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Sheriff S Sale Under Decree.

GT!ETE OF MINNESOTA County of Heune-
AHIEE;EAs, certain Judgment and dcsree was,
iicial District tats oi siianes s,ss.N' No 4,
ye1rber l6th, 1887, in a certain &C ion wherein
Pearson. WIN. j. Byr;,es and +. ii. steele, de-
f.ndants, in faEar OF said plaintiff aud against
Fl. q. Pearson one of tue defendants, Cor .Ec
which said j'ds tnerr was dccreed d
sprci1ic lien uuon lot twenty.two t22, al.
block ! % OF rsarr 'nst'nant CT Eersss-
pin County. nn6 the building aereon siti,1tt,.;,
AND prior and Superior 10 the interest IN u
liens thereon of the defendants, WA j Byrncs
as certain other judgment And decree was
iuly enteret and dock teJ III tbe ubov named
court on the l6'n day Of November, 1887, in II
certain action wherein jeremiah Donovan was
detendMnts. in favor ri the plaintiff and
against 81. G. pearson, c:ie Of the defci.1uuts
for the sum Of >eventy-eight and ;5-lc0 dollars,
which etsld Judgment was t2Gcrue0 I, autcitiC
lien upon lot tWen,y-one t2ii az bluck ot,a III
of rt-arcanEcntent OF Eergt,son's Addition 10
Minneapolis afnrcsaia, as,d the building there.
on situated, ana prior hn superior To the in
terest of the deiensiant, & II. Steele, III SAID
premises. And whereas. certain O her july
uent and decree was daily entered and Hoclz.
eEed il, SAID court Oh the 18th day OF &c c,,ar.
1887, i'll WHICH John Hayes was pIain,;E ana
against the said RI. g. Pearson, def-nja,, for
th.' SUM OF SXty-tTo and 81 100 dollar, whtc,
was adjudged specific lieu upon said 10, TWEEN.
ty- ne 81! atoye described and the t",:l.ling
thereon situate., wnicn slid judgment WAS or
III" lcth Cay OF January, 1888, duly assigned TO
the said Jeremiah DONOVAN.
and whereas, it WIS further tsncreea that this
buildings above, mentioned. to ether WITH lac
right. cite and intereslot the defendant, Fl 8.
Pearson. ia and to the respective 1:ac,s CT hard
a,ovede- crbed, upon which she same are sit.
nated, be sold 70 satisfy 't,,: respective juig-
mcnis against the same duly cert led ir.;n~
scripts ui said several i,1dpmenls. having been
duly served Oh and delTri,,l to me.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that ]
will sell ,he several pieces Of property above
described, ia accord 'n.s with aud as directed
by said DEGREES, at punl C auction on Monday.
the sth =, day OF April. ut 10 n'ciock
the City Of minneapolis. in said Comfy, to
satisfy the said respective judgments against
the SAME aforesaid together with COTS and ex-
pen SEES of sale.
Dated Feb. 23d, 1888.
PETER P. BWENSON.
Sheriff OF Hepnepiu County.
BY JAMES Fl. EGE, Deputy.
j. q QUINN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SUMMONS.

cTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Homie
y pin. .s.-Dlstrict Court, Fourth judicial Dis
samuel Bliss plaintiff, vs.. Frank Rice, defend
Tie State of Minnesota, to the above named de-
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action, OF which copy is here
to annexed and herewith served upon you. and to
serve copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers, at their office in the city OF
Minneapolis in said county, within twenty days
after the service of this summons upon you ex-
elusive of the day of such services and if you fail
to answer the said com plant within the time
at oresaid the Plaintiff in this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum of seven hum
dred and forty-one collars and twenty.sey na.
CENTS with interest at the rate OF per e zen Per
gsther with the costs and disbursements of this
action.
Dated February 18th. 1888.
MOVES q MCGEE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Minneapolis, Mimi inn
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SUMMONS.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Herne-
~ pin: District Court, Fourth (4ttD Judicial
District.
Jacob YAM, Chauncy NJ. Griggs and Seth K.
Howee, co-partuers, as Yanz, Griggs q tiowes,
plaintiffs, ys. Frank Rice, defendant.
The State of Minnesota, to the above-named de-.
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required tc an
ewer the complaint Of the Plaintiff in the above
entitled action, OF which copy is hereto an
nexed and herewith served upon you, and to
serve COPY of your answer to the said CON-
plant on the subscribers, at their Office in the
city OF Minneapolis, in said county, within
upon you exclusive Of the day Of such service;
and # you fail to answer the said complaint
within the tine line aforesaid the plaintiffs il this
SUM of twenty nine hundred and forty-six dol
lars and ninety-two cents, with interest at the
rate Of seven per cent per annum from the 1st
day of February. 1893. together with the costs
and disbursements of this action.
Dated February Itch, 1883 VII
MOVES q 4MUG EE,
Plaintiff Attorneys, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Saltwater News.

Special Correspondence to The Irish Standard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McDermott Of
Eau Glare; Wis, Mrs. III. A. Elliot and
Mrs. Phillip McDermott Of this city, re-
turned last week from two months Wis
it at the Hot Springs and other southern
points.
Mrs. Martha Holmes, aged % years,
died at her home in this city. Monday
last, OF heart disease The funeral took
place from st. Michael's church on We'd
nesday morning, and was attended by q
number Of friends of the family.
The funeral Of bliss Mary MCCARTHY,
who died at Minneapolis Lust week. took
place from st. Michael's church on Sun
day last. Deceased was sister of Post
master John Mccarthy Of this city,
where she was we'll known. and leaves q
number Of friends to- mourn their loss.
The two remaining boats Of the Aeet
Of the Matt Clark Transportation Com
pany, were sold ut public auction by
the United States Marshal at St. Paul
on Tuesday. The steamer j. f.. Graves
was bid i'll by Hon. Isaac Staples Of this
city for 81, $50, and the Steamer David
Bronson vas purchased by Hon. E. W.
Durant sos 81, 400. A large number Of
steamboat and lumbermen were present
aud the bidding WAS lively.
St. Patrick's Day was very appropri-
ately celebrated in Saltwater In the
morning High Mass was celebrated at
St. Michael's Church, and an eloquent
sermon on the life and labors Of St.
Patrick in Ireland was preached by Rev.
Father Murphy. Iu the afternoon and
evening the patriotic Irish drama, "a
Fathers Love, or the Patriots of 49,"
was presented in the Grand Opera
House for the benefS Of the schools Of
st. Mlchael's parish. The house wss
we'll filled at each performance, and the
schools will realize goodly sum from
the proceeds The following ladies and
gentlemen appeared il the cast: Miss
Carris Strong, Edwin Barbour and Neil
Scully, of the Peoples Theater, Mime
apolis; the Misses Burke, Paul Ma
honey aud Abbie Goodman, Jas. Good
man, Robert Walsh, John O'Shaugh-
messy, J. ]. Walsh, James McGann and
William Walsh, of this city.
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SUMMONS,

- TATE OF MTNNEsO Ia, County ct Eeune-.
~ pin District Cou,t, tourtu I4thl J4dc,al
District.
William IL. Scxson and William L. Welsh, CO.
partners. under the firm name Of Sextou u
Welsh, Plaintiffs. against George B Jones. Dc
PENDANT.
The state OF Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby. snrr ;nonsd and required an
swer the com plant Of the Plaintiff ia the ab I'VE
entitled action. which complaint has been MED
III the OBJ re of the Clerk of said District Court,
at the city OF n inneapoIis, county Of Henuepin,
and state Of Alnn e; and 70 serve copy Of
al his Office, in the CITY of Minneapolis in ths
said county Of Hen lepin. within twenty days
after service of this summons upon y,u, e1clu-
sve of the day Of such services and il you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff in this action Wit take judg-
ment against YOU Tor the sam Of three hundred
twenty three and 35.loo dollars 1923 3a} with in
tsrest at the rate .,f Z par cent per annum since
the soth day Of November, 1887, together With
plaintiffs costs and disbursements herein
Dated March x, 1883
CHRIS. A. GALLAG HER,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Minneapolis, MINI.
5859-60 Stil1nan Block.
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CITY BRIEFS.

j. &. ScaIlen has gone to Ellicott
City, Nd, for few months. Impaired
health is the Cause of his absence from
the city.
The. st. Anthony Crusaders Dramatic
company have netred $3.50 by their
entertainment at Turner Hall last
Saturday evening.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday and the
blessing Ut Palm and the singing Of the
u clock Mass sc the Catholic Churches
of the city.
There will be Solemn High Mass on
Easter Sunday at the church of the
LINN .cul;ste Conception. Mozart's 18th
Mas, Wtl! bs sung, DANG complete
orchestra mas Deen engaged.
This St. Anthony Crusaders, Will
Celebrate the 50th anniversary Of
Father Mathew at Gvrmania hall on
April lo,h. Toe society is enjpvlng a
healthy boom, having at present ]l5
membsIa.
Attorney John FL. Steele, YVES held
up By three fearless law breakers OH
last Tuesday evening at the corner of
Sc md avenue south and Seventh
street, and compelled to yield up his
Match and about SIS in cash.
The Masses on Holy Thursday, Good
FRIDAY AND Easter Saturday at the
church t,t che Immaculate Conception
viii! DO at $50 H. u. Confessions will
be heard on Wednesday for the benefit
of these who wish to receive the
Sacraments on Holy Thursday.
The ladies' of ST. Stephens Church,
of A,oka have oegsniz IL u literary 90
Getty. Miss Mary Murphy, president;
Miss May Manning, vice-presdent; Miss
NJ. Hunt, secretary, aud MISS Agnes
Stack, treasurer. They meet every
other Sunday in the Sisters school
house.
Rev. Father O'Np;l Of GAINESVILLE.
Miun., delivered the sermon on st Pat
rick's Day, al the Church Of st. Au-
ttlouy Of Pulua. Father O+Neil un~
.1oubtedlv has had the honor of preach
ing before the largest assemblage that
has ever gathered within the walls of
hat ,crea edifce.
Supervisor Matt Walsh says the re-
ceipts for water rents Tor the year end
ing Narc, l.. 1883, am united to $l37,.
IT'S 81, az against $115, 268 SO the pre-
vious year This is $l2, 900 in excess Of
the estimate made by the last water
board. Collections have never been
more prompt THAI during the past year.
At the Peoples Theatre this week has
been presented al excellent rendlrion of
"a Cuiid Stealer" The play has
many strong points in it. all OF which
were we'll brought out. Next week
'.Ouf American Cousin" will be pres
eu,ed with au exceptionally strong cast.
TIE Peoples is growing more and more
liz favor each week.
stLost in New York. has been pres
entel TO go ID houses every night this
week at the Grand. The scenery and
mechanical effects are equal If not SUI
perior to anything ever before seen in
tins city, Louis james and Marie
Wainwright will appear next week.
Those who have seen Mr. james aud
Miss Wainwright when they supported
Lawrence Burrett need not be told that
their engagement in this city will be an
artistic success.
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100 Central avenue.
Buy your boots and shoes at the
SPECIAL sale OF j. f. Kelly & Co., III
East Seventh street st. Paul.
P. V. Daily is the special agent of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company OF Milwaukee, Wis, one OF the
safest aud best companies in America.
HIS headquarters are at room 6, David
son block, ST. Paul.
J.F Kelly & Co., shoe dealers at Ill
East Seventh street, st. Paul, have iu-
aug uraJed a special sale for a short
time aud will Close out at largely
reduced rates large lot of ladies and
gents hne SHOES, rubDers, OvershOes,
etc. Take advantage at the big cut III
prices aud secure sO...e OF the bargains
which are now being offered by the
1 bOye named firm.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
DlsCOURsEs FOR The LENTEN SEA

Wednesday, March 2Sth-DutY to the
Poor; CHARITY, etc.
Thursday, March 29th-1'he Blessed
Sacrament and the Devotion to the
Sacred Heart. g..
Friday, March 30th-The Pass
ion of Our Lord and Its Lessons.
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Buy your wood and coal of the Penn
sylvania Fuel COMPANY. N. w. Nash.
President; p. III. Gibbons, Manager.
Office, 22l Hennepin avenue, corner
Washington and Hennepin avenues.
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WHsAT-No. 1 hard was steady closing ut
No. j northern 1914 bid for cash.
.ConuLigslt sales; 4S@46c, according tx, con-
aitiol.
FLOUR minneapolis patents in sacks. to loca;
dealers. s. 25DA IS; for shipment in sacks, car
lots 81 1901 Is; III barrels, y S5@4 A; delivered
Points hts Il Ives g. rye d douT pure, noniDa
81 75ss2 per 1910 tbs, and buckwheat, $53H per hM
EAANAeld at Si3 50 in bulk.
suoErs--Bulk. $14 GO.
OsYs--No z White selling at 25c on track
The ran GO Of sample sales is from 2S@S0u o {.
RYE--Nominal at A5@50c for Nos 2 and g..
HARLEY-t5uiet at from 6O@70c for Nos and
Ivy sa,.s ole.
Bu1vfER--In 100 lots: Fancy creamery, 22@26s
sxtr:. irste, i9@31c; dairy, fancy ls120c: dairy
seconds, 11@l3c; dairy, thirds, lo@llc; packing
took, 8@l0c: grease. 4@5c.
EGGs-Strictly fresh, TIC.
(,anEsE-Fancy full cream, 11@13c: fne fall
cream, 10GDl1c; part skins, 9N9c.
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Crooked Ticket Selling.

The following appeared IN the Daily
Star of recent date:
Of late my attention has been called
to the way in which certain steamship
ticket agent is doing business. AS
many of our foreign born citizens.
especially workingmen, buy thousands
of these tickets, think it the duty of
every honest man to expose to the
public the fraudulent methods used by
this agent, in order that the people
may act carefully before buying such
tickets.
This agent will advertise to sell
tickets at very low rates; aud when you
want to buy he will generally ask you
to pay SIS in advance to secure you
against a possible advance in price.
Then when you call for the ticket he
will tell you it costs you from S. to s.
more than what he originally agreed to
sell it for, know Of one case in which
this agent not only refused to hold to his
agreement, but also to refund the
advance money until threatened with
arrest. Icould point to several other
cases and I have no doubt but what
there could be found a great many
more. have been informed that the
matter will be brought before the
Trades and Laboc Assembly, and l
hope that body will take some action
and pat a stop to this disgraceful
practice.
MARTIN ALBERG.
Minneapolis, March ID, 1855.
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MISS MARY CULLEN.

OF Waverly, this state, died at that
place On Friday March 16, of inAama-
ton Of the bowels. Her funeral took
place the 18th. She WAS about 20 years
Of age, and came to this country from
ireland about four months ago. Miss
Cullen was q cousin Of J. J. aud Martin
McHale, of this City, the latter OF whom
attended the funeral.
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The Elliott House, 11S and 100 South
Third street, corner Chestnut, Still
water, MINI, is one of the best $l.5O
per day hotels in the state. James En-
lott, its mana ,er, has always an eye to
the interests of his patrons.
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If you want first class coal and wood
call on John Norton, room IL, Temple
Court. Telephone 3l4 2.
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OBITUARY.

Miss Mary Mccarthy, sister of Post
master John Mccarthy, OF Saltwater,
died at St. Mary's Hospital, this city, on
Friday, March is, Of heart disease, and
her remains were taken to Saltwater for
burial. She was born at Peterborough,
Ontario, in 1852. During her residence
in Minneapolis she had gained large
circle of friends-friends who will re-
member her for the many virtues she
possessed. Genial and kind in nature,
she had ende4red herself 10 all with
whom she came IN contact. Postmaster
Mccarthy has certainly his share OF
trouble, as it is but short time since,
December %, that his brother Patrick
died.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

John B. Pewters, retail liquor de aler
Is East Seventh street, st. Paul.
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For good plumbing, steam and gas
fitting go to McCaithy and Courtney,
100 Central avenue.
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Minneapolis Produce.

You Can get any repairs for your
toves at 1855 ls6 W. 9Th ST. Paul.
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PETER P. swENsON.
Sheriff OF Heunepiu County.
BY JAMES Fl. EGE, Deputy.
j. q QUINN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Minneapolis, March ID, 1885.
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Attorney John III. Steele, was held
up By three fearless law breakers OH
last Tuesday evening at the corner of
Sc md avenue south and Seventh
street, and compelled to yield up his
Match and about SIS in cash.
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This st. Anthony Crusaders. Will
Celebrate the 50th anniversary Of
Father Mathew at Gvrn1ania hall on
April lo.h. Toe society is enjpvlng a
l}eailty boom, having at present ]l5
nSpnhal.a
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Uhere being twenty senators presently and was
addressed by Mr.. Cockrell

Uhere being twenty senators presently and was
addressed by Mr.. Cockrell.
In course of long speech which he read
very rapidly he contrasted the positions of the
TWO pontlca! parties as between the question of
Interpretation and that of moderate rates of
duty. He described the senate bill, in its pro-
posal to Increase some rates and to reduce 9TH
erS as double-edged sword, keen on both
sides. There was fat to be "fried" out of
the manufacturers. Those on whose goods
rates were raised were to be forced 20 con-
tribute to the republican campaign funds in
ofder to keep them III, and those on whose goods
rates were reduced was also forced to con-
tribute so as to have rates increased He
charged that the bill, instead of being pressed
TO IT'S passage was kept open with the object
OF thus frying fat out of the manufacturers"
and rumor had it, he said. tho frying pan was
Kept not far from the the room Of the senate
nnance committee, so that when the manu-
LECTURERS Went there to make their statements
they had an opportunity of visiting the frying
pan.
Mr.. Spooner next addressed the senate. He
excused himself from reading n prepared
speech ian unusual thing for him) but said
that his speech consisted largely of extracts
from testimony given by boards of trade and
other bodies before the English parliament
airy commission, showing the results of
Tree trade III its home were not satisfactory,
ana there was clamor for its overthrow; a
demand for its abandonment. He intended to
prove, he said, that under the influence of free
trade i'll Great Britain there had been for
fifteen years past with Slight intermss;ons.) a
serious depression in agriculture which defed
parallel. AS against the picture drawn in the
report OF the royal commission of the condi-
ton of England under free trade, he pointed
to the marvellous growth and prosperity
OF the United Ssates under tho protective
system. The "object lesson" thus offered, he
said, was unanSwerable in favor of the pro-
tectiye system, and against trying an expert
ment that would hamper the well-being of
labor and tho growth and development OF the
country.
Congress Has Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, October 20.--TSpecial. Tho
first session of the fiftieth congress is over.
After distancing all previous records in point
OF duration, and after several weeks serious
pickering on the question of adjournment, it
finally gasped its last at o'clock today to the
great pleasure of all parties concerned.
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GENERAL MENTION.
Ceneral achofield,s Order.

WASHINGTON, October 19.--General
Schohed today promulgated an order
from the secretary Of war, detailing Captain
s. G. Kellogg, of the 9th calvary for the pur-
pose of completing location upon the official
map Of troops engaged in the battle Of Chicka-
manga. Plats Of the survey Of the field have
been completed sometime, but the position Of
troops have not been finally revised. Captain
Kellogg was an aid to General Thomas in the
battle, and is familiar with the field. In ac-
pond with leading officers of that campaign.
and ask them TO meet him at Chattanooga for
the purpose named, about the 10Th Of Noyem-
her
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or Koyal Blood.

WAsHrvGroY, October 8-Senator Frye
presented - the senate today n strange petition.
1t is signed by "Marion Guild Wslpori," claiming
10 be the wife Of Charles Stuart Waiport, Of Wash
iust0n, direct defendant Of lord Charles Stuart
In the petition Mrs Waipoft asks congress 70 in
vestigGte an attempt which she says was made on
her lie IN pursuance to "Aorrible diplomatic IN.
tuguc, IN which intrigue we have reason 20 believe
certain foreign diplomats ore implicated; our life
has teen secretly attempted IN Warrington. ID. g.,
IN February, 1857, and unsuccessful attempt
nferwasd made 70 s-Yer the crime ~ a3ailing our
reason"
Mss Walport calia particular attention 10 m aD-
plication made by her 20 PRECEDENT Cleveland in
April last, and refused, f9fe hearing for deless-
ton 0! worlangncn wao desired 80 call LL a..eu.
tl8a 90 Ills attach
Accompanying tho petition ig a paper giving tie
history uI tLf HuiCceleuif Or Hfa NMpWi. iu
which d % claimed tant she q descended from the
f.urin8lncf.
eenmtar Cocireii on thc Tariff.
WAsHissToN, October l3-1he senate, 70
y 10, resumed consideration Of the tariff bill
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To Talss French Leave.

five could only persuade that unwecome visit
ants childs and fever. 70 do this we would be for
tunnie. But while we can't exactly make 1t "cu-
and run, we uproot its hold upon the system
IN time with Uostettcrs Stomach Btters. This is
known wherever malaria Is n periodical caller. 1t
IS also, d matter divide information that the Bit
ters cures biliousness. dyspepsia debility and rhcu
mutigsn
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Hay Presses at tho Centennial Exposition,
Cincinnati, Ohio, 1888.

We are just in receipt Of information that
the whitman Agricultural CO., Of 81. Louis, No.,
were awarded tie l.si prize silver medal their
horse lever, hoy, straw and wool press also FIRST
psi Q silver me !al on their belt pp~cr and steam
company W had most wonderful shcseEs with
their presses throughout this country, and IN foreign
lauds. where they nave receiver numefou. medals.
The above weli-kuoWu company ~iH 'hccrluuy
furnish any information required Ina regard "
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Ministers, lawyer, Teachers, and oiho
Whose occupation gives but little eXcfcis
should use Cancis Little Liver Pills for "
tll Liver and biliOusness, Ono Is dose,
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Song Mammal, BooleI. (30c). For PrmaryClasses
Song Manual, Book II. (l0r). For Med mClihses
Song Manual, Book III. 600. ForIigherc!asses
new set of Graded school Song Books by l.. O.
Emerson. Teachers Will find them useful and Of
tractiYe
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PTalSe IN song. boards, Silo DOB. i, O. and
4. q. Emerson For Praise aud Prayer Meetings
and Sunday Schools. May be safely commended ~
one of the very best books Of the Kind.
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or Bunker Hill Linen.
II he does not keep them send
Us 3 t,yo-cent stanlpR for our
complete samples OF paper
representing over $50 varie-
ties which we sell by the p'nd
SAMUEL WARD CO..
l7stols4Deyonsliire st. Boston.