The Wingham Times, 1898-07-15, Page 66
2i1112, `111M1*.11,.1, JULY 15, L.696,
rr ; lug in crowning tillages, $9 ; George
le t1iujaniLit stn ! Maley, gravel, x'2.40; P. Cantelon,
Z9 ei ;jgravelling and repelling culvert, ell;
x---...� --- ' - -• rt - "-II c.. Clo ike•y, gravel, $9.45 ; E. Little:
VRID&Y, JULY ifi, 3.996. I fair, gravel, 0.51 ; T'hos.g1aunders,
....e...,..�._. I gravel, $5.67 ; Wm. Maunders, gray:
-MOR1tIS. jelling on east boundary, $,.U.Oti;
Johlt Wightman 1 n,vel, G ,1.50 ;
The Court ot Revision met par- ' George Peacock, gravel, ;14•.i8; J.
Breckenridge, gravel, .0.40.
On motion ot Code, seconded by
Kirkby, the council then adjourned
to meet again on the first of August
HONG. W 31. CLARK, Clerk.
• slant to acijt.urnment on June 27tH.
Members all present, the Peeve in
tate chair. Minutes of last sleeting
read and passed.
Arthur Jackson was entered F. S.,
A. '; foe 1.3, eon. 9; Wm. Brown en-
tered owner, lots 11 and 12, con. 10;
Robert Holmes entered tenant, N.
W. ?; 14. con. 8; Wm. N. Knowl en-
tered tenant, N. 5, eon. 7.
On motion of I;bister, seeon led by
Cardiff, the Court of Revision was
then elosed and the asseeement roll
confirmed.
Council business was then pro-
ceeded with.
'!loved by Code, seconded. by Kirk-
by, that Mr. Isbister be instructed to
have the hill west of Peigrave station
put in a proper state of repair not to
exceed $ •10,—Carried.
Moved by Cardiff, seconded by
Ili irkby, that Mr. Isbister be in-
structed to have roadway brushed
Mat on sideline between lots 5 and 6.
con. 3. --Carried.
Moved by Kirkby,. seconded by
Cardiff, that Mr. Isbister be instruct-
ed to expend a sum not exceeding.
$30 in gravelling on centre sideline,
eon. 2.---arried.
A petition was presented by Fran -
ds Garniss and other's asking to have
certain imprt.vemonts made on Gar -
cies' creek, on cons. 2 and 3. under
the provisions of the Drainage Aet.
Moved by Isbister, seconded by
Code, that the prayer of the petition-
ers be granted, and that Jas, A. Bell
be appointed engineer for the pur-
pose of catrying out the said work.
—Carried.
Moved by Cardiff, seconded by
Isbister, that the reeve and treasurer
be instructed to borrow $.1000 to
meet current expenses.—Carried.
On motion of Cardiff', seconded by
Kirkby, the following accounts were
ordered to be paid, viz.:—John Mc-
Caughey, repairing bridges, $25.50;
Wm. Jackson, drain and culvert,
CONSTIPATION CURED.
It's important you should haye natur-
al action of the bowels, Purging and,
griping du violence to the system. Lax"
Liver Pills are natur'e's own medicine
for all disorders of the Stomach, Liver
and Bowels. Cure Constipation by
toning the bowel wall and stimulating
the secretions. Leave nu bad after
effects.
SILVER JUBILEE
-••-O3;' TInl ---
WESTERN FAR, LONDON.
This great Live Stuck and Agri-
cultural Show is, perhaps, the most
successful et any in Canada to -day,
The inet'enee in the number of ex -
titbits bas been Sim ply marvelens.
Each year the directors are (sidled
upon to extend the buildings to ae-
comntodate the additioua,1 demand
for space.
There has been 79 box stalls added
tor the horses this year. The carr)
age building has been increased by
over 5,000 square feet. The main
building, having been too small for
S01110 years past, is to have a much
needed extension to the south, of
5U x 60 feet, which will be used as
an '•art annex," being specially pre
pared and arranged for the display
of oil paintings and decorative art.
EAST WAWANOSU. This will enable the management to
On Wednesday, 20th ult., Mr. J. rearrange the spaces in the main
Ferguson and Miss Mary Daley of building proper, to aeedmmodate the
the gravel road were united in the demand of the mallufaeturers and
bonds of matrimony. The ceremony inventors. The original intention
was performed by Rev. Mr. Oaten, of was to increase the machinery hall
Belgrave, in the presence of the stn- also, but the directors find it imp )ss -
mediate relatives and friends of the ible to aecumplish this, and have laid
contracting parties. ,The bride it over for next year. They feel
looked very pretty in a dress of satisfied that when this done the
cream lusiro and was supported by Western Fair will be equipped equal
her sister, Miss Louie, while the to, if nut better, than any other asso-
groom was sustained by his brother, elation en the continent for exhibition
1Iatthe\v. The young.couple have purposes. The half -mile speeding
the best wishes of a very large circle track h acknowledged to be the best
offriends. • in Canada ( and now holds the Cance
A very joyous and pleasant time dian record), and the necessary con -
was spent at the residence of Mr. veniences for exhibitor and the pub -
James Bell„ sr;;on Wednesday, June lic generall Y cannot be surpassed.
29th, when' hie' \ youngest daughter, Several important additions have
Letitia, was united in the holy bonds been made in the live stock classes,
of matrimony to Mr. David Ramsay, and a number of handsome specials
of Westfield. The ceremony was offered by Breeders' Associations.
performed by Rev. A. McLean, of London, the home of the "Western
Blyth, assisted by the Rev. Hender- Fair," being situated in the heart of
son, of Auburn, in the/presence of an agricultural and stock raising
about 150 invited guestsThe bride distriet, has always been favored by
was attended by Miss M. Wilson and a large attendance of yeomen of
the groom was supported by Mr. S. Ontario, as well as their friends from
Morton. The bride and bridesmaid Ear and near. This year, owing to
were beautifully attired in cream the present agricultural prospects,
lustre trimmed with ribbon and lace. it is expected to be a record breaker
The wedding march was played by and a decided financial suczcess.
the neice of the bride, Miss Christie The prize list to hand proclaims
this to be their SILVER J17!~iILT E. It
is thirty years sinee the first Western
Fair was held, but on five occasions
the Provincial Association demanded
the right to hold their show in Lon-
don, so this is actually the twenty-
fifth consecutive exhibition of the
Western Fair Association. Tile dates
are September .8th to 17th, and a
general invitation is extended to all.
The Secretary has been notified
by the railway companies that ex-
hibitors must have a certiflcate from
him to get the advantages of the
special return freight rates allowed, l
and at the time of reshipping later I
would not be of any use. Exhibitors
will therefore require to'bear this in
mind.
The special features will be adver-
tised in this paper later, but it goes
without saying they will be good.
McClinton, while the bridal party
,16.15; James Bolger, ditch and ,marched to the. lawn under a beauti-
c,ulvert, $2.50 ; Albert Ashton, brush- fel floral bell swaying under an
lug and gravelling, el8,50. Robert
liF'Ie0utcheon, repairing bridge, $11 ;
Wm. Gray, inspecting wprk ou 7th
line, .$3 ; Municipality of Hullett,
boundary expenditure, , $4.15; A.
Button, culvert, $2 ; Dr. Ferguson,
.iinedical certificate, .$5 ; Dr. Mc-
Naughton, do,, $5 ; Wm. Brecken-
ridge, gravelling on north boundary,
$88 ; do., repairing Ruttan's bridge,
51,75; John Bell, repairing culvert
81.95, John Millet., repairing culvert ful, useful and very valuable, among
em north boundary, 75c; Wm. Ellis, which was a very beautiful side
digging drain, $10.80; D. Agar, board, presented by the Westfield
drain across road, $2.50; Jaines choir, of which the bride was a
Golley, repairing two culverts on member, a very beautiful extension
invest boundary, $12,49 ; D. McLean, table and stand, presented by the
•?F.edar, $1 ; Wm. Hopper, lumber and Auburn Presbyterian choir, of which
gravel, )~3,50 ; J. D. McEwan, the bridegroom was a member, ex -
:scraper, $1; A. Proctor, gravel, pressing the very high esteem in
$1.20; 0. Maxwell, gravel, and which the contracting parties were
removing tree, $1 55; 0 Campbell, held. The guests separated one by
gravel, $6.75; A. Bridges, repairing one,wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay
r..ulvert, $2.50: J. IL Brandon, lure- liflong happiness. The happy
• v vel
ger, $1; George liirit,b gra couple took the morning train from
°s.f)0; Wm. Denbow,,job a.t Smith's Blyth to visit friends in Michigan for
Fzill, $43.50; J. Smith, inspecting a short time, then to settle down in
work, :"5.50; do., digging ditch, their home.. in Westfield. We wish
$5.50 ; Wm. Smith, fencing and re-
pairing road, $11 ; Aaron Lindsay, them health and prosperity in their
arch of evergreen handsomely deeor-
atecf with flowers and jubilee paper.
The ceremony being ended, very
hearty congratulations were entered
into, after which the large company
sat down to tables well laden with
the good things of this life. After
supper the evening was s=pent play-
ing Vie game of croquet, vocal and
instrumental music and social chat.
The presents were numerous, beauti-
Da• A. W. Cuesa rR> corn ON His LAST
DOCTORS
FML WHEN THE
PIYSiCIAt1 CURES.
THREE
YEARS Pi BED
GREAT
From Kidney Disease -Although
Man of Three -Score and Ten, Dr,
Chase's Kidney . Liv r Pills
Gave Him Back Perfeot
Health.
a
(S,et.Bl3ATH SERVICES,
M LeTR0DIS`t`
or. Sol vices at 11 a ni and 7 p in.
E11NeSi3YT1.1I1AN--lieu. 1). Perrie
pallor. Services at 11 a in and 7 p m,
I,JL''dSGUPAL, St. 1.)/111 Wm.
Wm.
Lowe, rector. Services ah 11 a in awl 7 f
pen,
UAPTIST- Rev, JOB. Hamilton, pas-
tor. Ser\ices tet 11 a In and i p m
CONGREGATIONAL -Rev. H. E.'.Mason, pastor. Services at 11 a in and
7prn.
CHRISTIAN WORKEIIS -- Misseii 1
Outram and Look in ceimeand, Services!
at 3 p no and ii pp in.
SALVt.T1ON ARMY—Adjutant Miles
and wife in command. Services at 11 a,
w,3pni and 8pm,
In each of the above named churches,
Sabbath School is held at 2.30 p in.
4P
After, ooa► s P�1os�O'hodine, I
--. ev. 1)r. PO 13000, ptls i ',•' )1 4 )•113 if lU tries
This is to certify that I was sick
in bed the most of the time for three
years with kidney disease. I took
several boxes of pills -»different kinds
—and a great many other kinds of
patent medicines; 1)asides that. I was
under treatment by four different doc-
tors during the time and not able to
Work. I began to take Dr. Chase's
Kidney -Liver Pills, and since that time
het:v.a been working every day although
a man nearly 70 years of age. Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills have cur-
ed me.
JAMES SIMI'SON,
Newcomb Mills, Ont.
If the Kidneys are not In a perfectly
clean and healthy condition, the blood
becomes impregnated with impurities
and a decay of the Kidneys, soon
takes place. Bright's Disease:, Dia-
lates, (Travel, Stone in the Bladder,
Inflammation. of the .Bladder, and a
long list of Kidney diseases become
seated, and sooner or later in so many
instances end fatally Dr, Chase's
Kidney -Liver Pi115 cure all Kidney
troubles. Sold by all dealers, price
25 cents per box.
.ditch and culvert, $16.65 ; Duff &
estewart, crowning bridges, $18 ;
xeorge Sommerville, work on hill,
41t1 ; P, Healy, work on sideline, $15;
}, Laidlaw, repairing culvert,, $3.50 ;
`Vint Kelly culvert til• L Nethery
filling culvert, $2.50 ; Wm. Shedden,
gravel, $2.90 ; M. M. Cardiff, assist:
11.
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new relationship and hope that their
lives may long be spared to bless
the neighborhood of which they form
a part, and that it may be full of
love, joy, peace and prosperity.
Receipts For Good Times.
Don't kick.
Cheer up. Keep cool.
Joke as often as possible,
Put your best foot forward.
Think of the sunshine of life, not
its clouds.
—15 14.101.1131:11'
EVERFRIDAYFRIDAYM0l:tNING,
--AT TUB—
TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE SrRET,
WINGHt1M, ON'T'ARIO.
73fore.
Subscription i rico, $i per ye^.r,in advcuoe
ADiri'.11TI 0i) RA'11•.S
The Orme English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered S£z,
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package $1, six, $5. Ons will :Sean,
stxwill cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
Tito "Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
Sold in Wingham by Cohn a Campbell,
Druggist.
Now to Cure Sick Headache.
It has often been remarked that
the distressing complaint of sick
hearleche is the result of eating too
much and exercising too little. In
the majority of cases its cause lies in
that the food last taken is'se rich in
quality or so excessive in quantity
that the stomach cannot digest it.
A simple diet on grains arid ripe
fruit• with sufficient exereiee in the
open air to keep up a gentle perspire
tion, would speedily effect a cure.
Kirsch seine persons this headache
.coules on at regular intervals and is
1 the stomach's eignal of distress at
baying been imposed upon. To take,
two teaspoonfuls of powdered char-
coal in a glass half full of water will
sometimes give relief, of 0 tablespoon-
ful of lemon juice 15 minutes before
each meal and the same et bedtime.
Many an attaeh has been warded off
by freely drinking hot water, but
better than all. these is the "ounce of
prevention" found in abstaining from
tea and coffee, rich g, avies, pastry
and cakes—in short, in living as
every rational being ought to live.
Think, after'ali, how short life is,
and make the best of it.
. help some other poor devil, and
some angel of mercy' may help you.
Pay your bilis promptly, and that
will help Some other struggler in the
battle of life. • •
Find one more unfortunate than
yourseif and content will find the
plaee of 'complaint.
MIK HAMILTOli
WINGHANI.
Capital, D1,250,000. Rost, $775,000
President—Joan d.Til;RT.
\'ioe•Preaident—A. U. amain.
41.aoe j 1 y r. i 0 1310. i mo, 1 1. II;
One Column 800 00 ;40 00 :10 00 1 tS 00,
Halt} '- 40 0'J 20 12 00 j 0 00'
Quarter" 20 00 11 00 7 00 ( 3 00'
one,ltch 5 00 3 00 3 00 100'
Legal and (Wier Castle, antrrt;s0:uuut, M:' per ine
for ih•s3 ir;sertlinl,u'id 3e per line torcaul:subsequent
ihserti, n. Jie cured by nonpareil scalp.
noel.I notices 100. per line for first iintrtion, and.
6, per line for each subaequeltt tuvertict .
Ad ver tiaements of Lout, Fonnd, Strayed, Situations
and Business Ohanres wanted, net axeeedinr 13 line
nonpareil, 31 for first month, and 500, for each
subsequent Month,
Houses J nd farina for Sale, not exceeding 8 line.
L1 for that month, 000. per subsequent month
arxer advertisements in proportion.
These Urine will be'trictly adhered to •
Sper,e1 rate,. for larger advertisements, or or
longer periods.
Advertisements and local notices without specific.
directions, will Lu inserted till forbid end charged
aceoriliagly. Transiturr advertisements meet be
paid in std elates
Cheeks for contract advertisements roust he in
the othr.0 by Wednesday noon, u; order to appear
that week
DIRECTORS
JouN PROO'roS, Gso, aoaou, Wet GIBSON, AI N, A. T.
moon, A. B. LER (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
Savinga Bank—Hours. into 8; Saturdays, 10 to
allowDeepdosits of S1 and upwards received and interest
SpCoial Iniposits also received at current
rates of. ir.-:cost.
Drafts on .)rest Britain And the United Stater
bought and sold
Expert
Lady
Dyers.
Mrs, William Warder, Spry, On t.,says:
"Your Diamond Dyes are excellent, and
nothing could tempt me to use any oth-
er make of dyes. Diamond Dyes alma) s
give me entire satisfaction."
Mrs. McNeill, Stanley Bridge P. E. I.
says : "1 have used the Diamond Dyes
with great success. I recommend them to
all ladies who wish to do their own dye-
ing. For coloring dress goods they are
just perfect"
M rs. L, Reid. Newcastle. Out., says :
"We have used your Diamond Dyes for
the past ten years and Find them to be
the est dyes made."
Spanish Woman Proverbs.
No season is as brief as Woman's
love.
A girl's hair draws more than a,
ship's cable.
W. CORBOULD, Aovn
a. L. s)ICKINSON, Solicitor.
Money to Loan on Nates.
Women and weather are not to be
trusted.
Choose neither a wife not' linen by
candlelight.
A woman may be loyal to love,
but never to lovers,
1Vonlan is a curious creature with
long hair and short ideas.
Woman is a guitar, the sweetness
if wllosc tone depends upon the
Dress neatly ----some men foolishly playel'.
suppose the harder up they look the, ITe who has a handsome wife or
more sympathy they will receive. It a castle on the fonder is never with.
is just the reverse. out fear,
A silent plan is never interesting,
. i ig Al net er attractive, :net er Copular, `3.nc�
i shopkeeper who does not advertise
Usually shares elle same tette,
Impure blood is an enetny so health
and may loadito serious disease.. Iheel a
Sarsaparilla 'conquers (hie enemy and
averts Bangor.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE hATE
Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 pet cent with
privilege Ot paying et the end of any vest.. Not.
and accounts collected.
R.on.T. PdeINDOO.
Boaver Block Wiutrham, Ont
Wm. Doherty, of Stratford, dropp:
ed dead while consulting a doctor in
Wood bridge
About One half of the population
of Greece are agriculturists and
shepherds.
mill agi ED da "t gg
'f; Made a well
,`1' ���Man of
w
5
dsDAP°
Tux BnBAT
HiNDOO REMEDY
rnonuofa TIIE AL09n
Hestrftedr, HO/tatts. Cores
all Nervous Diseases. 2'ailturrMen^o,y
Paresis Sieeplassnosa, Ni,htls Emis-
sions, etc„ cause1 by Peet abuses, given:
vigor and size to nhrnnken organs and quickly Ion.enrelq restores .t.oet Mar..�r nod ie. old or mono.
!Leeds carried in vest hoikot.Pek e$1.Orin):'ubart.
Six for te.00settla a, o-1ftea O,rarane,r• t,, e..,', pt
,honey •reftincted. DD.:* ,c tics bu
Insist no having TNDAPO. if roar tiro .. he. nes
cot it, wo wlll Relict ft rrrpald.
nid000 fl[ 51r:� . ` rr+r,, Chir • . '..
ChI i,ol,n's Corner r'riv Sto'•e, \Vi);ghan„ Out.
00,
GRAND 1RUNIi RAILWAY.
Toronto and East
Palmerston mixed
Londou and South
Kincardine
iB1AVT ARRIVE
6 50 a. m 3 05 p. in
3 30 m 10 3; p rn
855 •9m 305pm
6 53 a rn 1110 it ni
38('pm 800pIn
11 l0a rn 6 50a m
330pn1 330pm
1025pm 83.0am
AGENTS:
II. B. ELLIOTT,
PROrnnt'rOR AND PUBLISHER.
yR F. IL RAT,BPLEISCir, PHYSICL;N, SUR -
1), GEL N, AND IeeUl;t;tIBUR.
Snrreseoi to 14, W. 0; oh it nit S:NL' ONT.
1st Clays Ilruor Graduate of the Universities of
Ttiiity (rote to) Queen s (liirngston). and of Trin-
ity Medical College ; fallow of Trinity Medical
Cullegea„a Men bur of the Coilegeef'Physicians.
and Surgeons of Ontario. Post Graduate Course in
Detroit and 013)03•;;0 1400 Special attention paid
to diseases of Lye Ear Nose and Throat and
Diseases of tl'onion. Connulta+ion 1u Plugiisn and
Gerona 4'( t atart•It ttuatnd Sacco: sr 'thy in alk
its turns.
• VANSTONE,
BAEOLOTER, isuLIOITOR, Etc..
Private c.nd Company funds to loan at low est rate.
interest. No commission charged, Mortgages, town
and farm property bou¢rit and boli
OFFICE—Boavor Black %LNoli's.
J. A. NORTON
n 111&ISTEIt, stc.,
\tIngluen•, (int.
E. L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTE1t, ETC.
a0LIOITOlt'1'O BANE OF' HAMILTON. tionaV 10.
LOAN.
011ice-11 over Block. \6ing)iatri
,1 •
G. OAMMERON,
BAR SISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &e,'
Unice—Corher Iianrilton and et. Andtew streets
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Gamma, ONTARIO. •
ENT1STHY.—J. S. J Fitual L, L. 0. 51.01 IsomAllt
]s dianutaetur fleet -clubs sets Of
teeth as uncap as they eau be made
in the Dominion. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pair,, by his new
process, guaranteed l,urte,tly safe.
OJ!'FICE: In ,the Beaver Block, olepo.ito the
Briniswiok Douse.
J UHN HATCH -IS - --
Boole busbies-. is Let Ler 1hau for 'Serra pest ; also L INSURANCE ACi✓NT
have better a, d faster ectliug hooks. Aueutsciear-
ing iron 1310 to ;90 weekly, A tote lenders are : .. __... -_,._ . . _ TARIOI .
• Queue V•ntoriu” ; "Lite of Mr. 'Gadsto,e," "3iy
Mother's Bible Stories" '•lh'osressho Speaker," f")DEANS, .11t., tttNin:tat,
•'Illnudike Gold Field," "woman,' "01111 pyre nt 3 .
tim ['newel," "Breakfast, Dinner, Supper." Books
on time Lln>,SEL A!J0TIUNNUL,
.
•
GENERAL
\i•rN1BAae, ON
BR:iULLY•OAIII(ETSO\ CO3rPANY Llama!), A:) R
Toronto,
I+loderato. OF 1' 00UN.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charges
WINGII AM
-ti:: (JOUST!
STEAM PUMP ORKS
porre. 7 sac nv v
imitations are dange'rons. 1Priee, No,. 1, $1 per
box, Nos m,10 degrees Stronger, $8 per box. No.
1 or 2. mailed on receipt of price and two ••el'nt
stamps The Cook Company Windsor Ont.
responsible Druggistid 3 3. Gsnada. recommended �y all
116,1 and No. 2 for Nate by (:,)lin .1. l:reiple.11,
brnug:9t
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
mow
successfully used monthly by over
000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your dru
ist for Coke Cotten Rot Cele-
tyaxfler ns al! Mi;tures pilld and
Haven;!' purchased the entire business
from Mr. Daniel Showers, I am how
prepared : to supply the public with
Wood %xuul Iron Force and
Lift Pumps, Brass and
Troia Cylinders, Galrraniz-
ed Iron Tubing. Cisterns.
W ter Tronglis, Siilekzs.
B ILs,Fipe Fitting, 1Ve11
Di ging and everything in ami -
neo ton with water supplies.
Galvaulized Steel Windmills for power
and pumping in water.
ut g
P
p
Deep \ Well pumps a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Parte writing for information or
ordering by mad should always state
depth of $moll.
All w0rle guaranteed or no sale.
C.. MORNI'l'T'GSTAR
Il."v 140 Winghum, Ont'
J 011N CUR1tI.h, ii'iOunau, car.,
LICENSE!)
AUCTIONEER.
Sales of Farrar Stocic and Patin Iulplenueota
specialty.
All orders left at the Tusks( ollfee protubt1t mitosis
ed to: Terre reasonable.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
S 0 Camp Calcdorda, No. 41, meets
G.—the
filet vst iil)rtevu•Sminim, 0 i llowsnal,Visiingbreraron
%velerm. J. Murray, Chief.' 1) Stew.
art itee,.-See .
WANTED
Yount; mon 3311 0011100, Or ardor once
` It sties y uung in spirit, of undoabted
char.:etur, good talkers, ambitious and industrious,
cult find tulploy neem in a good cause with 840 pet
month ,unl upwards according t0 abi.lty.
RLP. T. S, LINtSCUTT, TOao\TC,
VI ANTED.
Seton 00ierwriters. hslaty or eoannissirn, to Sill
able pt:rsens.
A1,V'ERTISiat,
tiulical BuiW[rg, Toretito:
WANTED.
Men and Woman who run work hard talking and
writing six hours daily torah: days rt w.ek and mill
be c nutent hwit ton dollars weekly.
Add revs :
NEW 11)E.ts Co , Tonoaro,
WANTED
Taacbrrs cud othrr lits flit )nen fo:
tn'•atiiu, or p';rinanently to 3011011 for
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Royal quarto volumes, No delitetine. Cnntnrissi011
paid weekly, i,lsarovr P(sttau[atl Co,
JOB PRINTING,
INObUDLNG Rooks, Pamphlets, restore, 1111
Heads, Oircuinre. Ore., kc., executed in the beet
style et the art, at moderatonidal and en abed
notice. Apply or address P '
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BOOKBINDING.
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1.ronptattention.. Prides for Binding in any ety'1e
will be given on aoulicatlon o the Taus 0itloa -