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Public Sale OF Valuable Real
FstafA.

~ virtue 81 the authority vested IN 'h'a
by y decree Of the Circuit Court u bi'Ip
county, Hsst Virginia, entered on th. - itI
pendIIg 4, wherein ]. II. Cor, executor, 80.
was plaintiff, and lanes Wavt VA othsrs
were defendants. the undenignsd spcsis4
commissioners will, %
SaasF1sy, AsGast -, 1850,
com nsncing q 10 O'Clock O -, on this pseni,
se. 10 be ,old, sell ~ public susti0n The ssA
estate menii ned In ths btn - satd e4ase,
ihsi h 70 say: rsct OF Az stt.ae:S %
The home fsmot Ja6ss Wsyt aSd n vhsh
The said James WAyt has fqS many ysan re-
nss acres, more Or isss, and soaDds1 On 1s
south by lands Of Martin ConIsy, .bamuH
smith and Robert OHM on tbes sss b. lseds
Y %s ssm !. s.d st On iS % . .s: I'll s. is.Ssa.s5.j:.s
and Josiah Chaplins; butths sat1 real eeeete
will be sold su6jeet = . lsess ma4s ~
Esyt, for . term ending With TIE ~ dsyN
March. .S55, which lsass v On dle AMONG ~
papers OF said canss, and IN which ths esd
sSSsr! s:,':. e: :I9p 81 "t ne, 1 :, s:s sS,,
portion Of the said farm walsh y BOG -
meadow that In the fano Of ths yess 49,
VIII secd In whset al Of 20 ssaS9es ~
land which shaII hsys Sssn pisnte1 % 60
during The last named yes, hivins ths 49,
nsysrthsls., shoSid 2. y. 2. shs :
either 6se.us The said iafa sSsii have iS--s
sold. or besaass IL sha1i have bs,n les-slts
some other psrscnl, 70 have bait q sns
Sy him - .fors:.id: uPon n,s R:yiss -
crop. ne diy,sson g esHee9ia ss.sc
mcne1 g ! SsSS noSs : - Irsss~
feSainSss is two squsi inssslnss6. peysk1
r..psst,ysly a. Ses snd 70 =" -.
payment Of the dsfsrred inseAlneen y =
sstsis. or 81 tSS TstsiuisS 49, SsA
RasII sf2K4x
HISRY n. RpssELL
| in the sbovS enfiisd cause, - rsquis~
WIN T. D. MeOOLI0CH
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ssWEAR AND UNDEvELOPED PARTS
w of the Human Body Enlarged, De-
veloped and Strengthened" etc, is an inter
esting I'd vertisement long run In. our paper
In reply TO inquiries we viii say thai there IA
no evidence Of humbug about this. On the
contrary, the advertisers are very highly In:
dursed. interested persons may get sealed
circulars giving all particulars by addreEiue
Frie Medical Co, P.0. Box as, Bufinlo, Ny
-Tbledo EceHtsp Be-, myst'N'N
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a Year

CAN BE SAVED
In the Living Expenses OF the
Family
by tho use OF REX MAaNUs. the Humiston
Food Preseryative. II preserves Meat Fish,
MILK, Cream, Eggs, and all kinds OF antmaf
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hottest weather. This can be proved by the
testimonials of hundreds who have tried It.
You can prove Ii for yourself for 50cents. You
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PeSrl for Cream; Queen for eggs, and Aqua
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THE HUMIST0S FOOD
PRESERVING COMPANY,
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WEEK. ga asy e home sss.ly
isux& %, Augusta HainA ytsgs
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ARRTyAL OF rRArNs-wHKxIINa fNl.

tDaily except sunday.
~tSteubenvtlls Accommodatton-This train
during the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellatre, Stopping
when required Mt the Sherman House, Atna-
vale, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
sMaSSillon Accommodation.
gSt- Cairsytlle accommodation.
ICambridge Local, daily except nda
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HISFIGURING HUMORS, Humiliating
- Eruptions, Itching fortunes, Scrofula,
Salt Rheum and Infantile Humors cured by
the Cuttcura Remedies.
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cleRnses the blood and preparation or i'm
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allays Itching and inflammation, clears the
Skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, and
restores the Hair.
Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautider
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is indispensable in treating Skin Disc tses,
Baby HumOrs, Skin BiemiSheS, Sunourn ana
Rough, Chapped or Greasy skin,
Cuticura Remedies are absolutely pure, ana
the only real Blood Purifiers and SKIN Beau
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Justice to "A description OF the cures perform.
ed by the Cuticura Resolvent Internally aud
Cut!Cura and CutiCura soap externally. Ecze-
M of the palms Of the hands and OF the ends
Of the fingers, very difficult TO treat anu usu:
ally considered incurable; small patches OF
tetier aid salt rheum on the ears, nose and
sides OF the face ;scald heads with loss OF hair
without number; heals covered with dan-
druff and scaly eruptiOns, especially OF chill
dren and infants, manyo OF which since olrth
had been a mass of scabS; itching, burning
and scaly torture that baiiled even relief from
ordinary remedies, soothed and healed as by
magic; psoriasis, leprosy, ana other trlghttui
forms of skin diseases, scrofulous ulcers, OLD
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Of which rave been speedily, permanently
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Remedies when physicians. hospitals, and
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Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticu a, so cts.
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Send for UHoW to Cure Skin Diseases" &c.
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PhoTocRAPhs

The public - reguested carefully 10 motto, he
nev and enlarged Scheme % be drdrn "0uthiy.
szrCAPITAL PRIZE. e75,oo0rUN
Tickets only s.. sharesin proportion.
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RafIs-a2 m Gard,

The nail market is very active, which Is
partially accountable to the stoppage OF the
mill. The general tone is toward an advance
in prices. Owing to the scarcity OF nails
orders are very hard TO fill.
.fu1la n~aJo opd Fannfnu
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InnarsnnNine. rM-y,s Co. ia

1 J~rITtrSOnNlIIt INTgIs NO.l HH.
n yr yr1.s ago ! found on my plantation a
w.u who was badly diseased, ne
hftdrnrt 1--WE wears before ne hEd cOItrBct.
4 n vinlC Z case OF Blood Poison, and had
t-pa'et by many physicians, all falling
tGuyr hiu. ttTeated him with Swtft's SPe.
arI in a short time he was sound and
"a! and Eus not had a symptom OF the dis
Since. ID. ST. HUGHES.
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CHOLERA COMING.
Opinions Of Eminent Physicians on
the Scourge.
Its Cycle Of Seventeen Years-Preperations
for Defense Recollectoas Of
the Past.

fraught with dreadful meaning to those
who know anything about the pestilen-
tial presence of cholera in London
docks. To the comparatively few per-
SONS still living who remember the hsr-
rowing scenes enacted in Philadelphia
duripa the epidemic Of 1882, when the
dead bodies were hauled in carts by
scores and dumped into bitches, and to
the many who have still fresh in mem
DRY the alarm attending the prevalence
of the grim Asiatic destroyer in certain
parts Of this city, in 1866, it needs no
closer proximity than the other side OF
the Atlantic to arouse apprehension
bordering upon alarm. With twenty
transatlantic steamers a week coming
to our very doors. There are many
physicians in the city who have had
experience with cholera in past years,
aLd a great many other thoughtful pep
PIE who feel that there are good causes
for all extraordinary and undelayed at
iivity on the part of the health author
ties to institute precautionary sanitary
Measures. Though science may here
alter show that the phenomena Of the
rise and travel OF this mysterious plague
at regular periods and over the same
path is to be explained by natural
and existing causes, there Is no escape
from the suggestive circumstances that
during the past fifty years whenever
the disease shas appeared in western
Europe, especially on the coast con-
nected elysely by ocean navigation
with this country, it has very soon after
wards made its appearance in the
larger American cities. The history of
the epidemic, according to the late
Surgeon General Woodwork, who
made an exhaustive inquiry into the
subject at the suggestion of Congress,
demonstrates that the disease appears
wherever there are routes of human in
tercOurse; that the infection is invaria-
bly, confined to such routes, and that
the rapidity of its advance is regulated
by the rate of human travel, so that, as
tie speed Of indignant ocean steam
ships has increased, so has the time be-
tween its appearance in Europe and its
transfer to this country been lessened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

Dle gentlemen who had been confined to
a bad six weeks with MercUriRl Rheuma.
sm has been cured entirely, and speaks in
IL "a chest praise OF SIS
CHILES 4 BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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- nnNREWARO will be paid 20
. w Iany che mist who Will ind,
a an ,ly,iS OF 10 bottle So ). -, Que particle
4 mercury. tOlide pot aSSium, or any min
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OCTOBER MAGAZINES.

The Magazine of Art presents, among other
things, some very fine views Of architecture
from the celebrated Monastery of Certosa of
Pavia. in Lombardy. The frontispiece is from
the Royal Academy. 1888, entitled "Giants at
Play" by Briton Riviere, r. A. 1.-THE Country
of Millet" is an entertaining illustrated sketch
banks of the Nile" by w. Cent?, is a realistic
picture of a flock of famingoes and pelicans
One of the most interesting papers in the cur
rent Popular Science Monthly is entitled "The
savings of SCIENCE" in which an idea is given of
the immense savings to every branch of science
and economy. "The remedies of nature" by DR..
Felix H. Oswald, as applying to the alcohol
habit, Is an article that will attract general at
fentiOn. Other good articles are: "M0dern
nursing" matter living and not living" "HOw
the earth was peopled," Homeopathy as a
science" etc.
Harper has a splendid frontispieee of Washing
ton, with paper particularly referring to the
Newburg centennial, which every American
citizen should read. 1t VIII increase his rever-
ence for the character of Americas one superla-
lively great man. There is another artlclr on
oarlia" is continued, with illustrations as also
'Prlsoners," while the other departments are
Iully up to the standard. Harper easily main
Ialns It's leadership this month.
e The Atlantic contains an installment OF two
chapters of Crawford's ga Roman Singer" the
Interest of which increases as the story pro-
oeeds. "Cream-white and crow-black" Is a fine
ketch of slave-ife in Virginia by E. NJ De
annette. Charles Egbert Craddock has cred
liable piece OF dialect work IN "A-playn' of old
sledge at the settlement" The number is a
good one from beginning to end.
Among the articles in the North American Re-
view are the following: "God and Silver as
standards of value" "some aspects of democ-
Tacy in England" "Early man in America -
Astronomical collisions" "The st. Patrick
dnyth,' and Social forces In the United States"
Julian HawthOrne's Fortunes Fool" is CON
GUIDED in the current number of Maemian's
1he initial article is entitled "The why and the
how of land NATURALIZATION" by Alfred
A. Wallace, in reply to Prof Fawcetts article in
3he July number.
The latest venture in specially magazines is
abe Amerlcal Journalist, published at st. Louis.
1t Is intended for the edlfication and benefit
generally OF editors, more particularly young
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WEDNESDAY, 10,

editors who are not m fully in the profession.
The venture will probably prove a success The
Initial number is very neatly printed, and con-
tains an article on st. Louis journalists, with
portraits.
"The English Illustrated Magazine" is new
candidate for public favor 1t will be issued
monthly by Macmillan & Co., London, at six
pence per number. Specimen sheets indicate a
very handsome publication.
The best things in Littelrs Living Age are:
France and England in Egypt" "King Mtesa'"
"The locust in Cyprus" "Earth pulsa-
tions," and "rhe pathetic element in litera-
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Room No, Hon. NAPOLEON B. Taylor Judge
Richard Clark vs. City of INDIANAPOLIS: dam
age suit. On trial by jury
Room No. 2-Hon. D. W. Howe. Judge.
Huda A. Hadcock VS.. VIM. H. Corbaley; Sc
duction, Cause dismissed
Caroline Ehrmann vs. Lewis Ehrmann. di-
Vorce. Cause dismissed.
b, f. Wilson VS.. Samuel Honway ct al: suit
20 determine ownership of certain collaterals
deposited with First National Bank, on trial
by COURT Continued until Monday next, Sep
tembeF24 ~ ~
Robert O. McGin VS.. 8. Z. Fletcher Ell al; suit
70 decide legality of sale of real estate ON trial
by court.
Room No. s-Hon. Lewis c. Walker, Judge.
Joseph II. Youndt VS.. p, c., & ST. L R. R. Co.:
Manage suit. On trial by jury.
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Public Charity and State Benevolence.

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis JOuruan
There exists some doubt in the minds of many
good persons as to how far public charity should
extend in providing means for the ameloratiOn
OF the condition of those afflicted by some dis
ease or deerepitude by which they are made in
capable of providing for their own wants. The
enormous amount required to provide for the
insane, the deaf and dumb and blind is drawn
from each taxpayer according to the amount of
properly owned, and is paid ohecrfully by all.
Yet there are those upon whom this burden
not only falls heavily, but who feel that they
have loved ones entitled to public charity fully
as much as the classes specified. In one school
district in Center township, outside the city,
there are four little boys and girls who
porn with distorted limbs, all of whom are now
under treatment tor their deformity, Judging
from their appearance all of their families are
poor. 1t is calculated to touch the sympathles OF
anyone to see the little anxious souls hohbling
along with the varied appliances used to
straghten their members. No parents Will spare
anything within their power to give to nave
their darlings cured. 1 know one poor family
who have no home, whose family Of little ones
| is large, taxing all the energies of the father
who works days work for bread, clothes and
rent, and the mother, who washes 60 keep the
family, who have sweet, smart little girl, born
with what is called club-fOot The parents
now denying themselves of many comforts to
save something to put this child under treat
ment. These deformed children are the most
loved of all the others, and it is fathers aud
Tommy or Jennie that they be not left so mat
| they will have to go to the pOOrhouse when
| father and mother dead. Many little homes
| in Indiana are mortgaged to have some one of
this class sent off and cured.
1t cannot but appear just to everyone that this
class of unfortunates demands as much public
charity as any of those named. They come into
the world Shakspeares Richard the Third.
"deformed, unfinished, and so made up that the
dogs bark as they halt by them" Many of the
others mentioned become diseased by improper
habits and indulgences. Those TO whom now
refer do not. Il it not time chat some means
should he provided for the detormed and Grip
pied of the Statef We cannot boast of having
institutions for others afflicted without saying
We have begun the good work and intend to
finish it as We can. tt would not cost
any more to provide State institution hos
piUal foe these and others to be named at an
other time than it will cost to build. fit up and
run one of the hospitals for the insane.
HEPVEY
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The following novels have been added to the
Franklin-square Library: "By the Gate of the
Sea-" by David Christie Murray; "The New
Timothy" by William NJ, Baker, and "Pearla,'
by NJ. Betham- Edwards.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

To the Editor Of the Indianapolis JOuTnea:
Can any of your readers furnish me with in
formation in regard to the old Express Mal'
of Amos Kendall, General Jackson's Postmaster
general2 / wish TO ascertain the date of its es-
Establishment, and of It's suppression by Con gress
1t was a sort of outside arrangement of Ken
dal's, though under his control. The rates were
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gents for single letter
from tine East to any of the large points in the
West, that is, treble the old legal rates, with a
gain of only "A day or two between New York
and Cincinnati or ST. Louis. 1 think 1t WAS es
tahlished about 1885 or SO, and abolished after
four or i've years. j. B. &.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENP-BARNARD & 5AYLIGS MAKE A
Il specially of renting and caring for proper
~. They have great demand for houses III all
paris of the city. 1t will be To your interest and
happiness to place your property in their hands
for rent or sale.
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Circuit Court.

Hon. Joshua G. Adams, Judge
John Henry Farman sent to Jail for contempt.
Isabella Ellen VS. Thomas P. Silvey's estate.
sult on account. Tried by the court, and judg-
ment given for plaintiff for 5000.
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chicago, ST Louis & PIttsburg.
Depart-New York. Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily, s..--.... d:35 am
Dayton and Columbus EX-
press, except SunGay.-...--.1 1888 am
Richmond Accommodation l:lODm
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express. daily, s. h.. ;l:05 pm
Dayton Ex9ress. eXc'p Sunday 5:O5 pm
arrive -hlcnmond Accommodation, ex-
cept sunday 600 am
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore ana Pitts
burg Express, daily -.--..--.1l 1850 am
Columbus ana Dayton EXPRESS
except sunday ............. 5:4opm
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
lngtOn, Baltimore and Pitts
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Dayton Express. daily except
Sunday. ..-.......--..-.......1O :35 pm
TTiICAGO DIVISION VIA KOKOMO, p, c. II ST L. X. r.
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Ex-
press, D. c-..-..--.----..--.-.I1 1925 ain
Louisville and Chicago East
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arrive Chicago an Louisville Fast
Express, daily, s----..--.--.. 4:15am
Chicago and Louisville EX-
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VXTANTED-TO SELL ONE-HALF INTER
w est in good paying, light buslness-cheap.
36 W. Washing tOn street, Room 5.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
vi OF city aud farm property IN Indiana ana
OHIO. Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, "a East
Market street.
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WI ANTED-BOARD AND LODGING IN A
w private family near the circle, by young
man of steady, sober habits. Address W. R,
Baldwin's Music Store.
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Mooney AT THE LOWEST RATES OF IN
WI terest j. W. WILLIAMS " CO., and 4
VintOu Block.
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WE know that there is nothing on earth equal
to Hop Bitters a family medicine.
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Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge
State vs. Gottlleb Wachstetter. Grand lar
ceny. On trial by jury.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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JeffersOnv Madison & Indianapolis
Depart-sOuthern Express, daily, S.. 4:25 am
Louisville and Madison EX-
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Louisville and Madison mail,
y. c.......-... ........-.-..-.. 4:O5 pm
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Indianapolis, St. Louis and
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z%s$ss%' DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey

in fever and ague
districts, in tropical
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tied by epidemics, and
indeed in all localities
where the conditions
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and Alternative. Hos
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orally.
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VNTANrED-TO FU RNISH GOOD DOMESTIC
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isfaction guaranteed or money refunded. SO W.
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ATANTED-TO SELL ONE-HALF INTER
w est in several valuable patents. 1t will pay
any one with small capital to investigate Com
mercial Exchange, SO W. Washington street,
Room 3.
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WANTED MMEDTATELY-LADY HELP
w in office. Some one who has some kuOwl-
edge of bookkeeping and correspondence.
Address, with reference, f. N
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MUSIC TEACHERS, CHOIR LEADERS,
SCHOOL TEACHERS.

For Common SchOols-Song Bells, soc. by L.
O. Emerson; Golden Robin, 5Oc, W. o. Perkins;
Whippoorwill, Soc Merry Chimes, soc; Song
Echo, zoe. All are good, cheerful, genial collec-
tions OF school music.
For High SchOOls-Welcome Chorus 81, by
Tildon; Laurel Wreaths, 81. by Perkins; Vocal
EchOes, 81, female vOices Wellesley College
collection, 81; High School Choir, 81; Hour of
Singing 81. All are excellent books by the best
cOmpilers.
For Singing Classes-The Singers Welcome,
75c, by Emer son: Peerless, Zoe, by w. O. PerK-
ms; The Ideal Toe. Classes with either of these
books are sure TO he successes.
For Musical Societies Redemption 81. No
velO edition. This new and remarkable work
is well worth practlcing. Also, the easy Ruth
and Boaz, 65c, and the fine scenic Cantata.
Joseph's Bondage, 81. Also, all the Oratorios,
Masses. and large number of Sacred and Secu-
lar CantaUas, send for lists.
For Chors-Shepherd Church Collection,
ri %; Temple, ST. Herald of Praise, 81: Anthem
Harp, 81 20; Emersous Book of Anthems
81 %; Churcn Offering 1926 Gem Cleaner,
81, and many others. Send for descriptive lists.
Any book mailed for the retG price.
Lists free. Inquiries cheerfully answered.
OLIVER DITSON & CO.,
BOSTON.
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EOR sALE-A STOCK OF BOOTS AND
7 shoes; no old shop worn goods, but ali in
good, salable condition. located In old shoe
stand and have good trade. Terms made
known or application. For particulars, address
EVANS & SfDENER, Crawfordsville Ind.