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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-06

The North British RCriclO says: AT
the beginning of a carouse of a drunk
ard, alcohol stimulates the action of
the heart, which now sends blood rap
idly to the lungs for seration. y large
supply of blood disks consequently
reach the brain. which is stimulated
into activity. The ideas of the drink
er flow rapidly-at first coherently, but
without control; the brain matter
wastes too rapidly, and delirium en-
sues. During this time the volatile
alcohol is difiusing itself through the
system, converting arterial into VEN
Gus blood, and loading that fluid with
a spirit which has a tendency to pre-
vent change in the tissues, so that the
drunkard becomes stupid, falls off his
chair in the stupOr Of sleep, or. if too
far gone, dies of venOus apOpleXy."
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To Keep the Feet Dry.
From the Wisconsin Farmer..

We notice in our exchanges numer-
on. receipts for making shoe leather
water proof, most of them compounds,
involving considerable trouble in
preparation and more or less expense,
and none of them half so good as the
simple article castor oil, which can
be bought in the drug stores for
twenty-five TO fifty cents q pint, ac-
cording to your locality. Apply it to
the boot when dry, and soak it by the
fire until the leather is saturated.
Treat the sOles in the same way,
being careful to dry it well 20 they
will not grease the carpets. We once
treated a pair of calf boots in this
way, and a few days after we walked
five miles in saturated snow and wa
ter from six to ten inches deep at
every step, and came out with feet
perfectly dry. Castor oil will keep
the leather soft, pliable and black,
though not glossy, and quite impervi-
Gus TO water.
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An exchange, abiding to the fact
that careless TOwdies and young
bullies are frequently transformed
into positive mUrderers, draws this
graphic picture of the process, which
will De recognized by every n as
faithful to Il shade.
1.-THE boy who turks and lounges
about with a gang annoying families,
OF who indulges the wicked habit of
insulting persons who pass by his
lOunging place, or in assaulting peO-
pie who give no offense, or who
thinks it is the proper sort OF thing to
take his drink when he is out for a
spree at night or on Sunday, is in
constant danger of just the kind of
rows and brOils that end in blOOdshed
and murder. AT one end of his
career is this habitual lOunging,
lOafing, disorder, dissipation or rufian-
ism, and at the other, if he keeps on
in the same path, is the prison or the
gallOws.n
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RISK OF GREAT EATERS.-HdUs
Journal of Heath contains the follow
ing information Great eaters never
live long. A vOracious appetite, SO far
from being a sign of good health, is a
certain indication of disease. Some
dyspeptics are always hungry, and
feel best when eating, but as soon as
they have finished eating they endure
torments so distressing in their nature
as to make the unhappy victim wish
for death. The appetite of health is
that which is inclined moderately to
eat when eating time comes, and
which, when satisfied, leaves no I'M
pleasant reminders. Multitudes meas
ure their health by the quantity they
cat, and out of ten persons nine are
gratified with an increase of weight,
when in reality it IS an increase of
disease showing that the absorbents
Ofthe system are too weak to discharge
their duty, and thetendency to fairness,
to obesity, increases until existence
becomes a burden and sudden death
closes the painful history.
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LONG ARM CHOP.

Of Black Tea with green flavor. 1t has long
been the study Of Tea producers and tasterS
TO procure among the many varieties i'm
pOrted-tOO numerous TO mention. Black Tea
Nth Green Fldr0r, that would suSt nearly
every taste. and become a standard article.
The Empire Tea Company feel convinced
that they have at length discovered this long
sOugh for quality in their Long Arm Chop,
which is put up in POuup papers, and sold at
Sl,2 per u.
OCT. -. IcG8-rf
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SAVE THE MANY PROFITS
The Empire Tea & Coffee Co..
oO5 Tuition Street. New York,

HAVE appointed J. T. Campbell,
MainSt., Warren. Ohio, as their Agent,
anu IN order to meet the wants Of this COM
munity. nave selected the aforementioned
kinds of their Stock, which are to be sold at
Wholesale Prices, the same as the Company
sell them in New York. We guarantee all
goods sold by us o give entire satisfaction.
Pr CG IST.
OolOng. soc, 90c.. 81. Best l,0 per. n.
Young Tyson, gOc. 81, RIO, Best l.25 per n,
UncOlored Japan, 100, l,lO, Best LIS per n,
English breakfast, leo, lilo, Best Is per n,
Mixed, soc, SOC, 100, Best l-3 per h,
Old HysOn, 9Cc, 100, 10, Best l,5 per n,
Imperial, SOC. Il. l,l0, Best. l.25 per n,
Gunpowdcr, soc, 100, l,25, Best 80 per D,
English breakfast Coffee, 2jc per u,
Empire Java Coffee, soc per p,
Ground Coffee, zoe, 30c., best zoe, per pound.
Hotels, Saloons, clearinghouse keepers and
Families who use large quantities, can effect
n great saving by using our English Break
fast and Dinner Coffee, which we will sell at
the low price Of DC per pound. II is par
ticularly recommended, n sure to giveP per-
feet satisfaction
Special attention invited to the Empire
Ton IN e
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FIELD, TURNER & Co.

Would now call special attention to their
stock of paper eOllars-we keep the only
genuine "Dickens' Collar in Warren, also
button holes and entire fold cloth lined. only
30 cents a box. The Bon Tom Collar, round
corners, button holes cloth lined, only . cts,
n box. and the Eagle" Collar, linen imita-
ton, only ~ cents a box, being the cheapest
collar ever offered for sale. We also keep
Bemis' patent shape collar, and Grays Mold
ed collar. at greatly reduced prices The
Baden" cuff, cord edge, reversible, TO match
the Baden collar, the neateSt cuff out, only
fifty cents for a package of 10 pairs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-06

A young lady of indianapolis re-
Gently used corrosive sublimate to
remove a light mustache OH herupper
lip. The application proved mex
pectedly successful, for it removed
the mustache and a portion of the lip
besides.
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Viewed as a whole. we are confident that
no other living language has a dictionary
which so fully and faithfully sets forth its.
present condition as this last edition Of Web
ster does that of our written and spoken
English language.-HdTper'S Magazine.
The work is a marvellous specimen of lear
ming, taste, and thorough labor. We praise
it heartily, because we believe 1t deserves
the heartiest praise.-N. Y. Albion.
These three books are the sum total Of great
libraries: the Bjbie, Shakespeare, and We0SteT'S
R0VoI QudTfO.-ChfcdgO EceniHg Journal
The New Webster is gloriOuS-it is perfect
it distances and defies cOmpetitiOn-it
leaves smoothing to be desired.@J. H. Raymond,
L. L. d., PreS'G FdSSGr College
ThemOst useful and remarkable c0mpendi-
UNI Of human knOlCledOe in our language-W.
s. clark, President Mass. AgrieuhuTdt College.
WEBsTER'sN NATIONAL Pictorial DICTIOS-
AIRY. 1910 Pages Octave. 600 Engraving
Price 8 dollars.
The work is really a gem of a Dictionary,
Just the thing for the million.-AmeriedH
Educational Monthly.
Published by q. & c. MERRIAM, Springfield,
Mass. Sold by all Booksellers.
Dec .. lS6S3t
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SUCCESSORS 10
BRYANT, sTRATTON & FELTON,.

THIS institution is the pioneer Col
legeof the International Business College
Association, whose schools ara located in an
the leading eitiesO Of the Q. S. and C~anadasand
are the most POPULAR and PRACTICAL ofthe
kind on the Continent. 1t Is centrally locat-
ed, in the choicest business section Of the
city, and occupies apartments, elegant, spa
eious, and eommOdious-in all respects well
appointed, no expense having been spared t
secure the greatest convenience and comfort
to the student. The course Of study Is full
and complete, embracing all kinds Of busi-
ness, and is made aspraetical as the business
of the outside world, by the handling Of
money, checks, drafts, business papers gen.
orally, and the buying and selling OF the va
rious classes OF merchandise In connection
with each transaction.
It teachers are recognized as able and
-sssLSA-aSsEyWRy meritfng the reputation
they have won for themselves in the branch
OF Education to which they have devoted
their talents and the best years Of their lives
the majority being veterans In the service.
To its superior management, to the ef5cien-
cy and popularity Of its instructors, to the
t-horoughness OF its courseo Of study-in short
to Its unsurpassed advantages, the Union
Business College owes its present enviabls
position and reputation among the business
men and Institutions OF the country.
THE
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An Illinois man has found a hick-
ory-nut imbeddcd in solid sandstone
rock, 16 feet below the surface. 1t
was probably secreted there by one of
those miraculously prisoned tOadst that
occasionally crop out in such places.
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L. LIDDINGs.
WAaRxS Ma-,b 70 ,ss,

ms eerunes that IN the erection Of our dwell
ling and stores last season, We made choics AZ
Plastic Slate ( 7 our roy6Bg. and have had no
cause to regret Il. Should We build more this
season, as We contemplate. should use the sane.
quiry as 20 whether thsrAin water from the roof
. affected y any taint Of coal tar, We say that
it's LOT. Weshould say thar our cistern water
Is better than from a Single roof less snow re-
nsIning on the roofin winter 10 hold the sOoL
and being smooth, less SCOT Is held, than By 10
uneven surface Of q single rone
Hills KTNn
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a PERFECT CURE

For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Aci-
dily of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from a disordered state
of the Stomach. Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD s. BENTLEY,
Druggists, Buffalo, n. Y Sold by al
druggists.
Sold by +. II. ALLISON, Druggists, War
rem, Ohio. Nov. Is, 1863.
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The following sfren report Of Farmers Club,
Oct. II. In answer to question By II r Tro1es'
Of WattSburgb. Pa Am I to understand hat
in the opieion Of the Farmers Club. the Plastic
Slate hOonpg Ea better and more durable roof
more durable than the best Cypress from ne
Dismal swamp. which has been known to last
leO years hhst kind Of wood can be As dura-
Bile ssstoneI For sush the Plastic slate be-
comes hard and firm as the Slate from the quar-
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UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Pricipal Of this National Institute
Platt R. Spencer, one Of the authors of b
celebrated Spencerian System Of WrftinR.
and the acknowledged Champion q he Pen in
the United States, will nave charge Of the
Writing Department. IF III Union Business
College. By this change the advantages for
acquiring q business hand writing or mas
tering the Art Of Writing in all its branches
are such as are no tchere else 10 Be found Mr.
Spencer has taught In many Of the leading
Colleges and Public Schools of the Continent
and every where gathered around him large
classes Of the finest talent, and gained a verv
enviable reputation as instructor Of this
most useful Art.
Scholarships issued at this Institute ara
goodthroughout the Association. Youngmen
readily see and appreciate the difference ba-
tween an Association Of Colleges located In
business e~enters, and single isolated schools
In country towns. Hyoung men desire to
get into business they must go where busi-
ness is transacted.
Fol terms, and Specimens Of Writing ad-
dress FEIToy = RTcTToW
aug. % Iooo-oho. Cleveland, Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-06

John Hill, miller at :. T. Gray'5
mill, in MasOntOwn, Mercer county,
was caught in the machinery and
instantly killed on the 2d inst. He
leaves a wife and six children.
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FIELD, TURNER & CO.

In presenting his their fall circular, take
the occasion of returning their thanks TO
their numerous friends for past favors, aSsu-
ring them and the public, that II gOOd goods,
true representation and small profits, COM
mend their business 10 them, we shall en-
deavor to meet and merit their patronage
and good opinion
Oct. 7, IS6g-tf
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THE CHRONICLE.

An enthusiastic defender of John
col says he is a perfectly upright"
man. At what time of day, pray?-
Chicago Post.
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A s A ROOFING
THE CHIEF ARGUMENT An

anu n AID
Il dueed By the friends Of Plastic SIat. !,
proof OF rs superiority over ali Invention ~
IKE onaraeter, is the important and ineont,o-
veroole taet that the two elenent7 of Ebich =
IS composed possess characteristics Of a6nit1
combined IN no other roofing maAsrisi hsrsto-
tore or a. present in use. Coal tar e fsund -
pc ne Sisco1s element ahkeof coal and slats.
sndf vas discoFered-not fnVenfed-fbsf ~
the e1molnation oftAr and slate a compoSitioa
sas oota1ned possessing the plisbiIifV and siaa-
uelty OF the former. With the a0Iiditr 80 -
destrueusiity Of the latter, and scisnfise ~
seSuganon. IS veil Is our oEn exDerieuca.
fuily establishes the fact that fs exposare -
near ND eold-Het and dry-serVes onIy 10 re-
construct the two elements into thar s,;1i1aI
eonditiOn-sOLID SLATE
Below please hpd testimonials from -.ntI.-
men wei Known In this community. AZ ren ~
candor and good Judgment.
NARRRN, March II. 1858.
This certifes that I have Plastic Slate Roaf
which was put on 10. the fall Of 1876. and tsFS
pleasure in saying that Il has TfTen psrf-et a.
isfaetOn- II has passed two winters Vitho1t
showing any effects Of frost, does not crack AMI
as far as l am able 20 judge. princess durabiIi-
~. L have also used the cement in stopDinr
leaks Ia my TIN roof with good success
l.. LIDDIN6S.
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JULIUS KING.


This eert'hes that I have had opPert aniiy Of
SEEING an actual rest Of the fire proof Qualities
OF fIastc slate hoonnE and hsvsno hesifsti0n
in pr0nOuneinE il IRE proof md WouId ins1re
buildings covered EiIh it accordingly, which
amounts to . saving of 10 per cent. on ISOLATED
oaitolnss- ALBERT WATSON,
Imaurau,m N-.-N
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NOR 4

LNOR SALE.
farm known as the Jacob Evert farm
IA ~Howland-30 acres% miles from Warren
and 70 from Niles, at s65 per acre.
% acres of bottom-land in Bracevfue one
mile from Newton F0lls, known as the WIN.
L. ncDonAld farm, At 80 per acre.
LSD ocrso Of Umber-l0nd in Wood County.
o.. nearly oil in one body, Ot al5 mr. acre.
~A1o my houD and Lot in warren, at
NiV0O NJ l. HIGGINS
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WESTERN RESERVE
FIGURING MILLS,
Near A. & & W. Depot, Warren, o.

HAVING completed one of the
llhnest FIGURING Mills in Northern Ohio.
Tor the manufacture of fiour and feed, and
supplied the same with themost modern i'm
proved machinery. We feel assured that we
have succeeded in placing every quality Of
Hour and feed in the market, at as low a
price as n Other manufacturers in theState
and we fully believe that all dealers andcon-
sumers viii hartily sustain our efforts by
Literally ~patrOniZing those who make quali-
~ the crtterian- not a combination to extOrt
a price. All our -four and feed warranted as
represented. Give US a call.
OUR MOTTO
Promptness in execution UNSURPASSED in
quality, and fair, just prices.
CAMP & RANDALL.
\. B.-CustOm work promptly attended to.
Dec. >. 1867.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
FThe undersigned has been appointed by
lie Probate Court Of TTumoun County, Ex-
ecufor OF the Estate OF NoAh Coleman. de-
ceassd. late OF Greene, nEmbul County,
ONO LAUREN COLEMAN,
GEExSE, Dec. 18th, 1882
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SLATE fer FENCE POSTS

Fence posts. Ono matter What kiad Of wood II
sour d when coated. will remain sOand. - the
state cement excludes all moisture. IL peae-
trates the pores Of the wood and no water can
yet between Il and the Eood. consequently the
frost cannot cleAVe IL OF.
Cement furnished ready mixed, At rsasaaahls
rates. ,. PARISH.
March IS Isss::tE.
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Our sore building. corner OF Nasa and Frank-
I'm streets. Is = Tin roof. but vas so leaky As 10
be very unsatisfactory. but was made perfectly
tight BY the Application Of Plastic Slata.
ANDERSON e RUPP
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&C: ssss,:s:ss;@XL>
Licensed bV The United States AUthoTities.l
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE.

DRY and FANCY GOODS, SILKS, WOOL
Ems, COTTONS, CARPETINGS, BOOTS
andSHOES. SILNER-PLATED WARE
WATCHES. SEWING MACHINES,
CUTLERY, &C., DC,
To be sold at the average price Of S1,OO Each.
Our commissions for clubs exceed those OF
other establishments, and ourgOOds are war
ranted to give satisfaction. Clubs of Ten and
upwards receive articles valued at from $ to
tlo. New Circular and tuil particulars sent
ton, Mass dec &7Smo
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-06

SOUTH of Canal, Warren. Ohio
OPrOvided with all kinds Of machinery
adapted TO the business, by which a great
saving Of material, time andlabor are Affect
ed, thereby atfOrding facilities for mauufae-
turing and selling a b~euerarticle for the same
or less money than can be afforded without
such advantage. Having q large number OF
the very best wOrkmen in the n am
now prepared TO makeand turn OTABUGGY
PER DAY. At my Repositories may be found
the best assortment OF finished work in the
country; all of which for quality. workman
ship, durability and finish, is not SURPASSED
in this country, or by easternmanufaefurerS
CLOSE COACHES, CHARIOTEES.
ROCKAWAYS, CARRIAGES
JENNY LIMBS, STLETFS
BAROUCHES. RTTGGTFS
BUGGIES, DROP FRONT,
GAZELLE, Upton.
BOX BUGGIES,
PETONS, and , seats, tops standinsand
falling. etc. etc.
Also, LUMBER WAGONS, best article. for
one and two horses. Persons wishing anv-
thing in my line Of business, are requesetd
to call n see for themselves.
Especial attention TOT Custom Work andre
pairing. Painting and Trimming done on
short notice and in styles tOsuit the most fas-
tidiOuS.
N. BAN lcork WARRANTED.
Oct. Il, ISG6. II. c. BELDIN.
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WARREN, March Is, 1858.
" the undersigned have made uSs Of PIasti
Slate Tor roofing purposes, and take pleasure il
saying thatir makes . satisfaet0ry reef
H. C. BELDTN. 4 HrST
MeLAIE 3 WARD. PACKARD, Hull i Co.
I'm SToSEs JANksOE = WHILE.
e L. ERuEm
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FIELD. TURNER & Co.,
Made Clothing,

Now in store, n full assortment of fine and
medium grades Of Clothing, at prices as low
as the lowest.
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SPENCERIAN INSTITUTE OF PEN.
MANSHIP.
OF GENEVA.

Has been moved to Cleveland, andeoEneeted
with h
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FIELD, TURNER 4 60.
HATS &c

Al the latest STYLES. received direct from
the manufacturers, at prices always lower
than elsewhere.
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For Sale Cheap,

DAIRY FARM on Grand River.
IA in the Township Of Messopotamia, OF
20 acres. Call soon, before il is let, on
E A. BROWN.
Also for sale the gUU blood Durham Bull,
RED GAUNTLET" (See Am. Herd Book,
=l6S. vol. 4, page ISL r A. 3.
BLOOMFIELD, Dec. 80. IS6s-Ims
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FIELD, TURNER & CO.,
Gentiemens Furnishing Goods!

Silk-MerinO and Cotton Under Shirts and
Drawers, CasSimere and Flannel Shirts, Bal
LOUIS French Yoke Shirts, the only perfect
lifting shirt made-we are selling them at a
reduced price, and selling them rapidly
Alexandra Kid Gloves, Dog skin and Buck
driving Glove, CaSSemcre and Cloth Gloves,
Fur tip Kid Gloves, Buckskin Glove Gaunt-
cts and Mittens, Boys Buck Gloves,
]" % 60 Il HE EE ~
Of all kinds. Neck Ties, Stocks. Knots, Bows,
and ScarfS, Paper and Linnen Collars, Cuffs,
and BOSOmS, n large variety of each and at
prices that cannot fail TO please yOu.
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p Q II NJ 81

mures, DeLains, &c, &C., may be found in
quantities, much below prevailing
prtces,a at the WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
Black Beaver Cloths md Chinchillas for
ClOaks and Overcoats, cheap, at
PECK 6 BROTHER.
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0.0O L. m. New 4Ork Night EXP.
from Dunkirk. Sundays excepted Stops
at Salamanca 7:40P. NJ, Olean s:l5P. NJ, tSupJ
Turner's HOS A. NJ. CBkO and arrives in New
York at l:lO =. NJ, Connects at New York
with afternoon Trains and Steamers for BOs-
ton and New England Cities.
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from Bun9lO-BN new OK time
from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan SITS
5.25 A. M. New York Day EXP.
Sundays exceptedl. Stops at HOrnersvlile
9:l0A. NJ, BkTtc Susquehanna DBL T.. NJ,
(Dines Turner's % p. NJ, SUI and arrives
in New York 1910 T.. VI. Connecting at Great
Bend with Delaware, Lackawanna K West
ern Railroad. and at Jersey City with Mid
night Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad
for Philadelphia.
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Ny house on Washington Avenue, formerly
Owned by Jacob H.. BALDWIN, has the Oldest
Plastic Slate roofin town. Come ands see il anal
thin you viii agree uith e that you Wauldno
exchange It for the beat shinEla roof in foWn.
s. PARISH.
lam fully prepared With the best material.
and Shal give M exelusIve attention. to the
srpplyine Of this roe6ng. ana an work viii be
done under ny own mrerVision. believing in
the old maxim that be sho b. the plough would
thrive. himself must siiber hold oFdriva"
s PARISH
In addition to the making Of new roof. PIa~
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&c p hi I,rhtning Exnresa-

O-GO NJ biSuh'hE S0REcNS-
from Salamanca, (Suaday eNceptedl. Stops
at HOrnersville 8 II =. NJ, (Supl intersecting
with the 30 p. NJ. train from Buffalo. step
ping and connecting as below, arrives in New
York at $40 A. NJ.