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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-27
HAMILTON,

Wheat 81 cents.
Snow is rather scarce commodity in
this vicininty.
L. A. Rose left to-day for Lisbon, where
he has business with Judge Hudson.
Mr.. Bethune, of Port Arthur, and
brother of our old friend Rod, is visiting
friends in town.
1Ol farmers are in from the mountain
these bright days getting ready for spring
while the roads last.
Hagerman & Joy have bought Fred.
Yerxa's stock of furniture and now enjoy
a monopoly of the business.
Pembina county teachers examination
is to be held here April eth and 9Th.
Another indication of our central posi-
ton.
If they ask you the cause Of all this
joy, why tell them Nick is the father of a
bouncing baby boy. So spoke C.N Asset
tine on Saturday morning. Mother and
child are doing we'll.
The hearty voice of o. H. johnson is
heard OH our streets once more. We are
glad to learn that Mrs. Johnson, who ia
to remain south till June, has been great
ly benefited by the change. We will
have to omit the promised history as it
would take too much space.
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HerdinR.

The undersigned will start herd ut
the opening of the season and will be
prepared to give all proper care to all
animals entrusted to them. Terms, one
dollar per head per month.
JOHN MELDRUM,
3l-3m MARTIN BENTLY.
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31-3ill

Trappers and shippers of flrs will re-
ceive prompt remittances and the high
est market price, and save per cent.
commission by sending their furs direct
to &C. SIAYNE,
Fur Manufacturer,
103 Prince st., New York.
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A Gentle Hint to Town and Country
House Keepers.
Ifyou haye not been at Thompson's
Grocery Store yet, just drop in and see
him, he will be glad to see you and think
it no trouble to give his prices before
making your purchases elsewhere. Also
will exchange for butter and eggs.
Remember the place.-Old Express
Office, Pemblna.
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Teacher Wanted.

For school Dist. No. 10, Pembina coun-
ty, ID. T. School to commence about
April 18th. Forfurther particulars apply
before April LIST, stating terms, &C., to
L. o. JOHNSON,
Dist. Clerk, Pembina, DIT.
March 6, 1885. 1886
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Farmers,

Farmers.
We are prepared to loan Flax Seed on
time, and make contract to purchase the
crop. For further particulars apply at
Pillsbury & Hubert Elevator Co., Ham
ilton, Dakota.
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sr.rHOMAs.


How does cutter run out east, Tom?
The rink is rolling along every after.
noon and evening.
A carload of horses came in ON last
Tuesday for Mr.. Hudson.
Colds are prevalent amongst small
children and in fact grown persons too.
The night has been changed for the
Blue Ribbon meeting, from Monday to
Friday.
q. w. Lemon has returned from his
visit to the east and is looking the better
of the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gull have the sympathy
Of their friends in the death of their in.
FAINT daughter.
Miss Houston, from Grafton, was in
town visiting her sister at the Garfield
House last week.
The weather took quite change on
Monday and was blowing and showing
every little while.
Our friend Nelson L. Derby has re.
turned from his eastern visit and looks
as fat and Jolly as ever.
DR.. Green has left our city and DR.,
Evans from Grafton has taken his place.
We hope he may do well.
Hon. Henry stong and family have
returned to Crystal for the summer
We are sorry to lose their society.
Mr.. Squires and family have gone Ia
Auburn where they intend farming this
year. They have purchased land there.
Mr.. Jos. Grandy, who has been visiting
bis brother this winter, has taken his
departure for Manitoba. We hope to see
Jos. back again.
There is a well being dug for the use
Of the town at the west end of Cleveland
avenue. Quite an improvement to St
Thomas water works.
A meeting was held on last Monday
night to incorporate the town. We hope
1t may be. Just good time of the year
The ladies will he able TO go up street
without getting their feet wet.
There was splendid programme rem
dered on last Friday at our Literary
Meeting, although the attendance was
not as good as usual. The champion
skater having attracted few of the boys
| IN Eraffnn that evanin0
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BAY CENTRE

BAY CENTRE
Geo. Knowles has rented his farm to
Albert Noice at a per acre.
VIM. Howell's sickness although seri-
GUS week ago, is slowly leaving him.
A stranger has made his appearance at
VIM. Kyles and it is boy. and VIM. Is
heard to whistle cts nice to be &c."
AIRS. Vim. Pack has presented her hus-
band with bouncing big boy, weight
III lbs. Mother and child are doing we'll.
The saw mill owned by Caswell Bros.
is doing q rushing business. It has a
capacity of seven to eight thousand feet
per day.
Mr.. Lutz is busy painting the school
house before school commences which is
April LIST. We understand the trustees
have accepted the application of Miss
Jennie Smith, of Drayton.
The Independent Order of Good
Templars is growing strength. The
number now is fifty-seven, and you,
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died on Saturday night. The family
have the heartfelt sympathy of our en-
tire community.
Homestead, Presumption and timber
culture filings should be taken before
Aug. Short, Clerk of the District Court at
Pembina, Oak. Stiff
Tough & Fadden have on hand for sale
some Of the finest horses ever shipped
into Pembina county. They have made
some trades for light horses, and will still
trade one or more teams If parties de-
sire.
Mr.. John Watt is expected home
this week with his bride. Hosts of
friends are waiting to welcome him. If
John proves to be as attentive to his
wife as he has been to business for the
past two or three years, his marriage will
DO . success, too. Next.
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CALL J. G. Sonderman at his old
stand for any thing in the line of tailor
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TosuBscRlB1ns.

The following ere authorized agents
10 receive subscriptions forth PloNEER-
ExraEss. Remittancescan also be made
direct to this office.
Drayton. r. Smith.
CARLISLE. Observation-Disclosures Edwin Spicef
Cavtleer.. :.....................And Andrew Vassie.
81. Observation-Disclosures. Or. Robson
Crystal .....................A. +. Appleton.
Mountain. ....................H Thorlackson.
Hyde NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hyde.
Ernest. Henry McGuin.
Walhalla.. ...........................H.A A. Mayo.
John Carr.
Bathgate. ..........................C L. Parker
Hamilton. .......................Jo John Mcmillan
Olga.................... Gauthier
Mona......."............. ...........Nels Teveten
Elkwood. .......................O. NJ. Lillesater
Romfo.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Romfo.
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Wanted

A male teacher for School District No. 2.
Address
H. j. BRowN,
Bathgate, p. o. Pembina County, D. 7
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Teachers Denomination.

Teachers Examination.
Spring examination of teachers will be
held at Hamilton, Oak. on Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 9TH and 9Th. Com
mencing at 8 o'clock q. m. OH the 9TH and
closing at noon ON the 9Th. Candidates
are requested to bring Appleton's fifth
reader. c. E. JACKSON, County Supt.
Prof. Montgomery, wee president Of
the university of North Dakota will
lecture to the teachers OH the evening OF
April 9TH.
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NR.C. Moore reioices over the enlarge
ment of his family circle by the arrival
of a little daughter last week. 1t seems
he was having a little levee of congrat-
ulations for several days before our re-
porter caught ON to it. Thus it is while
some are assuming for the first the duties
of paternity others are advancing one
step as family men.
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Teacher Wanted.

At school Dist. No. 3G, for the term of
five months. Duties to commence LIST of
April. State certificate, and salary want
ed. Apply to WM. j. WATTS,
Director,
or JAS. HOWELL, Clerk.
March z, 1885. (33-35) Bay Centre, DIT.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. H. R.
Vaughns youngest child died OH We'd
nesdav evening. He was bright little
boy II months old, joy in the family.
They have the sympathy of all in their
afllictlon.
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Wanted.

A female cook before the 9th of April in
family of two. Fair wagee. For further
particulars apply at this office. Wv
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CRYSTAL.

The Polemic society at Dist. 80 is noll-
est.
How do you feel about Dakota wealth.
er? We feel delighted.
The beautiful snow has about all wink
ed out to return we hope "nevcr moie.'
The revival meeting at district 80 has
been decided success; as II reward fol
clerical labols many llaye been converted
Ifyou wish to live in peace and pros.
pcrity come dwell in Crystal, where
brethren dwell in unity and sisters meet
in prayer.
Money to loan OH improved farms OIL,
easy terms by Aug. Short, Clerk of the
District Court, Pcmbina. DIT. Stiff
Justly may We exclaim; "In the midst
oflifc>is DEATH" From our midst, Oh the
18th of March, John Martin aged 81
The deceased was young man of cs.
Unable character, high moral culture,
and commanded universal respect. His
many friends i'll mourning his departure,
extend their sincere and most heartfelt
sympathy to the bcrcavcd in the loss
they have sustained.
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ALMA,

ALMA.
VIM. stephenson had the misfortune tc
lose valuable OK last week.
J. McCurdy has purchased a fine look
ing team of horses last week.
/. J. Mccarthy started for Minneapolis
oa The 18th to work at his trade. stone
Tssessr. - -
W are told that Mr.. G. Walsh intends
bringing in car load of brood mares
shortly. Success to you George.
Messrs. D. Wand and C. Farrow are
engaged at the present time getting ma.
terial for new houses the coming summer.
Rev. Mr.. Berry breaches every alter
nate Sunday. We expect to see more
people attend divine service for the
future as the weather is getting mild.
The much talked of hog ranch has
gone under for another season and
Johnney intends taking to himselfa help
mate which makes one bachelor less OH
the mountain.
VIM. Hewitt has purchased the farm,
stock and implements of the Rev. J. Nc
Farland. Hereafter Mr.. McF arland will
devote his entire attention and talent to
the ministry.
Town officers were qualified this week.
VIM. Thompson, II. Wand
and H. Stevenson; Clerk, Jos. Powles;
Treas, H. Felix; Assessor, E. o. Hollar
Justices of the Peace, John Mcbride and
D. A. Oakland; Constables, Al. Randles
and Jos. Oakland,
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GAIT. PEnno, of Grand Forks, says we
are bound to have high water this year
on the Red river, if not in April then in
June, but it is not likely to be as high as
three years ago. But all prophets fail
sometimes in high water predictions.
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Items of Interest.
Wanted,
A Girl to do General House Work, Ap-
ply at once to
Mrs. j. H. BIRD,
Pelnbina.
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!, Tar PIoNExa Exrzs fayors the removal
Of the national capital to some city more
easily accessible to our western people.
In advocating this it counts upon the
support Of every true Democrat, in view
of the long and expensive journey that
IL now necessary to be made in pursuit
OF an Office. It 10 all very we'll for people
In New York who can skip over to WASH
lngton in a few hours, but for citizens of
Pembina and other far northwestern
points the thing is an outrage. As many
as dozen Democratic citizens ofPem-
bina have made, OF will soon make, this
long journey-mostly for their health.
however-and the thing is becoming too
monotonous. Letthe question be agitated.
This miserable state of things has already
cost our town up into the thousands
no game yet.
BRlEFs:-Qulte company of young
folks took in the skating carnival at
Emerson on Tuesday evening. The
translation from snow to dry roads is
likely to be easy and gradual. The
first bridge between here and Emerson
needs repairing. There are dangerous
holes in it.
Bro. DEACON is all broken up. He
made application for a postmastership
and the department sent him package
of garden seeds. But he knows how to
reap advantage out Of misfortune. He
has now made desperate onslaught
upon the government for the collector
ship of this district and is every day ex-
pecting large shipment of seeds to set
him up in the business.
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A RuMoE having been circulated that
the horses OIL the Valentine farm east of
St. Vincent, were affected with glanders
DIR. Porteous and Pat O Hara went out on
Tuesday, by invitation, but found the
horses and mules, "A in number, were
healthy and in best of condition.
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correspondent is thinking seriously of
joining as there is no one to drink a
social glass with him. Hurrah for pro-
hibition.
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kAp GOT back Friday morning last hav-
ing had q highly enjoyable trip. He got
..ihe nc" Democratic. administration
working smoothly before he left WASH
ington and returns with good hope for
the future of the cause. To get good
idea of what the great New Orleans
Mardi Gras festival was like you should
hear Mr.. Kabernagle describe it.
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HfTG GEO. KEMP is amongst the happy
fathers, Mrs. Kemp having presented
him with a fine little boy. What a sue
cession of felicities we are having. Let
some one nowreckon our probable popula-
ton by the year 1900.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-27

LAST WEEK we announced three births
i'll town, but it seems we did hot COM
plete the list. The fact is our reporter in
making his round of inquiries failed to
call at several houses and hence, the
commission.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-27

TIE EouINoxrIAL season was marked by
Il very high wind on Monday. But the
weather continues moderate and the
prospects are that seeding will commence
early.
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AROUND TOW N.

Attractive varieties of wall papers at
Moore & Co.'s.
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WE DON'T wish to obscure DIR. Harris
record, but it is fact, nevertheless, that
DIR. Anderson of SPHINX county ofiiciated
at the birth of FIVE Dakotaians in one
day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-27

Z, Moore & Co. haye got in new line
of wall papers and now is the time to
make aselection.
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1OO I1QCC IoC.1 1NGW IOTK
bW Highest References. 1886
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DRAYTON.

A. ]. Wallace is taking in the sights o.
Drayton.
Judge Armstrong of Pembina was in
town Saturday.
The debate on Monday evening was Il
success for the affirmative.
]. D. Wallace arrived Saturday with q
carload of horses. Call ON ]. ID. for q
good animal.
A shower of eggs was the last storm
which visited us. Hens are laying SC
cheap, you know.
Mr.. G. A. McCrea arrived home on
Wednesday last, after six weeks tour
through the different states.
Miss Annie McCrea, who has been Wis.
iting friends at Rockford, ILL.,, returned
on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.
Smith returned the same day. We all
wish them bon voyage through life.
s. F. johnson started for st. Paul OIL
Thursday, to purchase stock of goods
for spring and summer trade. He i'll
tends to bring back a full line of dry
goods, millinery, boots and shoes, and
everything that goes to make up COM
plete stock for general store.
MOUNTAIN.
Mr.. II. Asgrimson is building a resi-
dence in this place. That is but the
commencement of the building boom,
which, from all indications is going 10
strike this place in the near future.
A meeting was held in the church OH
Saturday the 2lst, and affairs relating to
the church and congregation were dis
cussed. Several names were added to
the latter whose number is steadily i'll.
creasing.
An organ has been placed temporarily
in the church and arrangements have
been made to have the choir enlarged
and improved. We have many good
singers here and this step is AN excellent
one and should meet with all possible
encouragement.
T. Mcssrs. e. Peterson and Dan Laxdal,
two young men who for the past two
years have been studying at Luther Col.
lege, in DEBORAH, Iowa, have come and
intend to spend the summer with us,
after which time they intend to return
and pursue their studies. They are botll
good and intelligent young fellows Of
whom VIC never have too many.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-27

Mr.. 7. w. GArrSrY returned from St,
Paul OH Tuesday to prepare for moving
with his family to tine Northwestern
metropolis.
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Hon. P. McHugh and Mr.. W. J.
Mooney and R. d. Hoskins were in town
yesterday.
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Is. d. HARRISON,
Attorney-at-Law Land and Loan bgent. Of.
fee In Webster building, Rolette street,
PEMBLNA, DAKOTA.
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The voting comes off to-day on the
question Of adopting city charter. Not
having been able to procure copy ofthe
charter we are not qualified to speak of
its merits. We understand that it pro-
vides, amongst other things, FOR the cleo
ton of MAYOR and six alderman annually
and for one-third of the proceeds of the
saloon licenses to be appropriated to the
county fund. In other respects it is said
to be like the Grand Forks city charter.
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A COMPANY of militia is being organized
in accordance with the act passed by the
legislature. Success to the project.
More anon.
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The air is full of projects. Aroller rink
is now talked Of.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-27

JOHN JOHNSON has bought the old
harness shop and moved it towards the
west end of Rolette street.
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u. A. ROSE,
and Councillor at Law, Practices in
United States Land Office. Money to loan on final
proofs.
HAlf1LToN, DAKOTA.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
For Sale or Rent.

welI.lccated dwelling. house of four roous.
with good we'll. cellar, and voodehed undsr IN
same roof. 10 for sale or rent.
Also. agood paying business 10 for sale or rent,
Thas 10 good opportunity for anyone desirini
20 engage in business on : small cepital. Oniv
600 cash 10 required.
For particulars and terms spply At the
nlo~ TIMES OFFICE,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
d. 0idend No. 6.

NOT1CE.-A- meeting Of the Board Of Direc.
tors OF the Be levue, Idaho, Mining Company, .
dividend lNo 81 Of ten no. cents per share on tte
capital stock Of the corporation. WAS declared,
payable ON tn 25th day OF Nov ember. 1885, at the
Office Of the Company. +. o. HORN, Sec'y,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
To Rent.

One Restaurant. and one Saloon. Also con.
tract TO let Of running several tnnnela in Hhs
neas bui!ion. and contract to let Of cutting 500
CORDS Of logs. and driving logs. wool. ana rail.
sOca uee. JOHN GILMAN
u'A@sn' Aoaho, NOV. II, 1885. nl7wl*
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THE DOLLAR C0LUMl,

IAovetusemeuts not exceedine IN inch tor too
~; Mnee o. small type) in length will Be inserted II
~ coaumn TOT ono dollar per week. nifty csnta
In uts! insertion and twenty-five cents each I'd.
oisionaI Iinsertion-payahle in sdvance.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
CHRONIC DISEASES
Liver, Blood, and LUNGS

i you feel dull, drowsy, dctilitated, have
sallow color Of skin, or ycIlowish- brown spots
nesc. bad taste ia mouth, internal heat or c6iiS.
alternating With hot flashes, low epiriS anG
gloomy borcbodinss, irregular appetite. and
ge.tiona byspcPsie, and Torpid Liver,
Or @4tlOusncss." In many Gases only
part Of there symptoms are experienced. Al
Golden Medieal Diseovery has no
e. E1. Weak Lung, Splitting q nleeA,
Kindred. adections, It = q sovereign remedy.
Send ten cents In stamps for DR.. Pierccs
book on Consumption. sold by DruSgisss.
PRICE $500. 2Sa eH 9 !. .2YE1s .nsrEHss
Wavldso nie.o.>es, Madlasl lssa.i.Ss..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30

Croy's Ranch for Sale.
This sxceedingly desirable property. which nd.
terms.
For further particulars apply to
nSt4*W G. p. CROY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
Tuning and Repairing.

Pianos and organs tuned and repaired Salts
faction guaranteed. LEGAL references given
address, L. L. HEPBURN,
MA HALEY Idsho
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
Wanted,

Boarding house for . mining company or .
number Of mines in = good locality. Have had
much experience in the business. Apply to 8. J.
Friedman's store for particulars. jylO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
Roof-Paiutiug.

The undersigned 10 pre- pared 10 do all kinds Of
ROOF-PA1NTING In hrst.class style, at the low
eat living rates. Drop orders in the Haley post
office. AUGUST MYERS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute,
SALT LAKE CRY. TJTAu.

One Of the oldest and best equipped boarding
and day schools in the west. Classical, scientific
best Eaatern Colleges. Boarding arrangements
unexcellsd. Halfrates on the railroads obtained
for students. For full informal ion seed for cir.
cular. J. F. MILLSPAU0H
aul9 Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
ITEMS.

A NAN lowers himself. even il he
does get high on whisky HhsteAa9
Times.
DRAM shops are defined by the new
legislation of Kansas rs common
auisances.
THE New York Tribune says arrange
ncnts have been finally completed for
the permanent establishment ct Cos
pel-Tsmperance church in Pittsburgh.
of which Francis Murphy will be the
pastor.
An unusual case. even in the always
terrible annals of the liquor traffic. Is
reported from Grafton. West Virgins.
A wife and mother was found on . re-
cent Sabbath morning in her home
dead. the reason assigned BY the ply
stefan being the excessive use OF liquor.
She leaves four children. two OF whom
arc in Jail with her husband. awaiting
trial for robbery. !
The three new Bishops OF the Churce
Of England are hearty supporters OF the
Teuperance movement within thu
body. The Temperance Record regal
the appointment Of d.. Temple to &c
See Of London - - powerful accessiq6
10 the moral strength Of the AetrqR
OF. y and adds that he will be sincetAe
IL and cordially welcomed BY all cl1p-
. Of Londoness g well = BY his felljw
laborers IN be Temperance move
menk"