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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-07-09, Page 8• • --,,,,,,,..• 4-,....".-1...,--',.,..,,.."^ T • . One ofBritlerde1Trioks., ---- 1 . .. . A 11W story of GemB.utler's ehrewd- ness eornes to us in a ; roundabeut way —from MassachnsettS,1 via . Was ing- ton. . The lArecters of, a Boston ank, • had juatifiable ieasoib uspect lieu cashier of appropriating thpBank hinds. . T pr cashier -confessed -to Butler that he had taken 450,000, arid proposed to acknowledge it to the Directors a, d let i his bondsmen pay. Putler adv ised• Mei to atteied the meeting of the Dir- ectors, deny that there - was anything wrong, surrender the keys if the dered it, and, go home. i The cashi so. - The Directors exaMiued the in the vaults,and found a defieiei $50.000. They sen ' '-w-ho waited. upon the ler. The Direeters's wish to make a• scan& putation of the young ., bondsmen would Mak no further _proceeding Gen. Butler cooly r must be some 'nista surretidered the Ban qairecl by his bond, defict, it must have Directors had , took would assure *em th take possession of t contents and come u also. If they Would a • resignation and give tificate of good char Or- r oid cash cy of for thec hier, with Gen: But - ,i4 they . di not. ,iand raiiet e re - man, ancl ifekis - 'good the (11 feCt, 1 would be had, pied that . here el, his client had And ft -10s, as re - 1 f their1Was any 1ecc.ured after the. 1possession.r He t they o�uIl not el Bank and its On the bondsmen 1 cept the.eaehier's- iM the nsnal cei- eter. , ;they.void • call it uare and let he matter drop The DiTectorseriow began to see • the dilemma in which they: were plaeed and sent for a .lawyer, ,only to find that they had made a false step ; that they.j., had no proper evidence Of the amount of cash in Lthe Bank !when surrendered by-• he cashier, and that iit taking poss.'s- sion theylpid lost their only remedy. As it would not do to let the StObkhel- • ders know they had been ever-reachel, they hact to go towork and make up the loss out of their oven pockets. 1 , 44 THE SAFORTH EXPOSITOR • Tappireg the ire. — The liability of the t legraph to- be disa:bled is one of the di ficulties to ue contended with. It is " ot always pos- sible to guard efficiently long lb es of wire ; and thby are eorn to the attaCks of such b Morgan, Stua,rteand oth al and Confederate, arl- way to the rear of the 4dvanced tele- graph -posts •and interrupted the coin Pattnication. A favourite plan of the raiders was to tap" tire wire, and ex- tract from Wall' the informotion -with which .it was charged. This is easily done when temporary pasSession is 01; tained of one poirit on the line, by the application of a sin ill poclzet instru- ment. An amusing incident ofthis description is relatedus h avil g occurred during Morgan's raid into Kentuckyin •the summer of 1863. The wire was tapped between Nashville and Louis - and the inipro_mptu telegraphist •received various messages &mil the Fed- eral officers in command of those posts. Morgan, persenating the Federal offi- cers, ordered and counterordered the various detachments as it suited his pi ir- pose., "He received," says goionel Fletcher, to whom we ere indebted for this- anecdote, " many warnings of his .presence in the country and mos- etimes exposed pld raiders as rs, ooth Feder - o made there • A Volcano at Sea. ' A recent despatch! from San .-irttn- , cisco gave a brief account of a velcanie eruption tke Pacific Ocean, whieli was witnessed recently by Capt. Nick- erson, of the ship -National Eagle,' on the passage from -Rbng Kong. The followine•es the captain's report of the oenpt 7 sages net only complimentary relative to himself ; whilst he was often oblig- ed to have _recourse to stretagems, to re- cover seine clue, his igeoranceof whic13 would ,have betrayed the trick. Thus wishing to ascertain the station frorie which a pal -tie -tiler message bad' been despatched, without exciting srtspieie$, lie telegraphed to this effeet :—‘1 A geri- tleman in the atlice bets me two cigars that you cannot spell the name of yolk station comedy.' Answk. : 'T4e 4e, the bet. Lebanon Junction. Is tit's not right? How did he think 1 would would ,spell it? 'He gtves'it up. He thought you would put two b's in Le- banon.' Answer: Ha! hal he is•a green one.'• And then folowed enqui- ries respecting it, train, full of solclieiS, -which had already fallen into Morgarits clutches. • Frequently, after - seeious work, and after'all the information ne- cessary bad been acquired, some irri-. Wing message would be sent through the wires to the unfortunate offit er, who, the victim of the stratagem, • has been ebnrinunicating feeely the secrets. of the army to the enemies' general. Thus, Morgan telegraphs his farewell to a Federal general, who unWitting- ly had betrayed to him the disaoeiti- on of his forces : Good. morning, jerry. The telegraph is a great in-• stitu lion. You should deetro v , it, as it keeps you too well posted.. My friend has all the despatches since the ,12th of July , on file, do you wish for copies?'" A nd then, :probably, when the miechief has been done, the wire was cut. . Howe er, tapping the wire may be defeated by the simple count- er -stratagem of inearia,1,1y telegraph- ing in cipher. And in any case the verdict will probably' be that pronoun- ced by Morgan -above, although in a different seese, that the telegraph, in its -application to niia tary perposes, Lithet.-igh. not .y t, perhaps fully de ee,oped, is a great inetitution,•_ the vaine of which will probably be reeog-• nized in the next campaign, if it is not alrea,dy pereeived.--Perraill Magazine. occurrence:— . •: On May 6; when; 17 days oat, with moderate north wind and fine weather, at 1.30 a. m., made Smith's Island, one of the islands South- of jeddo Gulf, iu lattitude 38..18, longitude 139.59 east, • made the island and. sWw a large column of smoke riiing out ofthe Waterhalf a point not of Sriaith's island. - On 'ap- proaching, found it eo :be a.volcanie er- uption, and an _island just thrown up by the volcanic action o the water, 'with a pile Of rooks fifty fee high wad reefs ex- tending to the ii0ith-east and noetlh=west. • for a .quirater of a mile, and a break . of muddy water Surrouading. Theasland bears north by east ii.a.lf east,1 from ' Smith's island.- sWe pasScd• about • t( midway between the: two islet, e, and wheu '' a,bout niidway between them • could hear a terrible' teering noise ant see a col Maui of sm oke, and steam .spo et one thousand feel high. To all appear- ances the rooks must have, heen very , hot, toe when tire surf relied upon them they would send up vast columns oi steam. I cpu.d also See the smoke and steam rising•from the reef on thel north Land north east side, at least a quarter oi a Ofile from the reef. If it had nOt been se near Smith's Islandej Would have seat a boat and soupdea round ilt. But the position of..,Sraritth.'s .islaod on the 'chart is Corms'. . 'Of: -r-; position_ at noon that. day was latitu.-el 31.29 north, long- tiude -110.12 east. ' A Rotte 'Spot. , . Air extraordinary plienorneon is re- ported from Peru. BY • volcanie actioii • in the receneearthcOake a fisSa e has been opened in the dry bed of w fnrnei river, froth which i sues fcetid witeer; so pestilential in,its animals •except -. m brought in the neie. hey() dropped th;ev• p tvielve miles from -1-, -whole country 18 ithicl ly . strewn I 'whereupon Mre AndreW,s, n .ti ing [ime e; `i , wit]) elle eareaseese 9f mules, aid the.e ' came np and inquired wat Was the buzzards might revl.in theirui1dlieg! matter. The victim of misplaced con - repast if they; too, did not expire iu thellidence replied :- " Masther ,Andrews, 1 . rnephtic atileasphere.1 Rifle wh.'.skev,1b-ever Comes to see You -l' mats 'Pef°1'e• 1 that kills at eighty_ yards, is nothing in.11 Seed dis hog going around so fast, 1. comparison with° this natural poisiontakes mein vifiger to him like chs, and The upas tree diWinciles in its desolating , —mein Gotttt" in ex pl. • ini ti g his- first effects—What the aees are teat are mishap the Gel m a n touch ed the saw with 1 . destructive to; the i ferior animiLls, yet his left fore -finger, and. that flew off work 0 injury to an, it woilid Le Turning to And res'..s in 'almost breath 1.1 worth . the while cf °me spientc Men less ex cite.th en t, the nlan exclaimed, - Miether Andrews, I never eOttles to toinquire. The Pe -uvian Government see your mills pefore ; I see him ; I has ordered a card* 1- in-v-estiga ion. of the phenomenanever comes to see hiss agalnl." And . wrapping thatfir.ger iri his handker- 'chief, he st9rted ft:r_a doctor's office. FOR DYE STUFFS, ROLLS' CAN'T BE , BEATEN, Either in Price or Qatity. . LAMPS, • CHIMN1ES, CHANDA.LIERS, BURNERS, • . • WIUKS, and. COA 11 OIL, Go . tb ROLLS', Opposite Foste6 Hotel, Seaforth. N.B.---Prescriptions carefnlly pre pared. •• Seaforth,June 10th, 1869. 79. TAILORS! TAILORS ! ! A RARE CHANCE. T11E undersigned offess to rent the back shop of a tailoring and clothing establish - meet in the thriving village of Ainleyville, where there is a business ample for five or six hands. Ap; ay to S. SMA LE. Merchant Tailor,. • Dingle P. 0. • 4inleyville June 25 1869. 81-tf. Pursuit of' Knowledge in a Say/ - Mill. • The FloydCounty(Iowa) Nazette says: Last Mond•ty, Genuan celled at Good - due, Awl rewe & Co.'s saw -mill, to gaze 111 woneer at the various- aud complistet: ed maehinery: Among othsr things that 1IE SaW, was a snake] eireular-saw, iseeing faSter than he ever saw before. Its -'re pia] in 0 tiOu faecilleted Inul ; he reaehed out his right index -hugerto- werds its ill-defined periptery, (f r the cireumferance of the -saw in swift mo- tion looks to be at the bar of the teeth xhalations hatii and net at their points) when to his si fall deaL when - sorpL•ise; the end of his finger .diSap- ee-eheee. tames peered in an 'inst :a, and rolled to the ata dist tnce or, other side of the saw . The man tied e1fAal spring. Th up the sturrip s ite his hapdkerchief ; 1869. • A servant, newly eugaged,.pr sented to hie mater, One theling, a pair ol boots, the leg of on 'Alf-hit:1i wasniucL longer than, the oth " HOWcynts it t at theec boots ert not of the eane 'le lid T' "1 realt adn t knew-, ; bin" 'W hat bothereI, • • m aft is..th at ths 'pair Close n •etail 1,4jj et..e wade flee" • - A Yankee' who has arri-ved in San Francisco, yin the Pacific Railroad, writes home that the distance between hat ity mai .Beeten is equal to 211 raine of euchre 176 diietke and 117 0 cigar. 1869. SP.R11..1%-q PORTATEOFIS KIDD 'et PAULO ARE .NOW prep to SIIOW the Contents of 40 Paeliages OF, MANTLES A1ILLINERY, BOOTS '$c SHOE - &c., &c., which will be sold at the Smallest Profits . • Always on Hand A Choice Stock of Family Croce:ries. • frz 0 6.59 'LIZ' taforthtml oitor AND EDSON ADVERTIST2t„ of the largest papers published in the (Jaunty, • 15 PRINTED AND' PUBL9HBD EVER V FRIDAY MO HIM. ROSS & )LUXTON EDITORS AND PUBLIS. MALY- STREET, SE FOET„11: , TERMS.—$1.50 per 'annuls_ If not so paid, $2.00 will charged. in advance. 'Variably -be RATES OF ADVERTISING. NEAR.T.,Y AGREEME The following rates will be e chants and 6therS who adverti end in no case will exceptions 3ne column for twelve month "• for six Months, • for three months llalf-eolumun for twelve mont " for six months, , for three months, Qivarter of a column for twelars for. sfx monthe, • for three months, For each line over ten, first i Flitch subsequent insertion., '•The number of lines to be r pace oecupied, measured by Brevier. Advertisements wilhout sp • will be pablished tffl forbid, eordinglv. • GEO. -V IDD & McMULION. Seaforth, 111ay 7th, 1S69. • GRASSE s. arged to mer- elayathe: eyear, ernd - $60 00 - 3500' - 29 00 - - 2'.0 00 3.1E:2:0000, months, 20. 00 •• : 41) (0) ertrn,00 _ E -0 0.6t eltoned by the • scale of solid cific directions d charged ae- Propr1ietor. ANOTHER WONDERF • CONSUMPTION IN ANADA. __— ESTABLISHED 1867, THE MONTREAL -TEA COMPANYI 6, Hospital Street, Montrzel, The continued success of this Company ea only attributable to the qualf.ty and purity of their Tease Over a kandred tlaresand boxes of Tea have been sent to different parts of the Dominion, and upwards -of a, lioTairiesylainovuderrresyir.etsihmt,nials ean be shown, laeariltk.g testimony to the qtitality and purity- of the in Tea, A great saving, can be ellacted for four or five 5Ib. catties, which veil! be sent carriage free to any Ilailway etleiien and upwards. Every preel; age vearranatti ?or satisfaction. Club together and seaia chasing direct from us, ti «.s of 5 atei Pat's the Dominion, The money Can be. collected ground steam Roasted Coffee, in 5 and 10Ibtins and upward', the ilavour of which is really eelite-0e and tea ry pack, wee warranted, 201bs. 'it :a ard 5 Or ft lb. freoeffe.oe,ls,eeirtltLtod itityteta rtrimi age: d a SiBliyLivAi le6 KttliaeliecEniAtya.—:t llrg. 1 lel). .P4ei.ifit. ,Beoken Leaf, strong Tea, 45c., 50c.; Fine Flavored New Season do. 55e., 6lic. and 65e, : Very Best Full Flavortcl do. '75c.; Sound Oelong. 45c.; Rich:Flavored do, 60c. ; Very Pine AO. do. 75e.; japan, Good, 5:1c., 5c, Fine 60c, Very Fine 65c., Finest 7i;e. • GE4 TEA. Twice -key 50c., 55.; 65c ; Young _Elysian 5c., Utica 6::.; Tac. ; Very in 85c., Seperfine and .V•ciT ChOiee $1 ; F1110 GUITOWdel" 6:je, ; Extra auperfore do. -$1. COF_1'° 1, 2f)c ; aN.;o. 2, !...5c.; No. .1, 20e.; No. 4, 15e, per Nothing less thana Catt:e sold by this company. Msisans YOuNt* & UJIA B1RLIN,—S rs, I. feel itea, duty I owe to you, well as to the pnbhc to inform you of thc est wonderful mire Of Consumption, accon Aislied in my person,by thearSe of the G at elhoshonees alemedy and PilIs. 1 cough -NI a great -deal . day and night, expectoratinga great quanti- ty of matter, and. had .a grea pain about my left; tang,. I haal geld cbifle very day, and tievere night sweats every nig it, and between the racking cough and. great -Iv-eating, 1 was almost deprived of sleep ; b these -miseries -well as the less. of -appet te, I was so'le- d:need that could: hardly 1 -and alone. • was .undere the care of a fhysician for a length • -of • ..thne, and find: ng no relief, I tried different - reecipe.s, but_ 11 without any' 'good effect. Squire :Patera- a of liath„! re- commended Meeto use the C eat Shesheatees Ttamedy. ; 1 'prodUred three nittlere duce, with the Pills, so soon as I c nmarent ed. usino it I 1)Citto get better.- and ellen I had fine jelled this_ complement, the co gin expeetora- Tien of matter; pain about he lung, is, • eweatine, &c.,- lift me ; and ity continuing its use 1 became strong and. hialthy. It is now over two months- since j quit:the ; erne- dy, and. there have beeni0 ipuptonle.of the disease returning, .ard' I have been, and an now, healthier and better tl Ian thave been for years. 1 ti it you v. 1 nake this known- ' the public, that they in lite aware of the peculiar viral:es of this tralt olidaful In- dian Remedy. • Desires to inform his old customerS and the pueiic generally, that he has re- built Shops on the • OLD PREMISES On a more e Aensive scale than ever, and is consegir.-.(nely prepared- to execute all . orders tor everything in the way of LUMBER & DEMOORAt WAGGONS, 3E3T.TCIGI-IS; 4$z0.. None but the best material used., and first- class workmen employed. s BLACKSMITHIN G In all its brainches, attended to in a satis- factory manner. twit FIRST-CLASS HORSE-SHCERAD Employed specially for this branch of the business. • • WM. GRASSIE. - k .-013Tew Good Village Lots for sale, bf which has a Dwelling lionse and other improvements thereon. Seatorth, May 21A. 76-3m POOR COPY PETER C. V. MILLER. Ernestown, County of 'Lona and Addington, Ontario. To all to -whom it may con certify that I have been mitt above ineirtioned a:entleintu. Eeq., for many y known inul alwaa s to hoof est reepectability and a ee ert di table person, and I am ean saf,iy voueh-fer the trill a. any othir stab:mint made REV. W. F. 44-ly Bettor hf e.—This is to 'lite(' with the Peter- C. V. ars, and have the very high- ry candid and -on ildent that of the abovo, by him. ath, Ontario. itigents ,ted A 0.'ENT,3 *anted to cam ss every Town j.,, ship in the County of 1 uron, for ROBERTS'. PA ENT HORSE HAY.L FORK Price,- $6 O. Liberal Commission A' lowed. Township Rights for = llaving secured the exchas ve right for the County of Hinam for the above invention, any pereon or persons inakiu or vending the same will be prosecuted acc ding to law. • JAMES J. itVIS, Seaforth, &worth, April 2, 1869. 69-3m. IMPROVE FARM FOR IHE subscriher offers fo •I consisting of 100 acres class quality, ;being lot IN" Hibbert, county of 'Perth, and in a good state of culti an excellent frame barn, dwelling upon th'6 prenaises.1 of: water. About 7 miles fret ket. Price and terms fibers. GEORG Cro Or, J. 8. PORTER, Seaforth. N. 13. --.Dia:/ae Globe will pleane pUblish. twice a week for two weeks nnd send account to this °face. 1 ALE! sale his farm. land, of first 25, Con. 12, ) acres cleared Lion. There is log stable and • Ample supply a good mar- THOMSON, arty P. 0., • ,A YEAR'S TTLIAL. TheMentreal Tea, Company ; Montreal, 1868, (ENT—It is Ile3r11 3 p erehase ed the first chest of Tea heal). e Ger leiuse. I have pure:hatted many sersee, an' pler.,sed to inform you Tea weli 4'S 311 every ease proved mobs alaiefeae-or,, :.4.s as being exteedingly cheap. yiry truly. • Montreal Tea Company : - GENTLENIEN---The Tea 1 purehased of you in Mareh has given great eares 'eel and flavour of it is veraellue. Ii. is very 'a -singe, but since 1 have been dr:nhng e eer '11-ta have been quite free from betia---Ineens, which -would always pain 311(3afeer b I at- tribute this parity of 3 -our Tea, =1,1 shall continue a customer. Y ours respectfelly. FRAN CtS GREEN. 54, St. John Strew.- "Montreal ontrea,l, April 1866. - -To „NI en freal Tea tNampany, d HoSnit : trees. • nareale —We notice with pleasnre the large : mount of Tea -that we have forewaril,e1 ;,.eu different parts of the Dominio;:, and we are glad to h_nd your busineee so ree;d:y nereas- ing. We presume your Ti as are e eilea gene- ral saltiefaetien, as out of ineete araount forwarded we have only Ilea • ,0 re- turn one box, whieh. we 3,1311,kri.tand- WaS sent out through a mistake. •C Manateer Canadi n Eepri ea Co: - House of Senate,*-0Ztawa. Montreal Tea Cowl -ulna- " Gaame 1.7,-ne-1). rreak- fast and Young II yson v,:1iivls on. sent Inc giv pleat satisfa.eti, In may ex- pect I le,- future orders. Yeurs, s. e14.471 N IN ER. -1--;•17. Ai ri • \ 2 A N Journal ef Art, Polities, Finance, 1 ',tell'. -.ports, - aad Newspublished tivery Sa41.11-dilly morn- ing, at :39 Park ilow, :New Yurk. itAHAN OIC),171:11",iVI,%t Ed..1.1:or and if.rolyileiot Amended 'Terms 03t,16,..e Ifuji 1. liAa . Su b.,scription for one yeari 11 wo of the large-sized. A at eel Ereeree-attes, 111 addition to _a small one of .4- 4 t;e of.. ts free and pre pe itt -aoy ;. :arsDol- uiadvanet ; for eie lie)... ea, D01- 'arsanti for thtt.. MO; t.!1-3.1 'i,;1* and (wines, pita:paid tee:. at:tee ;(4itpp:rt ot the Cneed ertlie Tiber, will be ..a:pp' kit with extra- leitgreveteee a ;..each, . p • s • paid, bub the preee " 4.0 •;``. it .).wribers ne '6%). abb.:3rip _tons z&f:04 ay let, 1 4.30 without r wenuln, st,rietly rn advanee ; 0It31uui alai 'few:h- i:re, :$4. 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For five copies, .$20 in advance. • For ten -copies, ;$35 in advan&e,. with an extiat copy to getter nix For fifteen. copies, is in advance, with an extra copy. For twenty copies, $60 in 311Vallte With „ tWO extra copies. - Club subscribers must pay their own post- age, Five Cents per Copy quarterly- in vance. The Albion, with any other weekly paper or with any monthly magazine published the 'United States—the subscription price which is not more than $4 ,,er annum -47* adv ante, without Eng/:avina s. Postmasters evervwnere are invited to be- COMe ans tor -ale Album; and -0, eonaink sion twenty ne..c ettut. May be tteanettaa from ati ISILOWT111010111i rommed by 'Ellett'. ROio LUX EDITORS L, No. 32. v. Artr's HvrEL, Livery Gtiier21 StartkeOciiee L. 811ARP seiserthe Jan : Ath, 1869 t • CAlli RON, BARIU Attornepat-Law;cider 14, -1.86§. - • 4- L. VERME,' efAea Stirgeon, -etc., Eg 1341gmondvillei -Dee.-.14,. W. Grocery. Residencee---Main Seafortb Dc. 14, 1868_ TRAIXV., M. D.,a :COI Ale the County of Hurian. EirDENCE--One,deor East of 11,pis8ecaofopratlb.<.':Ipme •ere,h4, 1868. McCOSII, ATTORNE ej Solicitor-inChantery,Co Rai -is, Ont.. - Money to loan. iy Terms easy. Star Building. Paris, Dec,: 14., 1868.. & W:MePHILLIPS, . Land SUrveYeors, Civil :11 manner of Converanci eatness and thspat1i i 1‘3. nissioner rnB It Offi1et---11 of Sharp's Hotel, Se,aforth. Seafortin Dee. 14, 1808. e& ELWOOD, and Attorneys at La. Chancery, Notaries Publie, Offiee,4-0.ver Mr. • Crabb's Blerele, -Gotlerich, Lend- W. nlase Seaforth, Dde. 34th 1868, - 1 . • . 1001,EARY A e Leek, Solicitor in (, -ancer, &C., t &c. Office— brick Bloele. M-oney to cent. Interest, onoa Mori real .estate. - Seaforthii Dee. 12, 1868. vit. liras, L. D. S Artificial I a with allthe ures base maprovem s The greate the preservtion of decayea3. Teeth. ext ,k -ted without pal Collier'eSOre. Seafortlq 1)ee, 34, 1868. HAZIX1-1.1JR-3T, Lie( for �te- 'County of .E Ont. Pa4i,ealar attention • of Bankrultat Stock. Farm teneled anj Liberal. Terms. Mort,ges Poreolosed, • rants Exaeatel .Also, Bai -Court forl'Huren, Goderi 11, June 911. E. R. OSS, Proprietor • kloitel bees to info= forth .aar4' the travelling eo ly, that /lie 'keepe in everylit thing rekuired ligoLda, stru.be,slemai eB;ivioarilinatig,,s necessaV attention.. _IS611 in Ulla -leery and Insolven and. 1::::1::STJT6-ERSH,I;Z:tt&ornlrysi -eyaneers, ba.aci Bank, eaferth, _Agents f(1 Assura (7P. ,N.B. 8 70, „areeze Bonzes ant Seafokth, Dee, 14, 1.8681 & CROORE Plains anal 'SpecitleatO Carpenifer'e, Plasterer's, measurbdana valued, kr sinetiolk Iarket, Cou - 0-o4r:ie Apri123, 818 Oe NIERCIAL vAle, JamesLairalpr, eltass aaleomodation fer ti The lasider and bar are ai thestgblibt!_s, ratmemactirote.ts in 2v3E-1: and eys at Ubaiiee eUrY:CUfltiCii CP1Notares 1;:e' It:.71:11t tolf7i;e'Lrilejln- 4Sitis)e, 7-4iieril;:snoolceommiss 8eaforJi, Dec, Nth. 1 UBELSEI, IFOD-isaa respeeefull of "e th and sumo b.e is #re' area to cure ' blains, I =growing •Nai all dieea h. ,s of the a euettesi ul treatment,- ness. Oil'ee tlil-ectler op Dry(loot B Store, Main Seaforeie Dee. 14,. 1 --k-rcgibE, --LITTLE iN utiing and Sha want a> ,‘" g00 a tille.VV., Gi-shautpteneel, ae the 44 Liztle Wonder, Xfain Street, rooniaj, connection public on April 1st, inalt*g the haar grow fa eomiette nut, was never 71 labt,illes each. •84forth, Dee. 1-1,18