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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-21
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ Third Judicial District Of the TERRITORY
OF Washington. holding terms at Seattle.
In King county. for the counties Of King
and KitsAp.
No. sen-c L. Erie. plaintiff. ". Gostlies
Erie. defendant Complaint fled In the
county OF King. In the eiiicc Of the Clerk Of
said District Court
Tn UsrYED STA fu % AnnnscA Sun Gasss1ss
Ts Gostiief Frie:
You are hereby required 10 appear In An
seton brought against you By the above
named plaintiff IN the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms q the
city OF Seattle. IN the county Of King. for
the counties Of King and Kifanp, and 10
answer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the firsf pub
icaficn OF this summons or Judgment by
default win be taken against you, accord
ing 10 the prayer Of the complaint
The aid action 10 brought by plaintiff
agaiast the defendant therein. for . al
rorce from the bonds Of mafrimony on
the ground of the n-giect and refu al OF
said Defendant TO MAKE suitable provision
for hss family -or over six years.
Witness the Hon Roeer 8. Greene.
Judge Of the said Dssrics Court.
lsEAL- and the seal thereof. this til day
49, Of Nav, AID. is-A
JAMES SEAvEY, Clerk.
By JAMES p. LUDLOW Deputy.
Jacobs L Ienner. Attorneys for plain
eiR my1or
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KRN lhII'S SPAWN CURE.

FDEAoET. Ohio. Jan Is. 1881 DIR. B.
Kendall u CO. Gents: I think IL nay duty
70 ron ser you my thanks for BENEFITS and pro
u which have derived from your invsiua
HE and far famed SpAvia Cure. Ny cousin
and hsd . valuable stallion. wortn $is0.
~hich had . very bad sp v4n. end was pro
n unc.d BY four eminent veterins J sur
seons hey ond any care and tina the horse
vas done for ever A . last resort advised
my cousin to try bott II Hendslfs SPAWN
Cure. II had . magical Eject The thirc
Sostle cured il and the horse II Q Well IS eve'.
D.. Dick. Of Edinburgh the eHinent veter
mary surgeon. vas An uncle Ct mfs'e. aid
take great interest IN assisting fis ofes
lion. Yours truly. Jas. A WILSON,
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

WEST EuossuHGH. VI, Feb. -. 1881 DIR
B. Kennall 4 Co.-Gents: Several N 1nths
ago injured my knee jJint watch caused III
snlargement to grow the sic OF large wal
nut, and caused me very severe pain all the
VINE for four or I'VE weeks. whom bagsn 10
use Kendall's epavin Care with . most Sat
isfactory rec lts. 1t has completely removed
he enlargement and stopped the Ismen'ss
and paio I have loKa known il to be excel
ient for horses. but nov know 1t to be ths
best Imminent for human flesh tAat / A.. &C
quaistsd With. Yours truly.
KENOALl'S SPAWN CURE
II sure In its effects. mild in its scti n. a. il
does not blister. yet It IL penetrating an
powerful 10 roach every deep seated pain o.
20 remove any bony owth or other enlarge
mems. such - spsvins. splints. curos. csl-
all enlargemepts Of the joints or limbs. OF
for rheum stism in man. and for any purpose
for which . Imminent 10 d ed for man Or
beast. I, 10 Dow known 70 be the best lini
ment for n an ever used, acting mid and yet
certain IN its Effects
Send address for Il'uS taat-d Circular. which
ve think YES positive proof OF its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unqual :
ded success to our knowledge. fer beast a.
We I - man.
Price 81 or bottle. or bottles for IS. All
druggists have II or can get II for YOU. or It
Will Be sent to any address on receip, Of price
~ the proprietors, On. B. KENDALL b Co.
Rnoebureh Faila, VT
SOLD BY ALL DRCGGSSrS.
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Seminal weakness. Impotency. night lc.e
by dreama. pimples on the face and -
Manhood can positively be cured. ~
sick and afflicted should not fail to ca q
him. The Doctor has Travelled extensiv6l
in Europe and inspected thoroughly -
various hospitals there. obtaining qo
deal of valuable information. which y =
competent TO impart to tbose In ned
his services. DIR. GibboD viii make
charge unless be effects cure. PuD9
at distance may be cured st bona. ~
communications strictly confidential 10
see no one but the Doctor. Persons vr1
ing 10 the Doctor viii please state ne ne9s
Of the paper they see this adyertisemente
CHARGES reasonable. Cal, or writA -
dress DIR. y. GiBBON. p. o. bon ls6, =.
Francisco. = nd $40 ~ 1870
medsc're td6Wu
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Notice OF Final Proof.


Q. d LAID OvyIcE AZ OIxMplA- VII
Jans H. fas1
- Nesice b hereby given sAa1 Emil
Ssslrle kas hied postce % ins<nsIoa No naks
apAl proof before y suFtse MeNi kS4. Nssnsy
Pubfe q his enc. IN Ssstfle v. r, On
Wednesday. TIE l5sh day ~ Anspef. 4. D
isss on pre- enpsieo D q No. Sea, for shs
\ AZ NE + a sestoa -. tsv hip g Uessh,
San~ Seat
Waller y Halt cAE1gsDAoe ohe.man 81
Hss1srlek 0xnsA. III - onasAla xan9 oA-W.3.
- - SoU =. o0U0. 1l01mA
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Probate Notice.
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate
at Pubic Auction.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
~ b p1snanceo a N o-dAx q the Pro-
bate Court Of Nne County. Wellington
TN4eorf. HAAe On ID eleventh Qlfhl day
guardianship q IL pefson and estass q peil
N linda minor heir Of eumnae B. mnds.
deceasea. the 1ntsrsisnsS. guardian Of The
person and estate Of Dell u. HindD, minor -
II fvsAid win. On
Saturday, the seveash nth day Of
July, 1885,
Bsexesn the hear Of ten e-elock IN the nom
ing ana the ssfsing OF the san shs aams day,
t1xtt. q Two TO- o'clock .. N. Of that day.
-els. subject 70 conermattoA by eaid Pr hsfe
Court. o. the door o. the Court House on
Third street. In The CITY Of Seattle 10 said
King coo IT.. 20 the highest bsdd<f for cash
sold cola Of the United Statss Of America, al
the riaht. TIT AMI inter st OF the said Dell
ter~st of Ellen n. Narshall. Lake II binds
>nd y lie B Hind.. OF In and 10 those Ger
.sin 10 .. pieces and parcels OF land situate
ly'ns ard being In King comfy. W.shi stor
Territory. AID more pa ttculariy bounded and
ssor b. - follows towit. part OF lot ons
ID in block two IA. IN David 3. Maynard:
plat of the town nov citvl OF Seattle. in ssid
gins county. beginning IT the southeast cor
ner II sal lot one ~. and RUM, g tAenc.
yes, seventy t7oi feet thence II b sixty t6ol
feet thence east seventy t70l feet: theme
sn-'h sixty tSaI feet to the place Of besia
sins.
81. Q pnrtisn Of lot two al In saii bloc,
two a. said David g. NAynard's pa. begin
ning the SOU, { CO ner q said lot to-
t2l and running thence west seventy I'D
ct thence north thirty (3oj 'eet theme
els. Seventy t7ol feet: Themes south thirt!
(3oi feet To the place o. beginning
Also. the south half Of lot seven IN, il
said blocktw l2l OF sad Z Msynard'- plat.
Also. block ffty- three ISL Of said David
MAynard's plat nj eaid Seattle.
Tue said minors interest 10 an undivide'
on six,h Of all OF the foregoing describes
property. but at ssid sale the entire propert,
can Re bought at one time.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash Ia United State
gold crin-sen per cent 30 BE- psid on the d..
4 s~le. the balance on confirmation BY sal
Probate Court.
ELLEN NJ MARSHALL,
Guardian OF the person and estate Of Dell n
Hinis. minor her Of Sumner B Kinda, de
ceased
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HAVE veU SEEN ruKMf

Thcee elegant new ranges Just received
by Waddell 4 Miles dircct from the man.
manufActories-the Superior Range and
Stove. They are the finest. mos1 econom-
icai. md aitocctheF desirable range On
the Pacific Coast. Call and 80 shsm.
even II ron don't buv.
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The STUDERAKER b The Standard
.eeon Of the world. For ale By WAld
4 Camphell.
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" ron arr needing boots and shoes.
call nj O. r. Lastc.l's closia9 out sale
and get them for less money than any
place on the Sound. No IS Front
street las
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Spring and summer styles Of hats
nos an exhitatso1 ~ ChaA- Goidstein,A
the hatter, Frsus street..
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When VOC meet With an accident, get
asprsined ankle. or are otherwise IN
jured- don't 60 80 the expense ~ ssndss
inc fer doctor, bot apply Kendairs
Spawn Cure. and yea viii experience
instant rellef.
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:, ccneavs eiasss for myopia u Lissls
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TO THE UnF0RTUnl1t.
Df.GlbN)BS
DIsPeHslGs,

6s3 kearney -
corner of Comm9
cial ST.. San m
cisco. estahlina
in 1884 for M
treatment OF 50
ual and Semi
Diseases such =
GonoTh1A GkH
Structure. SypM
in all ifs fnrmA.
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Probate Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
L county Of King. ss-In the Probate
Court OF said King county.
In the matter OF the estate Of Mary A.
Smith. deceased.
No. 2i3-Order to show cause WHY order
OF sale Of real estate should not be made.
II. A. smith. administrator Of the ca.
tate Of Mary A. Smith, deceased hsv.
ing. on the "a day of June. 1883. filed
his petition herein. duly verified BY his
aff1davit praying for an order Of saie of
the real estate Of said decedspt. for
the purpose therein set forth: and il an
pesring to the Court BY said petition tha,
tne sersonal estate In the hands OF said
administrator ID wholly insufficient Il nav
the allowance for the support Of the fam
ny. the debts outstan ding a0Ainst The de-
ceased. and the expensoe o. aduipistYa
ton. and that II 10 necessary TO sell the
real estate of said decreased. or somo Dor.
ton thereof: and il ap fearing further
70 me Court that said petition con
To- ms in All respects II the requirements
OF law: II 10 ordered BY the Court that ali
persons interested 10 the estate Of said
dec ased- appear before eur said Probate
Court on
Monday. JaIy 18th. Ioas,
At eleven O'Clock In the forenoon Of that
day. At the Courtroom Of our said Probate
Court. in the city Of Seattle. county Of
King and Territory of Washington. then
and there to show cause tif any they hayel
why an order should not be Rrant-d 10
the said administrator to sell 50 much of
the real estate Of said decesse a. shall be
deemed necessary and requisite to nav
the charges snd deb . Aforesaid.
And IL 10 further ordered that 4 copy Of
TINS order TO show cause BE- published
1t least four ~ successive weeks before
the said 10th day Of July. lSSa in the
Seattle WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures A
weekly newspaper printed and published
IN said King county. and of general circu-
lation In said county and Territory.
Done IN open Court. June I'd, lSSa
l. NJ HALL
Judge of the Prcbate Court
King county, @.
VI. Hall. Judge and ex-offlcio Clerk
OF the Probate Court Of said King county
90 hereby certify that the foregoing Is .
run. true and correct copy Of an oryRinal
order 10 show cause made BY our said pro
bate Court and entered Of record On the
ID day Of June. 1884 In the matter Of the
estate OF vary A. Smith. s'eceas-d-
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and am xed the seal Of our
said Probate Court this sid a DAY Of
June. 1854
lsEAL- In. HALL
1efafd Judre and ex-ofI9cioC lerk-
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Il . nsveslalli,s
Cure for HsrvuS
Debility. ExAsssI
ed VT Atty. ssnI
nal weakness.
spermstorrAes
LOST MAxHO0D.
lnpossncy, psrS
ysfs. no<tstoA
rheA and al IL
isrritle efects Il
h-Abuse. youtA
mi rnits> 80
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DR.. SPIN NEY
No. ~ kearny Street
rresa. an Chr..,r ana sp<rial Dtsenoo

No. ~ kearny Street
Treats all Chresi~ and special eessa
y0tNe MES
WHO MAY BIZ SUFFERING ~.
w the effects Of youthful follles
discretion viii do well 10 avail ~
selves of this, the ssreaiess be~n ey6 X
Al the altar Of suffering humanity: ~
SPINNEY VIII guarantee 70 foffeu
for every case Of seminal weaxn. ~
private disease Of any kind or cns1sE
which he undertakes and tails 70 ces@
MsDDlE-ACED nEA
There are many al the sss Of enx
sixty v ho are troub let with ioe 49, -
evacuation Of the bladder. often -
panied hy slight suisrtirg e 49,
sensation and q weakeninx. o. ~ 49,
In . manner the patient eannof ~
for. On examining Tie nrina{ S$..3
ropy sndimen, viii often Dc N41
sometimes small parsixissrf eins 49,. ~
appear. or the color VIII be q 2 - - ~
H. ne. again chAzgfig % 60 -
Who die Of this difficulty. ignue1
CAUSE. which Il the soc0nd 49,
inal weakness DIR. s. win SuaxenIy ~
feet cur in all snch case. - -
restoration Of the genito ursnefys 49,.
Once hours-lo 70 and Y : ~.
from 10 70 II g m CoIsnii 49,.
Thorough examinsfion and
M. sPsssGl
assf No. II. Kearny = -
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JACK OF ALL TRADES.

rHAs EDw ARDS WILL BE FOUND
Y 81 tfacie Jimmiess Tobacco stand On
NH street. hereafter. ready 20 do any and
al work that nay be offe- windoxs
washed. carpets cleaned. glass put In. or
any csher kind Of work done.
Orders ieh with Uncle jimmy win ~
ssfvs prumpe attention ny0 In
, 1883-01-12
Albert Sidney Johnston's Epltaph.

The inscription on tho tomb of the
late Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston, the
rebel leader, killed at Shiloh, April 6,
1862, and buried at Galveston, Tex,
has been pronounced by many as fine a
bit OF graveyard rhetoric as exists in the
English language. 1t is as follows:
Behind this stone is laid, for season,
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON,
A General iu the Army Of the Confederate S.ates
Who fell ut Shiloh, Tennessee,
On the sixth day Of April,
Eighteen hundred and sxty-two.
man tried in many high Offices
Aud critical enterprises,
And found faithful in ALL
His life was one long Sacrifice Of Interest to Con-
scence
Aud even that life, on wocfu Sabbath,
Did he yield 40 Holocaust at his cOuntrys need.
Not wholly understood was he viii Q he Iiyed;
But, in his death, his Greatness stands confessed
In PGopo's tears.
Resolute, moderate, clear Of envy, yet not wanting
In that inner ambition which makes men great and
pure;
In his Honor-Tmpregnhble;
In hs Simplcity-sublime;
No Country eer had truer Son-No Cause . nobler
Champion,
No people bolder Deiender-No Principles pursr
Victim
Than the dead Solder
Who sleeps here
The Cause for which he perished slost-.
The People for whom he fought are crushed
THE Hopes In which he trusted are shattered
The Flsg ne loved guides NO more the charging
lnea;
But his fame, consigned to the Keeping Of that
Time which,
Happily, ia not so much the Tomb OF Virtue as ia
Shrine,
Shall In the years to come Are Modest Worth 10 No
be Ends
In houor, now, our great Captain rests;
beresyed People mourn him;
Three CummOnwealths proudly claim him,
And history shall cherish him
Among those ChOicer Splrita VINO, holding thoif
Conscience unmIed with blame,
Have been in all Conjunctures true to themselves,
their People and their God.
, 1883-01-12

The statement is made that 295 of
the ministers of the Estab
lished Church of Scotland have
only an average income of Gl5S a
year. But this is liberal, compared
with early times in America. At the
recent session of the Central Confer
ence held at lthica, no less than four
of the preachers who had been in the
ministry fifty years and upwards,
gave an entertaining account of their
labors. One of them, Rev. James Er
win, said that he began preaching in
1881, on a circuit covering 365 miles,
and that for his first years labor he
received the sum of $50, of which 81
was in cash.
, 1883-01-12

LEADING RAsPBERRIEs.- "A well-known
Western fruit grower sends to the Prdi-
rie Farmer an account of his compare
tive examinations of five leading rasp-
berries. He has made daily pickings,
estimating each by points, 10 being the
highest any berry has reached Of any
single quality. For hardness, frmness
of flesh and attractiyeness in the boxes
for market, Thwack stands up to 10, but
only 8 in quality. Turner is the only
one marked 10 in quality. Reliance
alone stands at 10 in size of fruit and in
productiveness. Cuthbert is 9 in bear
ing and in size, but least of all in at
tractiyeness. Want is 8 in the four
particulars Of hardness, bearing, quail
ty and fine appearance. Different re-
suits will, Of course, be given in other
localities and with varied treatment.
These sorts stand in the following order
for rpening: Turner, ThWack, Want,
Reliance, Cuthbert.
MULCHING.-Although we have sug-
gested many times in the past the great
advantage Of mulching the raspberry
and blackberry beds, it cannot be sug-
gested too often. But this mulching
should not he done, or rather renewed,
in the season until the heat of the sun
or the drought requires it neither
should it be done until after the suckers
or new plants show themselves and are
of sufficient height as not to be injured
by the application OF the mulch, which,
if too thick and applied too soon, will
in o great measure prevent the sprout-
ing, and where it does not will cause
the sprouts to be weak and spindling.
Currant bushes also delight in moist,
cool soil, and mulching provides il ap-
piled IN sufficient quantity. Anything
In the way OF weeds, small branches Of
trees, grass from cuttings, ETC., will an
Svcr. The mulching of tomato plants,
egg plants etc, ETC., will prove very
, 1883-01-12

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Soc H. and ne 1 OF NV t. and NV : Of
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, 1883-01-12
r,nm mot, life is sweeping by, 60
G6KOrter's CUtayac0
Cures Pityrasis, or Dandrutt, and stops
ihn hair FpIlinp ont

Cures Pityrasis, or DandruH and stops
tine hair falling out.
AlOpccia. or Badness is caused by Il
fungus destroying the roots of the hair
A spot may first arise where first inocu-
lated, spreading in circular form, and
SO euIarging by degrees that the whole
hair is owspt away, leaving a glistcning
scalp; or, the disease may first appear III
various places. The hair is dull and lus-
treless and easily extracted, or it begins
to fall, and progressing by degrees Is
soon lost unless remcdicd.
II will cause the hair to grow, because
it at once destroys the offending cause
which prevents; the hair is at once pre-
served, and the scalp and bulbs made
healthy and vigorous.
The Cutavaco is a fine dressing for the
hair, and should be used in every family.
There are no POISONOUS substances in It
whatever, and it can be used without
danger to the hair or scalp,
Price one dollar per bottle. Prepared
and sold by WM. KORIER,
Port Townsend, W. T. Al
, 1883-01-12
History OF the Tomato,

good many years ago scamp who
had recently arrived from the Bermuda
islands was sent to York county iail for
some offence committed against the laws
of the commonwealth. He had with
him few seeds which he planted in tho
rich soil of the jail yard. Before the
plants which sprang from the seed
reached maturity he was discharged,
and no one knew the name or nature
OF them. They grew luxuriantly, bear.
ing fruit Of large size and unusual APP
pearance. AS this strange fruit ripened,
its color changed from green to brill.
liant red, and become an object OF won.
der and admiration to all the inmates of
the Jail. Mrs Klinetfelter, the lady
keeper, cautioned all the prisoners
against eating any OF the fruit, ss she
was sure it was poisonous, and beside
that she had promised the man who had
planted the seed that she would endeav-
or to preserve specimens of it for him
should he return in time.
just when the fruit was fully matured
the Bermuda prisoner revisited the jail
and asked to See the plant. This re-
quest granted, he next called for pepper,
salt and vinegar, and, to the horror Of
the good lady, commenced to eat of the
supposed poisonous fruit with q relish
that astonished the beholders. After
enjoying the strange repast, he informed
Mrs. \. that the fruit or vegetable was
the tomato or love apple, and that it
would be found wholesome and nutri-
tious. The seed of the remaining toma-
toes were carefully preserved and dis
tributed among the friendsand neighbors
OF the lady, and thus this now-popular
esculent was introduced into the ancient
and goodly borough of York. For
many years thereafter it was cultivated
us an ornament rather than for table use,
but by degrees its merits began to be
more fully understood aud appreciated,
and there, and elsewhere, it grew into
general public favor.
, 1883-01-12
Sunday Reading
"WE'REBUILDING TWOADAYr
BY REV. ALFRED J. HoUGu.

By REV. ALFRED ]. HOUGu.
While the Frcethinkcrs were in
session at Watkins, y. v, and were
encouraging themselves with the
thought that the churches were dying
Chaplain McCabc, Of the VI. f. Church
Ediucc fund, telegraphci them "All
hail the power Of Jesus name. we are
building two churches Il day." The
idea was caught up by Rev. Alfred j,
Hough, who put it into rhyme, and
now Chaplain McCabc sings it to the
tune The Sword of Bunker Hill
as follows:
The inhdels, motley band,
In council met. and said:
THE churches die all through the land,
The last will soon be dead
When suddenly a message came,
1t filled them with dismay:
"All hail the power Of Jesus namel
We're building two day"
We're building two a day." and still,
In stately forests stored,
Are shingIe, ratter beam and sill,
For churches of the Lord,
And underpinniuG for the same,
In quarries piled away;
All hail the power Of Jesus name!
We're building two day"
The miners rend the hills apart,
Earth's bosom is explored,
And streams from her metallic heart
In graceful mOIds are poured,
For bells to sound our Savior's fame
From towers and swinging, say,
"All hail the power Of Jesus name!
We're building two day"
The King of saints to war has gone,
And matchless are his deeds;
His sacramental hosts move on,
And follow where he leads;
While intidels his Church defame,
Her cOrner.stones we lay;
"All hail the power Of Jesus name!
We're building two day"
The Christless few the Cross would hide,
The Light of Life shut out,
And leave the world to wander wide
Through sunless realms of doubt.
The pulpits lose their ancient fame,
Grown obsolete, they say;
"All hail the power of Jesus name!
We're building two day"
When infdels in councils meet
Nextyear, with boastings vain,
To chronicle the Lords defeat,
And count his churches slain,
Oh, then may we with joy proclaim,
II we his call obey:
"All hail the power of Jesus name!
We're building THREE day"
, 1883-01-12
EurrNu people are always on the

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a" ty. We offer great chance to make
money. Wc'twuut many men, women, boys and
girls to work for u> right i'm their own localities.
Any one can do the work properly from the first
start The business will pay more than ten times
ordinary wages. Expensive OutNt furnished free.
No one who engages fails to make money rapidly
You can devote your whole time 10 the work. or
only your spare moments. Full information and
all that Is needed sent free. Address SrINsoS "
Co., Portland, Maine. fly
, 1883-01-12
CHURCH NOTICES.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH SEkNloEo'
First Sunday after Epiphany
Morning services at IL o'clock.
Evening service at 7 o'clock.
Sunday school at 2, P. NJ. =,
REV. J, B. ALEXANDER, NJ. A.
Residence, Mrs. L. S. FOWLER
, 1883-01-12

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES.
Morning Service, II A. M.
Sabbath School, 2I5, z. NJ.
Evening Service, 7 p. Nj.
Week.night Service, Thursday, 7 30 PM
REV. JNo. REID, Pastor.
, 1883-01-12
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Services at the usual hours, morning
and evening, conducted by Rev. $. Ii.
Todd, pastor, Sabbath School at2:lo M