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J•RUM THE DEN Or MR,
I1LUEVALE.
The following letter uppeariat in
the hulk -Lure page of the UMW: of
the 18th first;
Supers ittt'u was to '.lie, When a
boy, suuiethiug that beiutiged uutlre-
1,y to 'other 'Atypic, luau one das
the scliabl the lltrpeett+l', WO 141Ce. L
and roust learIle(i Luau 1 Had ,lien
allot, told the pull)is that till peupre
Were supel'sL tluua to suint extent.
Nut that they cumd help it, flu went
ou tO Say, it beteg 14111erittnl. 1'O
prove tans SLalentetit he .Lut(l ui that
even the leitSt superbilWI'US till ie—
tie telet
'Maiming Wale at 11igfiL lliitUe L
ffCW Steps at all literecwed fate u
speed They did this uueumatantt:ly,
3t being a peat ui teen. ua,bute, ue-
cau,e their futetatuers, e no dict
believe in ghuets, always rats 1'liliu
the gateway to tae hour, as teat was
tire must liable part el tae . whole
journey in V%'Sidi nue might Ue !rite!•^
epted by muse unsung ht evil ewers.
I believed Matti be Lulls `lit, tans Uteri
the start of tliy (Wwil t'1 ai d ccti ter ;
any cuntaulinatwn dates tl'ulu WAAL
fluor and has steadily iucieased, su
that to -nig) t as 1 sit writing at guy
desk I am prepared to beifeve any -
tiling in the way uta sihly piuviued,
of course, that it is "Sate,"
Sunni signs, like setae people, are
slut to be implicitly depended un;
some, again, are always true and
others never. Signs that are in some
localities always to be relied on are
In others, uncertain, auct vice vert+tt ;
and what has been said regarding
localities is ai.lso true about persona.
-A sign pronounced by one persue
never -failing is by another deemed
unworthy of confidence. Our guud
village housewives deal with a sign
much the sante as our Canadian
courts deal with a prisoner ; she be •
lier;es it true and brands i7, accord.
angle, until she finds it false; that is,
Until it has once failed U) come true.
Do not think that it is then east aside,
fai' from it; she places it then in her
list of uncertain signs, still believing
in it, but not with the same implicit
faith.
Of all signs, those regarding the
'coming of visitoretare, -perhaps, most
firmly trusted. One Bluevale house
always has a visitor when the dish-
cloth is dropped; another when the
broom falls across the door. If a
table fork falls to the ;lour in a third
house a victor is the inevitable result.
in fact, a visitor will never come to
q.our house unless something falls,
with but one exception ; in that ease,
a cock, if he crow three times before
the door, will bring one.
13efore dealing. with sueu common,
everyday matters as visitors, y uu
should know what Bluevale folk lure
tells about reliance. -As a kiss is
611e simplest part and is often the
beginning of all romance, it should
be dealt with tirst. A Bluevale
maid, it her nose is itchy, will kiss a
fool, or if she rub her Hp, a stranger.
• Far more important to one's welfare
Is a knowledge of the future, and
especially important a kuowledge of
one's future husband or wife. At no
time of the year are circumstance.
snore favorable for looking, into the
future than at Hallowe'en. Au aged
relative of mine, an Irish woman,
now deceased, once told me of having
once assisted it companion to find out
who her husband would be. It was
on a I3all:•we'en in the fifties. The
charm consisted m walking baek-
wards dowel stairs from attic to
cellar, holding lu the hands a candle
and a mirror, and repeating as the
decent was being made a rhyme said
in the name of the devil. (Tho
Irby me I have forgotten.) When the
bottom is readied, the visage of your
husband may be seen in the mirror
before you. The charms, so my in-
formant told me, was unsuccessful,
as she who tried it fainted when near
the bottom of the cellar steps. "But
what," my aunt concluded, "ever did
Buteade that was in the Lame of the
devil•" •
11I.. is• WINUJIA Vi "1'14 i X)ECEM .BER 31, i897,
.. _ . _. .. Y4wMM Yh+MMww,MM-r rrAM•sM!iY!MI..MMMwMMM..w..M.+w,r.+r
clock strikes 12 , a18 must repeat the.
following rhyme;
My true lave, wber'cr ye bi (be)
Come and tura my shirt for mi (use),
The true love, if he be true, when
the rhyme is over, enters- the rot 1n in
hit; supernatural farm, and turns the
"•.hit t." The maid whose "shirt" has
to els tamed need make no effort to
"entail" the young nuni who turned
it, torr nerd she endeavor to marry
B
ou
' t vane else. I he Dom
tt a J k
is very and alternable in comparison
with the fixedness of this law. The
:ellen:anion ii coltles to Us from Scot-
land and I have given the rhyme in
the words of a Snitch woman whom
1 first heard 1 epeat it
Another Iia low e'een prank, Kee;
fisc('. only by the scowl girls of the
village, is to walls around the village
quart with the mouth filled^ with
Water. The first one who bids you
geed evening will be yours in r'ord
and deed,
Methods that may be resorted to at
any tinge of the year, for ascertain' "Criss cross,
who your future partner will be, andApple sauce."•
, 1
that can be treated as reliable, are accompanying the .words with the
,very tew in reaming. I give below crossing of the heart, which is found,
only the very ahoict', I should say, from seeil.g some
'Peke a piece of weaning' cake, en children cress themselves, in most
close it in an envelope, enclose with any region of the trunk,
it ;lips of paper on .which you. have A seboc•ima,te of mine, whenever
wriltten, if a lad, the names of lassies, I told a yarn that seemed to Min itt.
and if a bass, the nausea of lade. But eredibl ;, would say, "Do you Wish to
stay, three names are the limit, Be- die ?"" It the story wet e true, I
sides these slips enciose•onc blank slip. answered 'Yes," not meaning that I
Put all under your pillow and when longed for death, but that death to
you awake in the inorning open the me lead no additional terrors, as I
envelope. draw . a slip • and Vow' had told the truth.
destiny is sealed. The slip drawn •
bears the name of the one you will
marry, but ;alas! if the blank is
drawn you will remain single. Ac
cording to this, a woman's chances
between married and single blessed-
ness are no less than three to one in
favor of ,the firmer. Practically,
however, the percentage is much
larger, as the blank slip is usually
thrust to the bottom of the envelope,
unless the person De°very careless and
indifferent regarding such affairs. •
Place a four -leafed clover in the
heel of your left shoe and the first
one you shake hands with you will
marry. Walk the rail on a railway
track far just nine ties, and your
future -husband or wife will be the
first 001 volt meet.
The -
iare im octan
t
i n and stars
1710
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factors in deciding one's future
rela-
slE but once, then 0 1Y for a
moment, The bridle rushed out of'
doors to receive its rays. Since then
has been good to her arid,
prosperity
leers; and all on account of the sun- I
beams falling on her bare head ojt,
her wedding day.
131nevale brides, again, put faith
in the oId rhyme which runs
"Something old, something new,
Something borrowed, something
blue."
and are always careful to obey it in
choosing their wearing apparel. So
inueli fi,r the romance of life,
The little boys of my acquaint-
ance have different oaths to that of I was once relating the faets of the
any tolyl by your correspondents. previous paragraph to a woman
A Bluevale hopeful, if he trades a whom I considered a "sip" pool',
jackknife or a whistle,alwaysulakes, she laughed at the foolishness of
the hargain steadfast by saying; people believing in sueh things, and
"Red leather,. in the text breath tti d me that soap
Bargain forever." i e,luld not be boiled'suceessfully un-
And'with regard to *verifying a state -
reproving less when the 'noon was new. Satan
merit a small boy or girl must say ; sin. More • or less con -
merit is placed in each of the fol-
lowing rules:--
Nick a calf's ear if you wish it to
prosper.'
'Turn back if you meet a red-
haired woman during the first half
of a journey. An Irishman well-
known here some years ngo and
noted for his practical eomiirun sense
bas been known to turn back when
as far as seven miles from home, on
meeting a woman whose. hair
possessed a bright and tirey hoe. To
my mind any evil that she could b.-
duce
l.duce would be insignificant when
compared to the tiresome trudge over
the rough corduroy roads used at the
time.
' When your ear burns sotne.Pne is
speaking evil of you.
Spit on your- fishing bait if you
wish to have luck.
Walk around your chair if you
get bad hands at redro or euchre.
I: you heir a hen Browing !till her;
or bad luck will befall you. -
A gad will turn in your hand if
you cross a vein of water, granted of
course that you be a waterwitch.
Iconclude my 'cues thankfal that
I have leo ghost stories to tell you.
Bluevale has no ghosts, then no
ghost stories. My authority on this
is excellent. One day while dis-
cussing Mary Hewitt's poem, "The
Fairies of Caldon Low,' I asked a
little Seotctl lassie it' she believed in
fairies, ghosts, hobgoblins or any of
those supernatural genii. "Yes,"
was the prompt reply, ".Piave you
seen any ?" T questiut.ed, wishing to
find the grounds• for her belief'.
"There are nae ghosts here, but me
granny seen ane antic in Scotland."
Hoping. that my letter may be of
some interest- to you, that I have not
overburdened it with irrelevant
matter and that 1 may be. permitted
to write again, I. remain,
L. 13. DUFF.
right; plenty of main. bl,fl.Ilt3A'I i. stIIVITioES.
Its influence on growing; crops is ' K. TII01)IST Ifni,. Dr, Pascoe., rias
remarkable. A &rarer who liven toe. Services at 11 a ni awl 7 11 in.
about two Hailes from here fell 111. 1 liRIsliWt'l'l4lllAN ]fes, 1). Pride,
The hired titan, who seemed to know `altos. Harvluea at 11. it In and 7 p m.
In
Hermes
k. eN t r int l tunes
—15 i'UiiL1SIIEn
1ZL, Flt, 1'anI'n Her, Wm. EVEItY FRID.AX MORNING
no better., sawed the fall wheat with' Lowe, lector. HermesItt 1 1 til## aall
out waiting for the proper phase of; p -•A'r san-
„
the 41)0041. I need not
fold that Glle i i 13A1'll:, L' ilei,, tills, Mlirn,iltun, pas- TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE rOTHET
WINGHA.hi, ONTARIO.
crop was a failure. One mast also tot. hm 5le( I.i nt 1l n lu t4ucl .1 p tl,
ii killing pigs, be careful to kill then t:ON(11t1'.tlATIONril, 1tev, II. 1'..
Mason, pastas. ih1rviees ut 11 a in nod
when trio moon is Dei, Or, if you do' 7 p nt,
knot, the fat will all frizzle away in U111b18TI:1N WOitll:l';Ia$ M.ieses
the pan, as his pigship is frying I I Ottt1(1111 freer 1:�ac1• in ch nlu,uud, Services
�' at 11 [) n, and 8 p tu.
do not know why, but yet, as flans SAraW.j'1()NARM ' -Adjutant Miles
Christian Anderson repeatedly affirms ani wire in colnlntwd. Services at 11 a,
in. 0110 of 118 most impossible stories, in, 3 t) in and 8 p ill,
it is quite true. • In each of the above named churches
Sa btuith School is held at '2.30 0 rl.
DEATH SIGNS.
Death comes in for a goodly share
of "signs." A man who had lain
sick for sometime was expected to
recover, until, one night, the dog
howled, He died soon after. A
Scotchman, who lived next door was
taken ill this summer with an attack
of jaundice. When he bad been in
bed for a few dans the cat was
noticed to be searching for t:olne-
ttling; she went upstairs, searched
the rooms, cane down again and
entered the room where the patient
lav, She looked on his face and
went out again signifying that she
found `what she sought. This was
taken as a sign of death. Although
he arose from his bed of sickness, yet
it was only for a few days. A rose
ticlnshi Look at the stars,they hush that he had trained in days of
must baits line, however, for threhealth grew beneath his chamber
nights in succession, and your lover 1 window. It blossomed and faded
will appear to you on 'fie third aihd blossoined again. He considered
,
ni;~latthe second blooming of his favorite
Thet.new moon has great power flower a premonition of his death and
died soon after.
in love affairs, and a maid who Weather signs are numerous, but
wishes to be fortunate in love must it is difficult to say just which are
say, as she views it, each moiztti, just reliable and which are not. If
New- moon, true moon, one were to remark that a small boy
Grid bless me, with his shoes on the'w'rong feet was
'fell unto me, a sure sign of an open winter many
'Who my true l3veshall be would be found willing and with
The color of his hair, ample evidence to corroborate the
The clothes he shall wear, statement. The signs that are
And the day really natural phenomena are diffi-
That he'll wed me. cult to distinguish trona those that,
are not. Ono can easily understand
why a dark day is apt to bring rain,
but the reasoning must be very pro-
found that will induce one to 0e-
lieve that a cat by wiping over her
ear can bring about the same result.
Yet she rein, my mother told me so,
and she learned it while a girl from
her Irish school books, which said :
"Puss an the • hearth, with velvet
paw.
Sits wiping O'er her whiskered jaw."
The poem classifies this action of
the cat's with several other!; of the
same stripe and pronounces them all
as invariable forerunners of rain.
MARRIAGE OkiENS.
Marriage omens often do not
prove true, ac one uiay omit, un-
consciously, some minor detail of the
spell. One the other hand, they
sometimes prove true when it would
' be better if they did not. I know oi'
one case in which a young man
married a woman as unlike his ideal
wife as a woman could he. But then
he had a "sign" and what else could
he do than marry its the "sign" bade
hirn. His married life has been con-
siderably thorny.
As in the novels, the plot thickens,
Our next paragraph. will inform you Dogs ronin;; over many also bring
what Blrevale traditions teach con- rain.' The summer of 1895 was ex -
roma gthe culminating point of all eeptionally dry in Huron, no rain
romance ria wedding' falling for' almost two months. Tile
In searching' B11levrrle chronicles .
I find that weddings are rarely cele- (logs rolled the same as ever, but
boated on any day of the weer: ex- their utmost exertions failed to pro-
cep' Wednesday, 'Wednesday has duce more than a slight cloudiness
been a a popular wedding day from might e.peet, fallen into disrepute,
itl:te first dates of i3luevale's history, but it still has its believers.
until to -day, and the cause of this SIGN OF THE MOON,
popularity comes from the faith in a The (noon bolds a position as al
rhyme handed down from our grand. ' that cannot, ot. unless by!
mothers. prognosticator
• an unbeliever, be gainsaid, The;
"Monday. for health, Tuesday for farmers of this eommunity can tell
wealth, • when they see the new moon the
Wednesday the best day of all, amount of rain that will fall during
Thursday for crosses, Friday for the month it fishers, If it be well on
losses, its back much rain may beexpeeted,,
Saturday no day all." as its position is conducive to hoiding
Bluevttlbs brides consider it a par. water. If the horns are above and
ticularly had omen if the sun does below the rainfall will be scarce, as
not shin on their, wedding day. the moon hi tnat position can hold up
But it might ss well net shine if its no water. This rule is not infallible,
rays do not fall on their unbontieted but depends nluollon the locality. A
heads. I know of one woman who gentleman fro-m,Lnfidon once told me
was married Antler not the tlit►st that the exact o poslte was true in
(boils circumstances. The day1ati'3 .tn�eiglalyorb oil ; the �mtr n, On itis
OS g ;,`Riffsa'a3(etOfium It rt;id
' Motu and dismal � iiia st�� rift
:s ..• . ?.1.,..i
IfALLOWE'Ekl' 'NOTIONS, -
Another superstition more popular
stud more reliable, at Ieast consider-
ed en by the fair of this eommunity,
le as10 o rr11 w t --She a w n io we i s hes to
,tin - d out who her husband Will be
mist at midnight on ITallowe'on
drag her chemise in water and hta.tlg
the fire rte dry. As thrO
of HAIELTO
WINGHAM.
Capita, t1,25Q,000. • Reit, 5725,000
President -3011 5TUART,
Viuo•Presidoltt—A, U. RAMBO'.
DITtr.EE).PrOILS
JOHN PROOTOR, (iso, ItoAon, WR GIBBON, 1', A. T.
WooD, A, 13. Luz (Toronto)..
O shior—J. TURNBULL,
Saviors Bank --.Veers, lO to S; Saturdays, 10
1. Daposits of 51 and upne ds received and tercet
allowed.
apnoia,l »aposrts also received at uurrom
rates of lar .rest,
13rarto o,. Oreat Britain and tho. United State
bought and Hold -
Subsariptioalprioe,$1 per year,it# adva1106•
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Space 11 yr, 1 d trio. 1 3 um. 1 mo k•
One Column 800 00 040 00 $20 00$S es
thin 40 00 60 12 0O ' 0 00
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iu•ertiurt. Me•.surcd by nonpareil scale,
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Advertisements
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nonpareil, 81 for first month, and 60o. for eat%
subsequent month,
'louses and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 5 line.
3(1 for filet month, 00e, per subsequent month
Larger advertisements in p+oportiou,
'these terms will he strictly adhered to
,Special rates for larger advertiseents, or fog
m 101,3(01 periods,
-Advertisements and local notices without spool" 4u directions, will tolnsur.0. till forbid and a1ar�e
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Changs for contract advertisements must be les,
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(bo of tee by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week
II. B. ELLIOTT,
PRorlt RToR AND PDBLisnifir•:
W. CORBOULI), Ae1,NT
E. L. DIQ 1iIN SON, Solicitor.
• 11 E. IHT
BANKER, W INGHAMts
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS-
ACTED.
VANSTC1tE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., '.
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest
interest. No oornulisslon charged. Mortgages, tow
and farm property bought and sold
oirFICE—Beaver Block Wiaotlnm
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, Ste.,
wnt0.,ant, ant.
Money advanced on Farmers and Business mon on ED L. Dlolirl*SOY,
endorsed not and collateral. i
BARRISTER, ETO.
FARMERS SALE NOTES CASHED.I
Moneys remittedby draft to all par of Canada .tnd
the United States.
Notes and accounts collected on reasonable tern's.
Money • 'to Loan on Notes.
Notes ' D seoun.ted
AT REASONABLE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 6ii pot oentwith
privilege of paying at the end of any year. Note
and accounts eonctted.
R OBT. 2dIoEN11 0t2.
Seaver Block %vinubani, Ont
GRAND TR('JNS RAILWAY.
DEPART ARRIVE;
Tpronto and East 6 50 a. m. 2 40 p, m
3 30 p nt 10 25 p til
Palmerston mixed 8 55 +e tri 2 40 p m
Londonancl South 0 53 a rn 11 10 a m
380pm 800pm
Kincardine 11 10 a m 0 50 a m
2 55.p m 3 30 p In
1025pm 1330am
wANTED—An • experienced canvasser o tray e
and appoint agents. 110 canvassing, Salary
Tallersons live longer than short and experses paid. Tut BRADLRV•QARRTtt$oN Co.,
p Limited, Toronto
ones, and those born in the spring
have sounder constitutions than those ANTED—Three Ladies to introduce a house•
born fit any other season. .
YY household work. Splendid returns to com-
\ITCHING PILES.
Some time ago I was completely
i. c r,p•ucitated f or buquos, b y
Itrhing :Piles.. I bought a box
of ('hare's Ointment at Roper'
Drug Storo, and on applying
it vac- rriieverl at once.
have f:ivcn3t to others and
a 1 have been relieved. It
has cured some that had
ur•darow e a" operation.
WM. LEM;
Caledonia, Ont.
CMS
CUTS
BURNS
CHAPS
CHAFES
SCALDS
STINGS
BITES
HIVES
SALT RI-IEUM
AND
have use 1 Dr. C,haao's Oint-
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Death= and iit-has worked a
w. ndertul cure for nee. I 10108
dalight itt recorntnendingitto all,
afnicted.with. those eltiu toriu0nts
,bWllS atoEINSON, Ilatnpton,1411.
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Toronto, Ont,
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ECZEMA
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f
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Having purchased the entire bnsinotts
from Mr. Daniel Showers, I Fant now
prepared to supply the public with
Wood and Iron Pt`ore° and
Lift Pumps, Brass and
Inion Cylinders, Galvaniz-
ed Iron '.wiring, Cisterns,
Water Troughs, Sinks,
Baths, Pipe Pitting, wen
D1 ging•'and everything in cort-
neetion with Water supplies.
Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
and pumping water.
'Deep well pumps a speciality.
Repairing promptly attendee! to.
Parties writing for information or
ordering by mail slloulcl always state
depth of well.
All work guaranteed or no sale.
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Belt 0' iregileartar; Ont.'
For T Anty-sever Wars
DUNI'S
BAKING
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SOLICITOR TO BANE 01' IIA MILTON,. ROItET
LOAN.
Office—Meyer Brunk. 11'in3bam.
iA. G. CAMERON, ,is
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEY:ti CL`it,,,
Oalee—Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew stree}�t '
opposite Colborne hotel.
GODl:lnen, ONTARIO.
JENTISTince—J. S.•JEROWE', 1, D. S.,w'IN
is 3lallufaetut arst•ette sets'
.;„.%, teeth as open as they can he e
ill
the .Dos
ail n
DI
,f Teeth absolutely Witt• out pain, by Marrow '
process, guaranteed verte.tly Sale. -
OFFICE : In the Beaver Bleak, oppos
Brunswick House.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. O., O. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the. Pennsyll-4
Dental College r ii
• OFFIOE---MACDONALD BLOCK.
NovS-1%111 vititflyth every Wedn..'.day.
eJ'0IIN RITCHIE+
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
ONTA>i
K,. DEANS, JR., WLNeriAM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER 10,6 ,"r1E COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Chargi6
Moderate.
7'OFlN CURI fB', WINORAnt, ONT.,
v LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Salus, of Farm Stocic and Farm Implements
specialty. -
All orders lett at the Tlmxs office proiuptly attend+
ed to,' Tortes reasonable.
SOCIETY RMEETINGS..
nCamp Caledonia, No. 43), meet
art
4 . rtrnlei, ,. See 4.'t.—the that and third Wendyin
ew.ry month, in .he Odd Fellows Halt. Visiting
brethren wel0cm• J, Murray, Cilief. D Stew.
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Agents Soil "Klondike Gold :Eiolds"
Like n wh rewind, Experienced canvassers reaping`
the attest harvest of their lives: new beginners
(da„ arcndars, Nearly everybody sn s'Oben. . Ono.
young fellow nn a farm et 812 a month Is making
sir,. A lady typewriter at SJ a week is clearing 511.
A mechanic who had earned 81.00 a dtty la clearing
95 a ny. We want more agents. Canvas?lint out.
lit 2.i ets.. worth 81. Tiil•1 Beam•0ARRErdo
00,, 'Toronto, Limited, c.nt.
gesso Vi0Tont." is booming. Eight thousand
copies sold, Three thousand Cue hundred ordered
from Australia; large quantity gone to ;loath
Ahern ; going like wiid•fire in Canada. Lord Lorne,
`ler Majesty's sondn•InW, tars : " The nest Popular
Life of the Queen I have seen," and thodsaues bn. -
docile the statement. ()ant free to canvass° e ; et(.
elusive territory, Soaks on time. Easy to make
five dollars daily. Settle nialco twine that.
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Roads, Circulars, 4tH,, fro., oxoeuted in the beet
style of the art, at moderate prioee, and on ehorl
uptime. Apply or address
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