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Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not to
purchase or negotiate. for certain
promissory note bearing date about June
3, 1890, given by Max Vogt & Co. to
Pat Donlan, for $11S8, payable one wear
after the date of said note with interest
thereon at per cent. per annum, as said
note is claimed by said Donlan to have
been lost or stolen.
The Dalles, Or, Aug. 27, 1891.
S-27 27-d&w-4w MAX Vocr & "a
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For Sale.

Thomas Mccoy has between sixty and
one hundred head of good stock cattle to
sell. For particulars apply at the bar
Der shop, No. ITO I'd St., The Dalles
9-J1-tf
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F. Dehm is again on deck. He save,
his stock and tools and has opened bust
ness at the cigar factory on First street
9-9-lm
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Wanted.

t A girl to do general house work at a
road ranch seventeen miles from The
. Dalles. Apply at this office. S-17-tf.
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STATE OFFICIALS.

The Chronicle is the Only Paper in
The Dalles that Receives the Associated
Press Dispatches.
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A. A. Brown has re-opened at 100 Un-
ion street, north end of the first building
north of Court house yard, where he
will be pleased to see his old customers.
d-W-9-8-tf.
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E. w. Trout has new 12x14 four feet
wall tent for sale cheap. It may be seen
at this office. If.
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Mrs. j. G. Mems has large parlor.
that would be suitable for two gentlemen
roomers, 9-4-tf
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Charles Stubling has opened up his
saloon in the building next door west of
the Germania saloon. If
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j. II. Larsen will buy all scrap iron
of all kinds and pay the highest market
price. See him at the East End.
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at is the duty of society to remove,
not regulate, evil. ."-Dr. Albert Barnes.
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The Presbyterian general assembly's
permanent committee in behalf of tenn
perance says; "After all, the present
condition of things in relation to the
liquor traffic is not at all discouraging.
There is a mighty waking up of popular
opinion. There are vastly more tenn
perance men and women in the United
States than ever before.
Joseph Cook said at Broadway Taber-
nacle, New York: 'sThe churches
should rise to the temperance level of
the public schools.
All denominations should declare, as
the Methodist church has, that the
liquor business cannot be 1egalized with
out sin.
Church members should support no
political party dominated by the whisky
ring. The churches should unitedly in
sist on the closing of saloons on Sundays
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o. M. Pope's views of tbs ruins can be
procured at the Columbia Candy factory
9-l0-3t
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and on election day, and the prohibition
OF the sale of liquor to drunkards and
minors, TO Indians, and during fires.
General Master Workman Powderly
said in a recent address: ''The politi-
clan is what you make him. So long as
you bare your backs and hand the poll
tician cat O nine tails don't be sur
prised if he scourges and skins you. If
you walk up and open your pocket to
the politician, saying, 'frob me, y why
should he not rob you? If the power
lies in you, damn in thunder tones the
liquor power that debauches the voters
One hogshead of whisky in the city of
New York judiciously placed may make
or unmake president. Give out enough
glasses of gin in this city and state and
you place the dispenser in the chair of
Washington
Edward Everett Hale says: ST am
ready to acknowledge that the clergy are
apt to be little fanatical in this matter
of temperance. Why not, indeed? They
see the skeletons in the closet, which
other people do not see. They receive
the confidence, and they know why this
lad never kept the fond promise with
which he entered college. They know
what is the hidden cause of ruin in this
household, and the fond hopes of that
young married pair. If you want to
make an active temperance member out
of any friend, set him to work in pris-
ons. in charity organizations, in educa-
ton; you will soon find that he SAYS less
about moderate drinking, that he looks
less doubtfully on strong legal measures
for keeping men out of temptation
The wall of the worse than widow. the
cry of the starved and suffering child goes
up to heaven, but human fatuity has in
terposed the shield of regulation and
no answer comes. Regulation, forsooth!
Can the vitiated appetite Of the boy be
tregulated?" Is there any way to reg
ulate the man or boy who has implanted
within himself an appetite which has
taken from him every particle of will
power? Can you save a man with a fe
yer in any other way than to remove the
cause OF the fever? Regulation ~ Do
you want to take census to enumerate
your children and say, ''I will SO regu-
late this evil that this child shall be
mine and that onethe saloon-keeper's? s?''
In brief, do you want to perpetuate an
evil, or do you want to kill it? If the
rum power really owns the state and
community, in Gods name let it have
its way in peace. If it does not, if hu-
man1ty has any rights, if the state and
the family have any claim to be consid-
cred, let the law assert itself and stamp
it out.--P. Y. Nasby.
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The liquor traffic is crushing the fond
est hopes of the mother heart of Amer
ica.
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500 REV ARD

WILL BE PAID FOR ANY INFORMATION
w leading to the conviction of parties cutting
the ropes or In any way interfering with the
co. b. GLENN,
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and on election day, and the prohibition
OF the sale of liquor to drunkards and
minors, to Indians, and during fires.
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Corner Second and Washington Streets, The
palles' Oregon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-03-13
School Day a Eapo-l,ion FRIDAY


school bay a, Exposition FRIDAY
The little BANNER 10 Substance ravc no
PR c'pie. hap enings al the Exmsition
ff'dHy, out that all the schools in Ihe
county and their teachers may have dine
cre1lt; we append a list of those present:
1cala sent out $50 scholars and her
inll corps OF instructors, York. Fell
loWship, Benedict, Citra. AnduIucia
SrahamYliie, Electra. Moss Bluff. Indian
Mound, Watulla. Henderson. Mayville.
apule', andier. Wei hton, Ocnnee.
Faitvllle. Leroy, Kerr City and Blue
springs wee all represented
ne program as iyen was the singing
py we NTH and sixth grade or the school
OF tne Lords Prayer; an address by DIR.
netcalf; eailst enies drill ~ charge If
MISS '''r Zelgler; mus by the schonl. an
address by Or. J Is. Del'ass. If ! axe
ity, aud music by the Clev, land orcbes
ira
The vas audience was so tleased with
the calisl henlc exei eises hat Miss Zeioler
wa. revaiied on 10 repeat the exercises
winch wa done to the z eat del ght of all
Inc afternoon exercises cons sted of a
game ut base ball, opposing sides beng SO
iecIeo from The school classes No. 2.
ander The ted of Esrnes Wilson. strove.
nobly to down Iom Baiiy nine. bit The
latter heiders, bafters and catchers were
much for Earnest short limbetl bnl
wary plneks crew. aud The result Was
Tom $ -la k NJ heroes took the base ball
rag of Of The 0cala Ora High school
base ball bus TO the tune Of 9to7.
1t was great game, uni ersallv ac-
knowledgea To have been Ivy long odds the
biggest best am most exciting game OF
Ease pail e er played by Ocala school boy
The excltem ut ran high and the contest
was waged with he zeal enthusiasm and
devotion that only school boys can throw
into co re t like tn one hero callv con-
ended for 10 them on was glory
enough, and yaliei,tly did they tas the
sand and rent the air with shouts forit.
Brick Ciy Aine-lEarnest Wilson. G:
Eddie ha e. p; Ernest King. b will
Tallor 2 b; harlie Ii yd 8 b: Henry
>tevens, 8; Will Nc IA, f; VIII Cash,
f: Sic hen Jewe t, f; runs, rs.
Tom Bails NiHe-I.in Bull ok. C; Tom
Baily c; Sim umis, b; Claude Mum
den, 2 b; Ben Fill b; John Waterman,
S 8; Walter Munden, | 1: ru S, 10.
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NURSE ruplLs WANTED.
St. Luke's Hospital. Jacksonville.
the School.

81. l.ukp's training school for nurses
viii be conducted upon the same gem
esal principles covering those of the
| Mouth.
Punils will he received at any time oil
the year when vacancy occurs. They
NAV apply by letter or in person to the
Head Nurse st. Lnke's Hospital,
| Jacksonville, Fla, and must be able to
prove that they possess gaod moral.
mental and physical qualifications for
the work.
RI sdmitted they viii be exported to
serve ore month on p,ohation. at the
expira ion of which time their fitness
viii he determined Board and forging
v i'll be- furnished during this month "nn
rial but pecnniary compensation will
lint b.. given unless the pupil is regu-
Iarlv installed. When the month al
probation is satisfactorily passed the
candidate will be accepted a. q pupil
nurse, on her written agreement Ia
obey the rules of the hospital and re
maln fnr two years, unless released.
Pupil nurses will receive a monthly
allowance Of seven dollars for the sec
ord wear. This is not considered as
s9lsr'. the instruction given being full.
equivalent for services rendered.. bYt
merely as provision for the personal
expenses Of he pupil nurses. At the
exniraiion Of the two years an txaml
nation vii he male by the attending
staf IT the hospital. which. being ic.edi-
iab'y passed, will entitle the nurse To
diploma. During the second year the
pupil nurses will attend private cases.
huf are still in the service of the hos
pi'al. Afer graduation nurses are at
liter y to seek their own field of work,
" th the assurance that their diploma
will be to them an ''open-sesame" 10
q highest and most renumerative path
that human hands and hearts can fol.
low, etc
NJ q. VowrFR Sunt.
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Rev. WIN. T. Carlton, of Fort Mccoy,
was found riead in the field last Monday,
March 2nd, where le was plowing, ~,
ing between the handles of the pillow and
NTH the lines clinched in his hands.
Deceased VAS an honored citizen and
a beloved servant of the Lord, i'm whose
service he had faithfully aud zealously
ahored for % years. aud had been a
eonsistant member of the Baptist church
for Al years.
He leaves widow and ten children to
IN urn his demise, while all his neigh
borS, who were his f,iends, are sorrow
ing at his death, though he had reacht q
the ripe years of seventy odd in his
utney othe tomb.
Deceased vas a member of the Bapt-
isl Beneficiary Association of Florida, ard
u that extend his family. whom be left
poor IN worldly possessions, will get as
sistance.
Peace TO his ashes.
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In Memariam.

Where's, God, in his all.wise provi.
dene;., has chosen to call from orr midsr
our beloved leader, Mrs w. F. Shoe.
maker. and our sister. Mrs. A"nie s
Miller. who have been snch devoted
mealbers Of the Anthony auxiIiaIv ot
'hss Wnmans Missionary Society, and ss
We feel our loss to be almost irreparable
and as We SHALL so greatly miss their
cheering presence and valnabl,. cou,sels
y hich have been during the past tw.
years, moi only snch pleasures, bu,
blessings to u~, We hereby.
R,solte-That in respect to their precious mem.
Ort, we h. r. by express ..ur hcart-f II sympathy
TO he loved once thus Der H. aud while we sha
80 Sorely miss thnm in our association, with each
% her vs. sjlice 10 be able 70 know that they
have only been called 20 a grauder and happier
life and have gone to receive The reward pre-.
pared n the Jas made perfect" and we bow
IN submit sion TO His divine will believing He
doethal tniIigs well.
Rtsolued 2sd--That a copy of these res0lutions
be presented TO the family of each of our de.
larted sisiets aud copy be sent 10 the Florida
Christian Advocate and OcALA BANNER with a
r quest that same be published.
MgS. L. NJ MONTGOMERY
Mrs. NJ L. SMITH
Ms, f. II. SWAIN
fsouarofttao
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NJ. G. VowLER, Supt.
FOSSIL Head Left at the National
Museum at Washington.

THE specimen proved to be very
rare and valuable find as we had both
concluded il TO be before my departure
North Prof Lucas, director in charge
of the astrological department of the
National Museum, locates the fossil as of
The t'bison latipous." an extinct species,
the forerunner of our present bison.
Fhe horn core was TWENTY-FIVE inches In
circumference. eight inches in diameter,
one way; the front bone fifteen inches
across; length of horn 81 feet and spread
of horns about ten feet, only few frag-
mentary and imperfect specimens have
ever been found. This one is probably
the best. There were no specimens
whatever in the National Museum, or
Smithsonian, ! presented the came to
the National Museum, with description
telling where he found it,"
Letter Of Gen Leonard w. Colby.
Beatrice, Nebraska, Relating to fossil
bead found few weeks since in the
sWithlacoochpe river just above the
entrance sof BIue Spring River. and
raisel nv the dredging machine Of The.
DunnellOp Phosphate Company
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Young Beos, The strawberry men, sold
over 600 boxes of that luscious fuif
Saturday
Ascending to that showing, every fam
lily in Oeala. lnxnrated In f,uit which is
~ai,lto be sauce for the gods, at their Sun
'iay meal.
So far this season has been the most
successful they have experienced since
thew began, four years ago.
Early in the season, they supplied the
,cksonville aud st. Augustine hotels,
aud still have 0Hilscl ], latter
far 500 boxes day.
they have also Experimental, and
very successfully. with lettuce and celery,
The latterllelicious in its freshness and
erisuness.
Tie Young Brothers vegetable garden
is getting 10 he qnite resort 10 a ties GO
ing and coming from Silver Springs who
stop for sanrer Of berries and cream.
which at all times awaits the public il
they will but call for it,
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The Cause Of Pa,ne

An ache or paints not of itself disease.
lit but symptom. and warns the sufferer
that There is something the matter with his
. y sica organization. Weak kidneys,
bad hio,d. aud nervousness ar frequentl.
the source Of The many myster Gus aching
sensat ons thar afflict the body. You can
remove the cause of such distress by using
b. b B. Botanic Blood Balm
G. Fl Kobetts Atlanta, Ga. writes " NV
kidnrys were uisorded and gave me excru-
ciatiug pain. A single bottle of A. B. B.
helped me wonderfully"
Vim. n. Nelson, McDonough. Ga,
writes :"B. BIB. has benefited my daug.
Ter very much. she was afflicted with
severe nervousness. ! think it the best
family medicine
w. II. Ellis, Brunswick, Ca, writes: Il
have tried B. B. D. and 1t is great thing
for he blood. It also cured me of rheu-
matte pains"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-03-13
A Good Ioke.

Our readers will remember who were
i,e o ava Judges to pass in the merits OF
die Wines exhibited at the Exposition
Every member If Il at committee was a
canned 4. p They spent days and
nights iIts anpliug the raie viDtages OF
lair Florida.
After Iarrying long and tenderly al
The Wakulla cellar aud ever and anon
samphug the contents of numerous bot
ties, they put their official seal on same
aud said The county name was entilIed
10 the highest prize Tor tire highest, Tin
Isl AID best bUqnet orange wine.
Dear reader, you can imagine the
comm sslI..ef's surprise, on his return
10 see said premium, but to find, the d
p. eummluee took white scopernong
Wineafer oraIlge
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In Tampa.

The Times.Union correspondent al
Tampa has this 10 say of our active
aggressive aud successful real estate
d .aleI:
L. J. HaiSley, the investment and real estate
hF0ker If Oeaia- is IN the city. guest of the
Ttmpa Bay hotel Mr. flassley came down "a
negoliate the sale Of the cossnfy bonds. As Mr.
fore the csnisty cemnli stones, and explsinine
to them thai hv represented eastern capital, AMI
was ready 10 buy IN the whole $4,000 worE.I o
bonds, induced ihem 10 postpone the sale until
The first Monday IN April. Nj Haislsy says IN 1
the commissioners tFealed him 50 c.fdialIy thai
he feels under great obligations 70 fheEa-
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THE kARMERs, AL..IaNeE
Is Next to the Bes, Thing Known to
Our Laborers--"Pride of America

Is Next to the Best Thing Known t.
Our LsboreTs--"Pride of America
Seed Corn rs the Best.
Farmers, for the past % wears we have
highly improved The "PIide of America
seed corn, until it now more than lie
serves its name. We have sold it all
over the country where il has given more
than universal satisfaction and has
taken % premiums at fferent fairs.
II is pure white, mr. kes from go 10 So
bushels per acre on fair land, ever an
hundred IN rich land. We have ofiest
ieke.i ears to the stalk and have oiter'
Shelied q pound ef corn from single ear
Il Is very early, erains nearly an inch
long, best for farm AID garden in the
world. Acknowledged by the D.pars
meDt OF Agriculture 10 be- he hes, carn
in the Unit d States.
Whv do yen vase vaur iand, ;ims
and labor with po,r eei? We grsrau-
tee satisfaction ar refund y ur money.
send Immediately.
Price vrenail Packet, 10; IT,,
30l; III. 500; b.. ST 30, hV mail; )
peek 81 70; ] peek. 81 70; hi S4 ~; |
I'm SO 90, and all over one hu+hei, 50 on
per bushel No deviation NJ stamps
Your orders shall receive careful and
pompt attention.
Address, Pride Of America Seed Corn
Co, Fruitland, Fla.
feb2lila4
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Roll of Honor.

The following is the roll of honor for
the Meanwhile school for February. We
are pleased to see such advancement.
High school general average Mar, ie
Miller. 90; Matte Miller, 0e; James Mill
Ter. SO; Edwin Reese, 81.
Grammar school general average
CLYDE Reese. 96; Annie Miller. 81; Edna
Wolfender. 95. Glenwood Vlnson, 80;
Thos. Vlnson, 80; Lovick Mills. 81.
Primary general average Robert Ev-
ins, 95; John Reese, 96; Jno. McCariey
sl; Mary Fraubach, %; Ruby Jones, 81
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The Price PAID and the Straight of it
Sac. 900.


NJ C. W. Write, the molesi repr,.>-
,niaiive OF the active, progress We and
liberal minded young men of Marion
c,alhty, being IN town lat night, this re-
oorrer aprroac. Ell iiini and inquired IT,.
TO the price paid hy him fir the John
son grove al Citra2 He lnokeh surprised
and embarrassed and SAID: Whore IN
The name of c,.nseitr CO did you get that
information ! didn't tell soul.
h ugh I'll keep IL quiet. uut il is out
Wa, yna fe lows io lieal tlie world"
The BANNER reporter vemsrke'l: That
his zap, canid not afford to let news
items like thai slip by vi heu being
ostd.n
"Nel that is So"
Il have ALWAYS noted you are abreast
of the tunes in giving any and all intor-
nation hat ii of interest 10 the public
and assist in making known the re
sources of the country. developing suae
and it,dueing people 10 come to Aarian
county"
"Bnt, said the 3 r."
"Oh Isee, said Mr.. White, paid for
the johnson grove, including the Cald-
we'll grove, IS acres, now coming int
bearing, $4,000. I deem the JohrisQn
prnperiythe b ST ~ We, for IFS size, quail.
ity of fruit and land, in the state q
Florida. II lisa beauty. sure"
There Is not better posted orange
grower in thestate than Mr.. White, Oh
one who Is better conversant with &C
iual valne # gr We property.
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If You Want Money

for the purchase of real estate. the cree
ton of buildings or the making of other
improvements on lands or to pay off in-
cumberanees thereon, write 10 Ms Stain
amount desired, and location of propert,
you desire 10 purchase or improve, and
we will loan an amount equal 10 iis full
appraised valuation, payable by insial
ments for any term from five 10 twent
Gears. Mutual Land and Building syn
,iIcate, 76 Montgomery street, Jersey
City. N. J. jan 99'
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership of 2. A. Crumpton &
Co., doing general mercantile business
at Anthony, Fla, has this day been dis
solved by mutual, C. LeCount retiring
and u A. Crumpton assuming all debts
and liabilities and continuing in the
business. All parties ind-bted TO SAIL
partnership are requested to settle their
Indebtedness with Y. A. Crumpton.
e. Lit CUNT.
6mai4 L. 4. CRUMPToN.
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WHEsEAs-It has pleased God, In The p.enti.
tide of bis power snd wisdom TO remove frim
esrthly sc les, our wesl bsi0vsd bIsther. Iun-
can C-tia bath, who slleS February Il h 1891
al his home in It. deGoy, Fla. Therefore be
Resolsai--That #. Mccoy Farmers Alliance,
No Ia Fl McGay, tl, # VIII eur es &c I'D
brother wzs a member in god standing, has
lost one Of its most consistent members ana an
alder and well ysisher - is snceess hiA aSSoci-
afes aud true aud unSeifsh fiji nd and bis fami
A. devoted husband ana ather,
ReS0lrfd zisd-- Tint we tendtT 10 bis afflicted
family our sympathies in their bereavemeiits.
aud that Il COPY ol this resolutions be presented
10 his family. and they b. spread on eur min
uteS also cops he ft1snisbed the tsCALA BAN.
Srn for publication. J0HS W. WILLIAMS,
JoHH ". TkvENs.
WINsTUS s. lRlESr,
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rnH ooALA rosr oFPlcE
Inspector Thos q. :st"ddard. Aner
a Careful Inspection, Makes il a
second Glass once.

AS previously aud exclusively an
nounced IL the little BAN<ER of We'd
nes'iay. the government post office it,
Spector, Thos q Sioldar. after carefu
Inspection Of the OcAla pest office. aud
all the business done here, ha' declared
il Ia be rated a second class offirr.
This will make P.,s' master r lhinson's
salary 81 400 year, and the expense of
the clerk hire fall on the government.
Many improvements are t., be made IL
lie iarrease nf the box service and
things that Will b.. fully commensurate
with the growth. DEVELOPMENT aud in.
crease of 0cals's postal matter.
The BANNER cangratniates Postmaster
Robins ~ aud The c'tizans of O,aala on
th,s Sc evidences of securing just rec ~
milton in.this line
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School Work.

The relief mans made by tie pupils of
the Otals Graded High school, ofmelted
putty AID the work during school hours,
and on ~ hihition in their. department.
in the Exposition building attracts a
great deal If attention, and bv those
competent TO Judge, is pronounced work
Of great merit anil deserving of high
commentator. One map. 1880 inches
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of FLORIDA There
is another map showing North aud
Snnih America and part Of Europe
Asia and Africa. size 36x36: then there
are thirteen smaller maps of North
America frol square as We rema ked
The work shows great pr, fi,'ien' aud
dexteriiy on The part of the scholars in
thatl lire of their work, ard ihase ipnR,
sriia9s sh0nld take q gaodl X ut them
IS twill gise tn 10 4 b Il. Appre. a'iop
# the iIirirucy ~ the scio0t a, d tit
progress uf 'he pupils, than they can
have wiihauf his examination.