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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-02
Money in Sheep

The old rule is that one acre of
good land will keep five head OF sheep.
Now, with the demand for wool and
mutton, we can hardly imagine how
farmer can make more money than
by keeping flock of sheep. We are
informed by one of our best farmers
in Minnesota that he was recently
offered ten cents per pound live
weight by the butchers for his early
lambs, this springs, which would
average fifty pounds to the lamb.
Here is FIVE dollars per head for the
lambs which have never cost the
farmer a pint of grain or pitchfork
full of hay; and in any event the ex-
pense Of raising them has been very
little, because in the summer sheep
will take care Of themselves if they
have good pastures that are we'll
fenced, and have good supply OF
water. The only difficulty is with
the dogs, but the flock masters would
be justified if their fiocks were inter-
fered with, to follow the recent ex-
ample of Jackson Goodrich, of Boon,
who lost forty head of sheep in one
night. The next morning he took
his gun and in a single raid killed
twenty-three worthless ours.
Mutton, for food on the farm, is
better than beef, and the home sup
ply during the summer is readily OBJ
tanned. A fat wether is always a
luxury. If the meat cannot be used
fresh it can be salted. Corned NUT.
ton, boiled. is considered frst-class
food for hungry hands, and leads
either pork or beef.-Minneapolis
Tribune.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-02

The tortnres of neuralgia pains,
sick and nervous headache, are in
stantly banashed by the use of DIR.
Faust's German cure for neuralgia
and headache. Guaranteed to relieve
in all cases if directions are followed.
Ask Druggists. For sale by L. E.
StinehOur. +f=. H.<-.* 81 =
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-02
Business Cards.
WADDNk POST OFFICE.

WADDNk POST OFFICE.
OPEN FROM 7:3O A. NJ. TO s:3OP.M.
Mail closes, going east, 9:4o A. NJ. $50 p
west, $40 PM.
e for Parker's Prairie Mondays and
Thursdays 1000 Am.
Mail closes for 1n,nan, Mondays, $50 AM.
LONG PRAIRIE
Tuesday. ut a. m. Wednesday, att p. m. Fri
day, at 7 q. m. Saturday, at p. IN.
NoneY Orders IAN be obtained upon post
Offices in all parts of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
Corporation Noiite5.
DEPAErMESr OF STREET CLEANING !
81 CuAMRkRs-sr.,
NEW.YORK, Dec. y, 1881
DUBLIC NOTICE.

'O"4'iO ., mrs
PROPOSALS. INciOsED ~ Tscn or beTsons making
to and hr date o! pIeie1a M % a inc ofice OF the
Dcptrtacut o street iGalnR no % oy mygy the 5ffl
J3, rWrrc ~ M which time and place TIE proposals
S,f V o Iii * op.n a ana read. tho cleaning OF &t9 &
moya Of the same IN le second oTeS @ ~ cy,sv 1852
the city NewYok' from the ~ y & l d j0cIisiye In
until ;he 3ls day oi January, h. hn,ieT 867 Laws OF
1851 upon the onnss onero street Cie'nn5 70 '"A'
The tond street Ccaung District OF The CITY o. new Hew
taning tuTsuan 10 a consists Of all that portion oi 'o
Cy New-Icra bounded as lima NJ Fourteep n.
Founded The north ~ ne aoutheIy ' Wiver on the
ST. from Broadway caspriy 10 ue ias. I'm % -Four
m ite1f on hr southerly side by the southeily
lie of State-st and tue attay, gnu ON ~, 9'' ' -
n" erson or persons to whom The contract nay oe aWluCu
,,i ~ ron.red ~ stteud this Oico with the 3qIetigs
offered Us them ana execute the contract "ii f
s sa IN c Of failure or ncec, so do no or they III be
considered having abandoned H. ana as ~ , W
VIII cher mas ti i 91bit notice or feadycrtse
mt , IA IN ~ ~ 1,o,ln.g' " ,o- WIN '' f'''0
If Inc person or persons 70 whom the contract may pc
a ardcd shall eco or delay 70 comnehSa me %O'H o W. J
% t or ench period oi n gcct delay
and carc tac whole cI Of he same san' te sai5
Rg.iGS ic Re Sr4or@lcc Sr Sll c o. tS Sor per
their names places r'ence the names OF an person, u.s.
Interested ia iIep hr, aIa IL ~, no ,,ci "e o5 that il is
made without any couneat ton with any other Pets m ~ W
the cannon CoTnci head OF department chief
or IA the suppnGs oi wora which II rc@te or IN any
Uari Ion Of hr profits thereof Nhcn more than Que per
s cf y rll The parties Interested. Zach proposal
shall also accompanied BY H., consent, n wnung o t"2
thcr respective plocs business rsdcnce TO te Elect
making max, he pIoD5a thcy vii" M bcn5 50 a@a2g5 , be-
i9minc ~ 'lg a'gn5 on 6i W r TO yc,fc tfo r.
a.. ,ffl,t rtrtgs lpfg gyr d q
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

mr rrLEanNm ~ ~ mmCNr.I

S,v FRANcIsCo. Dec. 25.-ihc market closed
,ys,k and 0Uict 80 activity i- eNp'ctcd until atrt
thr hoid4ts. so session OF tic Boards viii DE held
on Monday. ,, VII.
Tho cast cross-cut on IN" $500 level of Yellow
Jacket Is I'm porphyry and quart.
When the slyagt incline /, divided the Hale and
Norcros, shaft Will be- repaired and prospecting It.
The Foreman shaft has reached depth Of $500
feet. IN
The west cros--cut from the joint Curry and Best
& ErIch.r shaft D. iu $40 feet II VII hc several
d4ys before the cr0,s-Cu south iroW the Jhlon Iou-
soil lated shaft Dir II q started.
me east drift on the ., 100 level of Alta has pass
into solid porphLry.
The Maripo-a Land and Mining Company has lev
led an assessment uf - ccn,s per share.
Bulliou valued pt T2j,3Sl - was received IN
NrU-Yort on Saturday from The mines, maalug a
Total for III, week of $l923ll -
The total sales Of mining -tocAsln N"W-lork for
tLc pas week ar" officially reported by the two Tx
changes nt sci ,2e2 -n3T', -
Barbrc ~ Walker mine shipped December ~
and % ~ 600 To iuo Newly ork office
An Official telegram dated Rodic, December 2G:
sqvs: "Rlch ore body discovered on 100 level
B6ston Con-olidatcd mine. Hosting m 10 grace
orr. from POO and 100 levels for mill. VIII COM
mcurc crushing in Miners mill alb ut January l.
Robinson Consolidated ..luc shipped u tons DE
ccmler - average assay, - ounces.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
LITERARY NOTES.

n Tureenetl's new novel has to do with i'a'ia 4Io
two hundred years ago. aud wears 'he eA'
title of - A Song of Triumphant Love-
Mr.. Davenport Adams, the most lnoeia' "'',' '
ook-1aal,eis sand sometimes the leas' J""',"@n - .
,os undertaken 10 write Dictionary " NV
1ra,,a y n viii take account of the theatre oi
Iuglish.speakinc countries only
Sir J. II. Ramsay is writing for tue CIa''n, Va
PCS what it is supposed viii be the StahHaIu us
t,rr Of England dnring the Early md Middle As'~
lie has hecU engaged upon this woT' for i"oI' '''
twelve wears and mas JUS entered on thc It''e'''"
,eutury-the last TO whtc viii extend. me ""''
Of publications. uncertain.
The loyers of Thackcray viii be glad 20 read @ooa
Bi.bon TbirwaITs opinion OF the great n"Vci''' ~
given in a recontly published volume. " l. - you
know" wrote Thrlwa "a ways thoueh, Ih' ''''''-
acter was most noble aaG his heart iuii OF Kun ''S'
7 Ibelicye that nobody loved more every }lAin' ana
o,,.r,.body that was worth loving" /. was from
man of WHOM this could he SAID Una
Prince Of shams, drew the character oi o'
Barbc"!
ord uo,gbton. when only Mr. Monchton Mines
and = Young loet. was the chief patron 10 LONDON
of the Hungarian refugees of 1SiS In the last vol
,,ne of the Inenoirs of Francis Pu,sky the writer
sovs that with true English humor' Mr Shines
1sod TO invite TO his breakfasts people OF the moSl
opposite opinions. such as Louis Blanc ond Guzot
Whether ii was from desire for brotherhood OF
grim sense Of fan that NJ. Milnes provided these
encounters is not quite clear.
Mr.. John Payn, the English poet and translator
of Yilou's, poems is engaged upon complete trans
lation from the original Arabic into English prose
and verse of "Thc thousand and one Nlgh's'
Those who know Ut. Payn's poetry VII De S'--
prised TO hear that he is London solicitor III sooo
practice and that his professional partners arc
utterly IGNORANT of his literary laborS. Mr.. Payn
is described as a charming person, Who has "a peca-
liar hiking for writing in small room winch has
10 windows.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

higher current rates ON Friday prt IA,
IN the day several dispatches received from Buffalo ~
at 4od5 adv and acting upon those advice, sse
held for higher prices About butchers were ~
Improvement Common Choice Sheep sold at ia % %'eea @
Poor to Choice Lambs OF 607l4c ~" e"a
n al 6ac 7g Western sheep and Canada lambs boeR ls
LOB b. at $5 Soi l57 Canada Lambs, 92 b t7i4c Au'
50 ilh 206 KSntucky do. Door so 10, et A.. ~ ~
Newton & Giett sod 2!s Indiana sheeT. 80 To- at Ase
J. y: ridcock sold l5O chicago sheep los H. az sac
6$ 1 o 90 at pc 47odG % 6Asn'S'y b aS e GO = @
Ill d. at jc 100 DO IL d. at 6ci 1856 Kentucky sheen
Halen6esk Davis sold l52 Kentucky Sheen. log n .,
5lsc Alb DO lob at 52c % state Ewes 81 b. al &c.
30 do Sob at Be lS5 Western Lambs few Sheep 7s b az
DilonbaeK & Dewey sold 25s western Sheep 81 At A.
l72 Ohio DO 100 d. at - ~ l92 DO l06 D. at Sc 172 Ken
80 ~ l3I do l2S b. 20 6O 80 DO l3g b. nj C. 39 t -
Ewes and Bucks 81 d. at3c 47 Canada Lambs 20 b. az 80
y = HUNS .2a g u 5 sheen g o as4Hc I9s DO 100
HOGS-Receipts l09 30, 50 head-lt cara a,
Jersey city and 80 cars at 4Qihst Dciadng q on
quoted nOmnay steady at GO6bc; very Prime lot might
bring tIiho more.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BrFFAIo Dec 25.-CATTLR- Receipts today 900 head
40OG receipts consigned through l60 cars rings gi
10 choice or Iancy on sie prices 81 ade hgher sales q
Good Butchers Stecr q dJ, Mixed Butchers S. 2Jds,
nothing doing In other q alcs.
SnEEP AND LAMB3-Becepts today. 500 head total for
week thus far 500 bead for sauc time last week. $500
head consigned through ! carr market active. firm and
Choice 80 2jGsj So; Canada sheep u jOas5 0
40 anDs ~ D soT a. d,y r 600 head total for week TINA
8jnU head for same time last week, Di head consigned
through % cars; market active and higher sales Of Good
nm Weights rs 30dSG 4O Good Heavy, 35Gs8 49, Pigs
$685. So number OF cars remain unsoid.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
MINES AND MINING.
srNpAy. Dee. 25-P. ".

SUNDAY, Dec. 25-P. ".
The mining etock markets last week were less
active than they have been for several preceding
weeks but they were weak, and lower prices were
made than before for al the speculative shaies
Added to Other causcs for depression. the failure Oh
4 ,roluinent operator pIecpjated 10000 or oo'VVo
shares upor n market that before was struggling
with advcrsit,. As consequence the lowest pric.S
were recorded on Thursday and Friday; Conso-
idated Virginia sold Gt 1O5, California at 30 c'ht''
Robinson Consolidated at ., State Line and at
100. / aud at u cents and Oriental and hliicr
nj 81 cents. Tic san Francisco markets made only
little better records than our own prices Na'h2
been dropping there ali the week.
Yesterday the busue after The opening hour was
excessively dul the time of the session being oc-
cvp;ed principally oy attention toChr7mas iro'ics;
Bui what there of inarSc' presenter
nm imrr0vrd tone, and more disposition VIZ
shown ia purchase han 10 sell. Eohi"Soh c4'eu ~ y
cents hiehcr ai g.1J after DO Sar Line Ul,l .
was 10 cents higher at l6J, and > cents IIII'.i
~ DG ccpta and Oriental and Miller cent higher ~
"a cents Consolidated Virginia sold az l.-|, @ @nut
closed UNCHANGED az 100. California sciilhG al on
81 ccutH-au advance o. . cr'is. tIliN -euit W.
steady a 3 60 and Iron silver at&a2o! ai!,ra sac
of 900 shares at %. under the rule Ihc mar
kcts closed steady. IL
The Bulvcr Consolidated Mining company mas
declared ts second monthly dividend ot 10 cents :,
share pryable January II, 1Sh2, ~ the iaIlheIS
Loan aud Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
QUOTATIONS. oR BEEygs TODAY

UEF\r Yesterday and today we're llp ct-
f1.. AZ Jersey and a cars ~ 'htn3. masihE 81
r.,t ,rlIu.r 2ii heed las Monday Tho arrivals me
.-f week were ifi heal lr- tIaI last week, and ,3
f.r.'.us, of Tho market "Wednesday un tie c'e
ou r iy was toward lower prices Cor al ti-r' 0 t'
Good ft.t WAS wanted Tor tie holiday trade ara s''B
r.f.. were utstf well maintained, DAT every "titt
Grade f.ii of rather more tlHn. &C. Dtr l An tl"I'
~. .s. La,r i.ut supply f'r to-day 1af'g g @ u'iA
.u lrlg.uu t1 90" thu1tta- holiday p1t because
Lii have .omc beef Uu d. Rl aud the demand Il eN
f counting fIn stale stock, u. H DO iNCt we "f
ipo 10 ou.'cr- and -auch"rrr' dr'rL ne com
iYU "a - l. mo- rgu- brisk and the yards Ntr MOI quite
r.. In Friday prices Trade opened very tuu M jersey
, Iut fhc ulrrtI" offerings and advice ol ohy Oo ca
a atlI from rItitbur- for FildJy uarer eh," age
lp.I- o. uu'I higher prices hu tf7 lo'Et lI iLdA
u az m lfyauCp. claiming that il" "Itooa Tor tAc a.'
meat mtk.t D. uo m.ln5 ra-eulll- ahl
fi.f rIrr,.t-r. the prices asked woU'd certainty
b selling interest oder strnlg pressure prices we're
forced up Ice per 10. advance being most rocrlDS IN
Common attic The offerings 20 DOth Wdra.t PAGES lClu,d
fv,r lnce and Fancy cattle than week aG' Dut ItTe
were plenty good b herring steers and less poor ta'h
e slrrird StacI~ sold 10 Nj Edcmutha M ld 10 0rcSs
GO h. auI the Sew York Provision .9uElly bought some
| u Clttlg l2it l3c % drcs' oSHtolp some otntt
l i5ql9iac To dress j7d5~ H. bnt The bulk of the
h,-. vg. from Il1,C 20 DC, and some poor CatUC
,,rrf .,4 low as r Ld-c, . dress % To-
M D. r. lin .nlm e.ypi 30 read for export alive, anu
NJ eastman and Dr,-r, =. lurey a Co. purchased about I'D
b,sd t.r ,r Beet export trade No shipments To-Day 10.
r.W 5lr Joseph El.ugu vii ship '-C quart y oi Seer
md ju ,lrcas.rsof Mutton n IN" Nevada agd Mt + g.
lugnam loads the Egyptian Monarch with 20 Live Catlr
an. weeks shipments OF Live cattle sheep ami Hogs and
Dr.,.,d Beef. Mat ou ANA Hog. Vet. a,iuIow~
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
GIlna!cns IOanleo-- fcmaLe5.

4 PROTESTANT 81 WANTS BUREAU.
\. An ANA. n good competent fo.an -.rraut-. Ger
r.. Huf other useful girls ilr city ,uuty, a..p rnc
lrp ul ca.1r,d .'rFauts a. uc l1.r., ois'l1.'l, !
PROTESTANT HOME BJ JEEAI, 1888 ttaH'r, fourth
house above Ilthsl
HOU SEWORK or COOK and LAINDRESS.
-Iy scotch Protestant riTf. ready. willing and not
airdfo work dp r,'d washing and ironing, is good
family fn yp whom Etui"i tud stay where She
osu attention 20 lt wuls anil good behavior l,ial cuu-
staat home 2s2 othavc, over shoe sio.' near l7
EHANBERMAlD and WAITRESS or wait
X ius alou"-Iy very capable ~wcdc GIRL with best
servo BOO courses also wines au Ni.
yrry careful silver ana - dy clean and capable
store
nGESSNAKING.- q competent and cy-
~ ps.I,nt.d drrssuntrr would hh, r." moro ruFnr"-
mont. dty. urtiol., references. M meals required
.I4s day. AlGr,s T.. h., Advertising utcr, "ue cot
25d-t
NTRSE.-By a wcll-cdUcatcd North German
af speaks and writes frru.h prrt'., docs not speak
i.u.t r.r.r,f a,Iise eU4us'r1Ts beet reference and
prl,u,c diploma 'a ut % last @iAat. near -dAvc' no
cards
I,OVERNFS~ FOR CHILDREN. COMPAN-
II los OK HOU-EKEf Pl.It. Ey bdy l2S) speaks
Trrrh and -plrish H handy with tr urcr mo- ui. .,t'u
a. tryc god home more ~ az obic' than salary Address
Mi, d.. tuauur ptoWu ulc" l.-a- uruAi"ay.
DLAlN COOK, WASHER and IRON ER.-By
uc. Young German girl h'.' rrf"rouC'a viii p" ,F.
Gail at Do = MArAsp place lLlst rurt near dd''c no
cards
EOOK. WASH, IRON.-By German girls Tor
Y cts or country. tfI he s.ru o. %. PROTEST. J.
uu3iL ia AU. los thaso. fourth hou7, above lo' 10
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
alusieal .snslrnmenls.

D-BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-M Magnificent
1D holiday pTeSents: grand piaOOrtes four
handsome round cOInoFs rosoH Ood thrco uusonA
Beatts uIatcOaA iron frames STOOL book. cover boxed
a2Z - 10 429I %; catalogue prices fSuO ~ OOb sails
iaciiOn Runcanteod or money refunded after years
upngAt IhaAOlOrC al2J 10 32J catalogue prices 1000 %
10 $500 standard ianOortcs " ho universe thousands
tsstiiy Write tor mammOtb list OF testimonials ReattyB
cabinet organH catrdra church. chapel parOr 43O
visitors welcome free carriage meets passengers illustrated
catalogue th0iduy cGIOu free Address cali upon
DAA1LL u. BEATTY, " Warrington. Ne1 JGEaay.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
Dancml AcG0cmlcg.

ALEX. MACGREGORS
"a school fOr dancing l!2 fDtLavc NcW classes after
houday.. Gentchon Monday aul 1hmsIay evening PA
Vaje lessons. circulars.
ALLEN DODWORTh'S SCHOOL FOR
"A DANCING. so G-l F.ftr.ayc.
Classes open nornin9 and aiteraop1 classes Tor in
lies Gcutie.nen Monday and Thursday evenings Fr.
vaie lessons -rud STAMP 30. CiI.IlAr
During Holiday all tho Gas e- VIII be continued a.
u.u,I except Monday Dee 20 aid jan q
ID. HARVARD REILLY, MASTER OF
i DANCING, 575 5thaye, opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses meet Mondays and Ilurslay~ newport casino
en- closed October l..
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY. Dec. 26--P. N.

II
To-day being the Christmas legal holiday was
observed as such in all financial and commercial
circles. AS a render to our readers we SuOJoin
Saturdays closing quotations at the SVocA HA
change:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
Broohlnn propertp for Sale an> Go Est

A HALF BLOCK $50 lots in Brooklyn, near
"a horse all the ferries: Win be sold Tor $1,000
terms RCLAND a WHITING l2lNassau-st
nor SALE--Substantia factory, Brooklyn,
4 very low close estate CiiAS. II. HART lsS Brosdw'y
rENO LET-Threc Story Brown Stone 2OX45; ;
Il j2J ,'arlton-aye near Prospect PARK. Rent $780,
RULAND d WHITING, III haNan-st
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
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For YOUNG Lad,os-countrv.

For Young Lad,es-Countrv.
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
Ecy '3'i WiiIHM C. BoT ES A. & Goreaion, y.
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
- Young Ladies POI gaIecpsie. NN- Miss ; y il. BUT
Excellent aoe terms mod rate iie5pen - Il
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR You've
~ LADIES, POttstown Ptthlr,t- t-'"cpnl Annni session
2iic. rom PnaIo5aia with throIt1 cara from Nc~-Yors
Oy f2a% B[1 ,rg r'''. i~t MIN Iii
large Grounds ami oraon weu Sn9~a ioT h '9' M 9I1 %
uOME INSTITUTE for young ladies' Tarry-
Iao5cp o n G b BONG Ss. sa e w. If FHe lu @
~ parents knew what tareal home Eon laycior
on Of te 'ioac Sc mary iIigtsoTn. S j. ,asnogs.
MRS r. II. GRISWOLD and DAUGHTERS,
and to an yo%as Sr Pttn5 s da Go' Oh 9 ,p3 adyaa' o
music Vocal harp piano quit am, drawin2 and painting
MRS. s. /. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
Conn Eleventh year superior facilities send for circular
For Both sexes-country.
4 DVEHt i-I,I.Nl. l.D., IIL NEW
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DIVERSIDE SEMINARY, Boarding MI Dly--
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NJ n. PERKINS,. Principal
THE HOME.-A boarding and day school for
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Mass
COOK -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, NyacI
- <z1eFs on-thc-R ndson Eoth sexes 10 extras bu'
Music and Art COsye preparatory and bu-uc'" Tor boys
ladies' graduating course private instruction ir bh sW
scholars send for catalogue CIer nj any IHn w IL
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80. 90. Vast rnu~rrut1-. corner lnor quar-, o lh..i
sy. corner Torl,-,.reutr.. ar tlr HAELEN oIf.lt $
t.saty.fal.st. upto ( %. m atr. ,nl,ror.,r r'l'.
AS-I-4ANl BOOhKLErEE OF tuLLEt-
y 1of..J smart ,0r ,ig l.ont m'' '- ~. .'l p ~" 40
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COLLECTOR or SHIPPING CLEBK.-By
y nn cn.rr'u' 'hrn s.fc"d Dgn,g hilg., , ,,aR n.
hu-iu,,s house, monc,t rctcuoc can OF address r. e"
NOOK.-By fr-t-cae3 man cook, French
y ehu In hot'l club or h,t 5a.s iani} @ C E,nG % n5
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CORRESPONDENT or OFFICE ASSIST
y ANI yonng maIreI ,Ii,G % ayG r, ~ mas od nl1 cy ~ "
onccs AdDrcss WILLIAM BRADFORD. ~ Rivngton-sL
nRIVER.-By u German aged co, speaks
~ English; ten years experience can rNe hfstcAs5
sfl,, sI,isiy ampar,te l. GRossEofF west Boucy bot
67th aud G7ih-sts.
ENGINEER.-By a competent man OF -
Il years experience understands high or low pressure
can valves and do hi. own cars ''oI 10 n9ns ~ Iho
LIN, IInycrstriw, Hockand County, Ny
FARMING. GARDENING, &c.-By an Amer
lean, age 80 asnS several yr, Strolon'' lr. u, rs
SAMUEL GIBSON. 2,l65 dave
ElREMAN. Boler or Furnace-I}y a strong
1 German t2. has hat several yo.rs eNp'ro'C en"l
MsiiY'Eite si.,'3iis so7 7ti.aye. ioasth fiooi.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. WATCHMAN or FL
~ Runnor.By smart, competent y3uns man who
hotel experience; Is soNcr trust
Soby aud can the best al references Gail OF addos
j. ", aOI West 24th-st., second Hat.
V'RAVELLER, in any legitimate business
By thoroughly competont ana experienced man in primo
of c. willing t start at 40 weekly and rypeuscs; has
cellent testimonials Address +. T. GRAVES, Lee, MtS
ITSEFUL MAN.-By n willing young man
u who ia not afraid work private family references
Trustworthy Call on or address M RYAN 2S3
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TTSEFULMAN.-By a young lrishman (2D /;
~ In wholesale house Is Intelligent, active 0Oglug
can furnish references. Address USEFU LMAN Box IL,
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