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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
SCRAP-BAG.

CorNrEbPANF BoEDrR.-Miss L. 4. II. asks that
tine contributor OF the pattern for Counterpart Dor
der IN HE tribune Of August is VIII kindly tell
her what SIZE means by alternately Ia eighteenth
row.
STITCHES WANTED.--A CORE spondeut requests that
some one shah give her directions Tor knitting
pre- Is lattice pattern on page %, Extra No 70.
SACK AND CAP.-Mrs. l.. W. p. wants a pattern
for long sack Tor baby hIst BEGINNING to wear
short clothes; also directions Tor making "a pretty
crocleted thread cap We shall be- glad to print The
patterns Mrs +. kindly proposes 10 send.
BABY's Bo0T, EXTRA No. can annoying ty-
Mr. C. complains. II SIC will lOOk carefully she
will see that the 2J.h row should follow
the 18th. as under the head Of tins
rows After the ZGth row follow directions u land
including the line " rows 81 decreasing separated
Iy apaIn one jhc"; then skip 10 the first line in
tie rgnf hand column al the top OF the page. Then
follow directions to (aud including the 18Th line
from the TOD, continue plain TIL the 3 last. and
sXi, thence 10 the 9Th line succeeding that
stitches. Two Of which are emitted ana PLAIN,
After tnai II is PLAN sailing. The boot Is a remark
ahle pretty one and worth some pulling over
VIDE NORMANDY INsEEnON.-Mrs. II. d. y, will
fiji the pattern for this insertion in Extra
30. 10 perfectly correct. Possibly heI trouble arises
mona the sip /. narrow. throw over slipped
stitc." \ little study of the pattern VIII show
how cas-. ~ tIat Is accomplished.
SIX CCRiAITs-E. A. ID. writes: The strips
thpuld 10 "a "idih from quarter to han an men.
Il 'dtl-t' %" uli'Icic' whether tney arc stIdigh' oI
e. ~ old or new all are available. An effect most
lie raw elk Is attained when the colors are hit
,nI Eii.-, ~ one says OF a rag carpet. 1t takes
,,gi4I :...d 4 quarter OF silk TO make yard of the
=. .i'' liapn thread and is perfectly con- a.
,ca.I. ii you SIGH for "A band of one solid
=. t.p or bottom, then make one ball of one
49,. - Nh l.. f.. &. explain her knitted tidy more
:. .ctlyf What does she mean by X. /. s., repeat
-, p times then together until 1 have
b 3. -. T.
Cn,curr THINNING FOR SKIRr.-M.E. s. says. II
tAiuA Tie following directions viii please Mis-. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
ZICZAG STITCH.

Cast on any number of stitches that can be
divided bv II. as this number makes the following
pretty pattern:
1,t row Knit together, knit 3, knit together,
knit l. over knit /, over. knit /, knit together
KNIT 3. KNIT together knit 1, over, knit l, over,
Knit ..
"a and every alternate row: Purl all.
Sd row: Knit . together knit 1. kuit > together
Knit /. make l, knit 3, make l, knit l, knit to-
rctbcr knit l. KNIT > together, knit l, make /,
Knit g. make !, knit >.
5,h row: Slip !, KNIT together, pass slipped
stitch over, knit l, over knit ., over, knit l, slip
l. knit . together, pass slipped stitch over knit l.
over, knit .. over. knit =.
Throw: Knit .. over, knit !, over, knit l, knit
9 together. knit 3, knit > together knit l, over
knit l. over, knit l. knit together, KNIT 3, knit
together
oh row: Knit Q over, knit g. over, knit l, knit
together, knit l. knit ? together knit /, over knit
9. over knit l. knit together, knit l, KNIT to-
gether.
18th row Knit . over. knit .. over, KNIT ]. Slip
]. knit together pass shipped stitch over, knit l,
over knit >. over. knit l, slip /, KNIT together,
pass slipped stitch over.
Repeat from first row.
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KNITTING AND CROCHET.
GIRLS KNITTED HOOD.
r,.om Tie WceLlu Tribune.

Materials: lNo sAOin' Va
large steel needles.
LIST row: Puri. I'd and Sd rows: Plain. 4th
row: PurL 80
Repeat these four rows until you have knitted ~
rows OF Is ribs. Then cast OFT.
For the crown cast on Is stitches and knit the
first 60 rows or Is ribs as directed for the front
6lst row: Purl . together. purl 10, purl : to-
gethcr pur 20, puTl together.
ed row. Plain.
ESD row: Knit o. narrow, knit 90, narrow. knit
cath row: Purl.
G5th row: Pur together. purl II, purl . to-
gcther. purl Il. pun together
Goth row: Plain.
eth row: Knit s, narrow, knit Il, narrow
knit :.
6sth row: Purl.
Gotb row: Pnrl . together. purl -, purl to-
cether pur ii, puri together.
-otb row: Knit :. narrow, knit II. narrow, knit
71st row: Narrow, knit -. narrow, knit -,
narrow.
72d row: Pur G, purl together, purl H. purl :
toget er. purl e.
73d row: Purl together, purl Q, purl to-
gether purl 10, purl together.
74th row Knit .. narrow. knit = narrow Kil' d.
row. 80
7Gtb row. Pnrl T. purl . together, purl ., purl
together. purl 4.
77th row: Purl together, purl D. purI 'o-
rether. purl a. pur together
18Th row: Knit B. narrow. knit 2, narrow knit
g
10th row: Narrow, knit ., narrow, KNIT p mar
row. "a
sOth row: Pnrl /, purl together, purl l, purl
together, purl L.
There are now stitches; cast them off.
Turn the front piece around so that the cast OIL
stitches Will come next the face, and sew Ill the
crown.
Win = mod,um sized bone hook join the wool to
the last rib on the front next TO the crown begin
ming at the left hand lower corner. Make CHI for
the first treble then make long trebes INTO the
Mace where the wool was joined. Miss about one
fonrth of An inch and make long trebes into the
,;b Miss the same space and work long trebleS.
Continue in this way working alternately trebles
and trebles at regular intervals the whole length
oftheub shape with the fingers the ruile into
plats.
Work \ similar rufflo across the front on the rib
that comes next the face. At the end OF the IT'D
break the wool and begin again at the other end.
JOIN the woo the first stitch OF the chaln edge
with DC. Into the next stitch work a treble into
treble into tho next stitch work treble, into the
n.xt work one DC Repeat from across the row.
Work the last row rather firmly
For the cape cast on $50 stitches.
1st row: Knit .. KNIT l. over, narrow. KNIT !,
narrow. over Repeat from TO end OF row. then
knit the = edge stitches plain.
20 row: Purl ali but the two stitches on each
edge: knit these plain.
The All, 9th and Sth rows are the same.
Sd row: Knit >, knit >, over slip l, narrow,
throw over the slipped stitch, over KNIT l. Repeat
from. Knit ..
oh row: Knit ., knit l, narrow, over, knit l,
over. narrow. Repeat from ." knit.
9TH row: Knit .. narrow, over, knit l. over
slip l. narrow. throw over the slipped stich Repeat
from. Knit 3.
Sth row. Like the Cd row.
Repeat from the lst row three or four times ac-
cording to the depth desired.
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BASKET STITCH.

Knit once across PLAIN.
lst row Seam 3, knit to end of row.
Cd row Knit 3. seam TO end of row.
Sd row Like first.
This forms the first row of blocks. Knit across
plain between every row of blocks always on the
right side.
For first row Of I row Of blocks Knit g. seam 8,
knit T. seam 9 70 end of row.
% row: Seam ., KNIT 9, seam to end of row.
Sd row: Knit >, seam 3, knit 7 10 end Of row.
Knit once across PLAN.
The 30 row of blocks is like the LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
LIRE INsURAACE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE rEmuvE.r

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TIIBUNE.I
BosToN, Sept. 9.-Julius l.. Clarke, Massa-
chuscts Lie Insurance Commissioner has submitted his
annual report. There are sevcnycght assessment in
surauca organizations in the State few OF which
are doing lie gal business. There twcuty-seyon
companies which hqd net gain last year Of nearly 81
Der cent in excess Of the previous year
The death ella ms paid by the conpa-
MES i'll ISL amounted to nearly $4,000, 900
The admitted gross assets SllS49l IA ana the
gross liabilities, sJ69,9lG936. Ten Masonic associa
lions with 8 469 members and outstanding certificates
representing %l7,927,2J9 paid during the last year
Tl3GSOO 10 the widows and orphans Of eighty five de-
ceased members Twelve odd Fellows associations
with IO.7I1 members and outstanding certificates
representing $9JI4I57, paid benefits amounting
to SlOj.7i2 account Of 49, deceased members
Nineteen o4,dDlZ1tIous under secret administration
having .pDrlcu membership Of 3J6392. paid benefits
Amounting 10 ~J,33- 1913 account OF 2OJl deceased
members. The statements of thiry-twO other benefit
associations snow "a membership OF Z1,1l3 and S%OJ6sO
pad during the year Tor benefits due upon
tho death OF l53 members. These four CaS,cs Of
organization show total memn, r-lip OF more than
400 900 Win certificates IN force pr scutnE upward
Of SSJO.OOO,OOO. aid total receipts amounting to
~G3lJ9I6, OF which - 99l3Ss Was from asrer-uIcnts
Tor death benefits, and payments amounting to
-.}- III due upon the death Of J,U2I members and
s3J7. so on account Of working expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10


The stock speculation to-day without any acces
sions of new operators, continued To maintain far
degree of activity and prices generally made some
further advances The movements however, prin-
cipally were confined to a few S ocial stock. In
the early dealings Michigan Central, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, Reading, Erie, the North
cru Pacific. and Oregon and Iranscontnental were
the specially strong stocks. 81. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba is n stock by itself, which is
neither Influenced by nor eXcrts any influence on
the general market; it rose from 1888 TO 1866 on
small transactions, and aftcrward, when the whole
market was at its best figures sold back TO lGl l.,
a1C37s During the first two hours of business
prices generally other than for those stocks before
mentioned, were inclined to bo "saggy." and at
noon were lower than at the opening. and Lake
Shore was specially weak at 1l2l2 against 1875
Yesterday afternoon. Therefore, it is the note
worthy feature of the days dealings that the
bank statement which was n much worse exhibit
than generally was expected, seemed 10 exert
an exmlaraimg instead of a depressing effect
on the speculation. Within ten minutes after the
publication of the statement Lake Shore advanced
from ll2l2a IDS to 114ls and the whole market
moved in unison, that the best prices of the day
were recorded after that hour. Erie was unwon-
tedly active and the preferred stock attracted I'M
usual attention and advanced to Slal, closing, as
did the common stock. at its best figures. Gener-
ally, however, the best figures not current at
the end, but the market closed strong.
With only a small movement, either at the boards
or at the Offices of the large dealers Government
bonds were decidedly stronger. The bids were adj
yanced Is for the 3i2s Il for the 4i2s and L for the
Is Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

There was no business done either in State bonds
or city bank stocks, but the quotations. which we're
unusually meagre. were steady.
Railroad bonds generally were dull The features
of the market the strength shown for ST. Paul
consos and Erie second cOnsols. and the weakness Of
Richmond and Danville debenturcs Erie second con-
soils were active aud further advanced from 0S9l to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

ANTIsEPTIC lNHALATIONs.-A London ply
stefan OF eiunence, after many trials OF tine various
tlseptics which have been recommended by different
medical authorities for pulmonary phihisls, declares
that carbolc acid, creOsOte and Iodine In combina
tion with suphuric ether and rcctted spirits Of wine
are By far the most ecacious and Of these. iodine
the most sery.ccabe In the second stage OF phthisis
when the expectoraton passing from the gairy into
the puruent character An inhaling ncturc made with
sulphurc ether instead OF spirits OF wine Is found very
effective ia combination also with the cafbOc acid as
carbozed iodine, odde phenol. it has been used with
peculiar advantage the puruent eNpcctOraOn accom-
panying the resolution Of pneumonia In the stage Of
excavation. iodine combined with oarbOlc acid and
creVsoLA II found most potent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
legal Notices.

GALE OFTHE sEAMEN'S FUND AND RE
- TREAT PROPERTY staten lsllud-ln pur.
Of the provisions Of Act chapter So. ~ the
Laws Of l~~3. notice Is hereby eIfca that proposals
VIII received by the state Controller. at Albany.
y. y. the 3uth day OF Scptcnbc. 1880,
~ oc ock noon Tor the urcac OF AL The real estate and
premise, ana other property tho Town of MddstOwn.
ltChmOud County possessed aud cccny) occupied by
trustees the ~elmen- Fund and Retreat staten
lane" EXCEPTING six Oi land occupied by
ncrs Family Asylum togc her with the buildings thereon,
and the H. ut OF way thcrctrom To- Bays
The proposals. wuich must be- for cash. may Include
Whole portion ~ aid sold. pro
pOs Is part parts the description must be-
with the said premises on exhibition
In the ONCE of the Health Occr at Quarantine, To-
Dated Albany, y. y, Sept :. 1882
HENRY GALLIEN.
Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

Oo7sa 9olo and St Paul consos sold In considerable
amounts at 12s9120, against 127i2 yesterday and
1917 few days ago. Richmond and Dnnve
debenures declined from 7S to 20 and recovered 10
TIL the frsts 0s being ls easier at 100. Central
of Ncw-Jersey consOls were l. higher at TO Chesa-
peakc and Ohio firsts series b. Il higher al 81,
the currency interest being steady at 52sld5 2li.
Ohio Central firsts were up % to %. New-1ork,
Chicago and St Louis frsts sold at 03l2a049i.
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia incomes were
ID higher at A. Mutual Union hrsts declined Il
to rs. Wabash general Is we're up i TO 81. Denver
and Rio Grande consOls advanced per cent TO 100.
Texas and Pacific incomes were Il lower at G5l2
and frsts of Rio Graudc division on ls at SJ3i,
and Northern Pacific firsts were i lower at lO3'5.
The Sub-IIeasury to-day lost S2Gl ,423 on BAL
ance. made up by losses OF S12S9O currency and
S21Sj coin. The DAYS transactions covered
Receipts. 81 81 1888 payments, T1,579,31S cur
rcncy balance 50 26G 9G7 coin balance, Ts3,443,-
4O5. Money on call was unusually active for Sat
urday Early business was done at per cent,wit
exceptions at liz Lu during the last hour the rate
ruled at per cent and above. aud closed per cent
bid after Board hours. On Governments little or no
business is done al less than 4 per cent
The bank statement of the weeks averages,
which proved to be more unlayorable than general
ly was expected fully reflects the shortage IN
cash from the amount reported by preceding
statements that The TRIBUNE then estimated 1t to
be- The actual condition last nipht was somewhat
better than the statements showing, but not 80
much better as is generally supposed. he follow
ing the totals of the statement and the changes
from last week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

The Clcaung-Ious statement today is rs fol-
lows: For the day-EXchanges Sl2S355, ~ 8,
balances. S3.s646I5. For the wcck-Ex Exchanges,
SSOG. 1872 III; balances $40, 7sG,3S6.
The United States Treasury now holds United
States bonds TO secure National bank circulation,
1861 .S23. 900; bonds deposited during the week,
-. 9669jO: bonds Withdrawn during the week,
S7.1I3OjO; National bank currency oustan ling ::
Currency notes, $3.50 27l ,974 gold noteS. S>2l|l9
The customs rccents at Washington to-day
amounted to $500 G23, and nt"rnal-rcycnur re-
ccIpts to $3.50, 1886. The Treasury received
81 SO 600 i'm National bank notes for redemption,
the total of such rcceipts for the week, compared
with the same week OF lssl being as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
Busl'V5s Gbnnres.

EOR SALE BUSINESS in BROOKLYN.
Butter and Vegetable doing good busoss sickness
reason for selling. Address BUSINESS Brooklyn Post
Office, n. Y
DARTNER wanted in an established business
connected with the publishing line with ~ OOO Address
CANTON, Box II, Tribune ONCE.
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Ocean Steamers
DORDEAUX LINE


" BEIWEEN NEW-GDItk ANU IN ItF-
Pier Of Company new North River fO u AOrOn.f
The passengers by TN. ine AVOID by EnH,r
railway the discOmiOgts Of crossing the Channel Ia
small boat
AMEKIQUE. santeili "Wednesday. sept 49, 9 a m
CANADA. frang M ---.-.-- " cIhesia' sept ~ 10 "a
ERA NOE Peued Hduterye. y ein, stay sept -. D. M
LOUIS De BEBIAN, No Bowling Green.
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w UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMkkI
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIFEkPD d.
Leaving per *. y r.. foot OF King-st
NPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 Hamburg. American Packet Company = Line Tor
PLYMOU III. CuERBOURG and hAMBCRI
WIELAN O..........Sept IL NANDAblA .... ..ept %,
WESTPHALIA Sept -. FhlSIA.--.- ..-.-eut q.
Rates TO Plymouth, London. ChcrOOdrg ana HamDlrg
Fist cabin, 500 second cabin 500 otterigt 50 ROlad
reduced rates Storage ron HaBpifk HaYrs aud
southampton "A send for - Tour Il Gazette"
kJINUAkDT & Co {. T. RICIARD & co,
General Agents, GeDcId Passenger Agents,
40. oil HrOdd-st. y. Y. NO. I'll BiUadway. \. I
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TIE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER o, 1852.

TIE GENERAL LIST
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KoYALMAIL STEAMERS

lNHlIE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OULEN Town AND LlNEhPOOL.
NOTICE The OF tins TAX, the Land Route
recommended by Lieutenant MauIy L. > y, tho
outward aud hOhewaId voyages.
Celtic Capt pltao, IhufsdaY sept u, am.
BHIIANNIC capt Perry ..-...-saiuri@y, S,p; %. D.
tBALIII. apJ ralsrl.....>a nd IS. opt B. 80 ,.
AfIC cant i-Un.n Thu stay sept *, 80. fa
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF WEsp
lu1uSL
sWil not call az Queenstown
These steamers are Uniform and unsurpassed m
IOutmtuts saloons, ~tdtcroOm,. smoking and Bath
Rooms placed auIp where tine nose aud mlaon
least felt aouius dc Of comfort hitherto uuLttIuIJls
atsca
hle terms. Stcelas, Io the Old Country, 80 NOS-
York. t2S
For Inspection O plans and other information ply at tlg
Company Offices 80. 80 broadway. Nc~ YORK
r. J. CORli5, AsenS
L. l.. BARTLETT & CO.. Agents. Boston.
BAKRITT * CArIi.EI. Agents. Philadelphia
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rTHE WEST POINT HOTEL: ma. ,os1
l. THE ONLY HOTEL ON THE MiLiiAhf fV'''
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAH ,.,or
ALBERT II. CRANEl. fr1pIlce@9--
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THE MISSOURI Pacific RAILWAY CoMrANr)
IJi BROADWAY.
NEw-NO.K. sept : lS~2b
4 QUARTERLY DINIDEND OF ONE AND
~ THREEQUAKTrRN PER Cent on the capita stock
al tbi. company be pid the Office OF the Company
ami after Tine transfer bOOAs will close
tAe l4th inst, and open october next
a. II. CALEF Treasurer.
ONTARIO SILVER MINING CO.. Is WAII.sE. /
NLW- YORK. Sept. e., loS2.
nIVIDEND 80. S3.-lnc regulIrMONTHLY
1 DlVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE has been
declared Tor August PAYABLE at off 20
Transfer books lose the 9Th lust.
LOUN7nrRN ~ iAGGGN Transfer Agents
DEADWOoD. TERRA MINING co * WAII-sr.l
Nkw-lCKN, sept .. 1852. :
dividend NO. 22.-A dividend OF $4,000,
PAYABLE at office OF tnc transfer agens Lounsbeiy &
IA .gn l., Wast. the -Oth inst Transfer books close
the 10th inst H. H. PAIsNoNN Secretary
SAy FRANCISCO Aus - IsS2
TNllE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING
pcrs e.. the 10th September.
holder. viii he paid tine Office LAIDLAW *
CO.. IA Malis y Y. Transfer books close september
WILLIAM IL. Len T. SECRETARY.
OFFICE OF
INTFrNA1loNAL AND GREAT NORTHERN r. r. Co
i"1 nDCApWAi. NEN-N ORR. Aug. -. lSS2.
fFNlE COUPONS 81 the "a Mortgage Bonds
1 of thus company, due September !. 1882 Will Oe paid
az flls Office az AND after maturity.
Also tlc interest ol TWO per ccut. due Scpeu-
her l. - on the na.s-ntrt .Ico me- Bonds upon prcent
o said bonds when registered the ORDER OF the
registered holder thereof A. B. uLN~ON
Assist Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

DED STAR LINE.
Ia United states and Royal Belgian Mall S,eameT+
EVERY "a ! l. nDAG fOKANIMEhP
The splendid nlst-cass. full pONcrcd steamers.
VADElIA y .sdtuId4g sept 80 IN.
NAE-LA .....-........--- saturday sept - $50
saloons, state-roous smoking AMI bathrooms aii iy.
Second "a accommodation uncA ccA3L
Staie.ro0ns All on main dock
40 horses, cattle. sheep Or piS' CARTE L
FALL And WINTER CABIN KAli-7;
First caDIn outward ami prepaid tickets so aIt ex'
econd cabin outward and prepaid tickets 800 excursion,
SD , ,.,
ami be- July u. l7-.
steerige 10 Antwerp. T26
From AIiwe b. ~
hound zip 80 % =. 81,
PETER WRIGHT az SONS. Genl Agts 50 Brodway.N Y
nOYAL MAIL 70 TILE NErHEKLAND>.
,teamerseaye Co.'S Por % ,, olisse1-sL. Jersey ~
fVT ROufrttA
: MAAs............. onesday. sept -. ..
~ Austrian.
lstCabin SO 2dcl3in $50 STORAGE ga prepaid So.
l. CALAU y, General Aselt, = -'utI Wu-ihn-,-
- FgNcH EDlrS ~ =, ,,.,yiL,: ". M)SEl7' ,.,,
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NEPTuNE HOUSE. Ocean Beach, will ne oPcn

OCEAN GROVE, y. J.-Spry View House.
~ directly opposite the ocean; an large newly u.
nshcd light and AIRY with al tho modern improvements
Address MIS- JO~. WHITE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

BAY SHORE LONa ISLAND o..
situated full Wow ocean N tts treit Spi
has the duc-t using Ant vk'1thgt th' Fii ~ u -.
York: tho Only ult5l iDtlot @rs3af "a - H',f ~ '
ZION fenders " "'o ITO" "''''''' y T. SEwELI.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

Etpnenea vIl.l tanfIbly disabled
hUfHaia. fiii
ttai NJ whiting lbN luve and eIlH
lanea ~ au lfphsn mule, ffW
lltlr lfwms IN lngrtil9ailng ilhnf
put gHmat II fhgneH with a view ~
making them 70 business, siW"i
Experiments with wnieUehmh
anNnlad hg Irritable bull.duFi Flii.
Cost NJ una,aIling onnis W prevent
ialdness. tisl2 M
ispehso N lmtsmal luyoaiigallon ~
lotteries. stti N
Actual coat A Aitaihihr en- worth ~
fame, which I, nuw I'm sHle NJ tle alyNo
price nnd sllll IN good wufhlnR pr'tcfi
ihmiph slightly tafnishod flfasu
There ara either expensive little mug
gets and gohs " fipc experience that
We have un hand, and we cinhol look
ON them without pnrdunablo pride
'l's lrnc that what We have learned
/ Ia not yurl valuable 10 others, bit Y isa
good thing 10 have, Hrd We can use !
| right along In our bnsincss We VII
try 10 work Il oil un our oldest son wiiti
be- ret. here, but he will not use y,
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