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OBITUARY.

Died. on the cath instant, at I:4O ~ Ms ~ "
pneunionia, CALVIN %. STAPLES, onIF sou Vi
NJ, w. aud II. +. Staples aged twenty-sN years;
Thus has ended the short life OF an earnest lifts
TAM dutifnl son. and devoted brother; ~ VIZ
the writer's pride and privilege " De ar
associated with him rs friend Ior man i ,,d
and well does he remember the many AVIS oi Ai a.
ness and generosity and the self-scrlnc'ig us -,
position OF the deceased. ITO know MN Mas ~
low. him. and no one could be thrown III Contnv.
with Kim for any length of time Without having
his better nature elevated as he caught ue liisplra
ron of noble purposes. Christian forbcarnnce, anu
naticnt Ionp-~uffering In aiilictioD-so eminentiy
char,icteristic of this soldier of Christ.
devoted SON and brother, this shock 10 MS IAN
ily must he donbly severe when In the Hover on nis
youth he is cut down-hc who was st;lii 20 ms
father I'm his declining years, cOmi0rt 20 DIS
mother and the pride and alteration OF MS sisters.
I'm Sickness he displayed the same heroic f0rtiimde
that he had shown through life enduring neekIy,
with Christian resignation. his sufierlngs, ana
never allowing word Of compliant to escape MS
lips even when under the most agoniZing pangs:
Never thinking Of self, his courteous and cheerful
department ever won for him fast friends among
ali he met. and 10 his noble instincts even NJ
the last. when lie was In great pain aud knew that
he was dying and spoke with great difficulty, yet
he thanked his physicians for their kind ana UNI
wearied attention 10 him. Calmly and peacefully
he passed away, perfectly conscious To the END;
He died IN fun hope of joining Tie ransomed
above.
Gods finger touched him and he slept"
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MOZART HALL.
CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs. Ac.m

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
j SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
MATINEE. " all grades, OIL CLOTHS and
and HOLLANDS, CORNICE and CORNiCE
rULES, ILACk-CURTAlNs. &C. PAPER
,HANGlkGS OF the Latest designs. All orders
country. A. JENNINGS,
ap 22-2m 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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sPECTAL NOTICES.

1 -,. - -
f1- BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINsl
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
UNAPPRoACHABLE BARGAINsi
EYER's,
| SIXTH AND BROAD.
| FOURTH SPRING SUPPLY NOW OPENING.
OUR BUYER IS DAILY SENDING Us BAR
GAINS FROM THE GREAT NEW YORK
SALES, WHICH ARR SOw
IN FULL BLAST.
SILKS, sMKs. Silks
A 27-inch ALL -sILK sURAH. in the latest street
shades, at 97c.-cannot be bought regularly
less than $3.50;
A speciaI consignment of ALL-SILK POLKA ana
RING-DoT FoULARDs at 6oc-, real value
Ell;
G nleces Handsome SUMMER siLKS-Light
Blue. Garnet. Gendarmc, and Navy-Biue ana
White strpes-at sac, regularly sold at SIC.
We have only six pieces. and they are sellt
Ing rapidly.
pieces HEAVY BLACK ALL-siLk RhiADA-
Al, "a inches wide. at 81 .25, which you will
sayis worth sI.75.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
DRESS GOODS!
An entirely new style sATIN-STRlPE and
PLAIN SHEPHERDS CHECKS. in combina-
tions 10 match. at o5c. worth Soc;
NEW SHADES NUNS yEILINGs at zoe, sold
last week at 3jc.
20 pieces 36-lnch FRENCH CASHMEREs-the
new shadcs-at Csc;
A 75c.JERsEY CLOTH-new shades bought a,an
importer salcj-we are gow able TO sell at ijc.;
A line Of DOUBLE-wIDTH BLACK ALL-woOL
NUNS yEILINGs nj 4Oc., original value Goc.;
Q cases NUNS vEILINGs. IN Light Blues, Cream
Tans, English Dog, &c, which We did sell at
2jc.. bat nave reduced % lGic.;
l ca left Of Handsome CHECKS, IN new comb
nations. at l28c.;
GERSTA CLOTHS in new effects.
80 dozen PURE-LINES TOWELS, one yard
tong, AZ &c. worth 25c.
P-PAR-PARA PARASOLS.
A 2c-rch sATIN-SCALLOPED PARAsOL At
81. reduced from sl.65. We have only four
c,l,rs left-Old Gold, Red. Black, and Blue. 4
LINED BLACK SATIN, with SATIN RUIZ
FILE. for 80 worth 81; Handsome LINED
SATIN, with RUFFLE and WIDE SPANISH
LACE, at 81 worth $500;
BLACK SATIN 2O-ISCH PAR AsOL, With coll
ORED LINING. az $50;
4 big bargain in Il 2O-luch SILK PARASoL, war
rantGd an six, al II. cheap ~ $3.50:
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS i'm great variety;
We have fine MOURNING OTTOMAN SIN,
with SILK TAPE FRINGE. AT s6. These
goods can't De bought elsewhere under $1,000.
our other Inuumerabe bargains can De- APP
prcciated when seen. and can only De- seen at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
ap22-eod Col and 6O3 Broad street
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N LETTINGS.

CoMMANDRRY OF ST. ANDREW. No 1871
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
April 81, 1858.
CIR KNIGHTS,-You are re- ~
- questcd to attend a stated assembly ~
of the Commandcry ut the Asylum, In ~
Ming. nj 8 o'clock in citizens dress./
The members Of Richmond Comlnandcry are cor
daily invited 10 meet with us.
Ivy order Of the r.. &.
u. G. WALTHALL. Captain General.
JNo. T.. LAUGHToS, Jr., Recorder.
apo7-ltk
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OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF CAP
" ITOL LODGE. Ma. 2096. X. Of H., Are re-
quested To attend regular meeting at knights-of-
Honor Hall, corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets,
THIS friday EVENING at O'Clock.
By order Of Dictator.
an 27-lts D. b. WOODWARD. Reporter.
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APRIL 81, 1883.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS or THE VIRGIN A
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY viii be held at
the company's Office on TUESDAY. Sth May next,
IT 81. O'Clock i. NJ. Is. &. WHERRl. JR.,
ap22-td Secretary.
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Or<krE OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 20, 1883.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY COMPANY will he held at the Office
Of the Virginia state Insurance Company. No.
zoos Main street, on TUESDAY, Nav /, 1883, AT
O'Clock L. VI. X. Il. BROOKE,
APP 81. I'd Treasurer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
What Vege tables u Plant.

Upon this point perhaps no tw"
writcrs would entirely agree. We ,lu
moi mean tu la lictatnfial. nor tp u's-
trudc our opinions upon thn-c Nhu
,ln not care fur them. hut ,lr-irc lin.
ply Ia make a icw hri,f suggestion :.
f,r the han, ct OF those sho may
have had less experience tliun our.
-rIV,.:
AsPARAuUs.-O this very dcsira-
hlr early -Iting vegetable there are
sail " le two or mure varieties.
Iln~cVpr this may hc there l. certain
|, nunr lriJcr than CoHpycr's Coios.ni.
and ~ith this or any other sort, the
perfection ur the shuut> drppud-
mainly ON the favorable condition OF
the soil
BEANS or the Bush sorts, Earig
Loug Iciior, will hc found ~ de-ir.
able variety. anh either the Rhnck or
White VIZ sill leave hut lillle Ia h'
drsiirl. The only difference between
these twu IL in tie Culrr of 'he bean
If there are any better than these,
they are tu I've found in th. rev sutt- ;
Irorg I'od. Lemon Iod, and Gokien
Var. All things considered. perhaps
the Frory FOL stands at thc veIN head
Of the list. Among pole hrau~. the
old Eariy UUich Case kaiJe is de.
servedly popular. n" garden, how.
ever, il complete withouC The LiH1s.
We arc not sure that i'recr's In.
prared are really an Improvement
upon the old snrt. Both may be
planted tO good advantage.
BEETs. - Every hody plants (nr
should plan') u few EggJ,iDm Btood
because of their earlinrS-. And right
here We want ~ sai plant this surt
thivkly, nnd lmn out Eir "RrernS. +"
They are delicious. Earig Bi~d
tutnips IL the standard sort iur main
crop. AMI UcwiRg's Impnwcd IL n
aood kind a. keep IL company. They
are lA,th gual SUITS tu so~ late. antl
hurry fr winter Use. Among the
Manpels. Lrae's Isp rial Sugar nnd
IIeLb's kiBur feiioW Globe have
dome we'll with us.
CABBAGE. AN early good sort Is
very irsirHlle. anil Ia till thi. place,
the ErUiy Wuk,GeLt nwi FOtter's
Brunslpick answer admirably. Hen
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
Timely Stock Notes.

C'rarcoal should be fed to hogs
aud IS4,drry.
Straw and fodder are good 50 far
H. they gu.
y mature snw is heIter for breed.
ing than n a'Snung thing"
The profit IN pig cnpes from
getting him 10 eat as much as he can
digest.
Tn sum up the profit Of breeding,
the rule l., breed ftum The best they
will pay the hest.
\ COW can not I've expected TO give
much milk ia winter il her ouly food
is straw or corn-lAlks.
Sheep will endure severe cold IL
kept dry tut exposure to storms,
either rain or sn"S, is yer, hurtlul.
From uue tU two pounds uf corn
and two puunds of clover hay, for
m"derale-slzcd sheep, is a dsS's r&-
tiun.
Gentleness and care with a hock
ut chickens or turkeys will so, n win
their confidence To remarkable ex-
tent.
On given amounts Of food the
sheep prUduccs for the ssme weight
of dry fuOd nearly twice as much
manure as tie pig.
The ply that gets a start while
Young keeps the lead, and a differ
cnce of five pounds at six or eight
weeks is made ten fold that aNtar
later.
1t is miserable policy TO ship
calves Of = hundred pounds weight
when they can I've converted into
COWS, Tor the dairy, and into beef
when nO hunger profitable rs mixers.
With a lIIue extra care, early
chicks can br a. successfully feared
ss the late uner and The Increase IN
size, aud the Tact of their early una
turitN, Will mure than reconprnse
you iHr Nuur truuhlc.
a gud butter c,'w ought not to
eat less tl,an frOm six tuvight quartz
uf mea! Ier day, bat nut clear curn
meal. Bran l. nut wurth much To
make huuer, but mixggl with corn
meal gives hpaIth and thfiFL.
IL dUrs not pay to frei very rich
fntteuing IUWi Ia SHEEP, rs The excess
of inCpa G over that obtained from a
ration adapted 10 growth CONSISTS
principally uf talluw, which l. worth
only about half rs much rs Hrsh.
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EFtt Mail Vest NiaEb" tNpT's' M'si Lo.- la
,re.tuui,-iatInu Wet aru ua1 kNrtrss ts-' Hl b,
.lu-y gauus. ltau- .l Northumberland With T. u
x trtlu- 'HI - hI.k.sl.,Tr' aud s. rsut#r.
Erir NAL Nr.i. NaEar, hprrss Nr.t, aud Erie
EIgr--- r-'. ,ui L'sk Haven Accommodation eat.
u4Ak" close connection 4t wIIli.msIott vttH C.R
" trains unrth
Er- Mail West, NiaEar- ETIrsss wet, and Day
ENpra., Etst. max" close opnuc,tlor a. Lgok Uavsn
With q. '. o. trtus.
grtr Nal H,-i tuI W~,i eIuccta at Erir SitL Lts.ins
On {. : II. =. K r.. ~ Goa, Nth e. 4 4. v 4
e. A. Rm.-.rfufl with u. y. \. a E T. r.. an Al
urinaaHi EifA a y. q q
r4rltf rsr sill ruu between ru.tadelIlIs Is and
Wrlnsm-I-rfr ur N,-arH tVfr.ss " ~sf Ert' lrrrc's
Nrsi phila3alphis ENrrr-- tasi rut uay ENF
Fast anI sunday ENlrrs. "a. -'ssVIfE rtrsUr al
uiEht trains w. \ f'tHFsN.
81 q. In
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rh'te tthcy are alike, excepting as TO
cnlor) together. and SOW at the same
time, md in tire same rows. II gives
pleasing variety and succession with
but little Iabor.
SQUAsu.--Of these there are many
favuritcs, hut Whatever other snrts
you may plant, do not forget or fail
" plant Two or thiee hills OF Hub.
burd
SALsIPY. or Ogstcr Pt9nt.-Of this
there i Tut one sort, hut that one
shnnli lind home in every garden
in the land. What ve sail Of Par1.
n,pa applies with double force 70 this.
It's culture should he very largely ex-
tended. As its good qualities. and
the methods Of culture ure cunpara.
lively unknown, We reprint from the
american Agrtc"bort-i, an article
upon the SUI jrct from the pen Of one
Of our old friends. Joseph Harris,
than whom no one speaks with more
/ authority
/ NAlsIrT. often called Vegetable O,s.
| ter, l. rarely grown To- peri.riiun.
/ "nem we'll grown aud properly cnoked,
! II o. H'tllhiu! vegetable, aud derrrycs
L" t." much NOR" generally aud r1trn.
! sIF"iY cultivated. the cuitIvsti N Of
tai-I', l. pr"c.-"iy the aarnr ~ iyrIArs.
! trit. il q. important tu get gopi s.rd
! rruHu from car-luilp r,lrstrd roots.
! b" -r' d. can b." -0~n ~ cart, IN the
/ Sp'IuR a.. the ground ls 10 good caudl.
/ ton. aud ] uaV" -ntu 4 49, late 40 the
t'-i week Iu Jun" wItu excellent r..
suiis A. rule. huwe,rr. il ir deer.
ahl' 10 low 10 early. The land should
to I't"IHT'd 90 the Autumn. aud u csu.
mo- 30 woke too deer. or too rich and
mcIpU IL vail do arIl on great va.
rl"iy oi rullr suv ~ ruw-, twenty
iuche. ar,r, The seed /, long ana
slim and tees GrIlls will .1~ II evenly
without wH-ttUs The -erd. and ~ that
IL guIt" expensive, II 3, t.riler to INV Il
10y hHnh. dr"prIuR about tao seed. 10
e.''h men al Iu", suI cove ring about
ltH'i ~ luch u"~p, Of the VeAthrr ~
hiy. sud the sal very light II ma, he
coveted IN u.Ch ur au JuCh sud 4 half,
aud 10 dry weather It j. d,IiFAblr TO
roll the suil after snaIug. A, -nOn "a
t." Ilfui- arI'"ar, t.n" lightly and on
zach stie ri Tie rua, sud iew dave
later, tuu the hrr-s hpr or C4ltlyAtor
f...rsr"n tie r"~s: -uf'.r not y weed 10
tr"W, sud utm,l"iy 'h'n out The
,Irrt-, l.syluE th.m from four to Xix
. n,.,'', "I'',', . - ",'.a''y grown, 'ne
L.r a,,,." ',i ''',', t ~ ''!F l..HD''
/ hay" recommended. the crrp requires
,,ur. drraLl. I,nd. Tut the rohr. viii Toe
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.

E5sry tdrmer m htA dnI,aat S.eDrctSHce
Ls,eoueTs somcfhi"g ~ rd'Ue. H,its n Hud
iend Il 10 the "dgrteuiturai E,fit"r ~ ts
DEHocEAT, BeiicioHte, Pe"H'a " that "thrr
farmers Doy hare the beRshf ~ a. Lst
eon"pHtcnt"ns be trmsty, H,m be stsre Hat
hrU ars b,rrf and ,c,H pDtntsd.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08


noam Em Dntch, aud Ndrtiehedd
Ipmm0h Drnuhead has as yet mp
prurcd B.rk1hire Beuufy is "a hand.
some new second cntlN variety, with
mrnJ good qualifications. DO not
f.il To sow some one ot tile Snu0ys
for your own table use. They are
Infinitely hrttcr and more delicious
than the others.
CALLIrIuwER holds about the same
relation to Cuhhage that pound cake
aud Crcum do To murh and milk.
Try the Ldrkauannd. IL is new, and
an Improvement.
CELERY. We counsel growing the
dwnIf kluds fnr home use "Quaiity
no. quantity" IS wanted In celery.
Bo-fo" N4rkd, aud S1Hdringhom
IIhd' have Ioug been oar iav"rltes,
though the Lp Plume Ch,sttuts has
w"u - ut favor with ~
Cons C,tc,cD -Doiiy Du'ton is the
caIilr~t E9rIy Nu"c,oia follows it
IN rrw days and !. our choice.
htor,Hs Er,,gr,cn Will furnish "r,m-t-
iug rnr-' until late in the fall For
home u-c Try Bh,ct .N"Gn. t. won't
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the standard md rrliurlr sort fnr
/ lahl,. u-r aud market. For uck ling
90 a. f~"'"'7
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-13

Tongue nor pen can describe the de-
lightful weather we are having for the
time Of year. Corn husking, bridge
building, house and barn building are
diligently prosecuted.
A. G. Wait, superintendent Of the
Summit Sabbath school, informs US
that they propose having q Christmas
tree, and q pleasant and profitable
time is anticipated.
The musical entertainment last Sat
urdaY night, at w. A. Parker's Is
highly spoken Of as being = very
pleasant occasion.
Rev. Mcdowell having closed his
meetings At Summit, has commenced
a protraeted effort at Pllny and there
appears 10 be an encouraging Interest
at the commencement There Is A de-
eided conviction among many that
q country that has been blest tempOr-
ally as ours, should be more decidedly
30 spiritually.
We are informed BY many that the
church social at Charles Everhartis.
was q success socially and financially.
It will be remembered that the net
proceeds Of these sOeials are TO be an
piled on the debt incurred IN building
and improving the parsonage. The
next one Is 10 be at the residence Of
VIM. Kouns', near Gypsum city.
II. H. Gillum gives Il a. his opinion
that the fruit Il well set on the trees
for the next seasOn. We say again.
look In on his thrifty Orchard-espee-
tally the small fruit-and 90 and do
likewise, and you can have both to
sell and keep.
The corn yield round about Il vari-
Ously estimated from Is to 90 bushels
per sore. Esquire BatdOrf SAYS his
second bottom field Is making 50
bushels per acre.
The county bridge across the West
branch Of Gypsum on the Harsh
formerly McQuary farm, Il a very
neat structure.
Cicero Post convinced Us q short
time ago that Wine Sap apples are q
success In Saline county, a. well as
the Ben Davis and some other varie-
ties. He presented Us one for which
he had no name and desired Us to give
Il one and we called Il q "gOOduu.h
Messrs. Tinker and Miller, along
with the editor Of the JOURNAL have
given Us encouraging hopes with re
gard to the prospects OF the rs. & w.
road, making due allowances for these
parties being friendly witnesses for the
defendant (said road we believe that
Judgment should be rendered 10 It's
favor. ANNOTArOR.
DEC, 3, 1888.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-13

Professor Won Bruening. known as
the tramp musiciap," who was
iOrmeFly q Baron In Germany, died
ct New Haven, Friday. Ruineds by
gambling years ago. he became a wan
dsrer and q misanthrOpe. All the
pOets-beautifuily bound and good
print-af Whitehead b Sesman's.
The best place in town TO buy Over
coats, IL at SolberEis
For lame Back, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prios 25 cents
For sale by Oscar seitE.
We have the incest line Of boots and
shoes in the city. Cheap Is the word
ct Ober & Hageman's.
Have you seen those elegant library
table and hanging lamps &c Seltz Drug
store. Ifyou have not, 60 ct once and
view them. You win hnd just what
you have been looking for.
A man living in New Mexico owns
i've cows, yet whenever be visits New
York city be h introduced as one Of
the cattle kings Of New Mexico. Go
70 ID. & J. B. Whltshead's and look
over their flne stock o. holiday goods.
A WOndrOus beautiful scene awaits
you.
Aelbert 4 Dickinson have received
q aas stock o. organs. violins. aceor-
deems. haEmOnieas, &c, for the hOII-
day trade.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-13

One evening not long since, eler
gyman had the temerity TO enter the
JOURNAL Office for the purpose Of
looking over an article in which said
clergyman was Interested. While en-
gagged in reading with q lamp before
him, the printers devil had n lamp IN
his Observation-Disclosures he sur
missed might be upon the point Of ex-
plOdlng. With the DEVILS alacrity at
taking In the situation" he proposed
10 the foreman that he 1.-THE DEVIL
should exchange lamps with the eler-
gyman-no doubt thinking that the
clergyman was much better prepared
to risk the Great Unknown than he
with the half trimmed lamp. The
clergyman was entirely unconscious
Of this little consultation, but after-
wards when told Of Il. remarked:
1.-THE devil always was afraid q
preachers.n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-13

Committee met at the house Of Mr..
Arson Miller. 1t was decided 70 have
q tree Christmas eve. Committee on
tree, Charley Gillum, Joel Kelley,
Myron Peeler. Committee on dec
Grafton Of tree, Mrs. s. Kouns, Mrs.
Willis, Mrs- Peeler, Mr.. KOuns, EN-
met McCarty. Committee on deeOra-
ton Of house, Mrs. Reynolds, Mr..
Manchester, Allie Giilum, Willie
Adams, Annie Tinker. Committee
on exercises, Mrs. Mcdowell, Ms.
Manchester, Mrs. 3. Post. Committee
on music, Mrs. Adams, Mr.. ID. Nc
COmber. Committee on finance, Ids
Post, Lulu Adams, Lanra Kingman.
Committee on staging and seating,
s. Post, Mat HofmasteF, Mr.. Madden,
Steven KOuns, Ed. Gillian, Mr..
Willis. BY order Of COMMITTEES.
NJ. A. MCDOWEIL.
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The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY will commence business
about October St with and complete stock of lumber
shingles h SASH DOORS blinds &c, &c Office ysgd on Iron
Avenue. Of the Metropolitan Hotel In connection with our
white cedar posts win also offer for sale 20 tons four
barbed fence wire at s6ss per 100 pounds.
CHARLES CULP Manager.
SALIVA KANs- Sept g. 1883
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The PASTOR Of the n. E. Church on
the Gypsum charge and his wife unite
In thanks 70 Mr.. and MFs. Parker q
Summit, for their kindnes in getting
up . donation for them. out Of which
was realized nearly so, which Was
presented 70 the reverend gentleman
In a neat little speech, which was
supplemented By Mr.. EeCarty, in "a
vor Of the claims Of the PASTORS wife.
n A. MCDOWELL,
I. MCDOWELL.
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Cleanliness may be next to gOdli-
ness, but Il isn'tas healthfnl Is dirt.
Pittsburgh, the dirtiest city On the
country, il also the healthiest- Death
rate 1872 per 1000 last year. The
ROllO Books. complete set Of julie
Verne's works, ali Of John S. G. and
Jacob AbbOtt's works, all the stand
ard story bOOks-at Whitehead 4
gaauansa
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The new comet can now be seen by
thenaked eye aftersunset in the north
west, near the star Vega, the only star
ofthe first magnitude In that vicinity
Through the telescope It looks half
the size Of the moon, with just the
suggestion Of tail.
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sur Ihs bssi-Ths = 8 Hssly IL.

After q very careful examination Of
your elegant Upright Piano, most
cheerfully testify 10 It's pure and
musical tone, which n entirely free
from the unfavorable barmOnies, 80
universal In all pianos except Stein
ways. The action and touch, with
Lyons Patent 'ResOnatOr, 'giyes Il .
full Carrying power throughout the
scale, and ObVlates the tuby tone gen
orally found In the Upright Pianos. I
can but congratulate you IN succeed
Ing 10 producing 20 nne and desirable
an instrument az 80 remarkably mod
crate q price. n-F. BoscOvltZ, the
Great Hungarian Planist, san Fan-
cisco.
Mrs. Ellen P. Libbey, Ninth street
head Of Mulbegry-ls the Salina
agent for this plano.