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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 1839
SPOOKS IST PONTIAC.
Carious Proceedings at George
d). g. Plow
A lietllleebel trtA Hamm
Tram the Oesws Fee Prom
The areae' of Clarendon Frost is not
yet solved and is s deeper mystery than
ewer. The time. stated by the wild of
Plum liu!low, when the awful doings in
George Dega's house would atop, is over,
toad the streage prooesdinis are still go-
ing oto, in au sreo more weird and uo-
cassy manor* then before. Being cwt
out specially to viait the house where
them Nadel things had been bappeniog,
the representative of the Free Pru left
Ottawa by the 5 lOpm. train on Satur-
day for Sheers Ie. Clerendo n Front le
the name, not of a village, bet of part
of a township, and it is some eight or
nine miles distant from Shawville. A
drive out there was made on Sunday,
.ad the hoose of mystery examined, and
the Dagg family and neighbors inter-
viewed. The hues. is a new one, built
in the old-taabirroed style of logs, and
migtt fitly be termed "the hoose on the
marsh," standing as it does in a wet sad
dismal-lookiug hollow, with oars, Wilk
fields around it, in which sand gaunt
bleak stumps and dead trees. Geo Dagg
or his family never had an angry word
with any of his neighbors and never had
an enemy till • couple of months ago,
when some people, he says, tuck
umbrage over a disputed side line and
since that "never speak as that ram by."
He cannot account for the awful events
which have been transpiring since Sep-
tember 29th. On that day be says his
wife went out to the shed to get material
for dinner and found that some one had
spilt all the milk, thrown the butter
around and dragged the meat through
the mud, reederiog it perfectly useless
for consumption. Three days before he
had given his a tree to put away. On
Ezhibition day, the _;th. the money
was mining. A boy named Deane em-
p*,yed around there found a $5 bill on
the stove as he was fixing the fire, and
be was accused of the ,haft. Mr Dagg
went to the room where the
boy slept and righei.o top o, the bed lay
the W. The boy pleaded innocence, and
George Dagg thoroughly believes in him
now and thiuks that this money was placed
where' it was f .end by some supernatur-
al agency. Next day tires were started
in different Farts of the house. D rect-
ly members of the household would go to
one place to put the Aro out, another
would mysteriously break out in the op•
polite side. One place upstairs, the gable
end,caught fire ai.,l was only extinguished
after considerable trouble and work
I he boy Dval.e was arrested, but he was
soon afterwards released, as whole he was
under lock and key the same thing oc-
curred. And jest at this time a serious
trouble came on the family. While
away visitio, her grandmothers house
the eldest daughter of l:eoree Dazg,aged
abouts years, was burnt to death. Al-
though there was only a small smouider-
ing tire in the stove, which was not of
itself sufficient to set tire to anything,
the poor girl's clothes caught and. al-
though help was near, the flames could
not be extinguished and she was 50 bad-
ly burnt that death soon after etas • re-
lief to her sufferings. The agonized
parent*, although: not openly believing
that the same supernatural agency which
was acting so strangely in their
house had a hand in this wurk•, still hold
the same opinion as the remainder of
the family and the neighbors that the
disastrous fire was net aught it ,,u the
slumbering ashes of the store, hitt rather
from the mysterious being who is at the
bottom of all their trouble.
Alter this sad event had occurred '
tricks, Mr Dagg, says were of greater ire-
gooney.
Roo ee A>b uit►AT ii:yr Lely•
were hurled by stwte invisible head
through the windows, and every pane of
glass in the house was soon destroyed. IM
one occasion about: in the afternoon a .
big stone weighing some twenty pounds
came whiz -ging in at the front door, and
struck one of the children, aged 2 years
and ., mouths, fair on the breast. The
stone fell with a crash to the !Lata, but
strange to say the baby gull was not hurt
noir knocked over. Again while the
fancily were at table with some Detghbora
is washboard came tumbliDi d. err stairs
into the rrem. The men jumped up and
in a second Were on the door above, in
which there err n windows, doorway*
or boles. Not a sold was to he seen.
Sx,n afterward the fiddle, which was
banging on the wall in the 'text roam,
was heard playing • tune. The ei,'ited.
inmates rushed in and found the fiddle
and bow on the ti-..tr and a rocking chair
empty, but rocking si.•Iently. The win-
dows were .11 b atdjil uo ants there was
no j'utlet but throurti the room to which
the family were seated. A tilt- was sewn
burning inside • cupboard which had
glean doors, and Dagg opened the doer i •
and put the burning paper out. He
then 'locked the doers. Next instant
he toss startled by hearing a crash ; leek ' w
ing round he saw .he elites of the die est
broken and ,tomes again berating out. 1 k
On another day a burning smell was ( A
observed and smoke was seen issuing 1 H
from the middle of a new!v m•.ie had I w
With great difficulty the tire was q•lench
ed. It was then domr..veted Chet teaming
coals from out the slot. Arai !Writ car
tied from one room and placed on the
bed in the next.
mi•$$Itru 1 CIA 1..r Ai (XV MAO l,.i %In
phew. Tb.r. w aoidewtly maw ser -
eery base. On soother Weesee a she bad
jest lit the beep ere tem very same table
BD* termed aremad fora moment wad le
and behold the lamp wee on top of a
eepboerd, the Aimee, ea the door and
bice lame. Amities oat et the helraer.
The sapper heel, Mt bustle, obure, mope.
paile aad ether'triages too Deweruw to
mention all had *ear little asides sad
wen nowt from place to place by the
a•m0 myNeAsas agency of the invisible
baud. 1f may ..f the family wanted to
wnte, the ick bottle which they bed
placed oo the table would de sled
be found outside the hos... The
bowl 'scold horn' the vic lily of
IZ
stove and empty its contents into the
ashes.. Chairs would move and pule
of water tip over and upset. Altogether
Degg's house wee not • pleasant one is
which to live. A few alas ago olio of
the little ease res out of the bedroom
and startled the family and neighbors
gathered by yelling "Oh mammy„
there's e
A ILAr'K WAN WITH 510 moans
cutting your dress to pieces." All hands
immdietely rushed into the room the
frightened child had just left in time to
see • big butcher knife fall from the
folds of a dress hanging on the w.U, sed
which, upon examination, was found to
F • re been cut in several pieces in addi-
tion to having all the button torn off
and the button boles slit. The terrors
of the house were noised abroad and
thousands of anxious people have visited
Me spot. The neighbors gathered is
strength and every day and night some
dozen remained in the house with the
f•uclly. L •t Friday as all were seated
in the front room they were horrified st
a terrible din which antes in the next
room. Upon entering it everything was
quiet, but every picture and ornam-nt
on the walls anti even the clock orf the
shelf was found tying on the dour, some
! betoken, some unhurt. Soon afterwards,
the [nen haring gone to the barn, the
women folk were called into the far bed-
room by the orphan girl who shouted out
that there was an ''awful black thing"
in the room. Directly they entered the
[opo the bedclutht2 fell orf the bed, and
11A slats followed suit and ccmirenc.d
a regular war dan., .round the terrified
WnmeD. In • few seconds they stopped
and lay on the flow with the bedclothes
and mattresses. The sight was too mach
for the little orphan and she had fainted.
Some days after this, on • horribly dark
and stormy night, when the wind was
wailing and sighing around the 'desolate
house aad all inside were gathered in as
close proximity t., the fire as possible,
AWFUL, 11r.ART RliYiDlti1: GROAN:.
were heard, as if some poor unfortunate
was lying drawing his last breath outside
the house dour. The groans were loud
and distinct, averred one of the
n eighbors, who was present. Mr Smart
opened the dour and cautiously peered
out. A strong gust of wind seemed to
come in through the half upset door,
throwing it wide open and blowing out
the lamp. At that moment tram out
:he it.ky blackness of the night came •
vivid bottoming of dazzling brut •'
which flooded the house fur one second• 13n2t mends Glassware, China, Crock
with its brilliaut illumination, and then ery, etc. lin
all was again dark and still. The neigh- tr
bor already 'puke) of stoutly avers that Ib January Dent Louis Kossuth will
an iutolrrble smell of sulphur filled the become a man without a country. On
house for a bang time after this occur• the'JLh day of that month he wl:l have
renes. It sufficed, .t any rate, to fright- cuimpleted the perio 1 of absence from
en and ternfy all beholden, and with Hungary1which will ter adnate and for -
scared children, trembling woman and a Melt his citizenship .a1 that c entry. His
fainting girl, the men had a great deal two sons have beet'''. Ita:+an citizens,
of nerve to act as they did Lanterns and the venerable p.tu..t hes been
were gut out and s vigorous search strongly urged to do likewise, but he
of the premises immediately made. probably will not do so,
But it was of no avail. Demon or man, - • _--
the groaning one had fled. One of the £sper/eatla asset.
stranvest •.f all the antics was the one 14r J. H. Huurtga i, liter using Wit-.
t..ld by old Mrs L'agg. lin Saturday son's Wild Cherry m hie family for eight
she was churning. After working at the years, writes us that it hes never failed
cream for some time she opened the to cure Coughs, Colds, Wboepinw Cough
churn and discovered that there was or Brenertua. Be wise, proht by the
n othing in it exceptlno blue miik. The experiruct of ethers, and use K,hue's
orestu load vanish d. She put the churn Wild Cherry when afflicted with any such
troubles. Sold by all druggists. Ise
e fiMe." Ano L r Bary WM by s etthma
mild Yb•wetw ie to the edam that all
the hem aad "bleak art' r am -
Mood by asmalea ut the family Made elle
am bis family f /Melee Osinnle DH*R sad.p
pima, is ardor M flake
ream for bis heather, ow NM a sell eh-
laxUy awes' era seized op say -
arewith the Nisi sad tewbl. Then
are • sembee of people amongst whom
there stories would pin w credence,
but it Om weas� of ptomiaest oatmeal
said fart,.,, is ale nesghburbuod ea not
doubtful, tricks ur whatever thq
ray be are redeemed as .Salad
*hired en Iota of exaggeration. Erna
yesteseay afternoon sureethwg happen-
ed
n -
ed whish was very enamny. The house
was full of oertuus mature sod emelt-
burs, sad 'modally there was • luU in
the oeti/ersatio.. 'This was evideetly
takes advantage of by the nukouws, for
the neat moment the pocket of an over.
suet hang oto the back door soddwly
pve tip its treasure and a large parer
bag fall of amide . belonging to ate of
the visitors w. emptied of its contents
acid •hurled across the room, stnkibg-
sevural of the occupants violently in the
face. It was the work of an unseats
hand, an invisible agewy.
A210Tllmn CL 005 Itt1'IDONT
happened while Ms Horner, brother of
Rev Mr Horner, the preacher. well
known is Ottawa, was offering up pr, er.
It was at • prayer meeuog a,svated m
the house to help drive off the spooks.
11r Horner states that be had just read
adopter from the Holy Scriptures aad
laid the book down on • chair w front
a him while he knelt and prayed. Nest
minute when the btuk .as wattled it
•
could nut be found, but was, after
diligent search, discovered in the oven
twisted all out of shape and all in pieces.
Twenty, thirty and forty paps had been
tors clear out, evidently the work of an
iron -fingered person with a grip like a
vice. The troubles of George Dagg ere
terrible to think of, and yet he declares
that he will not leave the weird and be-
witched place until the perpetrators of
the outrage hare been fonud, shorn the
"witch of Plum Hollow" tuld him were
a woman and her two children, when be
went some days ago to consult her as to
the cause of the place being haunted.
Mr Dagg has tried to get his wife and
family to leave the house and go to Mrs
Dagg's father's, but they prefer to stick
to him and the place until a discovery is
made. That this will be dune soon there
u no doubt, as the dwellers in the
"haunted house.' have increased, until
now nearly • score of people stop there,
taking watches by turas, ready w fathom
the mystery of C.arendon Front.
TaisaMe 1r knew.
Consumption may be more easily pre-
vented than cured. The irritating and
harassing cough will reatly relieved
by the use of Haat-ord.'Pectoral Balsam
that cures coughs,•culds, bronchitis end
pulmonary troubles.
Newspaper advertising, rightly start -
d, ngbtly stunk to, stonily backed op,
ensures business success.
to one corner of the ruuw and left it
there. Next morning there was • piece
of paper on the lid which stated that
"We stole your cream, but we give you
better," and sure inveigh on opening week to teen, to make the laws; they
the churn there was the butter ready would he reenonsible and take the cense.
Jamie. On Hallowe'en it was thought planers. "Because," she auswered
"you do the work new, and the women
take the a'osequences."
A senator asked Mrs Salle Chapin why
enrol did- not leave the temperance
by everybody that something very caro-
ling wnulu he sure to happen, as tram
time immouloriel this night has been
given over to the pranks of fairies,
witches, vho•ts, spectre* and such like
n eleiblee. So the whole tauntry
gathered at Dtgg'a place to await de
selopmenta But nothing happened a
the people went away disappt.tnted toll
many di•heitevin;(_ i).'casionally the
Meg fetidly would tin•1 on getting ut. •
n ote or • latter from the invisible or n
known written in a larite, sprawling,
child's handwriting, similar to what tie
12 year old girl at DagK s would write.
These were
tt RITTI% ON nun ,u'KAIII OF PAPIR,
Dome in ink and some in pencil. They
were generally short. The words were
written up aitddriwn and acnes and roundthof the warm south by her manner. In
bout to that • I..ag scrutiny was neces-(I'mallv*(house,thehumblertwrrooud
miry before any one could deciphe r them i,tg•, the hostess a queen, and she must
properly. A few we copied. The first be gracious If she IS nut, she is • snob.
Y "we stole pont a10, ' then "we milk- a vulgarian and • poor creature, no mat
ed your Pow. -We can de anything we if her husband u a millionaire, •pre-
i e, we are the dive' •Be goon to added, ora great scholar. A lady should
ether. - Well divel your comm. -Wait be very particular t ; specify whom she
11 Hollow ere knight We made •
bite dill -- You gave tee fifteen cute :-
We don't do much when there be a lot
here " The last one of these received
fltoday morning says: "In the name of
lied forgo. us f. r causing you stn much
trvwhle ; we will neser harm you any
store. 'There IS • lot of tricks going on."
A
Victoria Carbolic halve is • creat aid
to internal medicine to the treatment of
scrofulous .ores, ulcers and abscesses of
all kinds. lin
Maw te Laiergons Weil.
A hostess should think twice before
she invites people to her house. She
al.ocld be so genet Otis as to let her friends
alone, unless .he wishes to treat them
well. Then, having made up her mind
to invite them, she must remember that
from that moment she is their glare. She
is to be all *tanner' and sauvtty, If
she has nothing to offer them hut • rep
of tea, she must male it a ''beaker full
is different corners of the root, s .1t.rit.
the neat few days. A drew hinging up ' t
on ties wall caught fire ani as •su as sit do
hast been put out, • vest hanging on the
nppoeite wall was seen ti he sm+•uldrnne.
One of the little girls, who bad golden
locks some eight '•r nine inches Tong was
washes to see, and no lady should go to
a strove house uninvited, on the groom
belief of some other patron that she will
be 'relativist. Still less should a gentle-
man prawns too much. A totally
gentleman may he taken ny a married
lady, who is all powerful, to a hall. as
she is supposed to evictor's his n-spect-
mysterirou• note written on birch 1 Irk ability, but it to always batt,[ 1o. him
n,t toleave his card, and for hint to receive
fiend unlike the remunder • tirade
he hoose reads, "We had a great time ; an invitation. If, however, through any
y.'• know who we are 1 Maggie, Hill misapl.rehen.iun, a petit n gets rite s
Ind i, maned M other Wallis," house uotnvned, • h'atrui should never
show by word nr manner that she oo-
found to have had one haltof then) cut es
oft, and the little orphan girl, aged Its, W
who 'were het long heir platted lotto n'
act, there being no eft:mm
ate object eb.r.
aTTawrTw AT RIf LArATI".
• emus down her back, came in olio day j
with jest • stump of it left. Keith«r of 111
serves it. 1 he very fact that a permit)
(N lh« Ilagg mysteries there are also Ase crossed her lbr«shold air«s, for the
vornl tales, the t Wo principal ort. are ' moment, that person • claim "n the po-
orthy of rejeetion, aliboui:h they do ; tit.nees of • hostess. - Mrs John Fher-
,t the, w very strong Ilyht can ale .sib- j wood in ladies' Home Journal for Nov-
them ,,,,bred the lose of their hair, el. a
thnegh the orphan mirl's looked ss if it W
b d bee.0 torn off and not cut. While Ws
washing aka diabes '.n' day Mn Dare w
was ast'nttshed to see • lame Wise saner r IS
daneini armed the kitchen tails; dust as
she reached net her hand for it, i,
hennaed 0110 the sir and mashies down
view to either came. Hp. doer with
0a.r4r1«od el Dag;;'s the Ferre F're. • fss
ts i Alar..
as informed that the whole tomtits 1 "semi. Iast night to End my little hey
• attributed to one of the neethh..rii se tad with croup that he could hardly
loth wham a dtepute had been had re breathe. hat too glean! him were Rav-
elling nam« fsmree, "These pe•opls, - yard's Yellow Oil on sugar, and mitten*mitten*seed the inf•yrw..,,t, "hare, It behesed, :hie chest, threat and bark with it also,
iwvoked the unholydf aid ttw
ksil one, i he an wee sleeping quietly and awoke
end doereosin* ',teeth's imp art 41�'kate m ea next morning somehow', cured,
on the Rona beak* itoto • thetmeedl
working the mlcebmt enmity ity/ ens of ! Jowl Ewa,, Eglantine, Ost.
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A Mexican rummer. from the pen of Thomas
A. Jane ler, will appear in the tt La►LT b
1100.
MI rad TRE LSTtnth •r:E eutrr .upon its
/oris .rtratll year. ADPrortd in the out-
sat by Judre bwry l'han.ellur Kees'. t resi-
dent Atlanta. historian* Smirk., 17e•cutt.
Tlekeor, ltencruft, and many utters. 't has
met amtb tuumant menu+ aviation and 5110 -
errs.
A• W EELLT NAG I,I(V.:t give. more than
Tbree and a Quarter Tbousapd
dwlk color,,,, oetato pa•;es of reading mai.
HARPER'S PERIODICAL&
ter yearly. It pn,cni., in an inespr1s.ac Per Tear - -
tim. tot *earring its urea' amount '.f mutter. HARPER , AS- EF:KI.M'
whit focal:nese. owing to its weekly i•aut. and HyARI'F:R'`t MAGAZINE
mita a coni1 .Irteness nowhere alae attempted. H UII'1'31$ BAZAR . 1
lb bed L:Jaeup s- kt rt. tea, ('TIl Irm,rn. Taira,
ARdchrs or Teener nett Itiaroerrtr. Po.try,
lir(.. 04' ke.. frnpliral. Hiateoir.1.
and inditi •.,r 11/or,uation. free..
the entire batty wt. for•ttya lsrr-
iodienf L,k,iiwre. and
'.05 tA. p.m of tk.
Foremost Living Writers.
The ■bine and tw..1 ra Maimed IaeellMs.
in every department of Literature. Science.
PuLnts. and Aa. fiord expression in tl-e
Perin„ tical Literature sit Ewupe. and espe-
cially or Great Britain.
Tlse Utiles ase. fy
,forming wr targe tot.
rests u y. Nr, furnishes. frrus the greet and
gerenily ehoc mass attn. literature•
the oat) cotnpttatten that. while within the
trach of all. is atisfa-tory as the ('Old-
PLFTE.g.t with which ,i embraces what -
erre is u( mimed:are interest, u, of rolki. per
aware -lit lame.
N N IYreetare ewdtspeaswbI - to every one
who wishes tekeep pace w.ih •ht eresitsor
tate:h•ctiytl prugrraof the lima. or to cult/-
tate in b:aiselt or his tamaly general intelli-
gence and literary tas:c•,
• m awwe •e m w m� OPINIONS -
"There is no otter p,hlleat ion of its k'nd so
g'neral io its bearing and covering the en-
.. fire held of literature. art. and science. std
bringing set ween the same coven the ripest
1.‘ 'way fi
d
li
x'le!t I `a"Cerro IC's net Pie^•f merely TO
tr^,7 .41 ern t.c- a',,.,., ams then t.i.re them r.-
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:ern vi
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rict:rst thuut- its sect the Rarer results of the
time in *hien we Lye. No one who talon.
as intelligent apps-i:•'nsiyu of the trend e/
the time% van afford td do without n: -
Cbtia/iao et Work. New York.
'rttain it iat I*. ser other magazine coo
lel e its place in enabling the busy evader to
step D with rurnsi literature.-'--EPIM Opal
lir t'hilsdrlph a.
"11 :s one of • he taw piriodtcats which seem
1adi.prnmMe, . 1t contains nearly ail the
hoodisera,nre of the tame.' --The Slouch -
lean. Nets York.
"tiiugraphl. 1a.ttnn, scion,'., erftelsm.
e.' s•aro T s T. tT t3s remedy to
• re a i' i^wars otters ho:.'
,let temrei!ri.ta attires i
. ^ t`. vItco la yblr air t«It1.e
{ r s
.. '•I c• .41 ,fm. talar,
torr e r :.•scxtq ?last
GREAT SUCCKS
•
ere.:td in. al are found liere.'•_Tbe Warta -
that. ttusI un.
"Ti.- fort -moo w-ri'rr- of the time are ry-
eresentes on its pages. . It is in the quant*
toy and . slur o1 +t, ,•onteni• fwd.- prite, 1a,"
-I resbyieriau'Hann.--. INttshurgl.,
"For a sewn who tries to lei truly eonrer
east hill: the sery heal lion -more or Mu and
saber t'.nteries, it is iu.Lrp.-:,table.-- central
Horsier, m'i. Louis.
•To. tint[ "rut: 1.1‘ cm Act: is to held tlor
kr)3s of the entire world of rel ought. of scien-
tific in resttitation, pity eliologieel rrs«meh,
[ritual brae. of pout r) anti romance.- , 'valuta
Eve tong ars. e- l
" u better ori i•
,[r
ley oaf mono'[ ran `e made
baa is %situ rihing (nr Tots Li V1NI. Ao4"_
Sr Hertford townie?.
"'FFo, the amn,tbt of refuting -nuttier contain-
ed the auh.u•ripitott is extremely law." -L-
Christian Adto.ate, Xashvifto.
"Nea'-t
uy the wlo.le world a authors
end
THE WESTERN wrurrs wpA are In it is is sir beat mod
lit»ton Journal.
µD vEi •�K -New York ?dame.
"11 Oxy he t•uthft
lly am! rnrdiaNy saidthat it mel enra dry or calw4ees rase."
"1 !,u ,,Shea a com!dete enn'n{.wtlon of an
9IJo..q ,, Ora Lie literature. '-lhwago Eleatng
LONDON, ONTARIO. `1' , abbe its readers to keep (,,lir a►rrsst
of lb.- haat thw.otht and I:tereterr of-1.Ilira-
lino.' t'hriainn ,idetwate, Pittsburgh,
II 1'11ht(,hc.I in ewelcepage form. end beauti• , alp itlit, N.rkth tl.r1' ori+n,( the ',hoer
,h rerilttnun.1
I fully fp�; eel un one of tl,r 1. -' web -
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nit pre . in America.' IfA m .la Presto ier;ar.. Tornn'o,
-- Ptib•edted It. OVA I at t,fr• a year. /ren of
1.,.,/,,,,•
Valuable Presents tette SEW at N5, Jam, Rn for the year
lase', rrm!uing brier[ Jsu. 1st, the num hen
oaf liu(t {Moved ,timer the rn•ri)t of *heir sort.
seriptior will be stoat pru.'ia,
-- + 1t'iuh.Pticea far the hHalle alle and Pore:,[,,
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Ie clow of four and upm tied* 71.. tet h.
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1'I'er,rsa,l of Toot I,tvtvr' Ai.te and one or
her of our vivacious Aterrit•aa month/tem.
s•bw•rahtr will find hinprl( : s command ,rr
kr .ettorr ;'Nei ion '-l'hits . 1:., Malletun.l
Fe- 510 et Tea Lieixa Ane, and anv one
the Ameriten et mint/111e, tor He•rp.r'.'
aad or 11.[,.1[1 will the Ment for a year, '
d : n' for 1x1 :A Tor Lis, an Aar and
er'a .dere: isr or the Ag . ...anlnw.
men, : special Market I►elar•tmnt'e.pm,, ACbe
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r
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Maneezy let, WM. IsttMPs of seta
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im(.nrten ..f
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Undid Val, a, I'anonfat, or ,Nexirn.
The Volumes of the WEEK Lr login with the
drat Number of Jancary of each test. When
no time 4mrntivaed, atrherriptinns will begin
505 the Number current at tittle 01 receipt
of order,
volninee of IIserari. it'ra.L5, for
three years back. in teat cloth binding. will
he sent by mail, postage pa"d, or h. eapreak
free of expense tpror•ideil the freight does Det
exrt el one dollar par .casuist.. for l: per
volute..
Cloth cases for each toleine, suitable far
binding. w,:i he sent by mail, post-paid, oa rs-
cetppt of b1 'w. h_
morale" shoal.' be Dtadr by l'catoalc•e
Motley NMer or. Uratt, :o avoid cbatter of
leen.
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HARPER L ROT:IF•RS. New Yerk.
1880-
Harper's Young People.
A N iLLCsTIt %TED W ELl. LY.
The Eleventh Telae,. of Haines Vor'o
i'anrt., - wbirh beg,es *oh so- N'tather tor
!teerni'.•r:, 1!K ••.sores an a t'a..r .e pad
grasp. 1i will oiler to its reader• s, least (our
lei -.a2. nr , IM tonal teaaeii. Iasi vibe • u two
or hew ka t•. eateety, 'Ibe Ked Aias'arwr
Sty N', lialto tn, xtt+ddaN: ^1501 aad nabs,'
Lm•y r. I,il:tr: ' P+lire Towemy John
aa,eli l'oryeh by
: aad "Mother's VI a. -
ilanGlnt F:. Sai.aeter:.twe .heti wr.sts by
jatarar IIiorth Sopron twe tor.. 01
Fatty Tine w,:i attract toe a: u. al Inn of 5,.,.-,
of Its wonder world, namely, the ae.iit tales
teM'he Howard I', IC aril imp w ho- ally die/t-
imed by him. and another .er e1 in a dtrrr.
'at vein by F, sac a1. titilwrtl. Ttrtrsi will
be shortSi, 7,4 us W. lt. Heave* Thomas
5.'I,.,a I'.... )1a y K. W'kiay, Nora Petry.
Harriet Or, -tett iouro5e►tl, timid Ker.
Heaek'abStu' erao'th,,Serol[ewt,yl,Risirerd
Maicolot John*, on. sic.
.5''uh•cription to Harter"* Tot:ng People
Sir fes n just -nee library, 11ir,.. s i,ae,pu)
knoeb+l:lp al«i pknty sit au.useatent. hot..
Gee .1dr'rtisr,,
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Vol. Xi. cimnunats November::. tela,
doStprr, arra Copy at ad ON rrr. ip/ of a 'Wo rya,
i'•
thNOLL Nrutivaa, Fire rent* each.
P'mittabro vItotmW be made 1.s Pest Ogles
Meow tinder or literati ,,, atuid I Saner of lose.
.\'etre))Ntp•-* ore not In .gpy this edam• ere
Mewl tri thou( fin ,rpr. p fhbr o/ IIAltrrAR
11141iTllar:«,
A dd rasa
HARPER it RROTHERP, New York.
1890
Hi rper's Bazar,
I LLUSTRA I Eii.
lT.tltrt,i . 13a.1)t ;s • journal far the home.
Giving the latest InfermsWno wish regard to
the Fashion*, t. mlma►'oue ,l:ustrs•!on.
ki*-plates, and 'mel ern•ah.'et supplements aare
iadupr,..siM,• alike 10 tae home Arra
Mkt t « p.tdesaiural rno.11ate. No • a maker
s h
in omitting its art , le attract 1: r ague tie
the highest order. 111 "M;er short ,t
part^► plays, sod thenuhrfnl "•s*F5 i.'lusty all
Dorm and tis lest lege is lemon, as n Mrdiu•t
W wit aad humor. le Its weekly iron.-• every-
thing is Inriudrd ehle1. Is ni Inter.", to wo-
men. ilering1( iMV Oliver Thorne
('hnstiae Tribune Fterrh'k, mid Nary Loire
Dick 1, son .iii r'-• pretiv ety furnish a aeries of
pear, •'n ' • 1 he 1.mutrn'cr at I iane. ' • Three
Meal. a ley. sed "The .i•ntnan M th«
S'epttd." The aural novels wit* he written
by Walter H.•wtmt and Y. W. Rehiwaon.
HARPER'S 1'ERIODICAIS.
M Teary
HARVEirA DAZAR
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11 IItl'F.k'N YOUNG, PEOPLE .."" 11111
!'oct.A. Fite to alt •el ........ Y Of
Vatted states. Cenn,MMerle
, or taw in the
JfiAi'•o.
The Venom* of ttie Hasse beirtn with the
lint Numb.slyJannwrynr«w,•I, year. Whoa
0o tom i* m.- ,t •a, .•iia. ,,Prion* will
ie
gnivwid artier
"nal r c_eryrn, at time ofce!ts
Hound Vo),+nom„ ‘11Af 11n BAZAR for
tarry years . t In neat cloth him ina. will
be seat by nom, t.trtage p,l.i low by «trawls•
(rer of expense iprdMerl the freight d
y
ef1l a one duller Der totem, ,, for t; per
ante -owes (nr roach rnlame. saleable for
Mndine. 5111 1. sent 'tl its 1, pari paid, est
ear 1p at tl.es each.
Remittances should he inade h1,''y Pard -(,fee
,Mney Under or Iha(t, to ae•(d Mumma of
lases"
Ni-iciewinriir ere
meat whams!feeset M ^''p' refs arsenide .
H ries. a r>rewms "�+ •( H LUPINO f
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and bloc
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cramp,
baseball
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form of
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nervous 1
in the
pains. 1
donee of
bat wend
befall us.
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woman,
with mon
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talk ebo
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of her net
where she
that 'bit
call her, k
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