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American women eat more candy
than all the other women in the world
II Is stated that the grave Of Brig
ham Young, who left eighteen widow
is utterly neglected.
A fortune-teller. known as Meta,
died recently in Vienna, leaving $40,
900 and the business 10 her daughter
The Rev. Ada G. Bowles, Of III,
First Universalist Church in San
Francisco, married pair the Other
day, aud was the first woman 10 do "a
the Pacific coast.
Father" said wistful lass about
sixteen years Of age, II know some
about grammar, but cannot decline
matrimony nor see the reason why
myself and Gilbert cannot be conju.
gated"
One hundred aud seventy-eight wo-
men, mostly from South and East
Boston, have asked to be assessed for
poll tax in Boston as a qualification
for voting next December.
Two aged colored women fought in
the Newport almshouse. and it trans
pired that sixty years before they had
quarreled about lover so bitterly
that on meeting. their animosiiy was
as strong as ever.
A French woman. who made a for
tune keeping shop under the empire,
has had her yacht and her cottage
painted black. has changed all her
furniture for ebony. and proposes to
mourn for the Prince Imperial the rest
Of her life.
The Girls Friendly Society. an Eng
lish organization, is composed of SER
wants aud ladies. and publishes a list
Of those associates whom its members
can recommend as servants. II pro
vides a home for girls out Of place,
and has a lending library.
A young lady writes 10 an ex-
change: "For my part prefer an
evening passed at home with pleas
ant book to attending balls, parties
and theaters." o, certainly. When a
young lady hasn't a beau, nor a new
bonnet. nor a new walking costume,
she generally prefers to pass the eve
ming at home with book-which she
is too mad to read.-l Norristown
Herald.
At a social gathering the other eve
ming, an outsider could not have de-
tected the slightest villainy in the
voice Of Mrs. NJ. us she got Mrs. b.
in a corner and said "Mrs. b., you
are a sharp woman. Last month
when that French dresser with vide,
vide drawers went to your house |
could not make out its use. l now
hear that you have purchased some
real lace curtains, and those big draw
ers are just the place to keep 'em in y
Some ladies in Mrs. BIS position
would have flushed up and lost all
chance for striking back. She scarce
ly changed color as she carelessly
swung her rocker around and replied !;
The only time | was ever worried
about any thing saw going to your
house was when your daughter came
for my shawl and diamonds for you to
wear to church weddingP OF
course neither lady had any meaning
to her remarks. That's the way they
always chin each other in company. -
Detroit Free Press.
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PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
LAND, STOCK AND CROP
ia order 10 elise the partnership existing bctweel
the underslgned, We viii,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER I'D, 1879,

Sell 10 the highest bidder, the Farm on which the
late Adam Pence died poaacssed, situated In Lin-
cola County and lying immediately on the turn
pike road leading nom stanford 70 Somerset, Tires
Mills from the former place, and In good neigh
contains about 100 Acres OF No. Land. The Land
Is nearly all sci la grass and Is In high state Of
cultivation The Farm Is supplied with never tall
Ing and abundant stock water. The fencing u In
good repair. The improvements consist Of Large
aud o0nimoiious Brick Dwelling, containing eight
large rooms and two halls. The barn aud eut-hous-
- arr gooal A splendid orchard on the place In
iact this 4 one II the ulosi desirable farms In the
County u Lincoln. We viii also, Al the same time
aud place scl Al pablo Outcry large quantity Of
STOCK and Crop consisting u about 20 head u nice
young Cattle principally yearingsi ~ head Of No.
MiH Cows, With Calves about 200 head of thor
Ough-brod aud grade Cotsw0ld shecp; 10 head oi
hofses and Males, aniong them hne pair u year
old Mars Mules - nice young Hog. The Crop
consists Of 70 u Corn IN eld 800 o. 400 bush
thing grOun on the farm. Also All the Farming
finplruaenis, consisting - nev Mover, Wagon
riows, tear Ae, and nev Buggy.
TkkMS.-The farm will be- sold Tor one-thifd Of
the purchase money cash In hand. the remainder
Ia one aud two years, equal instruments, interest
al the rate 81 pef cent lom day Of sale The pur-
chasef can have the privilege OF Gall seeding, and
can goi fan possession Jan. 1889. The stock and
crop viii - sod 90 credit u thIoe ni0nths ior all
sums % ien dsllars and over under that anl0uut,
cash M hand. Notes made uegotlable aud payahle
Ia FARMERS Nat Rank % STANFORD.
rsr.ons desiring 70 look a the Arm viii be ac-
coianiodoied BY calling On the undersigned.
july 20, 'ls.-2n a. n, a n. q. PENCE.
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a Rows Compo@ifion on oId Maids.

a Bos's Cossposiffos oa old Maids .
Old maids are women Of various
ages. sizes and previous conditions.
Some are very large and some arc
small maids. and they are all older
than they want TO be. The exact time
when they become old maids is not
known; some get ripe sooner than
others. | don't like old maids, be.
cause they hide preserves so boy
can't find them. II my mother was
an old maid would run of to Lead
vile. Old maids are good for some
things. They can tell which doctor
10 send for when you are sick, and
they know how many drops of pare
goric to give boy in cucumber time.
Old maids don't get married easy, and
don't like children well enough "a
sleep in the middle in hot weather.
They can't dance because they have
no partner 10 balance. Their business
is 10 make bonnets. teach school, and
raise spring chickens. Some times
they will raise a boy with shingle
when his mother is gone to the heath
en- society.
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ACTIVITY IN THE IRON Trade
Though it is now midsummer, usually
a dull season in the iron trade. the de.
mand for iron is great and prices are
tending upward. The intelligent Sec
rotary of the Iron and Steel Associa-
ton Of the United States predicts that
the product this year will be the larg-
est the country has yet known. He also
believes that the activity which pre-
walls today in all branches of the
iron and steel trade will continue for
at least year to come. Nearly all
Che fayorably situated rolling mills
are in operation, and numbers of these
nils, as well as furnaces and steel
works, have orders ahead for several
months. The truth is. the iron indus.
try has been so long under a cloud
that the actual need of iron through
out the country is enormous.
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How 70 Gather wp the Fragments
that Nothing nsay Dc lost"

How 10 "cafher wp the Fragment
that Nothing man Dc lost"
We believe that the French cook
have the reputation Of being the mos
economical cooks Of all nations, an,
the subjoined extract from a yer.
gossipy and interesting article in al
exchange shows how matters are look
ed after in the French kitchen
Suppose that one egg is left,or on
potato. Here, Bridget, or the house
wife herself, says, 'one Is not woril
keeping, and throws them into tn
swill.tub. The French housewife i
not tempted by that unhappy insiitu
ton, always yawning at hand. o.
the contrary, suppose the egg is soft
boiled; she drops il into lineup, ant
makes IL hardboilcd at once. On,
hard-boiled egg chopped fine is wha
she needs in composing salad, and
the French housekeeper is wise in be
half Of good health, Of good taste ant
Of the beauty and variety Of her ID
BILE, 10 have salads innumerable-a'
many kinds Of salads rs Bottom had
~ =. IT.. !. Az. ,l...,.d
IN -, &c "a - I.
A. e 80 " r.on.h -
..;e. -. A. - :, -. n,
H.. 49,, -. . - .o,,, .,I -
-. -, 80, ~: n, a.
Il, -, T.. -. - -,
I;.I a. - a.. L;.l. 80 a,
l.. Ill ~ n -,
- 90. d;.aa.. ho,. ~ - Loal,I
.na 80. IT, $50 -, az,
~ -. hall n. ona N ,La ;u.ro.I;,
on,. oS ~, .onn Tho h..;nn;n. .,
h., .o,n !. no.a,.,Iv 81 No.. Shs
80 ,I. -. -.
IN. ,.;.,..s1 1T, 80, 80 AZ. -,
- -, ...;,t,.l ~ -, 49,,
u.nn.r snd NM, IN ri. 10 ovs, wL;ch
: In !. 80 ii :, r., :, . ,o.,,
- - a., -. h. '.,,i
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;,,na.,;,,;o,,.I, co., ,,,,, h,,, ,ho ~,
HI ~ mo-, oon,sn;on, - ,Le
- an ~ all II, ,,,o.o c.a.n,on,.
81. b., 80 a. ,,o ,he,a;n Tho
-. ~ ~, - m, .a,;.;a,.
b., r.. A. en- IN ~ u,oa;,;on
-. -, a. e...,..o.,,. a., .o,h;n,,
49,, r.o,o =, onr e.n,;,;.s s,n'
49, A., 900 49, . oun 81 m;lt I.r,
iron, bal e,.,. in am, Close, 4 \ .l;os
o. ,no 81 .non.a =, o,noaLo = mali
s.n.o, =, ;slIv o. ,re.a,vos In ,hs
Au,o-;... Lon..hoi1 ,lo lib !. &C.
.no.,I,. ,L-,.a 90, ., ono - a.
nL;lI.s. = NIL. a. al :, So,
Pill, III A. an. .. n.o...,a >,
no. own hro.lc,., % .ha o.n h.va
,hs cancer 10 w.sh' The caks !. Given
a. A. oh;la.., :. :. ;n,a.,,,ss -
nal. 10 .Do;I ,he;r anne,;,e. Lol
a. 80 ho..ow;,ai Tha o,n .,
nib w;,h an or, /. I;,,,s asvor;no, Ina
"a 80 ,h,.ls.;,,. -. a, -.
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Silk stockings are so pretty this sea,
son that the whole front of the shoes
have TO be cut away to shoS fhemto
advantage; but they are so high that
-that-we pause for windy day
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At the close'of the sermon the min,
lister became impressive. Raising his
voice he said Judgment Judg
montl" and a small boy rear the yes
thule door shouted, "Out on the
first l7-ENhifa Gazelle. g.
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81 know ! am a perfect bear in my
Manners said a young farmer to hi'
sweetheart, ''No indeed, you're moi
john; you have never Rugged m'
yet; you are more sheep than bear"
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A Pulaskiboy recently swallQwsda
penknife. Although not quite GU. Of
danger, he finds some consolation in
The fact that the knife belonged 10 an
other boy.
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There are two little girls of the
same name in New London, CT. The
other night one of them said her pray
ers, and for fear they might be cred.
tied to the other child, she added, af'
ter the. Amen, NO. 10, Orange street!
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Wives OF great men OH remind us,
We should pick out wives with care
so we may not leave behind us hall
our natural crop of hair.-[N. Y.
Graphlc.
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When we are told that Mt the pres
Int time over 800. 600 gallons Of pc.
iroleum or earth oil are brought TO the
furface every day in the oil regions Of
Pennsylvania alone. the mind is stag.
gercd by the contemplation Of the
magnitude Of this comparatively new
industry. So lavish is Mother Earth
Of her hidden stores Of oil that il il
sent TO the surface much faster than
Il can be taken care Of, or stored, and
at the present time 300, 900 gallons, at
the lowest estimate, run to waste ev-
cry day. The great United Pipe Line
and other methods OF conveyance ut.
terly fail To convey the oil to markets,
aud the enormous tanks for storage
are full To overlooking. There are
tanks owned by companies which hold
5.OO0.0OO barrels Of oil. and all Of
them are full. The wooden tanks
owned by individuals aud private con
Germs amount in their aggregate ca
pacity 10 as large a number OF barrels.
aud these also are full.
Thus il will he undenioodlhat there
are great axes OF oil above ground u
Wen rs below; but there Is good rea'
80" 10 oei'eve thai the suo'erranean
deposits may with great propriety be
ea''e" oceans rather 'han lakes Inc
oil WORKERS are evidently pumping
from lneNhaus'aole supplies ron the
rock chambers below and what are
called the "spouting wells deliver
Their vast currents with the same Inn
pel"esi'y as When the drills hrst tap
PED the pen1-uP stores An interest
ing inquiry arises Us regards what be-
comes OF The OIL that can not be Sc
cured; INT" what does II How and
where Is III hnnl resting placer Any
one who has WISHED the oil regions
VIII Know @ the nature OF Tho coun-
'ry' aud readily understand that much
OF The oil ilows into brooks or small
RIVERS anu IN time hnds It's way into
large rivers ana Is lost ultimately IN
the ouh OF mexico or the Auan'
VIC ocean. o.'ii larger quan''''e' are
absorbed 10y the earth IN rav'l'es and
marshy places and 'h"s :. Is lost 10
view Ia the hmous district one Is
led !" eNei"'m -"oi'' oil every where.
anu no un'Aln'ed waller 70 ur'nk'
There Is OIL IN the sou; oil IN inc
springs OIL on the bushes ana trees;
oil IN The atmosphere, apparently; OIL
gu the e'o'olng' ana :" the mouth
eyes ana mar OF 'he workmeni tue
Dread ana collee OF tue region nave
the odor OF OIL ANA the Deus are sa'u-
raled win IL.
How wonderful Is all TINS Wen
do we remember when The INST wal oil
rock OIL ie'' INTO our hands 4. was
cll'ed SENECA oil, ana II was claim
ell TO be a mos eiieacious remedy Tor
a variety OF Ills to which the human
body Is subject. The statement that
It iio~ed spontaneously from spring
IN Pennsylvania was received at hrst
with much lnereduliiy, as that was
regarded Us impossible; but IN a short
space OF time the truth was KNOWN
aud the oil was no longer regarded as
a mixture devised by human hands,
American petroleum oil Is now used
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ADVICE TO THE YouNo. Eat oys-
tiers only in the months that have an
"r' in their names, and drink whisky
only in the months that have a "k"
in their names. f Albany journal.
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lie was a Disguised boy. He had
exercised great caution, and had final
ly succeeded in crawling unobserved
under the canvass into the tent. And
he found il was not a circus, but a re-
yiyal meeting in progress. Il Boston
Post.
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Unlike the flea, when you put your
finger on hornet, he is there. -[Syr.
acuse Times.
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There's no special style Of engrav-
ing engagement-rings. A spiders
web with fly in il. is very pretty
device.
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When a man resorts TO perfumery,
he lets ii be known that he has but
little confidence in his own sweetness.
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81 don't precisely just have TO" is
the latest slang phrase. and a very
silly one.
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A'stick in time saves nine boys out
Of ten.-l Albany Evening Journal.
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A man cares little for his wrongs
when getting his funeral rites. 4 Yon-
kers Gazette.
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The Benjamin Franklin Primer is a
pretty good "git off" on some of the
present school series. The illustra-
tons are very cOmical, while the text
is in entire keeping with the grotesqne-
ness Of the cuts. FOR instance On
page IS is an engraving of the upper
side of a house; ON the roof two fel-
lows are participating in moonlight
sOiree; a vinegar.faeed individual hears
the music and opens the window to
take in more fully the duleet strains.
This is supposed to be his solilOquy;
Is this a cat and a kiti
Oh, yes; it's a cat and kit.
Can you hear the cat and the kitf
Oh, yes; | can hear the cat and the
kit. "
The cat is the dam of the kit.
Dam the cat aud the kit.
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Colors are fast when they don't run,
aud run when they are not fast.
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SCHOOLS
LOUISVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

Twenty-ninth Annual Session begins 81 Monday
In September, 1870. New location il5 and ga fth
Avenue Rclucrd rates for boarding pupilA The
course Of study thorough and comprehensive. Pine
opportunity Tor Calisihenics, Music, Painting, Ac.
For particulars address Mns. W. n. N0LD,
MIL I...l..LII. II
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PUBLIC SALE
o.
LAND, STOCK AND CROP
will offer Tor sale. to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. =, 1870,

The Farm GU which now live In Lincoln county,
i've miles West OF stanford aud three miles East
Of shelby City, containing 200 ACRES or FIRST
RATE LAND. In a line state Of cultivation; a
good Dwelling House. Barns and tenant HOUSES; Il
i veil waiered with good supply OF never-taiiine
springs for stock; and young Orchard bearing an
abundance Of fruit; ~ COWS aud calves, 5-year-
old steers; s Mares 10 I aud 2-year old mules; 1
jack; stallion; young horses and mares 90 head
Of hogs; SO aud lambs 40 acres OF corn, stacks
Of hay, GOO bushels wheat; two 1-hOrse wagons; l
r0ekaway and harness; farming implements, house
hold and Kitchen furniture. The land will he sold
on the following terms: One-thiri down; the bal
anee Ia one add two years, bearing per oent. In
teresi. The personal property Will be sold ON q
that SUM and under, cash In hand.
8s7-9t JOHN L. THURMOND.
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dhe Sntsrior Sournal
RATES or ADVERTISING.

Ones quarc one Insertion. %
A liberal deduction for each subsequent inacrticn
Regular advertisers vii hnd our rates 70 BE- as
moderate a. those 81 any other respectable paper.
"buslncaa Nollocs, rs cents pr line. Adrcrusinf
items IN Local Column, 20 cents pr line.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Of Marriages, Births and Deaths,
Inserted frco ofcost.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect, &c., viii, here
amer, he charged Al the rate Of cents yer line.
instead off0 cents, a. heretofore.
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Session Will Open Sept. 8. '79.

Having leasod this property ieT terra Of years,
overy respect. satialy The wants VI tho countly
special afientlon uil h gfen 10 fhe pfeparafi0Il
u young men for college Education ~ ~ i OH
motto, and parents may rl1l alalcd that oar uhl1
onorgea shall 10 devoted solely 10 tho iaoral aud
menlal development q our pupil.
J. :. Rkfrtnr, A. NJ n........,.
ns-u AIRS n. Y. tllfFkKr, h'ns'iAl.'
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CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL.

The 18th Annual Term of This
school begins Oct. 10, 1870. and
confinues7 months. Terrmss 500
LIST year, $50 ed year. For Cat
alogues or circulars, address the
Dean, RUFUS KING.
3s5-3m Cincinnati. a.
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1t is the place of the one introduc.
ed to make the first remark.
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FOREST ACADEMY,

Thirteen miles from Louisville: a school f,f boys
and young men. Aims 10 develop the character;
10 evolve the mental powers; 10 develop the physi-
CA frame Young men prepared Cor business OF
further Information, address
ss7-at orc. M. EDGAR. PRINCIPAL.
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SCHOOL NOTICE !

Miss Kate A. Blain's school for
Boys and GIRLS will begin on the
and Monday in September, 1870.
Terms. pcr session of5months, $40.
as1-ft
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OUR jon OFFICE rs COMPLETE
IN every particular; and our Jon PnINTKn Il a.
knowiedfed the best In the State.
Prices 10 suit the times.
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STAMFORD SELECT SCHOOL
WILL OPEN
I'd MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Having an assistant, can take pupils Of any
grmie. MY record a. scholar and educator r
public property. Let the tree he known nv It's
irmt My work has stood the severest test Come
where you know you will get the most thorough
instruction. For particulars see
Ss7-i0m In MYERS
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In Tuition, prices range from SIS 10 $50 in IA
regular departments. Urinary, Us; lniermediaie
ESQ., Preparatory, $40. aud Collegiate, SO.
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TO ADVERTISER
Geo.P. Rowell 81
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEW SpAPb

Many persons suppose this list to Do T TS
If CHEAP, low-priced newspapers .,aso
mite otherwise The Catalogue slanif,
yhat the papers are. When the name y oi II
printed in FULL FACE TYPE i +
Instance the BEST paper in the plasy IS
.rinted in CAPITALS il is the OIL
he place When printed in roman Tx h,
either the best nor the only paper, na' 4
Y a very good one. notwithstanding III,
ives the population of every to" anu .aa. ot
alton Of every paper. II Is nor " I'D
ist. IT Is NOT 4 CHI ZAP LIST ;ms
# The Catalogue for each state lil y, Al
owns which are not covered by the IL IN
nerated. 1T Is AN HOMES LIS e.. .ne.t
harged for advertising are barely "" on
Iublishers' schedule. The p.ice ~ rrb,F
four weeks in the entire list is S6'o- 40.
rates of the paper for the same spaassw
are So. 1886 s.. The list includes 9lV u al
IF which l63 are issued DAILY ana ~ sifi
LY. They are located IN SO d,fefsin.as
towns; of % are State capitals, s-1 b!
5 600 population, and asa county ss''p Oh!
on application. Address GEO: Brp
co.'s NEWSPAPER ApvEkIiSH
10 Spruce ~. fpriuting House "a
ti-ai tar)
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COTTAGE 6-oct UPRIGHT PIANO.


SIX OCTAVE COTTAGE UPRIGHT,
being the only one manufactured in the u. s. 1t is
made throughout of the best material and work
manship. The action IS our patent improved and
is the best in use it fills long felt want for a
light, portable, handsome and cheap Piano. which
willin great measure supersede the Reed Organ.
The Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery
and practice. Rosewood is suitable for the most
elegant surroundings. Guaranteed for five years
Will stand in tune as long any piano in the
market. Write for particulars and terms. Liberal
discount to dealers, the profession and schools.
Address BILLINGS i co.
81 EAST FOURTEENTH ST.
New York City.
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Now having many late irlprover,el. thT;
equal to every demand; cleaning VS.
Peas, Beans, Castor Beans, Corn ara sra
They grade Whea, perfectly by once handr.
aratc Oats from Wheat, Barley and Rye u
very perfect arrangements for cleaning
Clover, Flax seed, Orchard Grass, and
SmaA Seeds They Chat perfectly, ana
every qualification required 20 do the best
the shorteS. time.
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This Beautiful Tiano Up
right Cabinet or Parlor
Organ (like crt). New
Style Ne.16S5. Dimen-
slons-Height, s. inches;
Depth, .6 ms. Length, 60
ms. Three (3l sets Of
Reeds. Thirteen (I3,stops
Q)dfol1an, t2)No~Celeste;
81 Echo; IA Dulciana; t5)
Niolina;(6l Vox Humana;
81 Principal, (s) Haut-
boy; 80 Diapason: (I0)
Dulcet; (11)Grand Organ;
Q2) Principal Forte; ,13)
Flute. Five Octaye5. Up
right Bellows, with i'm
lnense power. Hinged
Lalnp Stands out of sight
wien notin use. Beatty's
In proved Knee Swell,
and Beatty's New Excel
s;or Grand Organ Knee
Swell. Magnificent high
ly fnished Black Walnut
Case and Elegant French
Ncneered Panels. Alllate
improvements. Weight,
when boxed, 800 lbs. 1t
contains Beatty's new
Nox Celeste Stop, which
isby far the sweetestand
most perfect that has eY-
been attained. Charm
ing ! IL the universal ex-
cls.ras ion Of critics and
lovers of sweet music
who have heard this
combination. The sud
den burst of harmony
thrown out by the Beat
~ Grand Organ Excel
sior Knee Swell, from
the scale being perform
ed by a Professional. is
lninlitable. Regular
Retail Price asked
for such an lnstru.
I,ient by the MOnOpOI
lists Agts. about $34o
l will sell this Beauti.
full Organ during this
month In order to have
IL Introduced. boxed
AnA A..ss-n..<a 49,