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Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
The Pdtoasc CoaMtry. Harrington.

This section of the Northwest i duly
attracting the aitention of eastern pp
pie especially is tn true since the CON-
pieliOn of the Uuion Pacific through this
new empire. thus opening up direct
line fr'tn the Miss nj river 4 Sp'kine
Falls. just uorth of the l'alOuse country.
Many desirable farms may yet BE- II nj
in This remarkably productive region on
reasonable terms. as the settling OF this
vast section is vel in its infancy.
The Union Pacific is now the most di
rect line. and with its fast time. elegant
equipment and low rates of fare. Is the
favolite route to this region from all
p .ints east.
For rates. pamphlets. or other matter
relative to the PalOpSe Country call ON
or address F. G.. NICHOLS.
Agent. Colby. Kans.
Or E. L. LoMAx, General Pass. Agent.
Omaha. Neb. S3
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
Sixth District Republican COngression'
al Convention.

A republican delegate convention of
the SIKH congressional district of the
state of Kansas. will he held at
COLBY THOMAS COUNTY.
on Thursday, May s h. 1890. and will be
called to order ut o'clock p. IN. of sail
day. for the purpose of placing in nomi
nation Il candidate for representative in
congress of said district, and to transac
such other business as may properly c"me
before the cow ntien.
The basis of representation shall he
one delegate and one alternate at large
from each county. and one delegate and
one alternate for each 300 votes cast for
T. Mccarthy, auditor of state. at the
election of 1885, and one delegate and
one alternate for fraction of 100 votes
or over. emitting each county to the fol
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
TIE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps you are run down. can't eat.
can't sleep. can't think. can't do any
thing t" your satisfaction, and you won,
der what ails you. You should heed the
warning. you are taking the frat step in
10 nervous pro>tration You need a nerve
tonic and in Electric Bit,ers you will find
The exact remedy for restoring your ner,
vous svsfem to It's normal healthy condi-
ti"n. Surprising results follow the u-e of
this great nerv tonic aud alter tive You,
ap, elite returns. good digestion restored
and the liver and kidn VS. resume healthy
action. Trv n bottle. Price i0c at Marir
s. Hampton drugstore. q
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
IN THE SPRING MONTHS.

Nature should b.. assist Il when th
system IS cha iging from the tn ! hihit -
the wiI rr IN, tbs ~ the l. rhlrr Diet uf
III summer munthS Nothing dies til.
a. w.ll ; = = : l. s;inulates III. slus
.iSh blood AMI rid> The :, stem uf heavi
ness and th, FEELING nf lan-u r II iher
i poison IN the b ooi 4 generally show
,l>rlf in The >prin, and i;ii> Is The season.
Ia help nature Ia drive ii ont aud be cur
ed
: s. :. Rrauriries the skin and make.
the camplpSi.n rosy aud healthy
:. S =. Gives elasticity Ia the step and
buo, ami spirits.
5. s. ). Makes the feeble AMI deiica c
strong and robust.
:. = y Is Il tome tn The whole body
aud increases Vitality.
=, = ). Is N simrle vegetable medicine.
harmless tn the most delicate Yet ~
powerful AS to;clea Sc the system of all
impurities.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta. Ga.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
BRIDAL BELLS.
Miss Nora Hamilton Married to i L.
Amos Last Week.

On Wednesday evening Mar h &c there
occnrre in the south par, of the county
a wedding which has been most favor
ably commented upon by the friends of
the ynun. couple Tue bride was Mis- Nora
II ,milton. ellesr daughter pf Capt ID n.
Hamilton. one of the oldest. and highly
| re>pe, tel citizens of the county. The
.ro.m. Mr.. B. L. Amos is an induStri-
Gus. upright and promising home>teader
residing about IA miles south of the CITY
He has been faithful in tilIing the soil
| and is richly deserving of the blessing be-
slowed by the parents in giving into his
care and keeping a daughter, amiable.
kind and WI" has the necessary qlslifi-
cations for making true, devoted and
faithful helpmate.
The affair was unostentatiOuS but one
| of the most pleasant events of the season
Only the relatives and Immediate friends
| were present to witness the ceremony
which was performed at o'clock p. III.
by Judge J. E. Lesh The bride was
lovely AS she stood plighting the sacred
vows of marriage and the groom never
appeared more in earnest.
a sph ndid supper followed the cere-
mony and the rich layout of substantial
food with the more delicate delicacies Was
inieed tempting to the most fastii'ous 1t
was such feast as is seldom partaken
| If. The Judge never had a better time
than when reli>hing the rich viands
spread out before him.
The young couple left about 10 O clock
for his homestead where everything was
in readiness to receive the bride. May sue
cess attend them and happiness ever be
! their lot.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
Save.aI car loads
of Lenox Coal re-
ceived at FostetS
Lumber yard.
PATENTS GRANTED

To citizens of Kansas during the past
week and reported for this paper by c.
A. Snow s. Co.. Patent Lawyers, oppo-
sit U s. Patent Office. Washington, ID e..
f +. Hoffman, Sumnunduwot. dirt
loading machine J. W. Farmer, Kansas
G ~, card-casr. J. A. Smith, Kansas City
baling-press. J. l. Stevens, Arkansas
City, weather slip and threshold. G, W..
Wildin, Melvern, Tightening apparatus
for cable bridges.
Drawings and specifications of any of
these patents will be sent. for the Gov
eminent price 25 cents in stamps. Always
give date of paper and address c. A.
Snow d. Co.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03

We have a speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diptheria. canker mouth. and
headache. in ShilUh's catarrh remedy. A
nasal injector free with each bottle. Use
it if you desire health aud sweet breath.
Price, so cents. Sold by Martin & Hamp-
ton.
Twill make a reduction in cal met pho
tuyraphs as follows: for clubs of ten 81
per do zen; in clubs of 20 and yer. *i.5 5O
per dozen; in clubs of thirty and over, 81,
per Dozen E. E. VAN EPPs.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03

If you or any of your family should hap
pen to be frightfully burned or scalded.
what have you in the house tn alleviate
the pain until you can get physician? A
box of Begg>' German Salve on hand at
times like this would save world of suf-
fering and Oftentimes doctor bill. rs it
has no equal in cases Of this kind. as well
as Inflammation of all kinds. Martin &
Hampton. druggists.
w. p Moon will sell -four cheaper
than anybody else He handles the b. 81
patent Brakeman -four, feeds. trans, and
y ,r,ien seeds
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
OH. WHAT A COUGH.

viii Won heed the warning. the signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that
moe terrible disease. CONSUMPTION Ask
Yourselves If V III can aft ,rd for the sake
If wing 80 cents To ran The risk and do
nothinI for it. We know from experience
i.ai shiloh, eyre will cure yonr cougl.
II never fa Is. ThiS explains why more
iaan "a mi lion bottles were sold tar past
wear. Ii rA!eveS oup and who ping
cough al once Mothers 10 not he " III
nur IT, For lame b;iti Siir or cl IT. Use.
Shinh's pnrou, plaster. Soil by Martin
Il Hampton.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03

When you need mid laxative yci
should have medicine that will act uu,
the liver and kidneys rs we'll as The bow
els Beggs Vegetable Liver Pills are
prepare'i expressly for this pnrp,se. La
si>t on getting them. As they have no su,
periOr and few equals
MARTIN & HAMPTON. Druggists.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Thomas
County live stock and agricultural ass
ociation for the purpose of electing direc
tors and officers by the directors aud such
other business as may come before such
meeting will be- held at the court house
in Colby Thomas County Kansas on tine
second Tuesday OF April 1890
J W IRWIN. Secy.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
NJ. E. APPOINTMENTS
or the Nethwest Conference for the
Ellsworth District.

NJ. NJ. Sto'z. presiding elder. Salina,
Kansas
Brewster. supplied. John Hogan.
Bunker Hill. +. y. Cox
Cndell. applied. F. VI Oyb ,rn.
Cnlby. J. T. Shack ef ,rd.
D.hi suppl Ell. J. f. Brown.
+ lis. W. A. Savile.
Ellsworth. j. A. Bull.
Fremnni. supplied. J E. Langley.
Gaalin. supplied. H. p Colegrove.
tioodland. J. C. Dams.
Goodland circuit. supplied c. c. Gran
dali
Grainfield and Gove Cts. Henry Dal
ton.
Hays City. J. T. II. Laggart.
Hill City. A. d. Becklart.
Hollywood. &. NJ. c. Thompson.
Kan"poiS. supplied. J. W. Blundon.
LA Bla che. supplied j. W. Manners.
La Crosse. G. w. Waierburn.
Oakley. q W Click
Ogallah, supplied. II N. Rogers.
Palco. W. G. George.
Penoka supplied, A. T. Mitchell.
Pia'nviile. J. NJ Miller.
R.nsom. supplied. W. G. Mcbride.
Russell. l. o. Housed.
Russell Springs, j. f. Clark.
Sharon Springs. W. X. Leigh.
Shields. supplied.
Sylvan Grove. l.. A. Dugger.
Wakeeney D. N. MaxSon-
Waldo aud Luray. J F. Johnston.
Walker B F. Rogers.
Wilson. K. B. Realty.
Wiuona. William Nash.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
ow ing representation:
ALTEREATES

M ptnxies will he allowed. II is rec
commended that the county conventions
in the sew raj counties To elect dele Gates
to said convention be held on Thursday,
MAY 1>t.
By order of committee.
II. IL CHASE. l.. G.. SMITH
S, cretarv. ha r,nan.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03

Local freight trains will r,In ahead of time or
be anrulled at the cOmpany's pleasure
All trains run on mountain time west of
Phillipsburg.
Accommodation daily eyc"nt SrInitvs. All
other trains rrIn daily. ID. W W,TT.tcE. ATt
Pullman sleeping and free reclining chair
ears between I'epvcr and Chicago without
change via TIE Great Rock Island i~ute
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03

Final Proof written. anil satisfaction
assured bv Prob tie Judge J f. Lrsh. at
Colby. KANSAS. Give him your prIcfs.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03
Elf. G. FINN ERTY,
FARM AND CHATTEL LOANS.
as. Lowest Rates. 3'
Honest Dealing,


h m
FummEpvv
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03

WhowilI '.e the first fo subscribe IN
tn. CAT an VOiCE and obtain that lovely
painting TIA. \ iseus OiIy Sl.75.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-03

c.K.SN.-RoCK ISLAND n,rrl-Fs. ~ %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Legal Notice.

CHARLES E. Chhdd0ok, whose rlaoo of residence N
unknown, but who IA supposed "a reside somewhere
IN tho state OF Kentucky one Of the hta M law Of
Milton " Chldd0ck deceased, viii take notice that
Horace e. HALEY, Administrator Uf tho estate OF the
said Milton n, uhaddook, deceased ON tho 18TH dAy
OF April 1900 nlod ha petition IN tho PfobslO Court
within aud for the county Of stark ard state OF
OHIO, alleging that tho personal estate " hald do
oodont N lnsunlclOnt 10 pay HIS debts aud the
charges 0f administering his oalAtci that hp died
aclird " Toe hlmplc Of the following described real
estate, situate IN Hlld county tOswlU ~,
Lot number one hundred aud eleven uli) In
Ahheucrb addition 10 said town of WAynOsbnfgh
IN the county of stark aud State Of Ohio, and no
dralHnatcd on the plat Of aald town, which ID 10.
corded IN the Recorders once, In sald stark oOun
W, That melissa VhAdd0ok, M widow VI said dc.
codent, N entitled 10 dover In said pfcmlaOa
Tho prayer Of tAid petition n for tho assignment
" dover 20 said Melissa 0haddoOk, for tho gaO OF
said premises for the payment oi dobs and charges
Aforesaid
The said Charles Chaddock IA further notified
that no hos been made party defendant 10 said pCs
ull0n, aud that he n required 10 Anawur tho same
on or before The Qlst day " June, 1900
llONACE q, BAILEY,
Administrator NJ the estate OF Nil.
mhil'w ton II Chaddook, deceased.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

WE have already noted the great
meeting held In New YORK Clly Aplh
no 10 protest against tho outTageh ~
tempted TO be perpetuateQ upon ,.i,, the
American people by the new lallll pli'' ilii
This meeting was made up OF ltppgpli
cans and Democrats, and included louI
hundred of tho leading merchants on
New York City. Ihe tone OF the
speeehes ON the occasion can DO lulgeu
by the following extract from the tllotII
OF o, H. CuTtiaa, OF tho leading lllul o. W
IemminqWay Il Ourtias, ~ N valuable
reading Tor our home liopuDllchhh'
We quote from Mr., Ourtlas ..,,o
~ am u Republican, but am nl'ap'e Wv,
10 lind words In which 10 ololhp my
Indignation at the partisan ana truck
ling attack which has been inhue ~
ADVANCE iipOn this meeting OF the IN
porters of New York by an alleged he,,
publloan newapaper-"Ihe snail ana
Distress" II the hypocrltleal edltoI Woi W
the "Snail and Distress leelb ohlleu
upon 10 fall IN with every ubiquitous
movement agitated by tepupimghhnl mh
members OF Congress, l DO not lhv lhv
Mckinley bill 10 an outrage, ~ ID ~.
from my purpose TO say anything. llal
would shake the foundations OF our
mills, but | have talked win many
manufacturers and | know lliat lht
efy that moro protection n necessary VI
perpetnate American induatrles ~ laluo
The leading elk makers OF the country
tell me that they do not want any more
protection. The Mckinley bill is seau'
dalous from any stand point you look ~
il. lis protection is the protection
fobber Affords your house ~ nighI, III
Keeping other burglars away
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

TIE movement for malignant poll
ties inaugurated by the late lltlhDulg
meeting. under the auspices OF lhe
Amerlcua Club, will not win, There
ia in N neither good politics, nor patll'
otlc endeay0r. The gathering was 10
commemorate the birthday of General
Grant a man whose last utlelaneeb
we're against sectional politics, ltn0w
transplres that the gathering was not 70
commemorate General Grant, but 10
endorse the embez2ler and continental
acoundre, Quay, and 10 boom boss lteed
for tho Presidency on q now line Oh lh'
Cendiarylam, NJ .u..,,.
Even The Washington Post, edited by
Frank HattOn, who was known hB u
stalwart, when the weak and wabbllng
Rutherford B. Hayes was toying with
the Confederate Brlgadlera, is ouispo,,
ken In lis opposition TO the Quay'l'eed
We quote from a leading editorial in
the Posts
UTbe Post does not believe that The con-
aCrvatlyo mARaOa Of the people are ~ any
mood 10 accept program OF hoe!lonhllHnl
For tho campaigns Of 1870 ana lHp@' ~
would bo sorry 10 believe that the present
Administration approved the rcinieeuon
Of purely sectional issuosinlo our national
politics. II h against reason ana common
sense 10 ahapc the policy Of the party on
auch dangerous aud indeionaihlo lines.
The old commander used TO think that
the war was ondOd when Ice surrendered
AZ Appomntox, but Il would seem 70 bo
The purpose OF some OF our. Republican
friends, twenty-five years after the dls,
bnndmont of the Confederate army ana
lyo years after tho death OF Grant, Y ron
back the wheels Of time TO 1850 ana hoRlh
tho work Of reconstruction over hRall"'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
APT. p. Il. DowLNo of Toledo was

CAPT. =. IL. DowLING of Toledo was
elected Department Commander Of the
Grand Army at Cincinnati on Wednes'
day, We present our readers with his
likeness In this impression Of our pa.
per. II 10 q fine likeness. The Captain
is a grand soldier, with q brilliant light.
ing record. He Is a Democrat In poll.
tics, and an active worker for his party
He Is a man Of marked ability, high
moral character, and has been a con.
slant worker in the Grand Army for
over twenty years. He was severely
wounded In the elbow at the battle OF
Franklin, where he was complimented
IN special orders by his General for
gallant conduct. He served through
the war In the lllth 0. V. |, regiment,
commanded by the editor Of the NEWS.
DEMOCRAT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Inoonnnmntlon Inournblo .

Read the following. Mr.. 0. II, Nor.
rls, Newark, Ark, says; "Was down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an incurable
consumptiye. Began taking DR., Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bette and able TO
oversee the work on my farm, IL 10 the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, o., says
"IIad II not been for DR., Kings New
Discovery for Consumption ! would
have died Of Lung Troubles, Was
given up by doctors, Am now In best
Of health" Try II. Sample bottles
free at Durbrin, Wright g. Co.'S, drug
atorp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
THE decision OF The Supreme %,

THE decision Of the Supreme Court
Of the U. 5. in the Iowa case, does not
nullify the Prohibition laws Of Iowa,
but II will tend TO make the enforce
ment of Prohibition more difficult.
The opinion Of the court In this case is
that the section of the Iowa law which
provides for the seizure Of liquor
brought into the State in original pack.
ages is unconstitutional, as II would be
papable interference with interstate
commerce, In delivering the opinion
Justice Fuller said the sale of liquor
might be properly regulated or prohib
tied by the action Of the proper State
authorities after II had found It's way
lnuothe State, but that there could be
no legal interference with II while in
transit, unless there should be Con.
gressional action IN that direction.
Under this decision, which is now the
Supreme law Of the land, the State OF
Iowa cannot prevent the importation
Of liquor into the State hence II fol.
lows, that with the free importation
secured, ways and means will be found
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

"REsoLyEp that without abandoning
any clnln heretofore made In behalf OF
our needy and disabled comrades ANA tho
widowa and orphanaof our dead comrades
we now demand OF the congress OF the
United Statoa the passage OF u per diem
service pension law, pure and simple"
The above is the resolution that was
passed unanimously and with enthu-
slaqm by the Grand Army In state En-
campment at Cincinnati yesterday
This Is the thing, and the only thing,
The miserable abortion, passed
by the National House Of Rep
resentatIyes, satisfies no good,
or true soldier IL 10 not based upOb
justice or right principles, II pensions
the hummer equal with the true soldier
Of the war. A per diem pension bill,
regulated on u basis Of service NJ the
front, is Just what " demanded, Pen
sion a soldier according 10 his service,
and give him his pension now, and be
fore he 10 dead.
Every true soldier repudiates the
House pension bill asa cheat, u delu-
sion and fraud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
TIM ~ paul Pioneer Press, the le

THE 81. Paul Pioneer Press, the lead.
ing Republican paper of the great
northwest, says; Nothing but q false
sense Of duty 70 party prevents the Nc
Kinley tariff bill from receiving public
ly the condemnation that iB visited
upon II by individuals everywhere,
The country is not In favor Of this bill,
The people asked for the bread Of tariff
reduction and there is offered them an
unpalatable increase all around Of
tariff taxes already In many cases
higher than any industrial necessities
REQUIRE. The farmer wants lower du
ties on what he has TO buy, and he is TO
be consoled with peurile and infectiye
duties on what he has 10 sell"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

Boss REED Of Maine, Speaker Of the
House, has an article In the North
American Review for April on IRE
forms Needed In the House" Now let
no hear from Quay on the morals Of
stealing, aud Dudley on the policy Of
establishing a school Of Patriotism 10
teach our American youth the neoes'
sity Of q purer ballot, IN blocks Of i've,
II Jesse James had not shuiled Off,
what a thrilling chapter he might give
us on the moral ethics Of highway rob.
bprv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

WE have not read the new tariil bill
In all its details, but we learn the ONO
hen 10 left entirely without any proteo'
tIon, while the Ohio sheep 10 highly
protected. Ohios egg product In dol
lars and cents greatly exceeds her wool
product, and more poor men own hens
than sheep Has our champion, In the
multitude Of his responsibilities, for
gotten Rutherford B. Hayes and his
Fremont hennery2 "Let the Ohio hen
be protected" should 60 up In oack
ling voices OF cock.a.doodle symphony
from every fragrant barn yard, hen
coop and roost In our beloved Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
TnE bogus service pension bin pI

THE bogus service pension bill pass
ed the House yesterday, under q sus.
pension Of the rules. Not post Of the
u, A. II. In the United States asked for
this bill, or any Of similar import. II
makes no distinction between soldiers
who served 10 days and those who serv-
cd years. IL is not tribute 10 yalor,
but II places the man who lost his
health In the hard service OF war, on q
par with tie man who has lost his
health since the war by dissipation and
debauchery. II is called q service pen.
siou BILL and yet II does not pension a
soldier until after he ia 90
years old. Congressman Yoder OF
Ohio, In speaking of the bill, well
said, II is a bill providing pensions TO
soldiers after they are dead and their
widows, providing they become pau.
pers before they die" This bill Is an
outrage upon every true soldier Of the
Republic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

Mrs, ADA Il. CLARK, OF Canton, has
been unanimously elected President of
the Woman's Relief Corps, Of Ohio,
This Is the highest honor In the State
organization, and all will concede that
II Is most worthily bestowed. Mrs,
Clark has long record In soldier chari.
ties and she has the executive force and
mental endowments 10 make n model
President and presiding officer. The
news Of the election came TO US yester.
day afternoon, by special wire, but too
late for our Wednesdays paper. All
the women Of the Canton Corps were
highly gratiled over the election, and
an enthusiastic reception viii be given
Mrs, Clark on her return from Cinoin.
natl, on Friday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

GEN. b. L. BUTLER was given y pan,
auet In Boston Thursday night ana
smoke upon the subject Of "rhe Far
mer's Alliance He produced startling
figures showing the extent OF the agrl. .
cultural depression. lle asserted that
IL was absolutely impossible that the
owners OF mortgaged land could ever
satlsfy the claims, This Is Just what the
NEWS. DEMOCRAT has been claiming,
10, these many moons, And we have
proved conclu6iyely 70 ourselt, certain
~, that these called Protective tarill Is
responsible for H. We are now highly
tlckled 10 see such an array OF hrst-
class talent coming over TO our oonyic-
tions, Verify, the cause Of education
is progressing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

This remedy is becoming 80 well
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malarial fevers. For cure Of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Elec'
tic Bltters. Entire satisfaction guar
apteed, or money refunded. Price 10
cts, ard 81 per bottle at Durbin,
Wright q Co.'S. drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

TIE Arena for May has for o front.
ispiece splendid likeness Of the great
Boston preacher, Rev. DR.. Phillips
Brooks, OF Trinity. There 10 also q
sketch OF DIR. Brooks Of absorbing IN
tsrest, by Rev. Thomas Alexander
Hyde, The issue contains contribu'
tions from Prof. N. s, Shaler Of Har.
ward: II. Heber Newton, ID, d.; Canon
w. II. Fremantle, Prof. JOS. Rodes
Buchanan, Rabbi Solomon SCHNEIDER,
Lawrence Gronlund, Prof Alfred
Heunequin, John II, Keatly, Henry A,
HART, M. d., and W. II, II, Murray,
Boston, the Arena Publishing Co., So
per year.