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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
~ The New YORK OBsER-

~ The New YORK OBsER-
YER is out with its prospectus
for the ffyJfth gear. 1t is a
large paper Of the first class,
should be in every family in
the land. Those who do no,
take il should send for a speci-
men copy at once, or, better yet,
should send the price for a year.
Any person desiring a compre-
hcnsiye weekly newspaper, filed
with just the news that every
family wants, and free from clap
trap or Objectionable matter of
any kind, will hardly do better
than to send S3.15 to S. l Prime
& Co., 81 Park Row, New
York, and receive the OBsER-
YER postpaid.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
FORTY YEARs BEYoItg TBE PUBLIc.
DR.. &. MCLANE'S
cELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FoE TISE cVEH o.
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYsFRPsA AND SICK HEADACHE


Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the
i edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure something's the paini is inthe left
side; the patient is rarclYable to lie
on the left side; sometimes tie pain
is felt under the she1lder-blzde ard
it frequently extends 10 the top Of
the shoulder, ard is sometimes mis-
taken for . rheumatism in tic arm
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels ia
general are costiye, sometimes alter
SatiYc with Lax: the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with e dull,
heavy sensation in the b&ck part.
There isgeDeTzily considerable los
ofnemoy, accompanied Wishspsin
fl sensation Of having left uEdons
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is GONG
tiEes on attendant. Tie patient
complains ofBearines. and DEBILITY
be Il easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, ard he complains Of q
prickly sensation Of the skin his
spirits are low; and although he Is
satisfied that exercise would be Dcne-
fetal to Lin, yet la oan scarcely
summon Up foEtitudc enough 10 ny
il. In fact, lie districts every rem
edy. Several Of the above synp
toms attend tie d.ee15e, bat cass
have occurred where few Of thence
bted, yet examination OF tie body,
after death, Lag shown IEs uYEF 70
have been extensively oersgEed.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. c. MeLABE's L1yEz Pnls,
II CEEs or EGCE IKD FEYEP, vhea
taken With QuiEine, are pro<iuctiya
OF the nOSt happy results. No bitter
oatharic en- De Wed, preparatory
TO, or aIer taking QuiEiae. We
would advice I'll who ara Afflicted
with this dsease 10 CiYs them A
FAIR TRIaL.
For al Bilious derznrxmea'+, aEi
Is 4 simple FurgatiYe, they zrc un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF IHITAPIokS.
The genuine Dg. {. bltIAsE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box LES 1 red Val ezl On
the i'd, With tie impression La.
bieLAhE's LTyEE PMS.
The genuine MfLssE's LTFR
Pills DcaE tie signatures Of {.
AeLsSE nd FLENIEC EEcs. Oh TIE
wrappers.
Re Insist q YOU druggist or
storckeepeT giving you The genuine
D2. &. AeLAgE LIyEE PHLs, PEE
pared by Fleming B'06., P.itJurgb,
Pa.
Sold By III respectable druggists
ard country sOrekeepers generally.
T. INK sshz 70 l1 Ds- { EJ41E
LrYEE FE-L ? uzss. ne - ES 20; Ds6 70 zsy
psf Z n La.l Sl.tes Oas 51E 81 - Ef
sss1ty4Sge o=-fs.
FLEU-SC BROS. Ps.so,A. Pa.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21

- 49,
I There is a universal demand for
a work which shall embody a com
plete and carefully written account
OF the great Centennial Exhibition
sketching Its wonderful aid va
ried features, aud presenting IL
the reader not a dry list of the
articles exhibited, but a brilliant
and graphic description of the
most magnificent display of the
results of human skill and indus.
try ever gathered together. Such
a want the National Publishing
Co. Of Philadelphia have supplied
in this superb volume. 1t i. from
the Pen of the we'll known author,
James d McCAbe.
The book is a complete and WV
id description OF tie great EXhi
bition. The Author has written
from his own personal knowledge,
having gone through every part
of the great Worlds Fair, note.
book in hand, recording the vast
and varied information contained
10 this work. He has received
the constant and sympathetic as
sistance Of the Centennial author.
tiles, and has enjoyed peculiar adj
vantagvS in its preparation. The
Author takes US through the Elk.
hibition grounds, and makes us
familiar with every object in them.
We r then taken into the Main
Building, and are carried SUCCESS
fully through it, and through ev-
cry building, large and email, in
the grounds. We are told the sto.
ry of the construction and ar
Engagements of each of these edi-
fees, and the rare, beautiful and
wonderful collections which they
contained are graphically describ-
ed.
This work is invaluable to all
classes Of our people. There is
lot another book in print which
gives one.fourth of the informa
ton contained in this work. To
those who visited the Exhibition
it will be a pleasing souvenir Of
their Wit, and will enstle them
to recall the magnificent scenes
they have witnessed. To those
who could not make the journey.
the book is a necessity, for it will
enable them to eujoy the delights
of a thorough acquaintance with
the great WORLDS Fair in the qui-
etade of their own homes.
The work is comprised in one
large and handsome octave vol
ume of STA pages, and is superb
ly illustrated. The price is low,
and within the reach of all. The
book is sold by subscription only,
and the publishers want agents in
every county.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
AMERICAN ari E0REIGN PATENTS.

GILSiDHE AOss>1efefHoTt - N~hsPman,
E0ssaeT & Coz -9i.GssVrf- Pzts8ts procured
- charge U1sess fbg pz1sHt Ab granted 20 fs4
for asking PRELIMINARY eEzIfnzti0Ef. - sf6B-
t1glsl fees Gr D1lSlag@g SE6 uctIBg = FtEsGy-
l1g r. = re1est csesEgn 0f ire f0mmistsDBeT
ALL Te.Srtst sp~.srL-agEs NAP =. revived tpE-
fiza ztteattg1 given r. fEte-fsreBae tzeef brEre
t1e PAle1t CIR. EEteEkaCga be5sF- fghgTe-s. IL
fT5Eys-est sliEs lH 6fFFTrDE state AT ED liuzE-
SOS aFpsFtaBrfr z LGETentSgEb - PstHstk. EeEH
F-zEP = gILXO1E& -, lT pEz1yklsf q sixty
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21

- We notice a brief card
in the american, announcing
Col. j. ID. Tiliman. Of this
Mace. Z candidate for Secretary
Of State. The Legislature could
not selccta man who would MI
the Office more a~cceptably.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21

az We are Indebted TO
Hon. .. ". Key, of the L :
senate. for public documents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
A Very Valuable Work.

The I~llustra ted History 0 { the Centenni-
al Exhibition, With a ull description Of the
Great Buildings and all the objects Of In
terest Exhibited in them. By James D..
McCabe, author Of The Centen iti Histo-
ry Of the United States" Etc. Embellish-
G | with over 300 fine engrayings Of build
ings aud scenes in the Great Exhibition.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
School Fund.

The following is a pro rata Of
School Fund made Dec. II, 1876
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21

Hoes. - Knoxville packers
IRE paying 4395 cents gro.s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
SaffOId House,

south trest conner u the Squire.
Fayetteville, Tennessee,
"a Ill accommodate The travelling pub
w lie and home bosTdsrs with the very
beat the market affords. Rooms largo an
eomfoTfsbie-aTe gotten up ia The very
best Etyis-teuns reasonable.
Jan. III BiKS. DR.. y. SAFFOLO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
NIN' \" - y II
COOPE0LKG9

DAEkELg, stsula &C., Kept On Rza
D hand, Al BgTk Insured ~ be
goDA SPECIAL attention paid ~ makIgy
g1D6 WHISKY barrels. Cane and gjye - !
cali. CHARLES WEISS 4 CD.
sepLE-iY F~oyenecafs Tenn,
Cash p0id far gDOd dry sf0res
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
Foreign Markets,

White ; SOS .. oo1Il .059 2, total ( 81 IS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-21
coop ROLLS

HAyING recently renovated and reGi-
H ted the wool cards At Etk River
MN, ! an row prepared 10 card.
On short notice, all Wool Brought ia dn-
ring the spiing, summeT and fall, at tho fol-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-06
Sleep tho Best Stimulant.

The best possible thing for a Dan to
10 when he feils too weak To carry him
through is to 20 TO b..d and sleep week
if he car. This is tho only true re-
et,pe.ation of power. the only actual
remuneration IF brain tcrrc Because,
durlrg sleep, the brain Is in u state ot
rest--in condition to receive aud ap-
propriate PARTICLES OF nutrimcat from
the blood " hicii take tho place of those
which have been consumed in previous
labor. since the very act Of thinking
consumes. burns up solid PARTICLES, rs
every turn oi the wheel or screw Of the
splendid steamer ,s the result Of CON
sumption I.y fire of tile fuel IN the
furnace. The supply Of consumed
brain substance can only l'e had from
the natsit.ye PARTICLES in the blood.
whiel, arc obtai'ssss from toud ea.en
previously, aud tic brain is so consts-
tn,ed sha. ii can best receive and ap-
propfiaic IL itself those nuiri;ive par
tieles during state Of rest. or quiet
and stiffness iu sleep. Mere st.inalants
supply nothing il themselves; they
o.,ly goad the brain. force it 10 a
greater consumption of its substance.
until that sui STANCE has been so ex-
haas.esi that th9re is not power
enough icft to receive supply, Just as
n,eu are - rear dead by thirst aud
starvation that there is not power
enough Ia swallow anything, aai II i
all ayee
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-06
Mother Of the James Brothers.

The pas. week Mrs. Dr. Samuels. of
Clay county. Mo- ssar'ei 'yoaihward,
with the iu,emtios. - seekirg q future
home in Tess 4 sssss representative
met Mrs S4ulue.- upom the Fort Seat
train Just lset8re i: started oat She
WAS iust taking a farewell q a unsnL Ler
81. her Oil friends a'id sscaaaiatsisccs
hs, rad aecam ss,. ia ls.sr "a tssr staiil.
Slie : .id s.se bal eaHsst,sle'i So take
tAs adssssa u &.ss.gs sis sssss s:s. s.aAssa
Mi,suuri ssse iii ssaS knesw ssiaefe she
AZ s~,ny, bit If there @eFe those who
desired 10 knoa where she sas goar.
she wished IT knogn that letter ad
dressed To Mrs. 4. Saanaei>. shs.i mar
Texas, .woaIi fiad Eiae A for her sons
Frank and Jesse. she hsl nothing to
say. further iian that they were at lcaSt
a Thousand miles ffom Kansas City, AID
were hard At work. making an honest
living
The oil lady appeared iaiheF de-
iected, and she'd few tears as she ex-
hbi.ed the stump Of her arm blown off
by the detectives iii one Of their raids.
She said Il hope shall at last fad
peace and rest in the new home | hope
TO find ain very old now and tao, the
woman was thirteen years ago, when
trouble came upon me aud mine With
the war My husband was hung by the
Federals, aud Jesse. then u boy ID years
old, was whipped By the game gang
until speeci,less. because he could not
tell where his brother Fsank Vas. As
for my family, he is all that Is of it.
DIR. Samnels is old and helpless Ny
little boy is unable To make living
yet lie is next to the boy killed by
the detectives at the time they threw j..
that hand grenade.
Then thcreis my daughter. She was
brought home from school 10 do the
sewing for the family when | lost my
arm Besides these three helpless
no.>hers of my family. have an old
oatxey VINO na, Asel with us on the
farm over there in Clay comfy s-s over
thirty years. She will never leave ns;
she is too old To 40 for herself, and will
not take her freedom Then have an
old paralyzed negro. belonging 10 the
family ! must keep him rs long as he
lives. And then little negro child
adopted by nae, and old Aunty, makes
up my family. There. you see, are
eight of us, all helpless aud harmless,
and why We must bc haute1 cut of the
home we have lived in for thirty years
| cannot understand
The old lady was assured tba. il was
better for her 10 leave She and Der
family would NEVER have peace while
her sans werc sauposei ~ DAY Lls .sis-
Its And then sne INJURY Issr presence
was doing to her neighl,ors 10y bring
ing outlaws aud raids by detectives.
These things were presented 70 the old
lady in plain Language. She said she
would 40 doubt tnd mere peacc In Tex
as. but hated II leave she home IN West
eru Missouri; but she supposed i. was
all for the best. This notable woman
was borne olr southwark, smiling
through, food of tears, as she bid her
relatives and naighbors good-bse.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-06

very siesant although they are birds Of
p-ey. They are so tame that they will
come ,sp aud eat out of fellows band
As songstcrs they are a success, making
some Of the sweetest sounds you ever
heard. We are sometimes constrained
t. stay awake all night aud listen to
their strains. even If it's ever so con
founded s.rainin. on us. II any ORE
daesns like their music be caa luan II,
SIT. fsiii,g to 10 50, they will lamp
i.isu. sud if he gets Oh his ear" about
il. ssusl, q l.gsesrlliag is foolish. I, they
are seTy scrssrfacdsting and viii get
nu h,s car FIR hin liz. their IN sic
l,ctl.r ;haa anytLing else about them
Many q iiue have laid ou my downy
bed .st1d sisteacd IL tte.n - they sang
"Coma Where Ny Lave Lies Dream
ing" we dnn't Go Home Till Morn
ing" ai.si such like. till have been 50
carried away land wishing was still
sur,her) that I've Joined in the melody,
singing '.Siloo Fly" and cheering them
i,y clapping my hands together in .he
hope of giving the little snckers All al
fcctionatc squeeze --Daatary Ne,rs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-06
Little Things.

The rreciousisess of little things was
never more beautifully expressed than
in the following mbgceaa:
Little martin bt xes CT homes are gen-
ersllv the most happy aud ccxyi little
villages ara neaser Icing atoms OF i
shattered paradise than anything We
l.,aw al: and little hopes the least dis
appoint Little words are The sweetest,
little rnayttie, Il tl,s f.rtilest, ani stay
lsnser on tho wisy i little lakes are the
.tilJ,St lt;ie heatfS are the full, s.. and
.itiln sarns the bsSt ,itled. Little
l,soks are n.c~t rrasi. ard little songs
tAa n,o~. loved. and slra ssasnre weiii'i
make snyth'ax especially rare spd
h..an.sfal. she makes il litile--lnt c
,xaYls. little as,aog.sis. little eiews
fxarxh hn.av calls that li,lle shas they
Lave best n earth. We oace heard =
,r,Ass SOFT of naf speak af his little
v,t. aud * ss.sscltsi shat she ag&; ~ \
,serfsts saioss" af wiie- We say her,
AID .he weighed ~, haaelred ard ten
toauds We ~drs surprised. isas
sls..,. i. was NJ Joke. ;ia maa saesut L.
lle csagld yus hts wsIe III hs* a'ss.T'. ai'd
have rsws.l far a'hIs ihtpgs sssssie' aasd
Il Aa. was slse but Sis'te Mal'asn sn
,arso Is sbe gfgal. ssau'S q al va
love best. hope s.as i.ssss ass'i Te'ses'' Eser
is wsss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-06

Cut This Out.

Ii MAY SAVE YOUR LiFE.--There
is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. yet
some wouid die rather than pay -
cents for bottle of medicine that would
cure them. DIR. A. BoscHEE's GER
NAN SYRUP has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany, aud its
wondrous cures astvnishes every one
that tries It If you doubt what we say
in print. cut this out and take it to your
Druggist and get a sample bottle for l6
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size - cents.
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents.
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-06

Tmg Ntste OF Nessv sEo~s Mos
s..,,s&s isa "a. .sra;e,i - .hls ecfs'siry i''
,he spay s,.A. Yhsy SIC sse small !
fowls slsa; asvigsse tbs ar Aits'ssss u
uus sa,asspg ~ high ~s ottsf ss'~is. ssa' J
usska souse tsssgtr sores than @as s'slasf
hsrd ever dreamed of. Taey aF~ nts
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-06
ID "A ~ dDyE "A .
Can't. Morse.

VIII sail between She Ports ~ SAN FRANCISCO
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA sna DEPARTURE BAY a.
per following Tis4ss Tables connecting at Sletfia
With Steamers fsr NtNAIMo. NEW wEsT3Is-
sTEG YALE, FRAZER RIVER ss4 with Puget
Sound Mali Ssesnsers fer ath%T Forts, and II NEW
TACOMA wfih Northern P&etsc Railroad fer
PORTLAND. ASTORIA. and eil ether important
lsstEts ia 0f3gS'n.
Tnr.yasA Tsegtss ssla ~ rriseipal s;at:ons ca
S.,rshsrs Pacific orsga snai California Railroads.
sa4 principal Landings tsiaaabts szsd william.
.ste Eivsr. Tsnxets .nelnar Meals and Berthe
ea Paesse MsAg ~sssE5ers-
THE CITY az PANAMA will ieasS SGn Fran
essos OCT ash See. @nsa. Dss. ssl., Lsc. .sasA,
and Ian sth-~srSaxiEs ST Seattle Ssfx. sth. Sos.
a5;a EsNr fstSs laE. sta. sa1 Jan. @sfA- Return
tag sae ~s4 leave Seattle. ths day ~ her
rlvss fur ttesavls. wsssnge she viii sAti sar san
rrspetsca ScS. Ysth gsac ist, uSe- list IAr istA
ard Feb. sth, sesT-
yYg IAgoTA ~GEl .e$sa saa fEszslsea Nov.
tesa Ssx. sSas. Dae- 4sAe 3aa- tafA 1Esa 5aa.
ss,sA-srvfssas al szsksie. Nav. lSth, Dec. sss.
Dec 4ssk ssa. issa al feh ssh, sEse xrsssiEs At
oiyfspsa Ssx. I7tA. nes- ssh Dee q aa &sn i9tAs
.ri Pes 7sh Returning. She sIii leave osyEnlsss
Nav. gssh. nse ssA Iseae saaa, 1za. 18th ksa Fsb.
xsts ass issT~ = s1sss %es IS b, h4s- %t1, Tase.
sssh gsg fesk zssa zsA SIN. faF FsstssFfs. ffsssa
~aeaes she all sail seT saa FF&nssesE ssse saEss
dsf
TICKETS Tssr,ssssi cssaTss4s T'ssAets wIi. ts
ssga ssx TIE alrsgxns TF&sss4ssrt&ssaz Caeof
srssasa Fsxsssssa - s4a fTkz.ss~s ;kss@ tssaysss
lF t~e kses ss rngss $ szsa 1zs. ssa@asaEs frsssa
TxsrssFGa a. ffetEsss-
TSsksss srs xsss4l eGsy Es ts@ Nleza.ssx fass are
Essreas-esa fos ss=s aFe nss Transferable AID Il
ssfSsrg Av as 4tAs< sserse. sAxks sF* PARTY wEes
aasas sAey t~.z sal! hS ses@se as1 isi FAss sses-
Es~sss4-
Er-sgAs ser s'asEas4.A xsIl easg se1ssassrsa II
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-06
DISSOLUTION.

Setiee Is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between J. X. Bean and ". W..
White In the conduct Of . general gros cry bsssi.
ness in the city II Seattle. under the Arm name
s,f Bean White, is this day dissolved by rautusl
consent. and by the purchase 81 the interest Of
W W White in said eo-partnershp. by J. >. Nc
s'sliistcr. and that the said Bean AeCsiiister
ALL assume oil liabilities of. and are authorized
81 ralle,: sl debts due te tbs late firm OF Eean
White.
J r. BEAN.
W. W. WHITE
seattle " T., Nov. -. lsss.
J. \ NctaIlister having saessszisd Il 10 fhs tofer-
est af W ". White in the late frrn 81 Besn
White the business heretofore conducted by them
will he continued ~ the ala stand Frsnt street
by the undersigned, arier The Arm name OF Bean
& MeCaaItstcr-
Thankful for the past patronage af tie paeiie.
TIE nsw arm ss.teiss . ceBtirEAnse af TIE same.
J. K. BEAS.
j. ) NcCALIISTfR.
SeAttae, Nos N. ISIS. n994s
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

MANY who are suffering from the effects Of the
warm weather and are debilitatcd. are advised BY
physicians 10 take moderate amounts of whisky two
or three times during the day. In . little while
those who adopt this advice frequently increase the
number Of drinks" and in time become con.
hrmed inebriates. A beverage which will not Gre.
ate thirst for intoxicating liquors. and which 10 In.
tended especially for the benent Of debitated per.
sons. whether at home or abroad. is DR.. schsncks
Sea weed Tonic. Containing the juices Of many
medicinal herbs this preparation does not create
appetite for the intoxicating cup. The nourish.
ing and the life.supporting properties of many val
liable natural productions contained in II and well
known TO medical men have . most strengthening
influence. A single bottle Of the Tonic will dem
onstrate its valuable qualities For debility arising
from sickness. over exertion from any cause
Whatever, wine. glassful Of Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach and create
an appetite for wholesome food To oil who arc
about leaving their homes desire to say that tho
excellent effects Of DR.. Schencks seasonable reme-
dies. Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, are par
ticularly evident when taken by those who are in
juriously effected by = change Of water and diet
No person should leave home without taking sup
ply Of these safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
RiHts,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
REMOVAL.

O'DnIEN h WARD would respectfully inform
their friends and the public in general that they
have removed their EMPLOYMENT OFFICE to
their new and commodous rooms, at Go Clay
Street, on tho north side, few doors above
Montgomery, and directly opposite tho Clay
Street Savings Bank, where they have fitted up
q fine Office, with separate parlors, for those
wishing to engage Male and Female Help, where
they can sit down and quietly converse free
from the presence Of all except those who wish
to engage.
The Ladies' Parlor is in the front part and
the entrance il but one step from the street. 30
that hereafter ladies who wish to engage girls
will not be required 10 ascend . flight OF stairs
and to pass through . column Of men, as WAS
the case in the old Office on Montgomery street.
Experience; and O'Brien h Ward, after an ex-
perience Of Seventeen years IN the Employment
business, feel and believe that they are better
able 10 supply the people Of this Coast with
COMPETENT HELP than any other parties what
ever. II il one thing to send person 70 fill
Their great object is always to send tho right
person for the position. In this, however, they
Sometimes fail, yet they firmly believe shat their
experience OF seventeen years gives them advan-
tages in this respect such ~ no other parties on
this Coast possess, and they are determined
to send tho right party las they believs) or none
at all.
They wish " particularly state that they can
send both Male and Female Help Of every na-
tonality-American, German, Irish and Bcan-
dinavian. ~ we'll ~ French. Italian, etc;
They are prepared 70 furnish every descrip-
ton Oh Mechanical Help, including Carpenters,
Nasons, Bricklayers, holders, roundrymsn,
Blacksmiths, Tinsmiths. Wagon. makers, Shoe
makers. % we'll - all sorts Of Farm Help. in
GLIDING Mixers, Butter-mskers and Dairymen
generally, Plowmen, Mowers. Reapers, Team.
sters, ETC.. in fact, men for every kind Of work
in Orchard. Vineyard or Farm.
In the Hotsl line they have Cooks, Walters.
Chambermaids, Dishwashsrs. Bakers. Laundry
men, Barkeepers, Clerks, Bell.boys. Portcrs,
etc., al Of them old experienced hands.
They can supply Contraction with Quarry
men, 1aborers. men to pick and shovel, drill,
&c. In other words, they are prepared 70 fur
nish ono man or woman, or one hundred. ~ the
case may b., - they have done heretofore and
are doing every day. OBnIEH 4 WAND.
Sio Clay street. Dan Francisco. ca.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
The New England Mutual Life Imsur.
MMce Company of ROStOm. MRNs..

Has complied with the ns,c California Ins,u-
once lo,rs. This old company lisa sound, wisely
planned and well conducted institution it meets
the peoples wants. 1t is conducted with exem-
plary economy, care and enterprise. 1t has
gained the favor and coincidence of the American
Youthful orranizatidm stands in The front rank *
of the benevolent institutions of the age. For
over thirty years it has been before the public
pursuing the same honest, prompt, conservative
course. This is the only Massachusetts Com
pany doing business on this coast. The Massa-
chusetts non forfeiture law governs all its poll
cies. and this Company has paid over one hun
dred thousand dollars under this law on this
coast. Its assets now are over $4,000, 900 90.
Wallace Everson is the General Agent of this
Company. Office. 313 Montgomery street, Ne
vada Block, San Francisco.