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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1879-9-4, Page 6HE TIMES R•UtIOR,. Striking objects---Olooks, A watclt-word--Mrtinspring. No r.leuarter--A. 20-eeat piece. e single instneme-A. batehlor. low to manage a wife-Reraain single. viz KBE THAT NEVER, GOES OUT. [Front the Charlotte Observer.] About three years ago the Oeserver reported the erase of a oltizea of Meek- lenhurgh (Jaunty, N. 0., who having married in 1848, lighted a fire on his le oldest verse ite exiattelee-The hearthstone as soon as he carried hie Jai -verse. bride to his new home. and rind kept it Me who know eays that mixed voice beruiug eversinote The citizen was in town yesterday, and, being goestioued nil produce half so mooh mush) ars Omit the matter, stated that the fire rixed drinks do. was still burning, and that through. ko to the dishonest grocer, consider out all these thirty-six years it had ds his weighs, awl be YE is.° enough to never beau allowed to go out. Ques- quire(' as to whether or not it made the honse uncomfortably hot m torrid whether, he said the extra heat thus generated was not perceptible. In re- ply to another question, he Bald that in summer weather, when it was necee- eery for comfort's sake to keep the fire burning very low, he had to get up fre- (mealy at uight to replenish it slightly, but that he counted this as nothing when be contemplated the idea of that fire going out. He has evidently form- ed for it a strong attaehment, and yet one would not take him for a sentimeu- tad man. Dat this fire is to him a con- stant reminder of the day when he first brought home his bride. Around it his childrea have grown up into manhood and womenhood, ai d their children have gazed lute its light. It was the last light that fell upon the eyes of hie wife; and ha hopes that it will be the last th it will fall upon his. Viewed thus, his sentiment in the matter eau be under stood, and so strong is this sentiment that nidi the old man it Amounts almost to a pasr•ian. SUPERSTITION IN MERRY F G- LAND iVOi(1 him. . pen may be driven, but. the pencil toes best when it is lead. Do you. kuow Rose Wood ? Certainly; she is a sister to May Hogeny. "A. good workman is kuown by his chips,"--aud so is a good poker player. Men whose business drives them to the wall--Bill-posters. When ought mariners to have fruit itt eea ? When they stem the cur- rents. Sunday is a day of rest to the New York police, as they'rest more people on that day than on any other. Sobriety of printers is phenomenal, considering how often they have to "net 111 tile" There is one kind of (tanned goods that goes off quicker than any other --gun- powder. The man who originated the saying, "Hurry is the mark of a week miud," never was chased by a linfirlog. When an honest hen is laying the foun- dation for a family and doing all the hard work, some absurd rooster is ready to do the crowing. The first thing a woman looks after alien she picks out her berth on a steamship is the exact locality of the buoys, Susan A.nthony, the stalwart and no - terrified spinster, boldly declares, if the worst comes to worst, every wo- man can shift for herself. a view to the discovery the thief. ainant Siu is a thiug to be hated as long as you The complsaid that Oliver met her in the street and told her the Bible have strepgth to hate anything. It is been returned downto several houses said that Orlin hated his brother as where suspected persons lived, aud that wheu Mrs. Collier's name was mentioned 'the Brble flod out of their hands.' The Bible was then turned down to see if the sheet was stolen Linriug the clay or night, and as the former was indieated, Mrs. Collier cal- led her 'A daylight thief.' The bench dismissed the ca4e, re- marking that the superstition was 'more like a relic of the past' than a belief of this 'advanced age.' .It i curious to remark how this method of divination, very commonly practiced in the middle ages, has servived almost without mo- dification. The Bible is opened at the beok Ruth, and, balancing the key ou A remarkable gdS0, as showing t he amount of superstition Still prevalent among the lower orders in tlngland, came before the borough magistrates of Ludlow, Shropshire, recently. A we - man named (Jollier was sit tu in on a un- der the local by-laws for nsiug abusive language toward another, named Oliver. The parties, it appeared, were neighbors and a sheet having beeu lust off a pad - en line, the practice of 'turning the key aud the Bible' was resorted to with long as he was Able. A Sunday School boy, on being asked what made the tower of Pisa lean, re- plied, "Because of the famine in the land." A sexton of one of aur churches, on a Sabbath morning, picked np a rose which some yonng lady dropped from her helmet. It was the last rose of some her. A Los Angeles boy has a new idea of the refrain. Being asked in bunday school what the meauiug of "Selah" was, he replied that it was the . toe forefingers of each ham], which ancient for "Wnoa Emma". are formed in the shape of a cross, the We are always told to put oar best verse is repeated, commencing, foot forward. A mule always puts his !Whither thou guest I will go.', Where it turns the guilty party is to be found. best foot backsrard, and puts it strong. Why is it that at the hotel the men EXAMINE YOUR CHIN. who goes is called the waiter, and the A pointed or round chin indicates a man who really does all the wattiug is called the guest. congenial love. A person with emelt a A young gentleman was accuiug an- chin will have n bean ideal, and will not other of Laving a big s month. ,.But be easily satisfied with real mon or wo- the Lord made yours small so as to men. The intended chin indicates a groat desire to be loved ; hunger aud thirst give you plenty of cheek," was the re - Ode of the disagreeable features of be- ing Dear Bighted is that a man is in danger of mitaking his wife fur another woman, and being polite to her. A good looking lady was caught, the other evening, smoking a cigar and gave the rearm, for the act, "that it made it smell as though there WAS a man eround." "Well, yru11 pwn she's got a pretty feet, won't you ?" "Yes grant you that ; bot then it never made half as much of an imoressiou ou we as the old man's " Dutch girls make the best wives. Eine William has been married fifty years, and is not as bald-headed as some Americans who heve been wedded as many months. A little fellow fleshed 30t into the street recently to look at a monkey that ac- eempanied tel organ grinder who was laying it front of an fuljoining Week. .N'ver baying Itemised the "0:igan nf Man," he gezed in wonder and ad. naratinn for a few ramming, and then ruilied into the house hornet bis grand- mother, to whom he neldressed this en- quiry ; "Grandmother. who made monkey.; ? "God, mybey." replied the old lade in her cendid Wey. Well," said tho exci(nble gralidson in rejoin- a-, eV! bet God lea- lied when he got ae 'grit monkey d •ue 1" fur affection. ben large in woman, she may overstep the bond of etiquette and make love to the °tie that pleases her. A narrow, sgnare Orin indicates a de. sire to lose, and IS more common among women. The broad, spare chit) indicates ardent love, combined with great eleadfastuess and permanence of af- fection. The retreating chin i" indicative of the want of attachineut, but little ar- dor in love. Tile chin. iu its length and breadth, inchoate', self-will, resolutiuu, decision, eto. Carnivorous animals have the tip- per jaw projecting. while thus° of the graminivorous have the lower jaw pro- jecting. Io man with a projecting jaw will be found large destrtic ivenese aml love of animal feed; when the lower jaw pro- jects, then tin lava fur vegetable food. I Be 1TNSMA, DIZTIST, Extend to every one a kindly salute, tion Yield not, to diseouregement 1 2 ,Klon4ly for the right 1 Ad :ameess is certain peeeerepereiesseeareeemeeereeeereeraaeoeogeraerame GOOD ADVICE ME0104* eorge Francis Train reooutly gave silo following Advice to some college young mow - "Yon want some good advice. It has ruined many a, men, but my not harm you, bowie you will uot follow it. Rise eatly; be abetemione; be frugal; atteua to your own uneauess, and never trust it to anether; be not afraid to work, andeliligently, too, with your owe hands; treat every one with oivility and Aspect; goad timelier's iii. euro success, acoomplish what you ma dertake; decide,thenpersevere; diligence and iudn8try °Yemenite all dillioulties; never be mean -rather give than tithe the odd shilling; never postpone till the morrow what can bo done to day ; uever anticipate wealth from any seem bat labor ; honesty is not only the best. icy, bat the only policy; commence at the first round and keep climbing ; make your word as good as your bond ; seek knowledge to plan, enterprise to excrete, honesty to govern all ; never trade beyond your stuck ; sobriety above all things ; look is a word that does not apply to a suocessfal man ; not to much oantion-slow but sure is the thing ; the hiehest monuments are built piece by piece ; step by step we mount the pyramids ; be bold -be ras- e]o t e when the cluuds gather ; self-con- fidence, self-relianoe is your capital; your col/science your best monitor ; uever be over sanguine ; brit don't nu - aerate your owu abilities ; don't be dis- couraged ; oinety-niue may say no, the hundredth, yes ; take off your coat, roll up your eleeve, don't be afraid of mauual labor ; America is large en- ough for all ; strike out for the west ; the sea ;Imre cities are to crowded ; the best letter of introduction is yonr own euergy ; lean 011 yourself when you , wale ; keep good company, the Span- iards say, if you lie down with dogs, you will get up with fleas ; keep out of politics, unless you are sure to win, you are never sure to wiu, so keep out. 1•401•111.111•11.....1.......1.011.M.S.1111•C•01010 AN ELEPHANT IN COURT. We have frequently seen animals in court, netaphorioally, but it was re- served for the of Tharmen agaiust Ber- tram, before Barron Pollock, to bring an animal literally into court, and an elephant at that. The notion was brought by a young lady to recover damages for personal injeries, received through the alleged negligence to the dafendent's eery trite. She had gone iu wagouette to tIie Alexaudra Palace, where the Nubian encampment, with earnels, elephants, eto., was then at - rating °rends ; and at the conclusion of the perfOrmanoe rt °Attain gnadru- pededo sit a large elephant, Caine out with his keeper, and frightened the Ordain pony. The puny bolted, and the plaintiff was thrown out of the wagouette, and fractured her collar bone. On the trial the deferdant's counsel made profert of the animal and he came into coin t, with belle on his head, without i1Jury to anyoue, but manifeet benefit to his eide of the case, for au "arrangement" was immediately had. Tho ju.lge observed in the hip. piest 111aPnar that "the elephant had ennie to rifler his apology in person ;'' whereupon there was a langhter among the bar, as there always is in England ret any attempt at a judicial joke whieh in this conutry would make lawyers look funeral. •••.••••••••••0•••••••••••••11111.••••••••••••01••••••••••11, _Mr. William Russell, of Gleegow, WI') took an active part in the free trade agitation with Bir. Bright, now writes to him as followt. :-"I intersoonalrhenlunia:golgitling properties are ltnown frankly relinit--aud I make the milli - eiou with the most poip t feelings ItIgt,8140e101b141.1egs,byl breasts, old wounds rub b OfiTdag,(1,1,;. sag ofrogret-that after experien e of eireeftelle• 1:10110.11INS()N, Mein bor of the College of Physieittne and Surgeons of Ontario, ,tie, 0o Oillee next; dour tu1.. coatings. 111i21 Stnot, 1zo8ur7 . - • it. LE YNI):\111..N.-001t0.111.1t Fait the (lousty oiF1r,i. omeootoRtclov. to 31 ri. Carling's store, Exeter, , JJW. 11.110WNING M. 1)., 0. M. s r. 5, Graduate VictoriaUnivorsity•Ottioo mid tan hie two, Dou. nioaLaboratot y, Exeter. leel 0. MOORE'. M. D. 0. *M. .1.. LI. tired:nate of Ale 001 ihtiversi by, Montreal °awe mum resilience, Exe ter, Ont. Oillee 1 ours 81) 10 L. 111 and 7 to 10 e. m -- Do. J. A, ROLLINS, M. C. P. 0, ye:aerie se oreattou, Oub. Ohloo hours rum 0 to 10 a. In.; il to 5 p. m. S. -1 LUTZ, M. 1).., J. oftleu ret his residence, Exeter. - np,. IRVING, GRADUATE UNI- X., VPIltS/TY Trinity College Al 01 .. 1.0r0o 1 Lege Puveiciaile and stir:Nom On,,., 011100 Eirktou. LEGAL R. II. CADDY, BARRISTER & ATTORNEY At Law, Solicitor, ttni. Ofilee, Panaca's Block Exeter. I 1 A MING HARDING, & WIl ITE A Barieters, Attorneys, Selieitors , Com- eioners,B. 11„ (Co. 4 110 11 1C1 61-Myr:vox% BLoom, Water treet, Miry's. bus 1 .EIARDINO,E . W.13 ADDING. 11.A.L.WEITE , St NA r PloDIARMID, B.A., V . a t 11 RISTER,NOTARY, CONVEYANCER elte•, LUCAN,ONT. HOTELS. i NENTRAL HOTEL, CREDITON . ..) -Wm. Baker proprietor. This Hotel has teen newly furnished and fitted up in first-class ityle. Large and convenient Show Booms for .lommereial Travellers; best of liquor; and cigars Mlle Bur. Attentive Heaters always on hand. U 51 -Cm. WILL IAN BAKER, , - it 'PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL .11.- OLIN VON. G. SWanTS having purchased die above hotel, *111(1 1)66041 it throughout, now of Ars lint -class accommodation to travelers, Good hitter and cigars at the bar. Good stabling en (ttentive hostler on hand. Every attention paid a) guests. -• QA.TAIIRH ! CATARRH 1! USE The groat Tierra Nevada Smoking Compound, ale only po sitive ()twofer Catarrh yet discovered Pon sumo Mr C. tIITZ'S CENTRAL MG STOW. V L, SMITH, General .Igent,Aricona,ont, ly -5.S. 0,111/4t•..b --,•-• 41.tg - 0 .t..* . S. . ,.. tt" .7-j.. . t -o 1 'i -.•:, 4.,vs, ...-..._ :., ( • .5. • t. • . ..., ,,. , u . - 4 - v1/4.06 ...4 .,;,.:i:z.., c „a Tf,,,,, 1:11 46401,-51 7Wro-411 /, , , ; l•li• A -.IL, v • _ .4.4.x.i.:7•-fig ,-- 31 I 1 am00g3t 5(11110E18 Kidneys, vigor to are ono. teinecly -whatever Tiley intl. 11 gonei al This groat household nedicine ranks he leadingnecessaries of life. These 'ills purify the Utoon, and act most powerfully et soetiongly on tee Liver, Sto.nitch, ,nd. B owels, givin; tame, energy, and hese erolt la tin sprin., , of liferimy dently rocoempabled a•.; a, never fo. thug onll cases whore ten etueditotion,from 5.1(80, 1100 Imeocut fol./air:id 1(0 wonAteued. ro wonderfully efficacious in ell ailment% email 6,) fealties of ail ma; .1(1.) ((0 'madly median% are unsurpassed. N't '0,4 f 'I' • ' 1 Eil OM" U ,,,,A••• • 'e-,41 . • ,. hoe raereemete e ietveettiir9,e7ncillt,throiA,(0131:Taltris:Couglis thirty-three years same the rre Laws Voi,?ou,°,..trlitri Meesses, P os; i'si.aats. were repealed, my exueetations have ovury kindtoftiSkiimIhsease., 16 115.44 nov01..13.0,11 not been remised. Our comtnercial kt 1 . 'Pt e 'ills 11.01. UllittnOtit aro 10„n„ u not tite. only a and agricultural interests aro now 11) an almost prostrate condition. Ger- And art5)33sTrolyn) LONDON, throughout the eivilimaed Itrv3o'iritZ4 wioli (ill1rectit;i7tless many, France, Italy, Spain, BeIgura. Alta America, have raised their import 1 GYerYl"g"'"' duties almost iu some articles to pre- bibition,rbrid our own colonies have put on protective duties aeninst the mare - features of theMother Cornitry. This communication is written in a frenk and unreserved spirit. 1 ask light"froin one 04 whom, as an apostle of free trade, I have ',laced the most nunlicit faith." Mr. Bright write,4 a somewhat rudelettet in reply, in which lie declares that free trade will yet ootne out all 1•ig I . 11R. ABBOTT fa D. S.,111.B.C.D,S Graduate of Royal Cell me of • DENTAL SURGEONS. Milne ve;t O'Neil bunk, mud opposite SautWell Pickards. i Liceii:.i ate of Ithe Dental College ' of t m toxic), may be 00215(41641 4(0)' -_-,..,7f. ....,.. I )(il OY): i (fig!! lc* et -I; rer the Poet Office, Exeter,Out .trle Blitrks of these medicines aro reels. .ered at Ottawa. Hence, anyone in the Brit- ish PottkonsiOnS'who inay keep tate American 0.en forfeits for sale, will he pros °Maud. !.."Purchissere should look to the Label on the Pets 01111 ;loxes. 55 6)10 address is net 53.3, Oxford Street Le..don, they areSpurlous. _ ''.Y.: • ,.-.k. N-R•Lea,1 r, .,4:131.$ \-\ N,•,:L• ••• kt."(-,, i ' i';tc 'A'`..)•''' '` '':..) Pia.-- VIA. d Pacific Railway TenclerE TENOCHS for tho construebion of about 04113 hundred miles of Railway West of Burl Barer, in the Province of Manitoba, will be received by the undersigned until noon on Friday, 1st August next, The Railway will commence at 'Winnipeg, and run North-westerly to comma wibb tile mai11 lino in the neighborhood of the 4th base line, and thence Westerly, between Prairie la Portage and Lake Mani tolot. Tenders must bo on the printed flrius, which, With all otherinfortnn bleu, may he hal at the Pa- cific Railway lilbghwer's 011ie,ln Ottawa and Winnipeg. F. BIZ SUN. Secretary, Department of Railways and Canals, } Orraw.3.10611 Juno.1810. • SE.PTEmam, 4, 1870, 43, El Xi 0 V" 1 RAU would remind his numerous ()anteaters that he bee removed. to tho shop formerly oueudiod by Mr.' Bead, where be will be found over mutt, to attu al to ail landlicae 40 the Lore -ease-Jett awe. 0, RAU, Orediton. uttgAT (.141.1n OV HUMAN. 'ALL - j_ latY, jr115b P1113115110(1, 111 5. sealed Envelope Pro* six cents, lecture on the, Nature, Treatro ent and Until - 001 cure 05 501(11(15.1 Mean° e, or Site v. uterine'', induced by Solt -Abuse, Involuntary Etnissiens, Impotency, Nervous Debility,. ma Inuuslintents to marriage generally • Consumption Epialeiy„ one, Fits ; Alenstil aud IneitPacity, ,t.).-;- 111: ROBERT J. 0 OLVEIWELL, author of the "Green Book," 4. The 10011a con owned author lo this admirable Lecture, emu rly proves from his own experience that the awful consequences of Salhlbuse may be effectually removed without medlei11e,110.1 wilt • out clangorous surgical Operations, be s t u - moats, rings, or curdi els ; 0144. 43. 1120(10 Of euro at ouoo certain and effectuul, by which every stiffener, no matter what bit; condition nuty be may env, himself olteapiv,priVately audratitually. 3-7--4Thie 1,0c ture wilt prove 0 Won to thousands and thousands, Sent, undurseal, in a :plain envelope, to any ad- dress, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps. ‘iticire el THE 017LWRia, MEDICAL CO. 41 Aim et, New York. P. O. T3 x dna° HEN-SALL, PORK PACKING HOUSE Having commenced business for the Fall andWinte rT rade e aro prepared to.,purohase any quantity of Pork, subject to the following regulations: W'e 'will take off two pounds per htmared if try, and three pound if soft. Shoulder stuck, wenty-five cents. If any of the bung gut is loft in, 26 cents extra will be deducted. o per will be bought at an price it warm, S A. TT SCr Er c'e.3 -AND-- - Pork Cuttings on hand at reasonable rates. e want all Hogs Cutting Bright through roast to head, and .EItuns opened out to tail. G c4z; J. PETTY. 6 84 , (Successors 50 .11. PIERCE, at. .D.) Du. R. V. PIERCE. baying acquired a world -whin reputation in the treatment of Chronic Diseases. resulting in a professional business far exceeding leis Individual ability to conduct, 8011)0 years ago Muted several medical gentlemen to associate Buie - saves with hint as the Vacuity or the World'S Dis- pensary, the Consulting Department or whiph has since lama merged With the INVALIDS, HOTEL. The organization has been cotnpleted and income - rated owlet the name and style of World'. /Emma. nar' IicdkaI Assioeintion, with the following officers: Don. 11. V. Pritark, Pres. 1. 1). Iquitos:, r. Prea .1330. 13. Pitmen, Sec. 1,E801111 1 1. S3L1T12, TrettS. NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS or end- nellne and skill have been Outwit:as the Fitenity. CHRONIC DISEASES orall forms 00(110 10311)111 the provioeo n r 1,11r several specialties. LUNG DISEASES. -This division .5 )10110(108 is ✓ ery ably managed by a gentleman of mature judg- Ine1.1 mai skill. Eronellial, Timm t. and Lttng Dis- ease', treated with 1110 most suppessrul results. DISEASES 010 WOMEN.-Espeelitily 11.1.1' 000 ntelli- 114:, of :Ai fierlor order Mr the cure of all those elireo le disc.:toes pc -rialto, to roinales. 11100002.:14P1SLASES.-1.'arulvsi:., Nervous Debit- lty, Eptlepoy (1•1to Chorea 161.Vititors Diatom, Neu- ralgia,. caul other nervous atteetlons, receive the nitwit atti of on export 111 1111s sfil.t.1:110e, NOT NECESSA v `PO SEE PATIENT41.-13y 131(0 original tvoteiti Of10e can treat many chronic 1110411.14118 (18 blleceslu'113' 901ll11/11t 901111 5. persoual em 'outlet ion. let o.• part hollers occe -People's Common Stowe Aleclical Adviser', (IMO panes, seat ocist.))ald an• $1.1a1 or ...1:10alids' and Tourists' Guido (MO page, to oents SURGICAL CASES-Antong tita operation% which w e oh. called upon moot 51211111l0111)10petfortn, aro flutoe Mt. Nasal Polypus, Harelip, Tumors, Flotilla fit AWN PUN,. 1101(11(1 Wu arm, 1 lycirocelo (I Wopsy or the Scrotum), Vorleovele, orlon iced Cterino Tumors, Calculi (Stone In the Bladder!, Strieture, etc., Ma.. We IOW/ 1/11111. ouceessruily, by 11 now 11et1W cal without surgical operation, Cancers, Club -feet. Spinal Curvature. and other deformities, tkiet.pata- phlet entitled, "Motion as tt Cutathe . surd (1(1 t'uCeipt 01.1,71I1,01PtRircsi)laionaIty 111.11)11 Iktbottstita, IturPALe, N. Y. ne on Intlnense, practico at th.• ivetbra eery alid lvi Invas llot .1, having treated I only (two - sand .r those Movoses peculiar in woinan, L Intro been enabled to ji 011,‘1 a 11.11s0 placnt and 1A,41- tiVe reno,ly tbr Mese 7 Ise:toes. To clusl‘nate this natural specific, I have named It r, Pierce s Favorite Prescription The trrnl, however, is but n neble exore;teion ;my high appreciation Of It vatua, besot" upon per- sonal oh, oval ion. hare. W111111 witnessing it, posi- tive reoults in the sperial okenses incident In the (w)1elike' et' wonetn, singled it ent ns the ellnutx or trowninG sem or my medien1 pareet, fin its n% 14. p os 1, s a re, alai lielr.:•1(111-11114:1•11.1elalt ef ,Iltas$, 111.1 411141 114111(111, It nil (381,1 and under ail dream:notices, actki,.11;.14:71,1111:1; to stake toy reparation as a physloitin 1 anti so confident am 1 that It velli not (11.8 mama the most sanguine ex. pc.etatlotio 07 (4 11traild lady who uses 11 for any of the aliments far tvl leh I reroctitnewl It. that I offer and sell 11 11111131 A POSITIS'E ClUARANTP.E. (For conditiono. see pamphlet wrapping bottit.) rallawlng are among those ersomes -f.411011 my Favorite Prese1-101m hus worked cures, as if ly magic, an.* 10111) 11 certainty never Inolbro attn nful by any madicinel Leiteorrinea, Excessive Mowing, Pa le oil 'Amin,. Periods, Suppressions when hotni unnatural onuses, lerogularities, hack, re,- levee, or loaning of 1118 'Uterus. Antovarsion awl lietrover,len, Iienring.doWn Sensations, internal I lent, Xenn'. Deproosion, Debility, Despondency, Threntenwl Illocarrlage, Chronic.. Congestion, In. Mummy le n and -Ulceration of tiwiltertw, Impotency. Barrenness or Sterility, and 141(1,1104 Weakness. L do not exert; this meclicloo /1$1 /1 '1111t 38 F1111111r3,1)31. fulfills 45 stufzIentmu or patmome4 being a most perfect speellie in ail chronic disease% el 131,1 sexual ystem weautn, it win nnt, nor will 11 ,31, ha t•m, tiny state or ernalltion. Timm, who 111.s1t11 ru VI her canna:at on to these sub. leas 01111 °main It In tree Name's coNeree SENSE AnVIMPL or over Se) pages. %mit. pest -paid, (o, reeelpt of $1,14. 11 tr1,al5 minutely of Most filoutts% poen!! ir 1,0 V(1111111Vb, 711111 5IV111 much Intuatile advice la regard to the Management of ,A;.nyo.rItts efeNerIpLInn %old br nraticiata. 1j.t lirivrtlilei:L'hilt,;113);ilfialirtlAr:i".V. "1" 1)14"--.4 41.