Entered at Post Office at Bosto;i as mail matte r of the Second Class.

:-ro~ WEEKLY Jorlh--

Lovely Little Nellie Dwyer.

WALTZ SONG.

Arr. by JOHN A. MORSE.

1. Your city

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it is all a dream, But of course I know it's

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I UST No. 3 OF THE LATEST VOCAL SHEET MUSIC AT CUT PRICES. Including all the Great" Hits" of the Day, usually sold at from 4:0 to 75 cents each, but now offered at special rates.

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