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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01

Mr.. Summer Saltcr who went to Atlanta
several months ago, and was received with
open arms by the music loving people of
Atlanta, has started up quite sensation by
the discovery Of the fact that he has a class
of cOlOrCd people to whom he is tcachin"
music at one of the negro churches of that
city. Prof. Saltcr is the organist Of the
synagogue, also of the First Methodist
Church, while his wife is member Of the
choir. There is some talk on the streets of
asking him to resign his position as organist
in the Methodist Church Prof. Saltcr
takes the ground that his profession is that
of music teacher, and that he has rs much
right to teach both races separately, as a
physician has to visit the sick of any race
who pay him for his services.
A cheerful friend is like sunny day,
which sheds its brightness on all around
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01
I ncprtniu NInlndlps

There are ut least thousand doctors in
The United States who wish they had the
crown Irlncc Tor patient. This is not
because they think they could cure him.
nor Tor the sake Of the money they could
make out OF the royal patient, but they
honestly believe they could give that mys-
ferrous malady name For the past five
or six months DR.. Mackenzie has been in
constant attendance upon the patient. He
has poulticcd the larynX and bled it and
lcachGd 1t, and, at last. he has cut hole in
the Wlndpipc and put a tube for the breath
TO pass through; and now, after all this
luSS, he comes out and says he does not
know whether 1t is a case Of pcrichrondites
or cancer
If an ordinary man had doctor of this
Kind the patient would be excused for
Kicking him down the front steps and tell
ing him to hand in his bill ut once. Pconlc
are beginning to doubt if the so called
eminent physicians, the men with bic
watchchains and fine turnouts, the men
who make short calls and put in long bills
know anything. If they do, IL is time
they showed it. The cases of President
Garfield and General Grant arc still fresh
in the minds of ALL There were from five
to dozen of the best doctors in the coun-
try IN constant attendance upon Garfield
yet they knew next TO nothing about the
location of that fatal bullet until he died
II Skllltul physicians are as ignorant as
those who attended President Garfield and
those who now have charge of the Crown
Grlncc the average man will prefer those
who charge less and know more. It is
about time the days Of eminent incflicicncv
were cndcd.-BOstOn Globe.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01
The State Exhibit.

MIR. j: II. Alexander, Secretary of the
National Exposition Company, of Augusta
has written to Commissioner Butler urging
him to send the State exhibit over to the
National Exhibition to be holden in An
gusta in October and November next, Il
Is to be grand affair. A delegation from
Augusta will appear before the Board of
Agriculture at their meeting on March lst,
TO urge upon the Department the advant
ago OF having South Carolina represented
at the exposition. Columbia Daily Record,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01
Lcnpfd to His Death.

AIKEN, February 22.--Gcorgc Powers
Of Portland, Me, n guest at the Highland
Park Hotel, jumped from fourth story
window of the hotel about Q 30 o'clock las,
night during fit of temporary insanity.
and died from the effects Of The fall within
half an hour aftcrward. The only other
occupant Of his room at the time was his
nurse, MIR. Ellis. The terrible fall was
bloEcn by the piazza roof. and from there
he fell I" the ground. An inquest was
held today and verdict that the deceased
came to his death during fit of temporary
insanity was rendered.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01

The New York C0mmerciM Adceytjsey
says that Joseph Pulitzer is threatened with
total blindness. Pulitzer has lately been
confined to dark rooms, and has recently
gone to Santa Barbara, California. 1t is
now reported that his experience there has
been disappointing, and that Santa Barbara
ocuIists have advised a trip to the Sand
wen Islands and thence to Japan and
China, ana even a journey around the
world
There is q probability that President
cleveland will stop a few hours in Charles
ton on his return from Florida.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01
Manufacture of Lndics' Eipnrettcs

There arc three establishments in Paris
solely devoted to the manufacture of ladies'
cigarettes, and they do large trade The
cigarettes for the most part contain n SOUP
con, SO that the cigarette smoking Paris:
icnnc dOubly narcotics herself. Scent also
is freely used, and n recent writer declares
that he saw whole bales of delicate Turkish
toEacco stcWing in liquid scent. "Thc
fragrance of the Turkey leaf is not GOOD
enough for them, " he Indignantly protests:
they must needs add this mephitic essence
OF roses, or carnations or hcliotropcs -"
The journalist RACES against the use of to-
Dacc0 by parisicnnes, not because the habit
is Undermining, but because tobacco blackcns
the teeth OF its votarics.--Chicago News
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01

The Medical Society of New York State
last year hunted down eighty-five illegal
medical practitioners, who were humbug-
ging ignorant people out of their money.
Ten of the swindlers were sent to prison,
and from the other seventy five fines
amounting to $4,000 were collected.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01
PITTS CARMINATIVE!
FOR INFANTS AND
chill DREN.

An instant relief for collie of infants,
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and bowels. Makes the critical period
~ Ieething safe and easy. Is q safe and
pleasant tonic. For sale by all druggists,
and for wholesale by HOWARD, WffnEr
% Co., Augusta, Ga,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-01
PRIVATE BOARDING.

ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, the
undersigned opened
FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
In Charleston, for the accommodation of
both Transient and Permanent BoaT0Crs.
The Building, located on the northeast
corner of Wentworth and Glebe streets,
is conveniently near the business portion
of King street, yet free from the noise
OF the thoroughfares. It is within easy
roach from the Academy of Music and
from Churches Of all the different do
nominations.
The house has been thoroughly re-
new furniture and fixtures.
Terms reasonable.
For further information address
Mrs. f.. Il. HASELI,
or Miss S. S. EDWARDS,
htf Charleston, S. @.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27

feines bon beibsn tbru. Ser 9arit fat
bas SnterelIe, bic Dinse In ber Sduebe
sl erbalten. Sc ndber Die Sinse sur
@ntideiounS ordnsen, beito mebr pirb
iebe @tadt nil iden, ben 9apit uno Die
tatbcliide &irde nit ibrem sepaltisen
4pparut nidt uuter ibren @esnern 81
ieben." Die &~reusaeitung ihiloert bic
Sage bes Yapites pfenbar eiinftiser,
ais iie IN @irflihfeit lit, II. Der 3wed
if er uebertreibunsen lit tppbt fein anz
oerer ais Der, 'bre 2eier al Der Sdlub
foleerung gu brinsen tpen, bic Madtz
iteQuns bes 9aptes cine 10 snnitise 1T,
bam tebarf bieier teiner weltli4en
9errfdaft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27

4. Dart Elm ioldes 8orseben auf
bic einmitbige llnteritlbung beS beut=
i9en @ol'eS Dbne nnter4ieb
reIisibfen 8etenntnii=
unb Der pplitifhen g ars
teiung rednen, 10 tpirb, be1en fino
mir setpiB, AUDI bic t~batfrdft'se Mit-
ipirfuns bes &eidstases oemielben nidt
feblen."
uno III ieinem Mufru an Die
&atbplifen 9eutiaIanb's
1ast Der @erpaltunssmusidub bes
vMfrifa=S ereins"
u&atbplifen Deutidlanb's! Sn lei.
i1em 8repe an Garoinal 2apiserie ipridi
Der 81. 8ater bon guh ais bon Semen,
bon beren 2iebe er nit 9tedt eas
@rDite ertpartet". Sbr tperbet oisi,
3uuerfidt nidt tduideu. @riinbe
@ereine in Staot uno 2anb, tperbet uni
mmelt, belft einen @elttbeil sretten fiji
Die driitlide Gultur, bienet Der Sad'
Der Menidteit lnb Der MenIdli4fei
lnter Dem Banner bes 8atellai1bes uni
Dem 3eiden bes &reu3es."
9ie NufSabe, INN beren 26iung el
iid bonbelt, 1T cine rem IN emf d
li@e, inipfern es gilt, Der Sdmad
Der Selaperei unb beS Sclaoenbanoell
eingnoe gu MAIDEN. Sic III cine Of + 1T
|lide, ba Die unsliidliden 0eser ben
Gbrifentbum uno ieiner Civilization 81:
sefibrt tperoen ipllen. sic 1T abe
audi cine beutf DE mel bic STA:
tigfeit bes @ereins in eriter 2inie iid
auf Oeutid=O tafrifa ridten ioa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27

~ Dir bemerten ausbridIiG. bas mir On bieier
sfsas sor'D.essno EEL ssrephtid {. meifsns aus
ten brinQel.
SeuJf9laaS. - Sim 10. Sanuar
rpiro Der &ai'er ben prenbilhen
3anotag In gerion erbHnsn. -Nah
ser .@ermania' trirb bas W em
ranoum Der baietildea 8tiADfe
nidt nerbhentiibt. DoReIbe entbdIt
nitts ilber bic tpeltliAe Modt bee
Bapftbums. Die bonn Miinhener
Cberoirten nshseiubte Muouns sur
ueberrsituna oes Memoranoums an
aaerb5diter Steae tuuros absel, bnt, 10
raB Die NctenffIds auf anoerm Weae
3uee Ianot merben musten.
Die Mittbedungen bes Dem
&eidstase oOrseIesten @ eibbu6es
iber @taBnabmea sesen ben g cla
penbanbel besinrlen NIT einem
8 ridt oes 9onepaer 8otidafters ii5er
einen Gcrtrag, pelden Der aus Ifrifa
in 9pnbon einsetrpffene Cardinal 3api=
gerie am 81. Suli in elmer 8eriamnl=
lung in Brincesbaa in Spnoon aebaltsn.
2oro @ranuiae iprad bic Meinuns
aus, bab nad 8eriuden, tpelae friiber
auf Gpngrsiien in 8ien uno 9erpna
semadt tpuroen ieieu, allh bente mod
Die peridieoenen Nationen iid su ses
meiniamen Sdritten Serftdnbisen fDnn=
t n. IS fplJr Elm 8sridt bes @eianb.
ten in 8riiiiel iiber eiaen abnli9en 8or=
tag, tpelden ber CARDINAL 2aoiserie
bort am Is. &usuit eebalten. Der
cardinal entpfabl bic Bilouns elmer
Milis aus 0reipiQisen BON bunoert
Mtam, oeren Mufsabe es iein ioqe, am
Sansanjifaiee Die Sclanea=2 aratpanen
anylbalten. Am 25. Musuit iibermit=
tele Der beutihe @eianote in Driiiel Dem
&eidstan5ler einen 8rief oes Cardinals
2apigerie. IS peroen baum bic Be-
fannten Heiolutione1 Der aDlner uno
Der Sreiburger 8eriammlungen gegen
Die Selaperei abseorudt. = Der I'm
mutb Der eulturfdmpferiIden greTe
aariiber, bab Die Gentrumspar=
tel unb Die administration in Der
5Gnpenfrase bic Siibrlins iberrDmmen
bahen, madt fd IN Der ieltiamiten
Bei$e 2uft. Die sfpiideu NationaIs
liberalismis unb Srei INN idwanfense
.@eier@3 eituns' 5iebt aus oieiem nms
itanoe Die Solserung, baB nun tpirflih
Der - galturfam gu enoe iei
uno bee .ROrooeutfhen Mdgemeinen
3eihrns' sefdGt oieies 8uniitiid 10 siit,
oaB iie bic ausfibrlns oes lints slibe=
ralen Slattes ihrer Sournal= Repue eirs
perteibt.
- Die eleidseitise 8erufiitg Der
WiIitars Der beutiden
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27
8efenutniTe bes ebemalige 6rei

maurers SEQ Sayil". Scr Name
vTaril" 1T anldBlid Der g~ntbiaunsen,
tpelde Der friibere Sreimaurer iber BIZ
Sreimaurerei perbffentlidte, in ben leb:
ten Sabren oft eenarnt worben. ST.
elmer eben erihiesenen Sdrift: IS E:
tenntniiie zines ~ebemalisen Sreioenfers"
(flr Seutiblano uno Seiterrei6 II
Gpmmil1pn tei Der 8pnifacius= Drude:
rel In 4arerbprrD erSdblt SEQ SariI
ielbit fem pehielnplIes 2eben uno ms:
befonoere feline auHaaenoe plDblidellm:
febr. @a:riel Spganb HaeeS
= bieB 1T Der tpirflide Same Saril's
= entitamtmt elmer alien fatbpliiden
Samilie io=Sranfrei6's Gdterlider=
ieits it er init benz 81 8rans BON &eSis
%bertuanot> miitterliherieits NIT Dem, i'm
i'm Sabre lS4s als Opfcr ieiner 8fidt
gefaIenen grsbiidpfe &fre ppl, garis.
Seine @ltern lieBen ibm cine religiDie
Gr5iebuns ansebeiben. ST eerietp ie=
bod balo in idleate @eieaidaft uno
puroe nDlis slmlbenslos. Nad turser
Belt tpetteiferte ct, Obsleid nod @pmz
%naitait, init ben t%pltbenoiten &irhen=
feinoen llnb &abicalen. Oa ibm bas
pdterlide @aus unausiteblid setporoen,
entidlub er iid in Resleituns ieines
dltern gruoers> inssebeim Die Slltht gu
ersreifen. Ser Tludtperill9 miblans;
Die gntlaufenen tpuroen BON Der golt5ei
tpieber ,einsefansen. @abriel, ais Der
eisentiid Sduloise, tplrbe in elmer
S~trafanitalt untergebradt, baour4 aber
nltr nod mebr %nerbdrtet. galo brad
er jebe @erbinbune NIT ben Stern .ab
uno tparf ii6 ~nplftdnois benz firden=
feinbliden &aoicalismus in Die Mrme.
ST tpurbe leioeni9aftlider 9llbliciit uno
Ieitator. Die Spurnale, bic er srilnz
bette, uno bic 8ampblete, tpelde er in
bic @elt fdleuoerte, frptten bon per=
leumoeriiden 4nsriffen auf allies &irb=
lide. Sdlieblid sriinoete er ioear,
UNI ben &f 1T .srobem MaBitab al
fiibren, in Paris Elm eigeneS antiecleri=
Gales gerlagsbaus unb einen iiber eana
Slanfrei6 Serbreiteten Sreioenfer= Ser
banb. Sn bsr Sreimauerei entfa[tete
er cine kbr rese Sbdtigfeit. SariI fano
ieopd BALD manderlei Gnttduidunsen
Bel Der Qartei, aber er iid nit Seib urlb
Seele bingeseben Bate. Sieb mar Der
erfte HnEaB au ieiner grnidterung.
Das Stnbium Der @eididte Der Sung
frau BON Orleans tpeldes CT in
i9limmiter lbiidt unternommen bate,
wuroe baum entideioenb fir feline I'm
febr. Ser @laube ieiner Sueenb En-
tpieber. Ser ebemalige Sreiz
oenfer 1T fettbem .eifri9 bemiibt, bas
ansetiftete nnbeil pieber gut gu MAIDEN.
Dur9 @erDffentlidung ieiner u8e=
fenntnife" min ct cine 'Dffentlide Sc
%mstbuung Ieiften. Seine Sdrift rlAs
tet itd sun&df an bas fran5biiide 9u=
blifum, unb mandes in berielben lit
nidt nad bent beutiden @e:amad, er=
i4eint ELECTROMAGNETIC unb iibertrieben.
Saril lebt sesentpdrtis in Der 9tdbe bon
Paris> febr ssriidssosen, ,tnermlolid
NIT idriftiteGeuiidm 4rbeiten bei9df=
tigt..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27
Miber bic srlaSerei. @pbl fauI

WtDer ete SrlGberet. @p9l faum
in irseno eineam anbern 2onbe bat bas
arpBe, nab baft einiliiatprilde @erf,
fir tpeldes Cardinal 2ab'i serie in
Sranfreid, England, 8elsien, 'Sta[ien
perlDnlid erfotsreiA Yropasanba eez
madt bat, 10 ben beseiiterfen 8eifa0
Der 8eiten gefltnben piein Oeutid d.
3a &SGn @reslau, Sreibura
|. 9. haben srcbe &erlammlunsen sur
SDroeruns bes @ertes itattsefunoen,
iunb es lit unter oen @brenprdiioium
'oes Srn. @r5biidcfs &remenb BON 8Dln
,sin uMfrifa =8ereinb.eut1de
&at9plifen" eesrinoet tpproen,
'oen iib bereits bieie Der ,be~rpprraaenb
ifa, fatbolii6eu &ataar 0eutidlanos
a,weidlpHen babet. @ie Or. 8inbt=
bic SoGe i'm &eids=
tage ,erfolereid bertrctea bat, babeu
mir 'lebte @pde idca nniern 9eiern
a~nitsetteilt.
Die, ertpdbnte @eriauanat.ns st &Dln
Fat ,lnter .lebbaftem 8eifal m~asbitebenoe
sc efplln,t . aitsensmmen:
VI. De l1nteroriiduas Der ,afrita=
miidaat Stlapenjasoen uait ihren bic
Meufd1bei t jiddnoeaben @reneIn df ae.
meinfaase NKidt umb aldsahe ale,
4riifliden Stacten uno bic nptbmaabi1 e
8urbebsasung Der tuirfliden aasfhasatna
bes Sdasenbansels.
2. @ie Mrtael 6 ber GcnapzMcte
aae Deddte sur NEttpirfung an Der tta=
teroriiduns Der Sekaperei uno ;ir 8a=
leruns bes SOcfes oa @insebsrnes ber.
binoet, 10 Gegt i,sbefstoere bent Gorae
ifaat, @nslaao uab ,Oartidlanc, trelde
son ben arabiihen Gclapenbdnoiern
as1ntittelbar ansesrifea ,tnb in ibren
Ssterehm unS natiomIe1 9lufsaben
pedett itao, Die 9Hidt OF, unter aes
mesxtamer 8erItdnoisuns Dan irnper=
meiSiden Sampf nadoridstA aufsu=
nebutesi unb ourdsuiiibren.
3. @ir rertrauen, baB anae,idts
Der in Cifafrifa Dor Mlem b,lrd Die
arabilfea Selapenbdnb!er b~erppraen,=
fsrlen aifitdnoiiden 8etpesuns Die gbrs
Der bertlden GIasae rnb bic beutiden
Sntsre1en BON Der &eihsresier,,na tpirfs
lam sftpa9rt ipsrbert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27

- Die feinften @eine unb 2iqu5re
isber Qrt fitoet man rein unb urrers
fdlidt ut Preiien I'M 8sreide zines Sc
ben int Yacific @ein 9aue,
go. 81 Dit z. Str.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27
Ger @nnnerer..

lpas mir bonn uDeutiden Sausidae"
THE AVE MARIA, Notre Dame,
SnS. 8anb 81. Yreis per Sabr
$3.50.
Cine s~ebiesene, empfeblenstpertbe
3ettldrift, gu ebren Der aIerielisiten
@ettesmatter berausseseben.
&athpliIher2 ebrer=&aIenz
Der auf bas Sabr 1880, init grs
tpeiterun9 auf Die Sduljabre 1888
Bis 1889 uno 1889 Bis 1890. Mit
ben 0prtraiten Ga Salle's uno BEG
Sebrer 6rid. 3ebnter Sabrsans.
ScnautpDrtb.
Safaen=&aIenber fur bic
fubirenbe Sugenb. 3ebute,
Sabrgang bonn l. October 1888 Big
80. September 1889. 9pnautpDrtb.
1889.
8eioe Salenoer, iotpobl bur6 Sin:
ridtuns tpie Snbalt, als aud burd
ausitattlng alsseseidnet, fino 2ebrerr
tpte Stuoenten betens st empfeblen
Sinh oieielben ou6 beutidldnoii9er
Ssrbdltnil1en angepabt> 10 embalten fl
oDh Nsan9es, tpas aad uniern 2eb
rem uno Stuoenten bon Nuten ieir
oirfte Wan beltelIe bieielbem bel SO:
fepb S@aefer> 60 8arclap Str, Seen
Sort.
ct. SbDmasbIdtter. 3e.tldrif
fir bic 8erbreitune Der 2ebre bes fl
Sbomas. 6erallsseseben bon ST.
6 Sc. Sdneiber. Sdbrli9 "a 6eftt
q 2 8psen in Ct 80. 9reis s
VI. &esensburs, 8erlaSs : &nltal1
porm. g. S Mana.
Seft ] uno 2 oieier periobii9en Belt.
idrift liegen uns npr. SIN berielter
tpernen Die g'incipien bes 81. Sbpmas
oaf bic faliden Spifeme bes Materia.
lismus, Naturalismus> 2iberaIismus
iiberaus t~reffeno ansemanbt, nidt in ee=
lebrt bo6trabenoer Sdreib= unb glus.
orudsweiie, ipnoern eoler, gerneinper.
itdnoliAerS praae 3rped oieler Sdrift,
fir oeren 8prtreff1ihfeit Der Name Or.
Shnet0er's Dbnebin aeniiat. 1T Die
uneingei4rdnfte Musfibrune" Der arp=
fen Gncpclica 2eo's XIII, pie aug
bent grosran,m berpprsebt. Ser Be-
oeutenoite Iufiab in ben beioen erfsn
Soften trdgt bic Mufi9rift: u&ottp.
lids; i'm eriten She'll b%e7elben ,pirS
oer @esenfab 5piideH &atbptiid uni
Siberal Tim mooernen Sinne) berbor=
seboben uno nadsepieien, baB feir
&atbolif sleid5eitig fatboliid uno (mo.
BERN liberal iein fann Tbeil II. be:
bdnoelt III brei Mbtbe'lunsen bic Gna.
cenfraft IS fplgen bann: Spirits
mus, 9hanptismus, Magnetismts uns
dbnlihe Seelenyuitdnoe Die bier in:
nern Slime j.; Haliteine fir bic Grtennt:
nibtbeorie uiw. uno einen ldnsern Mr=
tifel> in benz NIT 6iitfe Der eriten 4
8falmen Die Sbpmiit. grincipien auf's
practilae, driitlide 2eben ansemanot
rperoen- 0ie st. Sbomasbldtter"
ioaten auf Dem Stuoirtiide aaer Sc
biloeten, gang b~eipnoers Der Sbeplosen,
aefunoen tperoen.
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@@smnsrasMtSpret8 0anter ToraussahIung.)
Str BITE . er. Staten (poffrei1
gEhrIi& ...".-.S2.50 Salbidbrli4~ .."...e1.25
Rad europa Cpoffrei)
S6hrIim $3.50 SalbiGhrIi& ......3 o. rs

Rrobesg fnrameri tper6en aut Berlmgen frel 5uge,
gtur. fhr bic 9eIher, bic p er reqtRrtrten
brtef, Mpnep Orber poer GrpreB Npnep
. D &c sefaubt perbea, hberuebmeu mir be Gerant,
murtiihteit.
a@- Grrretppnoeusen t5nuen tn Der NeeeI uur
ann Bettig beritdfiGtigt lperbeu, menn He aml Dienfaa
grah In uniern S6n6en fnb.
81 Gne poraus5atIsuben seisr srbaIten
eine t~perthpole' 0r1rnte.
M- neber bic withholding unn Be3ab.
una bon Beitrngen beffehen befiurntte 4an0eSae.
fe6e, bic feiu 9eier ohne Shaben oerlesen taun.
81 8efndftSfihrer oeS Waurerer, 8ernaro
Gmrf.
&eiienee @eenten fir bes Banberer finb, IN
ton SadeL 'Wt6aeI Shnemann, s Of.
Smereu5t pbn ReIIe8 uno 8 o8. u. Wer5.
AS- ID an abrsfRre cue Brtets:
Ser Manoerer,
G. y. So, ct BauI, Ntinn.
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e | e /.
Unsldno.

A6 Wir beuerten auSbridIih. baB mir an bieier
Steae ooripiegeno tel earapbi IL d. E, meiRens aus
Slattern Der aFoe. Preffe 5uiaumeuseftellte ytadrtt.
ten briuQel.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-20
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Professor Fishers Manual of Christian Evidences" comprehends in condensed form the evidences of revealed religion, and will be very useful to Bible students who have not time for the study of more extended treatises. The book is especially valuable to persons interested in Sunday school work. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, publish CTS. For sale in this city by Judd the book seller.
 D. Appleton &c Co.,, New York, nave re- printed from the Forum the series of ten ar ticles, each entitled tBooks that Have Helped Me" The collection appears in neat pamphlet form for thirty cents. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 "The King of Folly Island" and other sto- ries, by Sarah Orne Jewett, are reprinted from Harper's, Scribner's and the Atlantic under the above title. Miss Jewett's wri- tings have many admirers, and this volume of her latest stories will doubtless find it's way to all her admirers. Houghton, Miffiin & Co.,, Boston, publishers. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Dodd, Mead 6 Co.,, of New York, have published library edition of the popular novels by Walter Besant and James Rice. The edition is handsomely bound in cloth, the type is large and each novel is included in single volume. No library containing the standard English novels is complete without the works of these foremost writers, and the edition of Dodd, Mead & Go. will both ornament and enhance the value of any library. The price of each of the seven volumes is one dollar and fifty cents. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller. Among the prettiest calendars we have seen is one published by Nims & Knight, of Troy, N Y. It consists of fifteen hand- somely decorated leaves swinging from 6 unique wire rod, and each leaf contains a few verses appropriate to the month. Two other ''author calendars" very prettily got ten up with extracts from the works of George Eliot and Schiller, are also received from the same publishers. Any of the three would make an acceptable Christmas gift. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 'The following paper covered novels have been received from Cassell & Go. in the Sunshine Series:" "Temple House," by Elizabeth Stoddard "Tha Brown Stone Boy" by W. H. Bishop; 1.-Two Men," by Elizabeth Stoddard; ''No 19 State Street, " by David G. Adee; "My Aunt's Match Msk- ing,'' by popular authors; "Collection of American Authors, Volume l., Miss Frances Merley," from Cuppels & Hurd, Boston; and "A Little Maid of Acadie." D. Appleton 6 Co.,, New York, publishers. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 "A Dozen and One," by Mary D. Brine, author of ''Stories Grandma Told" and many other popula similar books, is one of the most charming juvenile books we have seen this season. It is very tastily Illustrated and is store house of delights for youthful readers. Published by Cassell & Co.,. New York. For sale in this city by Judd the book bookseller
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-20

London Truth, to show the sbsurdities of the English bankruptcy law, quotes the fol- lowing figures from a recent case, which cer- tain1y form remarkable modern illustration of the old fable about the lawyer, his two clients and the oyster: Debtors estimate of assets q, ,7s8 16s. 5d., amount actually re- oeived by trustees sSS 3s. 6d., cost of realiz- tion SAP lis. 10d., allowance to debtor 418.
 paid to preferential creditors f13 10s., bal ance 914 Is. Sd. There were, moreover, un- paid lawyers claims against the e14 Is. Sd.