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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

James DuttOn Va. John Duttou ot al. High
No. 44O2.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION.
In pursuance of an order issued IRON the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Highland and State of Ohio made
at the October term thereof A. ID. 1855, and
10 me directed, will offer for sale ut public
the town Of Hillsboro, on
Saturday, December 11th, A. d. 1886,
At l O'Clock p. IN. of said day, :, the following
described real estate. TO. wit:
Situate in Brushcreek township, Highland
county, Ohio. on the waters Of ONO Brush-
creek, and bounded and d described AS follows,
First ttract-Beginning at white oak and
PoIiar southwss; corner n M 70 i lot or J0hn
survey No. 2Si2 thence with the line OF said
Graham's survey; thence N. SO W. ~ poles
to ts George s'G asi's lot; thence With he % line
thereof $50 poles to a whi,eoak and dogwood
at the east corner Of said Gall aud in the line
line E. 95 poles 70 u sugar tree, white walnut
and white ouk In the line OF Peter Hatters
lot and orner to Caplinyer; thence with the
ing Peter Hatter's corner aud with John
Hatter's line 10 the beginning, containing
eighty. a se and one: half (s51{l acres, more O.
acres acre, U entered in the name 81 John HawkiSs
excepting from said above described tract
the following described parcel taken there
from end decided on December 9th, 1853, ny
David Dutton to Jacob +. B0bb, o-wit: Be-
ginning 1t a stone corner to John Caplipg.
iinsers 0i line n. So W. s. poles % to @ stone % IL
said line; thence n. l3o E. .42L poles to q
stone; thence $. 7sO E. % poles TO stone in
the sinking y ring road !; thence with said
road =. $50 e. 10 poles to q stone In said road
and in the west line Of Joseph Hatter's la d.;
thence b. 37,4 poles to the BEGINNING, con-
tanning eight and three-fourshs acres, more
or less. second tract situated in Brushcreek
township, Highland county, Ohio. bounded
iron wood In the line OF Elizabeth Hun.
man, and conveyed to her by John Halter !;
thence S l43 poles to q whtteoak n0rthw west
corner to Jacob Hatters survey, N. $50 l5N W.
l45 poles to q gum southeast corner to Joseph
Vests survey; thence N. 78 poles TO stone |;
thence easterly with the meanders OF the
bottom TO the beginning. containing one
patented to John Graham BY patent bearing
date October %, 1888, aud conveyed to Mich
olss Baker by Walter Dunn, executor of the
last will and testament Of said John Gra-
ham, deceased.
First tract OF S51l acres less 81 acres has
been appraised at SIS per acre, or 81, ,l5l25.
second tract Of 100 acres appraised At Sl2
per acre, or 81 200, and can not sell for less
than two-thirds Of said apprsisement.
Terms Of sale-One.third cash on day Of
sale, one-thtrd In one year and one. third In
interest from day of sale and TO be secured
by mortgage on the premises; , us,x,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Sloane, Gardner & Hire, AttyB.
Nov. l1th, A. d. 1855.
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BELFAST.

November Goth, 1888.
Mr.. Daniel Milburn is improving the appear
ance Of his farm by large fodder house.
Some Of the teachers from here attended the
Teachers Association last Saturday at Marshall.
Miss Martha williams. Of Clarksville, was
the guest OF Miss Lille Garrett saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Rev. Thompson and little Ira, from
Blsnchester, are spending few days with old
neighbors here.
Miss Rebecca Kelly, of Manchester, has been
and friends here.
Mrs. Young, Of Youngsville, Adams county,
has returned home after . three weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. 8. 6torer, and other
friends here.
Thanksgiving passed of very quietly, with Q
singing at night by Prof. Coussr, Of Nay Hill,
Adams county, who 10 making efforts 10 get up
singing-school here.
The land Of william storer, deceased, Wa
sold last Tuesday. 1t .was divided into two
tracts, Noah StOrer buying the piece with the
house ON 1t, and Mart williamson the remain.
ing piece.
We hear much complaint being made about
the covered bridge on the pike south OF here.
II Il u not covered soon other repairs will have
to be made before long. The Commissioner
should see to 1t st once to save heavier
expenses
Al Charley Courtney was returning home
from prsyer-meeting here last Sunday night,
and driving through . gate near home, hi.
norse became irigntened ana ran ON, Jumped
pn,nk Ience, Ian sarougn ~, sno 20 tne
sssuls' wNnous trselng i!sen Lsom sne DUCK
oosFd' pas ALMOST demohsninsN
A serious accident happened to Joe Ham.
msnd Last Saturday night. While on his way
home from Hillsboro and driving acroes . cui-
az ns os, as
running over nis nand ana nesd. ms:htng ni1
nsnd ana c9sung gesn on ms nesd from tne
move srounS over n's le!s eye 70 nn ear' lsying
u open. ": dinscow WAS summoned 70 sew
9p tne wouna HAMMOND hsd Deen drinking
'u'"s ,s" 'ns a ..., ,,.,..,.
Mr.. George r. Webster and viss vsre v,.,t.
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Real Estate Trsnsfers,

Henry Alderman 70 Laura 2. Simmons, Easi
Monroe, lot, e160.
WIN. HaEvood 70 James aushris. Lsssburs,
]. O: Halloxsll 70 Samuel z. Hixson. Lees.
burg. lot, el67.60.
Geo. y. Kinssr, assignee TO =. n. Wsst, LIB.
srty tovnship. % aerss, - poles, oe6x %.
John n. Huasey, guardian, 70 basah 4. Dea.
nie, Penn township, - aerse, u poles. ol.6oo.
Caleb Mobsrly 70 Albina Scott, Whitsoah
John B. Reno 70 Noble sssssrAsla lsifass
Amisl Marcoustts 10 John B. eha0ss, Hamss
towpship, l3X acses, ESQ. ~
John T. Hssshbasger 70 Wn. q. HAyshbas.
Ssco q; .0'''s'' - ''' = - A''''' '''''A'p
Ire Garmsn 10 J. =. 0arman st a., Bsush
creet township. liz aerss ed ~ polss, o1, 100
Thomas Ro6erds v Phoebe nsx9ell, jaek.
son township, 90 acre., e70A
John b. 0arman 70 0egunan 8spest OF Dunk.
srd Church, Brnshcrssk township, 90 polss,
John nassh.ys = =. 70 AlIe.s xaaAAsvs,
Libsrty tovnship, elX seres. o. lo0.
Assy o. Tsylor % J. =. Lawson, Brusherssl
tovnship. l4tx acees, 0l,7N.
q. ". Lisdssy - Charles y. Richards asd o.
p. Tsuse. Hanss township. 10 asvss. 80.
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Hish!snd County Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No. 1892.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
At the octoSeT Ct term thspeoi her s 4. isss and 70
me directed, will offer for sale 81 public
auction, at the door of the Court House, in
the town of HillsbOro, on
Saturday, December 18th, A. d. 1856,
At O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
sisusssa in. IN sse The County % Of Highland. and
follows: A psrt Of survey No. 27l, begin
W. Elliott; thence With one Of his lipes n.
land of James heOonnsushey; thence with
Themes \. TO- W. 10 % poiss % 10 . = stone 10 6 tSe,
West Union road and .. ". corner to the said
JaMes Jam M,ocsCSSnISasughsy; ,os e Ia thence With ss,d M
--a anu n. ". corner to the land Of
% vcsss fS:nos Nth y Line q ;sc ns
the plsee Of beginning. eontatnin1 b aersa
ss q Ess ri S:Sd
corded IN Vol. IL. psss. asa ana is5 IN records @
SCaPPsy q SpiG Jon. Clemson. sur.
ter Of the old State road from Chtllicothe TO
Cincinnati, corner 70 the land Of Jemes No.
GGonD:.sssy thspee ,sg xitt u % lire q ..id Ms,
,S S.ss: ,s: 1S pS q. Ss r.: i.ss; e q n!ss
: stone scresr M ser to- 10 aid Miller; re t6sncs @ With
aonS q the north side Of said road n. no e.
% ss.s.: E fr' a. 81 T. 1Sseis s so. e ;ss q
ee0oe tn th6 eontss OF eaid road; thence ..
" y; 1!,s lclss e az elm tasDss g g e g z e
Helss:. = a. ssene is ssesse tsc.ss p: Y.
,Ps P.s &! y,i z ,s E :son: sS; ss:;s: =
begtnnlng. oontalnin6 ll0 a6gos nofo o. LEES,
S:'Ss sss 80 Pc? g ~ - ey niyis
ysssss,y 1s: -: - ss.sF}SS e sseS e. =
sai1 lseaies. - 80 sPlscssed g fo1r
siie s. e IS: Sss' :sis sis - -
s-' : ....,. s.'.-0... z * -
SovsSsss issS. N.
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SHERIFTS SALE.
Real Estate.

Hattie l. Wright vs. Alonzo Fl. Wright ct al.
Hiehlsnd County Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No. i420.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
In pursuance Of an order issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the County of Highland and State
Of Ohio, made at The October term there.
OF A. ID. 1885, ana to NE directed, l will
offer for sale at public auction at the door OF
the Court House, In the town OF HillsborO
on
Saturday, December II, A. d. 1856,
At 21S O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the follow.
Ing described real estate, to- wit:
Situate In Highland county, ohio, and in
the town ~ HiIlsborough, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: A certain part of in.lOl
number one hundred and ninety-one (No
1917 in The town Of Hillsborough, being one
hundred and thirty feet front on West atr et
(l3O fD and one hundred feet 200 ~ on North
street. known and designated on the record
ed plat of said town by Its aforesaid number
q i'd premises has been appra ised at (3lA00)
fourteen hundred dollars, and can not sci
for less inan two-thirds Of said nppraise
ment.
Terms ct Sale-One-t tn ri cash on day oi
ale, one; third in one year, and One-third In
two years. the deferred payments to bear In
terest from day OF sale and to be secured BY
mortgag. on the premises.
sheriff Highland County, Ohio
DeBruin & Hogsett. Att'ys.
November llth, 1885,
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Can't Make Anything Like II.

have been practicing medicine for twenty
years, and have never been able to put mp .
vegetable compound that would, like Simmons
Liver Regulator, promptly and effectively
move the liver to action and at the same time
aid Gnstead Of weakening) the digestive and
assimilative powers Of the system.
No other remedy within my knowledge can
Gil its place. l.. M. Bipton, M. ID.
Waehington. Ark.
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The First Kssn Twlsss.

A. The season advances, The pains end aehsl
b. vhleh Shsumatism makes ttse6 known, IN
expagiepsed after evsEy sxpoeurA u y ~
elsinsd that Hoods esseaperlIe ID stsei1l
Ss, 80 rs9sly, b1l - thosassds -
1le6 81 uoo1'S 1Sssapesilis. vsssasl = b n
tng c1kogs Vho eu1W iron vheumAtism - ~
\ bseoss ~ 1fse kesa tviaGe. -
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Sick headache and . sensation Of oppression
and dullness in the head, are very commonly
produced by indigestion; morbid dependency,
irritability and over sensitive ness OF the nervei
may, in majority Of cases. be traced to the
same cause Or. ]. II. McLesn's Liver and
Kidney Balm and Pilletts will positively cure
For sale by Seybert Il Co.
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FOLSOM .
November a7,h. ,sss

Afr. San Clark. 0f Clinton county, wsn the
guest " ". 7. shannon last Thnrsday.
Mr.. GeurIe Lawrence cunsempiates going
south ~ ubOnt two weeks io work st his trad,
OF harucss.n,akiDg
Sam Mccoy hAa tweuty-tns fine turkeyr
twenty VI them weighing three hundred
pounds, and the other QUE forty-avs pounds.
Thanksgiving services At Mt. Washington
last Thursday consisted Of Sabbath School
talk at ten O'Clock .. M, aud sermon at night
Joe Mccoy passed through here last Wednes
day with sigbty-five head OF cattle. that aver
aged 1,10O sixty.five Of them were two-yesr
o!ds, the rest yearlings.
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MARRIED.

CE-STILLwELL-Att the residence Of
the brides parents. near Sicily, Highland
county, O., on the evening Of November 17th,
1885, BY Elder John Shockey, Mr.. Isaac Lance
and Miss Lizzie Stillwell
HUFF-DIXON-At the residence Of the
bride ct Crbans, Ohio, November 10th, 1856,
Mr.. Charles L. Huff, formerly Of New Market,
Highland county. o.. and Miss Annie Dixon,
Rev. Wakefield officiating.
ROSSELOT-FUNK-Mr Fred Rosselot and
Miss Acinth Funk were married at the resi-.
dence Of the officiating minister, Rev. J. W
Cummings, Wednesday evening, Nov. Gath,
1885 Both Of Mowrytown.
WILLETT-CHANEY-N November Gath, 1885
st the Presbyterian parsonage. by Rev. W. J.
McSurely, Mr.. Stephen Willett and Miss Ellis
CLANCY. both OF this county.
T-BOELZNER-Also. on the SAME
day, at the same place, and by tho same, Mr.
Samuel T. West. OF Samantha, and Miss Kate
J. Boelzner, of Fairvicw.
OOK-MoCOY-Op November 27th, 1886
at the same place. and by the same, DR.. G G.
Hook and Miss Clara D. Mccoy, both Of Fol-
SON. in this COUNTY
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FOR SALE.

::s; .ssisss s e: ytd :: s1s,sE
.;:: go :: ssss s:sfi:s s:s
iA|;siS III hE;: L.: A::.'. B:
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You will have no use for spectacles IL you
use DR.. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salve it removes the film and scum which ac-
cumulstes on the eyeballs, subdues indsmms-
tion, cools and soothes the irritated nerves,
strengthens weak and failing sight. 26c. q
box. For sale by Seybert Il Co.
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CARM EL.

CAWMELs
November 2Oth, 1855.
q. McCoppin. principal Of the South Holou
school. spent Thanksgiving with biz parents.
Quite number Of the Carmel teachers a.
tended the H. @. r. A., 1T Narshall last batur-
day.
Miss Amnnda Butters, the newly elected
president Of She Y. P. q. A. does honor to the
Office
T. L. W. Spargur's grocery 10 completed.
He 10 now ready TO supply the wants Of all q
the lotcest rates.
The newly organized missionary society 10
prospsring finely under the superinter dency Of
Mrs. Amanda Head.
Gary Grim and wife, Of New Petsrsburg,
have been visiting II. @. Eubanks and family
the past week. Gary is quite . Sportsman. He
killed several dozen quail during his stay.
Mrs. Abba McCoppin, one Of the oldest citi-
Gems Of Carmel, was suddenly stricken down
with paralysis the evening before Thanksgiv-
ing. II 10 very serious case and she 70 hardly
expected to recover.
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You should avoid all medicines which cause
co.,;nOs Of tSe pton.cn rh ani msy maze you sn
invalid for life the mill power is the best.
DR.. J. H. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney
Pilletts will cure chills and fever, biliousness.
etc. 25 cents vial. For sale by Seybert 4
IN.
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not an Ae>,e

ATHIOPAonos two yoan ESQ. II msde theeough
otsost, Springfield, O.
ytua IN ovseth coanty coms slmiax tsslinsuials
.ss, sss'e 4 ATnl l0Pn0R0S Z ss:ss eSa ssa
that n real cure for either Of thses terrible dis.
sasss. Athlophoeo0 b not IN expsinsnt It has
bssu tsisd and its valus proved By thousands Of
svse bssn put ON the markst that has hsuaght such
univsssal relief 70 suRsrsn from rhsumatln and
nserslsia. Athlophoros = sbsc'utsay ea1s totaks
oonA for names Of psrsons IN your own etaSs who
knVobeen cured By ~ u.s..
Ash your drussist for Athlophoeoos II you
cannot ct II Of him will send Il express paid
receipt Of regular phce-ol 90 Per bottle. We
prefer that you buy It from your druggist. bat "
he hasut II do not BE- psesuadsd 70 ty somsthing
slse, but order At once from a. - dirSctsd.
ATnl0PH0R0s CO.. IN WALL ST.. NEW YORK
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Issh. Prsi.is nsssa "a sesssshs q syesy
NJ Lotion. Use 20 oehes. This nsvse faiIS.
Soa BY v. T. ssisa . Co., DyuGgis1s. ui1s'
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.nu,,.r -FoA rhg- a
AuhhIO PERSONAL MEMOIRS
WlNXvn -oy-
"Aas1u GEN. ROBT. p. LEE,

Wsr bstsgsew tks SSsssS.
u is only once IN . lifetime that agents
have euoh On oppc vtunity e. u nov olSeo0
them IN the saleof this book. and thoso Who
they ever did bsfors 10 their live. VIII sos
pIomptlytu writiug for farther tnf6smatioa.
There are speefog reasoHs for the tEymsNss s0ls
advsrtisemsnt. bat viii b. folly explsiuod
on eppiieasion. Easnsst. tntslligent ne.
q s. o.:s :es "a soS ::ss
rsene, eIe requested u write Ut ON . for GsU
p9st9cvlave. Whieh viii b. sent free ON rec tps
HisrolICAL PunLssHIua Co..
sai ~ n. Third ~. -. Louis, No .
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LITrLFroN.

November sesh, 1865.
Hoes nearly oil sold 10 this locality n I'm
e3 50 70 - no rsr hundred.
william, Workman Ia tie harpiest man ~
have sren for sometime. Whyp Because it's
= girl
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Treasurer's Sale.

Py virtue Of the Dow Liquor Tranic Law
being that Of John sweetmsn, OF New Lex
tngton, Highland county, Ohio. and levied
ON and TO be sold by virtue Of Section oi
lie ssle'in the village Of New Lexington.
Tuesday, December 9TH, 1885,
The following property: One pool table and
marhle-tOp counter, sideboard, 10 glsssea
and tray, quart measure, l salt cellar, l
cooler and faucet, "a bottles Of beer, keg ol
beer on tap, box OF cigars, z decks of cards
IS bunches Of cigar lighters, cisck, . sets 81
dice and 3 boxes, pepper box. . billiard
lamps with shxde., bracket lamps, wood
fs:: Ss SuH: Sas:. OHS a:
to commence at ten O'Clock. Terms cash
]. N. HIEHTAND.
Treasurer Highland County.
Noyember 25th, 1885,
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SHERIFEoS SALE.
Real Esate.

Joseph COhn w. Cassius NJ. Moore ct al.
Highland County Court of Common Pleas.
Case No i2D.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursi tnce Of an order issued from the
Court of Cannon Pleas within and for the
county Of Highland and State Of Ohio, made
ut the Oct,,Der term thereof A. ID. 1885, and 10
the directed, I will offer for sale At public
auction u, the door of the Court. house, in
the town ~ Hillsboro, on
Saturday, December 4th, A. u. 1885,
At one ne ock p. m. OF said day the follow.
ing desc ibad real estate, tO.wit:
fn.io, No q in the Village Of New Lexing.
ton, HI. hand county, Ohio, an known and
designated nn the plat of said village.
Said premises has been appraised ut (ti25)
four hundred and twenty. i've dollars, and
can not y. II for less than twe.thirds OF said
appraisemrnt.
Terms III ssic--Cash on day Of sale.
H. c. DAWSON,
sheriff OF Highland County, Ohio.
steel Il HOugh, Attorneys.
November 4th, 1886.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.
ORDER OF SALE.

Peter H. Edwards VS.. Henry W. Elliott ct al
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas
Case No. 1892.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

8. p. Scott & +. ]. Scott, ex'rs, etc, VS.. Sam
uel Brown ct al. Highland County Cour
of Common Pleas. Case No. 4,2i5
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Carroll & Downhsm VI. Jos. N. sapdersou
ct 81. Highland County Court Uf Com
mon Pleas. Case No. 4,375.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-26
The Chinese Must Go.

Latest advices from Seattle indicate an
unsettled Condition OF affairs, and unless
a settlement is soon effected by the multi
ficatiOn Of the Burlingame treaty, blood
shed will be the issue. Notwithstanding
this fearful crisis OF affairs, 1t Is remark
able factthat the Famous" New York
Clothing House, 140 Congress street. Sa-
vannah. Ga, formally announces 10 an
appreciative public, in the face OF all this
turmoil. terror and turpitude, that they
have, with special attention and great
care, manufactured and now ready for
inspection, the best stock OF MEMS, Youths
and B0QS' Spring Clothing, which they offer
at such low down, cutting rates. that this
news will be more greeGily received than
the latest dispatches Of Sir Charles bikes
divorce suit, the London riots. or the
achievement Of Sam Jones' A cordial
invitation TO examine goods and prices
is respectfully rendered by the pro.
prietors Of the "Edm0us" New York
Clothing House, Savannah Branch, l4O
Congress street.-AdU.
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Success.

The great reductions in prices Of our
Clothing we have been making has had
the desired effect OF reducing our stock,
and many have taken advantage oft. We
still have more Clothing for Men and Boys
than we want, and so are continuing our
great clearing out sale. If you want
a suit for yourself or boy, now is the time
to buy it. We have a full line of separate
Cashmere Pants. Our line of Hats is yet in
good shape. Black stiff Hats in the latest
style. Soft Hats for Men, BOYS or
Children. Red and White Under
wear in all the different grades at
very low prices; Neckwear, etc. In fact,
we keep everything that is kept by first
class Clothing and Hat stores. II you
want bargains now is the time. Come
at once and get fitted out, as it will pay
you to keep them until next fall. CHAs.
LOGAN & Co., the Savannah Clothing and
Hat Store, 1879 Congress street.-Adr.
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THE VIRGIN MARY.
The Festival ofthe Annunelation in the
Roman Catholic Church.

The Festival ofthe Annunclation Ia the
Roman Catholic Church.
Yesterday was the feast of the Annunci-
alton, day held as a great festival In the
Roman Catholic Church. In England It
is commonly called Lady Day; in France
NOtre Dame de Mars. It's a very an.
clent institution in the Latin Church.
Among the sermons OF st. Augustine,
who died IN 430, are two regarding the
festival.
In representation OF the annunciation
the Virgin Mary is shown kneeling or
seated at table reading. The lily, her
emblem, Is usually placed between her
and the angel GABRIEL who holds i'm one
hand a sceptre surmounted by fleur-de-
Is on lily stalk; generally a scroll is
proceeding from his mouth with the
words, Ace Martd grdtil pleRd. and some
times the Holy Spirit, represented as
dove, Is seen descending towards the
Virgin.
In proof Of the igh veneration in which
the Virgin was formerly held ia England
and In all Roman Catholic Church.
%, II Is stated that no
fewer than 1000 churches were
named in her sole honor, besides a hum
dred OF more in whioh her name was as
sOciated with that OF some other saint.
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TWO COMETS VISIBLE.
Where to Look for Them and When They
VIII be Brightest.

Where to Look for Them and When They
WIN be Brightest.
Prof. Lewis Swift say that Barnard's
comet on the day Of It's greatest bright
ness, which is May "A, will be about 20
deg. north towards the north star from
The Pleiades or seven stars. 1t is now
about deg. north OF Alpha Aritis. II Is
visible through small telescopes, Febry's
comet is now In a vacant part OF the sky
some II deg. north west OF Alpha AdrOm-
eda, low down IN the northwest.
On April 30 Il will be some 4 deg. cas-
OF the place where Barnard's will be
when brightest a month later. IL VIII be
a unique il not an altogether unheard OF
spectacle Of two bright comets in the
same quarter OF the heavens being almost
simultaneously visible.
Fabry's, or the Paris comet, as il is
often called, will probably become visi-
bic 20 the naked eye in less than two
weeks from now, and, fortunately, moon
light Will not interfere with its visibility,
neither will 10 but very little on April
81, when brightest. it may be adYisi-
bic 70 note that the two comets, both
being within 8 deg, Of each other. 1t NAV
be also interesting TO state that, on Feb.
y, Fabry's and Brooks comet were
but deg. A min. apart, and with a tele-
scope Of low power both were in one
6eld.
On April 25, Fabry's comet will cross
point which Barnard's comet will pass
On March y, and on May 20, Bar
nard's will be where Fabry's had passed
tWenty-tnree days previously 1t Is
fabry's, not Barnard's comet that is
supposed to be identical with Miss
Garaline HerschePs comet Of 1885.