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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-23
Boston Markets.
WEDNESDAY, November 81, 1883.
BREADSTuFFS.

FLouR-Thc Flour market has been firm dur
ate the pas, week aud prices remain without
follows: Western supcrnne at 90 90 a . so y
Dbl. Common extras al 50 IS "a I Is y Dbl; and
Minnesota extras at = SO q 8 90 = bo, including
in fair demand and have deem selling during the
past week at IS rs a 90 Y bbl for Michigan /;
choice roller lot sraSh, sa and IS 50 90 iof
Illinois and ST. Louis Spring whea5 Patents
have been selling at SO Is O. IS bbi, and cho &c
and Patent Winter Wheats have been selling |.
50 90 q 6-75 per Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Corn Meal is firm and has been in
moderate demand during the week. Sales Of
small lots have been at 81 100 50 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR-Rye Flour has been selling in
small lots the past week at rs % rs per barrel.
| oATMEAlr-The market has been qiiet during
the week with sales al I Is rs for common TO
good: and 80 0OS rs for choice western fancy
brands.
GRAIN TRADE.
CoRN-There is firm feeling in the corn
market. Sales of extra mixed and yellow have
| been al SO q 65c tigh mixed at GA ID 66c; no
grades have been selling at 5oa65c per bushel.
oATs-oats are nrm: We quote sales OF No. !
extra white lots at .ist5c y bushel. No.
white at 40 a Al C; No. white at SO "a 4oc, and
prices Of mxec have been at 81 ID 3sc Y bushel
RYE-The Market for Rye has been quite ca and q
prices are steady. Sales have been AT nc g
I5c y bushel for ordinary grades.
sHoRTS-The prices of Shorts have ranged
during the week from si1 so q Is 500 ton.
FINE FEED AND MIDDLINGS-The Market
| has been quiet. Prices are quoted at $2l924 y ton
COTTON SEED MEAI.-There has been a steady
demand for Cotton Seed Meal during the past week
Prices are quoted at s., so a 80 90 per ton.
BARLEY-The market is quite. The sales have
been follows during the past ~eek: Ex;i
| light sold at s5ta 81 90; No and N,2 Canada
West have been selling at So "a g3 cents.
PROVISIONS.
| PORK-Pork has been in steady demand and
prices are nrm. We quote prices Of PRIME al
fll.I5 IL 90; mess ut fl2 rs q n 90 clear and
extra clear, tl5 90 @l6 so including backs.
BEEF The Beef Market has been steady
Prices range from sl1l2 90 for ness sl2 500 3 81
| extra mess and sl2 50 a 10 90 family and plate.
LARD. The market for Lard is firm and
| the prices have been steady during the week.
| The sales have been at So ct SIC u N fol-
city and western, intending steam and Kettle
| rendered.
| SMOKED HAMS. The market for Smoked Ham:
| has been arm. Prices have been at l2a8 1870
| u N, as to quality.
| FISH. There Ia a steady but moderate demalt
| for Goldfish The sales OF pickle cured have beer
at 50 90 "a 5 60 for large Bank and fl,5 for medi
| um anu large dry Bank at 80 5IC6.4 90 q qt Ii
llake the sales have been at s2a,2 20 IIaddock a
| 81 90 "a y rs and Pollock at So 20 "a Q so o qti
Mackerel has been selling at $ll6l3 ont OF pickle
| and $40, fl2 and SIG y Dbl packed, for Nos. 3,
/ and /, Nova Scotia Mackeral at s. so for medium
| and 5000 90 for large 81. Large split Herrngs ART
quoted at - so u Dbl. Other Kinds sell at 1908 s.
per bbl Smoked lIerrngs, Soc D box.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-23
Water own Union Live stock Markets

For the week ending Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1883.
AMorST OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-23
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The Pittsburgh musical festival was not
successful, financially.
The seasons imports Of lumber have been
considerably smaller than last year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26
WISE,

ll!.C E-f--1pie af- ala a.. 80 tl. E..s .,,f
=" = '.f thgn,~- ts uf5sr8-e ti-.r asrs
w - - n-a. ard l1 tifas ..ss,s~ ~.af.t,
ibs- viH p - .iafr.f. their affs.ftus.f.ss -
inhiu DOB f..fIt h. Hf rH"s. .4afs.H ID
uits ST. saaf uiIat ill..s a is.HH t....
a.. -.i.s '. u.is 90 4- s.-tt .l Ihr4f .aa E4ffl
i~s Say "as ,zn do ih- v.'fA prHf.r.s from be-.
hrat .taFt fhT bu-iuf-> wlii f,at frsf, fl.H -,
uufsH 'ritnsrs slgt- fNt-r..ss. .sirtT Hrfu.ste4
me- No uHs whs rnr4-ss fiil- g. si1k- fn.sf.fs
saItil l"u taa devote s~ur o. o. tina ia So
s"fk 80 "ulF year spare lli isf.ss,til
t!ou sud ~ that 3, hsHrsd sect tI-r alI-a.
~Tfs-.,s 4 co Farlaui Maine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26
LAKE. EaIE& WEs'aN R'Y.

loTn. riy INTtNtT4E i.taasf..toN "a Nt..tT
act L'tf tEy i.pyf-snif i.siiways ~,
ia ftr-i aud bi'i direct route making inu siists
stnre . IONS FOR Ila-r ursr, Eatf auI Wet
b. sh"rt"st aud uI-t direct route t.I~fcH
hansls 'uy. ti'y.isni. BugaiB. HHt-Iufs Ns~
York Vrsi.n. ihiltrlphil. ~ Ellington. baltimore
all The IrIBk Lines.
iHsi 'lass rpsipm' mis- steel faiis Mvsiiug Laii,s
Atfhfatr-. Miller platform and tuupirr. .irz1ut
n'N IL ih'ns hair aud b!av irE-toofi AS at
i.shsi .. 40 through Ta-srnrsr train ~. - ~
tfa change g. al hrst class pasEsngrfs hp'iiue
iiiruuEh Ticket. Tho lev chang. rs tbs
Route 1Ir al made ~ ui"n D. pats ,iinuIiisls
Transfer
Ash 'pr ."i. g. any rnini Easi via Lake Efis
a Ncst'fn Ey haI~ aud Other iuforl,aiion
hfniHi's-i htr upon aTi alton - principal ft,krt
rih',n, e aiifcss g. " SMITH
t.ui Pc trrHt.
Iatf,r'fs. 1T
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26

n IN -'.k r,ai- =; h-uis - fh- rsiasrsi-
30 BIT iu, me- hos - tore 20. t,siIs-
vi XII ,arifai not n.s,is.i ", .iH 'tsrt
you Men u'tii-ti i-.,, aII .ifis xantsd rs~rs =
sLrrs O. aurL tsr g. Sos j. tn Inn Nsu
eau -aTk Ia par Tim. give yuuf vh.i- tst.s-
10 tn husln.ss ~ other tu-ih+-s xlli tay yasti
asssiy 80 veil ~ one san fail o. nlat- rtl.rtsl.i-
isss ~ engaging al onr- 'o-tiy eatht .nd t.rts.
ire aan-y maze lat. ezslls sni tan.rabfs
lsisrs- TIA a Ca. Aaga MAias.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26
FARMERS!

fvoa SAINT free sample Sapi-s 81 tn issssst .nd
bet 1rrbultufsl pay.r la ~. eoaatFs uFts yaur.
aui y1uf n"iEhiHsr- namr- ON q postal card and
mail q - l1fsseri' Isisaf f'4s a. s-s.t Boil lzl
Prize "a ssuis ysaf aGd fr~i... O. every sab
-rftt,ar
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26

a q %
4
send for Samples and Convince Yourselves.
Send fer our Illustrated Catalogue.
STEVENSON & PECKHAM.
Ks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26

DREss GOODS.
Bisck CashIncres FINES, French ,ns-i- IN 18th
let aud biue bssk o. in.hes vs'is. n - - s. -
-. aic and ST.
q inches vide. Sc. 81 90. IS. g. y. We
ell an Extra Fine French tashmere In 3 iderrui
spring Shaiss embracing III the High tolors %
the ssason. iuli ~ inches wii-. for sac per yard
Match u any ukrrc u ysu eau.
American Cashmere fan ysri side, in sil Hieh
and STAPLE colorz. Per ysId ......-- 80 g anil -
Diagonal -uiiinss.z2 inches siie in sil the Choice
Spring Shades ..-........-. -............ Al IL.
Brs-sde sui'inss % inches wife, In sll the ehae~
Spting shade. ...... ............ ... at iBc
Plain aud Figured Cashmeres in all the NV
Spring shade. ......... 5000. at L. e
An cissani line Of csriarsti. in all shades al ia
Armuf~s al cs,lnts. ....-......... at i
I,st sthfs Cloih all ealors =
,rapr cloth In al the new ~pdnr ~haies-.nf u
Gray Niysi D. Bsisss. g iaehc. vide At 1.
lzrf Buniin-. all cpler.- ~ .
large liue 0f ch1iee Issr Rautinss. in aiIthe new
sPguz Shai.s. At the very iyw rtice of y =
Plain EuutiBg 10 al The new -PTils shade. al
wool, pr yard ...... .......... =
4 chaice as-or;n- nj Of daslis With Nun. veil
iu= IN ~ The new spring shades, al uooi. psr
yHTd .......... ........ ........ ~
gsabi- wilth Black rustins. plain ami l. -. an
aitLHst endless hus.-.at 81 - "a -. an ~ IS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26
rA6F0RrA1rr NOTICE
CONSUMERS Of DRY GOODS and CARPETS.

mhone
to what
We mnen stock atic
Kansas
sti1
We YOU n q
sen 20 us a buying
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26
GET the Best.

wci-tsr's li.sr .Hn1sy Is che best Esssv fs.,iir
should have q cops. Ailis-ns Webster. lt,.ti..r.-
airy t,'iiiain'i " 4zl Illustrations S. go .ar4s
AM EiIr1srs g,tnrfs De- u.tYriy -husd asset 80.
AMI Italics, 'fftisn vHri, aud pslas~, gr,i, -ia-
cling vocabulary II -crtpturs sni p-o,sar n.fa..
hst "I Ha' i.-t 81 ahl gia--i.ri .lstirs nii-.I
Postpaid ~ uu't s. rsui. }IIs... g. Tf.r....-
a 80. T. - uos l-''. ~,.ifh IsHi I,r
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-26

BLACK sIiks.
iselisa's .l.hrsi.i Eizek Sfik wLirh carry iu
Different qualities - inrh-s sstr. 81 - -
ISL, - a. . ? -. aud (. = per yrrsl
Our snfeTirsn blsck >llk. ~hleh carry In ~
different saAligie-. = inches viis 81 a a. 4.
l .. 4 81 5 sad ~ pc yard
Baih sf thee Eisck >t.ks ~ TuaTranf~- sot -
crack OF sfos -hiny.
GOs.OREO >slhS
Fine quaii,y French SIX. = inehs. sii- tn az
>Prins Shatr- pr ysrd =
superb quality Frrnrh Sfits l. inches vide - al
-ftinr >hsd--. J-rr ward Dol. .-... .-...-a- - ~
Chsu-y Rrs- e. irtfsid American Colsrri Drs--
>iiks In al -rriaE SHADES. - !nchrs vide, pr
1 ward --......... .......- l.
The esletraisd sdeiaide sna prin.a i,onn. Aa.-r-
! iaa Colarsd Dre-s -iiks IN all >prinr >ha.i--
! - inches viii. per yard sag
Th-se ttrer aranls are tn v-ry hrst Ansafican
bf--- ~ilks maie. ant are ssaii 3 .lrr- ior 90 .
! sad 4 81
! Al ei-ssnt lac - 'olsrei -aiins 10 = iifrr~ui
sprinz shades. - iucts- ul,l-.-an etrzcrsilusrg
D harl4iI ..-. ......... ~ Il -
l sold e,crywh-r- ,lsr Tor = =
/ Sunm~r SILL, large line ia light sol.iarl II
Z fetis. -...... .---... a .. per ysrzi
Small check, IA Lishf >hssi,s ~ D. - yarI
liiaek AMI white -fFP-~ and chscks -Aa iiurn-n-.
Assortment n TIE yrfy bot. Fris-- ~ a. - and -
> cruts pr yard
si % b. fouuI in oar nrrs, s.,.-is s,l--k hu,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11

Among the items in the estimate OF
expenses for the Duke of Edinbnrgh's
SPECIAL missIon to Moscow is flO00 for
'gratuities. People who think that
thus amount is exorbitart vii perhaps
change their opinion on learning thar
when the Emperor Nicl.ola visited the
Queen at Windsor Castle in 1914 he CAV,
$4,000 to the servants and fIOO0 to the
housekeeper. as we'll as six gold snuff
boxes. with his picture set in diamonds
70 the lords of the household, and six
with IN s1sn t to the equerries and
grooUs- IN waiting. These were the CHI.
gifts; but for other dependents about !
bushel of rings. watches AMI hr, chrs
We e i tr buted. Whcr the late Empe
ror MAJ oil on stayed 4 Windsor in IS
he left fl5OO for the servants.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11
ALL THIS is GOING ON

in ranks whose complacent boast is that
they can afford 70 be idle. The class
which needs not to earn its living. be-
cause it has money enough-fairly OF
foully won. / know not, though the air
is full of reports-the class which arro-
oats to itself the right to lead society.
is simply leading it to %perdition. 1t is
setting an example for fools to follow.
and the world Is iull of them and the
result OF 1t all Is something which W ,uld
shock harbarism itself. Fashionable
society has left its brains and its heart
in the /, keeping of its ancestors. 1t is
as leprous as the man in Scripture; only
he went to Christ for cleansing, while il
nurses leprosy, and never heard of a
God.
Let me dis eliminate. We have in
New York a limited numer of princelv
families. They have not usurped power.
they have inherited it. They hold it bv
the divine right of deserving.
These home-like, genuine folk have
homes which are not gaudy pretences.
THY 10 not trescO their houses as an ud-
rtrtisement. and an o~stentation of pleth-
oric riches. They are the calmcst. the
most diguiiied element in the commu-
nifty.
Just below these grand dukes is 4
clique OF persons. male and female.
whom no thoughtful man can look upon
without wondering what purpose they
subserve in the general economy. and at
length giving up the problem a. unSoly-
Il lie That they call themselves fash
iohahle does not render them less dam
-erous a. reptiles. They have money.
but that is only another way of saving
that they can afford to do their worst
and procure partial means of conceal
ment. Their peculiaritieS are chiefly de-
velolcd ~ secret and after dark. The,
dare not tell The hall they know about
their nelghbo.s. nor listen to half of
what their neighbors know about them.
Their gospel is tie gospel Of six per
cents, and beyond a large income and
an unchecked passion lies the terra in
cognita of mortality, which they have
no desire to explore. Their time is
spent in a round of pleasures. suggest
ed by painful enaui. I~ntrigues of the
most compromising character are not
i%ntrequent, and the air is at times made
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11
a SCULLIoN Wuo REC,NF

A S%CULLIoN WHo BECAME A Duke.
The death Is announced of he Duke d
Rlf aida, the owner of the famous Fnrue
,ina Palac" at Rome. tn" walls of which
aie adorned with some Of Raphael'S fine,
est frescoes. The Duke was not one OF
those who can trace back their ancestry
10 the time OF the Crusadcs His begin
ming Were. in fact, of the humblest. He
was for a long time a sculllon in the
Kitchen OF Marshal Narvaez. an occupa-
ton to which he eventually added that
of tarber-in ordinary to his master. l.
this capacity his good looks and graceful,
figure attracted the notice Of Queen
Christina, and she took it into her head
70 adopt him as her protage. He evi-
IDENTIFY turned his opportunities to the
best account. for he died a millionaire
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11
Vital

AK the most eminent physician
a. any school. what II the best ting
il Tic rli FOR quieilug ami atayins al
irritation IL the nerves and curire Al
forms Of n,rvou- complaints giving nat
nral cht Hike refreshing >ter always!
Ari h.y will tell yoa uni ,sitalIng'y
>ouc iurm % Hops,
CHAPTER =
Az any OF all ot the mo I eminent
phy>Iciau>
What Is the best aul en- iemedy
hat can bc relied on 10 cufe ali Dis
ekcs OF the Kidneys and "a organs
such a. Bright disease. diabetes, reten
tien or inability 10 retain urlue, and Al
the ,ii~ea>,- aud ailments ocular 10
Women .,
And they viii tell you exphc tly and
emf h~atically Buchu
AZ the same phys. lan>
Mat l. the most reliable aud sure>t
cliy or al liver diseases or dyspepsia
u.tpation. Indigestion, 81 business,
ma u altcvcr, AEue, &c, aud they VIII
tell YOU
Mandrake or Dandclion
hguce, when these remedies are com
bnri With others equally valuable
y / compounded into Hon Bltiers,
such wonderful and mysterious curA
ti>c lower l. developed which l. 50 IVA
RED ia H. operations that 20 disease 81
llt,uth can possibly exist or resist -
power. aud yet IL j.
harmless for the most ir4ll wumtE.
weakest invalid Or smallest child 10 use.
CHATTER
Patients
Almost dead or nearly dying
For wears, and gwen up by physicians
II Bright's aud other kidney diseases,
liver complaints. e ere coughs called
con~umption. have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness,
w~akefuilness aud various diseases recu-
iar 10 women.
People drawn ont of shape from ex-
cruciating paug> of rheumatism.
Infammatorv aud cfreuic, or suffering
nom s~cro'ula
ErySipeias
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dysrep.
ia. Indigestion, aud in fact all diseases
trail
Nature l. heir Ia
Have been cured by Hop Ritfe"s,
proof Of which can be found III every
ncighhorhooI ~ the known world
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11

HANGED ON MONDAY. VIM. Henry
Jones, who killed acting Deputy Sheriff
Blake, was arraIgned before judy,
Phillips and sentenced to be hanged OF
Monday, August 9Th, between the hour
IT + am and $ a IN at the usual lace OF
execution Alter sentence, had bcei
pronounced the condemned man told tn,
ledge that he was glad he had heer
spared for tie had made a profession o.
religion aud was ready to die
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11

The Able VI igno has formed a ON
pany III P..rl- aud has rai,,i $3.50. 900
for the purpose OF dragging the Rcd Sea
ard Filter Lakes in I'D + to recover the
cbarIots, treasure. arms and other re-
mains Of Phara"h's host, which he be-
levtsto lie here, covere with a saline
deposit. The research will be prosecuted
by divers. The exredition is ready to
leave NarSeilles, .Da : only detained by
the outbreak Ut c%nolera at the Red Sea
ports.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11
Maud Muller and the Apples.

Maud Muller stood one summer day,
Quietly raking the new mown hay.
In the apple orchard, plain to be seen.
Was plenty o~firuil, both hard and green
Hastily size ate green apples, till She
Vas doubled up like the letter Y.
With pain III her stomach and tears in
her eve,
Maud Muller thought : e would surely
die.
But soon came an end of her woefui
grief,
For PAIN KILLER brought her sweet re
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11
Hopeless Epilepsy Cured.

The doctors pronounced my case to
be one Of epilepsy says our correspon-
dent. w. G Browning, Attorney at Law
Judso>ia, Ark and declared death to
be my only reiief. Samaritan Nercine
has cured me- Get at druggists. 81 50
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11

- Old birds are not caght with
chat" Therefore seek and find the
pure golden grains of health 10 Kidney
Wort. Women, young or old. married
or single, if out of health, will be great
" benefited by taking Kidney Wort.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11
LOCOMOTIVE LINZ REVERSE.

Midi at Atlanta Exposition .8Sl. 10 AMI IL Horse r. yer
~. u;;,bout Indepenient Pun q Water Tank or Canopy 10y.
uendent Pump or Water tank.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11

a good deal Of hecring aud mixiu@ of
drinks is going on just now IN the lelty
month of June. A crowd o six = cad
dry were sitting round a T. r the other
day when the seventh man entered and
exclaimed: I'll bet there am IA cent IN
this crowd Ill tell you what I'll DO.
I'll stand treat if you'll all agree t. do
Just as | do" They all agreed, and he
said he'd take whiskey and all declared
they'd do the same, and then after drink
ing he pulled out ten cents and paid for
his. and with the most atfable bow OF she
season left orders to do the same they
griuned at the joke, but had 10 come to
time. Though there was "a better sell
than that at jim Anderson In Lynch
burg a stranger entered and found SIX
old soakers sitting in the bar he dellbe !.
ately counted, (polntlng his finger at
EACH one, two, three, four, i've. SIX nj
then oiut'ng to himself he al seven
land right here one OF the si4 SPIT "a guid
of tob tccU ont of his mouth. me
mp seven beers Mr.. Ba~rkeeper,' said the
stranger. and all the six got up and stood
ready, tut what was their horror to see
the stranger deliberately drunk ali the
seven beers, pay Tor them and cnolly walk
out 1t stopped two Of them immediate
Y rom ever drinking any more. -Roos-
rtUe Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11
1882.
FIRST PREMIUM Ar RALEIGH FALL, 1882.
New Monarch Traction Engine,
GUIDE w!Tg o. WITHOUT HORSES.

I other prominent u .nufacturrr-. First Premium q
Wi,L II ,nble Spne Travels 3 - g niles per hour. " ~
Ia and - Horse Power. With or without Steering "eAr' M
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Fo.aEr - = All M~h-1
Berthe and Roundabout Ut.

III ., la Merry ilul township. Jon.-
han Leicester. lu the lit yca ,l ~
aee. Deceased teg&n life With b 'iih
and emery his ouy clp!ts. raj =
arse family. wa :0tci aua re~ieced
universally. a4I never oS,d a5ilAI "a
cent tor two 81 three ppcsur VISITS "a hte
i,>t illness Ills door VA, ever OTIS ~
he needy and distressed, and. VITA iuli
confidence Ia the goodnes> ol the fstnor'
death. which wA> 10 HIM a welcome
visitor relieved him ot his >atfer'n.s %
June 25rd.
Ike Davis. bill Deunp- aud Monroe
Bell. all cuil,i raTtooA TOO
freely OF the ardent on last Saturday
night, aud raised merry h at The cliS
! IT Merry Hill. DAVIS aud DemPs were
lighting Bell, who Ma cut from the ieil
armpit to the abdomen through 10 t1e
! boiler" also a llttle scratch from tn,
Jeff ear to c9gucr d mouth, -reNeaiin-
the Bells ciapper -egIargIng his nash
trap likewise. Last ocuuuto he wa> 10
ing we'll under the >kilitul treatment .
pr. j. II. Keith.
Bears are getting numerous, AMI :
some neighborhoods qLI,e Troublesome
A big hunt Is organized Tor July In
Crops looking unusually wei y
serious damage by the frequent ''N0uns
Hood Health IN the communl'y -el
orally good. Me,srs. j b. Nichols /
j. Webb, j. T Rayuer and many other:
leave very shortly for Mays Head, 90,
of the most pleasant resorts - rs
Southern coast. Socletys, Brotherhood
etc, are all the rage t%hrorghoui thl~ a.
tire section. Oue was recently ufCan
zed al Black Jack. called the L a
green Club"-Matthias Augustus i'lo
senburk, elected See, Pres aud lree
de is perfectly bril- liant and fresh and
more verdant Scion could not be chn,,u
Their work is t. eulighten the he4jncn
but remember, brethren the 81 lp,ur'
saith. Verify. verify say unto YOU
charity b~esinneth ii home. hit.
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Disston Saw, 1919.
Ratchet Feed. $50 extra.
Our Jet Pump Will raise watar uu' OF
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Wrie for circular, giving dimensions
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New Eagin aud Boiler of any size
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uhuroh D,rsosory.,

NJ n. y. .Wrishtpastos. Reg.iIas
tsfy1rse on sunday at II Am. and 7:3O r N. Sun.
day school 1t : p. m. Prayer aud CHS meeting
Wednesday evening at 780.
Ylbsf PRESBYTERIAN NCHukcH-Cornee ROlette
aAa Third atteets. Rev. B. J. CresMell, pastor
0eAbathi services 1t II .. m. and 7:S0 p. m. Sab
besh school at y O'Clock. Wednesday evening ser.
vice at . o'clock. PASTORS residence on Rolette
street. near the church.
.CoAehHaArIoNALC CHUncH-Rev. w. Ewing, pas
tss. services In the Kittson Hail. sunda, $50 p
.. Sunday school and Bible-claA. 8 p. m,
Prayer meeting Wednesday In the school house .,
7:so p =. All are cordially invited.
.CArHoLlc CuuRcH-Rey. Father IArche, pastor.
Services at s:3os .. m. aud $50 ,. m.
RrrscofiL CHuscH-Rev. T. II. villiers Ap.
plssy, u. A., missionary. services In Chris!
church. VI. Vincent every Sunday q IL Z. m. and
2 p. y. Herviees at the Public School huildins
Ssabina, 1t $50 on Sunday. Sabbath-school q
Hors PIEssyrEsIANCH CHURCH ST. Vincent MINI.
1sv. J. d Cresweu, pa6tor. Services at Chris
CanreA As3esy Sabbath st $50 p. m. 8. 8. at 2:So.
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