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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

BEkUTIyUL ExrRkcI.--Men seldom think of the great event of death until the shadow falls across their own path, hiding forever from their own eyes the traces of the loved ones whose living smiles were the sunlight of their existence. Death is the great antag- onist of life, and the cold thought of the tomb is the skeleton of all feasts We do not want to go through the dark valley, al- though its passage may lead to paradise; and with Charles Lamb, we do not want Co lie down in the muddy grave, even with kings and princes fer our bed fellows. But the fiat of nature is inexorable There is no appeal or relief from the great law which dooms us to dust. We flourish and we fade as do the leaves of the forest, and the flower that blooms and withers in a day has not Trailer hold upon life than the mightiest monarch that ever shook the earth with his footsteps. Generations of men appear and vanish as the grass and thec0nntless multitude that thFongs the world to-day will to-moFrow disappear a. the footsteps on the shore.
 In the beautiful dream of Ion. the instinct of immortality, SD elOquently uttered by the death devoted Greek, finds deep response in every thoughtful soul. When about to yield his young existence as q sacrifice to fate. his beloved Ciemanthe asks fl they shall not meet again, 10 which he replies: 1T have asked that dreadful question of the hills tbat look eternal-of the clear streams that flow forever--of the stars, among whose fields oi azure my raised spirit hath walked in glory All were dumb. But while l gaze upon thy living face, feel that there is something in Che love that mantles through it's beauty that cannot wholly perish. We shall meet again C!emanthe.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27
SHADOW AND SUNSHINE.

Shadows never far from sunshine,
 Night is Ucycr far fOm day; Pain treads tn the steps of pleasure;
 Never Is the whole year May. Suushine's never far from shadow,
 Day is never far from night, Pain Is followed stili by pleasure
 snow make- not the whole year white. Mog's perpetual sigh'ng tires me,
 heg's eternal smiles az bad Give me Nell, who's always changing
 Not long merry, not long sad. Throw up the chin. and out the chest, Assume the form Of the letter S, Like kangaroo your arms extend And ihen yOu'li have the Grecian Bend"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

key- Fine feathers make Fine Birds. ElysIans, mAle note or D. HENDERSON & co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

Tne Boston ifceyfissr tells of magnif- gently dressed hnd almost unspproscbsbIe captain of steamer, Co whom, recently, | young countrymsn stepped up with the ques- ton: ''I say, yeau. Who shall strike for a piece of soap7' Imagine the dignity with which the officer referred him by silent ges- ture to the waiter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDI.
 cla D'.iric, in and ior the county of Yavarai sra Territory of AagDnA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

lSpiGrgr NEw ESCiASp NOMENCLATURE Mark Twain, writing from Hartford, says:-- Don't direct anv more letters tu me at Hart ! ford until find out which Hartford ! live m. They mix such things here in New England Mmk am iu Hartford proper, but no man may hope to be certain. Because sght here' in one nest We have Hartford, and Old Hart ford, and New Hartford, and West Hartford, and East Hartford and Hartford on the Hill, and Hartford around generally. lt IS the strangest thing-this paucity of names m Yankee land You lind that 1t is not a mat ter confined to Hartford, hut is a distemper that aiiiicts all New England. They get name that suits them, and then hitch distin- guished handles to it and hang them on all the villages round about. lt reminds me ot the man who said that Adam went on nam ing his descendants until he run out of names, and said, gravely; Let the rest be called Smith Down there at New Haven they have old Haven, West Haven. South Haven, West-by-sou' west Haven, and East east nor eas; half. East Haven, and the oldest man in the world can't tell which of them Yale College Is in. The boys in New England are smart, but after they have learned everything else. they have io devote a couple of years to the geography of New England before they Can tnNtt NNiN-ts altl +ffcft bhA VI tuthh N%f do 1t till they go to sea on a voyage, and learn how to box the compass. That is why there are so many more New England sailors than any other. Some of them spend their whole lives in the whaling service trying to it themselves for college This class of peo- pie have colonized the city of New Bedford, Mass. It IS well known that nine -tenths oi the old salts there become old salts just m this way Their lives are a fsiure-they have lived in vain--they have never been able to get the hang of the New Haven geog- raphy.
 'in this connection, they tell story of a stranger who was coming up the Connecticut River, and was trying his best 10 sleepi hut every now and then the boat would stop, and man would thrust his heal into the room. Firs; he sung out 'Haddamr and then East lIaddamr and then 'Iladdam Neck aud then North Hadiarni i and then 'Grczt Had dam 2 Little HsdSsmr old iladdamr New Iladdamr I Irish lladdsm ' Dutch IIsdda;n I 'Haddam- lladdamr ' and then tho strrnger jumped out of bed all excited, and says: I'm Methodist preacher, full oG grace, and forty years in service without guile I'm a meek and lowly Christian, but d--n these Had dams l wish the devil had 'em, Isay 7"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

"l SAT, boy, stop that oS." haven't any stopper, sir" "Well, head him, then.n "iie's got head, sir "Coniound your impeFtinence- him" " He's right side ouf, sir.r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

Tar following is going around as dones- tic drama:
 Scene i--Motber in the cellar splitting wood.
 Scene II--Dsoghter in the parior singing 10 Clarence Fl,zaoodle the pathetic ballad of Who ttu Cue fyr hoiher Notes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

THE New Orleans Picayuns is responsible for the following: An elderly gentleman friend of our, who is exceedingly fond of children, having large family himself, meet ing a number of little golden-hsred, rosy checked elves, in charge of tidy and good looking nurse, stepped, and having admired the children, kissed them goodby He was just about starting on when Madge, the cum ningest little witch of the group, with puz- naioete, "Ant you going to kiss the nurse z The question was 70 unexpected that our friend declares he felt the blood mount to his temples while he stsminered, not just now"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27
9esal adrertissmsnts.
Summons,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDI.
 cal District n and ior the county of YAvat..i ,ra Territory of AnHona
 |. d. Dieks.oa. Pintntiw rs FItrab.,h
 Ann Diekssen. Defeadant.
 Action breushi in The Dasrc, cour, tn and tr ,,. o of asAfs, and Territory of Arsona
 The refri,orv af Arscna sends Ersstihz to Ftg.t.h Abn Dtska-,u. defendant
 Nen are hefuy sifnn,0nei aud required to apt~sr m M aetiou hraght asalssi yai hy t,s above named r.,T u me Disre, Cnsrt of the Third Jullcl Bissrirs iy s k.f the f,-uty oa NavaIi ard T~rrt,ry d Arl,au. n ~ s~-r the e,saraiu Ted ih~suiu a e,,v sf which s, ,nie- hi, slftsaas within twenty ass rreiasl,s f M aav of seryics ansr Inc Ssies u-n yuu pf ths snu, and ia the Territory th.a within fsty days ani ,rst by a.faali wii be taken against yea .ssooriug l fs pruy~r of .aid conplaiet
 Tts Astns 1. tryughi praying ks a D-es~- es .t,.,. f-u'n honas of masFay her-tossre r.etres.d o f 2is, day uf May A. D ls and nov sKisitx tetrssu. sad plaintiff ard ysu the defadant Ffaleth Arn Dt.t a-n fh~ Grvuud sf erssrfsa an asaissfJ an s tr, ~ you lh. dsfsuaAnt Asd s~ fuf the s,r aud stsIv si,- ceutrui and cus'ety a Alice Eda piskasao oniy child and ssue of sd HarraaTs betsess bs rainr Aaa ygu ths defenia~t
 And ygn arv hereby ssssed ys-s a.H Co srf.., and tks s.FuVAaius aiev- regu~i ts rainHr tske default agsiasi rs aad srrly ths Css Fs The rvllsf d~par-si s his Istli sad c. aud d. [ bu,-ennsats ia ,hs ,-Asif -ztesa.rs fL s Gives uater my heni ssi the s~ei uf us Dis. frct Cauf, ,his sih day uf FceslEarY 4, D l-s9 nTD ED W. WELLS Csrk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

All of oar goods are either imported direct or bought oi direct importers. We 6ry nOshisg from seeoaa haads; thereby saping the San Francisco jctber's profit which ls ALL VIZ ASK TO MAKE "Live and Let Live IA our motto. Our terms ar. CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, roH cAsn. we are aI~Ays in readiness to Onpply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods, in jobbing lots, al
 Unpreosdentediy Low Pncez
 HINTON, HOOPER & co. Arizona City. November %, isc7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

How TO MEsp Tis DisHEs.--A hole in . tin dish may be mended by cleaning around it's edges, sprinkling on little ro.in, putting on lump of solder, and heating the other side with lamp, Of otherwise until the sold CT melts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

CENTS Alexander Hamilton said to sn intimate friend "Men give me some credit for genius. All the genius have lies just in this. When have subject in hand study 1t profoundly. Day and night it is befnre me. explore it ia all it's bearings. My mind becomes pervsded with it. Then the effort which I make the people gre pleased to call the fruit of genius. 1t Is the fruit of la bor and thought"
 MT. Webster once replied to a gentleman who pressed him 10 speak on a subject of great importance "rhe subject interests ne deeply but have not time. There on the table is pile of unanswered letters. sir, !" pointing to a huge pile of letters, ito which I must reply before the close of the session (which was then three days ot). have no time 10 master the subject so as to do 1t jus ice
 But, Mr Webster, lew words from you would do much 10 awaken the public atten- ton t0 itn
 ' If there is so much weight in my words as you represent, t is because ! do not allow myself to speak or any subject until my mind is imbued with it.'
 Demosthenese was once urged to speak on sudden and great emergency. am not prepared, said he, and obs,ihstely refused.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

"JAsE," said wag. sit's sll over town" What's all over townT Mud" Jsne's eyss dropped.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27
SUMMONS IN TIE DISTRICT couar.

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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22

.
Half the PeFplexity, annoyance aud
trouble that men have in This world is
in consequence Of getting into debt.
Il seems 70 natural for some psobls
70 buy and incur obligaGions EishoaI
measure, so long as they csu aroid nav.
ing ready cash, Give one of this sort
3 chance to buy on credit; and lie
question Of price ard conditions ~
payment are matters that be cares b0t
little about But what a crop Of trou.
Die spTiugs-uP from -tbe seeth of Iebt
how many sleePless nights result from
= how many gray hairs its trouble
brings aud how It shortens life-soms-
timesilesding to suicide and murds.
And yet bow essy thing Il Is %
keep clear Of this terrible monster.
With the exception Of sickness and the
ike compelling poor perseas. 10 incur
debt for their maintenance, thera IA
but little necessity for getting into
ineh trouble. Every yoabe man
Paoqld form fixed and unaltefabls ss.
termination before commencing his
active business career, not 10 incur one
dollar Of Indebtedness under sby cir
cunstances. Never borrow. Never
buy anything unless you have IRE mon
ey to pay for il at once. Paw no 81
ientiOn to splendid opportunities, bar
gains, rare chances, and The Gks.
Such affairs are only traps to catch VIC
'ims' If you see aaything you would
ike TO buy, or if any offer ismade that
Tou would ike 70 accept look first at
FOUR money pile, and make the auswey
iePend upon that Always paw ss
ToU go. II you are short IL money
,psge your demands accordingly. riss
Foster habits of economy, live WITH
n your means, buy nothing that Won
annot properly afford, and yoa viii 20
hFough hlsfTee from the rnissries AID
ronbles that beset the patA,sOg the,
ebtor.
e. \
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lOf the country. IIe seems 10 lsyor q
ltafilf Tor revenue, With such protection
as may Be incidsntsl 70 Ihis and asd Of
course objects 10 tbe inequalities in our
present complicated system. Such in
e9sDts ss were strong enough 1ly
obtained an increase af tasia faE PlOiac.
, ton, and thus tbs scale haagOne up or
down according ss,the pressure Of The
lobby interest has been heavy Or light.
Another Objectionable ieaturs Of the
existing tariff is, that It attempts uni
vsFsal protection, an idea which rem
dsEs all protection 8 nudity, and does
more for fOFeigp mAnufseiuEers ihap a.
most any other agency. The acRle Of
duties should be adjusted With refer
sBce to the iBtsEest of the entire coai-
tEy, not; as now, with sole references TO
the interests Of paEiiculaT localities, and
when once adjusted should be lee alone,
80 as to give permaneBcy and stability
TO the system
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! FRIDAY, JANUARY q. 1869.
Ypdn.
TAKH Ttrn PAPHR

~ LlIHU fu fug9f -----Io oi.g-i hrgis'irra
John took paper, and his life
Was happier than kings;
His children bright could read and write,
u And talk Of men aud things. Hrh1
His brother took no paper, and
'' While strOliing through the wood,
.1a A tree fell down upon his crown, 1 uli
r And killed him, as il should. -r.s s.rf
Had he been reading Of the news,
At home, like brother Jimls 'A'I
{ IN bet cent that accident l1 fs.pii
p iWouldHUt have happened him. f,--,s.v
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Ofali kinds, also Leprosy, scrofula, Salt Rheufn,
and al Diseases Of the SKIN Blood, Is EOWle's
EsILas AND HUMOR CUkE. Internal and
arterpal use Entirely vegetable. Used IN Hos
itis III the Old and New World. In case Of failure
authorize all dealers TO refund the money and
charge it back TO me. Nofailure for over ten years
Prepared II. Ds EOWl5Es Chemist Boston. y
baftle. For sale everywhere. Send for circulars
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22

One turn deserves another. Ii yo1're
done a doubtful act turn DE other
way and do a good one. IgSa good
way 10 get into,
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NrnTIrE.-We take this opportu

NTOIiCE.-We take TINS OppOrtu-
IN nitv 81 notifying the public that one Charles
a. Thomson, who lately resided IN this place, has
been represlnting by card and publications that he
was one of the firm Of Cross 4 thomson. Inc pup
sreh representations without authority, and that
IN faet. such flr.n never existed All persons are
warned not to do business with saiq thomson IN
s1sreaf l.3 +. j.. CROSS,
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s0Nbiaaioa ef an the fFeredfeHsi u Es BttssFS,
uHh FrbR SeHia CTWa Ram, OrdBgs, etc. q end
y7trv 5it,tpe aiMVfEs tg required YoH sgH bear u
HiRd fhJt hsHf Tsmediei ara entirely different fnS1
aHr arIs 0reffssd T ne cf tae dtssases ReBs4
IT, hslig irtFlac preparations Of NedtcfRdI eSTdOta
uDbii' TIE nihyri az deeoci0ns Of IN Sons
fwA The TuNiC is dsefdsIiiy 0Rs of tie aoa plea
seHfaHii rgTafaf reEFeSto se1 eGcre1 q df polls.
IA srs rJfHiiA NfSa plezzre % 1dts 4, 5hSls ~
Gfspftnp entlrdHt1, ed Ec1leiRai q1al1iss Aaas
huss q , :, atASA e - gTeess4 y 6 ssis4
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AFn0xoAE.
IN OoREY. MD.

. II y
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Once, upstairs
over L.eshers Hat and Cap Store, next door e
Shaw's Dental Office, .-.,..
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rRoN REV. sosEPn d. KENNARp. D. D,

Pastor Of he Tenth Baptist Church. PhiludelphiA
DR. JIcEsoN -DEGA Sal have bsea Frequently
requsssa b e01lslecf sg u0ih recommendations V
dfsTsEt i1sds q sdieHss b TrgardtHa ne PTaoftet
a. ~ u my appTUriGie spherC hdUs IN al edses DE-
cifBed bu s eleRT IrOgf IN D1TtOHS fagdBosS, and
pdrtieui0riy IN NJ (gEflyF qf dhe ulsesS u D.
HogfGads Gs1tsdn BftterS. tepdrf lIef fFoD ~
iif'Qf couTsc slreSs 1 e0HrfciioH ndi inl gen
eT debility Of the system and especially Tar LivsT
pFepe alton, n sDMe edaes zdy
laffS Uuf Ssaolg, I ioHd hot lgu
fTOia aie abssg eanscl. YOaTs, Beyy rssFsctfHllV,
y. n EENFARD,
Ei0hga, below CaaiGI aTtd
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DEBILITY.

There "a no msdie'n, 'qRai 10 HogaandS 6eTMaa
fhS fhrIyf : tsnss - Apndriq5r 70 ths t0kois
lystrH. arsngAe - ge eppetits, edG's
en- egi1yWeE, gf htu food elabls ga Ste-
eaeA s aig1at PVrlfs4he bio0d gies q 9ood S0sssd
beaihy eOmPlsEfaa er06foote the yelOtg tnSs ToM he
eye, fPdTf bloom 70 ls cheClt dHd charge e pdtief
FINN a Shortbrca1ted ezaaeidtsA Heak, oRd HeTUeGs
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong By uSinE the B1tters or
TOnies In lacts tlleT are Family ldedls
ct1leGs IsI1ey. ran BE- aG.Izll EltS1eReo With
old, - mVet delteate females OT . man
Of GnlmesTs, = ~
TAss Erssdi.s srs 6.e esAe 6 @
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TRoN uoN. eEo. ". woopwARp.

FROM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Juetioe Of The supneHe Court Of RspnsyysniB
PHiLAbELPHIG, March Is, 1851
"a Gad HocfaHdls GsTRiaa BittsFS &c M an ftaS
fcdtilg bcseroP bEf is good isae, Uss f disordeTt
q ~ dfqssttnt 0gaS, GHd q great heEgd n casa q
dstfiity AND Ua'sf Of HerVoas dcli0 N Ne syslsE-
ToaTs tFtsiv,
,,r-rga E-D $40. y. EOODRIRD.
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]. ". FAILING, n. D

AND SURGEON, OHee--No. (, up
II stairs, FabinE & Helms Block, STATE Street,
r lEdll A FREMONT. ll ilef q
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retrsct your offer ?"
"Well after al" said Blanche
rather demurely, ''you win be good
little boy and mind al your apnty tells
yOul An l Wsntsd was some one 70
love and care for, and"
"And / shall do very wen in that
capacity, eh r. d2i'
HYes." +s0 Ho3
SandeFsoB, who had been listening
crePt down stairs 10 inform Mrs. Brown
that ''they were going to have . new
master" .E - 'al
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CAUTION.

HpqNdnds German Reasdiss are ooValrrfeitsd. Ths
gsItEiEs haUs ne sigHdiHTe q G. m. Jackson On
Dc front qf Ne 0HtFie wrapper Qf each bOdc dad IL
uae Of fls article bIoa ia each b0iaG Al oaeTI aTs
eoHRteEfsiL A
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DaNEIRERR.
GJ- SALZNAN

ENLIST. win be in his olioe, at clyde, the last
two weeks Of each month, to perform an Oper-
Gfi6ns rea6ired in his psofss0n. hatisaciOn guar-
znteed in al cases. Rooms at the old stand. .7at
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HIeoa Puriaer

erer k1OtrH, and DiH all di5eases resulting from
bad blood Keep yOu - blood pare; keep yOsv
LfeeT IN order krep astfr digssftee orDdHa
ta a ss1Rd hsufau ~ I1-c0sdufoa bS Gte stse
q Hsse reModies and No GiGeass trIH
eyer dtSdd yos The he's EseH Gbs c0tH rceoEaseR4
etfa Y yeeTS u homes rePutattoa % Jor eHytAsHS
~ aHa ~ aiest PrgpaTaf6oas.
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HoTnLa.
KEssLER HOVsE
OOOpER HOUSl

E 3. FIELDING, Proprietor. Passengers carried
H. TO and from the House free Of charge. Stu
ated corner Of Front and State Sts.,
FREMONT.
, 1869-03-21
CN4pu.


TIE fprtng sroek hss already eounenoed to
a.rtye, sot u tupsrlor IN cesixn. not Il excel
lsrce, to any pssvlontlJ ehovn here. Several Ct
cur llreest carpet arms ttc very b. ayr direct In
po,t1s of -ods IN taf1r line sd cxhlh!t In thsar
ehov Soons the htest productions oi TIE LOOM
et1ultsreoutl7 with their sp aearsnts in ths East-
srE c1lhe. OR hoce nsur{Acturtrs tave rn1dr =
marked iEprorrEe1t curtok tbs pas e. JeGs
In tie style ED duthy ID shttr eno&t anu ne e1.
b1h,ti1r eounetdshlc zeal in pt,1trtine Their
machinery. arr IN bfttslt1 eu' cestsus hit1e. II
ar3, inferior TO thost geeetFrd f-oa a,rotd. roo
tace appears 10 b In healthy condition and The
teEde; q 1t tresen, uou!d favor An a.cent
TIL er lhat 4 deelile IL tie plzne o. pric :. We
o.tttss soCe f,Ie roy<lttes IN tic !'nt Il ve!ye
ED R1uttela from the work. Of Aess1s. @ohn
CEntsley r soa ,. H ssarz Of aeasEs. ailtn :
NacIeJ, IN F11n HAL They sse the t1zprfs
importer Of tpe Rcodr in the Hes-. Their Il
to1tn.1t II very t1'e1Hve, embracing noquet
yeJycs HIntkela md irRT1!r. etadlrR down td
ftylee ara 1r4ces fo9 'he humh''rt home: O
spread ng the EurtEo euftaee oxT whieo floEi
MeFl:mfey vii proudly sseep TIC costly robe O
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, 1869-03-21

An opportunity Il k1ntded TO our ei'i1sns I'D
Ill lcverD Of The ane arts 10 see TIC eeleoEa1sd
bust oi LlEcota. f.en F1oxenee. Isaly, II tho o.
trbHshnett OF Astsss. HlEsdsls shtTkoJ,
which these gentlemen h4xa secured for Z shost
tina. Those Of our readers who hxse not Waited
ttett nt Eopoumcnt works, corner Of stats aud
Nacteon streets, should do 70 and exaolne tbs
wcyk fhere on. e1nibltlnu And fais. Messfa.
Hiutdale 4 BhA3key Eve uruuRht to our city I
class of nonuul nts, mxnteh. trstuaiy AMI
n|umbefe wcrx, fay superior 10 auJthruE ever bt.
fo1e 70 y in thitsgc. atd ihose vuo intend pHE-
It as,nG. will tnd Tito the4f Advantage 70 exam.
tie ttts ktpeh.
, 1869-03-21
The OptnRh e StRAon, ,

With Ill their usu4l pronp1tude- Aesers- :. u
l. Fs1ou & Co. fave Oiled the:f large esnohsa-
ntnt ut NoA Il md 16 Lake street, at:h tic siicd
articles In h,ch they deal, and are ready to c7ra
nenee the fea.nn bessrs prepared to p!ease thel1
1rAny pAt7oEs fhau est1 before. TEefr arc ttJ
few persons vfo sra OF tamilar with &h'e old ss-
Ab:Hbed houec, which tar ht his rAnk 10
may yeHfr. and It 10 there that oRt cluxeLs Eo
Nhsn = ey ceart 70 procure cersstn attic w.ica
they II on b Nhkstned there bolh chs. ply xuu
OF coed qualify. They cac ttete o1.4t' adntfah1s
pBp4 kI e,rtE IN ! COG fatons 81 the vest md
most b au.lel patteEnf Ana Of he Iatest styls4,
tcfethkf %1t W11 dos enAces a1d g utnrroua cah-r
articles futt int cried. All peTsons ~ho s1e To-
ttpcirR te fnsnt.h oat tcets hon.e1 snoala call
tpen thtm I'd exauaIte their ,nn1euse atock Of