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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09
Claiborne Circuit-Methodis Protestant
Church.
JAMES W. HARPER, n. D., PASTOR.
PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. J. +. DAVIDSON breaches at no
mcr. lst aud Sd Sabbaths Of each month
At Mindcn. 2d Sabbath of each month
At Athens, 18th Sabbath of each MONTH
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09
Cumberland Presbyterian.

REV. +. L. LEACH breaches at ehi.op'
Second Sabbath in each month ana Sa,us
day bcfore-At Salem Church, Ihird oa0'
bath in each month and Saturday oeior'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09
Primitive Baptist.

REV. N. G. PARKER breaches ., ~ g.,
non, LIST Sabbath of each month";. ~.
Ramah, I'd Sabbath of each montn-as.t -
Paron, 4th Sabbath of each month snu
urday before.
REV. II. Is. HOWARD breaches ~ ~
tioch 3th Sabbath OF each month
REV. T. J. FOSTER Preaches .. '
merfeld, LIST Sabbath In each mon'A'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09
Town Of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. E. Church South.
REV. J. A. PARKER, PASTOR

Tulip Church First Sunday in each
month, at IL o'cl'k, "a IN. Humer-Second
and Fourth sundays in each month, at ii
ocl'k, m, and Fourth sundays at m.
Arizona-Third Sunday, at IL III, ana
: Z III.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09

A little Sunday school Miss was
asked by her teacher: "What must
people do in order to go to heavenf
"Die, | suppose replied the little
one. The teacher didn't question
her any further.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09

It was the wife of Gen. Sherman
that rebul;ed an unwomanly couple
for carrying on disturbing CONVEX
sation in the gallery of the House
the other day. Her brother. Gen,
Ewing, was speaking OH the loor,
and she tried to hear him bu; could
not, for their constant chatter. So
she drew near and calmly said: IL
could hear more of what my brother
is saying ii | could hear less OF yonT
nonsense
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09

During the year 1873, 4S railroads
we're sold under foreclosure, repre-.
senting Sl5l ,9lG,79O of capital stock
and elGO, OLA, 800 of bonds and debts.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09

cit is the little bits Nv things that
fret and worry u.s. says Josh Bill
ings; "we kan dodge an elephant,
but we kant Il fly
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09

A merchant can get along with
out advertising; so can q wagon
without grease, but it goes hard
and soon wears out.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09
TIE
SHREVEPORT STANDARD,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

4 pEMoCR,IIC-C QNsERvAIlNE, fo LiIi' ~. ~
COMMERCIAL, FAMILY AND
- LITERARY JOURNAL.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09
Christian.

REV. E. NJ. NORTHUM Presohss IN the
ion Grove, six miles north OF hoT Ssehtsth Of
Minden and EIdorsdo road, 50 oaoV"
each month and Saturday before
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09
Board Of School Directors.

W. J. LESLIE, Prcst.,
DR.. :. y. WEBB, Secy.,
Coz. J. :. YOUNG, GEORGE DAVIS,
i. T. LEDBETTER, BOB TARKINTOE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-09

NO, Tie above apply to some of them
quite as pnch asyit does to woman,
md il 80, why rot say, "Just like
n many7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
'sIbaisies."

A long time ago We received a beautiful little
book of poems, bearing the above title. II was
written by william Brun,on OF Brighton, Mass, a
poet whose verses have appeared IN our columns
for several years past, much to our satisfaction
and 20 the profit of our readers. Mr. Is. was at
the Harvard Divinity School, when he 6egsn to
write Tor the DEMOCRAT, but he has now located
Al Brighton. Our readers are so familiar with his
verse, it is scarcely necessary for Us TO speak Of
It's merits. Mr. Il. writes with great ease, and in
many measures. In reading the book, one is st
once struck by the variety OF its versilcatou, aud
by the purity OF thought expressed in rhyme. The
book is divided Tito tWo parts, called Love and
"Lile" The former exhibits pure love, in is
pulest phases and contains neither wordnor am
orous allusiOn. Life" treats Of the beauties OF
nature, and The sim OF existence, always in an
exalted strain. We observe several poems IN the
volume which originally appeared in this paper.
The work IS publishedby Lee Il sheppard, Boston.
we trust that many Of our readers who nave
learned To appreciate and love the poet, before
mi will assist him 20 the extent of purchs sing
copy of his book. Encouragement of that sort
will be worth more TO him than the money derived
from sales.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14

So. PARIS DR.. Robinson, Dentist,
VII. be 10 lis office over WiIliams's har-
cess shop every day. from s to y =. N.
This charge is made to the
people OF South Paris, who demanded
more Of his time than two weeks per
month.
=. L. T. Burnham has opeu,L Us pho
'oe aph saloon at South Paris, and is
prepared tor business. Announcement,
mex, week.
The young people of South Paris will
present BAKERS Drama. Above The
Clouds, and the farce, The Two Puddi-
foo.s," at This village. next Monday
eve, Jan. 20,h. The entertainment will
DO given 8. Andrews Hall.
The Officers OF Mt Mica Lodge, No.
Il l. o. o. F. were installed into their
respective chairs. by d. d. G. NJ, Chas.
Morgan OF ives; Paris, Thursday eve,
Jan. ?. d. 5. Kapp, n. g.; n. d. Boil
s.er, V. CT F A. Thsyer Rec Sec'y;
o. NJ. Bent, Per. Sec'y; A. E. Shurtleff,
Treasurer; n d. Bolster. Geo A. Will
son. J 5. Wright, Trustees.
Tne Officers elect OF Aurora Eucamp-
ment No % l. o. o. F. are S. F. Briggs.
C p; N. ID Bolster H p; A. f. Shurt.
lef. S. W; G. p Tucker, j. W.; W.
n. Richardson. Treasurer; S. F. Briggs.
Geo. A. Wilson, d. s. Knapp. Trustees
Taese officers will be installed Monday.
Jsn 20. by ID. ID. G.. p, f. J. Kicker Of
l. vision. The order wss never in a
pore prosperous condition than at pres
co. They have about completed the
frug up and furnishing OF their new
naIi. and will move in soon. and after
getting settled, would like to make Odd
Fellows OF every good honest man n
/. cir Jurisdiction.
The annual meeting Of Oxford County
Poultry Association for election of Off
ce-s sc. will be held Tuesday eve Jan.
p at Engine Hail, South Paris.
The Two religious societies are holding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
ONE OF TIE OLD MASTERS.

Yesterday we looked upon a pcture-a scene
from the hand Of ono OF the oldest aud moot &c
complshcd OF "the old masters" Like the works
of Raphael and Angelo, his works all have point
Of resemblance, or "manncrsm,n IN technical
language. They are figure pieces-kings, philOs
ophers poets, peasants, pauperr-eyery phase OF
human life has occupied the genius Of hs pencil.
Palaces and novels alike have formed IN back.
ground for his wonderful portrayais. The dying
mother, "ieavng rs "a legacy to her loved ones hOr
new born babe, Is one of the most pathetic
pieces The name Of the artist Is Disease.
Scarcely "A home in all this land tina; has not one
OF his pictures hanging in some OF its rooms, in
visible 10 the stranger perhaps, but 10 It's inmates
a. distinct as # painted but yesterday. lie has 4
dreaded assistant 10 whom he Oncu cOuildea the
finishing Of his pictures Death II YOU would
prevent Di-case from placing one al his fatal
shadow pictures IN your home, you must take
the requisite precautions Ia prevent his entrance.
At the first signs Of his approach, general dcbi.
ity. sletples-ness or habitual drowsness, loss Of
appetite. impaired appetite, constipation unusual
palloT, cough, night -wcats, headache, or nausea,
measures for relief should be promptly taken
Tho systcm should be clcansed and strengthened
by Or. Piercc'- Golden Med cal Discovery and
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets, which are acknowl.
edged to be the best sterative,or blood cleansing,
ami cathartic remedies ever before the public. BE
sides, they regulate the whole system aud impMt
to it "A healthUl. vigorous tone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14

BETHEL. Jan. lO.-Onr village was
shocked oy the report that Mr.. Robins
Brown. OF he well known firm OF D. r.
brown &c, wss touod dead n their tan
rery Thursday morning He LEFT bis
house about Z p. n Wednesday, anc
went directly 10 the BARK house, where
he was found suspended by the neoS
Abcu, Twelve. midnight he had been
unwell Tor several days, bus nothing IN
usual was Z .iced in his appearance. lie
WAS one of our most worthy citizens
md leaves = wife on three sons, TO
mourn his loss. II was an esiues1
worker in lhe temperance cause. aud
for several wears conducted he Juve-
nile Temple With marked success. tie
was also worthy member Of tho |. o.
d. +. and = member of their relief AsSO-
cation. Scarcely had We recovered
from the shock Of the early morning. be-
tore the SD intelligence that Mr. John
Temple (Sbo married sister o. Mr..
Browu. and lived near him) was killed
b. q falling tree. Mr.. Temple and Mr.
A 5ior Chapman were cutting birch for
spoo, strips about two miles iron the
village. near Mr.. Abisl Gamblers (your
correspondent @ lie left home in the
morning (ai,er being ioiormed that his
services would not De needed st his
brother in.law's) Tor The camp, and pre-
pared the dinner. and after pfs aking OF
ii, be was relating the CIRCUMSTANCES OF
Nj. Browns death 10 Mr.. Chandler
which detained him ie : minutes, when
be followed TO the Plsce where they
were chopping. and tee which WAS
falling ~ the time struck dead stub.
splitter from which struck him 90 The
had. aud killed him instantly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14

GILEAD. Jan. I've have been hsv-
ing some quite win,erish weather OF
late. compared with what We have bad
fer nearly i've seasons. There are
scarcely two leet Of snow IN the woods,
bu, that is enough TO make good going.
AID il is being. well improved by all.
George Buruham intends 90 DO cousid-
cradle logging from his Ketchum lot.
Henry Wight has Two teams hauling
spruce from his lot. SsuderSCn X Hast
inys OF Bethel are doing quite abnsiuess
logging from their lot Ephrsim Wight
is aso doing quite business logging
from the mile strip so caNed) 5. A.
Coffin is logging from the Bogg Tor Ben
Thompson OF Stark, \ Il.
Messrs. Bennett & Jewo,t are doing :
good tuIpess IN their mil. they have =
board sa~ cd "rerstiou, which will be s.
great convenience % our people.
The church which has been in course
OF erection since lsst June is completed,
and Is an ornament TO she village. The
ladies' have csrpeted the floor, snd hung
8 nice chandelier, which adds greatly TO
the ooEs sad comfort. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
Notice Of Foreclosure.

tTNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
i Ebtr Clough Of Bethel, in the county OF OK.
ford land state nf Maine, by his mortgage deed,
dated the sixth day of December, \. ID. 1876 con
veyed 10 him, the subscriber, the Anna Il. Winter
stand so called, situated In said Bethel consisting
of about one and one.fOurth acres of land, with
the buildings thereon, and bounded northerly and
westerly by land Of said Clough, southerly by
land now belonging to the heirs or Caleb Rowe,
deceased, and eastWardly by the road leading by
said Clough's-t.. s-,ure the payment of the sum
OF three hun dred dollars, In three equal annual
payments with interest-which mortgage deed is
Now, the said Cey Ion Rowe, hereby gives notce,
that the condition OF said mortgage has been
broken and that by reason thereof, claim a fore
closure OF the same. CElL0N ROWE.
Jan. 10, 1879. l4-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14

PARIs.-Mr. C. S. Richardson of Hart
iord, proposes to open a writing school,
IN This village, early this week, proyid'
ing sufficient Inducements are offered
His terms are City cents for six lessons,
pens, ink, &c. furnished by teacher. Mir.
K. shows some excellent specimens OF
his penmanship.
Dr.. c. L. Robinson Dentist, has
changed his office hours. he will be al
Paris Hill every afternoon, instead of all
day, tor two weeks in the month. as
heretofore.
Geo. b. Crockett, Esq. Secretary OF
Paris Hill Mfg Co, i suffering severely
from an occular disorder. lie has en-
ployed his eyes very s,eadly tor several
wears, no, giving them suilicien, rest
At tie stable ct Rawsou Il TUFTS may
be seen a splendid grade Jersey and
Dutch bull The animal Is little over s.
yesr old, is well formed. with Jersey
muzzle, large, smooth, legs, and is very
heavy Tor his sge.
The Qlsrlet Club gave Al entertain
ment tor the benefit of our Reform Club
last Saturday evening. Following is the
order ct exercises: Scleo; reading by
Hiss Lizzie Hammond; Song by Miss
Maud DimmocS; Instrumental music !;
Farce. The Man with a Demjohn; Fec
lamstiou by G. + Lowdon; Instrumental,
mnsic; Selec, reading by Miss Mae
NsI,en; Character Song by NJ. l.. Stacy,
with chorus, Whoa, Emma; Due, by Mr.
Bowker and Miss DE, encore Song by
Quartet Cub The club is entitled to
much c;edu Tor their preparation and
presentation OF This entertainment There
was largo aui euce present President
Rsws1n announced that the next Reform
Gao meeiin. woald be on Saturday
evening, when lecture would probably
/ delivered.
The UNITY Club repeated Our Boys"
last Monday eve. to fair audience. and
;ao bad luck Of a previous presentation
wss retrieved Mr.. ) K. Carter IS en-
Utied 10 much prsise tor MS care a d st.
tention 10 this play. Nj. C. has large
experience Ia amateur lhea,ricals. and
exhibits excellent TASTE in such matters.
Il kindiy assisted 10 putting "OIr Boys"
upon the Stage, aud greatly aided the
actors by advice and other assistance.
u vas quite a quesiion-,he necessity
OF laying p.snk walks on fremont Street,
in this villsge; on, events have shown
the proprie,y of such a course. While
the walks on Main Street are partially
cleared FROM snow, or single path is
'rCddcn through their centre. three 200,
walk has been shoveled from Hawkes.
store 10 the steam mill, and the p,anks
arc clear Tor ,hs whole distance.
Mrs. Laurinda Twilchel. one OF the
oldes, people in town, died at the resi-
dcuce Of her son, b. +. T~itchell, on
Saturday. Jan. H. Her age was s. years.
Funeral Monday q, 80 p. ID.
Regular meeting Of Unity Club, with
private entertainment. Wednesday eve.
Members Of The club. and those who wish
TO become members, invited.
The UIivey-aii>, Social Circle will
meet wiki Mrs J c. Marble. on Tuesday
evening OF this week. A,lare invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
TOWN ITEMS.

ALBANY.-The citizens OF Albany 20
the number OF a5ou, seventy, as token
OF their gratitude to the preacher who
has been supplying them as their pas'of
for the past two years, met 2, the d"e''-
inv house of Alexander Sloane. Esq on
he evening Of the S'h inst aud there
spread their tables with the luInrles OF
the season and every delicaey that the
mos, fas,idious taste could demand Inc
evening was most happily spent and al
epioyed the hospitality OF Mr.. and MIS-
Sloane. who are ever ready with the rest
OF the Society to render assistance 10
every effort to sustain the Gospel. Anu
A. evidence Of friendship towards their
pastor, an united in making liberal 40
nation. which. from the size and appear
snce OF the pile would strongly indicate
,ba, they generally favor specie payment
b EOsTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
Maine Board of Agriculture.

LEWISTON, Jan. "a branch meeting
OF the Maine Board ot Agriculture WAS
held st Grange Hall, Poiano, Wednes-
day. A large number Of farmers and
others were present, aud an Interesting
meeting resulted. Sheep hushandry was
we'll presented by papers read bv Mr..
George Flint OF North Arson and ID. j.
Briggs OF Turner, followed by genera
discussion. In the afternoon saving ana
application of manures was ably pre-
senled il papers by Mr.. W. W. Harris
of Cum Der and, President ct the State
Board. and remarks by J r Nelson OF
Winthrop, followed by "a general discus
sion. Music and refreshments were
generously furnished. Hon 4. A. Gil
bert gave an able address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14

WEST PARIS, Jan 10 MIR. l.. b. Weeks
OF Norway, who has been teaching a
ID lncing School at this place, commences
the course OF assemblies Monday even
iLg, Jan. 13, to continue six evenings.
Tickets for course 81 90, or 90 cts per
evening All aIu invited 10 attend This
has been a proftsble school 10 all those
who are levers OF dancing, and nu doubt
they will make tho evenings pleasant TO
those who attend.
Messrs. S. b. Locke & Co are purchas
ing large lot OF wood to be hauled io
the q. L. X. Co., giving the farmers n
chance TO put in their spare time dnrin <
the winter months. Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
County Con,rn'r> Road Bills.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, ........,, -.
1873, To q. 4. lIANItN"S bh'
May l3, To travel from Beihel to Paris and
return, % miles, a. Il one day time, - ~
June IL, To 90 miles tray and TWO ddy's
time ON petition Of +. RUNNER q
ais, llW
juno on Deii,ion of o. q, Havford ct ais. 1900
June "a To 20 miles travel and TWO days
1,@H, from "''"e' % ''0NOD'' ANU 200
June 2s To rs miles travel from Bethel to
Canton and return, and TWO days
time, j. %
July /, no one day on petition Of J F. Hap.
Aug /, TO one day on petition of Hap
good, 80
Aug. >. T.. two days time on petition o. J.
r. lIapgood, go
Sept. ~. To 100 miles travel tO Z. Township
and return. and days time on pcti
ton Of II. X. Goodwin and other, p 20
Oct. II, To - miles travel from Bethel 10
Norway and return, and one day
time, on petition OF j. W. Wcbhcr. 20
Oct. ~, To 100 miles travel 10 Richardson
Lake and return, aud four days
time, 20OO
Nov. Il, To 20 miles travel TO Riley PlaBta-
ton and return, and two days tune, = 90
Nov. 3, To two days time on the petition Of
j. T. Hapgood ct ais, 800
Dec. -, To rs miles travel from Bethel 10
Porter IN D return, and three Gays
time on petition VI Jordan stacy, 81
sId Others, 2uOU
Aug. iJ. To ,J miles travel from Bethel 20
Denmark and BridgtOu and two
dly time ON Joint view, on petition
oi Isaac Berry, 10 %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT or MAINE.
In the matter OF WILLIAM HAZELTINE
Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy.
THIS Ia 10 give Notice that a petition has been
l presented 10 the Court, this sixth day OF Jan.
uary 1879. by William HszeltiBe Of Lowell in said
District, Bankrupt, individually and as "a mem
Der of the firm OF Hazeltine Hill, PRAYING that
he may be decreed to have a full discharge from all
his debts, individual and cOpartnershIp, provAble
under the Bankrupt Act and upon reading said
Petition,
II is ordered by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, on the LIST Monday of March "A. u.
1879 before the Court IN Portland, in said District,
at 10 O'Clock, "a, In aud that the second meeting of
the creditors Of std Bankrupt, be held before
John W. MAY, Register, on the 2sth day Of Jan'y,
1879 and the third meeting Of the same on the 18th
day Of Feby, 1873, at 10 a. m al the Office OF Geo.
A Wilson in SO. Paris, and that notice thereof be
published in the oxford Democrat and the Port
land Daily Advertiser newspapers printed in said
District, once q week for three successive weeks,
and once In the Weekly Portland Advertiser the
last publication to be thirty days at least before
the day Of hearing, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons in in.
terest, may appear at said time and place and
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer Of
said Petition should not be granted.
WIN. Z. PREBLE, Clerk
Of District Court for said District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14

- The Tribune Almanac, for 1879, is q
pamphlet OF l2O pages. and contains be-
sides complete calendar tor the year,
large amount OF lasulaled information,
among which we lind Party Platforms OF
1878. Electoral votes. List OF Executive,
Diplomatic and Judicial Departments OF
the general government, vast amount
of statistical information concerning
American industries. and about g .vern-
mental appropriations, etc. Price 25c.
Address the Tribune, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
BEAUTIFUL NEW soNG.

The coming song il probably that late anil eN-
ceelingly psettg novelty, entitled somebody
Coming when tie Dewdrops Fall II "a a song
and chorus Of much sweetness and lreshness-in.
deed one Of the most pleasing melodies ever pub
li.hcd. The chorus Is simply immense The
author, who has written some charming songs, re-
Appears in The song field, alter retirement OF
some time and hl. hit a song that will run"
like wld6re. BY all means. send for this song
somebody, Coming When the Dewlrops Fall %
Price 90 ccn,-k IN elegant illustrated title. Pub.
lished by S. BRAINARD'S SONS, Cleveland, o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
Chew Jackson's Best sweet Navy Tobac'
POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

81 Was dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by sick family and
large bills for doctorng, which did them no good.
was completely discouraged until one year ago,
BY the advice of my pastor. procured Hop Bit.
tors and commenced their use, and in one month
we were all well, aud none OF us have seen sick
day ,incc, and want to say TO all poor men, You
can keep your families we'll year with Hop Bit
ters for less than one doctors visit Will cost
know IL, A WoRKISGMAS.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
Au.nd.ome Christina. Present.

MRS. SOUTHwoRTH'S COMPLETE WORKS
T.B Peterson 4 Brothers, Philadelphia. have
lust published an entire new, complete, anal uni
form edition OF all the celebrated works written
by Mrs. Emma d. r.. y. southworth. the popular
American au thoress whose position is at the head
OF all iemai, Vr',crs, for there is no American
suthOr now living whose writings secure such I'M
mediate AMI general circulation. IN All her WORKS
the highest and pUrest sentiments are brought IN
Ia tales of intense nteTe while the darker shades
of life are used only a. lessons OF instruction, or
10 offset The more winning characters she creates
There is great originality OF character In all her
works fine descriptive powers, strange and start
ling incidents, stirring adventures, scenes OF pa
thOs, and pages that quicken the pulses and thrill
the heart with interest and pain. There Is also
great ingenuity the construction Of her plots,
and in the pure moral tone which charscterizes all
her writings. Her novel are all iull OF the strong
est nterest-eNctlngt 10 the verge OF sensstonallsm
vet contain nothing 10 offend even the most ias-
tidious dehcacy, Their names are rs follows =
"Ishmgl or in the depths" "Sef'raised; from
the depths, How he Won her, -" Fair play, ""Nc-
tor's Triumph, ""A beautiful Fiend, The Missing
Bride 1.-The spectre Lover, ""The Artists Love ="
"a Noble Lord, -" Lost hcir Of Linlithgow, n"Tred
for her Life Cruel rs the Grave" tine Maiden
" dow The Family DOOM 'Thc Christmas
Guest "'.Tho Brides Fate, 1.-THE Changed Brides
"Falen Pride" The Widows SON Bride CT
Llewellyn,' The Fortune Seeker" The Lost
Heiress,r Lady of the Isle" THE Bridal Eve"
the Deserted VIE 1.-The Three Beauties, '"The
Fatal secret "Thc Phantom Wedding VIVA;
or Secret OF Powei, ""Prince Of Darkness, THE
Fatal Marriage, Loves Labor Won, 1.-The Gyp-
sy's PTophecyr Haunted Homestead "The
Wiie's Victory, D. "Thc Mother in Law ;" "Retribu
ton, 1.-The Two Sisters, '"lndai or Pearl River
course OF Clifton. #" discarded Daughter" "All-
worth Abbey" aud Mystery of Dark Hollow"
This edition of Mrs. souihworlh's books is print
ed on the fines; white paper Is complete IN forty
three volumes. bound in veiium, black and gold,
with full Git back, and Is sold at the low price
OF 81. IS a volume,or s752h for full and complete
set. Every family and every library should have
M II some If not complete set OF Mrs. South
worth books. They will be found for sale BY all
Booksellers, or copies Of any one, or more, or AL
OF them, will be sent 10 any one, 10 any place, at
once. per mall, postpaid, on renting slI5 for
each one wanted, in letter 70 the Publishers, L.
Is, Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.