facture HEARsEs Of any description. 1 will
space of one year. Any work not coming up
20 my representation, will make good Without
one dollar's COST to the party buying: will also
riages, Buggies, &C., therefore to persons who
wish TO patronize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
] offer an ind ducement for them 10 buy OF me in
steao Of going abroad, as there can be substan-
tial work put up at HOME elsewhere.
lean negotiate with parties for work at their
homes il desired. If within day's drive, upon
notifying me at this place:
THAI kful for the liberal patronage extended 70
counties, ! respectfully ask a continuance Of the
same. Iawait further orders.
Phenix Carriage Works.
Dec TO- ls7s-y. Berryvile. Va.
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BALbou's MONTHLY MAGAzINE.-The
leading illustrated article of the May number
of Bal'ou's Mdga@ine is about the monkey
men of New Guinea, told by the author of
"a Whalemans Adventures" Then We
find several nice stories, and a number of
poems, adventures, and sea yarns, all going
to make up the contents of good magazine.
Published by Thomes Il Talbot, % Hawley
Street, Boston, at 81 so a year, postpaid.
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BerrxvtNe, ClarAe County, Ia.

rI,HE undersigned con tin to receive orders in
l. HE line for all kinda of Carriage Work, Re
pairs, &C., at his snoP, on the Turnpike leading
10 Miilwood. Having enlarged mia capacity for
the prod of the best work in every style, he
lee 10 con I'D of his ability please, and only
ask yoa TO CALL and me bofuro pure chasing else
where. as I am determined TO furnish work and do
all kinda OF Repairing al as little profit can be
done anywhere, and az buy all my STOCK of fret
hands therefore feel satitfied that can sell upon
edva nta g eous terms as any other shop that
practicable, and max to order all kinds OF vEHr-
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The effor, a. enli.t tha noiar.d

The effort to enlist the eolored pol
Of South CaroliDs in the Kapsss eniigrS ~
scheme seems to be fat eEaiInre. the a..
fortunes attending their Liberisn move "a /.
having made them ehary of eriers I
sehspes. and most Of them have settled d5
sespsnding their days in ,hsir native = &.
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Affections of tho Eye Ear, Throat. Lungs Bron-
chlal Tubes which ii many cases accompany severe
case Of Caturr. Tho in1lhmcd and diseased condition
or the mucous I msmIeTane Is the cause OF all these
properly under the Influence OF tho RADICAL CURE,
perfect freedom from them cannot be reasonably
It is but three years since sANFoRD's RADICAL
time It l!ns found its way from Maine to California and
clans to be the most successfuf preparation for the
thorough treatment of CatarTft compounded. The
fact will le deemed OF Importance when Il is
cHupicd with tho statement that within fve years
2O different remedies Catarrh have bccn placed
sale aad to-day, with or two exceptions. their
names cannot bs recalled by the best Uniformed drug
gIst Advertising may succeed in forging few sales.
medical properties It Is absolutely certain to fan into
incrtcd obscurlty.
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READ TH1s.-Wishing to close out my
winter stock, L am now selling very low for
cash. Special bargains in Hosiery, Ham.
burgs and Corsets. Dress Goods and all
Worstet articles at Cost, until March 1st
Mrs. S. Fl. ARMENTRoUT.
Jan. 2lst, 1879
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Jan. 21st, 1879.

Our PoPUIAn SoNG.-The Minstrel and Con-
cert troups are all singing Will L. Thompson's
new Song and Chorus, 's Golden Ysars Passing
By" There is now such mania for this beautI-
fnl piece. that dealers can scarcely get them
fast enough to supply the demand. Every lover
OF q pretty song Will want this piece. Send IS
cents to the publishers. w. L. THOMPSON d Co..
East IiVeTpuol. Ohio.
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days and Saturdays. All other trains daily except
Sunday.
January Z, 1873.
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PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.


The peanut crop'this year is estimated
at 1, 900, 900 bushels.
The pianist, Liszt, receives So, 900 q
year aud title in Hungary.
- A pair of horses in Virginia, aged re,
spectively 33 and 81 years, still put in good
days work.
An Indians lady of eighty eight years
is growing a third set of teeth, which are so
far advanced that she is able to use them.
= Never wash raisins that arc to be used
in sweet dishes. 1t will make the pudding
heavy. To clean them wipe them with dry
towel.
- Blue ointment and kerosene, mixed in
equal proportions, and applied TO bedsteads,
is an untsiling bedbug remedy, and that
coat of whiteWash is ditto for the wall of
log house.
~ Rats, mice, and insects will at once
desert ground on which little chloride of
lime has been sprinkled. Plants may be pro-
tected from insect plaques by brushing their
stems with solution of it.-Er.
An exchange says: You can't adver-
tise enough in week TO last a whole year,
any more than you can eat enough in seven
days to last 3G5; and yet some so-called
business men and boarding house keepers
seem to think SO.
A Nevada surgeon is in trouble through
trying to improve a womsn's nose. She
had broken il when q child, aud the mis-
hap had left it in slightly crooked con-
dition. The surgeon bargained to straighten
it, and attempted to do so, by breaking it
anew. The operation left the nose in a worse
shape than it was before. The woman sues
for $4,000 damages.
A Janesvills, Wisconsin, man claims to
have found surs cure for potato bugs, and,
by ten years experience in Colorado, to have
demonstrated that it is something which
every farmer ought to know. His plan is
simply to plant one or two 1ax-seeds in each
hill of potatoes He says that the bugs will
shun it every time, and that for ten years he
has been thus successful in raising potatoes
while others have failed. The proposed
remedy is simple, and it costs almost Dosh
ing to try it.
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AL persons that want their Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry repaired cali on Young
Burton. the Jeweler. Pain 18k gold rings,
warranted. Jewelry of all kinds. Specta>
cles from 25 cents to $3.50. Clocks,
Watches, Birds, Cages, Bath Dishes, Seeds
Canary, Hemp and Rape AccOrdeons, Vio-
Gns, Bows, Strings. &c. CaH and see him.
Sign-Large Watch and Spectacles.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The May number of
GOdry's Lady's Book presents the opening chap
ters of what promises to be most charming
story by the Misses Reeves and Read, entitled.
"a Rosebud Garden of Girls" "a Gentle
Belle" by Christian Rod, is continued with in
crcasing interest; and the miscellaneous matter
in tho Literary Department is fully abreast of
the best me- gazine literature of the day. This
number also contains an elegant steel plate
from original design by barley, entitled
The Young May QueeD,"a richly colored
mammoth fashion plate; unique design for
jewel case, with full-page enEravings showing
the demands of fashion; Work Departments,
Chiidren's Department. and the usual special
ties for which Cooley is famous. Tie price has
been reduced from S3 to Sc,
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Each package OF sANFoeD,s RADICAL CURE con.
tHns Pr snn9r mPESYsd InhaqE cc THes with f
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