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EXCELLENT INTEREST RULES

EXCELLENT INTEREST RULE ES.-
Finding the interesr on any prin-
cipal for any number of days. The
answer in each case being in cents.
seperate the two right.hand figures
of the answer to express it in dol.
lars and cents.
-Four per- cent. Multiply the prin-
cipal by the number of days to run,
seperate rigLt-hand figure from pro.
duct, and divide by 0.
Fius per cent. Multiply by num-
Der of days and divide by u.
Sir per cent. Multiply by number
of days, seperate right-hand figure,
and divide by 6.
Eight per cent, Multiply by mum.
bor of days and divide by 45.
Nine per cent. Multiply by num-
Der of days, seperate right-hand fig.
ure, and divide by 4.
Ten per cent. Multiply by mum.
ber of days and divide by SO.
Iscelve per cent. Multiply by num-
Der of days, seperate right.hand
figure, and divide by 3.
Fifteen per cent. Multiply by num-
ber of days and divide by "a.
Eighteen per cent. Multiply by
number of days, seperate right-hand
figure, and divide by 2.
Ttcenty per cent. Multiply by
number of days and divide by Is.
T,centy.tour per cent Multiply by
number of days and divide by Is.
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WEBSTER.

DANIEL WEBSTER. s'Darnel
Webster" remarked old Colonel
Gumpey, as he trimmed quid of
,nigger head and fastened it secure
ly between to decayed teeth in the
left side Of his mouth. "Darnel
Webster was great man. There
want nOthin' mean about him. I've
heard him talk, but it want his talk
so much as his ginerosity that struck
me. He had a kinder careless way
like, that kept him from getting
rich. He never seemed to think
what things cost. was comm up
the Hudson River alone with him
once, and in the mornin' Darnel
Webster and me was washin' our
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l
day a well.dressed stranger, car.
rying hand valise. called into a life
insurance office and inquired if tho
agent was in. The agent came for.
ward rubbing his hands, and the
stranger asked:
ado you take life insurance risks
here 2"
'Yes, sir, glad to see you, sir sit
down. sir" replied the agent.
"What do You think of life insur.
ance anyway y inquired the stran.
ger as he sat down and took off his
hat.
"Its natural blessing, sir-an
institution which is looked upon
with sovereign favor by every en-
lightened man and woman in Amer
ica."
"That's just what Fve always
thought" answered the man. "Does
your company always pay its losses
promptly ?"
eyes, sir-yes sir. If you are in
sured with me, and you should die
tonight, I'd hand your wife check
within a week."
"Couldn't ask for any thing better
than that"
"No, sir-no sir. The motto of
our company is, 'Prompt pay and
honorable Dealings"
elbow much will $4,000 policy
cost !" inquired the stranger, after
long pause.
"You are-let's see-say thirty
FIVE. A policy on you would cost
S110 the first year"
"That's reasonable enough"
eyes. that's what we call low, but
ours is a strong company, does a
safe business and invests in only
frst,class securities. If you are
thinking of taking out policy, let
me tell you that ours is the best and
safest. and even the agents of rival
companies will admit the truth of
what say"
"And when 1 die my wife will get
her money without any trouble I"
"I'll guarantee that, my dear sir"
"An'l Ill get a dividend every
yearW
eyes; this is a mutual company
and part of the profits comes back
to the policy holders"
"ADd it wont cost but $110 for a
policy of s5OO0Y
"That's the figure, aud it's as low
as you can get safe insurance any
where. Let me write you out a pol
icy. You'll never regret it."
"Them's the blanks, l s'pose y
said the stranger, pointing to the
blanks.
"Yes, replied the agent as he
hauled one up to him and took up
his pen. What do you say-shall l
fill out an application "
"No, l guess won't take any to-
day" replied the stranger, as he
unlocked his valise; ''but if you
want something that will take that
wart off your nose inside of u week
I've got it right here! Its good for
corns, bunions, the toothache, ear
ache, sprains-!"
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"A good line of Blank Books,
Paper and Envelopes, may he
found at the OPINION Stationery
store.
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METHODIST Il. SOCIETY.
DEV.J. N. q. FULTON, PASTOR. SER
IL vices at lI00 A. NJ, and $50 p. n. Sun
day School at l2M.
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MASONIC MEETINGS.

CHARITY LODGE, NO. 43. REGULAR
~ Communications on Wednesday of the
week in which the moon fu.ls Mr. LEBANON
H. a. CHAPTER. Meetings Oh Tuesday
Masonic Hall on Wednesday afternoon Of tho
week in which the moon fuls, in the months
OF September, December, March and June.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY.
DkV. l.. II. ELLIOTT. PASTOR SER
IL vices at HOO A. NJ, and 5 p. N. Sunday
School ut 10 NJ
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]. II. GILMAN,
A UCTIONEER, WILL ATTEND TO ALL
n orders promptly. viii write auction bill
and get them printed if desired.
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L. ID. LIVINGSTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR. ALL WORK
M warranted to give satisfaction. Cutting
done for Others to make.
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W. H. CARTER, NJ. D.
physician AND SURGEON, BRAD
ford. VT. Office at his residence. Vari-
Gus Medicinal Compounds, of long tried expe
rien' }, and of modern improvement; prepar-
ed " himself, kept constantly on hand for
he 6eueft of the sick and lame,
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Blu SINESS CA DIS.
RlDFORD.

MISS CHARLOTTE NELSON.
1NEACHER OF PAINTING AND DRAW
i ing. Room in Academy Building
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EDGAR w. SMITH.
A TTORNEY l. COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Wells River, Vt. Office with Judge I'm
dcrwoOd.
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J. II. JONES, NJ. d.
III OMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
III Surgeon Office at Residence. lat Door
SoNth nf Rank
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b. Il. PILLSBURY.
CTOyES, TIN WARE, IRON WARE,
- Wooden Ware, &c. Main St.,
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Il. M, WARDEN

LNlNE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRi,
Il Silver Ware, Spectacles, Cutlery, RcvOi-
vers, Fancy Goods and Toys. Particular at
I tention given to Repairing Fine Watches.
Office W. y. Telegraph Co.
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j. i. JOHNSON.
SsTAR HALL, ELY, VT. LARGE AND
- we'll iittcdnp for accommodation of Dances
and all kinds Of entertainments. Let at rcas,
onable rates
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II. l.. BIXBY.
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, CHEL-
~ sea. VT, Open Mondays. Thursdays and
SaturtlayS
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... @. G. DOTY. ACT.
MANUFACTURER OF DIR. DOTY'S
WI Celebrated Mandrake Bitters, Flavoring
Extracts and Essences, &c, at Wholesale,
and Retail
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BOOTS g. SHOES OF EVERY DESCRlP
ID ton for Ladies' Gentlemen's, Youths and
Children's wear kept constantly on hand. l
hope by fair dealings to merit my share Of
public patronage. Opposite Post Office
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G. III. CURTIS.
oysters AND ICE CREAM SALOON
~ Fruit, Confectionery, Soda, Light Grocer
les SC
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WIN. Il. GEORGE.
4 UCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, TOPS
n ham, VI. Orders promptly attended to.
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EAST CORINTH.
MISCELLAN US.

II. NJ. HARVEY,
A 1TORNEY &. COUNSELOR AT LAW
N West TOpsham. Vt
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A. A. BOWEN.
E,LOUR, GRAIN, MEAL, PROVENDER,
II Shorts and Bags, sold at the Lowest Mar
ket prices. Mills at the South end Of Brad
ford Village.
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ed Fellows Excursion.
ELLSWORTH, March, ii. 1877

ELLSWORTH, March, Ii. 1875.
EDS JouRNAL:-Last Friday morn
ing in accordance with previous ar.
rangements, a delegation of Ellsworth
Lodge, No. $50, l. o. D. F., started
from this place for visit to Lake City
Lodge, No. %. I. O. o. F. After
passing through the village Of Esdaile
over bad roads and taking the ice at
Warrentown, we arrived at Lake City
at Eve O'Clock, p. NJ, where we we're
met By the Committee Of reception sp-
pointed by Lake City Lodge, who con-
Quoted us to that we'll conducted Hotel
The Lyons House, where quarters had
been provided for us. After getting
something good for the inner man we
we're shown over to Odd Felloss Hall,
one of the best fitted up Halls in the
northwest, where we were kindly re.
ceived and introduced.
1t is unnecessary to say that we had
very interesting meeting, during
which our attention being frequently
called to coffee pot on the stove, we
naturally concluded there was good
time coming. Neither were we disap-
pointed in that. for no sooner had the
Lodge closed than we were ushered in.
to an adjoining room where table was
already spread and oh, the oysters! IL
did appear that the Bros. Of Lake City
meant TO have US kill ourselves on the
spot. But we lived through it aud az.
ter supper had very pleasant visit un
til twelve O'Clock, when we repaired to
the hotel feeling that we had been well
entertained
After break fast the next morning We
we're assured that they we're not going
to let Us 60 yet. as several Brothers
called at the Hotel for the purpose Of
showing Ne around town.
We wee first conducted to the large
aud commodious grocery and provision
store Of NJ. c. Humphrey, jr, where
the cigars were freely distributed. W.
we're then shown through the Grange
Warehouse, II. Gillett's Foundry and
Machine Shop, and the Academy Of
Music, which | must say is the best ar.
ranged and fitted up ball it has ever
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An Eye Fight ON the Cars.

A clergyman writes: Did yon ever
have an eye fsht-have some person
look at yen per-istently, citching your
eye every time you looked at him.
Did you ever get annoyed aud fix your
eyes on him, and wrestle with him.
Was once riding in the Cars with beau.
tiful young lady who was 10 my charge
A man setting near excl his vic ked
greedy eyes on her. aud she was greatly
annoyed. ! got 10 good range and
fought that mans eyes all the way from
Gle, Gland to buffilo. His eyes both
needed what 20 minister, what 30 good
Christian, could give them, and il any
wicked man had coGe into that car aud
had given him a pair Of black eye,,
should have thanked the Lord.
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been my pleasure to visit in the West
Last, but not least, We were shown
through the large wholesale aud retail
dry goods and clothing store of G. +
Young. which is a neatly arranged
store.
Not being able to spend any more
time looking around, we had to beg 10
be excused nom anything farther. and
we started On our homeward bound trip
feeling that We had been we'll repaid
for our trip. The kindness We received
from the hands of the Brothers Of Lake
City Lodge viii long liuger in our mem.
cries. A. Z. NJ.
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Educating the Conscience.

A conscience is to its owner what a
compass is to an ocean steamer. Some
Christians moral compasses are so con.
stantly detected BY the presence of dis
turbing elements in the heart that they
"steer wild" aud often run on the rocks
A conscience that does not point
squarely aud unvaryingly toward the
p0le-star of Gods truth is dangerous
one TO steer life by. Bible study is nee.
essary 20 keep our consciences well ad
justed. A careful man often sets his
watch by the sun. A careful Christian
will be constantly setting his conscience
by the Bible. Then lie can 20 BY il
without any fear Of going astray.
Paul makes much but not TOO much
of having IA good conscience"
The characteristics off good consciencs
are quick discernment of SIN. eten when
IT wears a white raiment, aud loud
voice TO warn its possessor, when s'n il
getting too near. The Office Of the cou.
science is to detect stu aud to sound the
alarm bell; then IL becomes the duty OF
the will to seize the helm, aud steer
clear Of danger. = Rec. 4. L. Cuyier.
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in the foregoing to show the vast i'm.
portance Of the interests involved in
our Common Schools. The results
may have been fair for the outlay, but
who will contend for moment that
they have been what they ought to be?
There seems to be no we'll settled
and, 10 fact, no well defined plan or
basis upon which the public mind can
be brought to bear concerning this i'm.
portant branch of political economy
People seem to have very different ideas
concerning the nature aud uses Of ed.
ucation, aud, consequently, they are
greatly, if not sadly, at variance upon
the proper plans of organization and
action to enable them to secure the best
practical results from their efforts, and
from the money expended. 1t is doubt
less too true that the less ed ucation
some people have, the less they care
about it, and the more Indifferent they
are in regard to their children. But
its vast importance upon the morals
and well being of society is now uni.
versally acknowledged BY the wisest and
best men of the world. aud a more dc {.
termined effort than ever before, is now
being made to create proper interest
in the people upon this subject, and to
inaugurate movement that will en-
able the public to secure vastly more Of
good results from the labor now bestow-
ed. and the money now expended.
The children of state or communi-
ty are now regarded as public property
"a species of property in which the
State has an Important interest, and
over which it is high time TO exercise
proper authority. The State is not
only concerned for its interests 10 this
direction, but it will be made smenable
to society, both now aud hereafter, for
the manner in which it discharges its
duty in the execution Of its trusts.
Upon this depends its future safety-its
welfare and its prosperity, and where
the interests Of the STATE are concerned
there is duty Tor every ifflividual to
perform-a duty which lie should by
no means neglect. In view of these
facts it behoOves every citizen in the
community to be up and doing, aud to
take some interest in our Common
Schools.
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The Common Schools.

The State Superintendent's Report
for 1874 presents al interesting view Of
the many facts and figures which go to
make up our Common School system in
the state. and which should be more or
or LEES interesting, as well az instructive
to every body.
The total number of children in the
state among whom, or to whom was sp.
portioued the School Fund Income, was
I35, 947 almost half million. The
amount per capita was AZ cts, the total
sum being slS3 097.74
The total number Of school districts
in the state Is 4 276; the total number
Of male scholars is 1S9 2G0; of female
scholars. 1890; number of days
taught wlthin The year by qualified
teachers, 1912; the total number Of
days attendance of different pupils dur.
ing the year vas 1903 ,496.
The whole number Of schools with
two departments is l43; with three or
more departments, 1917; the number Of
different persons employed as teachers
during the year was s,709; the wages
for females teachers averaged s32 IL
per month; the average for male teach
ers was si7I4 The whole number Of
schools visited by County Superlu,en.
dents during the year is 4l94; the
total number of school.houses in the
state is 1881, end their estimated val.
&c is 81 9l0,s75. The total amount Of
money received by the districts in the
state during the year. was s2,075, 1872.
SO.
There are facts and figures enough
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Singns of Awakening.

When a cloud Of mercy breaks over
city, aud hundreds aud thousands are
saved, as in Glasgow and Belfast. the
man who does no, acknowledge the es-
peclal presence of God must be stupid
migrate. But there are places where
there needs delicate watching of
symptoms in order to discover tie gra.
cious working. There are two or three
untailing tests.
When God is unusually present, il Is
manifest in the praying circles. The
dullest thing on earth is dull prayer
meeiing-long prayers, long exhorta-
tions. long chapters. long hymns. l
notice that men are protracted in their
prayers, just in proportion as their
hearts are cold, and they have really
nothing to say. What our public pray.
ers most need is to be cut off at both
ends, and set on fire in the middle!
When the church is full of colduess.
three prayers will take up the whole
meeting; but when the Spirit of God
nightly appears, you can have Fifteen
prayers and fifteen exbortations in an
hour and half. aud not be crowded.
When Gods Spirit is unusually pres.
ent it is seen in the Sabbath congrega.
tons There may be no larger au-
iience; but there is tenderness OF
feeling all through the house Ii is as
much as to say, II am bereaved; give
me some comfort. | am awiaily tempt
ed, help me out" Aud II e minister OF
Christ, instead Of addressing the people
in a perfunc,ory way. and taking be-
cause he is expected 10 talk, speaks as a
brother addresses brother in some
time of peril aud anxiety. Oh, what a
scenel-a congregation brooded over by
the Spirit. Penitcnts weeping; back
sliders bowling the head, imploring re-
covery, hearers pale with emotion; deep
silence, broken only by sigh and sob,
AID cutlery of anxiety; lie spirit calling;
the devil tempting; Christ inviting;
Sinai beating with all it's thunders; Cal.
vary proclaiming its love; angels OF
light eontending for the souls redemp.
ton; spirits of darkness fighting for its
overthrow "a. De Wiz Tdimadge.
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Creeds Of the Bells.
by GEORGE W. BUNdAY.


How sweet the chime of Sabbath bellsl
Each one its creed in music tells,
In tones that float upon the air,
As soft as song, as pure as prayer;
And will put in simple rhyme,
The language OF the golden chime;
My happy heart with rapture swells,
Responsive to the bells-sweet bells.
In deeds Of love excel. exc ell
Chimed out from ivied towers bell;
This is "A church not built on sands,
Emblem of one not built with hands:
Its forms aud sacred rites revere.
Come worship here come worship here,
In rituals and faith excel, excel!
Chimed out the Episcopalian bell.
OIL heed the ancient landmarks well
In solemn tones exclai med q bell,
No progress made by mortal man
Can change the just eternal plan
With God there can be nothing new:
Ignore the false, embrace the true,
While oil is well, is well, is well,
Pealed out the good old Dutch church
bell.
To all uuth we tell, we tell,
Shouted in ectaeies bell,
Come all ye weary wanderers see,
Our Lord has made salvation free:
Repent, believe. have faith and then,
BE saved, and praise the Lord. Amer;
Sslyation's free, we tell. we tell!
Shouted the Methodistic bell.
Ye purifying waters, swell!
In mellow tones rang out a bell,
Though faith IN Christ alone can save.
Man must be plunged beneath the wave,
Te show the world unfaltering faith,
In what The sacred Scripture saith,
Oh! swell We rising waters swell!
Pealed out the clear. toned Baptist bell.
Not faith alone, but work MS we'll
Must test the soul; said soft bell:
Come here and cast aside your load,
And work your way along the road;
With faith in God and faith in mani
And hope in Christ where hope began,
Do welt. do well, DO well, do well!
Pealed forth the Unitarian bell.
Farewell, farewell, base world farewell!
In warning notes exclaimed bell,
Life is a boon TO mOrtals given
To fit the soul for bliss in heaven;
Do not invoke the warning rot;
Come here and learn the will of God,
Say to the world farewell, farewell!
Pealed cut the Presbyterian bell.
In after life there is no hell
Ia rapture rang cheerful bell;
T.onk nm IN boava,, fh;a ho1u lay
Where angels wait 10 lead the way;
There are 10 fires, no fiends to blight
The future lite! be just and right,
No hell, 70 hell. no hell. no hell!
Rang out tie Uuiv,rsalist bell.
The pilgrim fathers needed well
My cheerful voice pesled forth bell;
No letters here to clog the soul,
No arbitrary creeds control
The free heart and progressive mind
That leave the dusty past behind,
Speed we'll, speed well, speed well!
Peslei out the Independent bell.
No pope. no pope. to doom 10 hell
The Protestant rang out bell
Great Luther left his frey real
Within The hearts that truly feel
That Loyalty to God will be
The fesliy thai makes man free
No image when the incense fell
Rang out old Martin Luther's bell.
All hail ye saints in heaven that dwell
Close by the cross! exclaimed bell;
Lean Ger the battiements of bliss
And deign TO bless world like this;
Let mortals kneel before this shrine,
Adore the water and the wine
All hail. We saints IN chorus swell
Chimed in the Roman Catholic bell.
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RESTAUR A II IT!
MAIN STREET, RIVER FALLS.
B. MAYER, Proprietor,

Having opened new Restaurant in this
village am DESTROYS of calling attention
thereto, and that am nov fun prepared
TO serve up Oysters and wsrm Meals in the
best style, and At all hours during the d'y
and evening. Will also keep choice stock
Liquors and Cigars. Patronage respectful
ly solicited. BMAYER.
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Daily Line Of Stages from
Ellsworth, va. llvggaA.aE

FROM and after July LIST, 1874, the sub
scriber would say TO the travelling public.
that be will run line Of Stages daily be-
tween Ellsworth aud Hudson, as follows:
Leave Ellsworth at 6 A. ", leave River
Fails At Q A. NJ, arrive at Hudson at IL NJ,
returning. leave Hudson At p. NJ, leave
River Falls ~ SP. NJ, arrive at Ellsworth
at6P NJ. This line has been fitted up
wit care, for the accommodation Of the
travelling publc--terms reasonable. Any
business entrusted TO this line will receive
prompt attention. pyramids specially.
THOMAS EDWARDS.
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. w. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want a good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1888 BURHYTE Bros.
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A DRUNKEN Irishman was found by
some friends the other night, lying 10
the snow, with hi. heels upon the fence,
warming his toos by moonlight. lie
vas muttoring, what a cowld fire you
have got, Biddy, darling; have on some
c arrysane, or my fate will frase.
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TIE RIVER falls JOURNAL
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

PrrLEHED RNEEY FRIDAY, TERMS, $40
JOURNAL and ADVANCE one year to on
address, 800, sash in Advance,
Local Edition -JouRSAL & ADVANCE, pub
lished every Friday, $l.00, cash in cdUGncs.
DE-For all transient subscribers, twenty
i've cents must be paid in addition to the
subscription price above named.
A. MORSE SON. ProprietOrs.
J9B PRINTING
OF every DESCRIPTION exc uied on short no
tiee, neat and at reasonable prices. -0F,
pIot on Main Street.
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Who is prepared to do Planning
Matching and re-sawing on short
notice, at the Sawmin Of A. d.
Andrews g. %.
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BAKER "!

FRESH BREAD, CAKES & Pres.
HoT COFFEE e. TEA. ALSO FRESH
YEAsT.-AtC. II. Crossman's Store
River Falls, VIE. 1871