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Faint S
Over 212,000
shipped oz driven Ing
ye—Owing to the ab 'dance of apples in
England this fall, cid r is selling at a
penny a; quart.
—The: losses of tho English (farmers
within the past two ffiaeities from the foot
and mouth disease amen the cattle: are
tett• bfooard.rakinn
Thome make $
�
lie oli a i
stsa the a+ent nnyono sfhni
occasionaldusting outand
last many years.:. Let
try my,plan,and lee
with .the result. It et
something to do on
lied
sof
estimated at $10,000,
—A double white camellia, six feet
high and the same in width, brought $80
t a sale of plants near London, Eng-
le d.
ngland,
—M. W. Terrill, of Middlefiel Conn.,
has sold- nearly his entire herd- f short- 1
horns. Most of them:have gone to Iowa.
He receivednearly $10,000 for head,
incladiug sveral calves.
R. C. Chase, of Brown Coun y Kan.,
has a mammoth ear: of corn. I is 11
inches long 8 inches i.n. eircumf r • tie at
the largest end, 7 inches in the entre,
has 16 rows and over 1,000 kernel The
kernels—half an inch long -are of.deep
orange color, save at the indents ion at
the outer end, where they are of light-
er color, ,
—The. Oregon and Northern. California
papers mention a monster steer is "ed by
a Mr. Miller, in the Klamath Lake sec-
tion, which is claimed to be the argent
ever grown. �He cal him the " Lost
River Ranger, is 19 ands high, feet
froitip to tip, and maculated to eigh,
when fat,. 5,000 lbs. He is said to be the
largest animal ever seen, next to t e ele-
phant. Mr. Miller intends taking him
to California this winter, where he will
fatten him, and take: im to the Centen-
nial.
—Winthrop Hadle , of Sandwich, N.
H., at the age;of 80, still cultivates his
farm. After harvesting his own hay crop
this season, fie went into the field 1of R.
M; Penniman with his scythe n his
shoulder, and offered to work. T e offer
being rowdily accepted, he took h' swath
with the other hands and receivedthe
same pay. Mrs, Hadley still s her
own house -work, and has never had a
cook stove in her house. The have
reared nine children -five sons an four
daughters.
—When you think of buying a
examine the leather 'al the ham
and the near tuck Of the throat
and likewise of the crupper. If th
are of a slazy stuff, calculated to
and plague you while trying to
them enter their loops, don't buy
man who cut the harness did nc
the interest of the purchaser in his
At three separate•ancl distinct sec
each buckling the harness wo
dear as a gift: And most likely
and oversights run throughthe
-- rigid Pot
Lean
enough
.W
fling upit.w
se farmer's w.
if : he it not pl
ill ` give the bo
o ng evenings, a
keep thein from wanting to le to t
"corners." By the way, those "
leers" are riot always a good place for bo
There are generally two or three habil
al loafers hanging around there, wh
nbersatio will
refining effect, a
like yielding w
lone that :will
Provide books,
s, and'. some- nasi
✓ boys du
VVett'
ARM&R's�
stories and general o
have an elevating os
a boy's character is
easily taking impres
upon his after life.
few of the best pa
employment for yo
coming winter ovoid
e
farness r
atrap
latch,
se ends
squash
make
. The
t have
mind.
wls for
d be
faults
entire
Oruelt
The Pall Matt GO
"An interesting Chu
a ease which same
Police Court, nes
when a butcher of Si
with cruelty to a
that the defendant
at an auction, and
cut off the tops of
cases cutting off
ear. He did this t
was urged in defeuc
custom among fa
mark their sheep in
inary surgeon said t
tie or no pain, the v
small in the ear.
pierced for rings :n
the operation.
geon) ' would no
his own ears cut
ful, he added, to
their ears than th
ant was neverthe
the surprise, it is st
ers and butchers
is certainly uo ev
though the vete
mind having his e
were equally in
urement and the
the operation.
ladies having the =a
ment in favor of ,.0
Any proposal on �h
snip off their *iv •s
of distinguishing h
ple's wives would,
be received wit
crease the aninio
regarded by wom
e
i
e
r
d
1
a
r
neap.;
t� cf the 17th ea
stien was :raisec
fore the Woodbs
xeter,-, on' Monds
month wash char
hop. It :appeal
Ought 'sone she
th a pair of she,
their ears,; in so
s :
in
Y
ed
ep
yrs
' mch as; half tile,
ark' them. It
-t it is the usual
re -
this
eke
ss�el
dies
dis
be
ind! having par
t was, ess psi
heep to cut
The def
s. ,
sed'' £5„ muc
of several fai
in court, Th
ta< peeve that
irgeon would
pped, the sh
t to this die
�noe attendant
ver, the fact
d butchers to
bay. ' Ave
eep suffered
bean few
had heir ,are
not stiffer from
veterinary s r -
of
in -
off
nd-
to
in -
ere
al -
not
eep
r-
nd
tai
fi
ted
en
s
ycl
ren
oy8
reo
s ;pierced i no a
ingoff sheepp's e
part of husband
ears for the purj
m f rdm other r
;t may be imagin
isapprova4 and
with which mat
'Worked U
tgo
of
re.
oto
ose
eo-
ed,
sin
is
Hoye a Oce :�_ p-
kept losing money,
et he lose was con -
s, A celebrated de -
Dainty Dishes T' oes . "'. Let everybody
A great deal of good material is wast- site," he said.
ad for want of proper. cooking.Food a by one, '
P � Pe steal.' So
which might have been made d licious j resident, the cashier, .the. tellers,
with little, trouble often comes u��qq�n .the °,,,,
table, coarse and almost uneatable; Of
all the vegetables which suffe from
ignorant handling, potatoes are the most
ill-treated; Day after day, people are vows and unto
expected to eat boiled potatoes, watery searching questio
and half done; baked potatoes, full of last whoa entered
imperfections and also watery ;mashed president, ,: He >
potatoes, yellow, soggy, . and. to teleses amassed •and ie
and fried potatoes, cut thick, iswiming air that said "
in grease, and as detestable tote eye missed as: well as
as they are abominable to a we11 'rained tive said not a we
palate. I in one week re
The ;eal.Saratog% :potatoes are easily shado the p
prepared and are delicious fol breakfast. w1D$
or lunch. The first thing neves' ary for a clear, fair bane
whereabouts of tl
their preparation is the purcha of n last six days, the
small appliance of wood and steel which
somewhat resembles carpenter's plane. he drank, the o
This article is known to hardwar .deal road, his night o nid
ers, housekeepers and grocers as '' po: menta by night a>yid
the -bank to -day
tato•cutter," a _" dried beef cuter," or :
" cabbage -cutter.," it is used `to,=cut all
dent's nephew ;w
I health was not g o
these things. It cos only 60 cents, and ing in Enron e, and
very easily and neatG shaves off the •raw bank was filled b
potatoes into sliest almost as thin as known. The bank
+ a
One•
_ of our ban
only in small suite,
stant and mysterio
tective was called i
leave the directo 's
" Send in every' y
has had a chance to
k-keepers and clerk
interview with the d
one in the bank knew t.
visit, and all but o' : w
f i rtal
of.
r
rd
e
c
paper. A handful of these
thrown into boiling lard, and asi
they are nicely browned they ar
removed` with a skimmer, car
taken to drain off every , particle
hot fat. Theyshould be malted iron
ly, and kept in a hot dish by i
until the right quantity has been prepar-
ed for the Meal. The dish must 'not be
covered, as that would make them fat -
soaked. Potatoes Cooked in. this way
look as daintily as ' they, taster And are
very quickly made ready with title aid of
the excellent
t little ‘totter.'"
c
•
Feather vs. Corn Husk- ds.
I have ling been one of your in erested
readers, and many a valuable hint have I
received from your agricultural _ depart-
meat, for which accept thanks. I would
like to say a few wordae to your country
readers about the beds they sleep on.
Many farmers and country people stick,
to the old-fashioned ifeather bed, not re-
alizing how many impurities they gather
and retain from sickness, insufficient air-
ing, &c., sometimestwo or three genera-
tions being raised on the same bed.
Feather beds belon ed rightly ito our
grandfathers and mothers, whits were
brought up in the good old time of log
houses, where the elder children were
sent upthe ladder into the loft to sleep,
and were they were supplied with ` plen-
ty of pure air, and often a few snow-
drifts, through the crevices between the
logs. While below, in the one room that
served for kitchen, parlor, and sleeping -
room, thetrundle-bed was pulled out
from under the big bed in the corner and
the little ones tucked in, three in a row
for sake of warmth` No coal fires in
those days, keeping the house at summer
heat all night, but the coals were careful-
ly covered in the • great wood fire -place
and raked out in the morning, and a
bright fire made to thaw out the little,
chilly fingers trying to button on the
hone -mace suits in front of the blaze.
Even the homely little cradle, made of
pine- boards and painted with buttermilk
and reel lead, was supplied with its own.
little feather bed. But nowadays, with
our air -tight houses end coal fires, feath-
er beefs should be hung on a pole in the
garret for keepsakes,I or kept for the aged
who have ;not sufficient vitality to keep
warm without them, and healthy men
and women and growing children should
-be supplied with something different to
sleep on. It may not be convenient for
every yo -mg housekeeper to provide
spring beds and hair Mattresses for all the
household; For the benefit of such I
will tell you what substitute I use. I
took the old grey horse and lumber, wag-
on, and collecting all the spare members
of the family we went to the corn -field
where my husband had topped his corn,
and with gaskets gathered a wagonful of
the clean, white inside husks, and in the
evenings we busied ourselves in hetchel—
ing them on a small hetchel made of a
few sharpened nails driven through a
foes is
soon . as
to be
being
of the
sedate-
he fire
a
had a pri
tective. E'
e purpose of
re slightly
)le under
the chief.
nephew of the
in ool,_unm-
event, and with an
" H was die-
• est. The deteo-
let the bank, and
ed He had been
de: is nephew. ( In
as written out the
.you g man for the
y' he kept, hat
he • �appent on the
s, a d all his m ve
y Nobod in
we that the p eel.
he thief. That his
that be was trayel-
ho
the
the
ate
ery
the
er-
he
he
spa
a
•
EXP
ern go 1,4 g°
to mow t ' 1 tti es fu
e nae o *sulphites and
sulpb'l for tree t at� r of
oil twills' tier; developed g
and, calli g into `play the'v rlo
of therapeutics when they
availaLle in the different'
disc r
rate
hat his place in
another, was
as saved from
bery, the family f r i m dishonor, the
tective commended o his' skill and 1
deuce, and was a the ha ier f
check of $1,000. detectivs ;told
that in 10 years he ad never failed
detect the culprit.
Dinner is n
compared with t
it comfortably ,a
inconvenience t
the Sanitary R
condition it is
There should be
meal a certain pe
time for the coll
gastrio solvent,
omenon of a keen,
-=such an appeti
body to what in,
nese in men a ren
and sound of foo
tended too long
stayed, and is
illtemper, which
stinet tells us w
and wefall to ou
of smiling. The
feet secretion of g
feet solution, es
D ner
aril a heavy eal
th rs,iand to re ive
et ,conseq ent
tJo ash should be,
tes, in the st
?hie of acqui ng.
ween work and the
of repose, to eew
of a good sto a of
a'old by f the p en -
.l , viggorou ap tite
stimulates min and
ts'of prey rappacous-
ight,s ell
nee is ex-
>tte is ver-,
a lis less
in -
d;
a ns sad
ns uence is i per -
et mice,and im er•
fly oof ;animal foo .
the
yell
ob-
de-
ru
rs
me
to
U
c
n
e
e
>n
Joyatthe
If abetin
the appet"
u ceeded by
reason, rather tha
11 be f elieve by f
e grow n� i
ther
ai
'. i`Yhe A i� a
ui age, cies
can bo Made
periods of .the
GST I ECE VED,
yv DRESS F1RIN S
BULLION, �HINI L ,
840‘,
IN ASL
001.401 63
NEW DRESS GOODS
NEW DRESS (BOORS
NEW DRESS ' OODS `�►
AT
- AT
AT
BROTHER,
FMAN BRIO HERS'
HOFFMAN BROTHERS.
ES lt
RAPAP CASHCASH; TORO
EAp CASH TOR . 1.
3
NTLES NII'Ve' M NTLES
NTLES NEW MANTLES
TLJES - NEW MANTLES
AT
AT i
AT 1,
' AN BROTHER
FFMAN BRIO HERS'
HOFFMAN• BROTHIRS
AP CASH TORE.
EAR CASH TORE. .
EAP CASH TORE.
1'
The Do
In all that ha
care of cattle, it is
important matte
It is the dog.
cows up iii the se
up wherever reel
aid in driving th
be as much prof
partly made up
greatconvenienc
night as this are
morning, but let
early and he wil
effecting; a great
as in time atten
nothing of the co
dog is " fetchin
will not want to
have no desire f
afterward.
e Dairy. -
said about the
'sin that a ery
ot` be -n not'ced,
auiinaggets the
and h atter l.s em
d, Anil is n effi ent
The e may not
adai whi'his
but t , ere is ery
s�vs left out su h a
Tape •cnillyi, the
log go for em
n
the up, hue
in sta s files as ell
the cows, t say
ed for while the
' of course bey
in lfaet they will
d in some "me
Curability of
The incurable
tributed to pulm
ly questioned by
malady being, in
general and cons
of the function o
of the blood—an
panacea for the
many cases may
and, indeed. enti
a rational treatm n
of the disease, th
yoked of suitable
treatment- a pr
diet, moderate e
milk for, food-; t
tain'mineral wate
place and of migrlat
n
h
it
ff
e
0
tioi
tri
at, while there
tie , he thinks
g eatly Iallevia
c red, b `folio
T us, in �all pea
istance to b+
hygienic ` and n
atos3phete, a 1
and the ns!
inistrstion of
a salatary charm
nary Disease
rcommonly at-
lisease is ser ous-
ietra Santa, the
anion, easel►} ally
alb --az, alter ion
ion an a dis ase
ff s no
that
ted,
ing
'oda ioda
in -
oral,
onic
sof
vers
e of
alwaysnto south.
Hb
E
TE
NE
N ' BLACK USTRES
NE BLACK YSTRES it*
NEV BLACK US T RES:
AT
AT
AT
F N BROTHERS'
HOFFMAN BROTHERS';
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
C EAP `CASH TORE.
O EAP CASH TO.KE.
L' EAP CASH TORE.
SHAWLS N W SHAWLS
SHAWLS N 1W SLS
SHAWLS- N W SHAWLS
HOFFM
H
s i
AT
AT
AT
N BROTHERS'
FFMAN BROTHERS'
HOFFMAN BROTJ1 ERS'
EAP CASH TORE.
EAP CASH TORE.
EAP CAST TORE.
NEW FLAN ELS = -ass
NEW FLANNELS - 't
NEW FLAN•ELS
AT
AT
AT
N BROTH
FFMAN BR
HOFFMA
E
E
0:
!
0 MAN BROTHERS'
IOFFMAN Bit
HOFF'MA
EAP CASA
EAP CASA
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S'
a
THEM
ROT%ERS'
TORE.
TORE,
STORE,
NCEYS. N
CEYS N
INCEYS 1 '
AT
AT
AT
BROTHS u :'
FFMAN BROTHERS'
HOFFMAN BROTIERS'
EAP CASH STORE.
EAP CASH STORE.
EAP CASH STORE. i
W WINOEYS
W W i i EYS
w W1 i! EYS
NEW BLANKETS
NEW BLANKETS
NEW BLANKETS
AT
AT
AT 1
N BROTHS S'
FFMAN BR TIERS'
IIOFF.MA .'BROTHERS'
nee
"s
HEACAS$ STORE
HEA] CASH STORE
CASH STORE.';
OU1 S -NEW CLOUDS
OU' I S NEW C .O1TDS
OUJ1S NE* 'CLOUDS
AT
AT
AT
BROTHS
FFMAN BR
IOFFMA
HEAP CASA
EA CASH
HEA CASH
OSI RY N
SI RY . . N
OS1] RY
AT
AT
ST
ST
ST
RE.
W HOSIERY
W HOSIERY
W HOSIERY
FF AN BR TH RS'
OFFM .B OTHERS'
EAP CASA STORE.
CI: BAP CASA STORE.
121E.A1 CASH STORE.
NEW muJ4I-NEHY
NEW mILLINERY IRA
NEW MILLINERY
AT
AT
RS'
,OpIERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE.
CHEAP CASH STORE.
CHEAP CASH- STOREt
SITO .
BARGAIN
0.
RED RIVER B
Nov. 1 Q 187
FF40 ROBES.
COME gABLY Al\lb GET YOUR CHOIC
ID S
JUST PENED
5 PL7CES OF NEW BLACK G OS GRAIN SILK AT $1 50, Worth $2
1 PIECE OF NEW BLUE SILK AT $1 50, WORTH $2.
1 PIrE OF NEW BROWN SI K AT $1 50, WORTH $2.
1 PIECE OF NEW DRAB SIitK AT $1 50, WORTH $2.
THE E ARE Alr,L. OFT HE. FINEST UALIT
And have never be n sold,here under $2.
ImOT OF NEW A L !WOOL SHIRTING%
And the NeW Yard -and -WA wide Blue Cloth for Dresse
The Handsomest Goods in thr .31aeket--See Them,
1332D.A.T:ell az 00 ,
DEO
HAVE
IDED TO RE AIN IN SAFORT
THEY HAVE
EREFORE LAID IN A
VERY FINE ASSORT-MENT
OF ALL CLASSES OF DRY GOODS.
WHICH, THEY ARE DETERMIN D TO OFFER AT THE VERY LOW
EST PRICES.
THEIR TOOK OF (mop RIES, WINES & LIQUORS
13 1
IS 17 COMPLETE.
An Early call Solicited.
un vaned *blob, theie
tiou of th Makers-to*Prodnee a grade -Work.
produeed sir lint, of btuthiess.
AB who, ta:purobsaing
deciding, .137.0 the 40 or
struction of any. I rgart offered -them, and
Mg it -With hat Of (hinge Woods Co. a,
loweim
/s extended tO 41'64 detiirof Adieu and -
Work and All should remain
few dollars:Oxpaudedinseourings really
strument t will fast a lifetime is
ordinary or inferior one is
MEREr EXTRAVAGA OE.
Their capacity for Variety of Musical Ede*,
owing to their beautiful
COMBINATION" SOLO
Aid& greatly to their Value.
fort
The atteiion ot 'the trade, profeisioni and 411
Also for the Tinlberg, Marshall i Indell,
413
rrffill undersigned, in rot iromthe Harness ,
-1- ma business in Ettrie begs to benkhie
numerous trons for their: liberal su , .. , jot
to state t t he Ins disposed, 'of hie /MI! O.
Kr- Willis Kis,PP; *be bits been we * , : -tot ,
him -for e , thus. -He -his no hest ilea lir
ea being e rsteclatta wext.. an, end one*
give:entire satidaction, and in thus rectmmend-
ing his stie 8880? to the- publief bespeak ter bin
the same g nerous patronage whiebbas been to
tended to Wm for Ott last seven years. , 1 1
-LA- ss Shop and Stock, the s
HarsK
would ate 8 tluit• be intends keeping , en lane
Harness: Mid everything generally kePt initsa
Collars. All kind* ot Repairing promptly Won -
ed to, and 411 work warranted. - Charges iiberel.. -
402 , I : WM.' ELOPP, Znri:Oli, Ont.
COLD WINTER IS -COMINkON.i
*ma very,perion.sliould prepare.* it
•
trsir B ived,a, Large Stock of Cele!
Par' rp _, nenIC and Coal Maprveit, oft
most Imp? ved patter* and from the bestmakeri,
which will sold at)3ettcon PAM for iits4 in;
Timm re of' all kinds in stook -Or made tiP
order on- bort nptie-e. Derailing prmnptIT et.
411.0
Cool _1L—On hand, a large supply of the
best audit ° st Coal 011 in the market, which wilt
be sold wh lest& or retail. Special induce/netts
ROYAL CANADIAN- BANK,:
SE FORTH -BRA1STIL
OWING TO THE EXTREME DULL TIMES IN THE STATES AND ELSE-
WHERE SOME LINES OF OUR GOODS
-AN BE PURCHASED F
The Following are HOMO of them, a
TABLE GLASSWARE in Sets,
GLASS LAMPIP-Very Cheap,
CHANDELIERS, in 1, 2, 3 and a.1 Ligk
rine, ant,
CIIINA TEA ft
ALL !MIXING AT RE
R UNDER THEIR VAI.I1E.
New Stocks of them are now coming in :
GRANITE TEA SETS,
TOILET SETS, i
CRUET STANDS and all PLATED WARE,
'Bunn sravES and BREAD Kravis,
IINTVES and FORKS, YEA TRAYS,
—TEA and TABLE SPOONS and all Such
JEWEIJLY, WATCHES and CLOCKS,
AR KABLY LOW IPIRICES0
Drafts tan New 'York - Payable =I
Bank in the United States.
Bills *11-.Exilienitte jun London payable
at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.i
411 1114n.Aosa.
THE .ICUMMEMIAL LIVERic:
43E4Ftf3E ;W11116;41(5,
'LA. reial is,ifery, -formerly -Boil's, .from.
tends, ea hag ontitubuiinesti the oldntand,
a 'alias • es -feral valuable bones and rebid**
First; Ciortfortable.irehicItsancl-Citood
Covered and Open Haggles aid- Us,rrksgek • and
Double and SinglaWagonsAlwaystBeady for Use.
Orders left at the atelges,Orani of the Hotels
will be prrptly attended to, . as
" moved their Lumber Yard to tbe lot betweek
ment of It HINDS, OF LUMBER,-diessedrissi
undressed,- Alse, LATH AND6SYLINOLESiallot
which they ere peppered to sell at titakeweskrir,
s, for Cash.- Also on hand any gointiv7
of • the beg ACTON LIME.
tags toi peat our- -stook, and ascertain our prices:
before ehasingelsewhere, as we are hi *position
offer good ndumnents to fsash purchasers. .
THE
N PLANING MILL.,
WbG t° sea h c tkotp SibeetYel'yji so eve ue pet& by ell.
Martin,* sire nowprepared to fill orders for
Bashes Doors, Blinds, lionldings,
d binds of planed lumber. I
ALSO LATH AND XIII GLES.
CHEE0 BOXES AND SE—ESS-
k good took of BessOned 'Lumber ban&
Tact° Mid Lumber Yea on 0 ph street,
neer Ma
dig SO, end•OnstomPlartfr g neat y done;
THE PIKENIX
OF LONDON, ESOLAND.
AGENT AT SEATOBT11.4
44,044441.0tiailia
Ile
aturday For
zenagerie exhibited re,
or at least a
0* Troy on
s, a male an ornale,
o young ones, were kept
ot at the corner of Vail av
burg streett end attr
wiz as they fed, and offered t
iron. oulder, noticing the el
enoaght to have a little fun '
.andletting some Ipples awl
'teeede,d to feed the animals.
tug the male elephant, he taill
lemalc elephant to divide his fav
Aid *4 At ilettion her kindness
roieliid her fesrlissly. Tessin
nay of eaudy, it passed stance
=tooth and. lodged. 111 tine of th
tinderthe tongue, Mr. llooley
ed that something Wee wrong,
her month ; m removing the 1
nail scratched iso deeply as to dr
from the delicate limn et tit
te sufficient quantity to stain
Wxt out warning the min*
;trim about his body,lrom
whi took his breath away a
his ead spin. With remeelne
struggle, but allowed himself to
slipped. out of -the deadly
envied betWeen her forelegs
rolled, half sprang out of her
she urned nimbly around at
wee slightly ' ineonvemeneed
larly annoy him, and vent to
as usual on Monday morning.
ea -the followingstlays until W
when, on reaching the foundry,
deuly fell to the fioor and began
from the mouth. A physician'
that a blood. vessel had Been
not Unproved., and. a 'eeriest was
admlieister the last consolatim
reli tin,—Troi Times, Oct. 22:
inalrii as n Court of Revision, -
to aajournraeut, limbers Ali
SleMmon, seconded. by A
the ' assessment of tot -21,
reduced $45, and that $45
eryte eseessment was T.
=want being pitted' again's-
repsire on drain were real:tied
COUit of Revision -then 'adje
on Friday, Dee. 17, Celina tl
ed into transaetion .
The Clerk watt ins.
with! Eight dollars we -
of Clay plowing match, and sgi
Mews. Slemmon, Hislop am
we 0 iiietraeted to have the
ap, =Relies made to bridge oat,
12, and boulders in
D01140 li'0013M11..---At
meeting bi the Stephan Counei,
the 1st Weal all the members
e propositiot -of Mr.
fr. as left till another ni
Anal consideration, .3". 4}ya
4i -rioted to att6id. to the vridei
Viidge. The ittan of L$5 *Mt
aid in digging a ditch in Ored
Auditors' report was read
teibutioe. The following Ret
' rewere appointed to 'act
*Opal elections ; Division ,1
driiton, in school Ilona
Division NO, 2., S. Prouty, in
IT -11- 'Division No 3 II:DoY1
house in Section 6 ;
McDongel, at the Bead. A lin
aceortnits were pealed. And
be paid. The next meeting ,
will be hela. on the last
December.
it will be remememberfl
Government has persistenty
'ire either -to Mr, Whalley
y else -any information II
tO the expenses of the
borne by.tlae State, or
expenses were allocated
money was derived. -MAny
posed. that there eauld not
good reason for • this' ref
again, held that there must
Treasury, -died * short iime
old age , or of illness,
heart ; 'and there isg
belief that his heart was b
refusal of the/Treasury to
sums mounting to ten
wlaieli he advanced ant of h
et, on behalf of his Dee
bring over and p„?,y thee exp
Rum* "theens ?TOT UTE
report that Gen. Istatieffe,
Ambassador at Constsul
made an imperative demai
heforms guaranteed to
of that Power by tbe Treat
aiithoritatively denied,
.pateh *denies that Russia h
to act independently Lathe
ermallY, Russia end
zolltPlete harmony.
mothers Jew ize
ing husbarids for
theme up With views
and. thus give them a
sottriertother
them* -A114
staked on =ell
ed sa the only
tire. Whlle the
_bands lasts, it
fitting gir
Make them. better a