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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-10
EAST TuTOy. N. IT,. ADul IA. 1

EAST TILroN. N. H.. April IA, 1875.
Mr.. LANE.-Dear Sir On. QUAIN's Con-
DTTioN PILLS are not only the best but the
very best l ever used. MY wife has been trOub-
led with Kidney Complaint for many years !;
one-half of package has cured her, SO that
she feels as well as ever. have been trou-
bled with Liver Complaint for many ears;
Onehalf Of package has done me more good
than all the Pills ] ever took One Of my
ncighbors took them, who has been troubled
with Liver Comp laint for manv years; three
Pills have helped him. Your Pills wehre nsed,
commend their virtues. Please send to my
address one package.
REV. JOHN DAVIS
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LEAVE HAvERHILI STATION.
Probate Court dt the Trottel

probate Court dt the Trottel
II ouse next Tuerday.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot will preach
in the Town Hall next Sabbath nj
8 o'clock p. NJ.
"Wednesday was "wOol day" in
Bradford we judge as there were
some twenty teams on the street in
the forenoon loaded with that com.
modify. The price paid by buyers
was AZ cents per pound.
And now is heard, on the mead
ow, the click of the moving ma.
chine mingled with the mel0dious
tones of the musical melody of Ed.
Bliss, as he lifts up his voice and
cafes aloud, "Git up there you-
lazy horses; whoa, now-there's
anOther-stick in the cutter.bar {!
all right-ye' g'langw
The Union Slnda Y School pic mic
comprising the Sunday Schools of
Goshen, West Newbury and West
Bradford, proved pleasant and
enjoyable affair. AS previously an
nounced. it was held on Wright's
Mountain, and over five hundred
persons were in attendance during
the day. The programme as pub
in the OPINION last week was sue
ceSsfully carried out under the di.
lection of the Superintendent of
the Schools, and the efficient com.
mittee Of arrangements. 1t was q
lappy occasion, long to be remem-
Oered.
The spirit of patriotism did't
'un very high in this vicinity on
he anniversary day of indepen-
lence. Saturday morning the boys
burned the usual amount of pow.
Ter, rang the bells, blew horns and
Used all other means which bOyish
egenuity could devise to make n
loise to awake the citizens up, for
ear they might oversleep and not
near the birds sing" as one of the
Youngsters expressed it. BY six
''clocA the powder was burned out
md the boys played out, and the re.
uainder of the day passed away
With little noise and less eXcitement.
The children of the Sundy Schools
n the village held a basket pic mic
u the Fair Groud in the afternoon.
With singing, speaking and limo
ent games, a few hours were spent
'leasantly and it is to be hoped
profitably.
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RECOMMENDATION.

The following recommendations are not tho
strongest volunteer testimonials of the won
wonderful magic effects of these pills, receiv-
ed by Mr. Lane, but are selected because the
writer's reside in towns not far away. They
were unsolicited by the agent of the Company,
or any one, and are bona tide,
circular may be obtained at this office, or
will be sent to any address upon applica-
ton, containing scores of certificates of the
surprising and almost marvellous cures per
formed by the pills.
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EAST HAvERHILL. Joseph Cut
ng hung himself at his barn about
o'clock Mon day afternoon. He
iund that cider and whisky mixed,
used people to do things some
mes that they would not do if in
cir right minds. He was discover
and cut down in time to save
life.
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TIN WEDDING. Mr.. and Mrs.
harles Miles of Topsham, celebrat-
| their tin welding at their White
fountain camp, on Saturday even
lg, July Sd. The company though
OF large was a very pleasant one,
le tin bright and neat, the refresh.
ents delicious, the games anus
ag. and a general good time enjoy
l by all. The company dispersed
efore Sunday came in, leaving with
tr. and Mrs. Miles their best wish
for the silver and golden anniver-
tries of the future. The groom
ore the coat, and the bride the
'ess of ten years ago.
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The Celebrated race horse
Lexington died in Lexington, KY,
on Thursday night. Lexington made
the fastest t0ur.mile race on record,
IN New Orleans, IN 1853. Time, ,l0a.
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Mrs. G. II. Curtis has the larg-
est, and the most attractive line of
millinery and fancy goods, dress
trimmings, Sc, ever offered for sale
in this vicinity which are now being
sold cheap for cash.
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THE CHURCH. The contract for
uillling the Congregational church
! this villag has been awarded by
he COMM ttee to Messrs. Geo. w.
,'arr and Edwin Il. Aldrich. The
'hurch is to be 75x44 feet, with ex.
entiOn in rear of 2Ox36 feet for or.
hestra, minister's study, entrance
basement, sc. There are to be
'wo towers; the spire tower being
10 feet high. The seating capaci-
y of the church will be about 400.
he building is to be of the Gothic
lyle of architecture, and judging
rom the view Of the plan, as pre-
ented by the diagram, will be an
rnament to the village. Messrs.
arr & Aldrich will at once COM
hence anil push the work forward
S rapidly as may be.
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Or. QUAIN'S CONDITION PILLS.

Yellowness, Deafness of the Skin, leaves I'M
mediately, and clear, beautiful complexion
follows the use of them.
T2eshy Persons should use these pills quito
sparingly. Their regular use tends to make
heshy people more feshy. BY keeping the
blood pure and the bowels healthy, vitality is
restored, nervousness DEPARTS and cheerful
ness and satisfied feeling prevail They do
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"Best Thing for X idney md Liv.
Sr Com nj 81 int,

Mr.. THOMAS W. LANE.-Dear Sir II have
taken the most of one package of DIR. QUAIN's
CONDITION PILLS, and can truly say they are
the best thing that | have taken for Kidney
and Liver Complaint.
THOMAS j. PAGE.
Oxford. N. H., Dec ~, 1874.
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Mrs. g. Fl. Curtis will now sell
her remaining stock Of millinery
goods for cash less than cost or any
way to suit. Call and see for your.
self.
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Bath, N. H., Dec. 10, 1874.
".Dust What People Should Keep
i'm the House,

MIR. THOMAS W. LANE.-Sir With great
pleasure l am ready to acknowledge that |
have been very much benefited by the use Of
DIR. QUAIN's CONDITION PILLS. ! think they
are just what people should keep in the house,
to keep the machinery Of the human family in,
running order. Enclosed please find one dol
lar, for two packages MARY b. MESSER.
East Canaan, N. H., March 25, 1875.
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The town bonds in aid of the
Burlington and Lamoi!le Railroad,
amounting in the aggregate to the
sum Of S235, 900, have been success.
fully negotiated at rates far above
what average railroad bonds com.
maDd nowadays.
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for Six Years Cured
by DIR. OM0im's Con lli ton Pills.
LUNENBURG, W., Nc

LUNENBURG. W., Nov. 8, lS74.
Mr.. THOMAS w. LANE-Dear Sir Iii
been troubled with Neuralgia for six We ave
have taken every medicine that | could ara
of; found none that gave any relief until
received a package OF your CONDITION PILLS,
which have cured me.
Truly yours.
HARRISON STOWELL.
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"A splendid line of kid gloves of
" color and all prices at Mrs, C..
!. Curtis.
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Bilious Troubles.

THOs. w. LANE.-I wish TO apolog
and crave pardon, for not responding to the
merits of DIR. QUATNs CoNDlrIoN PILLS before
now. Have had Liver Trouble very bad, by
spells, for several years; have tried many kinds
Of medicines, but received no benefit until
tried DR.. Quain's Pills. which have helped me
very much. Would advise every one troubled
wi til Bilious Trouble, to try DR.. Quain's Con-
ditiOn Pills. Please send me another package.
BENZ. II. POOR.
Bath. n. IL. Dec. II. 1874.
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Hamburg, corsets, hosiery, sci.
ling cheap for cash at Mrs. y. IL.
Curtis.
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Bradford, w., July 10, 1878.
LOCAL MA TIERS.
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

CLOSE. DUE.
Southern Mail, ...l0. 10 4. Me-. 3 y. N.
Northern Mail...... 30 =. M.'...il A. ~
Western Mail ...... 3. =. M....lO A.. N.
Boston n New Yhrk 2.3O r.M..... 9AM.
Office hours from 7.30 4. N. to $50 p. NJ. Sun
LAYS from r. 80 to PM.
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BORN,


In Bradford, July s. u daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. v. w, Bagley.
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CONN. T. PASS. II. Il.

NONNs " INESsSs W. w
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Mail train =. 1910 A. NJ. Mail train, BIZ Pm
Accom-. train, H. ~ AN. Accom-. " 9.28 AN
Under the new regulations persons can rido
on freight trains provided tickets are pur'
chased at stations.
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"A new lot OF sash ribbons at
Mrs. G, II. Curtis.
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Dyspepsia Cured After Four
Years suffering.
WEST LEBANON, ME-, Fe1

WEST LEBANON, ME-, Feb. %, 1873
MIR. THOMAS w. LANE.-Dear Sir Il have
been sick for four years with Dyspepsia, and
tor the past three years, Constipation and
Inflammation of the Bowels. have su ffered
all the pain l could and live. have been
confined to my room for two years, and could
not sleep nights without the use of morphine.
have taken one package Of DIR. QUAIN's Con-
DIrloN PILLS. and they have done me more
good than all the doctors have had. sleep
well, eat well, and have no pain. They are
all they are recommended to be. Please send
me three packages as two Of my neighbors
wish to try them. Ienclose $l.50. -
Yours truly,
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One Month Later.

WEST LEBANON, Me-, March 10, 1875.
Mr.. THOMAS w. LANE:-I commenced TAX
ing DIR. QUAIN's CONDITION PILLS February
9Th, and wrote you February Odd of their Won
derful effect. / have continued to improve
ever since. My appetite is good, and l sleep
as we'll as l ever did in my life. I am free
from pain for the first time in three years.
When | was taken sick. four years ago;
weighed one hundred and eighty.six pounds
now weigh one hundred and thirty, but. as
am gaining in strength, have faith shall
regain my flesh this summer, by the use OF
the Pills. shall continue taking them for
some time to come.
Yours truly JOHN W, LORD.
Still Later.
WEST LEBANON, Me-. April "a. 1873.
THOMAS w. LANE Dear Sir II have TAX
en- the last of my Pills, and am improving
so fast do not think It would DC proper ,or
ire to discontinue their use for the present.
Please send me package and confer favor
on, Tours truly, ,oDr
These Pills can only be procured Of
THOMAS w. LANE, Agent, Manchester, N,
H., or At Opinion Omce, Bradford,
Va.
To save profits of Wholesale buyers and ra.
.ailers, and thereby enable the purchaser to
WILL BE SENT BY MAIL. postage prepaid, up.
on receipt Of FIFTY CENTS. Address,
BEN: F, STANTON, Ag't,
OPINION OFFICE,
III BRADFORD, VT
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-13

THIS is an advertising age. Every man
who Is up to the times takes care that the
world knowsit. Atrade candle is not hidden
under q bushel, butplaced upon hill. Bust
ness Is found to increase in direct ratio with
the amount of money %judiciously expended
In letting the public know where you are and
what you have got to sell. The great diff
Guilty is to know when, where and how to do
It. This led to the establishment of adver.
Using agencies, of which the most extensive
and reliable is that of Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
Of New York, which has met with a success
unparalleled in the history of similar under
takings. They are the largest customers the
newspapers of the United States have, and
have SO managed to simplify and arrange the
advertising system as secures the greatest
amount of publicity for the lowest amount
Of money. More than five thousand Ameri-
can periodicals are received regularly, and
kept on file at their office, which is located in
the New York Times building, Al Park Row,
and we are informed that their corps of as
~sistants outnumber the combined force of
any four similar establishments now in eX-
istence. Visitors to New York will find their
office a capital place to find news from home,
for it must be a secluded spot which is not
represented by a paper on their extensive
files, which are always open to free inspec-
ton.-Davemport (Iowd) Democrat.
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Knox County.

Knox County.
DIR. A. P. White, q prominent citizen of
Edna, committed suicide on the 31st ult., by
taking poison. He was fifty years old, and
leaves a family, having several grown chill
dren.
Lafayette County.
The boiler of q steam thresher exploded
while being worked in the field of Mr.. Wsl-
rem, near Napoleon, on the 4th. Geo. Moore
had an arm blown off, and another man was
seriously injured in the breast by part of q
flying missile.
Lewis County.
Miss Annie f. POage, daughter of Rev.
mo- oage, left LaGrange on the Doth ult.,
en- route for Persia, where she will enter the
mission work under the direction of the For
eign Missionary Society.
Monroe County.
Mrs. j. j. Armstrong, of Paris, complain
ed of a very severe headache one day recent
ly. She went to bed and slept well during
the night, but upon awakening in the morn
ing discovered that she was blind.
Perry County.
An Swear old daughter of John Fedler,
of this county, initiating doubtless the exam
pie of some of her elders, took the kerosene
can to start the fire one day recently. She
was so badly burned by the explosion that
she died in 81 hours.
Pettis County.
A son of Mathew Williams, a farmer re-
siding q few miles south of Sedalia, was
kicked on the head by a vicious mule, on the
5th, and died from his injuries the following
day. He was Is years old, and a promising
youth.
st. Louis.
Henry Burns, formerly a saloon keeper,
committed suicide by jumping into the river
from the Cahokia ferry-boat, on the morning
of the 1st. He was about 80 years old, mar
ried, and leaves u wife and five children in
destitute circumstances.
Eddy and Thomas Burke, two brothers,
one aged eleven, the other nine years old,
were drowned in a pond on Russell and Ohio
Avenues, on Sunday afternoon, Sth inst.
They We're sons of a widow. 1t appears that
Tommy, the younger of the brothers. went
in to battle, and having got beyond his depth
WAS on the point of drowning when seen by
his brother. The latter Immediately rushed
into the pond and in his attempt to save him
both were drowned.
Webster County.
Alonzo BoIin, who - years ago left his
home in this county for California, and whom
his family for 20 years of that time have con-
sidered dead, has recently announced him.
self as being a live and healthy individual, q
resident of Oregon, and the father OF a large
family of children. His method of communi-
eating this surprising information was by a
letter to his uncle, Mr.. L. d. Blakenship. of
Marshtield, but why he has been for so many
years reticent is a conundrum not s~atisfac-
tOrily explained. His mother, and a brother
and sister are now living in Wright County.
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Webster County.
DOMESTIC ECONO MY,

BOILED CHERRY PUDDISG.-l brick loaf
soaked until soft in a pint of milk, sweet
ened to taste; add l quart of ripe cherries,
and 3eggs well beaten. Boil , hours.
Serve with vinegar sauce.
oTATOSHORT-CAKE.-Take cold mashed
potatoes left from dinner: beat in more
milk, butter and salt put them out on
your dough board !; add just flour enough
to roll it out, bake Oh the griddle same as
you bake short cake cut it in squares and
serve.
SPARKLING LEMONADE. - Squeeze a
lemon through q bit Of muslin or a sieve
to take out the pulpS and pips. Dissolve
in it : or ; Jumps of sugar, and then add
some soda water, stir rapidly. and drinka as
soon as possible. Soda water mixed with
raspberry vinegar makes a delicious drink,
and when one feels exhausted with the i'll
tense warm weather. it is far better than
sherry cObbler or port wine sangaree.
Rock CREAM.-Wash a teacupful of the
best rice, and boil slowly until quite soft
in new milk add white sugar to taste, and
then pile it on a dish. Lay on in different
places Jumps of jelly or thick preserved
fruit. Beat the whites of 5 eggs to a stiff
frOth, with a little sugar and 1iavoring.
When well beaten, add a tablespoonful Of
rich cream and drop it over the rice, imi-
tating the form of a rock of snow.
SALAD DREssINGs.-The farmers wife
who is too hurried to stop ten minutes to
beat it Just at dinGertime, and finds salad oil
rather too expensive, can make a palatable
dressing by beating , eggs, adding a piece
Of butter the size of half an egg, J tea
spoonful Of mustard rubbed smooth in a
little water, 4 tablespOOnfuls of vinegar
and teacup OF boiling water. Set it in a
bowl in the top of the tea-kettle, and stir
occasionally till as thick as thick cream.
DIsINFECTANT. - Experiments have
shown that coffee is a powerful disinfect-
ant. We have seen it stated that a room in
which meat in an advanced state ofdecom-
position has been kept for some time, was
instantly deprived Of all smell on an open
coffee rooster being carried through it con-
tanning a pound of coffee newly roasted.
In anether room. exposed to the effluvium
occaSioned by the clearing out of a manure
pit, so that s%ulphuretted hydrogen and
in great quantities could be de-
tected, the stencil was completely removed
i'll half a minute IN the employment of 3
ounces OF fresh roasted coffee, while the
other parts of the house were permanently
cleared of the same smell by being simply
.traversed with the coffee rooster, although
the cleansing of the pit continued for sew
eral hours after. The best mode of using
the coffee as a disinfectant is to draw Tor
Steep the raw bean, pound it in a mortar.
and then roast the powder on a moderate
ly heated iron plate, until it assumes a
dark brown tint, when it is fit for use.
Then sprinkle it in sinks or cessp0ols, or
lay it on a plate in the room which you
wish to have purified.
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CHILL CURE!-SAFEAN DSURE.-Dr.W VIII
hoft's Tonic is curative and protective. 1t
will cure ChillS and protect from further at
tacks. It's reputation is established. Its COM
position is simple and scientific. 1t contains
no poison. 1t ac's promptly AMI its effects
are permanent. 1t is cheap, because il saves
doctors bills. 1t is harmless, speedy in action
and delightful in its effects. Try it and prove
all that's said. WHEELOCk, FINLAY d CO..
Pr0prietOrS, New Orleans.
For SALE BY Ill DRUGGISTS.
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LATEST FRO ST. LOUIS American Euro
pcan Hotel, corner ID & Olive SIS. American
plan. s. per day. European plan. rooms -
cts. to 81 per day. occupied by one person
81 to $500 per day, occupied by two persons.
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OFFICERS and soldiers who served in the
army, physicians, surgeons and eminent
men and women everywhere, join in recon-
mcnding JohnS0n'S Anodyne Liniment to be
the best internal and external family medi-
cine ever invented. That's our experience.
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ALL the year round Sheridan'S Cdvalry
Condition P0wderS should be given to horses
that are "kept up" To horses and cattle
that Craze in summer they should only be
given in winter and spring.
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DIR. TUFTS EXpectorant pcrmcatcS the lung
and causes them to throw off all aCrid matter. II in
parts sound and refreshing sleep.
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~-1-=-- N~"
Asthma and Catarrh.-See ID. ~I.angell's adv't.
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DVERTISERN

mo desire to reach country readers can do so la
tneoest ana cheapest ma ner by using one or morv
sections OF THE GREAT NEWSPAPER ACXILTArY
LISTS. Apply to Il. r.. PRATT, 20 jackson
Street Chicago.
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ia nhF SE rpm q 7S AGENT WANTED to sell
" vvAaARS FER gay;TJas55r %eS ssx!55 H S9ss
address johnson, Clark & Co. Boston, Mass. New York
City; Pittsburgh. Pa; Chicago IL. Or st. Louis, Mo.
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ELEE 5 Beautiful French ChroInos sic. - for
EksN 81, and the Monthly ODr bu&, full Of Fun
= ESk,s" and Fax. FREE. Children cry for it.
sent to single subscribers for Is cents a year, with pre-
MUM. Live Agents Wanted for Paving
Articles. Address ". Nj. GILL, Kirksville, Mo.
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MISSOURI A NEWS.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

AUG. AT precisely 30 minutes before II
O'Clock a. m. a vote was taken on the adoption or
rejection of the Constitution agreed to by the
Convention, when it was unanimously adopted.
At II o'clock the delegates began to af1ix their
signatures in alphabeticalorder and by half past
II the instrument was duly signed by all the mem
ing that delegates not present be allowed to sign
it within 30 days after the adjournment OF the
convention. There were only five absentees,
viz Messrs. Shackelford, Ross of Morgan,
Holiday, Pulitzer and Dryden, who were una
y0Idably absent on account Of private affairs.
Mr.. CAN'T, from the special appointed
to investigate the missing bonds, submitted a
voluminOus report, recommending the adoption
of an ordinance enumerating the numbers of the
bonds, and providing that the General Assembly
shall never make provision for their payment.
The ordinance was unanimously adopted by the
Convention, and will be submitted to the people
when the Constitution is voted upon. The Con
vention then adjourned sine die.
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PILES! PILESH

nR. w. S. WORKMAN & Co, cor. 9Th & Pine SITS,
u st. Louis, POSITIVELY cure Piles without pain,
the knife, caustics, or ligature-do not charge one cent
until cured, and promise to pay all expenses to and
from st. Louis If they fail to perform u PERFECT
CURE. References, James Lupe, Col. Jno. 5. Cayen-
der, Marcus A. Wolff, Charles Osborn, and many 9TH
ers. Send for Circular, and names of citizens cured.
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GGfa For n Full Course of TeIegraphing.
SsHS $40 when taken with Business Course.
For Circulars and specimens Of Business Ienmanslip.
Address JONES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. St.LOuis. Mo.
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EbAENTER'S Manun,.-HOuse and sign paint
l. ing, granting, vanishing, polishing, lsOmlni
papering, lettering, staining, gliding. etc. soc. Book
of Alphabets, SIC. Scrolls and Ornaments, 81. Light
ming Calculator, BIC. Matchmaker and Jeweler, SOC.
Soapmaker, Is. Taxidermist,5 50. OF booksellers, orby
mail. JESSE HANEI l. %. l9 Nassau St, n, Y.
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6NARPEKTER'S practical guide
" to use of all tools and all operations of the trade;
also drawing for carpenters, forms Of contracts, speci-
locations, plans, etc, with plain instructions for begin
ners and full glossary Of terms used in trade. Illus:
trated. so cts, of booksellers, or by mail. JESSK
HANEY & Co, 1l9 Nassau ST., N. Y.
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III

Stories for young and old are given in the Boston
WEEKLY GLOBE. Only 50 cts. for 8 mos, postage free.
THE GLOBE PUB. Co, Boston.