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.1 iSR8OLL'S FLUENT TONGUE.
It Charmed the Preachers Until They Die
covered Who Their Entertainer Was.
"I saw 'Pagan Bob' Ingersoll entertain a
crowd of Methodist preachers once, and ii
was, perhaps, the most appreciative audi
ence the great agnostio ever had," said
Major Charles Edwards at the Southern, to
a Globe-Democrat repgrter. "I was on
route from St. Louis to Indianapolis.
Travel was light, andI had (be chair car all
to myself when we reached Vandalic. In
gersoil, who had heen lecturing at some
point on the Central, tot on there. He was
pining for society and ye became well so
quainted in about two minutes. He was
was fairly overflowing with animal spirits,
and the stories he told that night would
make the fortune of a dozen professional
humorists. Afew stations beyond Vandalia
we picked up a contigent of Methodist
preschesr who had been attending some
mind or a gathering of the faithful. luger
soli winked to 11:4 and proceeded to make
himself agreeable to the good brethren.
Be was a vetitable mranet, and soon the
entire party was hanging about him en
joyIng his flow of wit. Men laughed till
they cried who looked so though they had
not ctacked a smile for twenty years.
At Marshall the party left us with many
expressions of regret. They all told us
who they were, where they had been, etc.,
but Col. Ingersoll was not equally cou
fidential. Finally, one good old brother,
whose laughter had cracked the paint on
the coach, asked his name. Ingereoll
handed him his card. He looked at it and
let it drop is though it burned his lingers.
HIls jaw loell and he looked as though he
had seen a ghost. 'All oft for Marshall!'
yelled the porter, and they hustled out.
They congregated on the platform, and the
old man who had dropped the card whis
pored hoarsely, 'Bretbren, we've been
talkin' t' that awful atheist. Bob Ingersoll!'
'Lord have mercy on usc' ejacalated a pious
brother, as his chin dropped down behind
his paper collar. The younger members of
the party appeared to rt4her enjoy the con
fusion of the eldere, and as the train pulled
out I heard one of them aty: 'Well, men
and brethren, they do may that the devil is
not so black as he is painted. Pagan Bob
is a daisy.' I thought Ingersoll would ex
plode with laughter after his visitors bad
departed."
Miss North's Romance.
A pretty love story, where love stories are
least expected, is revealed in the announce
ment of the engagement of Mise North, the
nitrate king's daughter. Miss North is
young, very handsome and has been an un
questioned success in the great world. It
has been generally believed that such young
women when they are posed advantageously
against the background of a great fortune,
as is Miss North, are produced through
subtle and indirect prooesses by nature for
the purpose of renewing the blood and re
plenishing the coffers of noblemen. Miss
North has been regarded so widely to be
the bride ultimately of certainly a duke
that the announcement of her engagement
to George Crocker. who is not only without
a title. but is a Liverpool business man,
has been a nine days' wonder. It appears
that Miss North for four years has desired
to marry Mr. Crocker, but her father, Col.
North, who doubtless felt that strawberry
leaves were somewhere to be found in his
shrubbery, refused his consent. But love
has found a way; the father has yielded and
now everybody is chirping as if love had
just been born into she world.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr. King's New Dis
covery know its value, and those who have
not. have now the opportunity to try it free.
Call on the advertised druggist and get a
trial bottle, free. Send your name and ad
dress to H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and
get a sample box of Dr. King's New Life
pills free, as well as a copy of Guide to
Health and Household Instructor, free.
All of which is guaranteed to do you good
and cost you nothing. H. M. Parohren &
Co.'s drug store.
Railway g'ounndrunms.
What is the railway mileage of the United
btatee? 170,601 miles.
What has been the cost? Over ten billion
dollars.
What state heads the list in ooint of
mileage? Illrnois-10,079 miles.
What is averato; cost of constructing a
mile of railroad? About $30,000.
Who built the first locomotive in the
United State=? Peter Cooper.
What is the cost of a palace sleeping car?
About ;15,(0K). or ;17,000 if vesthbuled.
Wihat noud ear es the largest number of
passenge s? I re Manhattan Elevated rail
road, New ho.L-itilOrn day or 11,rd5,
000 yearly.
What ore tire chances of fatal accident it
railway trex is StetraticO show one kille t
in every ten nrhlrtrr.
What road ruoo the famous vestibuleyl.
electric lighteu and steam heated train b.
tween ti. i'aul, Minneapolie and Chier go?
The Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul rot
way. It leavese-t. foul at 8:111 o'clock every
evening. Ceniiderei one of the most comr
piete trid hand corueg- teeing iii thu corno
tOy.
How manro trains cr r'ay via this ronti
from the "twin cities" to (hra ego? Itun -
f-atr St. Pantl t rmou do; tt at 7: rt a. tn.,
2:r5t 1 . t... hfl , , ii. aind 8:1i p. ni.
Are they a.I heated by steami? Yes.
Is there any road, except "The Irtr -
wrukeer" which fu niohes elect,;, - rth
lamps to rerd by? No.
Who should a passenger aerly to for inn
formation us to loweat ritest toi ll 0:ito11 in
l otted States and Canada via "Thu. Mll
w ukee?" 'To any coanon ticket geent ri
the northwest or addivs
J. 'T. farmyry
Aas't Lie-r', 'nae. Agent.
lit. Iarml, rlirrrn
The CeiekA Fath Cure,
'I-ri CO.
We I .I.ne 27
v lrr, a ,- 1. Otto aNI ir
re\Yt 'A'I th
e.irlilianlt,
C- WII-. .rc ier. /i ttrme fir Asi'rliasts.
In leor, lion; , Nrc. Is. leJ.r.
rize Picture Puzzi .
A PLANATJON,-The following picture contains Four faces, a tan and his dues dsrtghter
*Any one anu finid the nine's taco, but it is trot no easy to disslouittoh the facts csf the three yosus ladies.
The pictoe t was puhi"he ina few newspapers C oot time ago, ,and attracted tal I
urstendared emedies We now o ilea thw puss competlb ivon incnne dson with dt. e solerots t
is mo introduce our rdimltosnea into nse hontot, those who enrteed the former eompnehtlatnet as topter
not to cesspete it thia lne. As to the rettabilityof "The Ford PillCo.," and the sstaitsat-culn Eniswh thoir
tedictees ace hei t in Toronto, ('arda sahete they are int kton, patrons are rafed to the dail
ase spapts, whoit"saaisdegtataad d lnaditg bpuosoc oh suea genutaliy of Lcnltasn
The prprietors of "The oerd Pill Co.," wlil give an eletasnt pair of shot land Ponies.
Car e aan Harness, Valued at 6600, (dtclis'rees free in any lort of tie united Stases,
tto ces etr, ,.t wh can mahesat the three daughters'faccs. To the sernrorsilt he given an elegannt
Leay's Cold Watch, in sapphires and diamonds. To be third wlt be givtoe a pair oi
cad ine Diamond wi r-eInusd in the fmorak wilt he given a handsome China Dinner
ServioQ. isothefithtswidhegnn.'na Kodak Camdera. To thesixtk,oSWiSS3 iiuslo
Box. 1to the nmnetetkt, n French Mantol Clock. T'o the ei4'kM, ass eiesnt Banquet
L-amp. Ta the nie~th, apairn ro wnT Derby V8es. To the tenth, a comtplete L
tennis w t awdd s ly nother pons in ordr of tnd eit. p erf y cnmpetittor thut cut out the a are
Pzllnbe se ct u distingdish, the three girlso fac by marking ac noo with a trod [ncih on each,
pnd enclose nse with c s U. S. twn -ore stamps fne r otne of thie fr sming "Price teh edies:"-
"Fond's Prize Pills." "Fotrdo 's Prizn Ceotatarrh inetooy," or ofFord's Prize
Cousgh Cure." FORDt anP Conof the daore ertnedon yas yo d sire. Address aThe Foald
Pit (Jo.," C'mr. Wellington & Ba Sins., Tornton, Canada. Tke person whose envelnpe in
n~sstnarked first will be awoarded the tiro t'rite and the others is order of merit. As thisadmier
ircnrant appears sinmlnlanroasly tin nn;hhat thne United Si, Tes, every one has en equtot oppate
-s-:iy. To theo teron sonding thr lonsr cornnect answer wrill be ginen Ott elegant Uºrf;ight Cioucert
C rn'ad Piano. valard at 8500.00. 1Ta the nd alrrt persn f hrom thu last snrm'adinsrrrewt answrr
o nil Inn gienr a gentleman' s linr (jolit "Scnrto" l et'h, which strikes the assgn. qare
,ors on small rathenrnil conk at tlrlsanre, and salortd at 8300.00. To the secontd from the lootl, a
1san-class Safety Ititiry Ote tnnmamrtnia lire. To the third frow thelnmast, afirst-ohn'n Ergeish Shot.
geun. To the fonrtmh frnm the last, a suiteof Par'ior Furniture, Tontte fifthfrmn the loot, a
hoadnatne Silver Teas Searvice. To tho awrit/ from the loot, an elegant Piano Lassep. To the
srcant/ from the lont, a handsome pair of Portieres, To the etghtrh froms the tact, a gensise
English leather traw lling Trunnk. To the nintth from the lact, two pieces of genuine itrmsh
Statuary, and many other prizcs in order of merit.
SPECIAL PR!ZFS FOR EACH STATE.
A special price of a Silk Dress Patter'n (sixteen yards, any colnr), or a felciantae
Sewing liacloine (any matte deirsids) wilt he given tn the firat personint each State is the
U. S. who can mtake one the three daumglhtrs' fares. We shalt gino away 200 valuosble prizes,
hesides special prizes, (if there should he so many sending correct atnswers.) Norchargenis made orhboxing
and packing of prizes. The unmet of the leasling prize winttors wilt be publishtod in connetodno with our
adveretiement in leading newspapers neat montha. Extra premiums wilt he given to onely thnse who are
woilling to assist in introducing oar medticines. Nothing is charged for the prices in any way. They
are absnoltely given away to intraduce and advertise "tFord's Prize Remedliges" which are stand
ned medicines, and wilt be used itt evcry family for years where thtey hane been pones introdoced. All
trizes wilt he awarded strictly in oreder of macnit, and with, perfect satisfaction to the plbllg. The remedies
will he sent by mail, postpaid, and prizsm free of duty.
A WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT ANSWER.
As extra premsiuteof a genuine "Fearleens" Watch, (stem winder,) willbe awardedtoevesy
tterson wha sendls acorrect answer withint 3ncdaysaafter this advertisement appears, in cane they should not
bce fortunate enottgh to seenre one of the larger prizes. That is, if any one can find the theree faces and
enclose them woithin 3o days from the time this advertisement appears in the newspaper, they are
gtanranteed either onse nf the trading primas, or an extra premium of a swatch on conditinns stated.
N~o answer wilt he notiredi that does tnot contain 30 cents for onte of Ford's Prize Roumetlies.
AlddrtssTHHE FORD PILL CO,"537,/1 Cor, Wellington & Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada.
Manhood Restored.
NERVE Qav¶S'fl4, BRAIN
Dr. . Ct. Wentn Nerve and Brain Treatment, a
ste-ii-Fi for l1 b-trut, Dizniners, 1-it"i Nijicalvia,
lixiilanhr, Nidviiiir !'rmniration carced by aleiohol
ci- t'ibacio. W~ikiifiilnoai, Mental liop'e-cion,
hiiftiriino of lIrain, cauning inrality, mi-cry, 1Ii.
coy. iti-aib. E'ric it lrii Old agi', lar tn-icace, lw-i~
of ¾ i-n in ither roe. impitetiney, Iiiiii-nrrioee
soil all Intiidn Wreakn'-aiia, ttInvolntany Inn-ri'-.,
ht-,rniatorrii-at, rsui- I by oter-exertion of
brain, n~l-i-osinn. onor-intuiigeice. Aii!tin-h':
l1ar"n iito yii$, by 'nail. Wec gniruiniiuoit I
bons itiecur. tair, tindr forli boxer with k3
wil, rintI wri-hent giioe-iiii-i' to nofund if not
Coro l ,i.eri-n-otit-ia i-diinnliytby 1.M.lacrbca
4 Co., stile agents. Bolelni,. fitnar
JAPANESE
Ib'PEL LETS
ALt like maglo on the -ltiint, ii Liver and howu
alit ditprls ilyni itpiril mci- nc ..olil,
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tite. Ii'tor a tic t omitb tiin; p-trfin iii, i-iion
follow, their in-' I ilive re or ici .ihad.
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'llEItFF'S aALE-M. BOLLES & COM
Ato .it hictar and Ellen McCann, orfend
Un vd1r and by virtue of an order of rate aind
iilt, tfteicloeurti antid sole jeveed ont of the
dl-i at coutri of the 1'liar~ juidicial district at the
sit'. f M\tanatto in anod nr the county of Lewivi
too Ci trite "i- the 1itt' dlay at N oc toe~r. A. I).
1St . in the above entitled action, wherein M.
I tt'ts tnte'ptny. tioo above totite t titeintiffe.
obtai it a ju'gtm. nt and decree of forleloeuro
and 'atidagantao' tiger C. litchtrtde, Agat"e
I i t 1terti ant ilac eaCann, iledante, tn
the ttttt day of iovtonaoer. A. D. 1Pt2. for
it- o unt! 5,t t.77. I osittee interest. costs and
attorney fee-, which said decree was on the Itth
day of ott-inter. A. 1). 15t2. recorded ti jinlg
en' hook No. "It"' of raid court, at pa'- - - I
tttre ctontawled to sill nit tiato ritt anti hoti,
itt Iitt-i' iof Aewia ait(l tirki-, state i-f Mion.
ttta, and hunodtt and described ae follows. to
'wvit
witgin' tit at a tpoitnt on th" wrist side of
Meogeriott' forty ttto feht north of thitasutt.
':st 'trrntir t'abotk three htndreti atnd eighty
two ( ,;_ ill tbo' orilin d t ~rusit (of Ito city of
11. 1 n.a: rt tot- theli,( e along the tvi't side of
t te r tr t: tity (tll feet to a point; thrace
we 't (in a line I arialo ito the north , i to of I aw
re c.-treteligttyifottr, 't feet to a point in
fth1itt- to twien lot-. tiobirot live 'i and six
.i:. -ai' ol, teer' t htn red rnd -ighty-two
: t- aceo tttntii along the lini Letween enid
l at i'umb tr t f ' unit sin 'It' si>ty tilH feet
to i tt' tit ci- tt 'titatt o i a i t!. ttiit-o t ro
arc . -10 " 1.awtr ""r, sir el. eighty-four (si.
1' "t : , I It d l! ' in in : aid lot, t'ioc' or
tarci"! if hind ta':,; it tientage on \teightr
astoot of auty t -it t, un-I a nepth of it thty
fo:r 'it fet, and toti tin; of t ortitans of Ia
Pi I hr rl)'r,'d et:. 1,d :n l ey, i (7, in said block
n tt:n e ol trtt--- t.ttdro.l antd oighltv-two tttat as
iw a ! tro atticttlarly deserit-t upon
t Itn ia! plat of i1t isaid natitd towaltit-.
ablh p11 at is tnow o:, bile in 1h,1usatnor provided
at i, ' t i t it, t otl .- rc t ty Vt ern anl r e
re fhr will, all at t t ,i rlar te ttotetteit.,
-littitant..rs and at pltti't Iftw itt tltr unt 'Ito
t, I o in::ti ywtt it i i ' t* nt
1't ti ttiec is terecy eien thatnt on Sat at ,
ti-to itt day lit - A. It. toIl!, at I2 o'riclc
na. of tsat day, at tie t tro' toor of the cstrt
to ,, t l, in ',l, s 'di n r to sai or der ofs t
tilt Itititteero and stilt-, sell the
t x,;oe, ary to s=.tiify said judgme'nt,
ad a , to the tit'st atit hat
! n n ony al thit lit, day of N .vem
0IAt. tid. tKFFtIlji, Sherif.
JS 'At Pill. Ous us )et.nly Su~,~l
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Ilaes Helen .it -i f.. I
WILL YOU DO US A FAVOR?
Learn about varnish enough to be able to take the proper care of it on your piano, house interior,
furniture, carriage, etc.
Enough to distinguish between good work and vulgar.
Enough to be able to get good work, if you have occasion.
Enough to avoid disappointment in it.
The People's Text Book will give you this slight knowledge-we send it free.
The favor consists in your compelling the maker to put good varnish on your things. You can do it.
MURPHY VARNISH COMPANY.
FRANKLIN MURPHY, President.
!_ead Office: Newark, New Jersey.
Other Offices: Boston, Cleveland, St. Louis and Chicago.
X.actories: Newark and Chicago.
Indepeldelit_Agenb
TinE HELENA INDEPENDENT IS
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
CITY STANDS.
Swend Carlson..................i8 South Main St
Swond Carlson.................132 Sooth Main St
Fred Sean......................i15 North Main St
T. H. Clowell.........................Gold Block
Woodman & Sanders..................Cigar Store
Samuel Herz.......... Motor Office, Power Block
O. W. Carpenter......Broadway, near Merchants
Goodman A Co......Corner Broadway and Main
J. Wendell..........................107 Bridge St
J. McCormick..............206 North Rodney St
iroadway Flish Market.... Near Merchants Hotel
M. Gaardan....................325 North Main St
A. Ferguson...................422 North Main St
J. Rohrbaugh.....................Grandon Hotel
B. Warmker......Corner Broadway and Jackson
Mrs. Goecke......................Eighth Avenue
roadway Grocery Co..............515 Broadway
J. A. Allen..................Grand Central Hotel
Edmond Byer........Corner Sixth An. and Park
A. Austin.. Broadway, next to Independent office
C. O. oyes.............. Brown Block, Warren St
Daniel Morgan..............207 North Rodney St
Wm. Weinstein......Corner Hain and Sixth An
Iotel Helena............................Grand St
Big. Maoheim................Cosmopolitan Hotel
C. C. Stubbs.... Triangle Drug Store, N. P. Depot
MONTANA.
J. W. Lister ...................... Missoula
Gilderalove & Charest....................Granite
F. A. Schenbor........................Philipsburg
Chae. Williams............................Granite
P. H. Paradise......................Philipsburg
King &AKennedy........................ Anecrnda
W. It. Iorkett........................Deer Lodge
C. D. Kenyon........................Deer Lolge
Jolio Androw....................... Elkhorn
J. E. Walter ...........................Townsend
Taylor , [lay....................... .Bozeman
it. Arnient..............................Bozeman
Bazinski Bros...........................Bozeman
Geo. Efaft ................................Boulder
hotel May..................Boulder Hot Springs
C. A. !Matthews........................Marysville
W. M. Kendrick......................Marysvilli
T. W. Warren.........................Marysville
J. D. Hayes..........................East Helena
W. it. George............................Billings
Thos. Per-on & Co....................Red Lodge
Bazinski Bros ................... Miles City
Mrs. Barnes ...... Castle
Francis Irvine........................ Big Timber
A. Croonituist..........................Livingston
J. O. Sax & Co........................Livingston
W. B. Annint Co.....................Livingston
J. 11. Dean........................ Cinnabar
L. A. Starsh.........................Kalimpel
W. 1. Ilerring........................... Kalispel
F. W . ItU ekeon......................... Kaliltof
Nelson, Walker & Co........... Columbia Falls
Wolf Bros............ ................Harre
A. S. MeDonald......................Wolf Crick
W. F. Burgy .........................Great Falls
It. M. Calkins.........................Great Falls
A. G. Itaelding...... ........ .......Great Falls
Maplesi Daligren..............t.....Great Falls
hlurnt Bros . .. .......... .........(rout Falls
W. L tllamboerlin ................Great Falls
IDAHO.
J. L. Pritchard ..................Pend d'Oroillo
UTAH.
J. C. !cGinley .......................0A11 Lake
M arrtiy. Co ......... .........t.......Ogden
The Owl Noew Ce......4 W. 2d S. St.. elt LaL-i
COLORADO.
Smith & Son........t....129 Sixteenth St., Denver
WAl IIINGTON.
J. W. Grtiham .. ...Spokane
J. F lioge' 1'. eri News Starlt, deatso
tore r .1.:..thr .. 101 S. eriintl St., Seattle
Wiaiteli e News Co ........ . Winoaticao
Otto 1'. J..l oi .i............... ..Wuuaitcaoo
Ioke Nu' . Depot.........earific Ac., lieart m
CA LFORNIA.
ii. I. Wiltiur Iabaer Hnmtl, Son Pranciuco
LON! SLSTA.
Wither Tetucils.....Moreliianto lIsts, Si. Pool
I"HEiN i1Ys sflECIFICS."
The ROD wmed EegIish Roeady.
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NERVOUS DEDILITY,
PREMATURE DECLINE,
BRAIN TROUBLE AND
I OPUANIC WEAKNESS,
orate. ['rie i.e Wholosnal anu retail uelrdoggim*a
Ida liprabt f0Iiu imue SaesmdCaaa
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tion, and the list of premiums Is larger and more valuable than ever before offered. Rememberthat
these premiums entail no additional expense to the subscriber whatever. They are absolutely free.
The cost of the WEEKLY EXAMINER, together with these magniiceat premium offers, is
$1.50 ONLY $1.50 PER YEAR $1.50
Its regular subscription price. Get the full particulars of this grand offer from the EXAMINER'S
Sizieen-Page Premium List, which we can supply to you, or you can procure one fro::; your Post.
master or Newsdealer. Then, having considered the matter, call on us n.1 plttes combination sulb
scrtption for TflE WEEITLY EXAMINER and your home paper, and so cars sometilinl of the cost.
OUR COMBINATION:
The Weekly Intlependent, - - $2.OO a Year.
The Weekly Examiner, - - $1.50 a Year.
And a Handsome Premium. All for $3.00 a Year.
"THE INDEPENDENT," Helena, Montana.
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The above are misplac'd tlin; of ih, nam rf the mom t pop lat mnle pub ication
on tic routinout, the publishersof which will give
$900 IN CASH PRIZES
1o tie first twenty persons Ferning in the above three words with the lotters correctly
arreeted. Trezes to he award td as follow:
is te:o Iirst person ,ending the corrnet answer will he given $300.00 in eas,;
to the hErco-d, $200.00; to the Third $100.00; to ith Fourth, $75 00; to the Fifth,
$:i0 001 I tthe istit., $35.00; to the v-oenth. $25 00; to the Eighth, $20.00; to the
tint'i, $1L 0; tot the Tenth, Eleventh, 'tweifthIi. 'i hirteenth and Fourteenth, $10.(10
each, and the liftetnth, 'ixteenth, leventee'nti Eightienth, Nineteenth and Twentieth
correct at swters, $5 00 each,
beer; ter,'n sending an answer to the above Puzzle most enclose with t~o same
fiflten (1' t oo c-it stamps for one months trial subscription to our "S Ust1 U FOLIO,"
1 hioch is tt is 1'e ltirabr work of its kind .aver published in America, boing
I ttnoceaphied on host paper, withs over braifuorlltivdCentignes In gold rosd enm
I bussedl. Our pubtlati on is a monthly: eaot nnmoter contoining the latest snd best
Iompositions, thereforo you receive ten t oe i the, value of your remittance in
T any one snunber.
Ottr onjort in offering thf I'rso I uzzle is to aitraet attention to our pnblisnt'onn
sbtscribrs to sih'cci are pncetl is a pusition to buy all lines if shiet muait at trade rat".
We have s.tliived the I rejuedice that the public have against p-ice competitions,
broitngt about by unscre'p tltn' iuhlis ors of "fak," jotrnuls, as we have not advertised
togive overftling, but have gisan vsrothing we advertised.
T'l" Oaeltopiwhich contalus correct solution hearing first yostmark will recoie
first awar 1, and the balance in ordler as received.
in uonth sa itsun contains the following copyright music:
" TA--R-A-BOOM" POLKA.
'ONLY PROMISE." (VocLilt.
"(tEHALDiNE" WALTZ. Great Hit.
"LLL TH i BOSUN." (VocaL. Sea Song.
'LK SLRENATA" WALTZ. Very Latest.
"WASHINGTON" MARCH.
"LOVE AND DUTY." (Vocal). Great Success.
"GERMAN PATROL," MARCH. Very Catchy.
"POMPADOUR" POLKA. Great Success.
"META" SCHOTTISCHE. Newest.
"ALWAYS TOGETHER." (Sonq).
"KLEINE KATIE." (Song). Dutch Yodle.
.'GALLANT SALAMANDER." Sea Song.
If this Is not by far the greatest valne in the Susasl ILlne you ever saw, we
will eheerluily refund your monney.I
CANADIAN MUSIC FOLIO,
TORONTO, CANADA.
AfninThIs Paper.
MANHOODRESTORED aip?";
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