The Sentinel, 1884-01-18, Page 604,
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iEBTIESs'
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* Whar. you git, your liar greaser'
And ihus the -boys -run old Jai& half-
sniotherecl, until 1 took cOmpassion on
himancl.to1d then; to take it off.
-Jake didn't itayto claim his prize,bUt
Rut out growling: "1 dun' got sol'
dat time, roe a case ob yaller fever,
is, nf'seIi.0Old Jake1-
..„
.-'was neer known° 'to ..4o
any more butting *_the vicinity after
that.
(
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,...44m1111610abdissoss_:-.:.f°4
•
eningmf the cords-, And 'Ella es -_a
•
fierce fiash of the ,red • touo-
straight -1111.ei et -
the -Indian to -.the tree -v.:011a Ovcr
the snake. Nov Lae warrierre eeps
forward again—no. weeLi
not a,rustle to - prow.; 'tiis L eence.
T4
Two feetfOur--six---; 4See akel
-Its- head.- is thrown back — pyes
shoot sparks -L. -there- gcks • •I
z 0 is iattie; I ie hea the I
elle
Indian: is:not thre.4 feet .awa
alt11,
, _ , hears the ominatiS soind.
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OLD JAKE E
•
Some years Since r emp1oyeds.
Wa;relibuse clerk rn a:
. house in New Orleans'Onef4y,
Vessel camein censignedj-6 the hOus
.havina 011 board' a largeT of cheese
'frein New the- voyp,...g•
ICHT; -
baok;tiat the!7E
-stand liere,mnd-peer through
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• e-dirknosoy04:01Oee it all. _There
th6,',046:13.1fikajoii-e i0jgrOit
- • t
e "'iiroVe-th'44t t1146'..dai,14PieY bbeen10.11g
S and weary... T4eet away are the
its cover we'ather Wprri -
and :rent: to
A
•e. • • ernhers.of,the-fire;on- which the even:-
-eothe Of theni became amieted-, by
bilge:Water, the .ship : havg been leaky
- ;robe§ a -aid blankets on which mother
• A
consequently the o.wnersyifused to re
**" g Meal" was cook -ed Between. the
•
triacren and the 'fire is the rude bed of
- •
• yeiye it, as it was not he 1?ill 0
• ladine• said ---delivered *i good. order
. „ .
"and a w -ell conditioned- "hey -,..iv,PT,ee
and- Childreni. are sleeping.- On the
- :other side Of 'the- vehicle stan.ci, the
-
-therefore, .sent to the.co gnees of .the
ship to be stored until CaseeOuld.
be adjusted - -I .diecOVer ' few dayS
4fteiwgrd-'ithat as perfu they were
tleeidedly too fr.agrant t4peirin in the
:warehouse in-'!une,'._and ported th.6
sarne to the concern, _fro *horn I re-
ceived OT.dea to have ti4fln overhauled
'horses-rminching at the -short Sweet
graSs, Or 1i iiigto:the- far-oef, voice:
. .
• ,Of the:wolf. *
- -Th‘t is the- backgroimd.=. In the
fOre,groli-tid aientinel.Sits with his back
to the .solitary cottonwodd. At his .
'right-hand runs a little brook—a+, his .
.ie -ft is the*.boundiess prairie o'er which
• /night, has spread her mantle. Forty
feet away arethe wife aird. chi.iclren
T -trusting -in.' 104 --crigilawe: Overhead
„gray -white clouds are driving -across
:the star -light heavens, and -the. *moan
• and Send all that "were: passable'. to
. - - le
•
lleard 43 Calhoun s auetii1i mart, to be
disposed of for thenefiofthe -Under-
writers,: and the rest, to tjc swamp.: I
got - .a gang of.black-beysi -work - on.
•- themAncl they soon stirrs0 them. Up.
. . . . , .
.. • - - . . - - - . . . e: ,„ •- .
_ e _ Peesentlythe boys twit d out a big
- fellow -about ., three ',fee ' across the
I
stump,. from Whieh. the ' had rotted -
..olt, and in the centre a -pace- of: ten:
" Inches waSeyery much de -ed. and- ata;e-,
•. pared to: be . aboutthp. nsistency. of '
mush, - ofa bluish. tint, hicifWas
. •ca,used. by the tilgeIra: \ ,the - 'boys
• had just set it :Upon its "e, e. on a: bale .
- -of gunny le-ags-WlienT I Seed lover• ,
the waya.-big •darkey fro Charleston-.
8: .04 who -wae-liotorious r'. his qUale':
in the -line I had,seei .enn:and. an -
other 0 fellow the niaht .pr iouspractio-
.. .
:They _would stand itie each side
.02-a hydrant, some. ten y s distant,
. .
'arid ran tit]each other wi
lowered; and clapping th
Vie - .11ydrant- they-. ,:wo
. _. , . ,. • .
. -veteran rams. - 7et. tliougi
. . . . _ • .
:-ttat Tillie -lit cure him. of
' .T.'brid 'Vatting, ad have. sp
, :told the boys to keep .cla.:
tki phi Jalee'over. '
. ,'.'" They tell: nie .yen
fellOW for butting, -.Jake
• '''s. "Iis seine; massa, s. a fa,c' I.
. done. butt de wept 'tireiy )iik ole Pete's
. .
Lead lee . /Ate, and Massa te ickels was
gwine tcegiie Inc goss. I i n: jiss buck '
de . head:. orf ob . any 1 1. rer in - •deee
Parts myself, I kin." •
"Well, Jake, I have .g
in thas line for you whe
got anything else to de."
' • .
.•" ii IS on hail' for all
obs myself:" .--
their l*ads-
• _
'of -the:Wind. has - _am uneasy,- riei:vous
Souhd.. -.:-.A.way out on th_ ...Prairie the
INVoll.gallops,fioin knoll-- to -knoll -and
snufi's the air, and the coyote gnaws
.:at :the bleached bones ' of the buffalo
..and:UtterS his short1, sharp cries of.
hunger: -
-something strikes- hiin full if). th
and is not shaken oil. -until bk
to his feetwith,a Cry heard•f
•izaili around- and rushes. awe:"
_
darknes. • ' - .
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What was., it The sentinel
atvake an.d.-lipon: his fCet.
children have been gtartle,
as
and
*age,
If-.-a-
-the
wide k
and
erom
,shimber :to :grp-,vv: white , fac and
tremble. Even *the:horses hair ised
their heads - and are peel peering i ▪ o the
night, -There was a- single:. .0 the
*Wild -scream of a _h-utuan*- being &li-
ly 'terrified -
•
was nothing—nething i 1 the
heivl of a WO -ire -whispers the sill priel,
as he walks over to -comfort J and
children,- and by-and,bv all is .* and
peaceful as before: T the nigh rows
apace—the •stars. • fade --t right
breaks. . As the 'sun comes ..) the
wagon•hroves.' 7 On i.t5 way.thethe
breok and the camp_ _and: theipton-
wood are left
t behind•
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es, it was the.,howl of so •olf
prowling 'about,!' -whispers- t
-
giarictO himself aShe walks be his
-
wagon. and cautieusly seam the le hie.
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Three hundred feet to - t It is.
coiled a -snake, which darts if 4 nom_
.
ous tongue.- at • the - passing gon.
Half a mile beyomPliee the deme, 'ocry_
of the Blackfoot-,--swolleni diste d.
a-hoirible sight under . the -up
sun. - Overhead Circles. • theee'z
vultures of the .prairie, and
through the • grass . comes t
hungry wolves to the feast
wife- lauglis„ -the, children frO
IS there danger ?. 411 -day longias the -hiisband reo-Lns his -
tired horses pulled the 'wagon at al slow :Night .wrote: the -record of the/Sc
paee,. "Ole grant ija.$ carefully scan-. in the grass, and he will never'
ned the circle about him but.. without
..bause .for uneasiness: 'He kni3WS he is
in the Indian country, andfor the.last
twenty-four hours his nerveShaVe been
braced to hear their dreaded Wareehoep
and to catch -eight -of .a baud' riding
• .
haliciA -42*.11..uPPn
It is ipielniglit'as. we find
e.arfiaS been keexi_as fox's and his
eye has not rested for arnoment.-- The
stakes are human .life with
the Test. The odds are ten to one
taint WM..
The brook -babbled and the -man
- . . .
slept. Aye 1.•The sentinel who ----had
fitTe lives in. his keeping -slept. and
dreaMed, and in, his. dreams wandered
.back to the old henie and heard the`old
• familiar sounds: •. •••
Sh ! It -was a rustle in the grass!
_
.Turn to the left a httle. more. There
. •
it is !Thirty feet from the Sleeping
. .
Man_ a rattlesi.iake- rears its head above
.the grass -and looks 'areniK. its - eyes
.gleam like stars:. The heck Swells, the
tongueflashes. in and out; And it.: coils
.ahd-pncoilS itself is if in fierCei,coinbat.
Now it. is advancing-2=noW.-it . swerves
to, tlie, rightL-4-ipw to the left—now it
halt's and -COES itself to: Strike. ; - It
might. creep up and hi:try its fangs in
-
the flesh Of thesleeping:- man,- and.: it
will! it creeps again. It glides threugh.
the grass Meea gleain-,e-now. to the-
iright—now to the left Straight
. ,
but like:-
struCk .me
s bra,gging
also ; se
nd 1 Call -
v .
reat •
0.
t littlejob
haven't
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44m kin' ob
• "-Well; •you See:that lar(
theie .?" -
" I -does dat 1 -.does n1
NCITtiVI if you can..bu.t
. you. have i
cfolly,./na§sa; you foqI
er 1".
c eese:V9i
•
.I am not, Jake;
_
" liVat ! yoii. glib- Me
cheese Ili. butt a dint in
••• -
" C-orry; but um wr.
-myself--:-.iiss
Orleans.' niggers,--clar- .de
- Souf -I's cbriiin'
0,1c1 Jake 'stepped bac
• 'feet and went at it with
the next ifeitati
heavy -sotInel,. a: kind
.._ And old Yakekhead-
„sight, 'With' .#46 top -just• N,
iather, Side he rose wi
fashioned necklace,._ the
'cheese oozing - o n are,lqii im as
it settied-dcon,*s-9
vlible% from .the
'Jake's voice' wasesearee
Mt -try.
ull Ob.aat
1” •
e *open, .1
dar, 'you
pck for ole
self, lis."
some fifty
good quick
heard A,
Of splash,
ared from
ble on the,
his new.:
ft, rotten
• d'NV all - d hi
in
sraothered.--aS he. vaif
rewve the immen§e.chee
0-ofo,,.!ere; massa,
. „
-o7o, bresi-Merliff um u
lifidaawhile. I was 'leak
self, having laid back on.
. •
holding myself together--
while_the boys
.-old--Jake paying himl-Off.
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• Massy sakes, hew .1
brei :OU •doesn't
teef, ole-jake. '
.Aigger, dat's a fac'.'" "
.c...-14.,est kin' oi) Weis
- •
'St -Itis eyes
tre •of it.'
lidible and.
tried.il `to
a
aim or
hi iihr?
• .
dead, my-
tten bale;
keep-. from.
od. around
•
-ahead.. 1.
.. •
. •
The serpent . Twenty jfeet
more. and it-tbuld .have struck"' the
-steeper; but some,Moyeinent, of his
alarnied it,: and it. glides away for Eft?:
feet. as fast .is...a-shadoW travels
• 1st -OW -look. beyond. the snake, • Is it
_ • • • .
a- second serpent worMing it way, oyer
.t.lkeirotinit to -TSurretilid'..ithe- sleeper
'With' peril IS it wolf or pantheicreep;-
iiii-fOiWarf to. ? NOW.:
.yon.:Can:See *re ;'.there is :the
-SCalploek and feather4.theedark face,
.the glearniiig'eyes, the shut teeth and
-bronze:throat of a: ..Blackfoot warrior.
-A co-tirior- from one braxch ofiiis tribe
to *another, :hehas'ilise,Overed tile
en-
carnpinent, circlecl::.itround it-tWice, and
who
• sleeps : -instead .of Svatehin4.
-
• nigger's
lean your
I!isa naity
11, yon is
a141.)i- You
How .01510Y he. .inqie,5 1 A panther
stealing.upon a .listening doe 'wolikir
hot exercise more care. ..,-.1.41most,incli;
by: yich,and- yet he -is slowly approach -
;He. 'as .e.; huncired ±eet away,,
now heisninety, eighty, • ,seVeniy,
six-
ty! He can see a :dark ittaafOls„ at the4
foot of_the tree and 'lie 1...:Ii.:461Vs---that.
the sentinel, ,must be 'asteep, ,- or he;
would not- be 441tliat--pasitifoit. 7
, See the rattlesnake ? -is -faced
about. ',If it W'ai'dayli4ti'yoi could
6
sob a fierce- gleam esrov--:a, t l'r1t7
Eve the Frst Swearer.
• i
A naughty western- paper
posed to have Written -the folk
Jiiri:---JOhn7 Who. was the firs
•
'that ever swore?
?
inoth'ef Eve. •-•
J'ohn•No 1 Not inbther
possible.; • -
Jim -Yes, • Father Adam's
•
4olui-7--WhereaboutO, and wfir for?
• Ji-th—You see her and Adan, ;:went
into a saloon in _Chicago to get* Jink
and old -Adam- -got to feeling' tty
• good and he asked: "Eve,rnay
kiss
your' and Eve Said !- 1: do pare
I
Adam,' if. you do?" and then. thfe:Otrol
wagon took -them both off:- .
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.our
The
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the
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hart.
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sup-
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1,-411.1.-4111$.4.1110••••••••••m44444•
The Profession.
A -:lawYer returned -to- his hou one
_evening to fiiid that a tramp hae,
_ -
his way intO the house and: appkt, )riat-
ed property of con.siderable N;ar He .
rushed -for the. police, _and -by Si:. g un-
fortunate accident thief wa, Verr
. -
- hauled and conducted to the
" 4111. you ra,soal, you sha. er
.for _this !" growled the lalkyer.
I desire .to engagc. your legkf §prve
ices to -defend me," Was, the sh441.4ireri
rejoinder. "21 will give yoii hi, the
stolen, .property to clear me ;the
charge." -
-
It/
" 'retch! How dare you. .
• "Qh, if you don't. close wt.„
Irie
some other lawyer will take tal --vas
the .steady
•
Wintdr Vegetables.
- .
". Fct
Farmers anaardeners often lose a
portion Of stheir erop . of winter veg-
. .
tables by not Stothre. them properly in
the cellars in which they are kept
Some_ carelessly* yire thb.celytr
bottom; where, -between rotting and
-withering suoli roe..js- os beet, tur}iips
and parSnips, lose in. lithe ilearly all
their val. -ae.. To preeut this result,
others head:them up in ,barrels, hke
the' mode-adepted fer -winter ,apPles ;
but -this is only partly successful. The
Most perfect way,-sp..as - ne them
aeways at hand f9r daily' use, is to
p.a.aue Jeem in. open barrels or boxes,
and fill all the jiltosiceS Compactly
- • •
with:finely pulverized dathp -moss, the
• •
-moss being added "aS the filling pro-
• , -
ceeds. If -uloss ,c'air;t be obtained,
1 And all scrofulous diseaSes, Sons,Erp'i )e, las -
Igezema,,Blotehes,Bangworm,Tumort
. bimeles, .Bats, and Eruptions of the: h.lii„
•
are the direct result • an inapure ,slateT r', the
1
blOod.
, - - ,
To cure these diseases thebldad must .1',', .1 pini.-___,
• lied, anerrestored to a hea iiatura ftilauli-
tion. AYER'S SARSAPJIBILI4A. itas tof i fott,rty
years. 4been recognized. _by enduent m A -mi.
thorities as the most powerful blo Tier in
existence. It frees the system from _all. I In-
mors,enriches andstreitithens the bleod, r fintres
• all traees of nifercurial treatment, and pr,
-i
self a complete master of all scrofulous ti. ease.
I
- -
. - A Beient ewe of Scrofulous Sor a.
slightly damw.
p .sauust answers nearly
as :%vell, pnlyided. boXes are not so
- • - .
. .
iaree ae to induce the heating - of the
sawAust. ,,.py • this means, we haste
kept. roots the year' round in a freSh
and pluinp conditiOn.• The objection
to the odoieof .turnins -nthen kept itt
the hotiSe.-cellar- .entyely obviated,
as the pa,ckiiicf pipeventS . the exhala-
e•
tion:--:-Lounti'y tient-ice-ea./L.
•
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'Careful What You Eat.
,.The best medical authorities declare
-
that worms In the Amman sYstem are
-often induced by eating , too freely of
uncooked fruit and too einneh meat,
Cheese, ete. Whatever *may be the
cause, :Freeman's . -Worm Powders are
speedy and safelo-curee they -destroy
the worma, and" centein their own
catharic to expel '
"Last :the cough I long.did know,
Many years..1 felt its Mow,
Without tile useofpills ot blister, •
- I.:euredthe.same withDowns'Elixir.
Thousand's of affidavits proye,
That -it- cloth man'e ills- remove,
- -
Coughs and colds,and hooping cough
By its power soon are off.
"Some months ago twas troubled -with 4rofu: .
lona sores (ulcers) On my legs. The 113)4 -) Were
„ badly smillen and inflamed, and the se; ,)s
charued. large quantities of offensive ;atter,.
Every remedy I tried Tailed, until I used 1, ,kftift
' SA.usAPARILLA, of which I have now take , !three
bottles, with. the result that the sores are :,?aled,
and my general health greatly improved.: a feel
very grateful for the good your inedieine h, done
me. Yours respectfully, Alas. A.NN 013nIt 'XS"
• 148 Sullivan St., New York-, June 24,1-F8;•
• Kg"- All persons interested are invi edto
: eallion Mrs. O'Brian; EIS° upon the 3 •,1-vf.Z.
P. Wilds of 78 East 84th Street, Non,York
City, who will take 'pleasure testit ,nit to
the wonderful efficacy of Ayer's sant
aril-
• la, not only in the cure of this lady, at iu
his own case and many others with hi
knowledge.
The well-known -writer on the _Bo§ton ,fd .13
• -
• W. BALL, Of :llOebeSten J11.134.1 11882;
4g Haiingsu.ffered severely for some yea 4 With .
Eczema, aud having failed to find relief fro ti other
remedies, I have made use, during the pai three
months. of *AVER% SAitsAPAaiLLA, whf: It has
effected -ft vomplete cure: I consider it a n
cent remedy for all blood diseases -2' '
Du E. e..; NV.esT s isrEavN AND BEAIA VBBAT-
KENT a .maranteed specific for Hysteria,
Dizziness, Convulsions, .Fits, Nervons NOir-
aIgia tieada,che, Ni.ryous.trostration Caused
by tie use Of alcohol or tobacco,: Wakclulnest
Ment.).1 Depression, Softening of the h rain,
resulting in Insanity and lettain 0- to misery,
a e.oey and- deatki, premature -eid'age; Barren-.
poss of Power in either sei, involuntary
Lees and Sperniatorrlicea,- -caused by over -
exrxtion of the Brain, self-abuse or over in •
dulgence. : One box will cpre -.recent eases,
Each box contains one month's treatment.
•• 04e dollar a, box or six bows for five dollars;
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of Priee.. We
guaranteelsix boxes te-enre ary case.° With.
ettoh order received by us for six Ilexes, ac-
companied wsth five' dollars, ye will -send the
-purchatier our Written guarantee to refund the
modey if the treatment _does not effect a cure.„
aneranteee issued only by'JOHNil; WEST
**(D, Ob. Sole proprietors, 81 and 0 Xing St.
- ESA, Toronto, Ont. G. W. Berry' drurtist
_ e
••••-.G.0
LATE
-!—F0 It ALL -.KINDS
rliTcHES,
jE-WELVIRY.
ZePairing aoneprotnitly..
The lawyer reileeted for I in lOnt;-' ' Canipbion-st, (;40;
-and thert,flecided to plead, •Ile ,an
case,..and 'tearfully lalled. t1eat :ion
of .the jury. to the fact that his tie4t
had no intentionof stealing an
•but that in .1 -caving- Oe'
the property got eitn
his -bootlegs.. . _
[No.—Verdict of accim
anothertFininplficeriOt and.1104
. =
-Licar Sir cl,
from Costiveness, •SibleHeada
Appetite for _rnamy_je
always tired,. tiredi that thy-
hurden Op all Oeemekdark-tsi
, had medical:ittten
l'Itied141woStAll'Oe.;i6
1 Igszbutwjtli�ig effeet. tAiujit
'my 'neighbors-; -who bad, use
1 F6untain:- 61 Health, u ed *me
a -trial, three'bottleS- -61 *Mc'
me feel like*a new. women.. -
4 "
•
rde
_ • .
• • .$500 REwitlitp.;-•• -
. We will.pay the aboiesreward fpr ODY eitt4
of Liver Cornpla,iht, Dyiiner•sia4 -Sick Headr
-Ache, Indigesttenerioxistixtition.pre,ostiveriesi
we'reannoteure with West's liregetable Jive*
Pills,when the directions are .63 trictleieomplied
Theyare purely'Vegetible 1-and.xeye
-fad tegrve sa*fae,t;i9N.,11
- 84.0.914,:k ..44111
BO:est'. c,onta4ningis (45.eal
Ldraggiets. Beware of,a cmaZtarila
The ij'aifect'uiied
by JOHN •Cl. WEST.&Co., Si and -83,:-Win#
St East Toro4to: )icf.W, 1306V1i:40s%
Lh °know: • *47• ,
• ..ft I
Ayer s Sarsapan ia
stimulates and. regulates the action of ie 41—
gestive- and: assimilative organs, reilei' - -and
strengthens the vital forces, and -speolit cures
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic -
Catarrh, General Debility, and a,11 eases •
axising from an impoverished or corrupted .ondi-
tion. of the bloed, and a -weakened vitalityij
. It is incomparably the cheapest blood ine,
on account of its concentratedstrength,a* gre1-
pa;veroyer disease.
,
totrAniso t 4
Dr; C. Ayer -OA Co, Lowell, -F4 Oss.
F,old by all Druggists, price si bbttles
$_ 1000 F9RIFF21.T-• .
-
Having the utmost confidence in its
. iiiwni
.ority over all others„ and after thousa. 4s of
tests of the mait onnvolirated and se sterekt
cases we could fiud we :eel justified in o
to forfeit One Thousit,nd Dollars feln ease
of 'coughs,- colds, sore throta,inf1uenza.1
ness,brouobitis,coneumption in ea'rlt stege
wnooi,ing cough and all.diseases of thel .
and lutigs except A.sthina, for 'which
claim reliefthat we can't cure uth ,Test's
tCio11°14 88.h siattlii; 1 elArbti
li:tntenir alledA°)rild ntgtire-
s7, ai
pbttlesl-me dollar. G-ennine wrappertiJy
Sold bv all druggists or senii' -
press -on -receipt cf price. JOHN C. \ :EST
0 Co..; 81 and 83, Ring St. East To On -to,
&nt, *c. W, Berry, drugait,t; Lucknal. 1
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I 1)fps.r.d. `Toe.' elire.rosrfl,c:*:hvg,)stal
ti ll we will mail you free,ii, roy al
. valuable box of samplegoods that willpi
in the way of making more 7, .loney in .1 few
days than you ever thought passible a: any
business. Capital not require'. N'Ve will 'tit..,..t
vou. :You -can work all'the time or the 4perc
time only. The work is universally ac.-Ttell
to beth 4exes, young and old. You can esily
earn from 50er to $5 every evening, Th. t all
who want workmay test the busineevve :lit ke .
unparalleled offer; to all. who are not "'we'll
satisfied we will send $1. to pay for the t ,uble
of writingus. Full particu1arsedireetiol..14 etc,
• sent free. Fortune will- be. mbz.,,
ade . le
a.,st
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who give their whole time to the work., ,4reat
,succeaq absolutelY sure. Don't delaY. _- i art
now. AddressSieltsoet&Co., Portland,l, 'aim, -,
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NOTICE To CREDIT4: Th
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JOHN JEWITTI
10,ATE op THE VIX.a.,AGE OF IMOXISTO: 1* 11%
Tfl ,COTISTII; OF Bittit, DECEASR.
URSITANT TO TILE PROVIS: ONS
Chaeter107,Section 34,of e 'sed
, Statutes of Ontario the, Crediteraof oiLa
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Jewitt, 'late of the village of lauckuotiii,f.the
County bi Bruce, wlio died on or .abist. the
25th day of December,.. D. 1883, are k ,,ceby
notified to.send by post or &liver to ;Mot.
Traver,-ofthe ;said Village Df Lueknow,;301-1-
eitor for the administrator' of 'the said Ifolin
Jewitt, on or before Monday, the 4st d y .of
January, 1884, their christian and perm
addresses and destriptive, the full Duel. altars, .
of their claims, a etatement of their acce
and the nature of the securities,. if any, held,
by them„ And a,fier the itaid 21st day of ann-
ary next the said admiuistrator viil pr ,3ee1
to distribute the' 'assets Of the said tate
amongst the parties -entitled theret0,,,
regard only to the elarms of creditors of (202
he shall then have received notice.
Dated at tneknO3V thia-20th day of IN .;eloa-
• er°1 4$4.. P. 188:3. ,
. . ELLFIOT TRAV
"4in-519 • ; §oliegktoy foe Adel.
tor
wanted for The
k Lives of lithe 'rev-
r`.:t,idents of the 1-&
The largest; handsomest, best.bnoe 4ver gold
,for less thantwine olAr,plice. The fastes. sell-
• ihg book In Americ3:.' immense pro. 4 fit}
11011tS• -V iatenigei*veopie Avant it. 41..47
• oncea, liecorne asl4ccessful agent. Terzetree
Co., iit.ortiand, Maine.
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INVENTORS _sentrmodel ot.,7 tt-ettk ottionti
toin inteke coeffittirketinatia
and report a& ttkntbitij,*jij
advice deettlerse.ete.e- FREE
All bu.411.4es.:befere U.t.'Tatelit-Of4d.e.eut‘,
ended trflot ,1110DARATE11,Ell.%;, Atforitki
ation andvaeretineli sritinf.a•pist.lieitionVW
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