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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
Nev MIIIImery.-Miss LIMA EMcH hna

Just purchased full stock OF Spring
STYLES la Millinery Goods. The mast com
piee stock of artihcias, shapes, ribbons.
aud everything calculated TO beautify the
heads and faces Of the genller sex. All
work done in the neaiest and latest styles,
and ut prices to suit the closest buyers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
Toledo, Delphos & Burlington R R.
TOLEDO DIVISION.
rnnk effect Wednesday. Jannary q, 1880

Trains stop on signal at the following Sta
tinnS: Asyiunn, Four Mile Lock, MeriRgn, Je-
rua,e, Presque Isle, Hutchinson.
Street cars will run in connection with all
trains arriving and departing from Toledo,
promptly.
G. G. GRUND. I. II. BURGo0N,
Genl Pass. Agent. Gcn1 Sup't.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

For SaIe.-A frat t.class farm, well I'M
proved, and located within one mile Of
Perrysburg, for sale cheap. Enquire of
Cook a. rROUP.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

Medical Noiicp.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. HAT.
FIELD, NJ. d., formerly of Dayton. now To-
Gated in Toledo, can he consulted at the
Exchange Hotel, on Fridays uf each week.
Office hours froui 1880 a. NJ, to 400 p. Al.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
SPECIAL LOCALS.

The Stevens Upward Filter is destined
TO supercede every other Filter in the
market. A. II. CHAMPNEY, Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

Wantcd.-Fifiy tbousand feet of IS
foot elm logs delivered at IloovER's Saw
Mill, Perrysburg. }. III. CHAPMAN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
TWYON A. HtOOR

Will sell you pounds of good Young Hy-
son, Japan, or Gunpowder, Tea, for ONE
DOLLAR
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

Stavc Factory for SaIe.--The under
signed desires to call attention to tho desir-
able location of the property known as the
Stevens Stave Factory, its close proximity
aud convenience to the raw material,
&c. This property will he sold at bar
gain. Call on or address
30tf GEO. WEDDELL, Receiver.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.
CORRECTED by KiNesBuRY & WILSON,

PERRYBUnG, o., April 30 1880.
Wheat Isl 10 Eggs...- .......... &c
Coru q 100 lbs. ... SIC Flour q bl SO 75@7 90
do shelled.. SIC Oats. ........ 33c
Dressed Beef: ..6@7c RIVE. ......... 400
Pork p bbl.''... Cluver seed bu .$5 90
Hogs. 461i15 Chickens q ID. ..... ..8c
Potatoes -. 80. 2503O Turkeys 7P ib ..7@9c
Apples q bu.- 81 90 Beans, navy $l.50@S2
Dried apple es.... .7c Lard '..'. .........'. '.7c
Butter. -. l6c, Feathers. go. ..30@40c
Hides at Psrrysburg Taunery - Green
trimmed 6497c. No. 2, Two-thirds price.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

Lc1re
Columbus. Q so An. 500 Pm tl2.l0 A, NJ.
lTriUe at
Toledo..... 2.55Px NJ 1000 do $40 do
Leaves South Depot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
Money to LOnR.

Mortgages Bought and Money Loaned
by E. A. HIGGIYs,
32tf Perrysburg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

-UntIlfurther notice Will buy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles %, 80 aud 80 feet long
Piles mustnot be less than Ia inches a
the pItt, II inches in centre and Q inch
atop end. To be delivered on the doe
at tPsrrysburg, for which viii pay cash
Off GEORGE BoETsCH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
Advertised Lottors.-rhc fol-

Advertised Bctters.-The following let
tors remain unclaimed in the postoficc at Pcrrys
burg o., for the month ending April 3d. 1870;
Matilda Beileville, John NJ. Lentz,
Emma Beard, Maud Mathews,
G. f. Chapman, Irwin Nubels,
Henry Detensmith, Ellen Rangborn
L. Dnmny Anna G. Roberts,
John Gill, Mrs. II 8. Spenser,
Geo. Kirk, t2), Henry Weber,
VIM. Kaething, Anna Wallace,
JaneC. White Mioheal Weaver,
Albert Wilson,
Parties calling for any of the above letters will
please say advertised" ELBEur d. Ross, p. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

Granted 10, Failures "A Total 90.
NEW STOCK,
New Stock,
New Stock,
New Stock,
Finest in the City,
Finest in the City,
Finest in the City,
Finest in the City,
And colorcd Cashmeres,
And colored Cashmeres,
And cOlored Cashmeres,
And colored Cashmeres,
ut the
at the
at the
at the
Peoples Popular Store,
Peoples Popular Store,
Peoples Popular Store,
Peoples Popular Store,
Eaton's Bee Hive, II aud 20 Summit St.,
Eaton's Bee Hive, II and 70 Summit ST.,
Eaton's Bee Hive, n and 70 Summit ST.,
Eaton's Bee Hive, II and 20 Summit ST.,
Toledo.
Toledo.
Tuled0.
Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
DowLIHG GREEN & TON ioeANY R. R.

Bnwlng Gr'n, Leave, 700 An 0;40 a 5:S0P.N
Bowling Gr'n, Ar'vr, s:35 a. 2:sOk 6:35 Pm
Tnntng any, Leave, s;I5 IL; N,k6:l5 Pm
TontogAny. Arrtve.,7;2O a IL AN, $40 P. =.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

Teachers certificates. - Certificates
we're granted the following named teachers
at the examination held at Bowling Green
Saturday, April oath, 1880:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
COLUMBUS 3 TOLEDO R. R.
THE DIRECT AIR LINE FROM
TOLEDO 2 COLUMBUS
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM SOUTHERN
and NORTHERN MICHIGAN To CEN
TRIAL AND SOUTHERN OHIO.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

HAkIWB IhHtCt JWH'y I8N5 Hb5U'
Three Passenger Trains daily Except Sun
dAys.l as lollows:
SOUTH BOUND.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

R.M. SHoxxAKER, Pres't, Cincinnati.
l.. Williams. Geu1 Sup't,
j. II. Weller. ASST Sup't, Dayton.
will. q. Norton, Agent, Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
GRAND RAPIDS ITEMS.

Balance on hand March %, $780,. 81
JAS. p. AVERILL, Treasurer,
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Answer % Cssrpsps.sesta.


Zysrlox.-in short, Zebaion. yoa
mean you wssh TO gain . livelihood By
"vriting for The papsrs" IL. Zseasoa.
the papers pad fUr mere writing issrs
might be = ohzsce for you gvs rrh Hat
they donI They wsni with ever word
An hsz. OF they ~sai news and every
thing ns~. Or. maybe, they san; m
old hing said over IN sms ncu fash
bon. Zsbalon. yoa may hare more or
less i~nyennvere-s Asd capacity for
original form q ~erprcssioa. bat yVu
vii need = grcs; deal 10 satisfy ercn .
small paper. You nus: oome down wtih
II, Zsbulon. siH or ser,n days oGi Of the
week .nd. Perehance. al o. seven beers
every day.
JONI kSox-Tke trocbie with Nos;
people in Argument u TIA; each = too
acsirucs - carry his own po4ni wiiAoas
In the lcas; giving dee a;;sntioa 10 their
nsighbor's. Sin uaAny zrguments;ions
10 the bottom and yoa MI ana that the
parties are discussing on difcrrni qus@
tons altogether, as II TIA, n should
contend iha; yellow Is Dot black. While
the other holds that green l. rO; red
JASK.-No, Jane; no yunng or even
old couple can cYrr thoroughly Ind .
each others disposition or pc~gulaTi,ses
until they sunder relations with ihcir
families and live for : year ~ more To-
grlhcr. Married couples are rough and
rasping =; frst and mus; hls each 9TH
er's dispositions down 10 = smDoihsr
polish. You can't DO this until both a
You are trying 10 paddle The sam.
canoe. It's sal but true, and no trial
experiments are allowed In this soTI IL
thing.
PIrTAcrs.-You arr walking att
gcther too far for sAks If exercise
When exercise fa:igues 10 your eonds-
ton Of exhaustion IL does no good bot
only harm. It's better only 20 exercise
So much ~ You can enjoy. Then YOU
gather strength; in the other case YOU
only throw it of.
URICH.-Iou can't have your cake
and eat il. II YOU must keep up with
the fashions and try and emulate IN
dress = ~millionairc's son on go per
week you must pinch in many other
places, and, after al, what do you get
by it9
EMMa.-lf your temper Is bad il a
not be cured by n single effort, or in a
month or Il year. You Will fad il a con-
trac; for Il lifetime. .
koRsER.-You ask our opinion 81
German mysticism, speculation and
metaphysical thought. Much Of it comos
of beer aud tobacco smoke. It's INT
times the drivel Of d lcthargic mind, in
fluenced by a lethargic body. When n
philosophers thought i - profound"
that nobody can clearly make il out, IL
do for amusement but not, for inn
provement. A quick, c~lear-headed man
will never seek Ia impose his theories,
speculstions and day-drcams rs facts.
N. \. Graphic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
INDIGESTION.

] love her! Words cannot express
The JOY with which her presence oils me.
h soft touch 81 her hand, her dress
Against my arm with rapture thrills me.
j yearn TO cali her mine. but still
Excuse me IN my eorruws trouble you
She says ] am her dearest viii.
And writes IL with "A lowcr-case W.
Fresh as a rosebud ncwly-born
With mornings dew-rup sill upOn t.;
Graees that ne er did queen ndorn,
worthy of poets nobicst sonnet:
A heart rs sunny n q birds,
All were ! free my life TO pledge her!
Were . but sure she'd ind my words
Sweet IN her heroes Of the Ledger
i sang tn her an old, old song.
IAN excellent hint from Gol.ridge taking
The tale 81 one Whose heart had bong
With untold love been slowly breaking.
i ceased: but though upon her face
Love, pity, maiden shame were blended
Instead of Genevievc's embrace
she only ~murTnured, THAT is splcudidi"
Queen of home arts. she seems to cast
Sunshine and song round all who meet her.
No rare Madonna Of the past
Was ever pt1rer. Rentlcr. swcctcr.
A home with her-but no. ! fear
II cannot be. How could I bear
To hear her play, year after year.
Her single piccc-thc NHidcu'E Prayer"
-SeThner's Brtc-gr Bras.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

The mischicvous daughter Of n Phil
adelphia broker Is AZ Saratoga. She
went into a hotel ~barbcr-shop % have
her hair banged. After her locks had
been clipped n male friend took her
place in the chair. "Let me shave
you," she said. "You dontdarc to-"
he replied. ats you that don't dare"
..I'l bet | do" 81 Bet what 7'' "a kiss"
"All right. II youlll let me shave you I'll
finish with a kiss" The young nan
laid himself back in the chair and said.
$50 ahead" The girl did not hesitate.
She worked under the BARRIERS direc-
tons, and before a crowd Of hilarious
spectators. The young man evidently
liked il when she rubbed in the lather
with her soft little hands, but when she
came 10 welding the razor he was sub
jected To a dreadful ordeal. The danger
Of a cut throat was enough To appall the
stouteSt heart, and added 20 that was
the pain IF the pulling and tearing by
an unskilIfully handled blade. Still he
escaped with a few scratches, and got
the kiss, coyly but squarely delivered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

If n definition were needed, writes
q recent essayist, n boy might properly
be described as essentially a stone
throwing creature. TO ,ako up and
fling missiles at any animal or weaker
person, or even inanimate thing, which
Is within the range Of his aim OF strength,
or even outside Of il, appears TO be an
impulse beyond his power Of resistance.
Whether il is n habit which he inherits
from the arboreal animal 10 whom Mr..
Darwin traces our descent, and who is
said in some countries To reply with
cocoanuts % the stones flung at him by
persons DESTROYS Of possessing those
articles of exchangcable value by a more
economic process than that Of barter,
is a question upon which we need not
enter. The fact remains, whatever the
explanation If it..
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
O~~ D&f.a

~ r-~~. EanaY N~ESH~s a-s rS.a.
te~i - cars To- F~szt@sas &c ss~c
Aad p~saphtsts ThsF sss 20 aASs AVE 80
sp1uaE nts gcVa aFss n . yea - Gnta
al stas ezt . ikfsf az rssty. bst ~taE
.asiAioci - nSFtt sSss 80 . vur2 .@s
re- aiatfgn. secessts1sz ssTs4TA IL l%@1e@
D. s-gof 'osssu sszntuss sssis sss h@s
.1cs are 90 rraez. tAHus=Aezk 1s taissi
s,srsa sa&ssa kstsAl NscTrxsr Fan&s
AL earea~s ne ta.l Ffsssztfas fsvsTs
szi casgag a. skia AL scfofnss=s a.srSsa.
sgBRlstizs tie liver - seaza. rs5sstaE hS
kesarsA al Gna cEEsaz FstS4 sa&A %
~s<rufEia az tAr tGEp II tSs t~sr4a Gs
CaEso tAks fercss rslsis t1iits FGal
bstA saAis - :fsEs'"
Catcsaa IL. Ma 4
woaab's ntsrES.shE asntCaL Ass-EAUasG
UsuGsmrl-geF fsAfsl bsrs a~z . sfvai
.u-efxf NJ tFsahls 2rst started VIA tsr
FlLs sgas eAiis All esasugastans Tks Ell
us IN IS -tth rscktax csaga szitssga.Hi
tAscfiugs frszs Ns lanSs raags tAs n2s
have oecn ~csatfuas.iy 4etastzs. csnszttns
ghfas sn, s.-Auat hamasr fraa ths !
received 40 arnsstor Encouragement TIE
uasi Hu:e4 rAssCaas - Caf stY so Asst
si.ltsi ne s1gssssci thsir of.stuas IN tes
billet bas bor<trss ~uFia "IAks ed rafu
Of ,ouHseH tae sc- aars 80 have - I've.
80 czsasi -. y,a Srs- steal .orss
under thrr t~roNtmsal use Ia ikrease
tssilag ysaF Memarariam HAA. ! lssfrsi
of the UoaIsh Nstteal Iasoarcr VIA bat
bo,s % rsisi ! Favhssci tlsu- Ent
task t. To ny sar.fse AMI ssitsfNctAon "a
cii 70 muse god thsa ell ths dTags I hsi
The yea afoani ! a. Eau 'tsAiiiF
using 9 -tth beasnt All rccoHa.asal - ~ al
Go - iust -hAt u 10 advertised
Sincerely yoGrs !AsEs SCiAirs.
81 NEst street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

Never sit down and brood oyer
trouble of any kind. If you are vexed
with yourself or the world, this is no
way to obtain satisfaction. Find your
self employment tina, viii keep your
mind active ; and, depend upon it, this
will force out unwelcome thoughts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

-"Henry is so practical," said Mrs.
Youngwife. "When mother went into
the country last year Henry sent all her
things after her the very next day; he
said she might want some Of them, you
know. And it's kind o funny" she
went on, smother did want them. for
she has never come back To live with us
since. Wasn't it queerF"-BostOn
TYUpscriry
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
Thrifty RagpickerS.

The Italian ragpicker vies with the
milkman for early rising, and with the
pig for untidineSS. The city surely
cannot complain of his wasting water.
He knows not what a bath is. He or
dinarily INDUCES in washing his face
once a week, when he puts on his Sun
day clothes to 80 to church. He does
the greatest part of his business before
other men begin to work. He makes
more money than his fellow-country-
men pursuing other callings. Many
r~agpickers have several thousand dol
lars in the bank, but relative wealth
hardly alters their name of living.
Their rooms resemble pawnbroker
shops. Every available space is occu-
pied by bales, bundles and boxes. The
women generally attend to the business
of asserting the various objects picked
up. Incredible as it may appear. there
is frequently over a thousand dollars
worth of marketable goods in one of
those rooms, consisting of rags. such as
few of my readers would touch with a
poker, bones, scraps and shavings of
paper, human hair, feathers, bottles-in
short, of things that are thrown away as
~valueless membranes. Nothing is use
less forthese people, and they can hnd
employment even for such articles as
they cann6t sell. A shoe that no hui
man being could wear is use to repair
other old shoes. Many OF these Ital-
ians are cobblers on rainy days, and be-
sides mending their own shoes with the
material above referred to, repair 9TH
er peoples, charging fifteen cents for
putting on soles and hee's. The leath-
er for these soles is invariably picked
up in the street. Besides making some
money in other WAYS. the ragpickers
profit by the sale of stale beer collected
during the day from the kegs around
the saloons of the city. This beer the
Inhabitants of New Italy, drink with
relish. 1t is sold for one or two cents
per glass. Efervescence is produced
in the dead beer BY the addition of
soda For those who have no regular
homes, eating houses are established.
which present n strange contrast with
their surroundings, for they are cleanli-
itself. Their barber shops are
also models in their way. ]. Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
We mass everv d,v through all

We pass every day through all the
changes of human experience We are
children in the morning. with their fresh
young bodies and feelings; We are
m~iddle-aged II noon, having seen an
end of all perfection; we r old and
weary and worn out at night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

-"My dear" said a sentimental
maiden to her lover, "of what do these
autumnal tints, this glowing baldric Of
the skies, this blazing garniture Of the
dying year, remind you?" Pancakes"
he promptly answered. And then she
realized, for the first time, that two
hearts did not beat as one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
Is As loud a begyar AZ va,

Pride is as loud a beggar as want.
and a great deal more saacy. When
you have bought n fine thing you
must buy ten more. that your appear
ance may be all Of a piece; but it is
easier TO suppress the first desire than
TO satisfy all that follow it.-Frandpa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

There is blessing Of which peo-
pie never know the value till they
have lost it-and that is health. Health
seldom goes without temper accompany
ing it; and that fed, we become a bur-
den on the patience of those around ia,
until dislike replaces pity and forbear-
anrp-
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
i torment ENOUGH n,

Ambition Is torment enough for an
enemy, for it affords Us much discomfort
in enjoying as in want: making men
like poisoned rats, which, when they
have tasted Of their bane, can not rest
till they drink, and then can much less
rest TIL their death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

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txs1r~. sxa sEl 40 s-srs sssta~, AssisA
> 80. ~, r. Lsssr. s<es2 O. ssssss
NJ 81. go sGeA~a saa L,es cs~sSsss
81 en~~s resrs al Spanss sssssr rsS<s
VA - Al - 81 1s yAysas@s ss csszs
eli I es~szks - ~ ns Bs@sv-x p~ogA
Ne Vie ~ss ezrs1 AL esxs tssa az 80
A.ss "A We rArsrtxa n osr Ass~A
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

All is not attractive that is good.
Iron IS useful though il does not sparkle
ike the diamond. Gold has not the
fragrance of = flower. So different
people have different modes of excel
lence, and we must have an eve TO all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
90 nsaa naes

The following - tskea from the eoiamus a
the lsTs nsiy. Iork. Pa Ia testim-
uiai. in passrss 1u % n II Nafusr q 90.
proprietor. % Warner. sale RCmcil~. sEs
no; Manufactured - O-isF. are Bona rie.'
ani have Attactei date. time. place ani az
nature ~ tie .dicn theFcOE"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

mons food ani lea. med more "a
nnuTisAmrnt AMI strength. less 20 the dshili-
tAting Influence % drugs Ia that cur ct
haGstci constitutions Fcqgirr." said baroa
ltrh'g when he perfected the csmgssitiJs %
Tie Mali B~st;ors." prepared By Malt HI
ters On
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

AFTER many y~ars' trial. we are sa'lssod
that The CHARTER OAK Il the bet stove We
ever usSd. snd shscrfsIly tssiilF that u -
the beet adapted O. The waHts - The Geasral
public % any stove iu thr MARKET
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

The CusErTR OAK COOK STOWE now In
NV kiichcn has been used ten ycap. IL
bake perfectly with less fuel than sny stove
thai ! know Of; j. perfectly clean, n dust or
a>hes escape iHto the Tu-sm, and ! rh~eeTiuiiy
recommend IL 10 any houssAeePcr wanting a
urst-rAtc stove.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

The reason why men differ so much
in their description of the sea-serpent is
because they get drunk on different
grades Of liquor. There is but one sea-
eerpent-
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

Samuel Bromley. a barber of Mys-
tic River. Conn, can breathe for a time
without the use of mouth or nostrils, as
communication is kept M between his
lungs and the atmosphere through his
ears. That this is the ease he gives
demonstration when INDUCING in a
cigar. by exhaling the smoke through
the same channels,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

rus VIE - So A A Asa al e~~a
.~<.es .9aA EAsxzacsz - sAs v&ss ca
,sAs a.. ars~d 81 Ssasa- ca o@s"@@s
~seA xl~r~s ~ .; 81 49, asa ss nessss
y p.Sr fas As sAssa o,s sSaSs ezs~ Se
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
~. p-.a,.Aa. s.-.- 10 n-y.

All car cussazsFs ssTSs "a sss as iAsst ss
CHANTS uak ia ~thaut as2A tAe %s
gsak steve sksf ever U~3 80 S1. sa4 -
asss 20 iarEv htEA ofsb. azf~ wsE~s
rlas<g. AS "a ssaxfs~at tlxaEfs03F, ms&s q
a. ms-s as.s4l5s s.srs iAas Q AS~A~g~
"a ErEV
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

"A love for the beautiful IN art and
nature makes the whole word OF beauss
ones own, no matter who happens 10
hold the deeds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
THE VOICE OF WORSHIP.

81, or 80 per dozen. Hy l.. q. EMERSON.
This book covers precisely the same ground as does
the TEMPLE. and people will use one or the other as
they fancy the music or the style of this or the other
excellent composer. Nj. Emerson's books are known in
cyery household and every school. and each new book s
, intended to be an advance over those that preceded il.
JOHSsoN's METHOD FOR SINGING
CLASSES.
60 Cts, or 60 per dozen. BY A. ~ JOHNSON.
No writer oHcelz this one in the perfect clearness and
simplicity Of his explanations and tho thorouGhne.so Of
of his work. The teacher who uses this method needs
to have in his hand the CHORUS CHOIR INSTRUCTION
Book Csl20. by the Same author. The pages cores
pond. and the larger book gives direet;onsf for the use Of
the smaller.
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., LYON & HEALY,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
Earts and E.ures.

Every one 20 the more than 10000 CHAR
D OAK >Toy now In the hands 20 ..
many h0us,kecp.rs have proved sminsutiy
practicable, easily kept Ia order, doing all
Kinds ~ cooking quickly. clcauiy aud with
great economy Of fuel and labnr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

THE only genuine AE'- GFes.e has the name
OF f5a-or on every package, aud wears logger
than any other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14
THREE OF The BEST BOOKS FOR
SINGING CLASSES.
Ell TEMPLE.

IL I'M II
81, or SD per dozen. By On. w. O. PERKINS.
Such a full sized book as the above has this advantage
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excellent elementary course. have sung its cheerful
Songs and Giees, its Spiritual Songs. its Hymns. Tunes
and Anthems, you have on hand q large collection
which is Just the thing for Choir practice. and also for
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