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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
Youthful Depravity.

A rather contemptihle trick was played
on a young clerk few nights since. II,
bought a eut-glass hottie of cologne, with a
glass stopper aud pink ribbon, to present ia
a young lady he is keeping company with
hut, on reaching the house he felt little
embarrassed, for fear there were members
Of the family present, and so left the beau
fiful gift on the stoop, aud passed in. The
movement was perceived by a graceles.
brother Of the young lady, who appropri.
iied the cologne for his own use, and ref led
the bottle with hartshorn from the iamil,
jar, and then hung round to observe the re.
suit. In a little while the young man
slipped out TO the stoop, and, securing the
splendid gift, slipped back again into the
parlor, whore, with a few appropriate words,
he pressed II upon the blushing girl. Like
the good aud faithful daughter that she was.
she at once hurried into the presence Of her
mother and the old lady was charmed.
They didn't put up scent stuff like that
when she WAS girl; il was kept in china
tea-cup, and it was held together by sam
ples Of all the lamily's hair. She was very
much pleased with IT, She drew out the
stopper, laid the beautiful petals of her
nostrils over the aperture. and fetched
pull at the contents that fairly made them
bubble. Then she laid the bottle down,
and picking up Il brass.mounted dre-shovel
instead. said she, az soon as she could say
anything; Where is that miserable brat p
lie, all unconscious of what had happened.
was in front Of mirror, adjusting his neck
tie aud smiling at himself Here she found
him, aud said to him Oh, you are laugh
ing nt the trick on an old woman, are you,
YOU wall.eyed leper2' And then she
basted him one ON the ear. And he, being
by nature more eloquent with his legs than
his tongue, hastened from thence, bowling
" like mad, and accompanied to the cato
by the brass.mou0ted shovel. lie says he
would give everything on earth if he could
shake of the impression that mistake had
been made
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
THE HOUSEHOLD pANAcFA
PRATT's ASTRAL OLE

Absolutely safe Perfectly odorless. Alvats pnf.
iofm Illuminating qualities super VI to gas Burn.
IN any amp thOut eauger Il exp odiug or iue
ure. Manuac tufvd expressly To uirplacr tho use OF
folatie ahq dHnFolnus oils. its safety under every
possible tst and ~ peri ct turning qualities ar.
proved ~ ~ CONTINUED use IN over sn,ty familes
MilNeus of gallons have been sold and no accident
ing, storing OF handling it
The nmenee yearly lose 20 DE- and property ro.
snltnE IT. N he use Of che and dangerous oils iu
the nitcd states, is appalling
Inc Insurance Companies aud Fire Commissioner,
throughout tie country recommend the ASTRAL. ns
circular. '
For sale at retail by the trade generally and at
Wholesale ly the pToprictots, HARLES PRATT A
CO. los Fulton street New YOrk. sg.i5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

b But Mrs Harris" interrupted IN,
lady, with au offended air
Wait one moment aud will oxplair
prove the truth Of my statement by your
own words. You ickuowledgcd, a moment
ago that YOU we're not we'll, but that thi,
fret was Of small Importance compared with
other things Now. | maintain that heath
Is the groundwork Of all happiness. the be.
ginning and end Of all progress. Wthouf
health you can no more be a companion for
your husband, and wise mother to your
child, than your husband could be a good
business man without il. This, then, is the
first thing to be considered Your nerves
are rasped, your child is more Of burden
than joy, your pretty house an unpleasant
I responsibility, your husband seems inc1n-
slderatc and unanprccmlive; and the demon
that has brought about this complete meta.
morphosis lies entirely in yonrseIf--your
present lack Of a healthy foundation"
But John doesn't seem to sympathize
with me in these cares. broke in Mrs. Pen.
ney. 81 tell him in the morning how
troublesome the baby has been, and all he
ever says il, Is that so, sisl I've heard
mother .ay that children nre very ant TO he
cross at that age. You'd better lie down
when the baby does. to-day. and see if Won
can yet a good snooz,'"
Exactly" said the saamsiress. Do
you ever act upon this advico2"
"No; how can q All the time have
to sew and attend to things is when the
baby il asieep"
Better let things 90 without attention
until the little one is les, trouble"
And then John would find fault with
the disorder"
"l do not think So. Your nervous CON
dition makes nervous atmosphere that
YOUR husband feels as soon as he enters IT,
The real difficulty ho doe. not realize any
more than yonrselr The elements are dis
cordant Tie is Immediately thrown out Of
equilibrium, and in trying to restore him.
self he takes hold Of the wrong string and
the result is domestic chaos Woman
mnst make the home There is no way of
getting round that fact. Your husband
make, his place Vt bnsiness-nakes the
money TO adorn the nest with. which he
has a right To cxpoct comfortable when he
flies IN il at nigbtr
d. B,t Is , bn.,,n1 % bovo ~, ros,oo.;
lil;ty Il, ho,no r,..,,or. o.
"yon wonid not tbirt or eoJ;o. c,,i.
yith yonr bushond boc.nso no,,,ro had na.
endowed him wi,b ,bo moans of nroa;d;n.
bi. h,hv with be frs, c,oJ +, nao1. >,
Ms p.nnoy l,naboJ
"Tb,t socms ycry r;5;.ri,rs d,o. :,
moi, . ana vot n ia ,o ,na.o 90 ~ ,Lo
bundled and ono ,ti,cs women do,nand -,
their hp.b,nds ,ho+ ,hov ,ro o,naiI,,n.a
hle ~ give Wom,, - ,ho no,nra n,,-S.
vt the man ~ weIi no oc tho ,L;l3
Re rrrso IL ,,a a.. - r'''''...'',,
comrarter and in.n;ror W,ban, hoaIh
CON oar T.. n,;, U,, "''. "Va'."'
.plt9 Van tnov ne ro,l ~ I'J' T., 'so 49, -,
lines divorce sometimes deser,ior somo
timos dr,,c;,,, an, arox;s,an1. 9'.le
-ible than either - 'N' "'''' 'e'
"T risb 90, had boord N. p.nu.. e.l
r,nt with tbo broad ,bis mornin, 'sj IA 1I ,L,
littlo hdg dre,milr '''' ''s' '1'' ''''
The bre,d was some,b;ra ton,Ilo
sorn,tbin,, ho oo,,ll .o, LoiI e TL
80 N'N'N' -N' "'''N We Nv '''i ]
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
nlnral &c II eliqinus.
A PRAYER.

FNA ' IN.
Neared, and tired, and worn
Loathing what is, dreading what IS TO be,
Shrinking ltum burdens that must stlll bo borne
Father, come TO thee
! lay my urdens down
one moment, that my hands thy cross may take
When shall ntt them up 20 take the crown
uiyon Tor Chflsts dear sakei
I'm wearled with the heat,
:, Aud stIl the sands grow hotter meath my tread
Beside no cool streams walk my ach,Dg feet
No shade Is 0'er my head.
! come 10 thee for rest
Bringing thee love and trust-both weak through
pain
Oh, IN me till lie upon thy breast.
Love me 10 peace again
And lay thy precious hand.
~ snitcst touches, my head TODAY
hha let me hy thine own strong breath be famed
Through all the desert way
Thcn though my heart be sad
r Though AN weary and the way ssom long
lhg blessed pfe-cucc here shall make me glad
Ia Thee / shall be strong.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
miscellaneous.
AUTUMN FLOWERS.

~ = - y Y wv W M
Those few pale autumn flowers.
iiow heautIiul they are
Than all that went hefofc.
Than a Tho summer store,
How lovclior firl
And why Thev are last
Tho lash the lasi the last
Oh by that little word
How manv thnughts arc stirred
That whisper Of the past
Pale flowers pale perishing flowers
We're types Of precious things
Types nf those hittcr moments,
That hit Ike iiig's enjoy ments,
On rapid rapid wings
Las hours with parting dear ones.
frhat Time the fastest spendsj
Last tears M sIlcnce shrd,
Last words haif uttered
Last looks OF dying friends
Who but would fi.n compress
4 lii' into q dav.-
The last day spent with one
Who ore the morrow's sun.
Must leave us, and Tor ayci
% precious precious m0monft
Pale nuwers yc'ro typos of those
The saddest sweetest. dearest.
Because, Ike those, the ncarcst
To an eternal close.
Pale flowers pale. perishi1g dQwtrs
] woo your gentle breath
] leave the summer rose
For Younger. hlithor lrnws.
Tell the Of change and death
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

X 4 7 z
The subscriber offers for sale her prem ses situit Il
on Main Street 10 HARE village, consisting o a story
end half dwelling house with rll and w0ud-.ho1 al
tached and luxlu barn, with Acft oi land
closed, mostly covered with shade trees There an
excellent well Of water the preinis p, and ruOn
supply Of Running water. This property Is tt,l tor
known Ms the LEONARD Keith place ald Is one OF
the most Desirable Ia the VILLAGE, Posses ion wen
Immediately. For terms etc, inquire Il tho uudel-
SUSAN $. KEITH.
Barre, October Il, 1879. sG-tf
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ITO BE FOUND AT TIL +
UNION HOUSE,

Cor. Main and Union Sts., Montpelier, VT,
Food for the hungry, rest for the weary. all quiet
neat and clean. Rooms AS pleasant and better mrn
ished than any public house m town. | send no
porters trains but guests aud baggage taxi to
and from tn depot free Of charge on request. DO
not take the advice Of Porters from other houses who
say that live mile from The depot when IL Is not
more than FIVE minutes walk, aud that we keep a
One-hoTso house" Come and try once, and IL not
satisfied with room food and prices tha FIRST bill shall
he gratis Your obedient serv mt,
80 GEORGE 2. FOSTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer 10 Wood and Coal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NTRSF

Mrs WlNSLON's SOOTHING SYRUP istho pr,.
,crptuu oi one Of the hest r. ma Is Physicians niit
Nur-cs in the United states. and ln- ecu used ilr
uhtiy year with never fail ny safety and suecrfs ,
mIloi % mothers aud children. from the ierle loo.
ithi oi one week old tp the adult ltcorfects acidt,
oi the stomach, relieves wind collie regulate flt
bowels aud gives rest health and cunfot tu notii.i
and child. We believe 10 TO he the Lest af .urp.t
remedy 10 The world. iu all cases OF uYhENTETtN
and DlARRllHA IN CHlLDREN. whet ~ 10 nri.,, 7,
rom teething or tom any othtr cause Full dir,c
uons Tor using VIII accompany rsch bottle Non,
genuine unless the facsimile Of Cl RT Is pFHkINA
I, 90 The outside wrapper Sold by all Mrdc.u,
ieAief' AlIi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

"a System of Christian Rhetoric, " b,
Geo. Winired Hervey, M. A., is larg,
octave volume of more than six hundred
pages The author attempts to present th'
subject ofsacred oratory in all its phases
aud with relation to every topic with which
it is connected, He treats of inspiration il
preaching ofnvention, and under this head
of the matter Of sermons as determined BY
their objects, aud their form as determined
by method; ofstyle and of elocution. Mr.
llervey writes Of all these topics exhaust
lively aud comprehensivey. His style il
thoughtful and scholarly, and his suggest.
ions are SO original and so well considered
that careful study of them will well repay
all preachers and public speakers Harp.
er & Bros. publish this book, and Wilder
has received it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

ok THOUSAND DOLL A K S
ANTED

The subscriber proposes to sell his larre Farm for
the above sum said farm is situated 10 the western
part Of Pc chan, on the main road from reacham
Corner TO Cabot Bra tch aud two mi les from lookers
VILE and East Cahot, where each has post office and
1--WE mles nom the drpOt. SAID Iarm eOntAins
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

ASA lady was viewing herself in mir
ror she said to her daughter, What would
you give to be as handsome as am ?"
i" Just as much, replied the d,ughter, "as
you would give to be as Young as am"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

"Nast's Illustrated Almanac for 1874" "
also published by Harper & Bros, is very
bright and laughable little annual full of
quaint conceits and comical pictures Some
of the illustrations are in Nasts hest style,
aud there is a good amount of amusing
reading matter. Wilder has it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29


Charles Reade's recent novels, "A Sim
Teton, and the " Wandering Heir" bav,
'een published in Oseood's uniform edition
{ Reade's novels, and we have also received
copy Of the first named from The Harper-
Who likewise publish a handsome edition o
Reade's works. As both these stories bav,
ppeared in American periodicals, many o.
ur readers have doul tess read then
Charles Reade is great novelist ani
can afford to fall far below himself. and stii
emain superior 10 the common herd O.
-cribbers A Simpleton is very read
BILE story Women do not ike it, for tn,
very simple reason that one Of its mosl
prominent motives is an attack on tn,
buses Of the feminine toilet. Tight
laeing" especially, comes in for Mr.. Readei
most sarcastic touches and most emphati,
lenuuciatiou The " Wandering Heir
Processes to be tale founded on fact, and
describes the experience of an earl o.
Angesea, who, when a boy, was kidnappe,
and carried tothe American colonies lii wa.
IA l7OOl, audthen sold to a planter as an ap.
prentice. While in this bondage he me
aud made great friends with girl in boy
clothes, whose secret he did not guess, bu'
who continually amazed him with b sharl
perception of the arts aud weaknesses Other
owu sex, She falls in love with him, mean.
while, and when his fortunes turn the,
wed, as should be. The story is, on tn,
whole, pretty poor one, the greatest meri
Of it being its breyity Wilder has both
,olumes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

Harper & Bros. have published "The
Story of the Earth and Man." by Prof j
w Dawson of Montreal, This volume is au
attempt to give clear statement of the most
Important geological discoveries, and their
bearing upon the history of the creation.
These topics are viewed from a Christian
as well as a scientific standpoint, and are
treated in an able manner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
A PHYSICIANS STAND ron SALE

The subscriber ofIors his practice, and part tn
whole Of his real estate. Tor safe. This property
located Ia East Randolph Vt, and is one Of he tes
locations Tor a physician in Orange county. Pre-
reasonable m terms easy. Possession given i'm
mediatcly. II desired.
GEORGE DAVENPORT, NJ p.
October rs, 1873. g7-d
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heW Advertisements

NOTlCE-All persons indebted TO NJ,
must call Immediately and scttle or shall I,
OIL god TO place the accounts 10 the hands li law
yer los Collection
IRA s. TOWN
Montpelier, August o, l,7l. ss-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
THE HOUSEHOLD pAYACEA
FANNY Ifyt,,rNy

s the best remedy 10 the world for the following co
plants, via, Cramps n the Limbs and stomnrh
Pam IN the t9maeh, Bowels or Side, Rheumat- IN n
az ~ prms hiion. Cole, Neuralgia, Cholera Dvs.
spinal Complaints sprains and Bruises. Chills and
Sever. For internal and external use.
lts operation is not only 10 relieve the patient lint
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint ia
penetrates and prrvades the whole s,sten restorrg
healthy sotion to all rs parts and quick, Ming The
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA
u purely vegetable and all healing. Prepared by
CURTIS 4 BROWN
No 30 fulton Street New York
Por sale by all druggists s39
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
CHILDREN OFTEN LooE PALEANosIcG

VIII destroy worms without injury 10 the child hein
pcreciD WHITE, and free from a c0l0rIng ur other
Injurious ingredients usually used n worm prrpaiA
uons
CURTIS & DROWN Prnprotors
No. Aij Fulton Street. New YORK
Sold hg brnggpfs aad ftsnlHfs aHf Lfli,-s t4 p.fi
elass % INEsII- FIVE CIV. A BOY .L-A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

ESTRAY COLTS Game into the eu
u closure of the sui soriber. on sunday the III
inst Dapple Gray VI tro colt nl-o one Che-tnui
Horse Cult-hoth Of which are -upp0s to He thr
years old. The owner is requested % poive property
pay charges, and take them away.
A. J. SMITH
Barre, October 49, l573 g6gs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
Special nnticns.
nARRIsoNs pERIsrALrIc LozENGE.

Pleasant Prompt and Effective. Two tau on ri nipbt
move the bowels once next morning Uulik. nil
Fis they never causr pain, nor require In rnst IA
dose 20 perfect a cure.
They cure H'adlots, bisaias's opprs oon MN Pat.
ny, Sou Rihg' and every .vil nrslng ON costve-
SgsS and lNniOEsriUN. Warranted In nll ca.,. ~
PrLEs, either bleeding or blind Trial hos giret,ts
Large hok, 60 cents mai ed iroc for IA lasf prIee
DR.. nARRlsON's ICELAND BAL>AM.
splendid cure for COUGHS, noARstsFss and all
THROAT and LuFG COMPLAINTS Ron saln Le T. 4
HARRISON CO. pioprletor-, No. / fremont em.
pie Boston, and by all Druggists qDqq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29
I,4OO MAPLE TREES.

Two good sugarhouses, and all within call of the
house. There Is u large dwellng-houso nearly NJ
good as new wool shed, earriage-liOuse and grain
cry, with stationery hnreo-pow for ehurnng hutter
Also three large harns-one 42by ~ anOther35 ~ o.
and another ~ by 60 feet-two with eel ars ami all
In good repair Raid arm L. well adapted To keeping
large dairy, or sheep. shall sell, Ht price to 1t
the times, and at great bargain TO the purehl ser,
large lot of farming tools and sugar apparatus, and
also any part Of my large stock which consists Of
cows HORSES, OXEN, AND $50 SHEEP, 90 TONS
OF HAY, AND coo BUSHELS OF GRAIN.
For further particulars, come and see my farm.
W. d. HOOKER.
fsashatn. w., 0eteber 6, le7g atL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-07

The CONFIDENCE GAME " esterday
morning 8 young man, calling himself
George Clinton, stranger in the city,
but ore who had posted himself ae Ia
to. ways and habits OF our citizens
called at the residence OF Mrs. Narbor,
on Market street, and said he had been
sent for coat belonging TO Seiby Jones,
ESQ. lie received the garment and
left. II was shortly after discovered
that the fellow WAS fraud aud that
no such message had been sent By him
The police vss put on his track aud
the coat was found where be had sold
it. Clinton wss arrested and taken be-
fore Justice GillespY. The offence be-
inr proved, lie was committed TO jail in
defsu;. O giving bsil for his appear
auce al court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-07
M.nr1r,cp,r ARREr or FALL.

n mAtNlElSGNA <aA ~ 49,
Goops.-We take great pleasure in
announcing this morning to our read
ers, the first great opening OF dry goods
and ready made suits, st the popular
house of Mestrs. l. Blum 4 Bro, The
firm have been busy for the last TWO
weeks opening out their mammoth
stock of fashionable goods which will
be ready for inspection this morning.
Their display and endless varieties in
dress goods of foreign manufacture has
no equal in this region, to say nothing
about the low prices asked for them.
In their ready made suit and cloak de-
partment is visible an array OF noted
STYLES, which chow that this house pos
sesses superiority in getting up the
fashions 10 meet the wants and tastes
OF the ladies of this community. MessIs
I. Blum g. Bro. have now 10 their en-
ploy some twenty dress and cloak
makers, and are prepared to execute
orders on the shortest notice on record
at very moderate prices. Ladies, IN one
word we must confess, that to satisfy
yourselves in regard to what we have
stated above, you must call at this es-
adjustment. and you will be convinced
that we have not told you one halt
about the beauties OF the fall fashions
q >fessrs. l. Blum d Bro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-07


WHEELING LIBRARY Asso CIATIoN.-
At the meetiRg OF the Wheeling Ii
brary Association, held last night, the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident, A. J. Clark; Vice President, w
C. Brookunier; Treasurer, G. Lamb
Secretary. Thomas M. Dsrrab; Direc
tors, o. w. Heiskell, Sr., DR.. II. J
Weisel, VIM. F. Stifel, o. S. Long, T
Nc Nicely, Mason W. Burt, Robert
Simpson, A. W. Campbell, VIM. P
Hubbard.
The following resolutions compli'
mentary 70 the retiring President and
one OF the beet friends of the associa
ton were offered by George R. Tiugle,
and unanimously adopted.
Resolvsd. That the Wheeling Library
Association, in the retirement OF Mr.
Michael REILLY from the Presidency
loses the services OF one OF the best
friends, and most efficient officers the
Association has ever had.
Resolved, That We hereby tender him
our tbauks for his promptness in attend,
ing all meetings, for the ability he ha'
shown in the discharge OF the duties o.
his Office, and for the prosperity Of the
Association under his management.
A resolution rendering vote o
thanks to Mrs. Stevens, the librarian
for the very efficient manner in which
she has performed her duties, was uuan'
imonsly adopted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-07
MIscELLANE oUS,
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, ND

TINE FOLLOWING STATEMENT N
| strictly in accordance with the facts, ana
Is no overdrswn picture OF what can be
done:
There are nfty acres Tor more can be had,
ofIich alluvial bottom lspds, not liable 10
overflow, IN the form Of an oolong square,
level, and ut this time In nne condition.
situated between thePotomac river and tbs
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with depot
or swi ca connected with The property ana
IL about halt way between i'umberlsnd and
the deusely populated coal and iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where vegetables.
or, IN o her words the products Of truck
farm can be sold In any quantity and az
prices far exceeding the Rates In Eastern
he health O. this place and vicinity 1.
excellent and agua and lever unknown (sF
the past twenty years
There a. also about seyenty.nve acres OF
strong Limestone upland situated on the
opposite side OF the Baltimore and OhIo
rail Dad rom the bottom land
The quality OF this and and It's proximity
10 certaiuly the most 'ctive aud best mar
ket. In the world, would make one undar.
standing truck farming TO realize fortune
IN a few years.
up, aud thus tar the market ca nnot be sup.
piled without sending Oh Tor Vegetables
nom other places
.ISby one d, sITing 10 make profitable
investment In such property will visit this
rlsce and tind thai all We claim Tor II as
we'll o. what is rerreseI ted about our mar.
kets, sc has not heen corr ectly stated, his
expenses will be paid We thu refoie coma.
IDENTIFY invite persons 10 come and look and
inye ilgaIe the matter Tor Themselves
There il n lime kiln on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can U.S.
without rent, and thus make bis lime al
nj ha A Y M N 4 A Of .lal and bpfninq-
Addr' ST. X ID. lOHNSON,
tehS-sod Cumberland Nd