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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-06
ASsEssNgL7iM NcELCE.
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- Mining Company. Location Of Works,
Eureka, Eureka county. Nevada. Location
OF principal Place OF business. IAN Francisco.
Calitornia.-Notiee i. hereby given, thar at Il
meeting of the Board If Trustees Of said CONF
ran Il Id on the nineteenth tlH'h day of Az
gust. 1874. an assessment No. = OF ten cents
per share was levied ON the cal ital stock Of
said conn any. iayahlr Immediately in nltcd
Statos gold cciu. IL the :, crrtnry at the oiiiec
OF the company. roors Nos. 3 and l., shcr-
man'- building. No. toi Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
slaIl rcmain uniail On til sixth 9Th day 81
October, 1874, shall be deemed delinquent ard
advertised FOR sale Mt pubic auction; and H.
less raid before. will 10 sold on SATURDAY.
the Ih;ra! .sir.i 81 day Of October.
s. at o'clock T., VI, ut the auction room
.: Maurice bore X Co. No. 32j Zine street,
San Francisco. California. to ray th2 drlii :
qrcnt assessment tCg>th with The cuSts of
advertising ala eNpcItscs Of .aie.
+. i. iiNhEt;, ~crctary.
Gt0te-Nrs. and / SirrEai's building.
No. COS Montgomery street. san lantlsee,
California. aGg2o-td
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e. s Survey 30. IS.

Beginning Al a pas: marked Mel I'M I'M
Wy Ne. ~. WI 4 &c Il" summit u! h'oH ~,
bears :. l., II. /. G.iji feet; tie fa5stah n
tn town ef i;,lreia bears ;; $. u /. rs
feet; ana t,e era truhshaft bears ;; - va, n
i0l feet; thence I~unrina So L. - l'!.
to post narked No. L. :. Survey No -;
Thence :. rs v. LII feet, to ro.i n,siNN'
No.3U. :. Survey No. 10: thence ~ W
IL icct, to rost marked Ne. Al Us; >nrg,H
No. ~. / his post stands on the 'ouih.astsi"
boundary of Survey No.15. made inr me-,
yer igk Consolidated Mining COMPANY uiu"
the Silver Lick aud lohtie BurnsS ohS"dt". :,
cd ode, and thence n. - =. ~! iee,' y,
post No. : of said Survey No. %. LILO .sg'; y
rost No. /, the ilacc of beginning coi,ai,lrmc o
3j.-!0o aereS, courses expressed from the Az y
meridian with Il magnetic variation .i w.
East. voJ
This claim is located uron un,nrveHEH" /"
lands. am, is boGnded On the northwest y;
| the silver Licl and Robbie Burns oohso'i'"''
cd lode. m.
This claim IS recorded in Book 4, rage IA
Of the Eurcla district Mining neeH pr fon, i
II copy of the rotice and Plat can 10 IoJ ;.
| posted at the Vera Cruz Shalt u,on the Lou :
- CInUS +. HORN. hegl>tri.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-06
ErL!i.siion for Patent.

E0roI Il, NVVHda, colt.l, Il.
%'UTIGE l. He'll Ely GItEN THAT
y la, silver lick CONSOLIDATED Mirin:
, uur%Ev-g 1|siel'c. aGGlt : L3rti Il, Aola-
-. ear .iaiurs Adams, Agent has this day
t.!.d III til. ell = a bingham together with a
rutIce {. al iieatie Tor II ateht irGil th'
tlitsd States. ri!er act OF Congress az
;ruvc,i ,ssav ID. -, Tor twelve handIci ami
tllYrn Us ilHaal toet e. thr silver Lick and
Iobhi, ,iern> Consolidated ode, the s;sni'
runuiuG !Od ivtt nor;A, a>terlr all. s03 ic.
sor,ltyt>tafiy from die silver Lick Slati,
Miti. >ri acc ground .cU .cot in width. situai-
ID in ...rcaa Mining district. h6rera totl-
ty. sfuta If Nevada, nm! described in thl
flint AID ieli notes on file in this o.i.C ~
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Y. s. euryey no, IS.

3c@iniiur nj II rast marked "Aa.l l.. ;.
Survey No. -" Whlnce IuSt Ne. Of SulH"y
NO. ", mad Ter !!ermGrn iieyn mann iPo!t
IL H-lHlncher Lode bears N :"
;i.!2S feet; tha summit of hLby Hill h,a.'
:. / l.. u.@i3 feet; the flagstaff il til
town of E.rcI. bears :. - - l.. /! ,0l1 feet,
and IN Silver i"& >liatt bears :. Il ". ~
feet; IL 1T. ftiiing : - +. -6o Get 10 lot
n.arN Nc, :, |. :. survey. No. -; ~iheiref.
IS VI. l..oi fcot. to post narKud 40 ), |. :.
>arvey, No. -: tn ice y. -, ". 40 feet. 10
iusi mars ed No.l 4. Is. survey. Ne. -; aIi
Il. rce N.m i..:oii'tt, I" lot No. /, tn
fiac. If beginning, containing \ 81" acre :
courses cNi rcsSei irU.i tNe trac l!el'-
uiJn "rtA a magnetic variation oi r.
Lat.
Hi, claim i%slocat' Il upon rnsurycycd lands.
and i, bounded on tine -oufiis a:t by The YER
Or aut! California C"isuiiGat d i.ede.
Ihi3 claim i, record ID in Lock /, i.ase r.,
of The tGrol n District MiriIt: itccord,.
and a copy OF tn notice AID plat can 10
lo.rd rostea Al the SILVER Llea shat ~
ON IL, !. dc.
s. CYRUS +. HORN, Nesister.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
rvr, For the TELEGRAPH.
Mary,s Lover.

The last rays of the setting sun
shining into the sick room, tinged
with sudden brightness the couch
of the invalid, cleaning through
her golden hair and lighting up the
beauty of her face-a beauty SO frail,
that it was even now passing like the
morning cloud Her slender hands
were wasted by disease, and the lus-I
ire of her eye and the bloom of her
cheek were but the mark of the few
er which was consuming her life.
-''Do you think he viii obtain leave
of fabsence ?" she said to her mother,
who sat by her side. -ra..
"He said he should surely come"
replied Mrs, Hunter, and she shud-
dered as she thought of the wording.
of his telegram. 81 shall come with
or without leave" he had said, and
she knew Frederick Scott too well to
think that this was idle bravado.-
He was man of desperate courage,
of iron will, and he loved Mary Hun
ter with such passionate devotion
that he would do or dare anything
for her sake. Surely they would
permit him to take a last look of one
SO dear, but if not-a dark scene
of desertion, pursuit, death, rose up
before the mind of. Mrs, Hunter and
filled her with such fear and dread,
that she could not conceal her agits-
tion from her daughter. Mary mis-
took the cause of her excitement. ~
Is "Calm yourself, mother dear, she
said. 81 am not afraid to die, you
know l should have gone from you
in few months, if my life had been
spared, and then you would have
been filled with anxiety on my ac-
count, you have been so doubtful
whether it was best for me to trust
my happiness with poor Fred, but
now when we are separated, you viii
have no more fears for me. Ny Saw
ior win never disappoinr my hopes
in the christians Home of Glory.'
l shall be so safe, so safe" with
this blessed vission filling her soul,
Mary sank exhausted into disturbed
sleep.
Hundreds Of miles away Frederick
Scott stood in the presence of his
commanding officer, and gave his
reason for asking for leave Of ab-
sence. Captain l. eyed him with
cool contempt. What was the death
of frail woman to the man who
had seen Scores of fbrave men fall in a
single battle Bleeding hearts and
final partings were trifles to be who'll
ly disregarded when they interfered
with military duty. At length he
Fpqke' "YQHng man, gap IFVgs
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

Il RENCH q WEIBLEN Manufac-
turers & Dealers in LEATHER & FIND
lNGS in the Hollow, opposite Phoenix Foundry
Main street, Ashtahula, Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTS & CALF
.klNS.
Just received, and now for sale as good an as
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Market. and
which WILDE sold ON the most reasonable terms
Harness Manufacturers in the vicinity TO Elv0r me
with their patronage, feeling satisfied that l can
sell Them everything needed in theiI business as
cheau a can be found in Cleveland. OF .sl-s. the
Eastern Markets thereby saving .r"l.it and -.1Irel
ing EXPENSE. and loss uf time
All are cordially invited 20 call auJ examine ,ny
-ls.cs before purchasing elsewhere CONFIDENT that
market shall take pleasure in seein" my old
friends and the public and showing th'in my
stock Beuw ! give partial list "i articles:
Spanish and slaughter. sole, upper aud harness
LeaIHyi spanish ana slaughter hp; ffchCh cali
and kip oak a.. hemlock calf and KIP collar
leather and horse hides mems and women mo-
rocco ; band and lacug leather Innings. bindings
topping and russets
FINDINGS.
Lasts, pe.ss thread webb. Packard's Ink, iron and
lIu, nails. round head tacks, bristles, avis, ham
mers, pincers. sand stones, rasps, knives 1Oats-
size sticks, and straps, boot trees. shoe iaces-
punches lasting irons eyelets, eyelet SETS -tltch
wheels, stitch-markers, heel shayes. edgt planes
strip avis. welt knives. elastic. heel ball. stitching
cord. lasting acks heel and toe plates. boot black
ing boot brushes. harness oils. and all kinds oi
finishing Irons. etc. etc-
FRENCH & WEIBLEN.
Ashtahula 1871. ii6s
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14

of the shortness and uncertainty of
life. which has never left him since
Mary's death, instead of melting him,
as it ought, to do with his might
what his hand findeth to do. has par
alyzed every laudable effort and de-
stroyed all honorable ambition.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
ASsignee's Sale.

THE undersigned will sell at pub
L auction in the Village of Ashtabula, com
meneing Oh the Sd of March, A. ID. 1874, at 10
O'CLOCK A. M, and continue from day to day until
all the property is sold, the following goods and
chattels, to wit About 10000 feet OF Lumber,
one old Engine and Steam Boiler Il Window
Frames, cupboard with glass doors, Jackscrew,
Nails, Oil, Turpentine. Lead, "a boxes Window
fasteners and divers other articles, including all
the property remaining unsold, which was assign
to Us by Streeer, Giddings & Co. Also the fol-
lowing real estate to wit All the interest of the
said Sireeter. Giddings & Co. in lnt No. l in
Edmes & Hall 81 Hubbard's Plat. in the Village of
Ashtlbula. Also LOtNO. nine 90 i'll Eames and
Halls Plat in said village. Also Lot No. nine in
George Russell's plat in said village. Also the
interest of said Streeter, Giddings q Co, being
the undivided one half OF one and threefOurths
acres of land situate in said Village of Ashtabus.
bounded north by l4nds of II. c. TOmbes, east by
lands of Daniel MITCHELL south by lands Of c. E.
Bruce and wesl by the Franklin division of the
Lake Shore Railroad.
TERMS OF sALE.-On a Il sales of five dollars or
over, credit of three months will be given or
notes of approved and good security.
.-. ABEL KRUM, Aszi,aos
VIM. SEYMOUR
'Ashtabula. Jan. 29th, 1874. 4t1256
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14

i good home, Just enquire Of the people in Ash
tabula and stop over and look for yourself ata
splendid garden of nearly three acres, under high
cultivation ana full OF the choicest fruit with good
house and out buildings in good repair; also, WE'LL
cistern, and spring Of never falling water. with
three good pumps. The spring Is eight ieet square
wall laid in cement ana 1T0 rods Of tile drain on
the place. II has taken the hrst premium fOF
eight or ten years, without exception, and viii be
sold very cheap, with 5000 rulnln one year II dc
sired. Also, s horse, wagon, garden tools, anC
household goods. Situated little southwest ~
the borough limits the Round Head road,
known as the Bliss property.
Ashtsbula. Jan ! 1873. 1900
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
STATE OF OHIO, [
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, (
Columbus, o. January %, 1874.
NJ HEREAS, the AURORA

w HEREAS, the AURORA
" FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE CON
PANY. located at Cincinnati. in the State OF Ohio
has Fl ed in this office sworn :Statement, by the
proper officers thereof, showing its condition and
business, and has complied in al respects with
the laws Of this State relating 70 such Insurance
Companies.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of law, ], VIII
liam F. Church. Superintendent of Insurance OF
the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that said
Company is authorized 10 transact its apprOpri-
5ate business of Fire Insurance in this State, in
accordance with law, during the current year.
The condition and business Of said Company, at
the date of such statement December 3I1S73.) is
shown as follows:
Amount of actual paid-up Capital. 100000 90
Aggregate amount of available Assets 15S, ,G61 ~
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, lex
cept capital,) including $50, 26l.sS for ...
reinsurance being 50 per csnt. of
premiums on risks not terminated. 1862 96
Amount of Income for the preceding
year in cash -. -, 97,O4s. A
Amount of Income for Premiums on
risks written du:ing the year, not paid
in cash ..-.---...-- 2.49o W
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
ceding year in cash.. 1S.oI9 93
In witness whereof, have herennfO subscribed
my name, and caused the seal of my Office 10 be
(sEAL) affixed. the day and year above written.
4t125g IF. CHURCH, Superintendent.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
To WhO0e 1t Mag Concern

/ TAKE this opportunity of saying
my patrons and friends that having left Ashta-
b1la, / desire speedy settlement of my accounts,
and to invite all 10 call upon l. o. Fisher, Esq.
who has in his hands all my books Of account, and
will give due attention to the business Express
ing the hope that the same promptness and atten-
ton that has characterized your deal with me in
1888 Yours, o. B. MOSS.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
NOTICE.

lanes FRANCIS whose place of
y residence is unknown, is hereby notified that
on the 23d day Of January, A. D. 1874. Sarah Fran
els fled in the office of Clerkof the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashiabula county and Stale Of
with extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness,
and praying that said Sarah Francis be divorced
rom said James Francis. and that she be restored
to her maiden name of Sarah Van Name and for
alimony, which petition viii stand for hearing at
the February term of Said Court.
i-a t-srt'.H l.'t SARAH FRANCIS.
ByWm.H H Hubbard, Atty 6tl255*
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14

Are a modern stove Are better because
polish far better than OF they give amer gloss
any other in existence than any other polish
c COM F o. RT
Yield brilliant silyery sheen with less than bali
the labor required when other polishes are used.
CRU N BS
Are a neal and eleanly Can bs used even IL
arcIs maE,ng no 5 dirt o F 59s g1sOG T. siAE95 The
COM IF o RT
furniture or carpets.
Has no disagreahle sul,hurous or strong acid smell
when prepared for use, butare pleasant a harmless
CRU MBS
ana in form more OF sticks suck Is sur
convenient for use than dcient for any stove,
my other polish. thus an waste Is saved.
COM FORT
Are the cheapest polish in the market because one
box at 10 cents will polish a. much surncc a. -
ceat's worth Of the old pOlishes.
CRUMB
Have lust taken the in competition with
Ist prem at the Indi- OF severatofthe hes, Of
OMF0 RT
Buy Crumbs Of Comfort Of your stcr kecper,
II he has them or win procure them Tor YOU not
sen us one dollar your hamc, aGa the name Of
your ngsrest express station, and will send you
ten boxes aud samples OF Bartlett's Backing and
Pearl Biueing, fre' OF cost, ,-.-,,,,.,
Groctrs and dealers IN the United States, and Re
tail them the most probable, nom the fact that
they are the fastest selling articles In market
II. A. BARTLETT & CO.
il5 North Fgonf 81 PHILADELPHIA
1Is Chambers 81, Nelr Y0Fk
IS Brnad S., Bostoa. 12t5 6n eon
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
NOTICE..

ALL persons are hereby warned
against taking or removing any Sand or Gravel
from the premises of the Subscriber. from and
after this date, without first paying for the same
H. HUBBARD & co.
Ashtabula, June 6. 1873. =-i 1222.tf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14

BIRCH HOUSE,
ia Water ST., CLEVELAND, OHIO
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Sheriff as Special Master Commissioner.
SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs. ASH
TABULA COMMON PLEAS, Nov. Term, 1873.
George Willard
against


against
Benajah II. Markham. ct. al.
pY virtue of an Order of Sale du-
ID Iy issued from said Court in the above case
to me directed kill offer for sale by way of pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House in JEFF
erson, AshtAbula County, Ohio on Saturday the
2Sth day of Feb, A. D. 1874, betweenthe hourS
of II A. NJ and 12 O'Clock NJ of said day, the follow
ing described Lands AMI Tenemonts, to wit /:
known as part of Lot No, 6. in Tract No. 2, in
Township thirteen, and bounded as follows, to
Wit beginning at the south west corner of said
Lot No. g. thence running east on the south line
thereof sixteen chains and ninety-nine links to
the southeast corner of said Lot, thence north
the east line of said lot, twenty-nine and for
ty-two o--29.42-links TO a stake, thence west par
ael with the south line sixteen chains and seven
tythree links to stake standing in the west line
of said Lot. thence south on the west line, twenty
nine chains and fOrtytwO links to the place of be
ginning. containing fifty acres of land.
> ~ Excepting and reserving therefrOm FIVE
acres decided to Orland Markham, and TWO acre.
decided to E. Beckwith. Appraised at 81 TO.
Terms cash. ID. L. HART, Sheriff.
as Special Master Commissioner
c. Booth Attorney for H. C. TOmbes,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
Splendid Country Residence
FOR SALE.

THE residence of the late Rev.
L JOHN Balm, situated in Saybrook. on the
North Ridge road, one mile from the Depot OF
Churches and School bSnse n embraces thirty.
I'VE acres OF choice land
The buildings are new and In complete repair
large and elegantly finished house snrrouheeo oy
mental trees aud shrubbory une Darn Win ~ ~Sslisl
Btahle; young orchard OF three Gcrss pI eholSe
mutt. This is very desirable pfoqerty, anu VIII
opAP sRpSTVV, ~ " R''s'p'h A'HTISN I'M o
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
OR n M R n

Are the cheapest polish IN the market because one
box at 10 cents will polish a. much surficc a. -
cent's worth OC the old polishes
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
c o NJ FOR T

Are put up en- neat style In each box ura -
ana In form more OF sticks I suck is sur
convenient for use than dcicut for any stove,
my other polish. tins all waste g. saved.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
CIR I'M Rs

Are a modern stove Are better, because
polish far better than OF they give amer gloss
any other in existence than any other polish
4 ON + q r IT
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14

lurnlEure OF carpets
Has no disagreahle sul,hurous or strong acid smell
when prepared for use. but are pleasant harmless
CIR L VI BIS
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14

Have inst taken the In competition with
lst prem at the Indi- OF several OF the bes' Of
SnapClis exposition, The old stove polishcs
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14

Are neal and cleanly Can ba used even ~
article making no dirt q r the parlOr Without the
nor dust when used trouble Of removing
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14
the BLISS GARDEN FOR SALE.

Druggists and Gen. Agts San Francisco. California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., n. 7.
Sold by all DruRRtsfs and Dealers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-02-14

Yield brilliant silvery sheen, with less than hall
me Iahnr rnlnired whom other nolLshes are nsel.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-13

from them. nor was heevera lobbyist"
He is an honest. capable, high minded
Young man of large practical business
and executive abilities. and. so far, has
been eninently successful III whatever
he has undertaken.
Young America i'll this county, and
Young America throughout the state
calls for the recognition of her Young
men. Can the state afford to ignore
them longer ! Especially does it ap-
pear to me that the people OF Your sec
ton of the state. whose interests are in
common with the Lake Counties" will
unite with rs in this expression of opin-
ion. | hope il will not he thought nee
essarv to place again upon the political
pension list one from another class OF
men, nor 10 forget the claims of Chit
tcnden county. Mr.. TAFT. noiuith-
standing his modeStv, is und0nbtelly
tie prominent candidate fOr governor.
not only of the tlecmcn OF this county.
hut of those throughout the STATE who.
on TIE 4rnuiid ii mcri desire 10 pro
MOI" The lieutenant to tie higher posi-
ton. louIS, >rBSCEIBER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-13

renort of the afternoons proceedings
Ar the close of hel remarks, the heV.
r. NJ Iomson of the salem Street Con
rreuational Church was lntrod.ce"' am
made a short address, explaining 'ne
position of Il majority OF the 'rti -
with regard to the present aSi'"'ip r
He sad that it WAS better TO go To" .I ~
in any good movement imam 10 ''ii
short it would be better I" waste "
little strength, if. in 50 DONG even d
portion of the object sought c"'lid oe
rained. He WAS to Il certain eNleh' d
convert to the Quaker doctrine, when
taught that the Holy Spirits presence
should he expected in all things.
The Rev. c. ID. Hills of the Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church was the
next speaker. and his remarks were re-
ceiyed with considerable favor. lie re-
lated il few stories of Young men VINO
held KEYS OF club rooms III dinereilt
parts of the city. and these hdunts c"lIld
not he reached by the State authorities
He said that prohibition had driven the
liuuor traffic into such dcnS. and Only
hl PRAYER cuuld ii he taken out again.
lie knew that the ladies would make a
lIlb\ 4 Stpli. anu 'll'N N'''i'' ~ -
by the spirit of God. Whatever the
women do. he said. he should cordially
support them, and he believed tins to
lie the general sentiment OF the temper
ancC public.
~ATULiuAY.-IhC meetings Of the
women continue To he attended VIII
Interest. and Il praNcrlnl spirit chiefly
marks thcir considerations. making some
pIngIe->. each day. IN the work nt or
ganil-uiun and preparation for what Is
to hc done. The proposed ""rh viii
hr yer, different from thar pnislcd at
the West. The wards of the city viii
probably he suhdiVldcd up intO small
districts. Of each of which subdivisions
IL small committee of -nnr hJlt-:i-d"Icli
~ the women will iIIV. charge, To visit
the owner, Of the buildings where
liquor is sold. tie dealers therein. etc.
tccumrrinyiu lug their visits n the homes
nr places of business ot those they are
to confer with >.Irh remarks. cxhOrIa-
tiui.>. prayers. ETC.. ~ the >nirIi of the
urraSinn may prompt. plgt lcriElil walt
ing upon thr. Lord Ia direct.
The women remain tInI and .,tradtuSt
III their opposition /" the adoption 81
the plan ut Diu Lew i. who has but few
cudur~tr~ on the Executive committee.
Notwithstanding the urgent rcm"n-
~tIan,c~ ui i,r. Lewis and the itcN. Mi.
Chrc>rr against the quiet method thu
Nom.yu have adapted. Ms. Clifford
exercises Il mastery Influence III re
~tIalmiu4 ali rciidchri,~ towards the
public parade method. whenever any
disposition i manifested ~ that dmec-
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sale of natural flowers in the form OF
bouquets. The originator and chief
promoter of tlIis important trade Is the
celebrated Wtcr0tcHr. Alph"nsr karr.
Having gained a renown in the htcral y
world. scarcely inferior to that of let I
Hugo or OF Lamartinc. he came here
many wear, agc. and settled down upon
!. small farm. wlnr, he dcN otcd himself
to the cultivation of flowers as an ama-
tcur. and afterwards opened an c-tah-
lislmcmt IN the city for their sale i'll 4
fresh state. The rarity of some of these
flowers, aud their great variety and
superiority, made up into bouquets Of
reputation Of being the fist florist Of
Europe, if not OF the world. These
GOuGucts were IL great demand-es-
prciaily in Wintcr-ior balls, weddings
aud chli,tcnings. and, being packed in
thin boxes made for the purpose, were
seat. and are still sent. to many of the
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