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w ing Apoly 10 L Krapf, colorado ''''1'
WANTED "A situation as houSexeepar g.;
w good 'Hmly or hOiel, by a miudIe'assSS
widow lady; 60 children; reference given sHt
required, Address Mrs Conan, box ~ Sbas1I
man Texas. marll-l,v
Nt1ANTED. You To send me a postal card ~.
w fore You let the contract to build ,bs,
fence Fine front fences OF irOA or wood a So
cialty, Bois d Arc posts now on hand, G n
overleese, 4. Ross avenue marll&w ti
NANrED.--A girl 10 take care of chill
w and help with house. work ~ BRYAN \,
near Female college marii.G,
llANrEp-A boy II or L. years old IN MAJ
w himself generally useful. Apply Ia {, ii
Edwards 725 Main street. marlI.si
MTANTED-A gOverneSs who can teach Ian,
w and music James b Simpson. marl9i,U
MIANTED-rwo good uhambermaids Grand.
w Windsor hotel maria y,
Az ANrED-25 carpenters wanted to work N,
w hotel at LampasaS Springs, Texas good
wages healthy place Kane Bros, Con,raclorsH
---.------ marS-4t
IA Travelling statesmen m all parts a,
w Texas For ,ull particulars address ~
G Graham Il Co., Terrell Texas Refere, cos
| Ieqou'cu' -- marlin
| NKJANTEN--YOu to stop at the NATIONAL
| w HOTEL, First.ClaSs accommodations AZ
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
/ TWENTY-FIVE CENr2 PER DAY. Board md
| lodging from y so to 81 per week The build.
ing is brick with three stairways In case OF fra
Located In the business portion Of the CITY only
one square from Strecl'Car line, and one souare
/ from Teas II Pacific and Missouri Pacific Dennt
1 Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road tive us trial, and be convinced
/ lhnt you cav get good accommodation and save
money by stopping nj the National J. ORR
PROPRIETOR jHul9.lyr
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Hop Bitters Will Give you New
Life and Vigor.

"HOP BITrERSis an elegant healthy and
refreshing ilavoudg for sick room drinks, i'm
pure water etc. rendering them harmless and
aCh.
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Shfn S9ll Per day a, home sample. bvo,t
y n,vWsS VA 70 nee. Address stnsou 4 Co !.
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SO Awsek. sle a pay a, homo easily n.d.
lnsn.,s o,W.y oulht free, Address True 4 "a
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O'Clock to-day, no wind storm prevailed
here. A heavy fall OF snow occurred az all
outlying places IN this province There
was no sudden rise o. the -. Lawrence
river during the day.
THOSE CADETS.
WAsulNGToS March II Tie secretary
OF the navy has addressed the following let
ter to Tie superintendent at the naval acad-
envy, relative TO eases OF certain cadets
deficient ia conduct at the recent semian-
nual examination:
Navy Department Washington. March 10
The case OF Ma al Cadets frasiet, Quim-
by, Sweeting, Spartlng aud McJsdd, are
referred back 10 you Tor further considers
ton aud final recommendation. All papers
relative to them, which have been trans
United to the department by you are here
with returned and various letters interced
ing in their behalf are also sent for your
consideration. IL is not intended TO inter
fere, except for extraordinary occasions,
with such measures and rules as the super
intendent and academic board may adopt
Tor the discipline and instruction OF cadets.
Such frequent interpretations procured by
agents oi Influential friends Of cadets would
demoralZe the academy and finally
change IL from n school OF
special instruction and severe dis.
ciplne, designed to tit cadets Tor
the perils, emergencies and patriotic enter
prlses of military life, into an ordinary M
stitution of learning. 1t should not be
thereafter maintained at the public ex'
penso of $4,000 annually. In msking
| your final recommendation reasonable lon-
ienoy should be shown TO cadets when i'm
proper conduct NAV have resulted from
haste or youthful thoughtcssness,
and their further career should not he
clouded by dismissal for SINAI, causes. On
the other hand, tho real welfare of the
whole school should inexorably control the
action of the authorities, and the effect
which may be produced upon the great
body of cadets by the retention Of the
present g-doers shall have full weight
in the decisions. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. CHANDLER,
Secretary of he Navy
TO Captain r NJ Ramsay, superintendent oil
| the Naval Academy:
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S. NELSON,
Architect & Builder,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

Plans and drawings In elevation with ,,,o,,o.
cations aud estimate, Tor chnrch,s ,cboois
uaeihAlng houses halls, cottages etc otto N,p,
nhhe1 on short notice. Construction snnor,,,'
%n ,', when desired. lfthe contract ls awarded
w ,I ,Sd NO Shsrge Is made for the drawings. All
my Wott VIII be done In the hest workmnn,n a
manner, Correspondence rnrnntv sitarSnI ~
nnn tolochNn et aN,hllhntnhr N,, hnnH 'N''''N" w
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

We warrant SIX Boxes OF Or. X. @. WRISTS
ScrNo and Braln Treatment IN curn ali
SivoHs Disease either male or female, u
sah" Mc, hSi'ure such Ms Nervous Head.
spermaorrhma and Involuntary Emissions
o Wv, ny oyework OF the brain, solf-abvsc
ow,, AUD VIII give u written Ruaraniec VIII,
vH0u n, otdof, sgrceInE TO rpnind The money
months. PricN 81 per box. Al, sw.v ~ y, az AZ
avn, prepaid bymall on recent OF prics ana ~
antees issued by Y, fREDp .iCKsoN whnla,
NY enu Retail Druggiet New oilpann La ov.
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itNE @Rlr.


EONsALE-High class poultry eggs for hates,
ing; Plymouth Rocks, 10 for 81; White LEG.
horns, l3 for u 81; Brown LeghOrns Is for 81 "a
Leave order with W sartou & Co G25 Elm
| street. Dallas Tex marls1w
FOR TRADE-A new piano drst-class make
To trade fora lot In the residence part of tho
city, Cedars preferred. Address Piano" Her.
adj offiCe. maria iw
/ EOR SALls-A top buggy, nearly new. Apnlv
/ j 10 {. ii Edwards, 125 Main street mariI.l
nor aALE--A farm containing one hundred
j and fifty acres Ofcultvated and five acres Of
timber land, three miles sout Invest of Dallas m
the Cedar hin road Farm is Wei imnr ,rrS Up
containing orchard and plenty of water. Chcap
for cish. Apply to VIM, Kimbrough, on The
PREMISES ---- mario 2w
EOR SALE--My house and lot corner Ross ay.
L enue and Johnson street. For further in
formation apply TO d. \. Fawcett Agent Teyas
FIX. Co. 0 T. Campbell, Dallas Tex mar6.lm
NOR SALE-Cheap, for cash, 1879 acres of
L land, on White Rock, IL miles north of bal.
las new house; rooms 60 acres in cultivation
balance timber; good well of water, cribs Stable
and peach orchard; title perfect. For particu.
lars apply TO J. Il, stroud. Richardson, Texas
or Mrs. g. + WiIlburn, on the premises. Mrs
Q II, Willburn. marleoF9w
nor SALH-A fam % actes under improve.
i ment l0m1es north Of Dallas with or with.
eut stock aud implements. Address DR.. Thorn.
rs, Dallas, Texas, feb2S.lm
EORSALE--li, lbl acres, 10 be sold as n whole
| or in sections, in Kent county; part on lone
Tune, and part IN cash and other property: rare
chance a. II ReatG Co. icbl-thurS&suno
NOR SALE-A new buss. made by milburn
L Manufacturing Co. of ST. Louis: will be sold
atless then cost. Apply to John rinnpgan
Denton Texas ianl5tf
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ssor QetEr.

EoR RENT Elegant, c0mmodl0rs rooms fnr,
L nlshed, to rent to gentlemen only. Go Mar.
ket street. marll.w
LOk rem o. The second story of the brick
/. house, corner of Elm and Ervay streets con.
mining i've rooms and three closes. Apply TO
J. C. Bogel, city hall. mar ll.4t
NOR RENT-A nice front room, with southern
exposure. Apply at 1927 Commerce St.
marll-tf
IGOR RENf-twO houses, No. llOl au. ~
A. Elm street. Apply 10 J. W. Thompson
1911 Main sheet marG.tf
EOk RENT-rwo good pianos at {, II. ed.
4 wards, 725 Main street mar;.lw
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ElLisceIlaneone Ulanfs

IVANTED-Two shoemsk1rs: a 5 for Raj -;
w ing. Apoly 10 L krapf, colorado
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'llow have men comprised immortal achieve
mentS
How have they nodded the world To their will
lis thar mid sorrows and threats and bcreave.
mentS,
Never get up was their principle still"
-lClucinnau Enquirer
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Fools come into my head aud Then write"
Mrs. Macbeth strikes the keynote when
she shouts, ITO bed to hedl" People hunt
the world over for pleasure, indulge IN ali
sorts of mad p'anks IN their search tor re-.
creation and reposc roam from the north
pole to the Southern Cross, penetrate
African j,,ngles and freeze with Siberians
and laplanders, climb the Alps, and swell
ter 1T Saratoga and Long Branch in pursuit
of pleasure. Alas! they seek happiness
where 1t is not, aud neglect it where it is
in bed.
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NNANrEp-A boy u or Il years old 10 mai.
w himself generally useful. Apply 10 {, II
Edwards 72j Main street mariii ~,
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Hop Bitters is What You Need

IT on are old and your blood thin and i'm.
pure pulse feeble. your nerves unsteady and
your faculties waning,
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QuEpec, March il.--Hcathe Point, Anti
cost Island, reports u very heavy southeast
gale there during the past night. IL Is also
showing. About twenty seals were seen on
the ice, TWO miles northward of that sta.
ton. The ice there Is heavy, and but little
water seems amongst IL. 10 the south the
gnlc has not abatcd much. though at all
all stations II Is reported az undertaking.
.~-@-.~ WILL REsisr.
tho. shoe manufacturers to-day II was de.
cided 70 resist In tho courts the royalty de-
manded Of the Donald Mckay company for
The u.e Of machines. A large amount was
raised for the purpose. The company
patent expired July o, 1870, since which
time $500 900 has been paid them.
MONTREAL. NV
MoKrRsAL, March liza very heavy fAl
Of SNOW. In iAct the hsAviess Of the Who'll,
ssosou, bogan yesterday noon, and oni,
ceased ~ , o'clock this lNsrnoon. VIII
! ehs exception Of > little blow ffoms 10 i
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FOR TRADE-A new piano, trSt-class make
to trade fora lot in the residence part of Tho
city Cedars preferred. Address Piano" Her.
adj Office marta Nv
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DOR sALH-A farm; 95 actes under improve
i menp 10 miles north of Dallas with or with.
cut stock and implements. Address DR.. rhom.
RS, Dallas, Texas feh0s I'm
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ST, John, n. b., March 1.-THE storm
which prevailed last night subsidized at 8
this morning. The wind hauled around
nom tho south to southwest, and finally,
th,s FORENOON, TO the west; The tide to-day
broke over several wharves. Little damage
was done. Tonight the wind is blowing
hard from the west, with snow squalls.
Though the weather is stormy, IL would at
tract no attention but for Virgins predic-
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Hop Bitters VIII Restore You.

| III you are mau of business or laborer,
weakened by the StraiH Of 'our everyday du-
ties, or man OF letters toliing over your mid
night work
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Hop Bitters Will Strengthen
You.
Hop Bitters win Relieve You.

II You are in the workshop, on the farm, nj
the desk anywhere and e el that your 81 stem
needs cleansing toning or stimulating, without
intoxicating,
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TRUTHS.

III YOU are a minister. ard hav. oyertsxed
yourself with your pas ora! duties. or mother.
| worn OUT with care and WORK
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Kvkr'NumiFNI y, W. NICHOLSON, lately In
cQmunnd Of the European station, was
plooed On The retired list yesterday BY tho
operation Of thelAv. lie IL succeeded In
9opnend q she Eurcpsan fleet BY Rear.
A9n1a. Y u: BAldwln, firm erly member
~ " Sspos,Ss ooerl. Roar. Admiral ".
SlE :s1s w s 70 retired 4, April neat,
M 5lIsI1 mn val + Silsd ~ ~ tho %
1l14,,Q q w. A. 4ohukldt, now on
1oly WA shsr.ykl sdyileyy board, "
ss,:s.sIs g ! !li - having d!,ss.s,
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EOR SALE--My house and lot, corner Ross ay.
L enue and Johnson street. For further in.
formation apply TO D. \. Fawcett, Agent Texas
Elk. Co. T. Campbell Dallas Tex mar6.lm
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-31
VERNON.

Farmers are busily engaged pre-
pairing ground for wheat.
Friends from Saginaw and Farm
iDgton are visiting at the residence
of Marvin Peck.
Carrie Burnett is teaching a fall
term of school in the Holmes district.
DIR. B. G. Sickles, in company with
friends, is spending a few days at
Niagara Falls. If he has gone there
with the idea in view of contemplate
ing that which Captain Webb failed
to do, hope he will go on the Cana
dian coast to make preparations and
arrangements. Cor.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-31
HENDERSON.

Rev. J. w. Chapman, agent of
the American Bible Society, is now
canvassing in this county for the sale
and gratuitous distribution of Bibles,
preached in the church here last Sum-
day. He is engaged in good cause
and should have sympathy, help and
4 Godspeed from the friends of the
Bible cause.
Rev. Mr.. Scott pastor of the Hen
derson M. E. circuit closes his con-
ference year Sunday, Sept 9th,
preaching at Henderson in the morn
ing and at the Goss school house in
the afternoon.
Mr.. Palmer has sold his mill to
Mr.. .Drury, of Bennington.
Our place is usually very quiet and
we'll behaved, but there was little
racket among some of the boys few
nights ago that was no credit to any
one, especially the settling it up Sun
day by more sparring. Boys don't
do it any more.
A little son of Mr.. Alvin Jones was
hurt quite severely last Friday. A
team being left few minutes he took
up the lines and attempted to climb
into the wagon, the team starting he
got badly jammed between the wheel
and the box. 1t is thought he will
recover.
The S. S. Picnic last Thursday was
a pleasant one. The Sunday school
from the Clark school house in Rush
made a good showing as they came
into our village headed by the band
of martial music. Uniting with our
Sunday school the procession march
ed to the grove to the sound of fife
and drum. The audience were much
interested in the speeches. Addresses
were made by Rev. Mr.. Reed, OF
Owosso, Rev. Mr.. Williams, aso by
Messrs. Holman and Dunning, Of
Corunna.
We begin to fear the Toledo and
Ann Arbor r. r. will not come to
Henderson. 1t will be good thing
for Owosso, but we can get along
with out it. A. p.
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I. O. G.. II.

The Shiawassee county lodge I. o.
G. T. took place on the r4th inst. at
Bancroft and was an honor to the
town. Before the hour of com.
mencement the hall was wen filled.
In speaking of the exercises we shall
be forced to speak in general rather
than in detail. The mere reading of
what was sung, read, or spoken fails
to convey the same sense of energy,
thought and charm which the delivery
of such productions furnish. Suffice
the rendering of the themes were all
good. Nor can we describe the
rousing effect many Of the speeches
had upon the temperance sentiments
of the people. All who helped to
make the evening so pleasant and
profitable have our thanks, especially
staid old Crystal Fount, which seems
to have lost none of her former use
fulness and which was ably repre-.
sented. The reading of the names
of those she added to the evenings
entertainment might seem a sufficient
guarantee of its quality. Mr.. ]. H.
Hartwell made two speeches, neither
of which were lengthy, both of which
were forcible and in which he most
earnestly urged us to see which could
do the most and best work in the
next three months. Also, which
lodge could furnish the most enter
tainment for the next county lodge.
AL. Clark was called upon for re-
marks. He responded in his happy,
humorous way, accompanied by his
rare good sense. ]. Phillips furnish
ed a comical selection which called
forth hearty laugh and applause.
Miss frankie Black recited one of
Tennyson's poems in very attractive
manner, which was listened to with
marked attention. Thanks were
given to E. l.. Brewer for his services
as w. C.. for the evening. We regret
ted very much the enforced absence of
Dewey Of THE TIMES. Com.
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NEW haven.

Mr.. Joseph Ritzel, of Owosso town.
snip, has built five barns this season.
One for Mr.. A. Evans north of
Owosso, and four in New Haven
township for the following, Messrs.
Amos, Cramer, Kurle and Freeman ;
four of them any way are capacious
splendid barns. He is now at work
on one for Mr.. Barclay.
Mr.. S. Jones has very nicely re-
painted his house.
Royal Jones one and half miles
west of West Haven is building a
brick house.
A son of Morris Linsday was shot
in the hand last week by the acct
dental discharge of pistol. DIR.
Hume was called.
1t is said that the Trustees of the
M. E. church have bought the old
cheese factory standing near the
church and will tear it away, using
The material to build shed for teams.
A good improvement and it will
make the corners look better.
Mr.. Newell Kilburn and wife, be.
cause Of her poor health, have re-
moved from their home in Caledonia
to live with their son on the State
road.
Mr.. Phineas Burch, one Of New
Ravens pioneers and since the or
ganizaticn of the township for many
years Supervisors, along with Mrs.
Burch is living at their home on the
State road rather retired from public
life because of their impaired health
and somewhat advanced wears. They
have the sympathy and esteem of
many friends. d.
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filed it with dry goods, boots and
shoes, groceries, etc., and is doing a
lively business. He is, also, in the
wheat market andbrought his firstload
here on Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Stiff will commence to
manufacture cider at his mill about
the first of September, and is in the
market for all the apples that are
offered.
These additions to the business o.
our place make things lively, and we
begin to put on village airs as mat
ter Of course.
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A BARGAIN

will be given you, if you will be
thoughtful, prudent and wise, and 60
to the Family Supply Store for your
groceries. Down! down ! down |! !
We are below the lowest on prices
and always keep the best goods. Old
Paul Johnithan says: 81 knows
them little dauchmans always pays
the biggest prices for booter and
aier." Come in and carry home a
basket of samples that costs you
nothing and happy will be the fami-
ly circle in the evening when seeing
them and hearing the prices.
G.. DIETRICH.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-31
OWOSSO PUBLIC SCHOOL.

OWOSSO PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The schools will open on Monday,
Sept. 8, as announced in the papers
of last week.
On Friday and Saturday, Aug. 81
and Sept I, examinations will be
held in the central school building
for the accommodation of any who
may wish to be admitted to the
schools.
On Saturday, Sept. I, any pupils
of the school who were conditioned
on last years work, but allowed to
make up the work during the vaca-
ton, may present themselves at their
respective school-rooms for examina-
ton.
Will the teachers any of whose pu-
pills were conditioned as above
stated, please be present to assist in
examinations on Saturday.
A teachers meeting will be held in
the Superintendent office on Satur-
day, Sept. 1, at a p. m.
o. c. SEELYE,
Supt. of Schools.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-31
BURTON.
Cor.

The depot is now completed and
the station agent, Mr.. Miller, is in
charge. 1t is fine building and
will be great public convenience.
Mr.. Lee has opened a store and
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-31
OWOSSO ACADEMY OF MEDI-
CINE.

There will be meeting of the
Owosso Academy of Medicine at
Odd Fellows hall in this city, on
Thursday, Sept. 9th, 1883. Two
papers will be before the meeting
for discussion, one prepared by DR..
Campbell, on Alcohol, and the other
by DR.. Kay, on Assimilation. All
physician who practice rational me-
dicine in this and adjoining coun-
ties are cordially invited to attend.
G.. MCCORMICK. M. D., Sec.
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For SALE-My house and lot stu
ated on Park st. PLATT ELwELL.
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rRArKIrns, nIImt


| nNCNsrth Az ut''-',SNiLIE =.
! Cars run ~ tOllUWsH
leave Lancaster (r. u p"pu' q, at 2, ,, at,,y
ll30 "a. M, ant 3 T. q ana $50 y. IN, UNueot or,
Saturday, " hem the lu4t car IOlvus at ON d. W,
Leave NiluTtNilly Nuo"t oudD ut b. E. tnd,lt
a. NJ, ami |, 3, o aud y. uu
Cars run drilv on ~ byo timU Stustpl Ou sun
day.
A tDLUMBiA A IURr DEPOSIT Rail.
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains nov run regularly ON the Columbia
" Fort Deposit Railroad ON tho following
umO:
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lancaster .gntelIigenrcr.
MONDAY rvEsINo, NOV. 8, itss.
.loo.mo,lye In mid-Air.

A large force OF men, under the direction
of Superintendent Goodwin, were at work
ali Sunday and Is still employed trying to
remove an engine which lies in bad posi-
tion on the Lehigh Valley bridge, over the
Delaware, near Easton. Work was begun
Sunday morning relaying the track ON
portion of the bridge, aud Will, it was in
progress a heavy freight train, with an
engine in front and behind, ran ON the
bridge. Before the rear engine could be
stopped it had pushed the front part OF the
train into the torn up bridge and the
engine was overturned aud thrown into
position from which it will be difficulty to
extricats It. The front Of the engine Is
against the side of the pier aud the rear Is
wedaed into the eni of the iron span
There is nothing under the center OF the
engine and, as the bridge Is y'ry high, 1t
is impossible TO work az it from b1lOw.
No derrick that can be brought to the spot
can lift the ponderous engine, aud 1t eau
only be removed by tedious hauling with
block and tackle. Tho bridge span Is
damaged aud the loss is considerable. The
bridge is double track, 50 that trayel is not
impeded. The engineer of the damaged
engine stuck 10 his post until the forward
trucks left the rails.
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Aareat r,re nagiug IN London.

A great fire is raging iu East London.
It began yesterday aud has been raging
with considerable fury ever since, detyinG
the united exertious of almost the whole
city force of tiremsu. over twenty five
engines are on tue spot aud neatly tive
hundred fremen are engaged in subduing
the flames. The premises on fire are used
as timber yard and large stores of lumber
are being consumed, threatening the
densely populated district. For a time the
fire was subdued, but it broke ont atresh
again with renewed vigor aud is burning
fiercely, causing CONSERVATION in the whole
neighbOrhoOd,
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NEVER FAILS
SAMARITAN
NERVINE.

"NOU CLAIM Too MUCH tor SAMARITAN
SEEvlNE," -ay- "a -kopttc How cam one met
iCluc ur II specific Tor EPILEPSY. DNSPEP-
olN. COllOLl~M. OPIUM EATING.
RNEl VI NTl~M. SrERM ATORkI H.. or -kAl.
Al WEAKNESS and fVv other com.
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