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The Monticellonian., 1895-03-01
AUNT SUSIE.
List of Letters Remaining in the P.O O. at Monticello, Ark,
 Unclaimed for 30 days.

Bailey, Mir. J. W. Butch, Mrs. Mary. Hamp, Mrs. Caroline. Howard, B. s. Y. Washington, Mrs. Mary. The above unless called for within the next week will be sent to the dead letter office
 A. Nj. BELL, P. NJ,
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-01
A FREE

A FREE GIFT:-The Parlor Drug Store will give to any one of their customers hand. some crayon portrait, of any pho- to desired. Boy- Ses them about this at once. If.
 Halls Hair Remover renders the hair lustrous and silken, gives it an even color, and enables women to put it up in a great variety of styles.
 It is real amusing to see the anxious, yea almost covetous, eyes with which our sportsmen gaze on that covey of cartridges in Dr. Hyatt's show window.
 Doctor Mclaughlin held quart erly conference in Bradley Go. last week, the Pres. Elder being in Texas, and hence there was no service at the Methodist church last Sunday.
 "All signs fail'-except pimples and blotehes. These never fail to indicate an impure condition of the blood, which may be thorough ly cleansed and renewed by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The most efficacious and economical of blood purifiers.
 In this weeks issue we print a description of cadet life at the U. s. Naval Academy, by Cadet Wal ter B. Tardy, of this county, now attending that school. Walter is one of our own boys, of whom we are very proud, and this letter, we are sure, will be found interesting reading.
 Rev. w. w. Gardner preached at Enon last Saturday and Sun day, at the morning hour, but filled his appointment here Sunday night. Hereafter, Bro. Gardner will preach for the congregation at Enon ev. cry fourth Sunday, Tn the morning, returning to fill his appointment here at night.
 The blue-bird is hailed as harb. finger of Spring. It is also a re hinder that blood purifier is needed to prepare the system fol the facilitating weather to come Listen and you will hear the birds singing; "Take Ayers Sarsaparills in March, April, May"
 MR. EDIToR:-Please allow Il, space in your valuable paper tc thank all those who waited on ou1 son, Geddings, in his last illness for all the small kindnesses shown him. It is a pleasure to thank Messrs Hinemon, Erwin, anc school, for their last tribute of re spect shown him.
 Yours very respectfully,
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-01

Parlor Drug Store will give to any one of their customers hand. some crayon portrait, of any pho- to desired say- Ses them about this at once. If.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-01

Feb.22nd, 1895.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
DUN & co.'s REVIEW.

NEW YoEN, February 22.-l- IT,.
Dun a. Cos weekly review OF trade
which issues tomorrow, wall say;
The surprising success or the ne"
loan aud the great confidence 10 mas
given 90 investors on both sides OF lA5
wafer aud % business men here, en-
courage many TO hope that % may Ue
The beginning OF real recovery. Ia
tweutY-twO minutes here SUBSCRIPTIONS
are supposed 20 have been ~ least I'VE
times lue amouut OF bonds offered, aud
il two hours az london they were
twenty times the amount there offered.
Considering the power which control
OF these bonds gives 90 regulate for
eigu exchanges and 20 prevent exports
of gold tee transaction has Indeed
greatly changed the financial situation,
iu spite OF the fact that government
revenues are st.'. deficient and that do
nestle trades show scarcely any gain as
yet Tae Industries are not euiargluE
production nor have prices OF farm pro-
ducts improved. But very important
source us apprehension aud nludraucs
hs,. FOG rbe time 40 least, been removed
Wheat fell 90 5G cents Saturday las,
aod has recovered 90 &C., only "a quarter
below che price a week ago, while corn,
cotton and pork are unchanged and n0gs
and lard are q shade lower.
DEALINGS I1 iron aud los products are
moderate iu volume, VITA some discour-
ageuout lu most branches, though
the structure. works 40 PittSOurt
are very busy and the de
maud FOR wire nails aud baroed wire
has never been surpassed Eut noin-
tag IS toing in rails, plates are quiet
and bar lis as low as ever, though ln
rather better demand for car wheels.
Sales OF pig IRON have been moderately
large with one transaction % Pit-sturg
of 10000 tons, Bassemer 40 $40, oul
prices do no, improve. Tin is weaker
az Ia o cents for February, tbe C1inueJ
and tac has reduced ijs price Tor cop
per ta q GOD cents, the January output
being 1905 tons and the foreign Hlll.
and lead has declined % 81 cents,
while Gin Plates are lower with large
arrIsa S..
Textile products show few changes,
but those downward. C0t-ous sra meet
ing an Indifferent demand and New
York Mills 4-i beachei have been re-
duc-d 90 o. cents, aud Lousdaie 4f
b,sached 20 cents, aud in cheaper
goods aud brown sheetiugs prices are
Irregular. A better demand appears for
The lusr prints, but fancy caucoes are
Quiet AID there is Ou'y the average re-
order business FOR dress goods. To light
weight wOo.sns the recorders continue
later than usual ana the preliminary
purchases Of medium and heavy goods
are larger than year ago, some mills
having business until April, while in The
higher grades there is more promising
demand Tue termination of a strike
az Philadelphia sets more carpe, mills
20 work and the demand is fair, while
in dress goods little is doing. Sales of
wool al the chief markets To three
weeks of February were 15.122, $50
pounds, against Is,olO,S0O two years
ago.
The failures for this week have been
302 Iu the United States, against 2>S
last year, and 10 Canada 3i, against 81
last wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

of a Z s. Senator in Washington, tried
Paine's celery compound. She says:
NV spirits picked up, and at the end
Of two weeks the same old exuoerant
health with which nature blessed me
had returned.
II ate and slept as had not done
since was child, and have never
known since tten an hours inconveni-
cree from nervous prostration.
The medicine TO which / owe so
much is Paine's celery compound, and l
have recommended IL 10 all my stage
acouaintances who have overtaXed their
brains by too close attention TO study,
and all have experienced the same
happy results as myself "
Marie Tempest also, and host more
OF the most eminent artists who appear
before the public, have recently testified
TO the wonderful reinvigorating power
OF Paines celery compound. Their
testimony is noteworthy because no
class Of women work harder or are I'M
der greater nervous strain.
Women in every walk Of life have
reason TO be grateful TO Prof. Phelps, OF
Dartmouth, who discovered Paine's Gel
cry compound He understood the pc
cpliar weakness OF the sex. He knew
that the backache, laSsitude, headache,
sIeeplessness, and loss of appetite all
mean that the supply or nervous force
is low and inadequate TO the demands
upon it. The experience Of thousands
has taught the women of the country
that only Paine's celery compound will
give health TO the nerves, and, through
them, 10 the entire body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
HARTIGANs PHYSIOLOGY.


The Author Calls Attention to the
Character of a Circular Being Used
Against the Book
TO tho Editor of the Register
Norgantown. w. Va, February %
I bpg 90 call your attention to the fol-
lowing criticism on Eartigan's Physl-
ologv. occurring in the columns Oh the
Register:
Judging from certain extracts sub
mitted from Hartigan's Physiology, 1t
is hardly the book TO be placed IN the
hands OF the tender youth and maiden
OF our public schools
And TO state that I am aware that
there has been sent to the newspapers
of the State and TO the members of our
present Legislature, copies of an an
onymOus circular from Philadelphia,
which endeav0rs TO recite Il number OF
reasons why Hartigan's Physiology is
not a proper book for use in our public
schools and urging the members of the
LEGISLATURE TO vote against it. The
character of the criticisms therein Of
fercd. 90 say nothing Of its anonymous
nature. are sufficient to condemn It,
/ have reason to believe that this
pamphlet. which ridicules the use of
necessary technical terms, and scouts
at the idea of advancement in phys
iologv. is not the intelligent and fair
criticism of one capable of passing
Judgment on such a matter, but is the
extreme resort of the agent or publish
ers OF q rival book.
I distinctly remember to have heard
these criticisms used by the paid
agent Of Cutters Physiology at a form
ar session of the Legislature, who
claims To he an educator, and while
talking down q rival book talks up
book In which ne is specially interest
cd Members of the Legislature have
notified me of the circulation in
Charleston of these adverse circulars,
and editors have kindly given me the
same information. l have. paid no
attention to- the matter, knowing it
was the effort of the Cutter book to
remain as the text in our schools.
Since the appearance of the article,
however. I feel my duty to make this
explanation. and to add that had 1t not
been for the teachers of West Virginia,
who were not satisfied with Cutters
Physiology. and who desired me to
write a work on that subject | would
not have prepared IT, If a book for
school use is to be criticised the crit
icism shonid come from competent
teachers of the subject, and all such
criticisms that have yet appeared are
extremely favorable
Very respectfully yours,
DITTO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

The PLAY is dove, the curtain drops,
Slow falling 70 the prompters bell;
moment yet the actress stops and looks
around 10 ssr farewell.
IL is an irssome word and ASK,
And when she's laughed and said her say,
She show. as she removes her mask face
that's anything but gay.
Acting is not all gaietY, lights and
applause.
There is a deal of drudgery, vexa-
ton, and heartache that the people in
the front of the house little imagine.
Mary Anderson used to advise young
stage-struck girls 10 keep of the stage.
The feverish excitement, the late hours.
the drudgery of rehearsalS, the un-
natural stimulus from new audiences,
rivalry and applause, make the life full
Of peris TO health aud mind and body.
The careless theater-going public have
DO notion Of the strain on the nerves
that is iuseparabe from a dramatic ca.
reer.
But members of "the profession"
know what il is, ard they have as
body, learned how best to keep their
nervous system strong and capable Of
doing the hard work demanded of them.
That is why Paine's celery compound is
so popular on the stage.
Helen Barry, the well known actress,
writes TO physician friend, from Tea
Box Cottage, Belliort:
at is with great pleasure I write to
tell you that I find Paine's celery com
pound splendid tonic. should like
YOU to procure me a few more bottles
Della Fox, when run down" from
over-work, by the advice of the wife
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
RENMOOD.

Samuel Bogard. who had one Of his
toes ampulated q few days ago, is
getting along as well as could be eX-
pec,ad.
Mrs. b. Patterson has opened a groc-
cry store on Market street.
1Ir. and Mrs. Ollie Bowers viii leave
Tuesday for Woodland, W. Va, on
visit, where they Will be gone several
DAYS.
Constable Sprouts took the Hungar-
ian who tried TO kill the street car con-
ductor Tuesday. to MOundsville yester-
day. where heswill await his trial.
Henry NCGay. Who was hurt sew
cral days ago in the metal yard of
the Wheeling steel works, was able TO
so to- work yesterday
Geo. Burgess Hunt who was arrest
ed for disorderly conduct, had his
hearing Yesterday before Squire Rid
die. and was sent to the county Jail for
thirty days.
A strand concert and ball will be
given by Douglass and Sutton at the
City Hall. Thursday evening, Febru-
airy 2Sth.
b. & O. engine No. 1905 broke loose
from it's train on the hill track be-
tween the signal switch and the
bridge. causing the train to be delay
ell forty minutes
The pay car on the B. & O. Trans
Ohio Lewiston, will pay from BenwoOd
to Newark to-day
Owing to the repairs being made on
the German school building, there will
be no school held to-day.
John McCloskey, drug clerk with
Bean & Alexander of Noundsville,
was here yesterday calling or friends.
The public schools celebrated Wash
inEton's birthday with appropriate eX-
Crcises.
The children Of st. Johns school had
a holiday Yesterday in honor of Wash
ingtous birthday.
Mrs Wiley Watkins who died We'd
nesday night with consumption, will
De buried to-day at o'clock at Nc
Mechen cemetery.
Louis Bechtel. plumber at the
Wheeling steel works, is on the sick
list
To-day is pay day at the Riverside
iron works.
Tom Nulley of Pittsburg, Pa. who
has been boarding at Paul Rigots for
several days skipped for parts I'M
known. He is charged with taking
some personal property.
The City Hall was decorated with
faSs Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
NESBlTT & DEV1NEy
1872 Market Street
SALE. by VIR.
Telephone 81

TRUSTEES SALE. BY VIR.
4 tue OF a deed of trust made by Benjamin
+ Miller and wife 10 ne. as trustee, dated
December I'D, 1921. anu recorded 10 the Office of
tie C.cri, of the County Court Of Ohio County
West Vlrglnia, book 80 81, pags 9j ! Will, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10Th, lSi5 at II O'Clock
e. NJ sell al public auction, at the north front
door of the Court House OF said county, tho
following described property. that Is % say
Lot number SIX l6) and part OF lot number
five 90 In Joba and Craig Riches addition 10
thu CITY Of Wheeling: also lot number four
tDand part OF lot number three so IN BuenA
Vista edition 10 said city laid out by Charles
a follows. Beginning At tho southwest cor
ner OF said lot numbered six on Ecd street,
thence north along the east side Of said street
fortv-fye feet. thence eAstwardIy 2ud parallel
with the north line OF lot, numbered SIX and
f,ur 10 Pnlo Alto street. thence southwardly
along the west eide or said last named street
f,rtg.hye feet to the southeast corner OF sad
lot humble four 4t, thence with me south line
- said lots numbered four aud six 10 tbs be-
riuiug. being the same property conveyed 20
BeniamIn +. Mile boy III. Is Clemens by deed
dated December lst. 1921. and recorded In the
rfli.p OF the ClcrA OF The county Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, IN deed book No. 50
P-TrRI, OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase
money and so mach more as the purchaser
may siect. cash on the day Of sal', and the resi-
due iu TWO equal instruments, payable re-.
suecttyeIv in one and tive years from the day
~ sale. with interest from that day. the de-
ferred iustauments 20 be secured by deed Of
,slsaa GEO. J. @ATHIsON, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Marker street property, between Fifteenth
and sixteenth streets, on the cost sids OF Mar
ket street The ground fronts ~ feet inches
y On "a depth Of ia feet 70 a II H. alley.
no I2S Fourteenth street, lot 3OXl3) feet.
No. I3I Sixteenth street, room brick.
No 1900 ChApli"e street, fine residence.
so 81 south BrOadway hne residence.
30 1913 Fourteenth street, hue residence.
No. 1O5 Zane street, Island, fine residences.
Two fine lots on South Broadway, Island.
FIne building luts in Pleasant Valley
Tho John w. Mcclure homestead. cor
ner oil sOutn Front and Ohio streets At
reduced figure.
desirable residence property, No. 20 In
diana .treet; Z rooms; modern.
No 80 n. wabash street Island, two
story frame dwelling OF rooms. LotS)XlO
feet.
nos. 22I6 and 221S Market street, \
double brick dwellings, property ofSroons each
No 2S2I Eof' street, 2-story frame dwell
ing OFFS rooms; half lot, Ne. 4 SO. No. II, 25XloO
feet.
No. 5a9 main strest, 2-story brick dvsliin:
OF a rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART 81 TATUM.
City Bank building Room d &c. TelepAsHs ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
PUGNACIOUS PUCILISTS.

A Pair of Old Men i'm the Colorado
Senate Throw Things at Each Other.
Denver. Colorado. February -.
Senators Mills and Pease had a
row on the floor Of the Senate
to-day over an appointment to a
minor clerkShip. Mills called Pease a
liar and Pease threw a paper weieht,
which struck him in the side. Mills
sD1aug at Pease. but was met by the
laJrer'S son, q committee clerk who
struck him three times, cutting a
cash I'm his face and backing his eyes.
The combatants were separated and
the Senate appointed a committee to
investigate and report who was TO
blame. The Senators are past the
prime Of life, and are prominent lead
crs in the Populist party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
L. a. o. L.
ROLE B. ZANE.
Tel. 566 No. A. Fourteenth st
ENp GAIT

House, rooms and hall corner North Front
and Kentucky streets, . 500
House OF rooms, Twelfth street, charges on
easy terms. 10UJ.
House OF rooms and hall, in splendid
order 3lst street, $500.
Two lots with large stable, Peninsula addi.
ton 10 East Wheeling, cheap.
house II IL rooms brick, large lot. Eon
street, Centre Wheeling. Cheap on easy terms.
House Of rooms, brick. 23d street, $500
House OF rooms, brick Nam street.
Houss Of rooms. lot e5ylO) feet Lind
street Belvrdere very easy terms, $3.50.
House . rooms 9TH ~. lot 25X 100 feet, 81 70l
House rooms, lStn st. easy terms, 500.
Splendid building site for dwelling Eof st.
Fifth ward, 81 700
Hafl lot EoG street Sixth ward, 1851.
Double house, 10 rooms Coal street, First
ward; large lot. Easy terms, Sl,OJl
House rooms, MLrAet street between
Seventh and Eighth streets. Easy tsrms, -, 7Jl
House rooms, corner lot, 24ta street
'I House, 3 rooms, Charles street, easy terms,
House. 7 rooms and hall with large lot, 18th
street Easy terms. $500
House OF rooms Fifth ward, Oh easy
'e HoSse- = rooms and hall. I'D St. 8.7Ol.
rouse lUrooms, with large lot, ljth ST., 80 800
House, double, > rooms each, l4th ST, 5000
House. roomsJaco ST.. sixth ward, sl5JJ.
Houss, rooms, 18Th street, Sl,2Jl
House. . rooms Jacob street. centre
Wueeling, 5l.s5J.
House, D rooms and hall, lot lOOIl75 Park
view. Sl,s00
house. rooms. new. hard wood finish,
Woods street Fifth ward, s., 80.
Sylenud house, rooms, Lind street, Bel
ys ere Il, 45O.
House OF d rooms, :od street, between pa
and 231 streets, with 4-roomeI house in the
rear, lar-e OF, $3.50.
House Of rooms. sd street sl5)).
House OF D rooms, Chaplne street, Centre
Wheeling $3.50.
House OF rooms. brick, l4th street, $500
House OF , rooms Woods street East
$40 feet OF land fronting on McColloch and
Lind streets
House Of rooms and hail. Chapine street,
Centre wheeling, $3.50.
$50 S2O 1901, SON. $1,000, sl,5o) aud 5000
TO loan on city real estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

there runs a thread Of local coloring'
because the lcadlGg events in the s.red-
reforms win Dee represented 10y ABOUT
one hundred persons of this city III oiA-
teenth century costume .,,
The closing slereop1eon view WIN De
that of -Ee,e Homo. the World-iamous
picture. end the closing hymn VIII pc
the choral singing of the AorsieliaiseS
O.. .le Reformation. Lutner's battle
hymn. "A Mighty stronghold. nus
entertainment is pronounced hy COM
petent critics 90 De- as near periectioh
ms amy affair of this Kind can Wen De
made Chart for selection OF resetFeI
nj box Office now open.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
MONEY TO LOAN on IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
SlnpSGM2R AZLETT,
Bonds and Investments.
No f2ft Narrst St-aat
FOR SALE!

South Front street property-We have three
fine residences with from six 10 ten rooms.
with AL modern cow nieuces, at remarkably
low prices: possession April lst.
We have tue only desirable lot left on South
Front street. - sell AT bargain.
Store and dwelling on the corner OF Penn and
Vermont streets at - surprising low pric-; this
is good business stand look II up.
South Broadway lot, a. Il bargain II taken at
once.
south Huron street house and lot for 81 000
on easy ,erm>; also lot 25XlC0 feet N bargain.
$500 buys h use Of lour rooms ia good repair,
on McColloch street III sold this week, near
Fourteenth street.
$500 buys house and lot on North Market
street also one ~ McColloch and ThirjythIrd
streets; these are eXtrn bargains.
S3.1Dt buys house OF eight rooms attic cellar
lot 50xlOl Oh lhir,y-flth street; terms 500
cash. the baanc. on monthly payments like
rent; this II q snap. don't delay; cone at once.
Virginia Street-We have four houses. rang
ing from -, 100 upward.
Zane street-We have three houses to sell on
easy payments.
Maryland street-A desirable seven roomed
house with all c0nysniences, lot 60XI5J; price
5000
North Front street residence OF ght rooms
with all conveniences To- tOx3iU river trout At
% surprising low price: VIII give eight years
tim 10 Ply Tor 10.
North Nor.: street building lots-We have
four houses 10 be sold ar reduced prices
Eighteenth street house OF SIX rooms lot 10
feet front, al a bargain.
The Wise residences on he corner OF Main
and Eighth streets: o. mas nine rooms, lot B
feet from: desirable Ia every way; will give
eight years time o. pay To- IL.
Money 70 LoaE-a1Jl. l5iO, 500 500, 5000
a O0J, 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
TOR REM
TO LIT

Business property uiN -.. .--...
location IN he CITY ,- ... ...- ...-
month.
store room and dw. v.......
new 'front.' with ITO. sa.-.-r. .. .....
desired >il per
store room aud d LII. .r..
S@O per month.
store room anQdWe l.
81 30 per mouth
Modern roomed dive. Jog. -.F.s.,.- .. .
SiLo7 per month.
roomed dwelling. l5Il Ca.- .t-.... s.
Modern 10 roemed dw. u. t....r.
property ~ the late W. a.
acres OF land. fine orchard. Off,.
) roOmei dwelling on motor
uon4l Road. only few mInl.s- .n
e. per month.
troomed dwelling, q South I-nt d. S..
roomed dwelling l9j Fourtaeut
pr month.
roomed dwelling. - Fourteenth s.--.
6 ro0med dive ling modern. o. SOU.
street; a. per month.
r0omed swelling. 2Il} CbsrllEp stre.
Modern -oJm.u fat SD
rooms see nd looL Oj Nu-.nias.rae.
gases AMI waite, Al, IN.
roomct dwelling. $3.50 Fol- street.
. roomnd dwelling. allI jacob -fr.tf
.oin"d dwelling, % 10 " GODS ,.-r..
1ropmrl dwelling, lG south NH.H-. r...
roomel dwelling. n. Wabash. tI.
TO rus - thirteenth street. -s
roomei dwelling. 2b l STAR 81.
4r1ome4 dwelling. Ilii hi Do 81
( roomed dwelling -4s Sic CD. ..h fl..s
3room,, .9iS Nareet, ei --r1r. ..
3rooins, 2'i5 CuaUiIre, second door.
3roons, JOS Virginia street. s..
rooms, g Zane street. 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, W. Va. February %
a large tract Of valuable timberland in
the interior of the State was purchased
yesterday 10y Jerome Hartman, Of
Cr5u.syille. Calhoun county, who rep
resents the timber firm Of Hardman
Bros. The land is luownyas the Cam
den-Benuett tract. and the price paid
as said 10 he very large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
STORY or THE REFORMATION
tn he Told at the Grand opera House
Next Week.

tn be Told dl lNu Ni,.'"
Next Week.
whom Roscoe Couhliug proposed the
-.-,irefi90 of General Grant i'm the
7l-.,to~,l Republican Convention at
$50 I'm 1880. he declared. III do
, 49, his nomination because OF any
lio, - That others have said or written
S 1i,,-' linn. but because of me ar-auons
80. ---oorrrss of what he has done We
S - with equal propr,ety. apply these
. lll..s words 90 Luther. who achieved
s SUN 3 triumph in the Sixteenth cen-
fury. $1,000. t1,, rsrov.Dsl lsa-
t,,-er win taIl Jle story OF Luther me
rom from infancy to death. iI'"s',at.ns the
!, C-' with appropriate slsreoptlcon
$50 +7re works oil art tn Mrs. Mon
49, discourse the usual oryness or
Z i.Gi o. lectures is bani,ned Mrs.
-'Ionroe has travelled extensively over
1lo'.os ,,, ,', made memorable by Luth-
1Ae ,...,.-'...--s centuries ago. Her rec
=, ~ u lecturer is phenomenal
% T II che entire entertainment