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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08
THE READING ROOM SUG-
GESTION.
a FEW G SUAL REMARKS
ABOUT IT.
: m TuE DEVIL Is AHEAD OF
THE LORD.

"Onc ln;oresl,l' suggested in TuE
BuI LLr.s yesterday ,hs, soaI.ng room
should bo established in Cairo. Wyagrec
with our correspondent; ba. what Assur-
snco hnvo w ;ha: 4, would BE- longer.
lived than Oiler Institutions OF tho saino
Kind have been ia this city? Wo rush
into enterprises and w5 rush cut Of ,Lcm
agaio. lt!struo, the young men Of Cairo
have DO place to while away their even.
ing' except in tho saloons, playing pylro
and drinking Milwaukee or Cherokee
beer very pleasant pssl.my., bu: danger
Gus 10 their future wsli.Ds.ng.
Oar Christian friends te.! "a. tho young
men who do tbs aro going 10 The Doyl.
Possibly. Bat why Because Tho Ds,i.
is better business man than The rc.p'o
who ore IN competition with him. TIA.
Christian competitor. ot Tho Down don't
advertise. Iucy af1 too s!Iugy. They bear
abou: the cams relation % Tho Oh Boy,
who il G,wsys wiir.N@asp and crpw!iu,
business, tim, lluaA'lcr bears t. the Other
lager beer sellers in tho sity. HouGu,t
knows what is what, b, crowds things :;
he adyer...esi Ia makes hi. place and HE
beer attractive, anI he j.. overrua with
customors Thi othcr boof seliors don't
crowd ih.ngsi don. aIyor..ci don, stir
the waters, and Tidy are doing only
sleepy kind Of business.
Tho Christians arc like tho
lazy beer sjlers Of tho city. They don,
crowd things they don. mako the Lords
hogse or HIs cause attractive to the world
to ;he young or to tho old and there.
fore Tho Devil, who il t.mos, rs eners Ell.
ne HGefYner Gni a. good an alvsr,iser
gets the mos! VI the custom and is Away 3
crowded with tho favors Of new patrons
Mr. Gamble Is ll1eiTaer-kind Of a
Christian. Ue Is always stirring in the
cause OF Tho Lord. Ito would, Il all
Chr.-Ii.us wcr1 .iao him, have reading
rooms, socinble clubs, to attract patronage
tor The lord, and, in our opinion. The
Devil would DO put to his stumps 10 keep
| up the business h9 il now doing. But
Gamble, as q CHRISTIAN, il himself alone.
The others Erc too busy TO spend time or
too s.ingy 10 spend money 10 canvass for
The Lord and consequently The Devil Il
ahead, with f. prospect Of going out
Of sigh! before the homo stretch i
reached.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

THE barber 6aop 10 GA me corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whero j, George Stlenhouse with his gene
tlomanly assistants can be found at any
hour Of the day or night, rosGy 70 sootno
your ieclings with Il smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. ltisa Grsl.clsss shop, and you arc
sure Of receiving 1rst-class treatment.
Ladies and childron'z hair cut or curlod
rtnr.ho most approved sty\s s.IB.t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

NAsHIsaToS BAKERY.-Mr. Joseph
Roneker hAs taken charge Of this well
known establishment, and will, on and
after to-day, be able to supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and CONTEMPORARIES Of every de-
scrip,ion. Z, Being an experienced and
skilful baker, Mr. Roneker will not fail to
satisfy all who patronize him. 40
Washington avenue. 3s-7-2-lm
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PRIVATE BoAEDISG.-Mrs.J J. W. Car
michael having taken the large house at
the corner Of Sixth street and Washing
ton avenue, is prepared to
furnish private boarding to a
limited number Of either ladies and gen
tlemen, or to gentlemen and their wives.
The house is very pleasantly located and
convenient TO the business part oi the city.
Tho rooms Rre large, airy and we'll
lighted. For further information inquire
AZ the house.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

FINE GUs.-Breeeh loader, Rebound
ing Locks, Laminated Steel Barrels with
latest Improvements. On exhibition and
for salc, At Henry's Hardware Store
corner Commercial avenue and Eighth
street. "
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lover College, ano,cr, Indiana

NEXT term begins september 9th, 1874.
Two foil courses, classical and scientific,
with prepatory department, Full faculty.
Tuition free. Boarding rs low rs elsewhere.
For information or catalogues apply 10 Rev
q. &. HICKMAN, ID. ID. President.
sI-1-9U-tS
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ALL persons indebted to Wall X Ent
that do not make settlement before tbs
10Th day Of August will find their &C.
counts in tho hands Of Esquire Bross for
collection. WALL * EST.
3S.s-2-2w
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OSE thousand yards ,woinch gros
grain ribbon, all colors and warranted all
Hik, at fifteen cents a yard, One-incb,
same ribbon, FOR ten cents yard a.
Hartman's. 3G.7-3O-tf
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MILAN IL. SMITH, NJ. d.

REsIDEECE-No. q, Thirteenth street
between Washington avenue and Walnu
tlroet Onice-l20.C avenue. up
] rs,
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STEAM AID GAS FITTISG,---N ewlard
IL Ronhio have entered into co-pnrtner-
ship, and have opened shop on CONNER
cinl avenue, next door to Perry Powers
livery stable. They are now ready to do
Drive We'll Work and Plumbing, Special
attention psid to repairing pumps. They
solicita share Of public patronage, and
guarantee their work to DO well done.
27.7.27.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

CAsDEE.-Tho sun, beating abou
the bush in a strange manner, nomina,os
Mr. II. II. Csndee for the legislature. We
have no doub, this announcement is alto
gether unauthorized, and believe that Mr..
Candec could no. be induced TO accept the
nomination. IT, however, We are mis-
taken, and Mr.. Candee isa candidate, we
shall be grs,iHed if he succeeds at the
polls. lie is gentleman We highly es-
teen, and would be faithful and very
able member.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

EXCURsIos.-T.ook out.ior tho Baptist
Sunday School Basket excursion to
Pleasant Grove, near Fort Jefferson next
Thursday the 18th inst. Stiff
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THr FATAL OHsTACLR -NcIIale wants
two policemen ia addition to the present
force, bu. there is fatal objection to the
Fropofi!inn--ihers is no money to pay
them An appropriation was made to
pay the force now employed, but no
margin was oft for any addition that
Night Do made during the y"nr, There
fore, Il two nov officers arc appointed
they mus. work for loyo and not for
money.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

JELLY PRRssRs..-SOmething new in
the Jelly Press line, At Henderson,, 100
Commercial avenue. 52.a.s-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

MEAs sASD.--Why does the council
permit the meanest sand tina! can be found
in the world to DO used for street uning ?
But wha! ia tho use Of talking
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ABOUT SEVERAL THINGS.

HEATIsG.-. The weather ia beating
sgsin, Yesterday was the next dore TO
blue blsZcs.
UP Tows.-The Silver Cornet Band
will blow music at the court house stand
tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

The GAS EMBRoGLIo.-Thec ounci!
should get olt of its pet and get gas for
the use of the city. But what is the use
Of talking
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

COME, BOYS BE SgssInLE,-Thcre is
probably no use of talking about 1t, but
we desire to persuade the city council to
bs sensible and the Gentle Gsrould to get
down Off his high horse. Having arrived
a. this communication, We would have
Gerould fall into the arms OF Alderman
Wright, chairman of the street committee,
and weep upon his neck as Tilton did
when no forgsvo Boecher, and then We
would have tho other members OF tho
committee and the gas company stock
holders gather ebout tho superintend-
ont and tho chairman, and saying
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

WooD AGAIs.--The chain gang have
boen repairing the "leal' to the sewer on
Washington avenue between Twelfth
and Eleventh streets, with wood. We u.s.
sure the council that wood wont do II
"clsy p.pes' are ~. pa. down from
Twelfth TO Eleventh street, tho Doll
will be to pay mex: spring, and there
will DO no pitch hot.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

NEW BASD.-The man, Isenborg, 10
about to organic, now baud. Will VIC
never get through with new blowers ?
Blow him on the stands, Blake.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

GooD.-The Rough and Ready lire CEN =
pany owes tho city $4,000. Tho Rough
and Ready ire company cant pay tho
debit bu. tha company has lao hall
which might be- used Gs council chamber
without doing any injury to either the
hall or the council. Why, then, should
not tho council meet In the Rough aud
Ready hall, pay reasonable rent, and
thus get ITS money from the company and
supply the company with the means to
lift tho mortgage tho CITY has upon its
house
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

THE BEsT.-Tbe general verdict is
that 4. 4. Sulliyans soda water 10 tho best
in .he city. Try Is, No. lj2 CONNER
cial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
street
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

THE MArJE. Mayor wood, not with
standing the f.c: that tbs city council is
as it IL, has no. ye. determined to cut hi,
throat But Ia will within a fow months.
a few moro council meetings by candle
ligh. will make him seek pascs in another
world, or else we are deceived 10 John
Wood %
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The Republican voters of Alexander
county arc hereby requested to meet at the
Court House in Cairo, in Mass Conycu-
ton, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST ETH, 1874,
at the hour OF o'clock r. NJ. for the put-
pose OF choosing Twelve Delegates to
represent the county Of Alexander in the
Republican Congressional Convention, to
be held st Mound City, August 10, 1874,
and TO choose Twelve Delegates to the Re-
publican Representative Convention hicb
il also 10 De held at Mound City, ON Ati-
u.t 18th. GEO. FISHER,
Chairman Republican County Central
Committee. S.9-.t
MAIL subscribers who find an y oppC-
site their names on the margain Of their
paper, or on the wrapper, viii understand
that it means RENEWAL OR SUSPENSION
that the time for which their paper was
paid is out, aud our terms are $1,000 for
the daily and sloO for The weekly, IN.
vARIABLY IN ADVANCE
OSE thousand Chinese parasols al,
Hsr,msn's, only twenty-five cents esch
S6.7-30.;f
SULLIVAN. Drug, medicines, per.
fumery,-every,hing in the line,-ss T.
+. Sullivan's, lj2 Commercial avenue.
SOMETHING NEW. Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion 20 have urnt bread. Call and see
itat T, j. kERTus. s7-G-l9.u
ALL tue day boarders in tho city can
he accommodated At the st. Charles
hotel, with hrst-clAss board at second class
rates 79-4.l9-tf
DIR. WILLIAMS, Dentist may be found
in his office =, any time extracts teeth at
all hours day or night. Office a. lao
Commercial avenue, between Stb..snd 9Th
street. 45-s.4.lm
THE BEsT.-Tbe general verdict is
that L. 4, Sulliyan's soda water 10 tho best
in the city. Try Is, No. 49, CONNER
cisl avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
street.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

CANS CASsl CANS quarts, one doll
lar per dozen; half gallons, one Fifty
per dozen made Of best materisl and
grooyed seams a. Hendsrson's, 100 Com.
mercial avenue. 62.s.s-lm
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Exchange, Coin aud United States
Bonds Bought and Sold.

DEPOSITS received aud a general banking
business done.
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MEaSEg's SALARY.--it was really a
mean trick in the council 10 Gu. of
Mehners pay for this few days he was
sick and or duty. Bat wha. is the use OF
talking
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

For SALE 100 dozen ono quart fruit
cans Al 81 per dozen half gallon cans al.
81 ~ per dozen, all of good tin with
grooy,d seams, manufactured ana for sale
by \. HALEY, los Warrington avenue
near Tenth street s2-7-l7.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

ATTEMPTED BuEGtAEY.-An attempt
was made to burglarize the store of Stuar,
X Gholson, on Thur.day night. A vigil
ant Waterman in tho store frightened the
thieves away by raising promp. ana
loud alarm.
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK.
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ABOUT THE CITY GOVERN.
MENT.

CASuLEs.-The candles used By the
members Of tho city council are ",hroe
dips'-cheapi economy, my boy.
HoLEs.--Why does no. the council have
the chuck holes in the streets filed up?
Blu. what is the use of talking
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

lSsTRucTEp.-ies,erdAy the Ropubli.
cans OF Union county instructed their
delegates to tho legislative convention to
vote for Hon. NJ. Inscore, II, now, Alex
andcr will instruct for lnscore his nomi-
nation will 10 assured.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

HIITISG lSsCORE.-The Sun informs
Mr.. lnsoore that he must not be greedy
that he must take back seat while AL
exander county comes to the 'front.'
Why don't some Republican say that
Davis ought to be nominated? Tha. is
what is the matter with Davis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

IHE largest and bcst-sclected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale At wholesale
and retail BY HENRY ElCHHOFF, No.
10, Commercial ayenueopposito seventh
street. 1i-J-l7-3m
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MARRIED WOMEN AND CHlLDKEs MAY
DEPOsIT MONEY AND No ONE ELsE
CAN DRAW IT.

open every Lusine-- day from . a. IN. 10 a."
=. NJ, aud ~ltC day evenings tor saVing- de.
posts Only, from y tOS O'Clock.
". IINsLOp. Treasurer.
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SCRIP OUTsTANDlEG.-On the Goth Of
July there were, in city order. outstand-
IEg, Sl9,Z7O "a. Since that date 5! ,04l 90
have been issued, sI7i7 30 cancelled,
leaving outstanding August Z, .22,5C9 o..
DAY MEErISGs. We are glad the
council propose to change tho time Of
meeting from 1870 p. IN. to 3 p. IN. Day
meetings will be hotter than night meet
ings-business will be done better in day
light than i. IL now done a. night !,
could not DO done worse.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

ATTENTION, Brown The attention of
Health Officer Brown is called to the fac.
that a barrel OF dead hens has been dc.
posted by some person near tho corner Of
Eighteenth and Poplar streets. Dead
hens smell to heaven, and stinks are do.
strnc.iyo Of tho public health therefore
leslth ohlcer Brown should got away
with tho barrel full OF hons' bodies re-
ferred to in this paragraph.
BoYs-Send 10 cents, and receive OuR
YouNn Entgs an Illustrated ~ ,,,,,,,.
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LASsDES.-Did we neglect 10 mention
that the little stranger in the house Of
ex-Mayor Lansdon is daughter How
shameful this forgetiulness in US? We
take pleasure in congratula,ing all our
their families i. is only when boys are
born unto our acquaintance that We are
spitsful and have no word of congrstula-
ton. We congratulate the Lansdens on
their luck. We know how 1t is ourselves.
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CHARTERED MARCH 81, 1869.
CITY RATIONAL BANK, CAIRO.


A.B. STAFFORD, President
:. TAYLOR. Ni.r-rr-.ijeut'
II. ny ~LOf, secretary AMI Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08

one thousand Chinese parasols at
Hsr,msn's, only twenty-five cents each
3g.7-3Otf
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ALL tue day boardors in tho city can
he accommodated At the st. Cbsrlcs
hotel. with iirst-clAss board at second class
rates 79-4.ig-tf
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SOMETHING NEW. Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion 20 have urnt bread. Call and see
itM T. j. KERTus s7.G.l9.f
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SULLIvAs.-Dtug', medicines, per.
fumery,-everyihing in the line,-st T..
T.. Su,livan's, 1872 Commercial avenue.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-11
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.

she would have been glad to have had tent
full OF nice people near her. She looked ex-
actly as though she would do all she could
to supply their wants. On another high bill-
top we found another farmhouse. This man
had wintered twenty head of cattle, four
horses, and shecp-I forget how many; milk,
butter and meat, you see, and horses for hire,
all in plenty, right there. wanted to pitch
my tent at once. But for many reasons it
was not worth while. So / contented N.Y.
self with board in the green cup Of a valley
which contains Chelsea village.
Chelsea village Is very pleasant. Two
streams run through it, making the place
cooler than maay similar valley settlements.
The surrounding hills are green to their very
tops, and so near that it is sunset down here
a long while before it is on the high land.
Thus we have very long cool evening" how
ever hot may be the day. The walks and
roads about town are delightful. In fact,
the whole place with its bird songs aad its
constant sound OF waters, is to me more like
chaaming dream than like reality.
don't know how willing people here are
to take 5oarders. think some could be ae-
commodated. The prices are from SO to s5
week. Do not write to me, but to the
post master, if TO any one here; am but a
stranger in the place.
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Summer Living in Tents.

Augusta Moore, writing to the New York
Erening Post from Chelsea, VT, says:
1t is matterof astonshment that in a
country like ours, with scenes of such I'M
speakable beauty within one or two hundred
miles of our teeming cities, so little nse
should be made OF tents as summer dwellings
for families. Every family in comfortable
circumstances should own one, and use it,
too, in Jaly and August. 1t would pay its
whole cost in one year by the health and
pleasure it would afford the children and
their parents. Father and mother need not
be in a hurry once all those weeks of tent
life. Rest, refreshment; refreshment, rest
all Their sweet employ-this is the life OF tent
dwellers on the islands in Lake Genessee.
But such noted places are not best for people
of small means.
/ wish l could see the New England hills
dotted with tents from lis cities, and its
woods and waters alive with city children,
growing will 1 and stout and tanned and
freckled and happy like these sturdy country
children. What cruel sin and shame it is
to keep children quiet and clean and shut up
all the year round in the strong city, Were
l a father and mother of family, I'd have a
tent if 1 didn't have parlor, and my chill
dren should have six or eight week frolic by
the waters and in the woods, if / never had a
silk dress, or broadcloth coat. But this de-
llghttul ruStlcatlng could DE managed so as 10
cost no more than staying at home all sum-
mer would cost.
OF course ''gumption" and prudence are
required for such an enterprise as well as for
all things else. ''Shiftlessness" can misman-
age anything. Good judgment is needed
even in saving wood. It's just as hard work
to saw il so that one stick is too long to 60
into the stove, and the other too short foI
anything, as to saw it in the middle. But
many man lacks the sense to make both
sticks right. People of this sort Ihad better
stay Just where they are, if they can. Il
they change the place, they'll keep the pain.
We took ride the other day about the
| hills and wales of Chelsea, Vermont. We
| found many beautiful camping-out places
| We found a farm house on mountaln-top
| The prospect was grand and inspiring. Hun
dreds of peaks rose all round tue horizon
some bleak and rocky, but most heavily
wooded, and greenest green. Snow lay oil
them. We gathered and ate some. l. wa
most refreshing. We beset the pleasant
faced woman who came out to talk with u
10 take us to board; but she was the onl.
! woman about, with house full of men, ant
had too much work to do alrendy. know
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The Weekly Rel lister and Catholic Stan
dard is responsible fol the following:
Mrs. Baker, an American lady, on the 25th
of May arrived at Lourdes with her husband
and sister, both of whom are Protestants.
About a year before, Mrs. Baker met with a
serious accident, by which her spine was dis
located. She had suffered acutely. bal been
paralyzed during he winter, and at tie time
OF her visit to the Lourdes was quite unable
to go up or down stairs. For two days after
her arrival she was unable to bear the short
drive from the town to the grotto, but on the
morning of The 2Sth she made up her mind to
brave the cold and the suffering entaed by
any movement. She went in 2a carriage TO
the Grotto and was assisted down into
the bath. On entering the bath her
sufferings became more acute and seemed
almost beyond her powers of endurance.
Her sister, in the true spirit of Protes-
tant, exclaimed, There was no need for you
to come to Lourdes to take a cold BATH But
the faith Of the poor lady never failed for a
moment. She begged her sister TO rub her
limbs. Immediately an indescrlbable feeling
of comfort took the place OF her pain, and
she was cured. In few moments she hast
ened to the Grotto to return thanks to Our
Lady the Health of the Sick. Her husband
knelt beside her, joining bis thanksgiviL gs
with those that arose from her heart. He
has since published letter giving an account
of her former stale, and declaring that ste is
perfectly well and able TO walk as she used to
do in her YOUTH
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WANTS.
Girls wanted
THE
Portland Star Match Company.
jy1O d1w*

Wanted Immediately.
NHWENTY good experienced Stitchers on ladies
Il fine boot and shoe uppers. Address apply to
u. CUMMINGS g. Co.,
jy4 1w SO. Berwick, Me.
Wanted at the Orphan Asylum.
A PROTESTANT Woman to do general house,
IA work. Apply at No. AZ Park St., afternoons.
my15 If
Wanted.
A CAPABLE Servant to do general housework in
n family of four, one and one-half miles from
the city. Address Box 15o5, Portland, Me. my6tT