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Show U.d THE 'BEST Va PEtt FOOVUeHT TRY IT ! I BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED! w I V An adverting medium having a general circulat Waabiagton .Xoun ty, being distributed gratuitously. Terms sent' on f application. ) s The Scientific American is a large, Sixteen of pages printed In C. E. Johnson; Job Printer St. George. Utah! .Weekly Newspaper the most beautiful style, profusely illustrated !with.Fspleridtd engravings; representing the new ice Solomon Smith J x stop' ufr hte.t;iSmfith est Inventions and' the mo6t recent advances in gl a stupid looking country boy," advanced to the the Arts and Sciences; including new and inter front of the platform, tripped on tho step, stood .eating, facts in Agriculture, Horticulture, The loino, Health, Medical Progress, Social Science V up and began: Natural When General Jack History, Geology, Astronomy ho. The Mr. infot Valuable , Whv. Make your bow, sir! interrupted practical papers, by eminent wrf J, Jn-made a lem. The boy stopped short, tersto.all departments of SfliencejrHl.befouiu jerky" In the Scientific American. Terms $3&) pen081 clination, ana began again: When General Jackson climbed the heights, year postage paid. Discount to agents, fiemif ; CU.. Publishers, 3 by postal order'to MUNN Here he raisod his feet, as if climbing. Park How. Now York. MSf Specimen copy lOcts And tore the stagry banner down connection with the Scientific spi D ATMTv HI the air. ii)a American, Messrs Munn A Ca oni Clutching at are solicitor of Americaa and Foreign Patents u He caught his foot upon a stump, have 35 had years experience, and now have th tl . And scraped himseli from toe to crown largest dtaolishinent in the world. Patent UK During the delivery of the last line he put on a are ootainod on the best terms.- - A special notic (tic most painful expression, of countenance, and is made in the Scientific American of all inven tn Well tions sera pod his hand over his whole person; patented through the dgenqr with the nanu rai on Mr. with and residence done, Solomon, said Whalem,go the By the imuensi ns There aint no next. verse, sir; circulation thusofgivenpatentee. the next verse. pub lie attention is directe Is Well then, give the moral comes next. to the merits of the new patent, and sales or inftdb moral, sir. traduction often easily effected. As we rush upward on our way, : Any person who has made a new discovery o Quick hastening oer the sod, invention, can ascertain, free of charge, whethe a to one side of the platform the f Hanning from patent can probably be obtained, by writin-t- o Munn A Co. We also vend free our handbon c ether. at out the Patent 1tws, Caveats; their costs, am ? Some little trouble stops our way. how procured, with bints for procuring advan Vy. urn f And down we fall,' by U ces on inventions. Address, Solomon,. said Mr. Whalem, as soon as he MUNN A C0..u7 I ark Row, N. Y. had recovered his breath .did you write that? Branch Office cor. F A 7th Sts., Washington D C No sir, ' whimpered the boy, Sam Jones wrote it for me and I gave him two apples for ce 1 thot Thar. exclaimed M r. Whalem it Invitations Tickets. Cards, Bills, 3 8 ' Sam Jones did it. he's at the bottom of every is 1 wait till get Orders, Bcdeipts', Due bills! Be. piece of mischief in tho county, r held of him. Blahks am X wards of merit. iotr-thnmg- lieut ScientificAmerican.E ! first-clas- . S til - us-t- he . Legal all kinds of Job Printing done NANA. A sequel to LAssomoik; by Emile this office. Zola. Translated from the French by John a; , Stirling. One Vo lame, paper cover, 430 pa gea, price 75 cents. T. ii. Peterson & Bros. Philadelphia Fa., Publishers. 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