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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

The ST. Paul Duluth road will be asked tC
ioin the Northwestern Traffic association.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Aberdeen, Oak, Democrats, held a mass
meeting yesterday and elected delegates tc
the Sioux Falls convention.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Adolph Biermann Of Rochester has been
appointed collector of internal revenue fol
Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

EF- THE WASHINGTON OFFICE OF THE Ghosh Lot1s
rs At THE NoRTHE ST CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND EoURTEENTH STREET
eF- THE CHICAGO OFFICE OF THE GLOBE - al
No. IL TIMES BUILDING.
eT- THE MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE OF ThN "h0DN
Is AT No. 25T FIRST AVENUE SOUTH.
rzs- TIE SALTWATER OFFICE OF THE GLOBE is
At 10 MAN STREET EXCELSIOR BLOCK.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21
NUR. OF THE NEWS.

James Russell Lowell arrived at Boston yes
terday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

The interest is increasing at the Red Rock
camp meeting.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

The eorener's inquest on the body of T. J.
Law found that he came to his death by a
shot from gun in Levinskys hands.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Details of the disastrous storm which oc-
CURED Off Newfoundland Sunday last show
great destruction and numerous lives lost.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Postmaster General Villas is keeping his eye
on the coming Wisconsin legislature, as there
is a United States senator to be elected.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

The fight for the surveyor generalship be-
tween Donnelly and Crooks may result in the
selection of a third candidate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

President Adams of the Union Pacific thinks
the prospects for western trade this season
are tiattering.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

More than So, 900 have been subscribed fo
the Minneapolis newsboys' home.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

The Minnesota State Sunday School asso-
eiation will hold its annual convention in
Faribault, beginning June 80.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Hon. W. P. Murray was given surpris
party on his sixtie..h birthday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Gen. Bragg has gotten all the postofhce
scalps he went to Washington for.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

The queen is said to be particularly anxious
that the Conservatives shall accept Office.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

East-bound business from Chicago contin-
ues light.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Hon. John Sherman and party of distin
guished gentlemen are in the city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

A readjustment Of the salaries of postmas-
ters has just been completed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Three men succeeded in robbing a St. Paul
ctr
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Wealth and happiness seldom trot to-
gether in double harness. Orleans
Picayune.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21
A western Woodsawyer's scheme.

1t is related of a certain Clare ''moon-
sinner" that he sold some pine logs last fall
to a Saginaw lumberman, the same being
cut on land owned by the Saginaw man.
Not long after he sawed the ends of the
logs so as to erase the marks and sold the
same logs over agains The thing worked
so well that he tried it again with equal sue
cess and kept on doing so until the logs,
which were originally sixteen feet long,
We're reduced to twelve feet-then he was
mad because twelve feet was the shortest
measure taken.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

Edward Ada, an escaped prisoner from
Minneapolis, was arrested in St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASH
,NGroN. D. c., June 20, OPP. m.-Observatons
taken at the same moment of time at all st''-
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21
The Dangers of pretty Girls.

PittSburg Times.
Every day tends further toward the con-
viction that if parents would raise their fe-
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21
Trouble in the Traffic Pool.

The first part of this week General
Freight Agent Bird of the Milwaukee d ST.
Paul and General Traffic Manager Wicker
of the Chicago g. Northwestern road will
come to ST. Paul, when meeting of the
freight agents and traffic managers of the
lines interested In the lake trade will be
held. The reason for holding the meeting
in ST. Paul, it is understood, is to force the
ST. Paul & Duluth road into the Northwest
ern Traffic association. 1t has been asked
several times to join the association,
but has refused because 1t thought it was
ablefo hold it's own, and could make as
much money by being an independent line
as it could by pooling its business. How
ever, until it becomes a member of the
Northwestern Traffic association that or
ganization will not be a very strong con-
Germ, for trouble during the season of nav
igation will always be in the pool The St.
Paul C Duluth is really a scalping line, and
as soon as it agrees to main
tain rates it's ''throat is cut"
The reason the Northwestern lines
are so anxious to have the st. Paul & Du-
luth Join their association is that the ST.
Paul & Duluth is making a rate of 10 cents
ON flour to Duluth, while the rate to Mil
waukee is 121S cents The Omaha has a
route to Washburn and meets the 10-cent
rate of the Duluth road and the Milwaukee
& ST. Paul is dissatisfied because the busi-
ness is diverted from Milwaukee. The
Omaha refuses to advance its rates
to 1911 cents to Washburn unless
the St. Paul & Duluth does, and there the
matter rests. The st. Paul & Duluth will
be asked to join the association. If it re-
fuses, the association lines will be compelled
to resort to other means, and will perhaps
offer the st. Paul & Duluth cetrain sum to
advance its rates, or will lower their own
rates and force the Duluth into the asso-
citation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

RIO JOHN CUFF AND CHARLES McD0s.
l. aid; You are hereby notified that !
have expended thrfe hundred t$S00l dollars
In labor aud Improvements upon ne
Lamb lode, On Ruby Hill, In Eurski
Mining District, Eureka county, Neyidt
that being the siDount required TO hold nh
claim for three years ending December y,
1894. and that yonr proportion as co-ownefn
said claim Ia a. follows:
o CuG $50 gk
Charles
And .if within ninety days after ths
notice Of publication you fsil or reiuss
10 contribute your said proportions OF ssla
expenditure. your interests in said cislm
will become the property OF the subsciiDei
under Section 1884, Revised Ststutee Oh tls
United States. T. b.
Eureka. August &c, 1926. Aua1-sn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-20

Cards. neatly printed. with the ,n % :
..For Rent" "For Sale" and "fui bs
Rooms To Let" in large letters 0"A
had AT this Office at 25 cents esch'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-20

Sketches, Cartoons,
And numerous other features have been added.
Also o complete, exhaustive summary Of the
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A Perfect Newspaper.
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Independent I'm Politics,
Il 10 the most valuable chronicle Of political
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The Herald has always been distinguished by
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The Farm Department.
OF the Weekly Herald is practical. It goes to
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The condition of money, columns Of Mfscel-
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-20

a.. . nsvsr.fnlin
Uure for Neryon
DD.e!b~ility,Rxhsusttss
C..s ansy. ileminsl
t meakne'N. sperms
LOST
potency, Parslys,s
s ma All the tsrfibl,
enects ofSelf.Abu...
youthfulfolliesDs mn ~
excuses In mstursss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-20
Railroad Notice.

PASSENGERS INTENDING zESSFP22sf
il to leave for Palisade, Iamss
they wish to be called, will leave tnS nss and
at the jackson House, Parker n1
Bureau Hotel. .cv time VI
Baggage called for. or delivered sny Ma.
day or Light. n. ,Pna Line.
Eureka, New, Sept. 9. 1854.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-20

% memory. LEssitude, Nocturn., vns s Loss
Aversion to Society. Dimness Of vi.i L~,nis.ions
In the HoAd the vital huid passive ,,,on; Noises
In the urine, and many other di.ass aaoosorvsd
toinssnity and death. discusses that lssa
Oh. MINTIE will sQree N ,,.,.
Hundred Dollars for q csseo, ,y !. Five
the VITAL RESTORATIVE s.lndt thai
special advice and treatment) viii suadsr bic
for anything impure or injurtous nos cur, o.
Dk. MINTIE treats all Privsta nsSsuno 10 Il.
cessfuily without mercury. ".sasess u,.
Free. Thorough examination snd ;.,sation
Guiding analysis of urine, IS 90. P,tss sayse, ID.
Hest0raffge, 81 90 . bottle. q, ~ ~ Vial
the quantity. IS %; sent TO snv .dH ivi nna
receipt OF price. or O. o. D.. seonra i y npa
servstion, and In private nnrae n S. .@a %.
A. Il. MINTIE, n. ID. ue'as.
Al Aearny At. san Fraucteoo
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-Sent or
ton by letter stating symptoms. an, .ppae..
strictly confdentisl. w.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY urx,,~
NEPARET1CUM, cures All Nina. -
snd Bladder Complaints, 0onoyyhc. Adaney
Leueorrh1s. For sale by Gil drusciss.' sMss,
bottle, six bottles for Is 90, '"w
DIX. MINTIE'S DANDELIOr mr.,
are the best and cheapest ID YKPRpSTAAIA
US cure In the market, 70, 'ns
all druggists.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-03

ScvusNsrreS, May is-NIr. rhclps. the United
States Minister, arrived today, A lan,O crowd
gathered "a The docks aud two tugs, HAVING on
esard = Inception party. Started oet 10 meet the
My The moment she was sscnallcd. \ enlogsssic
sdtreSs tron The corTsoration of Southampton
was presented 10 Mt. Phelps. The wraiher was
sue and much enthusiasm prevailed. AIR. Lowell
Was provented frota personally Welcoming Mr.
rhelps OWN, 30 the Queea's eoan,snd mat he
shcald dine with her Majesty az Windsor Castle,
ST. rKrEsSsvSo, May iS-Heposts continue 10
mach here frogn Iehersn concerning the revnlt of
The MohsrausedAn rop1lstien ot ksshcar in Chi
ncSc CurscStSn against Chinese rule, II is nov
stated the revo,etionasts havc driven the usnlsr-
ius trnyn all the principal towns Il is alsa said
the leader II the Mohiinnme4lans is a s,, Of Va.
krae Rev, and that be has invoked Russian pro.
tccsicn and has asked Russia d, cc,upy kashcar
and supply TIE retels With arms aud ammunition.
SCNNrN, May iS-9lte Gypnsdiers and Scoss
Guards viii embark tomorrow for En,laud
Geaesal Graham and Colonels Macnsa and Fsgo.
man vii follow with the Australian o,atiucout.
4 battalion ct British iufantr,r With a battery
and Company 81 the Ssppcrs csarysS aud a native
infantry cavrsS will reraNin as tcrmaneut ,,arri
soa under cNmmsad q Cclonol Hutchinson.
I,OSroN, Nav iS-ln The noaso q Lords. this
afternNoa, Ssroa CaSiinStCri Lord rroSitcut ol
the Coancil announced that the Government In.
tended g intcNince bull eril,iyinc lausc num-
her o. hu, not all, the provisions II the Irish
crimes ACT,
The reTost taa, Moasssaoy Moran, Archbishop
Aychhissopsio IS untrue Il Is stated that errinr.
;ol has taken new liSt of names toy the ag,roVal
ot Eaclsnd. whose rVIly Is hourly expected,
banquet was g,vod 10 ConSul General Merritt
in lOa&on, THURSDAY night Whca. cNrly VI the
evcnira,. = health vsS rzorsssed - the Queen aud
the President csgpicd, HCet Raytc sAid IN = low
tO;ass 'Esppy cossshirS.Scu-w and haehelor.''
SeTarn dispatch SaySs The Egyptian Couveu
tlaa cannot ec ratified hy the RcichSsss aos IN.
ul autumn. Austria VIII follow The same course.
The EzcliSA Government has s>kcDt the E,-yY-
nSn Government II It : willing to purchase tbe
railway rissesisl nov "a bNarj the ships at Sna-
kia.
The c7eSth u toe opposition - the prolsasei
Siirit and heer duties in England leads {, the b.
llcs ;hai Mr. Childers viii & compSllci 10 rCvisc
the hgdSst.
The British steamer NEssisss srrivssi at CArueS
YESTERDAY. She had SeeO IN c,llisioa with the
s;eauser Nssss-' ssd ten u ;6c latseEs crew verc
drowned.
The laying % The submarine cable Connecting
ESStnct kcseS with iAe mainland al CrooS Haven
has eeSa S0cosSStully accomplished, and Rcw iSan.
SSilAni'e steamers can BE ,sleSrSphei direas to
ls,,.i,--
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Bn aalsrlln



lig rrirt oi ar c-ir= issusr fr tAe CAsrccilor -
me 6incdon drtciirc uit - .r ne r-cYcTiy known
as be nEBlA SrE All PLANTATION, siiut,et ~
Hrr,s K,,,su. n tar l,,azl % oahu, frce frcu 81
frcar. .t-arres snaI cFtr ~ >s'c thr stie nre.s
srsst r,s.ssfer r-- NoNnAN, thr TIA dsy 81
Nar. ~ rsS as % clr5k r,,z a. sht do,, % Ait
,1ari uai. lrtt tiehr.i tiiirr fo- cash.
rts r---r o., ~ s,'l b. ,.irttrJ a. Hcr.s. Nsa'sa.
f.rs-E 8. uate. aha-t ttn ntc. frcn Hcrciuiu. ard
esa.lcs c ftevhc.l ard iJlscacl1 ls-gs vri-
ccurrfl aiu sroul a. Ssos Eil,s also 50 hvs1
-f tstltE sl.Na cass tc-sgy e-'i aa,ai = hr-scs.
coca siuthr Caifo-aia tc--r -lziss, ard caiiir-
his .a.Hes. g o2 ,E-ts lr cosl o-icf, ard ycsVs,
lasirs s-1 t,rs rc,-aNirg Sc cEuv ra-s. e.; c'--
st-ucor rr-s -crsl,e ralvay tvasE and sNst 'raek-
lr,tlaH- irs.t-usrt r,-vs. ha-rcps. tio- A ~ri
ctanns harl.-- l. .toTs lhr-e is Ass q lt,-c ~
ss-s--a.iat r.-.- cr tse lt=a, A a-g -,tac-et TX
ih. rtas-y- rt-s,, fc-uissrl hoaso. fee czrtrcss.
-e-is t,1- r,s- lrl l,zs-s ic ryc,---,iais rr'sEc
srlsn.-e-,.
rtaH lsr-1lr--L uf.. l sruir.ir-aIs rrs-,y ue~.
tssrl i,e-.r- o. selr-.ur sz-z-s zsil' ~iu cslsi
s,- 81. te-s sr- .zf i- gel, ware s-'1 g vh'sA
sar.s 81 s-r s,- te-. ts be- th- r.arlsusz- % l.
sssu-r.-l .rz- tt etsr r- ne Tlsulsisc- 90, uszs
rra. t ~ se,-I tel ,z-r Nr<' I. iA.s iaut IS
t-4ssa- u1as- r1a lea.t,. aro-. li'' a-s is e. ''
.1-- I.r. rr r11t ~ ~ Hssf-rr ik-t Par -
ta. Cara D.. .-t1tr.rl F,r -a-r c-.i--y k-i f- ''ihc5
----s-s 10. lac--e s-r-- isa,s sre'rs-r- 5, ----c
staa saral-. o. 7av hs --ss
E.-t- ra1-..--st-su b. .vsr iaiss. a-i fzIi Do
r-ut,sez caz b. ss.siuel s-sz . o. >oPs.
fassas--- .- a- E'-- a. s-'- - iiz 81 tNa
-urc1 ----1- No T. >c,,hh
The ahovc sale i rc<sPaz-d 30 >ATV EnAN.
-urt go. ty a. c1t-c,--
rll-t E1--1I-. N1-yl 5ls. ~ ~ 3
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fonS ana moi one in = hundrei who although
bitterly hurt and complaining. does not SAY %
hinself. ~pr,riaed mansce 70 saecere througo
. an richt. lido ncs care Whit hsrVeaS, politically
spcSkinc. 10 nay neicheos, and IS by asserting
- ny opsnioa, might loSe dollar cr 10 lonSseS
- trade with my cygseaeotS shall keep my dis
" gust 10 myself,
And this Is why, whilst NJ, apprcviRS of the
politics q TIE pveseal Administration. retlly
rcSpect tAe S;grly members II The Cabinet. They
know they sre = minority, baoScd roghslsS by two
rscn only in this kincaorn. but they do. without
finchinc Whist si-r ccaStdcs right and coci. and
thcy hNvp the cN,r,-c ~ their cptnionS Also they
rrisa sS much hy that manly Scarace and r,uck.
sS throach the pasillanimity Or arathy ct the
majority % their orToueuts.
Rut nov, as this kinciom has cosne % The
Spcx - the to ee or nCs - Se question,
thu,ach the commercial and ropllstioa crisis.
every uiSa Who hsS Scrsethiuc 80 stake and who IS
dissatisfied. must ce manly, tni either act %
casSs complaining and take The oapseQoenccs-
RvcSy ustio- hsS oaly the government Il deserves,
A. Mkrcxf-S
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Alcohol rs a Medicine


rssrs are rnSny people vho Do 40, believe IN IN
soNioNtsre; drink aS beverage, bat who think
htsle taken a. medicine tastes Ooi. and sem -
rc9EA-s raeSisod treatment quite frelucaiiy. The
following from Rev. ~. RacSiey On the meiicll
eSs q slcos may p-ovc interesting % some rCa-
derSs
The writer cf this article has had the pc-s.lal
Sc21SiaiSncs e several YerSosS who had Cosu To-
Isl abstinence raeu. hat Who SecAue drunkards O.
socS1ai - taking Intoxicating liquors rs roe5i-
cine. Sou,S hS-S1 by taking Stomach Ri;tgrS.'
q Sctls<tirc SceCSri1S OF {GgrAicl OiicZtr 9TH
ers with regular doseS frov, physicians A case
receztly diseased S1gSSSSiS the necessity %
warning 70 docso-S and patients Ths vNsnigc 20
patients Is 10 X Constantly oa guard against =
physician whatever his ScSUcl OF reputation. Who
: lncSciao=S ~ frequent II prescribing alcohol
ioS- IL W. GcSci oIT ooguQS.e2cy 10 advise, read
the following frcg2 frofsSsoz Miller. Of the Uni
vg-ss;y q Ediub1-cb. = physician and Surceon Of
t6e CTeaieS1 e1li1e1sc. Nrd cos opposed 20 the
" slookol ES medicine v1e1 neoSSSaFys "Aico-
holios are urisrsi rSttly Sai vgcaciy; the elects
ars 1os watched tssir Cse ! Eot STORED at the
prpTeE tine and tie hrss intiEnSsioc q the blum
De- nay be the pGrzf1l discovery ia. the r-aa
lSS oeco-ac : Gc-SAr1- vo-ld net Be ucctNrit-
tret ths-, - CONSIDER this matter. vcl saiiS6ed.
IS ] ar. JhG; many case of hopeless iuter,ps
Asos. especially Sueo1c lie better CLASSES Ovss It's
o-i,Z- 10 ll-Ess-ui.seG ras5lcAl administration.
u the ev llzy rail- short - this and n iiluStra
ss01 sSSs smother ckSe- S-ppose d medical man
- o-Jicr ops1a' - rSisvs PAIN - procure sleep.
Il 1cS1EEl ai.1 urgent ciECi ana Glai he
reSiecS either 70 regulate rs Gcse - 10 ogs- It's
11soorDc-12os when the necessity f0r It's Use hss
oSsseG he ol-ySlsSoSzi. ir-PsoQSry iefi 70 hira;
self. Ends SrS. tEaI Il Ems. increase the dcSe 20
attain the o-3i1zrN e5ec. z-i seoo1dly. tsaG ST
iS- tiu,e X oAl IL d vi.hoc! H. Ire ever be :
Nva-s. = oSco1ssS an ItG--SSte- victim of an
l-1rr-isy -acSs di61c-ss % care AMI - With 81
co1ol. Lea without GEs o'1ir1l. iht ilSe : II
c-sSSs5, ard tbe Ezhss becomes co-Egrcei; the
system -C.-SsS % rS-1 willingly With rs use aEi
tie r-E-. os>lie> being tc1-SLs J2;o 3 n,1rSil
safe q bodily f-ls- : Il eXsrsras Uoral danger
u I-.s-rus-Euoe. u this A1tho-isy We repeat
shs cnG-sSl ~Hsye Gs.ls - % SI.E . phys;cil1
Who : 1os 81 tSSs IS careful IN GdraiEiS,in alco-
hol IS le gc1l5 II Slvt,c ellc-,sl o. bsllsioz1s-
Ths Lo13ca T5ssos bsS p1tliShsd an article
cE-st1l,y compiled frou lie lztas. returns, show
,1c 1es cOaSc1sr1so. psr ts11 II dJ5srs1. ooc--
i-1sS. - SglrltS vi--s and gssz- which brings %
llsA. SoSos z-sxgsec1st rsS1ltS with TeSPec. %
tAs 1SS e ;ksSs drinks In S-cES .GSt Ei..-prl-
32c.1S and si2s-3Ei2ki1-- Ers1ce Cuisines more
Aloaholic lluo- L uCV7lc--sc2 % po71lLiio1 than
he C2-tsd S-stsS- El.-llci- No-TaE, Sse5el OF
svs2 SSliEsElE1G-
Rszsz.tSc Aus-5oAl Cos Hop Ri;e-s never
5osS k2rr, bat GOD = the smallest cElli, aiEsyS
Ard oo1ticzslly- So and rsEi Ejysriiss1,s1s-
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Mortgzgsss Notice Of Intention TO Forsolo-s
NOTICE Is HERKBY GIVFN

ih1t psrsgant . ggrer u saie eantaiae.i ii 4
eeil1ln nortxlze deei dated fite a.Ifh ~ ~ flr
y " - 1.le y Eihitiiu q n110ila| I.i1fi n
49, = stePlen 1perrsr n L9nloI. ErriI14 =.
- !. ilr pee ~ tle hszistrar n C11ft5lr4t. r
10y 5lf - iyios p anl - lll f1r bfaaeb VI ~ rs-
st.gls y aid lortZage iesd c9uiafna fitf an -
80 npuzlSf deed contained and lerefifff rIn
IL t1e ume Halted " I1H D. seE q r.flls
herein before me1tioned
Ike proyerfJ in aid nioftrles feserilf falt, I..
area d I'm II an aere ffli M. ..,-f-.'.,' -
.cfi1sl u eee1 y " fake HlfsIll 70 ~ HlsilI.r
cs-1ber is17 and feecfdel ~ iIi..- q ~ n. ~
" sIEPnEH sPzgcgH. Ea-,ea1l
. = 4tfl1AE-sr. AtfornfT f1r T1rf.l4r.
D.ie1 He,.olslg, Asg Oh. ~. rll 81
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BISHOP & co.'s
Bank
The Undersigned viii Receive Money al
their Savings Bank upon the
Following Terms

o. s.zls 4 Tirs Brl1rss Dozrs q -r1sr. fro- enc
5rsgs, tJ VII ~ interest," q, iks rsie u FIre ~
eei er a-ns fra 1i;@ q rssipf ~ al s.ai, tst
saa szFs fssai1ed 1e5osit tlsss rssfE.. e. save
s-eu 1ePoIit ttrss rl11ihs a fEs tine q -.,s,v
y IL Ts1rJ arrss-fs- " ia1erest viii b. eosn,.1
- ffsiors = Dsllars = fof fsaeiioss q aosfi,
Hs i-tessat VIZ v riiorel ~ zoasy sifiir1ru
ri;z'i- ARE ai,zils flsa 11fs u seps.ia
JsirT eaTs aosies zsrf y gives g fte Bsns = "a
isfesfisz . FtsdfsF say 1oasy. sldtbs D-pol,or-.
f1fs---'sE sssss y ,yoda.e1 lf IS sssss fiz-
- r'-ey VI y PSI e-eept spo1 "a Draft d ft~
Dsfr,siies. soco-P1-le1 81 ~ pfscrr gass-s..E
q - 4sss ~ q ses<A15er y ezsa ysas. a. ~
eo-afs ri = zz1e -, a11Fnfs1ss- - AZ sass ftst
stzi, haTs realised ~ 1e,1st tir,s nssfa. sr -.or-
- -2si1 III = eEzss 70 re Se,osftr. s-l frr
i.Et zsie fsrz s'aft = - rri-<f,ui.
eR@s y 1q-e flsl Pre- Hs1zsel D.tllrs ~ =
r---i't@- t-ssstt p fps<irl ssrsenszf
~ iset ~. = ess@ SER - 3 - ssfk e1-rts
~ p sisHof co.
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y that pursuant o poiEer % slie contained in
certain mortage deed dated The h day 20 srpisnibef
d is-u made b u Eiuimakachas u na11ia ffIird
o. O5h1 70 stephen spencer 1f LQrdeu Erglald,
recorded in the Office % tie l.e-fr1r 70 GoureTl1cr.
in Liber s. foiios JiJ and 5fs and f5 bfczcf % it
conditions in aid m1rfglge dcai contained that ai
1ud singular The ilndss teleuelts and lerIdiiamfafa
affe the tiue limited ~ lE De- sqId pghic llcf'1u
On account o. The bfeacl u he conditions aa E.F-n-
before mentioned
The premises % said m1rfe4Ef descrllef bei1g au
the right title aud interest % .aid 4 EinImaEa1t1l
in 1nd 70 fhose two certain pieces o. parcels n ll
situated in satd Hallla being targ lal kuIa lrf ard
c5ufsini1s % ~ ald more u1rficlilfir
described On Royal Patent 70 1913 I Aulrd 50 si7
sTEPHEN SPENCER Morelree-
=. ~ MnEsamls Aff1rnaT flr McTfsnrre
DafeT Ifo-rlrfn Mrr afrf fasT fn.r1 %
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