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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-07
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
EDITED BY PERRlSBURG w. CT. U.
PRESIDENT HAYES ON THE POND
BILL.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
merciai interviewed Ex-President Hayes
recently at his home in Fremont, Ohio,
and the following is part of the interview,
rs reported:
"Whnt do you think of the Pond bill ?'
| asked, changing the subject.
II hardly know what to say about it,"
"Do you think it will be the means of
defeating the Republican party?'
mo, I do not. II it was necessary
thing and good measure, the party will
be strengthened by it in the near future.
l well remember when the law was passed
making gamblers in our cities thieves. 1t
was prophesied that the law would kill
the party that passed it., On the other
hand, it strengthened it. Strength will
always result from the advocacy of a good
measure and the making of good law.
1t requires a good degree of courage TO
take II step sometimes that needs to be ta-
ken. l am not saying whether the Pond
law is good thing or not, for l don't
know. 1t will take time to demonstrate
that. think in general way temper.
ance workers have always made one seri-
Gus mistake, and that is in putting all the
restrictions upon the man who sells.
Now, as a matter of fact, the man who
sells is the only one who has an excuse in
the matter He is getting ~ living for
himself and his family. He is engaged in
trade. 1t is a matter Of business with him.
But how is it with the man who deliber-
utely steps up and drinks that which he
knows will destroy himself and his family !?
There should be some means devised for
preventing the purchase. There is only
one temperance lecturer that have ever
known who took this view OF the matter to
any extent, and his name was Murphy, a
worker in Scotland. If the demand is
undiminished, and no restrictions are
placed upon the purchaser, it seems to me
that all the legislation in the world
against the seller will not avail. 1t will
contribute to make a martyr of him, and
that is about all. So long as the demand
is undiminished and unchecked. there is
little use in making more laws"
"What do you think of the constitutions
atty of the law?"
81 hardly know as to that. General
Pond, the author Of the bill, as l UNDER
stand it, was once Attorney-General OF the
State, and presume is we'll acquainted
with the laws and Constitution; and /
should not think he would frame law
that was not constitutional.
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A HUMsEL.Eas STORY.


A man named Stacy, the owner of a
splendid drinking.saloon in New York,
signed the pledge lately and closed his
honse. Hearing that party of lads had
formed themselves into temperance soci-
ETY., he went to them and gave them his
experience as rumseller. We repeat
some OF his recollections for our larger
audience.
~ sold liquor" said Mr.. Stacy, "ior
eleven years-long enough for me TO see
the beginning and end Of lis effects.
have seen u man take his first glass of
liquor in my place, and afterward fill the
grave of suicide, | have seen man
after man, wealthy and educated, come in
to my saloon, who cannot now buy his
dinner. can recall twenty customers
worth from one hundred thousand to five
hundred thousand dollars, who are now
without money, place, or friends"
He warned boys against entering ga
looms on any prelext. lie stated that he
had seen many young fellow, member OF
a temperance society, come in with a
friend and wait while he drank. "No, no.
he would say, 81 never touch it. Thanks
all the same" Presently, rather than seem
chnrlish, he would take a glass OF cider
or harmless lemonade. "l'he lemonade
was nothing" said the rumseller, "bit |
knew how II would end. The only safety
boys, for any man, no matter how strong
his resolution, Is outside the door OF the
saloon. ~ The Luaheran Observer.
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of the five thousand bodies that reach the

OF the five thousand bodies that reach the
city dead house every year,arc sent there by
drunkenness. The jolly fellows who make
fun of the anti.liqnor agitation as they
stsud at bars and drink good whskey--for
of course no other kind is sold--know
only the beginning Of what rum can do; /;
but the rough pine boxes, filled with what
once was clearhea,led bright.eyed hu
manity, are just as directly the work OF
drink as bar. room fun is. There may be
cities in the world where men can drink
spirits without injury to body and brnln,
but New York is not one Of them. In n
city where every body from millionairs to
the day laborer, is being continually i'm
PEELED to begin more work than he can
finish. Whatever increases physical or
mental excitement Is positive cure The
morgues occupants do not all come from
the lower classes, who drink bad rum; sci
ons Of honorable stock have been found
there too often, for alcohol is ns merci less
a leveler as death i.self.-N. Y. Herald.
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Serious Accidental n,

Serious Accidental noon to-day
Miss Esther Anderson, aged about iS years,
daughter Of Mr.. James Anderson, Of Eagle
Point, drove her mother to town to take the
train. She was returning home when her
horse became frightened at dog on Front
street andran away. She was thrown from
the carriage in front Of the residence OF Mrs.
Ladj and fell upon her heada shoulders,
one wheel Of the carriage passing over her.
She was carried into the residence Of Mrs.
I.add and Drs. Rheinfrank and Babcock
summoned who found the patient severely
bruised, but happily no bones were broken
The horse continued at rapid gate down the
riverroai and has not been heard from at
the time we go to presE. .a4
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Mothers! Mothers! mothers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
he ex uciati ng pain of cutting teeth? II so
go at once and get bottle of MRS. WINS
LO WIS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will reliev,
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend up
on ii; there is no mistake abouiit There is no
Il mother on earth who has ever used it, who
willnot tell you at once that It will regulate the
bp wells, and give rest to the mother, aud relie
and health to the child, operating like magic
1t is perfectly safe to in all cases, and pleasJ
ant to the taste, and is The prescription OF one.
of the oldest female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere at 25
cents bottle.
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Flee From Temptation.

We must insist upon it that in n saloon
or about saloon door is not the place for
areiormed man to while away his leisure
hours. If business calls you to such n
place, attend to that business and be off
Don't stop to loiter- to toy with tempta-
tion, If you please, for that is what il is.
If you have been drinking man and hope
TO remain free from the blighling influence,
never throw yourself In the way of temp
tation. The chances are you will fall If
you do. Don't countenance saloon so
much as to grace it with your presence
1t is n sink hole of perdition. Keep away
from it.-Er.
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All trains arriving in Toledo, via other lines,
m Ike clos. connections with tho Sonih bound
train Of the Columbus, Hooking Valley and TO
ledo Railway. 30
Direct connections made In Union Depoi AZ oo-
umbus ior Newark, Zancsvillo, PlirDnrg,
Wheeling Baltimore, Washington and Philadel-
mia; also for Dayton. Cincinnati, LouisNille,
nnnI nll points South and Southwest.
Trains Will arrive and depart from Toledo and
Colnmbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo halfway
Cunpany's Depot Summit street;
ORLAND SMITH, General Manager,
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LATEST BY TELEPHONE.

Mr.. Vitn- Haas is visiting friends in
Fostoiin this week.
Mr.. join C. Himmelman, Jr., of To
ledo, spent Sunday with his friends here
We failed tosee either Evers or Dobson
on the excursion train at Detroit, Wednes-
day.
Miss Emma Zeisler has closed her school
at Custar and is home for the summer va
cation.
Mr.. Charles Peck returned few days
since from visit to his sister, iu Wabash,
Ind.
Col. J. A. Shannon, Of Bowling Green,
WAS in town OH business Monday. He
called to see our pet squirrel.
Our Yonng Friend, Mr.. will M. Wilk
inson, of Toledo, is having short vacation
with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Jas p. Averll left on Monday Tor
Gallipoi4, Ohio, where he expects to be
detained on business for month or more.
Mr.. Shell f Miller arrived home from
st Lonis on Saturday last, for short
vacation. He is still MS corpulent as n
match.
| Mr.. Fred Hollenbeck has passed am
examination at Ann Arbor University,
and viii take full course, commencing
this fall
Mr.. Robert Y. Laird, and wife. of De-
iroit, made n visit with his sister, Mrs.
David White, at the Exchange, on the 4th
1t is the first visit in six years.
Mr.. C. Neff. and wife, returned from
Fremont on Wednesday where thew had
been to visit brother of Mr.. Neff who
had recently sustained severe fracture ol
the leg.
Charlie Hamilton. Jesse Powers and
| Charlie Wederlz ook in Cleveland on the
4th, and made visit with the family OF
Mr.. w. J. Denison, and had pleasant
time generally.
| Mr.. Charles NJ. Norton was in town
Yesterday, having Just returned from the
| funeral oi a cousin, Charles Norton, a
worthy young man about 25 years Of age
who resided with his father. Capt. Norton
short distance west OF South Toledo.
| Mr.. p. IT. German, OF Toledo, was in
town on the first Of the week looking after
pianos that needed the exercise OF his
skilled genus. His business in Toledo has
increased so that he has been compelled to
give up his visits to over hall OF the out
side towns visited few years since.
Marshal Hayes and Mr.. Philip Welzel,
made short visit to Battle Creek, Jackson
and other points in Michigan on the fral
of the week, partly on business and partly
on pleasure. They found Mr.. II. s,
Brown and family and Mr.. Geo. Crook and
family pleasantly situaied on their farms
near Battle Creek, and'happy.
| q. w. MUNsON ID. -, S.,
DTNTISTs
1871 SUMMIT ST., TOLEDO, D
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CAR or TMANKs.

The members of the st. Joseph Cornet
Band desire us to return their thanks to
the citizens of Whllhouse, generally, Tor
their kindness and many courtesies on the
4th. They say they were never so hand
somely cared for as upon this occasion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-07

What They Lead To- Kidney troubles
and Liver troubles, unless checked in time by
DIR. David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" will
end in Constipation, Piles, Rheumatism, and
Gravel. The latter are ailments of very serious
character. "Favoriie Remedy " acts upon the
disordered Kidneys and Liver with quickness
and certainty. Ask for il when you are next in
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ERRORS OE YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears form
hNervons DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY,
and all the eifeets OF youthful indscreton. will
for the cake of suffering humanity, send free TO
all who need It, the re .ipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
tiser's experience can do SO by adercssingin per-
feet danhdence. tf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-07

For ReDt.-Brick business Block-on
Front street, Perrysburg, two stories, convep-
ent for residence on second floor ana business
ooms on first door. ware-room attached, with
good well and barn TO accommodate "a horses
Address Mrs. Clara Hillabrand, Perrysburg
Ohio. Aft
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Consumption, by a simple
remedy, 10 anxious 10 make known TO his follow
sufferers the means OF cure. To all who desire
II, he wifi send a copy Of the prescription used
free OF chargel, with the directions for prepar
Ing and using tho same, which they VIII hnd q
sure Cure for Coughs, Oids,Consump
ttOu, Asth ma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription, viii please
address, Rev. u. a. WILSON; 10l Penn ST.,
Williamsburrh, n V
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-07

Connections; At Toledo with diverging roads
for ali poiats East, West and North.
Holgate, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Delphos, Pittsburg 1T Wayne Il Chicago Il Il.
Enterprise, q v W Il st 4 II Il.
Decatur, Grand Rapids 4 Indianapolis r Il.
Marieu. + O q st l., aud O W g. NJ RR.
Kokomo, T Il q and p q Il st II.
Celina, L L 4 w X r..
Covington, r q X 81 Il X.
Saltwater Junction, L O Il st l. r X.
DAYTON, with roads diverging, for all points
East, West and South.
4. A. PHILLIPS. Gen'l Manager.
#. W. .IIPPINCOTT, Gen'l Pass. Agent
w. 8. MATTHIAS. Asst den'l Pass. Agt.
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Boiler for Sale.-A large saw mill
boiler, two fiues, about as good as new
will be sold at very low price. Inquire,
OF Peter Witzler, Perrysburg, Ohio. of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RIMRI.ES.

will mall [Freel tho receipts for simple
Vegetub BILE Balm that VIII remove Tan,
Ing the skin soft, clear and besntiiuI; also In
structions Tor producing q lukur ant growth of
hair on bald head or emooth face. Address,
inclosing SC stamp. Hen. Vandelf d. Co.,
IL Barclay ST., n. Y.
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Arrival and Closing OF Mails. The
following is the time of arrival and clos
ing of mails at the Perysburg Posiofice:
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
From Nor,h-s:0O A NJ. and 1l:3O A. NJ.
From South-4:l0 p. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Going North-9A.M NJ. and 3:45 p. NJ. Go
ng South-1l:00 A. NJ.
Hereafter will get Saturday night Ex-
press pouch which will be distributed on
Sunday, when Office viii be open from ll:S0
to 1880. G. FINKBElNER, p. NJ.
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RUM AND monGUE.

BY far the strongest temperance lecture
of the season is the statement Of the keeper
Of the New York moigue, that four,6ilhs
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Insist upon obtaining Floreston Cologne. Il
is pre.emineutiy superior in permanence and
rich dehcacy offragrance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-07

Detr0It.-We spent the 4th and 9th
in quiet and pleasant manner in the
most beautiful city on the continent, De-
troit, with relatives and friends.
The 23d annual commencement of the
Public High School of that city was
held June 3d. and the class of 'S2 num-
bered 80. Miss Minnie E. Tietsort grad
uated with honors in this class. Be-
lieving 1t of very rare occurance that the
number of the class corresponded exact
with the last two figures of the year, we
mentioned the fact TO Drs. Robinson
and Ross and two other graduates of
Ann Arbor, who remembered that SINH
lar coincidence had occurred twice at the
Michigan University within the past ten
years, in '73 and rs. Soft is quite COM
mon up in Michigan.
Drs. Robertson and Ross were at their
posts of duty, and happy. The former
showed us pistol ball and piece of bone
he had cut from the hand of young man
on the afternoon OF the 4th, the result of
too much patriotism.
Mr.F. I. Lindenberger, of Rip Van
Winkle notoriety, and late of the Bee staff,
is doing well in the little Blue Front rail-
road and steamboat ticket Office.
Perry's Victory will be celebrated on
the 10th of September in Detroit, in n
private way, by Perry A. Tietsort with a
family reunion, his 50th birthday anniver'
sary.
Only about 25 of 100 Ohio editors ex-
pected, put in an appearance on the morn
ing of the 5lh, for MIR. Brearly's excu on
to the sea. Others were expectedEto join
the party by boat from Cleveland. The
excursion train numbered ten coaches,
five of which were pa lace cars. Messrs.
VIM Hood and wife, OF Bowling Green,
John Hood of this place, and II. s. Cha
pin of the Toledo Bee, were with the party.
| A pleasant trip is before them.
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C0nccfi.-Miss Sarah j. Beach and
class, assisted by home talent, win give n
concert at some date IN July, of which due
notice will be given.
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PERRYSBURG MARKET.
conRscrKp uY E. l.. .KlSospunY.

PERRYsBuRO, o., July z, 1882.
Wheat. ,sl.t591Sl .50l Eggs.....s.. ..15s
Csrnf y I0Oibs.. 81 i.OolFlourTbblS7 75as oo
do shelled. t.. 70Os75 De Oats - ,..' ,.'.iao
Dressed Beef So. .6C07cl Rye. ,..,.''' Oo
Pork u bbl.,..., GloyerseedPbu 50 OV
Hngs.... .....,4@5c Chickens W 10. ..6iaSc
Potatoes .....i 5OlTurkeys u ib....760Sc
Apples u bu'....l 90 Beans navy. A 90
Dried apples -. 6@sc Lsrd...' '''.'" -, Zoe
Butter -"..l0sl Feathers. .,SO@90c
Hides at Perrysburg Taunery Green
rimmed 1919. No q, rwo-thirdspriee.
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IE XoU

IF YoU
Want a Servant
waut a Salesman
Want u Situation
Want to SELL Piano
wantio Rent u Farm
NJ Wantlu Sell linrse
Want to Land Money
Want TO Roy a llnusa 5,,
Wnut To- BUY u Iiurse
Want tq Rent House
Wantto Sclla Carriage
Want to Borrow Money
Want 10 Sell Dry Goods
Advertise in the JoURsAt.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEw ADvEuTIsEMrsN MIS-

Iron Btters--N. W. Aver g. Son.
Chattel Mortgage Sae.--F. D. Hc'lcn-
beck.
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DEFoREsT, JULIA B.
A Short History of Art.
DUPLEssIs, GEORGES.
The Wonders OF Engraving,
VIRADoT, LOUIS.
Wonders of European Art.
of Italian Art.
GARRET, RHoDv. AND AGNES.
House Decoration.
LITEKATUKE.
DowDEN, EDWARD.
Shukspere-His Mind and Art.
WHIPPLE, EDWIN p.
The Great Speeches and Orations Of
Daniel Webster, &c.
POETRY.
ARNOLD, EDWIN.
The Light of ASIA.
CARLETON, WILL.
Farm Legends.
Farm Ballads.
CLEMMER, MARY.
.rhe Poetical Works Of Alice and
Phoebe Cary.
HAY, JOHN.
Pike County Ballads.
HATHAWAY, BENJAMIN.
The League OF The Iroquoi's
Poe, EDGAR ALLEN.
Poems of,
PRocToT, ADELAIDE A.
Poems Of,
BUSHNELL, HORACE.
Moral Uses of Dark Things.
Work and Play.
Building Eras in Religion.
FIELDS, JAMES 4.
Undarbrush.
RUsKIN, JOHN l.. L. d.
Sesame and Lilies.
SWING, DAVID.
Club Essays.
FICTION.
ALpRIcH, THOMAS BAILEY.
The Queen OF Sheba.
Marjorie Daw and Other People.
The saltwater Tragedy.
ALDEN, |. NJ.
Miss Prescilla Hunter and My Daugl
ter Susan.
ALEXANDER, Mrs.
Her Dearest Foe.
The Freres.
ARTHUR, I. s.
The Wife's Engagement Ring
Tom Blinn's temperance Society.
AuNBAcH, BERTHoLD.
On The Heights.
The Little Barefoot.
BAKER. WILLIAM Nj.
Blessed Saint Certainty.
BLACK, WILLIAM.
In Silk Allire.
| A Daughter OF Heth.
BJoRNsoN, BJoRNsToNE.
A happy Boy.
The Fisher Maiden.
BUNGAY, GEORGE w.
| Temperance Anecdotes.
| CHELLIs, Miss MARY ID.
Old Times.
Out of the Fire.
All for Money.
The Temperance Doctor.
CLEMENS, s. l.. MARK Twain)
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
Mark Twain Is Sketches.
The Gilded Age.
COLLINS, WILLKIE.
Woman in White.
CUMMINs.
The Lamplighter.
DAVIS, REV. j. A.
The Chinese Slave Girl.
DICKINSON, MARY LOWE.
Among the Thorns.
DOUGLAS, AMANDA M.
Nellie Kinnard's Kingdom.
Seven Daughters.
FARoUARsoN, MARTHA.
| Casselia.
Our Fred.
| Wanted A Pedigree.
Elsie Dinsmore.
Else's Holidays.
z" Girlhood.
f" Womanhood.
" Motherhood.
FLEMING, MARY AGNES.
Kate Danton.
One Nights Mystery.
A Mad Marriage.
| A Wonderful Waman.
Silent aud True.
Norine's Revenge.
Guy Enrscourrs Wife.
GARNET, EDWARD.
Premiums Paid TO Experience,
HARRIS, Mrs.
Happy Go Luckey.
HOLLAND, j. q.
Bay-Path.
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For SaIe.-A first rate single top car
riage. Enquire OF Mrs. L. NJ. Hunt.
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DOYLE-CURTIS.-In Detroit. June
29th, 1882, Mr.. AUSTIN DOYLE, of Tole-
do, and Miss SUE CURTIS, of Perrysburg.
No Cards.
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Dress Making.

Nellie Creps, Amelia Hnfford
Second ST., Perrysburg, .. Cd
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One Summer.
HowELis, w. d.
Doctor Breen's Practice.
MITCHELL, DONALD G..
Doctor Johns. I.a
PADDOCK, MRS. A. g.
The Fate Of MADAM, LaTour.
PRENTIss, MRs. X.
Aunt James Hero.
Pearson, HELEN G. a,u.s-o. $3.50
Roy's search-or Lost in the Cars.
PHELPS, EIIzEpETH STUART. lus
Men Women aud Ghosts.
Hedged In.
The Gates Ajai.
The Silent Partner.
REID, CHRISTIAN,
Daughter Of Bohemia.
Morton House.
Nina's Atouement.
After Many Days.
Ehb Tide
The Land of Sky.
Valera Aylmer.
Mabel Lee.
REID, CAPTAIN MAYNR,
The Plant lTunlers.
The Giraffe.
The Tiger.
Osceola, The Seminole.
ROBINSON, f. w.
Chrisies Faith.
Roe, L. p.
Barriers Burned Away.
A Face Illuminated
Near to Natures Heart.
What Can She Do. u |
The Opening of u Chestnut Burr.
From Jest to Earnest.
A Knight Of the XIX Century.
Without Home.
A Day of Fate.
SCHwARTs, MARIA SoPHIA.
The Wife of \ Vain Man.
Gold and Name.
The Right One.
Guilt and Innocence.
The Son of The Organ Grinder.
STEPHENS, Mrs. ANN S.
The Old Homestead.
TAYLOR, BAYARD.
Boys OF Other Countries.
IouRaEE, ALBION w; L. l.. ID.
BRICKS Wl.houe straw.
-, a Foo,s Errand.
WALKER, MARY SPMiNe'
@ Inc heV' Dr' Wlilonghoy and His
WINE.
WALLACE, LEW.
Ben Hur-A iaie Oh The Christ.
nhe fair aoa or lhe Last OF Ihe
WARNER, - ,, ,
The HIS ot Ihe Sbatemuck.
me me 0ld Helmet. o a.a.
-, Inc End o, To,l.
WILSON MRS ~. N,
Wv oyuney ar'ih OF lime WIZ Tell.
"iNsLow' M, u. ;, ~,
a More hxceiieht way ana Other
| w STORIES.
WHITNEY, MRS, "A. ~. L.
heai FOLKS,
Suu OF EVen,
Leslie Gola.hwaite: % i'
iy:.i u.ie".e S'io"sS o"''"ss'
wv Hitherto
WRIGHT, Mrs oLlA McNAiR.
strange oea Story.
1oNGE, SnAhLofLE 1, NJ
@he Ohapie. Vi earns.
HAV ELS'
BAILY. ]. NJ,
| Ens wuu r'Um wy paeN "ihoow'
Dor6hW1hr1, "a EHLA!Ah, =. n,
ns Hus oourn =" Si"Ssic i-ahos'
IhNs' oAMIhh ". H.
nousni,s AZ.
i"mooeh.s Apio"1'
lamp ASio"u'
FiILD, nAENn E m
o" C,SItS SSyp' " '"p""'
nAMLiN, ofEus;
Co. mons @ pn nue nnIr SiN'
nh h.hir ~ ~ L. L. ~
lnrous"'
SoopnLh, Trla b,,,o Aso.
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