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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-03
es- The Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail

aa- The Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail
road i, laboring under great embarrassment, and
consequently great efforts are making.to have the
holders Of bonds fund the interest due in January
This may be well enough but it is only dodge
procrastination OF the day of their downfall. IT
is managed on a scale entirely too illeberal and
unenlghtened to merit the patronage of the pub
lie, and this course has characterized its entire his
tory Instead of receiving the commentator OF
the towns aud couEties through which it passes,
nothing but constant complainngs and curses are
heard. Its builders would even make curve to
spite community, aud its present managers operate
entirely too much on the penny wise and pound
foolish principle to gain public favor and patron
age. Time tables are changed, and the public
know nothing of it untiI they are ready 10 change
again Living as We do, within less than one mile
OF the track not man in twenty can tell wnen
the trains leave Maumee for the east or west, and
We have no doubt but hundreds and thousands of
dollars are lost to the road by tie want of II
knowledge Of it, running time all OF which might
be saved by little julicisus nnl simciy aiycris-
ing and a little more .LrHcss towards the press,
the did OF which the managers evidently hope to
spungc.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-03
From KnnZas.
correspondence Of the Cincinnati cszette.l
QUINDARo, Kanzss, Nov. l3.

QUINDARo, Kanzas, Nov. l3.
The constitution just formed provides for the
election of State Legislature on the first Mon
day in January next.
This body will have pro-slavery majority
for the Constitutional Conver ton has just made
an apportionment of representative and senatori-
al districts to secure this result. This Legsla.
ture will elect two Senators to Congress, who
will represent Kanzas for the next six years.
One great object of the Administration--and an
avowed purpose with Gov. Walker-to secure
Democratic Senators from Kanzas, may, there.
fore, be considered accomplished.
Gov. Walkers quarrel with the pro-slavery
men has assumed very mild form, and it is
said he is about to be received back into the full
confidence Of the party. All his leading views
have been wonderfully carried out during the
period of his alienation
There will be great struggle for these Sena-
torships among the prominent men of the pro
slavery party, but is almost always the case il
all parties, especially in Kanzas, the most un
scrupulous demagogues may be expected to BE-
cure them
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-03

The Eric Constitution publishes the following
letter from Judge Wimot to its editor, who re-
marks that it was not written for the public
eye:
TowANDA, Oct. 81, 1857
DEAR Sir The battle is lost as men ordina-
rily estimate results. 1t will discourage the
weak and doubling; the venal will seek shel er
in the camp of the enemy The men of courage
and faith will stand firm, with confidence unsha-
ken in the final triumph of the right Courage
ANA perseverance are qualities essential in con-
flct with error and wrong these with untire-
ing activity, are the elements Of success in all
great revolutions.
look to the future with unshaken confidence.
Liberty cannot be crushed out in this age and
country. Oppression has no charter from God.
The tyrant that exults in power, and deliantly
assails not the constitutional rights of Ameri
can citizenship, but the GOd-given rights OF man
shall soon fall lifeless and loathsOme cnrpse,
under the persevering and courageous assaults
of truth.
The mere oitician believes in the potency
of great interests. He SCOTS at the idea that any
other than selfish motives influence the action
of men. This is an insult, both to God and man.
Truth and Justice are mightier than Sellishness
and Wrong. The heroes and martyrs of our
race attest the nobleness of humanity. Men are
capable OF the highest motives and the most
loyal steadfastness to principle. Truth is never
silent, but pleads ever, with irresistible persua-
siveness and power. There is a strength in a
noble selfsactificing disinterestedness battleine
in Just cause. that cannot be oyeicope. All
the great moral forces of Nature are working un.
ccasingly on the side of the right. In the sirug-
gle of life we require strength in overcoming
bs-aclcs that beset our path. Disasters test the
cOnsiancy AMI courage OF parties as of men. In
the nature of things reverses must come, bu,
if we are tru- to the cause of FreeJon and
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-03
The Secret Of Longevity.

The means known, so far, of promoting lon.
gevlty, have been usually concentrated in short
pithy sayings, as, " Keep your head cool, and
your feet warm =" Work much aud cat little
etc; just as il the whole science of humuu life
could be summed up aud brought ont in few
words, while its CREATES. principles were kept
out of sight On" Of the b,st OF these sayings i.
given by an Italian in his ll6,h year. who be
ing asked the mems Of his fivng SO long, 70
piled with that improvisation for which hi,
country is remarkable:
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John Alcohol.

John Alcohol, my Joe John,
When we were first ac1uaint,
I'd money in my pocket, John.
Which now I know there aint.
spent it all in treating, John,
Because loved you SOL
But mark me how you've treated me,
John Alcohol, my Joe.
John Alcohol, my Joe John,
We've been too long together,
So you must take one road, John,
And will take the other.
For we must tumble down, John,
IL hand in hand we go,
And will have the bill to foot,
John Alcohol, my Joe.
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Bogus Ditty.

There's bogus doctors-bogus pills
Bogus charges-bogus bills,
Bogus stories-bogus teachers,
Bogus saints and bogus preachers,
Bogus friends and bogus names,
Bogus cures aud bogus claims,
Bogus signs and bogus fears,
Bogus smiles and bogus tears,
Bogus looks and bogus airs,
Bogus faith and bogus prayers,
Bogus sales and bogus notes,
Bogus laws and bogus votes,
Bogus words and bogus deeds,
Bogus coins and bogus creeds.
Bogus gents and bogus ladies',
Bogus wives and bogus babies.
Bogus reports upon the wing,
And bogus almost everything.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-03
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND
ALL FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASE,
EtFEFN Avn GErRTvEv

There are some cases where the system is full of
Disease, that nothing but thorough turning will
do any good, and in these this Remedy proceeds
common dOse,) but persons avoid this by doing
the whole slower, and taking small Doses and longer
time to cure.
In some cases, where the Liver is torpid, the patient
will have on two Chili3 after commencing the Med
icine; but the Pills fairly taken up by
the stomach aud the system is under its influence, the
Chis must stop In any case where it is desired to
stop Sickness at the Stomach, that is produced by
these sue Pills dose OF two olPePpermint Essence
will relieve.
Look ont for your appetite after being cured by these
Pills, or You will over-eat;
One bottle will break the Ague upon four grown
persons, hut to fairly should all he taken by
We w.nll also cull NoMr nttentiDu to the
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SINGING IN SPURGEoS's CuJRcH.--rhe p.a. or
concluded, Mr. Spurgcon gave out the wol-known
hymn beginning
Before Jehovah's awful throre.'
lie read it through, having first announced that
the tune would be tho Old Hundrcth," and then
read each verse separately before il was sung. II
was scarcely possible to give any idea of the sub.
lime effect produced by those ten thousand voices
rs they swelled the massive harmonc5 of that
grand tune with fulness of breath rarely heard
After singing the second verse, Mr.. Spurgeon said
Il will read the third verse and you will sing the
fourth and let the uplifting OF your voices be as
the sound of many waters His audience respond
ed to his wishes. The words Of the verac were
"We'l crowd Thy gates with thankful songs
High the Heaven our voices rise;
And earth, with her ten thousand tongues
Shall I'LL thy courts with sounding praise"
Most magnificent was the shout of praise that
now went up NoIs voice was mute, save occs.
sionally where some onos nerves were orcrpowercd
by the massive rolling chorus that rose on every
side. Never did we so realize what congregation.
al singing might become. 1t was an uplifting ot
voice and heart such SIS one can hope to hcal
only few times in the course OF lie Much oil
this grand effect was no doubt owing to ;ne ma
0sty ofthc tune itselEm1ch to the fact that NIL the
congregation knew it--somtthing to the exciting
effect o. numherS--and perhaps not little to the
practice Of reading each verse before il is sang
practice He have always thought very reasonable
one, especially among the poor and those who
cannot read
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.l0gt!cnltnrai E.tablIshmeni

IIDFWcnItnrnI E4tablIshment.
HAVING removed from Bowling Green to SYDNEY
Ohio, would beg leave to inform the public that
have complete aud saleable collection Of vigorous
grown fruit trees, such Apple Pear. Cherry Peach
Apricot, Nc. Mr. Lee Moore has kindly consented to
selmy valuable fruit trees at the Bowling Green Nur-
sery reduced prices. Also he will he supplied with
complete assortment of thrifty srowmtrees in SPLEEN
did varieties from the wei known Sydney Nursery.
with which am now connected.
SeptLlS. lS5G.--lS NATHAN MOORE
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"A Gentleman who recently put up at a
log tavern in Wisconsin, was awakened by a
young man, who commenced seronade
thus:
"0h, Sally Rice,
"I've called you twice,
And yet you lie and snOre
pray you wake,
And see your Jake,
And open to him the door or
wnder, don't care much which, for
II makes but little diiIcr,ace
To either you or l.
Big pig little pig,
Root hog or die !"
ANSWER.
"You stupid Jake,
l am awake,
And have been all the night
4 hopin' that
You'd come kerspat
Or else send Billy Bright, dont
darned which, for
1t makes but little difference
To either or l.
Big pig, little pig,
Root hOg or die.n
The late vote in Kansas will range be-
tween $1,000 and 10000 This indicates a
population bordering close upon 100, 900.
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THE sEcRET lNFIRMlrIEs uE

YOUTH ANb MATURITY,
JuSt Published, Gratis, the 25th Thousand;
4 FEW WORDS ON TIE lAIlONAL TREAT
n MENT without Medicine. OF Spermstorrlca or
Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Genital auo
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF the stem I'm
potency and Gmpcdimcuts to Marriage generally.
BY 3. DE LANEY, M. D,
Themportan fact that the MANY alarming coTpt tintS
originating in the imprudeuce and solitude OF youth
may he easily removed without Medicine, is in thi
small tract clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new
and highly successful treatment adopted nv the Au
thor fully explained by of which every one !,
enabled 10 h,ms, perfectly and at the least posi-
BILE cost thereby avoiding all the adv, rtised noslrum'
of the day.
Sent to any address gratis and post free in 'enle
envelope, hv rsmitting post paid ~" POSTAGE amp
! 10 Or. h. DE LANEY II Lispanard Street New l"rt
Civ lSer II, ls57--ihsl
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A. LANGWORTHY. FINDLAY. O.

We compound them faom Western experience
We know what YOU want because want them our
selves Then when that Dull Headache, Pain in the
Back LOins commences when, in short, you feel
your system getting cut of order,
SO RIGHT TO WORK,
take enough TO cleanse your system thoroughly, then
take them along for while to keep your bowels open
and regunr, and you will thank us for compounding
them.
1t may he, that you have neglected yourself until
you have Fever and Aguc, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
either Acute or Chronic-thGn procure a bottle of
.'iIng woTthy's Aromatic Ague Piiis,''
use them according to directions and break up the
disease; il YOU have had it long time use the
Physic Pills, to keep your system regular, and
Do Your Summers Work.
These Aguo Pills compounded for those who are
tired OF taking UuHine, Arsenic, aHy pOisOns. We
Warrant them entirely compounded from the Vegeta-
BILE Kingdom, and Offer reward of 1000 any one
who will detect any Mineral in any Medicine we ad-
yertise as Vegetable.
These Pills were compounded, and first used in the
fall Of 1855 during the great prevalence of Bilioas
Diseasc-wcrc compounded on the ground where the
Disease prevailed, and not where they theOrze about
it ins in the East,)-it gotten up when Quiuine
and the other Medicines, failed, and warranted to
cure and not in dozen bottles faiiGd-i is the
PEOPLES REMEDY!
1t is not gotten up with miraculous powers; but it will
fsttr4
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NO. xxx.
DISEASE vANQUISIIED
By DR.. R05ack's Scandinavia Remedies

A FTER years OF study,
Aanal ysisnnd experiment
Mr. Roback, the emminsnt
Swedish Physician succeeded
in producinga medicinefrsu
the mountain herbsof hiSns-
tiveland, which acts directly
upon the causes ofdiseasein
the blood and by restoring the
corrupted fountain of lifets
n condition of health and
purity, expels disease from
\ the system wherever il may
lhn located or yNlatavr
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-03

MARRIAGE GUlDE.-IuUNRs great Physolo9j-
cal Work: THE POCKET -t3S SCULAPfLfS or
1t written in plain language for the general reader
and Is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred En.
sIrvnRs All young married people, or those contem-
married lite should read this book Itdicioses secrets
that every should be acquainted with STILL it isa
book that must he kept locked up aud lie about the
house II will be sent to any on the receipt of IS
cents. Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, 1852 Spruce ST.,
above Fnnrth philala.. Pa. [AInrch g. lsh1--4atf
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HAVE YOU TRIED
WESTERN FAMILY
R n WI h I'D 4 II =
PUT UP BY
A. LANGWQRTHY,
FINDLAY, OHIOt
THEY ARE THE
AROMATIC VEGETABLE CATHARTlC PILLS.
AROMATIC FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
AND THE
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
Sold By Druggists Everywhere.
DO YOU DESIRE HEALI'H2
THEN READ WORD
Before You throw this down as Worth
less

II is fact well known to all Western citizens
that the miasm that is constantly present in the air of
this rich Western country and the changes which Oc
frequently from heat to cold give rise TO var
Gus forms of disease and it becomes important in
qury then to what do to prevent these sud
den attacks, to which so liable? An old saying
is an ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure
and in nothing is it truer than in thsfor in however
many forms attacked with illness, the primary
cause is nearly the same. We catch cold, or overeat
the pores of the body become closed and the refuse
matter which is generally thrown of the system by
sensible or nsensibe porspiration remains in it and
clogs it up, and the consequence is that the inward
functions of the body cannot perform their duty, any
more than watch can. the cogs of whose wheels
filed with dirt. Every part of our bodies demands its
different element from the food and the part stom-
achs take is eliminate such parts, and send them in
their proper directou when system is fully open,
this is well and beautifully done, and such parts OF our
food not needed thrown out hy perspiraton
and the natural outlets Of our bOdesbut when cold,
any other cusc stops these outlets this ofal f we
may speuk,) remains in the body; and Fcvers,
rheumatism Jaundicr, Liver Complaint. Ague, Aeu-
ralgia, &c, &c, What then shall we do? the
is easycleansc the system thoroughly restore
these natural outlets and we are free When shall we
do it? Shall wait till the disease becomes up
on us? No, let us take
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-03

{. ---l---4-4.-lOe located, or whatever may
be its character. Indigestion, nervous complaints,
epilcptic and other fits coughs consumption in its
early stages throat bronchitis, fever and agus
asthma, low spirits, s,sexualncepHclty feminine weak
ness, ,pricinE of the skin, symptonatic of parAyss
rheumatism neuralgia, ,tumor, cancer, diabBtes LASH
tude aud debility larheR and all other disorder ofthe
organs OF respiration the liver, the kidneys
ach, the the muscularRbre, arc unerringt
cured by this dreparation lis the ndferiss soTb
seedsof disease. what an alksli is to ncid; IL
them with absolute certainty, while at the
srue time itreghatesthe secretions remoVesobttruc-
tous from bowls creates appetite, renews bodily
vigorandrcgcnerutose every animal function. Suchs
the uatnfe such arc the effects of Dr., Robacks fs-
muui7candinyiUn Blood Purifier Pills. will not only
obhteraeth most painful disehses.bnt prevent their
recurrence, ana lehStheh iile beyond its ordinary
span.
To proYentimposltion purchase only OF respectable
druggists, %c.,of regular agents or OF Dir. Roback
sole proprietor and manufac G4h street Cincin-
matt. Price of Purifier LOO per. bottle; bottles
forS5. Pills25 cts. per, box and boxes for $780,
IERRE nAuTE, Ind Oct, H. 1855.
Or; oir'--1he IHst three bottles Of Jonf
Blood furiiorand the accompanying Pills, have re-
lievcd me of the last yesgeot my rheumatism, Icoh
siderthe cure all but miraculous After having iuf-
terodjhe mostacute agony, almost without intermis
SION oreght years and being tor three years Grip
pie can scarcely reulze the fact that ntthis moment,
atterhavng used your Scamdnavi enadies 70 only
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ON the most reasonable terius, the southwest quar-
~ ter Of the n0r,h half Of section number o. g.
Of range number r. containing 50 acres; also that
fractional part OF section number 34 southeast Of the
river In town G. Of range ., containing SO sereA In
Wood county. Ohio. JAMES MURRAY.
September 10, lSd7--lSU
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"When hungry, Of the best cat,
And dry and warm ! keep my feet
l screen my head flom sun aud rain,
And let few cares perDleI my brain A"
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EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,
For aIl Diseases Of the Eye or EyeIId,
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES,
lntiammatiOns Films, Ulcerations, Weak Sight, and
all forms of Diseased Eyes cured rapidly, that
where best known it Is considered almost
MAGICAL
in its healing Influence. \ Physician from Indiana
writes:-
Your Medicine hos given perfect and entire salts
faction in every case
One Drug Store. that has sold, the past season. over
EIGHT HUNDRED BOTTLES,
says it did not tail in asingle instance.
An old Horse Jockey, Who has handled horses all
his life, sIys:-
'If your Eye Balm, with little Bleeding and Phis
licking where the system is fall will cure, they
may give up the Eye
One Lady, who had been deprived of sight in one
Eye, by Film over it for six years, says;-
"After thirty Physicians had prescribed, without
any good done me, your hedicine is performing
cure.
Candidly and honestly, will you deprive yourself of
good remedies because sOme would be, wise ones,
cry out Quackeryor will you try one bottle or one
box of our
FAMILY MEDICINES,
and be healed Of your Diseases. We do not Put up
our Eye Balm for anything but Sore Eyes and Eye
Lids: but If you have it in the house. YOU need not
suffer with sore Bouth Ulcers upon any part Of the
body for 1t is healing all 'Uch surfaces, hat will
CURE THEN QUICKER
than anything else. Apply IT, If you wish, with quill
feather, TO the sores, cnte twice or three times day
Us YOU deem il necessary. ,
Prepared and Sold W.oesalr and Retail, by
a. LANGWURTHN,
FINDLAY, ONO.
Sold by L. MoREuorsE, Waicryille; PECK 4 II ANIL
o.. Il
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4 simnle Vegetable Iiemedy.
Immediately when the hrst symptoms commcnc
NO CALOMEL! NO POISON

but good physic composed orthe healing plants Ma
tue has herself provided. This you find in the
Aromatic Vegetable Cathartic Pills,
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David wilnot on DcGcnt.

The Eric Constitution publishes the following
letter from Judge Wimot to its editor, who re-
marks that it was not written for the public
eye:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-03
JACOB ATKINS

:, -NU' n VNtstHut str0et.
f"rsale ny FEcK HAMILToN, Perrysburg, De.
DuHRITT, MGumee; ". & II. uoop BowLiso GRxrs:
W. & Il. HAsEIHs. Portage; LEV TAYLOR, New
Wctfed; G, LAsKEY & Co.. GILEAD; J.. L. Nom.
House. Co.. Waervil!e, and for sale by Drug ana
Dealers in Medicines generally through the country
December Is. lS5C--32ly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

The Evening Post has a telegraphic dis
patch from Washington TO the effect that
Mr. J. Clancy Jones having declined the Of.
Zee Of Postmaster General, It has been offer
ed to Mr.. William &. Alexander, OF New
jersey, who has accepted the compliment.
The new Cabine. will then be composed a,
follows.
Scrtory Of SAT-, Lewis Cas-, Of Mich.
Scryisry Of NJ Treasury, Howell Cobb, Of
Geo.. S,r1ary Of War, John b Floyd, Of
Virginia. SrdGry Of a, Nary, Aaron v.
Brown, Of Tenn, S,rr'ay Of ne lnirior,
Jacob Thompson, Of Mss. Postmaster. Gen.
rll, WIN. &. Alexander, Of y. j. AHor.
ny Gnral, Isaac r1ucy, OF Conn.
such is the construction OF MIR. Buchan-
ans Ministry according 10 the la,c'trcr,rt,
which w. take 1t is not lar from the trath.
We shall have something 10 say ou this Cab.
iuc, when it is certain thatno further chan.
=, will be made ia - composition. Fot
the present We simply observe that the Cab.
met ol Mr.. Pierce i asp,sniil aud wonder.
ful combination OF political genius aud ad.
miui,;ra,lyc ability ia comparison.
N. \ Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27
PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
PORTABLE OVENS!

THIS invention, the result OF practical expert.
ence, u now con6dently ptessnied % the
public ~ superior IN poini ~ economy. safety, u-
Inability, rase of management, conNenirncr, anil
above al in the unriSaled manner which IL doe.
IL. work, to any other Invention Of the Kind nov
In use.
rs Puf,si OrSH, doing everything required
oft IN the mo.t superior manner.
For .ting meats IL u iully equal a. the OH.
T,.h,or.J Sp,t, which u we'll known To- have been
the best method ever Invented. II will roast ~
the same time as mnn, different kinds ~ MEATS ~
the Oven c,n contain. aud 'srh piece viii h~rsr.
lrctl, sweet ani iIre from the g'ssrs arising iiou
the different Varigtirs, ~ these gases are lUt on
through au escape pipe At the top.
Zoo h,kiug bread apl p,slt,, tbs oven h. With
out 4 rival. a. the beat :. regulated Nv jampst. 81
the bottom and q. spdct the pc,i,ct control ui the
operator.
ID. net cNcrllr, ~ p"ipt ~ economy d. The
heat r,uu,f.i - generated ~rh,n the oven. The
material iron which u ;. manufactured beips e
nonran,lu-tor. and constructed wIth chambers,
there !. 49, r,i,atipn ~ heat, api snail Tuutiiy
II feel Will krrp u guing ior hours.
/ The m,ictal viii nciihr' rust nor burnout, and
the oycu will last i"r ycars.
Ever, oven warranted 10 give cuiifs satisi'c.
tom.
/ seven si,rs. suitable f1r the smallest pt,v,tr
f,nil, pf f,r -iransr- anI hotel. 1T che lrgsst
,hs.. are manufactured, Al pulrr. directed 10
. ths .ub,rrbrrs, at South Paris, Willie promptly
arrnj,dto. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

MoEl Cas-, ruE ruE Gs,,p TEJNE We
understand that i1 consequence g. tie dra-
cheney Of Equipment 90 accommodate th'
growing bushes. 1u ths Grand Trunk Road,
500 aIli,.ua, ok .-Ht cars have Deem
contracted % D., bal, Tor ihe Portland and
Montreal District, arI -UU Or ile Mou,gs-
-. a4nl r,rguts District. They are 10 b.
constructed a. M1utral, and will De a,l
fJr ,hc mex, iali's business. 4 new freight
dsIg; B, alsJ building a, Montreal.
Adv. I'D.