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Newspaper Page Text6$çtUU Citi] §itraía. Dr. Mila*' Pain Fill* atop UnndacM. T U E S D A Y . GOT. 11. 1896. R E G U LA R M Nice uew line trucks and valises, bottom prices, at J. W. Leneve’s.* A fine assortment of Wall Paper ! just received at Coquille Pharmacy. YEARS Judge Watson, brother o f our Judge D. L. Watson, is present at onr circuit court. ANNOUNCEMENTS. The W. C. T. 1J. will meet at 2:30 p. in. next Friday at the home o f Mru. Hazard. “ Little Mias Nobody,” a charm ing comedy-drama, will be given by the baud ut Band ball next Sat urday night. Admission—15 and 25 cents, reserved seats, 50 ceats. Tbe baud will give a play and eotertaiuemeut at their hsH next Saturday night. Why let your neighbors know it? And why give them a | chance to guess you are even five or ten years more? Better give them good I reasons tor guessing the other way. It it very easy; for nothing tells of age so quickly as gray hair. Architect Burggraf submitted plans for R. C. Dement’s new tesi- deuce at Myrtle Point. Capt. W. H. Harris, o f the upper rivet, was in town yesterday, bis first visit for some months. Eld. W. H. Nosier will preach next Sunday morning and evening at the little church. Evening subject: “ Election and Free Grace.” To ihose whose minds have koencloudod on this subject, a general invitation i's extended. Twenty yards Cabot W. Muslin, $1; 20 yards Calico,Jfl; one sack ¿’ lour, $1, at J. W. Leneve’s. * Col.. Effinger, a Portland attor ney for R, A. Graham, is in the couuty consulting with his client and w h s at our circuit court awhile last week. LiOOAL IT E M S. vigor Additional locals on 2d page. McDonald's for a good shave. Hava yon seen the Jewett type writer? Nice jewelry at Gillham's, and repairing o f all kinds. * Justice o f the Peace S. D. Bar- rows, o f Bandoo, has been present at circuit court. Mr. B. is so much crippled from rheumatism that he uses a rolling chair. la a youtb-renewer. It hides the age under a luxuriant growth of hair the color of youth. It never fails to restore color to gray hair. It will stop the hair from coming out also. It feeds the hair bulbi. Thin hair becomes thick hair, and short hair becomes long hair. It cleanses the scalp; re moves all dandruff, and I prevents its formation. We have a book on the Hair which we will gladly aend you. Hev. Dr. T. B. Ford, presiding elder o f the M. E. church, will con duct quarterly meeting at Myrtle Point next Saturday and Sunday. We are glad to state that At torney D. L. Watson, jr., of Marsh field, is better. It is likely he will visit southern California when strong enough to travel. The eastern mail arrives at 11 a. m. aud departs about 12; the Ban- don mail arrives at about 11:30 and departs at 12:15; the Marshfield mail arrives about 11 a. m. and de parts at 1 p. m. Post your letters by 11:30 a. m. to be sure that they will g o in that same day’s mail. P rof Kanematz has given Ilia sign an artistic touch, represent ing many of tbe articles he has in his store in a regular object lesson. He also finished a life-like picture o f Will Rose at the butcher’s block. Tbe board o f directors of tbe Coos County Mercantile & Ship ping Association, a corporation, beheviDg it to be to tbe interest of tbe association, bave postponed tbe annual meeting o f the stock holders of the association to the I9tb day o f November, 1898. I f yon do not obtain all the bene- flu you expected from the use of the Vigor, write the doctor about it. Probably there is some difficulty with your general system which may be easily remove«. Address. Dr. J. C. Ayer. Lowell. Maes. Dr. M lW N e r r e PI eater* 35c. at all druggist«. 18 yards onting Annusi for $1 at the Fair Store. * lie s ' P a i s P i l l s . In 10 m in ute, b y Di “ O io cen t a dose.** Capt. Boone was over Sumner last Saturday. od from Miss Ray Collier left yesterday a visit to Portland. Thanks to the bride mid groom, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toland (nee Lottie Stevenson), for kind re- membrauce of the H erald office with wedding cake, whose mar riage we announced last week. We thought that friend T. was up to some mischief when he came from the valley, but we hardly sus pected the trap was already set and tbe game in band. He captured one o f our most charming young Indies, and o f course we all wish long life and happiness. Not cheap shoes, but SH O ES Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDevitt C H E A P at B E R L I N STORE. and “ that kid” came up from Ban- B oose for rent, with large gar dou yesterday, ou' their way to den attached. Apply at H erald Salem and Portland. Mr. M. has sold out his interest iu the Bandoo office. Recorder, much to the regret o f the Arbnckle and Lion Coffee, two many friends he has made while a packs for 25 cents, at the Old Sol resident o f our section. Frank is dier’s Store. * a sound g. o. p. brother o f tbe County Superintendent Bunch quill, but none the less clever, so was in town yesterday, and goes to cial, fair and energetic, and we re gret to lose him. James T. Green Bandon today. succeeds Mr. McDevitt ou the Onr stock is being increased tripod. T be H erald wishes the Attorney A- E. Senmatr and wife o f Marshfield returned Friday, constantly and prices lower than uew friend success. * Sept. 30th, from their protracted ever at Coq tulle Pharm acy. eastern visit. They spent the New Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, summer in Michigan. Hats and Caps, Groceries, etc., just The prices of “ cheap" When you call for DeWitt’s Witch arrived at J. W. Leneve’s. * ten b a k in g p o w d e r Hazel Salve, the great pile cure, co ffe e flavoring extracts Our friend Charley Lavine is s o d a and sp ice s don’t accept auytbiug else. Don’t happy and struts considerably be be talked into accepting a substitute, are lower than prices of cause tbe boy weighs 11 pounds. for piles, for sores, for burns. R. Schilling s Best. Tiue; so A big assortment o f fancy Dress S. Knowlton. Goods, Hosiery and Underwear, is the quality. M Revs. Foster o f Myrtle Point just received at George A. Robin- ssJ Gillespie o f Marshfield ate s o d ' s . * expecting to attend the presbytery, Mrs. Bob Dean waR very sick at Yoncolla. to convene tomorrow. A t tbe close of the presbytery for several days, including tbe Thursday evening, they will pro early part of last week, but is quite ceed to Albany to attend the synod- better now. Mrs. Rev. Buckner returned to her home at Gardiner last Wed nesday, after a visit o f tour weeks with her parents, Rev. Mr. aud Mrs. Stine, sod other relatives here. Rev. Mr. B. hag been re turned to Gardiner as pastor an other year. Berlin Store has just received the Fall and Winter Stock o f Millinery Goods. Prices are wonderfully low. Very truly, J. S. K a n e m a t z . Other attorneys than those named in last week’s H erald as in attendance at uur district court were: Hon. 8. H. Hazard, o f Em pire, (who bad passed down to Bandon ou legal business, return ing Tuesday), A. E. Seaman, of! Empire, and A- L. Bortenshaw, of Myrtle Point. Mr. Millard took bis Marshfield Monday, where preach in tbe interest o f tbe of Redeemed Israel for a Rspeesentative Topping has pre sented several bills in the bouse already,including that published in tb e HERALD last week for tbe sale; of county property in Empire City ooe also providing for the times, etc., for holding teachers’ examina tions. Tbe former, H. B. No. 27, was read second and third times last Tuesday and passed. It now goes to tbe senate. W ill Shuck, who is working on Prof. M. O. Hawkins’ new build mg, met with so accident last Thursday, but from which be es caped but little tbe worse of tbe affair. He fell a distance obout 16 feet, striking on a wbeelborrow T bs breath was knocked out of him and lie was slightly stunopd, but soon gaye indications that his injuries were slight and but tem porary ic effect. by Heart DR. MILES' HEART OURE. Call at Mrs. Cbas. Muon’s for choice wiuter millinery. * JF T Y T R A IN S O N D A Y S , V fE D N K SD A Y S and f k i day* will run as follow «: Leave I I Arrive 8.00 a. ra.| M arshfield I 12.30 p. ra. A rrive “ | I Leave » .8 0 “ | C O Q U IL L E C IT Y | ll.U 0n .ro. .80 M yrtle Point 10.00 Walter Drane and George Stev enson left last Friday again to visit their mine on Cow creek. This time they go prepared to do lots o f blasting and find out just what there is in i t An assay of croppings brought down tbe Inst time is very favorable, and they are quits hopeful o f good results from the inner rock and deeper explorations. La Grippe, Buy your Hats aud Shoes at George A. Robinson’s. * Mrs. Nannie Fellows was on the sick list several days lately, threat ened with dysentery, but is all At the Fair Store, C. M. S keels . right now again. tent to Go and see Mrs. Heraey’s fine new he will stock of fall and winter Millinery Church goods. * season. O rgan for S ale — A good Whit Johnson Bro’s have positively ney A Holmes organ— second-hand closed their books sgaiust credits. j but in good order— cheap. In They would rather sell only $5 quire at this office. * worth for cash than $25 worth on G. F. Bontell returned from account. * Riddle last Saturday, bringing Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Judge J. H. B. with him, quite recovered from Schroeder of Arago spent several her late distressing failing health. days in town last week — Mrs. 8. Mrs. B. has been afseDt at a San witb|ber daughter, Mrs. Kribs, and Francisco hospital for several family, and the judge at the court weeks, wbers she was successfully room as a witcess m a case or two. treated by skilled surgeons. Sunday afternoon tbe baod I f you waDt a Dew, perfect and wended and wounded ite way ud handsome sewing-machine— gener about 80 feet in the new courthouse ally sold for $60 to $75—you can tower and gave our citizens a g et it through tbe H e r a l d for a charming serenade, rendering sev. short time yet for $18 50, with a eral delightful selections and draw 10-year written warranty with it. ing ont a considerable crowd of Up-to-date in every reepect of willing listeners. workmanehip, improvements and More than twenty million free attachments. Several already In samples of DeWitt's Witch Hazel nee in Coos county, and we refer Salve have been distributed by tbe to tbe owners to speak o f tbe mer manufscturers. What better proof its o f these machines. of their confidence in its merits do Capt. T. A. White and Miss you want? It cures piles, burns, Maggie Oilman were married at scalds, sores, in the shortest space Marshfield on tbe evening of the of time. R. S. Knowlton. ' 5tb inst Everybody koows Tom Policies written by tb9 Pacific as an industrious, genial and clever Mutual Life Insurance Co. excel fellow, and tbo bride is a well- in every feature that make insur knowD and popular lady, and both ance profitable and liberal. No will receive hearty congratulations. one can afford to be without an It was no sudden sffatr, as if to Accident policy at this time of ac surprise the friends and make cidents and sipkness. Give your them wonder. It has been a match application on * for either a L ife , favorably spoken o f for 10 years E ndowment or A ccident policy past, snd the congratulations sre to Rev. J. L Fntrell, or make ap none tbe less hearty. Tbe H e r a l d plication at tbe H erald office. joins with tbe host of friends. R. 0. a SHULT8, of Wtatanet, lows. Inventor end manufacturer of Shalt*' Safety Whlfflotree Coupling, wrltee of Dr. MUee' Heart O u r» “Two year* ago an attack of LaOrlppe left me with a weak heart. I had ran down In Hath to mere ekln and bone. I could not eleep lying down for emothertng epellei frequent sharp darting pains and palpitation caused a con stant fear of sudden death, nothing could Indues me to remain away from home over night My local phyalchta prescribed Dr. Miles' Heart Care and In a' tew day« I was able to sleep well and the pains gradually lessened, and Anally ceased. 1 reduced the the doses, having gained fifteen pound*, and am now feeling better In every way than I bare for years." Dr. Mile*' Remedli are sold by all drug gist* under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or monay re funded. Book on dis eases of the heart and nerve* free. Address, ____ _______________ DR. MILES M EDICAL OO., E lkhart, U d . M A PRISONER'S BREAK FOR LIBER1Y. Charles Haywood (Colored) Cot “ Six Years” and Also a Bullet- E. P. Mast, Ed Lssswell «nd Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nosier have; I)o you blow mucus from ths other upper North Fork * I returned from a pleasi.ut visit with n o s e ? Are you troubled with bleeding bave been briugiug down ' relatives uud friends at Browns quantities of fine apple-* ot ville. of the nose? Most of them were bought'to Are the nostrils obstructed, mak James T. Green is the new editor townsman J. B. Fox, and p i in charge of the Bandoo Recorder, ing breathing difficult? by bim nt the “ Baker” h i' i Are you hoarse at times? and addresses himself in a saluta Is the mucus dropping down for shipment to the city. Mr. a iu tory in Saturday's issue to his placed a “ uew apple" on our table, from the nose into the throat? patrons and tbe people. from among those purchased. It Is your nose stopped up? is a seedling Red Belleflower. This reporter had tbe pleasure Is your hearing affected? The seed was planted by old Mr. of making the acquaintance yester Is your throat sore at times? day of E. Rose, representing Tbe Do you spit a good deal when Lssswell, up on Middle creek, D. E. Allison & Co., general com- rising in the morning. about 20 or 25 years »go, and mission merchants at San Fran If so cousult the German Spe proves a very fine fruit. Mr Fox cisco, and H. L. Burleson, with cialists. They will be at Hotel Co packed about 40 boxes of 3-leryer W olf à Sous, a business firm of quille for two days only—rSatur- apples. the same city. The fermer is day and Sunday,Oct. 15th and 16th. You invite disappointment when mostly in the interest o f soliciting Consultation free of charge. you experiment. DeWitt's Little for his firm, is a pleasant elderly Early Risers are pleasant, easy, gentleman, and will doubtless suc Fall and winter stock of Millinery thorough little pills. They cure ceed in making n successful busi goods, just arrived at Mrs. Hersey’s. coustipation aud sick headache just ness visit. Wo were especially Ladies are invited to call and inspect as sure as you take them. R. S pleased, however, to find Mr. Burle these uew and seasonable goods. * Knowlton. son was investigating the pros pects for establishing a fruit aud vegetable cannery and dryer here, and also a starch factory. Tbe H erald has, for several years back, urged such enterprises, for we ware well satisfied that could tbe “ quautity" be guaranteed aud sup plied foreitberof these industries, tbe quality, olimatio'and shipping advantages wore ours to a bigb de gree. Tbe H erald hopes (bat Mr. Burleson may meet with such en ^ ALL couragement that be will see hia ______ D&UGGI5T3 way clear to carry out his project. IDG ft! I1TPT Y fJTIBIW TPBÏI to cur® u j c m « or ronfiti pat ion. Cascante ara the Ideal Laxa- ^ iNDY CATHARTIC je t if e o h e t o CURE CONSTIPATION ADüvbU 1 Cibi U U AÜAPI1 CiCiU tirf. Btr«r rrip ar cri*»«, but cairn easy osterai remite. S ta ple and bocklot fr er. Ad. STERLING REMEDI CO.. Chicaro* 1 ont real. Can.* orEew York. _ j i i . M A R R IE D . B bid sh xw - M abi lbn —At M anli Held, Sept. •28,1898, by R ev. G eo. G illespie, Arnold Bradshaw and Misa Alio* Maraden. C abvbb - P ábut —O n the S ooth Fork, at the hom e o f the bride's parents, G ot. 9, 1898, by E lder Thom as Barklow, 0. E. Carver and Mia* M ary Parry. W b it b -O rham —At Marshfield, Oct. S, 1898, by R ev. G eo. Gillespie, Capt. Tho*. A. W hite an d Misa M aggie O hm en. Coquille Pharmacy Drugs, Bonn. The negro, Charles Haywood, who K eep .— At P ort O rford, O ct. 2, 1898, to Mr. was tried and convicted last Tues an d M rs. W . T . Kerr, late o f Oak, Coos cou nty, a sou. day in our circuit court qn two in B arklow —At M yrtle P o in t, O ct. 3,1898, to dictments preuented by the grand Mr. and M rt. G eorge Barklow, a daughter. jury— one for burglarv, ths break J ohnson — At Ross slough, Sept. 23,1898, to Mr. aud M rs. T . V . Johnson, a son. ing into and entering the residence —At Marshfield. Sept. 30, 1898, to Mr. of G. A. Brown on the night of L ako and Mrs. F. E . Lang, a daughter. July 4th last, and also for an assault J oboknsbn —At Bandon, O ot. 3, 1898, to Mr. to kill made . L on one Fannie Fra aud Mrs. Capt. Jorgensen, a son. zier, also colored, the same night— L avinb — I n C oquille City, O ct. 5, 1898, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lavine, a son. ÎtyÔnfÿ Pure was escorted to the courthouse yes W. and Fresh terday afternoon about 3 o’clock by M E D . Sheriff Gage to receive bis sentence. J o n k s —At his hom e on Isthm ns slough, The judge formally passed sentence O ct. 3, 1898, Josiah S. Jones, aged 50 of 6 years, when the sheriff re years, 7 m onths and 21 days. (S Used at this '■ —O n the South Fork, near M yrtle sumed charge of the prisoner to W P armer oin t, Sept. 29, 1898, R aym ond Earl, son return him to his cell in tbe jail. o f M r. and M rs. Seldon Warner, aged 3 years and 9 m onths. The negro went along from the courtroom (in Masonic hall) appar ently willingly, but as he neared the "C'OR SALE—147 Acres of Land, m ile fro m N orway, C oos cou nty. corner of Second and Moulton K now M n as the M cClary place. For particu Btreet, and where the latter leads lars, ca ll on HENRY GRADY, N orway. Oregon. north to the big bridge past John oct4 tfI Kronenberg’s and Judge Noaler’a 1(1 A r r P C ° f mostly fiDe and residences, the .negro declared to i v rtL i e a bigh ?rouD(1 for resi. the sheriff that he “ would die be deuce when subdivided; near the BOOTS AND SHOES, fore he would go the pen,” and at busiucss centre of Coquille City. HATS AND CAPS, the same moment broke from the See list of property bargains on 4th sheriff toward tho bridge aud for page for further particulars. LACES, EMBROIDERIES, the brush. The sheriff, however, AH oaln banished br Dr. Miles' Pain F ill» ^ABIES’ c o r s e t s , e t c .. was uot that kind of an officer, so F or S ale —lo Bsndon, one of he followed closely, calling a halt, and finally emptied a pistol of 6 the choicest location, a pleasant shots after the fleeing negro. One borne, new, nniqne in style, and shot—that seDt just as he reached witb a splended view of tbe town the bridge, having ran a block— and ocean. Sheltered from the struck the negro, but he persisted in north winds. For particulars, ap [tf. running. The sheriff saw Hou. W. ply to tbe H erald . Sinclair on tho bridge beyond and ALSO A FULL LINE OF called for him to catch the party. 'p h e L o n e S t a r a _ Tho negro then turned his course to F IiO U R . » FEED , the edge of the bridge aud jumped C. O. GILKEY, p r o p r i e t o r . to the ground below. This so Coquille City, Or.— Opposite Depot. stunned him and sprained one ankle AMMUNITION, e t c ., e t c . that the sheriff closed in on him and Keeps o n ly Pure W ines s n d L iquors and F ine C igars. seized him. T h e American Club W hisky is one o f the J. W. LENEVE’S STORE. specialties served in thesa Clnbroom s. An immense crowd followed on heraing the pistol shots, even the courtroom being vacated in a little Best Billiard Table in Southern Oregon while. The negro was taken into Dr. treasurers Notice. Moore’s office for treatment. He (¿5*' » * « C. H. B U T L E R , P R O P R IE T O R was suffering much from the wound, N otice is Hereby given that the follow in g oounty warrants w ill be p a id on presenta which was found to be a penetration tion at my office in C oqu ille C ity. O regon : of the left arm and fracture of the Nos. 8138, 8139, 8062. 8039, 8053, 8141, 8142, AVIN G L E A SE D T H IS N E W . C O M M O D IO U S AND M O D E R N H O S T L E H Y I now prepared to entertain tbe traveling pnbiie in brut-class bone just a little above the el 814ft, 814«, 8147. 8028, 8000, 8099. All o f the strip, with tb e ver> bent o f accom m odatinna and at moat reason abovo-nam ed warrants were endorsed April bow joint. The ball wns not located, 8, 1892. No interest w ill be allow ed after able ratea. T a b les «applied w itb tbe best the m arket affords. SA M P L E ROOM S fo r Com m ercial men, but the wound was dressed and Septem ber 2ft, 1898. room y nhd ot.n tr.lly looated. S P E C IA L A C C O M M O D A T IO N S and T e r m . W . W . H atb 8, Treasurer. then the sheriff proceeded with his fur Fam ilies aud T bea trioa l Trou pes. game to the jail. Even after this, K a t c s -$ 1 to $1.C0 pel day. F u r n itu r e fr o m F a c to r y to F ir e - the prisoner protested that he H id e . “ would die before he would go to Being ths only extensive manufac THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE! tbe pen.” The negro suffered from his turers of furniture in the world sell Should be In Every Home and Library. wound and had litale rest last night. ing direct from maker to user, we save our cuetomers tbe enormous i The wound pains him.very much. expenses and profits of tbe jobbers ! and retailers. Send for catalogue 1« w r itte n b y Rirrht H o n . W illia m F.w art G la d -to n e . Don’ t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Yoar Ufa Away. R i- P r e m i« r o f G r e a t B ritin n and I r e la n d , C h v ite r F. C. KINNICUTT A, showing our full line of House-! “ ‘ — ‘ O x fo r d . L a « T o quit tobacco easily and foreter. be mag > Theological F a r r a r , D.D.. nettc. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- hold Furniture, at 20 to 50 percent WILL OPEN A r .K .B ., n a a n o r » « n is r o u r y , t a m e r o u r y , F n g .: Rev, Bac. the wrnder-worker, that make® weak men under retail value. Q u a k e r V a lle y K Inter R . Cnpeu, D .D .,T u fta C o lle g e , H om e rv ille . M u»*,. •trong. All druggists, 60c or 9?. Cure guaran Itew. F r a n k W (iu n M iilu * . D. D ., A r m o u r In stitu te . teed Booklet and sample free. Address M anufacturing C o ., 355 West Harri O iiicn g >. III.: R ev. G e o r g « F. P e n te c o e t, D .D ., M ary ta , PRIVATE b o o « F r e * '» y i« r ia n C h u r c h . L o n d o n , F n n .; Hev. H. H Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York. son street, Chicago. f4m M »c A r th u r , C alvary B aptint C h u r c h . New Y ork j SCHOOL Patent Medicines, Stationery, School Supplies S oaps. Toilet Articles, Cigars, W all Paper. Medicines L I Dry Goods, Laiics’ ait Gants’ Merwear GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, Rnbher Goods and Oil Clothing. Groceries, 11 Tobaccos, Cipro, Candies H o tel c o q u il l e , ami C H O O I S Tie People’s Bible History The German Specialists From Portland, Oregon, are com ing to Goqnille and will be at Hotel Coquille for 2 days 00I5—Satorduy aud Hundsy, October 15th and 16tb. C atarrh , Eyes, EsrB snd Nose a specialty. Examination and consultations free of charge. R upture or H ernia cured by onr new method. C rovs - eyes straightened without cutting tbe cords. Glasses fitted sod guaranteed. We want chronic cases o f C a tarrh . Satisfaction guaranteed. A friendly talk will cost you nothing, and you may derive a great deal o f good from the same. Don’ t forget the date—Saturday and Sanday, O ct 15th and 16th— at Hotel Coquille. * 'i be mails now all leave about noon— eastward, down the river and to tbe bay. Postmaster Noaler in forms us that mail matter should be in the pot-toffies by 11,30 to be mailed the same day. A C E T Y L E N E GAS. THE LIGHT OF THE FUTURE. ¿lily, N Y.; R ev. M artyn H u m m e rh e ll, D .l> . M ain H rrc-t F re e Baptist. C h u r c h . L e w isto n . M e .; R ev. F ra n k M. H ri-to l. I).D .t Firnt M e th o d is t E p is c o p a l C h u rch . K .vansion. i l l . : R e v W . T M o o re , I X . D T h e C h ris tia n <k>ntinnnwealth,” L o n d o n , F n a • K ev. F d w srd ^eM H a le, S o u th C o n g r e g a tio n a l C h u rch , o n . M iwm . s Rev. J o se p h A ga r B eet. D .D ., W esleya n ' m o n *, E ijg . .j . . R ev. — Ca spa R on e^ Gellese. R ich d ,__. ------ — r -------- - O —- re^ ory, K Leipzig University, Leipita, Germ aay; Rev. Cl«av»r W iikinson. D I)., yn lv«rsity o f Chicaop. Chi cago. II'.. Rev Samuel Kart, T rinity College, ______________ ____________ _____ _____ ____.Job a H artford.C onn.: Rev. J. M onroG ibson. 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