Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 October 1890 — Page 2

A gi at many women have given ut expecting to find a comfortable corset.

Mistake! There is one, that fits nine women in ten. For them it is comfortable it is more than comfortable, a positive luxury.

Any merchant that has it will tell you

"Wear

it throe

weeks, if you like, and 111 give you every cent of your money back, if the corset doesn't suit you.' Ball is the one. Your merchant has a primer on Corsets for you,

CHICAGO COBSCT Co., t'lilcago end New YortL

DAILY

JOURNAL.

PabllsbedEvery livening Except Sunday

By T. H. B, McCAlN.

OFFICE—117 South Ureen Street

TKKMS OF SDBSCHlPTiON:

Tor annum, payable In advance Per month of 4 weeks..... Por week, payable to carrier 10 Single Copies Saturday Double Edition

Weekly Journal, per year, $1.2u outsiuo

he county, 81.35. To

SUBSCRIBERS—Every

have HE

JOURNAL

effort is made to

delivered promptly in all

parts of the city. Subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly, or have any com plaint, willobllgo bv notifying this offleo.

THUKSDAY, OOT. 16, 1S90.

UKI'UBLIOAN TICKRT.

Stat« Ticket.

For Secretary of the State, M1LTON tHUSSLEK, I-ayetto county.

For Auditor of State, J. N. WALKEH, Marlon county. For Treasurer of State, (JKOKGE W, PIXIJ5Y,

Allen county.

For Attorney General. JOUN W.LOVETT, JMadlson couuty.

Forjudge of the Supreme Court, R.W McBHIDE. Elklmrt Couuty,

For Clerk of the Supreme Court, WILLT. NOBLE,. Wayne county.a

For Statistician, JOHN WOHKKLL, Hendricks county.

For Superintendent of Public Instruction, JAMESH.11ENHV, Morgan county.

KorGtfnloirist,

JOHN M. COULTElt, Montgomery county*

County Ticket.

For Con^ri'ss—JAMES A. MOUNT. For Judjre— E. C. SNYDKK. For Prosecutor—W. T. WHITTINGTON. For Heprosontiitive—T. J. AKMSTKONO,

For Joint Representative—^THOS M. BUCK For Auditor—JOHN C. WINGATE. Fur Treasurer—A. F. RAMSEY. For Sheriff—FUED C. BANDEL. ForSurveyor-JAMESM, WAUGH. For Coroner—GEOHGE W. TUCKER. For Commissioners— 2d District—MICHAEL PRICE. 3d District—AOU1LLA W. GKOYES.

This Date in History

172&—First newspaper printed in New York—New York Gazette. 1758—Noah Webster, American philologist, born diod 1843. 1

TBS—Marie Antoinette, queen of France, bebe&ded. 1613—Battle of Mockern French defeated. And for throe (tar* following, tattle of Reipslc

French defeated and downfall of Napoleon hastened. 1817—P(*ath of Koficiusko, Polish patriot born 1745. 1SS4—English houses of parliament consumed by

Are.

1859—John Brown's raid Into Virginia and hlf subsequent capture at Harper's Ferry. 1870—Amnesty granted to Mazzinl. 1871— Marriaire of the young emperor of China,

Toung-C'hi.

1B74-Menler,s new hot air balloon failed on trial 1H75—The khediTe's troops entered Abyssinia the Latlvps Burvrlsknl and defeated the Egyptian® nft«T a df^prrate flght.

IfKO -The maritime congress began its sessiona.

Trio internal revenue foaturea of the new tariff law will enable 7,000

free list in the Mills bill amount

ed to twenty-three million dollars. In tho MoKinley bill it amonnts to one hundred and nine millions of dcllars. Under tho MoKinley bill the free list reaches to nearly fifty per oent of tho total imports, for the first time in the hiwtory of our oountry.

BnooKsmitE

indignantly denies the

story of his oonnection with the Farmers Mutual IuBuranoeOo.as told by THE .TOUHNAI

last Saturday. The only mis

statement made by

TIIE JOCBMAI.

was

that the bill he presented was toosaiall. It Bhould have been 8250 instead of 8100. It is useless for Mr. Urookshire to

UBO

so much profanity in his denials. Tliero were too many substantial farmers present and heard his remarks in defense of his bill. A number who wero there have said to

THEJODIINAII

th'it

for an exhibition of gall it surpassed anything in tho annals of egoism.

I'robuto Court.

Tho will of Margaret J. Murphy has been admitted to Probato. Samuel Vail has been appointed guardian of the minor heirs of Christiana and David Loop.

—Gen, Low Wallace went to Torre Haute to witness tho Ben Hur presentation.

Worked Like a Charm.

Bradfleld'd Female Regulator worked like a charm Improvement been wonderful cannot express my gratitude. Wish every lady afflicted would try It. I know It would cure them. Mns.

LI-LA

LONG,Spring

Grove, Fla.

Write theBradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta,Ga., for furthor particulars. Sold by Nyo 4 Co,

To Cure Heart Disease

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart Remedy.' It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing cases. Price 60 cents and $1. Pamphlet free. Blnghampton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed at Nye's drug store.

PERSONAL H0K-UFS.

—1. Ci. Hrowo, of Lafayette, was in tho cilv to-duy. —Kobort H.Lafotlott, of Lebanon, wns iu tho city to-iluy.

Major Ilitt, of Indianapolis, Chief ot the Mail Service of Indiana, was in the city to-day.

Kihviird Wright, of Duyton, Ohio, and W. F. Baker, Greentield, Intl., are liere to hunt quails. —T. \V. I.awson and family, of Danville, 111., arrived hero to-day and will make their future homo in this city. —Kov. S. S. Cuinuiiugs. one of the pen tlcinen who had the cultured orphans under charge, returned to Boston to day.

—Marslimallows at tho ket.

Walter Grubb has left college. Qerod, of ludianapolis, is coaching the DePauw foot ball team.

Dr. Tuttla and Prof. Campbell arc in Indianapolis attending Synod. The mauager and captain of the football team went to Greenoastle yesterday to arrange now schedule.

The Pettit trial is attracting great attention among the boys and the conrt room is their loafing place during spore hours.

The tennis association met and adopted a constitution, appointed an executive committee and deoided to hold a tournament which will begin Friday.

Stout-Hiner,

Last night at 8 o'clock at tho Orphans' Home occurred the marriage of Benjamin F. Stout and Miss Alieo A. Hiner, daughter of the Matron of the Home, The ceremony was performed by Iter. G. W. Switzer in the presenoe of a large number of invited guests, friends of both families. Alter the ceremony the oompany sat down to an elegant ropast whioh was thoroughly enjoyed. The presents were numerous and appropriate.

THE JOURNAL

persons

to do business hereafter without tho payment of any special tax. IN 18G0

we imported all our sheet

iron and paid for blaok sheets 0 to oisnts p«r pound. Now under proteo tion we make all our sheet iron and pay 3- to 3} cents por pound, or just half the former prioe.

THK

extends to the hap

py couple its heartiest congratulations.

The Plower Social.

The ladies of the Y. M. 0. A. auxiliary have made extensive preparations for their entertainment in the gymnasium to-night and should be rewarded by liberal patronage. Everything will be first class from refreshments to the musical programme.

DAKjLIXGTON.

James Beckner is very sick. Rev. E. T. Spohn was returned for another year.

We Oiler You

New California Lave! Raisins, New Oudttra Layer lialsins, New Sultana (.Seedless) Ualsins,

N»\v English Currants, New Leghorn Citron, New Smyona Figs,

Now California Evaporated Apricots. Now California Evaporated l'caehes, Now California Evaporated Cling

Peaches,

New California Evaporated Nectarines, New California Prunes, All at Reasonable l'riees, besides the finest line ot Staple and Puuey groeerie In tho city.

EXSUIXUEK

SR.AVHIOHT.

103 East Main St.

—Fine candies at the Fulton Market.

It Vou Have Little Time. Do not fall to corao to otir otoro Thurs day, Friday ane Saturday evening this week. We extend a special Invlta Hon

CARTERS

IITTLE

IVER PILLS.

Fultou Mar

ti HIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Everybody is invited to the Y. M. C. A entertainment to-night. The 0110 to-mor-row nit-'tit is for members only. —All the quail hunters report fine sport yesterday, and a largo number took advan tage of the damp weather and went to-day,

(JOLLESE 50TES.

to UB

W. T. Whittington and John Wingate were in town Wednesday. Sherman Jackman was

flnnrl. for

knocking down W. H. Brinton Monday, 11. P. M. Qiftin is the proudest man in town all bdeaute W. H. H. Smith is grandpa.

The past few days has caused us to almost wish wo did not have a shado tree—leaves all over town.

The Guntle families oil went to Whitasville yesterday in honor of old Grandma Gun tie's birthday.

The work of graveling the Stowa-t and Mullen road by subscription, and completed the same last Monday.

Let everybody remember to come out and hoar tho Hon. J, A. Mount ou the 25th, aa his speeoh will do all parties good.

Mrs. Will Irons and Mrs. Milt Uallowell were in town Wednesday and wheel came of their buggy but no accident oocurred.

Mrs. Eliza Custer received a pension this week as tho widow of Montgomery Custer of the 100th Ind., infantry, amounting to §850.

October 14th was tho 88th birthday of old Aunt Polly Mikels, mother of

tJ.

W. Mikles, of this place, who arranged for her to visit him on that day, and her children, grandchildren and friends to the number of about 50 also happeuod to come. They gave the old lady royal welcome and all enjoyed tho dny,

CURE

the ladies to look through th

largest stook of furniture, stoves, queens war* and groceries In Crawfordsvillo. Come and see how nice we are situated In our new rooms on oast Main street.

BARNUIIjIi, HORNADAY k. PlOKETT.

Something New.

Detachable ,L'nibrella Covers, only three minutes. Ladles and gentlemen will secure economy and convenience by buying the patent Detachable Umbrella Cover, which thoy can put on their old frame# in three minutes. Theso covers are light, durable and manufactured from all varletlos of unibrelln labrlcs—glorias, silk and linen, and all silk In various qualities. For sale only by Louis Blshoff, crawfordsvllle, Ind.

P, S.—Bpocial sale of umbreallas

Baeklen'i Arnica »&!•«.

The best salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, 8alt Rheum, Fever 8oro8, Tettor, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all akin eruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or monoy refunded. Price, 26 cents a box, For sale at Nye 4 Oo. a drugstore.

Hck BMduhs and reliors sU »h« tronblss iMfr d.nt to a bllloua state of tha system, luoh aa Cluln.aa, Kiiuta, Drowslnaas. Diitnas afU aatlnc. Pain In b« Bldo, in. Wblla thair moil nmukabla auooaaa haa been shown la owing

SICK

BetAache, yet Carter's Little

IBthebane

UTO

ma Ml

eauallr Talnable in Constipation, caring and pi*. Tenting thla annoying complalnt.'whlletlieTalM correct all dlsordors or tbestomacb^tlmulata th* lirer and regulate the bowels. BvenUttiejonlf

HEAD

Aota they would bo almostprloeless to tbesawM taller from this ilia trussing complaint bnt fortunately their goodness does notendhera^ndthoa* who once try them will find these little pills vain, •hie in ao many ways that they will not be willing to do withont them. But after allslckbwl

ACHE*

of so many lives that horolairhefi

vemakeonr groat boaet. Oar pilla cure It whllt Others do not. Carter** Little Llvor Pilla are reiy small and Tory easy to take. One or two pilla make a doee. They are striotly vegetable ana do not gripe or purge, bnt by their gentle action pleaae all who use them. In vials at 25 cents five for $L Sold by druggists everywhere* or sent by mail.

BARTER

MEDICINE CO„ New York:

SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICF

IN GREAT DANGER.

Oovernor Steele, of Oklahoma, Receives a Tlmoly Warning.

PLOT TO ASSASSINATE HIM EXPOSED.

Be Leaver a Train to Avoid Pftulnc Through Oklahoma City, Where It Is Alleged an Attempt on Ilia Life

Was to Be Made*

A Vino THE CAUSE.

OsLAnoiiA

CITY,

0. T., Oct. 10.—Gov

ernor Steele, en route to Kingfisher to attend a Grand Army of the Republlo reunion, received warning that he would be assassinated if he passed through here because of his having vetoed the bill locating tho Territorial capital at this place. His informant said his intention to

to the en

campment was known in Oklahoma City, and that a plot had been formed by his enemies there to assassinate him in caso he passed through. Governor Steele was at first unwilling to believe that the Oklahom« City partisans would go so far as to contemplate violence to tho Chief Executive of the Territory, but his friend insisted that his information was trustworthy and beeged him not to proceed as far as Oklahoma City.

At the solicitation of his family and his friends ho left the train at a small station before reaching Oklahoma City and continued his journey by stage. The feeling against the Governor is Tory bitter and it is believed that desperate men would have carried out the threat had not tho Governor changed his route.

The situation of affairs pfrows out of the determined offort of Oklahoma City citizens to have the Legislature pass a bill removing tho capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. They sent a powerful lobby to Guthrie to present their case to thp Legislature, and camo near carryli% their point. Governor Steple is ft oitlzen of Guthrie, and has boon accused of being partial to his own city in the struggle for the capital. It was October that a riot was threatened. The House had reconsidered its vote locating tho capital at Oklahoma City. The partisans of that plaos feared defeat, and during a ljvefy debate Representative Perry, of Oklahoma, got tho original bill (having quietly obtained Speaker Daniel's signature) and was harrying over to the upper Uouso to push it through there when Guthrie sympathizers discovered tho ruse and rushed after Perry. The latter passed the bill to another Oklahoma sympathizer,

Nesbltt. Tho crowd threatened both Perry and Speaker Daniels, and a lynching seemed likely for awhile. Finally tho crowd learned that Nesbltt had tho bill. They pursued him four blocks and caught him, recovering the bill. Tho bill removing the Capital to Oklahoma City was finally passed, but Governor Steele vetoed it Since then the feeling against him has been vory bitter in tho defeated city. The press of that place has kept up a continual firo of abuse upon him, and to many the reported

TrtU nQt_b -riga

Iocemli.4.y l-iro at Ilerryvlll*, Wla.

RACINK,

Wis., Oct.

Drowned In Trying to Save Her Child.

MARINE CITY,

William Wollhauson and her 7-yoar-old son wero drowned in a well near tbolr homo Wednesday morning. The boy fell into tho well by accident, and the mother, hearing his cries, grow frantic, plunged into the water,

drowned before help came.

Three Mlnera Killed.

IRON MOUNTAIN,

Mich., Oct

cavo-ln at tho Ludlngton mine Wednesday morning buriod (Wo minora. Two were taken out not seriously hurt and three dead. The killed are James Flshor, W. R. Davia arid William Bailey.

Senator Morrill Formally Rn-Eleoted.

MOSTPELIER,

Vt, Oct.

Legislative joint assembly Wednesda Justin S. Morrill was formally eloctoi United States Sonator for six from March 4 next

wJf(L

only two bottles of

Mother Frienu before her third con• jlnoment. Says sh« would not be without it for hundreds of del are. Had not half as much trouble as

betore.

,,DN- MILES,

Lincoln Parish La.

Write tho Bradlleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. For salo by Nyo & Co.

Acute and chroma rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured be thereof Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly reoommended by Moffott, Morgan & Oo,

CHEAP COLUMN

Advertisements in this column one oent a line a day, nothing less than ten oents counted. Cash in advance.

LOST.

sUkand wool parmaol with oxydlioa handle in some store In theolty. Flndwill please leave at Alex Mahorney's store.

FOR SALE.

Th OK BALE—A first class sowing machine, Z,. warranted the bo9t that can be made for S...

Go9?

maohlnos (new) for »20 and *25.

Pay no attention to cheap talk of other aironts but come and see for yourself. Machines sold on monthly and weekly payments. "*VUHUy wevny pa

S. WHBELBB, dealer In Sewing Mathlnos, 128, Green Streot.

F°

'K 8ALE—A family horse, buggj and forjalo oho&p. Owner leaving the city and muBtsell. Market street.

VM|/I

wnuvi ivaw

wl11

IUH

Enquire at 908 West

"CH)R SALE—First class steam oord wood naw *or.f"JP,or

trade for wood. Apply at

000 south Plum street.

pOR BACK—Dirt cheap, a comparatively 1. new phaeton. Inquire at 000 east W»bash avenuo.

"n*°H| 8ALE—An opon faoed sliver watch Journt!fJ,fflS?VCIaW't,Cheap- InqUlr°

?nT w^ 9

N. J. Clodfeiter!

lfl.

Early

Wednesday morning th^Jiarns of Fred Kroogcr, A. B. Piper and W. F. Hanche, together with olovon horses, thirtoon head of cattle, farming implements, grains and hay. at Berryvllle, Wis., were totally destroyed, involving a loss of about S10.000. Tho fires were undoubtedly tho work of lncondlarloa.

8®}'

and alBO

iVTE™^?i?diItcal

10.

the

Il0US0 of 7

rooms.

aSZ. Trank"n street, inquire of

JoDHNAI'offlee

or 011 South

Washington street A bargain.

WANTED.

"\A7A!i!'r^P—V^?.00*1 f'ri

(feneral houso

PM' g0°1 WageS-

AX£F.Dtir£

Apply

do housework at 111

West Wabash Avenue.

S, 90?1

and

traveling agents

Lubricating Oils. Apply to

Hjrins to tho Dloterlohs OU Co., Cleveland

\X7ANTED—Day boarders at 130 south Groeustroct, Table first olass. Has. Z. 8. WHEELER.

S^r

Mich., Oct. 10.—Mrs.

ufacturor, Lock Pox l,68fi,

with oppo?

^ssissss^^

New

A®™™,

Tork.

Ladles preferred.

Wholo or part time. (15 to

120

per week

earned. W llboral terms. Address

re,®r®ne«

Moon Medicine Co., lie 8.

Hlohlgan street South Bend, Indiana,

Rnd

wni^H^?u

1(1.—In

the

years

Worth Hundreds or Dollars. ,.,7y,

traveling. Positions

permanent or part time. Salary from start. Bxperlenco unnooesaary. Brown Bros. Nurserymen, Chicago. 111. novl

FOR RENT.

K° W?.KNT:TTwo dwellings, 111 North Snon^aZr^31^one

MalD

ppOIl llENl:—About Octobor 1,

8treot-

large two

J0"8' Pike itreot. faqulro

of Will SomonrlUo at J. s. Kelley'i shoo store

DR. O. E. RANKIN, (Suooessorto Montague* Hankln.) Special attention given to the removal of

Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. Offloo and reetdenoe over the Corner Book Store)

Sure to relievo. There Is no failure In Simmon's Liver Regulator.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made ms era ble by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cn Is the remedy for you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan Oo.

SHILOtrs COUGH and Consumption Cure Is sold by us on a guarantee, it

MorgaCnOn480tnoPtlOn- "ale by Moffett,

The Ladies'Dry Goods House andLadies' Bazar.

127 and 129 East Main Street, Crawiordsville, Ind.

Music

HALL

Monday, October 20.

Just One Night!

McCabe & Young's

OPERATIC

MINSTRELS!

25 ARTISTS.

New Songs, New Jokes, New Ideas. Every Act a Feature. Don't fall to see McCabe & Young's beau* tlful Congressional First Part.

Watch for our Streot Parade at Noon.

26, 36 and 50 Cents.

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh remedy. Price 60c. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Moffett, Morgan A Co,

^iLL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan 4 Co.

Chlidrtn^Cry .fo^J1tcher!« Ct«torit

OiTABBH CUBED, Health and sweet ireath secured, by Shiloh's catarrh rem•edy. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injector 'ran Uoftett, UorganA Co-

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so •quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. for sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

O I

To Cure kidney Troubles

"Use "Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-root Kldnoy, Liver and Bladdei Cure." It relieves qulokly and cures the most chronic and complicated cases. Price 60c. and fl. Pamphlet tree. Blnghampton. N. Y. Bold, recommended and guaranteed at Nye's drug store.

Children. Cry for .Pitcher's Castorfcu To Cure a Bad Cough Use "Dr. Kilmer's Cough cure (Consumption Oil)" but relieves quickly, stops tickling In the throat, hacking, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat ind prevents death from comsumptlon. Prioe 26o. Pamphlet freo. Blnghampton, N. Y. 8old, recommended am? guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

No sounding phrases or foolish boasting to draw attention to Van Werta' Balsam for the lungs. A claim Is rfnA^in°i. ^hat it is the best cough modiSSH

®very bottle is guaran-

tood to do all that it is claimod and ovcrvone la invited to make a free tost of 'u Sn« t*

0lum08 ot

Phrase could not do

yPJS,10 recommend it than this. Trial •Isefree. l*or salo bv LmrifUhes.

DB.KILMER'S

OCM&WEED.

heart thumps after euiden effort fiklpflbeats or flutters, If you havt

4wu uwease, faint spells, fits or spasms, 4 Ynu os though water was gatherlnj I IUU around the heart,or have heartdropsy

U^.. hnonUa4l»A ears, dis to nervous shock or sudden

Prepare! •tDUMuarr. 'V Seat Free. AITIM rne. mrowm.

TO WEAK MEN

P^ftiwUwforhomeonr®, splendid medical work shonld be nad^nerr nun who la nerrcms and deblllte**!.. AddrwZ ffof* V, Ci VOITLKB, Sf oodns. CoQ^i

And the best lamp ever made, like Aladdin a of old, a "woo* derful lampl" A lamp abaoluteljr non. explosive and una breakable, which a clear, aolt. Brilliant whlioiighl of 85 candle power/ Purer and brighter than gat light, softer than electric

light,

more cheerful than either! That lamp is

AUATBJAINPIB

"The Rochester.

No 8mnU, 17o Smell, No Broken Ohimntyi.

i»r miupB maj oomo and Rochester" abinea on

BDIO

i^ampH, isa

Sirfh?Jl,ino "Mho«ter andUio .IT"*oa «!1L fw froS mu.'t?, ?Sp/',to,ro toTS?

Hit) and we wfii ho*?^ ""S

and

by expruu, rlRi!t to*our door!

re,noo'l price-

you an? lamp ufslr

ItOCUESTEIt LAMP CO.,

Sf„„,.»

42 Pnrk

PIaoo»

New York.

Press tho Button7 It Opens and Lights.'

outfit ani

TO PRESIDENTS

COLLEGES,

CO. SUPTS.

SCHOOLS

PRINCIPALS,

PROFESSORS,

DIRECTORS,

TEACHERS,

SCHOOL BOARDS,

PARENTS,

PUPILS,

GRKETINC,:—Are

you aware that

you can now get the greatest

Reference Library i„

our

Language and Literature,

at a ridiculously low fig

ure.

This opportunity will not last for

ever and should be taken ad-

vantage of immediately.

Why do we say little about the

merits of the work?

Because "To gild refined gold or

paint the lily" were not more

impossible and idle, than to

praise the great Britannica.

It stands too high to need

or be strengthened by

any man's favoring

word.

The growth of a century of

thought, the product of 1145

giant minds of this and the

old world, each man a spe-

cialist,some articles cost

ing $10,000, some

pages $600—what

presumption would

*r be the praise of any

ONK

man even among the au

thors?

Hence (since this is a faithful,per

fect, production of every page)

all that we can refer to is the

MANUKACTURK. I.S the

print clean, the type

large.the paper strong

and of good fibre,

the binding dura

ble, the ap

pearance

neat?:

To all these questions we anawor:

COME AND SEE!

Wo know that you were novcr of-

fered such a bargain. You will

be surprised and delighted, and

will become a elminpioii

the work.

Respectfully

O. M. LACEY,

Sole agent for Crawford.-ivilln.

*3"Look up provlous advortlsnmenls

Read again tht/ circulars inailwl

you.

ltead

BONP IN n(cbl COM. OF

1000

extra 8«mpl™ iiS

101 "rt|e and mention »*i s?-SSi.°?* *Sr"Ofiln*. Addr«i^utJiVwi!£7011 ntdmm Ump C#.,

fit

again the history and descrip-

tion

Tk* Hade •eir-UaktlB*

of this monumental work,

published in this paper a

daysago.

Read the advts. in other papari.