HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1890-02-21, Page 6FRIDt�Y;.FEB1c.0 ARY 21, 1890,
Cherry 8111 Behoof noses..
Our school waa first on Cherry Rill,
When Benjamin Crooper began the mill;.
In eighteen hundredtiud fifty-eight,
Roderick i3loLean shaped the ohildrea's
fate. the next ono that
In the 50th year,
followed,
Our afable teacher was Alias Esther
M
And with parsing her 'sub,' and her'if's'
and ller'wlths,'
She had things to a i uiab tor Mr Griffitha;
Sixty,one, two, and three, saw Nicholson,
John;
Then Henderson, and Thompson,
Alexander Gordon the next one we got,
(}ave, Owe in six months to Mathew 1.3
Scott;
In eduoa our weood then. steachered , Charles R
finder out g
Johnson,
And many a time I've stopped to wonder,
If things went as well, with McArthur,
Alexander;
But many maintain he was a good sage,
For he taught two yearn more after Daniel
Dulma'ge;
In '78 he rung his last bell,
We then got MoPheraon,'twits David L,
(And now we have come to '73)
'Che year our new sohoal was built, don't
you see?)
With Mot'heraon inn '75,
weandid part, in the
It caused many p ga
heart;
Then '76•welcomed. in Mr Short,
But three mouths of the kind were enough,
of the sort;
$is latter nine months David Smith did
fulfil,
Then Donald Dauber took a tura at the
mill, •
But Donald had finished • And hen for three yeas by
Shap.teught from that date.
Thenthree years we had with W. R. Al•
lison,
From'January 1st,1881,
The eighteenth name on this roll we will
put,
WEER one the Miss Iabel Elliott
.And then George Theohald, 0 Ididn't he
thrive ?
Why, yes 1 he taught in the year 1885
The next four years we worked very hard
with,
Our dearly loved teacher, bliss Emma L.
Smith, aril
And though 1890 is only here partly
The first moats has come, ao has W, C.
Hartley.
While the first week went past
The "La Grippe" 'held hits fast,
But since theu he's shoving us on pretty
fast
And now we are done,,and our song's at an
end crisps lama one
If thwill mend: rong, p
_..�:.......� .- m. .... ... ._ _. n ate al tanttatCe• �+ DA��Rro , "
viva -Carried, The cls
strurtt 4 to get 250 cop
ininutes of 1819, with auditora report
and Treasurer's abstract printed.'
Schedule of questions from the Outeri°
Government re exemptions from taza•
tion, was gone over and answered as re-
quested, the clerk to forward same
immediately to Toronto. Anderson, oved y
Mr. Shiell,eeconded by
that Fountain Naylor bs again ap-
pnint.ld Assessor Rt a aalary'Qf $60 -
Carried, Moved by Mr,Shie11, secon-
ded by Mr. Pattison, that John
Anderson be reappoint,d collector •of
taxes fur the current year, at a salary
of $65, and that all taxes remaining
unpaid after the 15th December be
charged 5 per cent, also that a by law
ratifying the same be read and passed
at next meeting of Council -Carried.
tYttl. Oarr•was reappointed Treasurer,
salary $75; By laws Nos. 1 and 2,
1890, ratifying the appointment of
township otlicere, and the council as
Road Commissioners, read and passed.
•
clerk tree in.
Taro third, of anr,u � ,�
ler f f the
wtxatiAM,- • - • O.
They caulks of that
empire
belongs
to it. I D4tr r)er ewes livIston oaten., house se use -
nese of the entire wnrlct. Its lean �
faclturer comprise one-third . of 04
0.10
Debentures were signed in
of Joshua and T. M. Walsh, for i acre A Scotehman keep
firavel pit, lot 42 cot . 6, $100 ; do, ments and everything else that is
do, 72 yards gravel per Messrs. Corley worth keeping.
and Mason, path.tnasters, and Mr. A Scotchmau says., Lord grant that;'
Calder, gravel for contract, cone.• 6
.aud'7, $7.61 ; Wm, Robinson, se
'vices-as Auditor for 1889, 87; Js
Anderson, salary, colleetor,of taxes in
1889, $65 ; Wm. purr, Treasurer,
salary for 1889, $75. The Council
then adjourned till Thursday, 27th
March next. 1'. PORTERFIEEI D,,
Europa, It uses 30 per cent Q • •
horae.pUwer of the world. Its ed
mous debt, which ituser as a most
prolitable.icivestiment et its own t rn.
ef
ings, amounts to only 9 pee
its wealth, 1t is the wealthiest etc te'
dand its wealth UNA beep,
in the wort ,
made by its exports. Its nae
Great Britain.-Ohicago Wold, r"'"1'
1 • . l', Q1imne.15e
ISSUER or R1AGE LICENSES, NOTARY
PURLf1i CONVEYANCER, MC,
0„1„...„..0. Bookstore,.
RIPLEY, Oat.
y t No cit onn Fann Security at Low Rates of
A, Frenchman on Soetehmen.
DtAX O'IISLL.
A Scotcllman is a Briton, but call
bine an Englishman and see how he'll
like it
When Sydney Smith said it would
take a surgical operation to makke�a
Sootchman see a joke, it was anlo
lisp coke perhaps
Whenever you meet a Scotchmau
you fiud•a n,an comfortable, all right. Loan on Notes,
he command• Money t0Oa
Note: Discounted
AT RE/.SONARLE RATES.
Contractor and 13ttilder,
WINOHAII, •
Agent for Downey's (Belgrave) lirn
$500,000 TO LOAN.
On Farm and Town Property at v ery Lowest Rates
ARO on Terms to suit borrowers.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED. NO COMMISSION CHARGED-.
borrowers can obtain money in 6 days it
satisfactory,. 12. VANSTONE,
Beaver Blasts, Winghanr..
ONT.
Salem:
While tl ere is nothing .particularly
excitinriu this neighborhood to send,
we, in looking round, cannot but
observe we have* commenced the new
year under somewhat unusual circum-
stances, which will render it
memorable to many. The exceptional
and cortinuous mild weather ie a
fruitful 5uhe*ct of comment. Whether
t h anything to d l with the spread
Morrish
The following,based upon regularity
punctuality, recitation and conduct,
is the report of some of the pupils of
S, S. No. 7, for January : 4th senior
-Ellen Bridges, Nellie Rattan. 4th
junior --Annie Findlatet, Mina tabis-
ter. 3rd senior-Dnstan McClymont,
• Richard Gray. 3rd junior -John
1,hister, W il he -Brandon, 2nd senior
-Nelson Perdue, Fred Scott. --A very
interestirg address on "Perseverance."
• was delivered at the Literary Society
of secti•Iti 7, on 'Tuesday evening, 4th
inst., by Rev. Mr. Godfrey. -The
trustees are getting the interior of the
stone school house remodelled to
sotne extent.- Robt, tl,ton had
been AT work for a while,, having been
injured while working in the bush. -
Mary Cinalater, who has been teach-
ing near Midlaurl, is succeedi,•g nicety,
in .her new sphere of labor.
I may take no one in and hat no one
may take me in, but if you can't grant Money advanced on Mortgage at 6 per cent. a IT
privilege of paying at the end o1 any year.
bothes
grant the last. and accounts collected.
Every Scotobman knows how to gosT. yioIND00. �
read, how to write and how to reckon, prrwa,-Bs(trer Block, w'iliCham, Ont,
especialty'how to reckon.
The Jews never get any' hold any '1 ' �7-�111'�
hold in Scotland. They would starve Sam .L
there. They camp, they saw -and REAL. ESTATE AND FIRE iNSUR-
went away. ANCE AGENCY.
This is how Sandy proposes : He 1
takes his Mary to a churchyard and OFFICE KENT'S BLOCK WINGHAM.
says to her: Mary, my old folks lie
(1c it cl 1'inimhucf
..is P'R1,1Stl D-.•
..
E` L1iY FRIDAY Iv WINING,
--,-AT 'rmmu si
it
TIMES OFFICE, JOSE HIN1E STWE C1
WINGHAM, - C;�NTARI0,
eubgoription 1prioe,ei per 4tur,ln advancer
there. Would you like to lie there) privatoltindsto loan
some day, Mary Mary takes the hint, A number of Building Lots and Residence proper
lien far Sale.
but She concludes not to Ile there. These desiring to mukoa homein Svingham stood
In his prayers, if Sandy would need 0O0,,,�unimte with, information
to person at my Otoire,
tO use a dictionary word he would ex. inhere all neceagary information can bo btaolned.
plainh Lord-.
it to
te 'or
A month ago 1 dined with a Scotch ' O i HAMILTON
'
family, and when we sat dowu the i
i as host almond near is plate and
,-v =NGrHAM•
of the prevailing influenza or
la grippe los saw an
we know not but there are not ninny ate it. The hostess then asked a Capital, $1,000,000. Rea, $400,000.
households that have entirely escaped
being visited with this unpleasant and
everxating malady, although we are
thankful no fatal cases occurred.-
Then, again, from some cause or other
or perhaps a combination of influences
Scotch minister present to Say glace.
president-JonN $TUART•
rhe latter at once thanked God for preaid 1)t- rt -A. U BAtusAv.
what we were about to receive and for j ' DIgECTORB
what our host had already received: I Joni PRW000, A. B. Las (Toronto).
CnAN.' GURNEY, ORO ROAM, A. T
I met a Scotcllman in Montreal and Cuahser-J. TURNBULl..
asked him if he wasn't Scotch. Ay, I
Bavinpa FSanlithupwardsr 10o 3;
mat Saturdays.
0o
led I am Scotch and hope to L Deposfte of $$1 an
ADYI;I_t TISI G lig 13:
lintoti. 11 Yr,, I auto,i. S tun. 11mn.
One Co' inns 5 i0 00 '1~'61 00 126 110 $B nd
Hof " 00 00 2Fr 00 1' 00 600
Quarter 1,20 00 i2 Qs 7 00 4 00
One Llah0 0 00 J 00 100
Local and other castle wheals ients, Sc. par line
for first insertion, anti 0o. per Sine reach subsequent
insertion,
Local notices, in nonpareil typ 10e, for first in-
sertioll,umi60,perlinef0+WishsI queminaertic,;,
No local Ionto will be charged le ban 25c.
Advertisements of Lust, Fount, eyed, Situations,
and Business Chancea tt anted, no -weeding R lit,411
nonpareil, $1 per month,
Houses and Farms for Sale, not reeding 8 Tate,
:)1 for filet month, 60c. per subrey 11 month.
These terms will be strictly null a to.
Special rates for longer. shyer •menta, or for ir
longer periods.
4,t1 'ornaments without specific •actions, win he N. "
dingly. Trail.
1 advance.
its must be In
icier to appear
a more than mita' number of farmers' ne reel , flume
.
Y Special Deposits also received at current
.have left or contemplate Leavitt., the remain so all m life -and afterwards
tutee of interest.
neighborhood. • There ere same per Preventing Co1d"sl, Drafts nn Great Britain and the United St to
bought and 8411:'
e of ratllreside liiio tort of habits, S Bible remeglcs about catch -
who. do not ,,side lona at any d , earn in the Canada Health �
place, but we refer rather smile Journal for 7atuary. ,Asa the Health ;• homesteads with what a severe I
they have so many years been identifl- case -of illness that learns down to �
wi Men who have reduced the death tied cuts off most valuable life, H. DAVIS
wild forest into will cultivated P11' hat of the head of the family,
East Wawanosh•
The Council met at the council room
February 11, 1890, purauant to ad- pause for contemplation. 1te.ar'ea ex-
jourenceut. Members all present. Deeds eight and a half million, square
The ttiinutee of last tnewting read and miles. The bases of its power, is not
si ned. ,The Reeve reported that land but water. Its greatness is
imn►Hdiately after last council meeting, maritime, and its coast line is 28,000
John McCoy, son •if Wm. McCoy, lot tailed long, It lies on both sides of
28, con. 8, came to him and lodged the equator, and its boundaries touch
a written protest in his own name, the extremes of heat and cold. Itis
and also on behalf of Mrs. McCoy, uncultivated area, which can be made
a.gititiat the action of the (loti.ncil for to feed unborn nullities 'without the
agreeing to send the said; Wm. 110.. help of the United States, covers mit-
G+,y to Manitoba at the expezlso of the Hous of square mitey. It contains
township; Ile (the Recon) stated 100;000 square miles,of, forests, which!
that he went to Mr. Roche and stop- are being ruthlessly,, sacrificed. Itis
ped, him from taking Mr M Coy away population amounts to. 315,000,00Q -
es agreed up .n.. Mr Roche then paid souls including pretty, nearly 'all the
ba ck to the Treasurer the $25 advanc- racta,known to mail. Eta revenue folr,
int w nun at [s1st meeting. Moved by government aniounte. to„more than , a,
Mr. Shiell, seconded by Mr, Patter- thousand million dollars,alynually, only,
son, that the Treasurer be instructed eno•fot3rttt of which is.levied in direct,
to collect from Council of Blyth the taxation. it has nearly.a ; •million of,
thirteen Az instalment Of settlement men mitis,): arms. It has ope pole a
fond with interest due let January inert fox every sixteen miles of it
tat_ Carried. Accountq of Richard entire area. Its 245 war vessels are
Corley and Wm. ,Mason. pathluasters, all in oeiutnission, not rotting n
r.
for7Ayards gravel got teem the hours. •kYFtnrrcliant navy consists.,
tle,a-'s. Walolt, lot 42, con.6, in 1889, 80,000. ships; manned by 7,;A
U_ , f acre ravel pit par- sailors., . Its sea -going ton+af►ge
oiisttt.of 11,x t;
chose& by the tovvitship; :also, an ac- amounts,'to eight and a half all illoinns,
count of $4 21 retainek from 'Mr. It surpasaert; in steamers sal a lr,
Colter for gr€tvel basil in e014t' *Ct on powers oil the gtohe, and nearly
ala
cone. 6 and 7, received and ordered to i'tht�lr conibined, otal in sailing
IA aid. The auditors` report: and ;I+;•arty nine per eput of the Barry 1. g
'1'roilSOrer's: ahztrltct far 1889. riceivPd 'power of the world is tinder its cargo of
and fowl Uoved' by Mr: Anderson, Nearly half the pill•ire yearly g
r.3cofided fly Mr. Bootle, that the same the world is under that iia'z ; more
It's na,w. he rata ha adop'Pd, and that than half the whip' earnings `t tronait r`VVek.Op flailll it, pttlr t36Y 4i1 fl;nctl:� i,
` gelid t , lo; . bete e4":- 'frac to etnld
inserted till forbid and chargee a,
aitory advertisements must be ilei
Changes for contract ad, ertlav
the ott:ce I+y Wednesday noon, i'
that weak R. EI LIOT,
PRorxnrr 119 PCktlsnvs
son . Ome sen 13.WILLSON, Amiss.
n oneMEYER DIGIiI;1POv,
L toi ing col t pph l SOLICITOUS.
leaving their ho Journal truly remarks, many
.closures, who have from year to year Perhaps
developed improvements. and raised noel called a cold. Whatever a
commodious buildings. We have no cold maybe, and the condition is said
doubt in some instances they must
with some degree of regret;, finally not to be very well understood even
quit the scene of so many anxious cares by cQilipetent medical, men, thete is a
and indefatigable industry, and,whilst general. Prof"ssional. coucenses of
we trust thfrt their new Iodation, opinioa, that the best preventative
whether in town or, country, may against cold is a healthful state of
realize their most sanguine expects• skin.. i° prevent colds, says the
tions, could hope that their successors Health Jpurnal, adopt measures for
may be equally deserving the regard 1 theigor and elasticity of
the skin, Cool bathing is the >;
Is its starting point in what is con
IS OFFERING
1,101•,
ON
FA'1•tM P1�OPRTY
AT VERY LOW RATES:
�� T 132M I
days opltlg vigor ,
rent: OFFICE -OPPOSITE THE. MARKET
and esteem of their neighbors and measure for this --the one great pre. 1VraonM( OCTOBER 4Tu, teas
render themselves simlarly useful to ventative for colds. The full plunge
society at large, bath, while good for some individuals,
is not at all necessary. The daily
The British Empire. sponge bath, or a wash alt over with
Let us not deceive ourselves with the Bands (which much less un -
fictitious greatness. There is another pleasant than a sponge or towel) just
country whose greatness we may well as one washes the face on rising in the
morning, with a quart or two of water
answers a most excellent purpose.
Even the daily bathing of the front
and back of the chest, with a semi-
weekly general wash in the colder
7 11. 31AC1►ONALID,
3J JOSEPHINE STREB
resou it
Dlt. J. A. MLLD IE%
Honor Graduate of Toronto Co
d
nd
gpffice ie t by 1Dr. Bethune, at the tcorner,
Patrick streets, •
WINDHAM, • •
DE, F. E. GODFREY,
First-class honor man and general profit
fat Toronto University. Member f,olleg,
and Surgeons of Ontario.
Baton4lll'
Oiflco-At Methodist PRTIOURgo.
ONTARIO-
ity.
nerlr ecru.
'entre and
ONz,
J. A. ?dORTON
BARRISTER &c.,
Winghnm • Ontario.
medatl•
Inclose
ON<t
R. YANSTONE
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PT L'ltw „,
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
OFFICES -Beaver -ate and ck, W , Oil r S, ONT.,
. Private and Company funds to loan at low r a
interest. Mortgages, town and farm pttlt
bought and sold. Mercantile collections a spep a y
DENTISTRY. -J. B. JEROME„N1NODAM, ,,•
Is manufacturing. Celluloid Plates
Vulcanite plated of:th'e hest materia
as cheap as they tau be got in the
Dominion. Alt work warranted.
Vegetable Vapor administered for the painless,
extraction di teeth, the only side anesthetic knout'.
Toad Notle`e.-1 will extinet teeth ter -. ill eotttO-
001 h.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, oppoelte the
Brunswick Hotel.
W1NGHAM
rLOURINQ LILISI
teeiar►ici•,
•�E\T1STRY.- W. II. blk )NALD, 'Wiseman.
Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
Salvo. Gold, du., ote., Plates, ranging
rrti�y eroPwnnng andlbridgo 00 ork. Twarda eeth eer xfli
treated without the least pain by the use of VI
teed Air. Head Otlice, w Ingham, side entrant li-
posit°the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundays eat pt -
ed) from 9 a 01 to 5 p m. Will be at, Blyth cv ry
`2nd and 4th Saturday of eacbmonth-Oi1fceatMllne •
hotel; Gerrie: 1st mid 3rd Mondays of each month
, -
Office at Albion hotel. ::xtractiuC 25 cents.
The undersigned wish to tender their best thanks
for the liberal patronage given to our firm during
several years prior.lo the burning of our mill by in.
cendiarism. During the last season oppo have re.
meddohed the town mill to tlocese toil ling. We ed be
weather will usually prevent colds. tem at Hungarianggnollur Pr
A little brisk rubbing with an ordinary 1 eiverbeet at now v bettor accommodation than
towel and the dry hands to promote 1 Prompt Wapner ch,
reaction is' usually better than theFair returns,
of the flesh brush or bath towel. ITA,LITY SECOND 'IC NONE IN'1'HIb
SECT roN:
And by close personal attontion to the hostiles.,
hope to be again favt.red with a trial by ajlolja,
friends and many new ones.
Yours Most respectfully,
HUTTON & tlAiin
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENESIAL INSURANCE AGENT
wawa,
On commencing the practice, the tem•
perature of the room should not be
such as to give rise to much chilliness,
but afterpr(.ptiae the temperature o;:
both may anal, should be lowered grad-
ually. As the N. Y. Illedleal 'l i,nes
instructs : Begin with such a tempera-
ture as ►s easily within the reactive
powers already ,present, when the
tjme of •exposure is properly regulated,
aid increase, the demand for reactive
effort as the anility to respond become
gLreater,and thus develop, the peeuiiar
powers of the,. satin by use, on exaetl,*
the same principle that is universally
applied in strengthening the muscles,
The universal practice of cool bath-
ilig in this way to counteract the
enervating effects of the present,
methods of clothing would alone save,
ONTAntw.
I:\, OBERT CUNNINGHAM,
JJ INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
wiagils= Mill, est. 9is,1beN.
Oat Meal Mill Opened.
'rh.i undersigned desire to inform farm
ers and the people generally tho.Q,ihey hat,
reopened their',
s DEAN, JR., WtNanAnt,
LICENSED NSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sake attended in any part of the Co. ChargeO,
Moderate.
Oat iI in, '.in hem
enI l � ,
And are now prepared to purchase Cate in
uulitnited quattilitte6 and it the
a vast number of ,11V08. The Hrnrdlt, - • •
Journal believes. but few are in the Ux ksst ark xRri tt►,
habit of a delly;,or frequent use of the oft to a w',i[t,tha Buse
bath. f3 t theakin is not one,. hey will' temple t, 01st 1 •,
JOHN CURRIE, WINouAM, ONT.,
LICENSED AUCTIONT1ER iron TILE COUNTY OP
Bu (ON. :alb
• All orders lett at the Timis office promptly at end.
ed to. Terns reasonable,
8001 fat . in Oet Meat.;
toile and, elasticity, bot tale • sotapprls GG
itgorganhat:~aohnoe........-
,vteen
h i h are kept open end E'r
W
•,
;psl4az Arlt ot" a ' ,, r St ...tt
„' e
] AMN:S HENDERSON,
L,c0NsgD AUCTIONEER FOR COUNTIES tiOAON ANtr.
BRUCs. '
All sales attended to prolnptiy and on the Shorter'.
,Notice.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements eau be made 111)h,
Tucks' C,lice •Ott,
WisOHAaL
BOLTON & HAWItINB irr
P. L. & D. L. HUAYETOite AND C1V1L ENOISEER
L3STOWEI, AND WINGHAM.
AU orders left at the office of the Tines wIS re -
cave prompt attention
't`( SOON' T. B.ITCtMIE,
v. L Surveyor, Civil Engineer and Dralighisard,l'
Particular attentloh paid to division of prop
erties
hito blinding lets, nettling disputed ueundaries.
preparing complete plans of towns and villages, 00
per Registry ,Set, and descriptions of properties -
Mr insertion in deeds, Cross -Sections of rivers made
and estimates of cost of. Bridges, Onlverte, Ir. ,,cad
•
MUT and esthnates for grading hili,, dhMuaCe,
and street improvements, sewers and other Is
'leeringworks. CorlespondoltCe solicited,. stoti
t J.
VgIand, chars°ter of weft. 01.)1Vh A
M0aTON's law etlldo, Hinsrhh nn X0)11, ---- --
..y.• a S J.. C
IVIYSS NELLO, MoBARIj
tiLAS81I8 YOBINSTR'L'CT101r Aq' t'IAIdt7 Alio
;;f ;;
IIJJ Cron, hi 'rotes Culture and ilatn.ote .,,
y�� w et Mimic Hookais 13t+yn* 33tc ll ,
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-NtwtuohOe1Cets0oiuhii1pat0ear1ieut9,5atlb1e(1llh
eto$i1lsnyu1gbluawa
ul
0is1rtl'l
treble ctIrlositie
vs-Se/Wet lSt, 1,3;
nowadays -have 11
ts checked
London jeweler of
tote to ttceept the Cl
lniscellaneous heat
ref the mostconsuul
tied more than t
tllcle. Unction iN
r 1,i
fort)) 1101 (des h•
i,-lWV; 47011rction is
lose from the else
Vise lout, that the s
eat his gems, (fern!
and so huge that al
of Europe could ix
if only they he tie
grave doubt on til
with.
Since the gates h
but at few- f.1vom
Leen ll0 effective
1: uartliaus, who, 1
are not paid more ;
officials. It WON c
irurloining Strartet
ties were St ithtlru
that they had It
t)<4tn 11011est LXIdigi
'i'hen tea oo I{,Ittit
however, thousan
precious than gold
elartlted. As autos'
wd in stalling titre,
t're.ne Just before 1
and NOW then►. to ;
resident at Peri, to
franca apiece. TI
with one lot• enc
Tpounds.,-London
To Utilize
A caveat for [1
. wave motors has
couxmissioner of
fingwell, of Ooro
his attorney, Clare
the invention is n
the waves of the
power for drivin,
.for electric lightly
This is aecotup
float placed in the
are tubes exteudiu
o forty feet below
`. 1 iota anti closet
'ileums, as to ret
At the top of earl
jag to admit air h
.against,:ln outwar
There is also a
pressure reservoir
tnay•pads out, "tor
;i ear•of an Orflinai
aangenlent ,air is
Voir with a rpresst
an engine' located
nested with a d°
1ibwer into elects'
is transmitted by
Ai" xis a driving power
desired. Expe
yade on the bay
Sactory results.
The machine,
fior•use in deep at
Any amount of •
Cording to the s
The priueipte of
mnd economical,
.un Coronado heat
A 31
I learned the e
milk supply const
it necessary to <
over their drivel
ready reduced to
An experienced au
start out with 6
spected pure`at tl
supply deliver E
fifteen gallons -ata
and being secures
at various points<
discovery of this
drivers had a reg
A of whom their en
'The companies' it
the city at rondo;
:livery of milk, e1,
gene subject it to
:lactometer. If it
'driver is dischar;
anent with tart otl
ie:tltaot enter the
-'interview in. ,C.
•
. The vi
i"Tlse violet hare
rand Italy is ex'
trains daily bring
feta to Paris, pat
•leets. The confer)
:are kept for rat
the violets that
are sent chiefly' t
our own farmers
• also grow vide
Journal.
'costar
',Susie," said 'W
Waft I3lackfeet Intl
"What are win
"131ackfeet Ind
"1 don't knot,
'!what the expre
those wicked tra
the poor Indians
its 'warranted tui
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