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'ts JI tl H. M For innit any: and; . Urge qrttprsti. Jun 1tott.-Three em. one cup of " of on. ting. "' troy widow ”in Bugar, one kupoonh‘l of cum “Immune. lunch at . mm. and it in desinblo that vn- I Glf tewmzful of mods, one up of tioar ; my N mm In “an. Lponr it min in“ I liking pl; We slow. M'tyi have Whirl; in radians ; I ly. sprued jelly over it, tad roll it up. Wnp mu. m c... nicelv chi-nod. a fur " l, a in B cl Ah. IMO beef no, nicely thinned. . few tn- upoonhb oljelly. As., that it any be " miM-no-uhod a the his!“ ,xtshoa " it. If obligml to wait I long time. the patient Iocol weds-rho to on. And 0wa turn. “has! tho loud wUn bluish to bim at her. In main; diam: or Wait! If to mum. lat everything look I tempt"). u Mb. Bav.aseutsnelottsuid 111100011151 union; H .0 up... 'r"":) earn-lunch to "I: don and _ _ lmhubdnhwtn-ick ”on; it hwwdlwhn M I. hi-it-ro-thte, “In in “ho-runw- the. In. Sigmund. up. "To In" the "dent's mat-nod food brhbsi4ist-utr led. in - that he ill on. '- ttrot-rua-r to prevent him from taking my food " III." She an. "I h." known patient. literally “pun-tad tron hung om Article of M‘rnnoduvbylhil phe- of ignor- nee. Let the food cum. " the right time mud to ' any, at“: or auction. " “no right time, but never let . patient have "something always standing" by him, if you don't with to diam-t him a Ont,- so": urn bod-Oo- or broth with the) mulled paid. " 073nm on “so lur- hoo. It is bum. “in making only» of It”. to Illa. them to ttet perfectly on”, when ati the in may be earrilr removal; dun wan: up In much u may be required Two or Game pines of clan --ttrown pupa laid tn the broth will thumb any 'GU, mm.- ttset my u toning» an Prof. H. B. Colman. m the worst cue- Inio- of good II“! in town-mud too omen though out! caulounesa or ignamnce. in 4:. upon Matty. In towns nuprm‘idod with -atrorers it seems In it it were not 170.3“ to get rid of thin ceupool nuisance; and - no no sound venous why it M Mn . nuisance. Take our ordi. narymtry ville, elm u the houses M m in the best “took. one): owner nt a Mable home think- he must have n eel-pool outside uni all tho modern COM. unique” iuido of his homo. So he emp- tiu Mathias: into his mpool. mulling it downy“), with the utterly unnmuuy but hvinh amnion of s" the In!" that daily "on through in kitchen link. hout mutton, chickens, rabbits, calves' feet, pun. bl: (simply dressed), sud trim. plc ruatiitr, m MI tight food, and easily dignhd. Of mum. “an “Linus are only partake" M, Inppoolug the patient is recov- In making (out and um. never blui- on the Mud. bat Mast it onlv . nice brown. New! have to“! and w'er to mute unit! the Inn-uncut it is "ammo. as it mumot then he pr uporly trretmred-st bust. the patient will he 0th to drink it warm, which. m an invalid, inmythiug but agre- shin. In boiling 0.. " mull-la. let the white bojusl at; if boiled ttard.they win likely chum. wnh the patient-The Houn- A mutton chop. nicely eut,trimtmrd, Ind boiled to . tum, in I dish to he recommend- ed for W; m it - Bot be and with .n tho in a! tho end, nor mast it be too thickly eat. Let “be cooked over A fire free from smoke, And sent up with the ”my in it. between two very hot plates. Nothing in u disagreeable toiuvalids than "souit bod. Wells Contaminated by Cess- When” it ell go - Out of sight, be. low migrant-d; but it Ive-appears in his ownorh& neighbor'e well. Only when: the ee-est ie In enowh many to ensure moulded purilieatioat by the earth of Moon‘s“), penning foul we“: before it "new: well-oak there in one mo; out! very often this ooudiboa is not tench- ed. molten the timings leaks out of the -ool, and, sinking until rock or do, prti‘l downwaet1 course. P, is led dong thumb muse Indy atmtnm down the hilor forced by the pressure of the content ot the eel-pool itsolt was the yard int: . well. othen, tortuuaterly, it become! I. diluted u to be hennleu; but, while Mon helps to loosen tho danger .ltrartr,pod it may -ortt injury from ”diner, “no”. it bbynnd doubt that now. up“ disuse: any he sprend by e inter whieh tor o longtime lion been oom- peretively hormleue. “my . use em be cited when I well he: been used with im, pnnity. elthough “pout! to danger, until " last . typhoid feve'ph'ent communion- ed to it 1 speedy. point}. Ind suddenly diuue broke out. . Before leaving the mt" jcct of wells. let me “flit. when I “p " need in o well. the?" pump-log In: often brought unduerv'l suspicion the» well itself. The sap not! out. the wall in not need enough. and Aiig the Inter smile bad. A galvanized imw.pipe or, if 4ho wet" does not too up“ attack inn; igon pipe slimline used. 1331::th enmi- ed iron pipes enn be ste,':'"):."',','?',',' this country; end they’m the "A drive well Ares . tsuiror tom went obtr, but on open in ".,:, ,:r2bt, heptinm use to be " in but. Frequently I 'ttet." well mil be good u one town. 3nd Mat “other. A deep well. one good. S.T, purl, nuclei. will obey- be no. . . -----_------ . Apldmt-nu. the an d L Qatar. nun-nu- opoud I: 'iit?:.E) our I“. In 1373. Mr. Charles Now“. . wading uthiuiuat of tut! but. in kind Mud}. nib-y Accident _ HIM intent-u. and the Mn” Thush. on 'tJHFamfrctteauttm “I: ' .fttaoatttduiumt.iteityr-yt_te gym” tbe tom of an”: will.“ Beru' ini' who: 'l,ii2tot"ah"LeSlhi'i'i.'Stt1' Can-pooh. mks, and leaky 'lrniru, my: " tho gun. will cling to the "0' to Cool A mmrrssgr.-TU but thing to he done is to ntch him. Roving l d me lo, the mode of cooking him no u to nuke 5 good dish in u follower "-aury I good husband in spoiled in the cooling. i, Some women keep them constantly in hot I water. while omen (not. them with con- ' jagal kindness ', some mother them with I hatred Ind contention, And Dill other. hop them in pickle oil their lint. Those women dunner" then up with tenant Mace. Now, it in not to be mypond that ( husband. will be tender 3nd good if vented thin; but they no on the century, wry dittets who!) mun-u! no follow: t--Oet . large in. called the jar of wefnlnou I (which Bll good homo-wins have on hand), 'place your lmslmnd in it, um] place him no» the Emulamfpgnl love; lot the h‘ be pretty but, ”pom”, let” be clear: GOV-3 er him over with ntreetion ', gram) him over with the alien " plus-"try ; and if yon add kisses um] other confections. let them be accompanied with n snfrteient por- tion of secrecy, mixed with prudence and moderation. guns uncut! -llnb fottr ounce. of butter Into eight on. oi Btrur and mix on. of lamp an". the yokes of ma eggs, white of one nan n tahh-ttht of handy: to)! the put. mm and out with I, tia outta ; egg over top of etch with remaining white and am on whit. saga ; ban in "ttrm oven. To Ctmp. A C0Rse.--fs'oae the {Golan-l para the corn down no it will nllow without pain “d npyly with I and brush I Elation at up amide bad.r.A h on. kg“: ancil- nge)', " “outlay s tiire till it will It) otiak ttt the "oeking, Ind up.“ than npplic onion " leaat one. u (by (at with. ill heat) without remain; the ”View cont-l ingtoe tumor Much.¢'n the mattl ledged his obliration to Tyndall for his? mieromropie iusetstiastious on air-Just, spores 3nd other comforting and "lutary topics. It is worth while for mmmun people to learn that 60.000 typhus Items will thrive in the eirenan'ereueit ot . pin- head or a visible globule. It " ,rorth while tor them to note that thew germ" nay be desiccated and be borne, like thistle-seeds, everywhere, end. like Je. moniac-l poasressiomr, may jump notelossly down any throat. But there nre certain things spore: cannot stand. tteeoedtng to Ae latvst.aseettained results of science. A watt-r temperature of 130: boils them to ale-thaw) 'oap olrosuieally poisons them. Here sanitary 3nd microscopic science come together. Spores thrive in low ground and under low ttomtitioeta at life. For nu demptiun ily to hot water Ind mnpge who live in danger of malarial poisoning. Hot water in nanny. Soap in won many. Fight typluu.rmallpox, yellow Uver and mun with map. Soap is aboard at health. ‘Scu‘mmc Hume: on Boar. - Dr. Kiclumlmu lectured recently in this city on the germ amty of (Emu. He Acknow- I 'kiladelphia Preas. S an"; nu: Tn:ns.~Two facts confront us. end deserve serione consideration. The forests of the world Are going, just an the coal beneath our feet is ttoimt--mtut is . cooking union-l. and must have fuel. In all the grant outlets of water floods multiply, and become more end more destructive. We are compelled to " if there ilnny necessary. or perhnpe obvious, connection between the two facts? Undoubtedly there is, and one of the moat simple netnre; end and one, moreover. that pleinly teeehee that the more the oerth in stripped of it: natural clothing in the dupe of "bore-eons vegetation. the more end more will it bo. come unfit for human hebitetion end A bleak howling wilderness. lf the nee of men wish to hold their plnce on the plenet. therefore. they will do well to preserve e reasonable extent of forest, end. et ell evente. they may to their own nuvnutnge ocouionnlly plant for poeterity. beeenee while the knee ere growing they will modern“ the fhrodoormrttoworotUr. The utterly oeltutt system will not par. In pro- portion es the {oreste are deetroyed. how life will be denuded of it; joys in timel when (longer does not thraeten ; and when threntening begins in reuxwet ot torrents nud floods, it will simply be exposed to such tremendous rinks that it Income: A fair nmculntiou that water and not fire will make en end of the not) of men.~GWan- erU Magazine. Huuz Cmnonn up tum Enter on rinatmr.--rt in not clear. but it may be suspecled, that there is some element It work, in the present Mata of civilization. which renders the more gently nurtmed or more highly oulmred members, of society "axially unlined to ruin tualtsriotts iuihr ences. Connected with this must be born: in mind the manner in which the extol-ml “nowhere is more and more kept out of our hoses. Doors and windows close better, dranguts my more awfully excluded dun of old. Applinnces are introduced for uni. (with, mining tho P"'e" a msetibhtes the natural function dt which places is to “ford a graduated transition from the warm atmosphere of a ell-mt" to the ox- temnl ltempenture. Clothing in much more complex than was formerly the one. in the time of our gramMktlter's. What would thou hardy gentlemen In" aid to the Ulster- of the present day , or the ted-kin jackets sud out: , Human habit in to much maditUd by circumstances. that 1 TRUSSES! All kinds and sizes, Single and Dou- t ble, Supporters, 800., at Shoulder Braces for Ladies and Gentlemen, a Large Stock. School Books of all kinds, Drugs and Chennicnls, ot the but quality. LIQUORS for Medicinal purpoles. GROW, g and cheap, It KI ISBN AN & HUGH SON'S, Durham-Third 'Noutsy in one]: month . Pn-situ-numb, before Durham. iLsssoi--Nomlat' before Durham. Mam Foeesb-Third Wabash, in not motsth. GuetPh--Fittt uudoerdrr in each month. "arristoo--eriGy [don we Guelph-Pu}. 1mtyor--ututtnNtet brim. (imlph. Elam-Jim? (by before Guelph. Douglarr-Nouiuy befmu Elma. Fair. Htutii1um--cyrrttt1 him “rounds, the day utter Guelph. Bcrlin--rirst Thanh; in and: month Brampton --First Thursday in each month . Listoier-First Friday in owls month. Firgus--Thurldtty following Mount Forest. ttoaaoas-F'ittoersth of February. April, June. August. ”ember and Deccmlmr. J mm, August, October and December. Primrose-Wednesday preceding the Omngevillo Fair. or-ilu-The 2.11 Thursday in each lamb-sh nor-viro- a tt I. m. sad T 1mm. Sunday ttoltoolut 2):. m. Rev. H. B. Wray, B. A., PIHt"r Church anuun, H. J. Iiddnuuh And an... Edge. month. tnesua,rwu--Mottday I. are Oranguillo. thtnduIh-'Neruay before Onmgm'ille. t4lteiburtt--- Wedomday te6 >1. ()nuuavillc . .uumviue--tieeoud “mind." in e.esls month. waikrrtoo--TUrlarrt WmhwsdsV in each month. . Milt‘NOXF Last “cam-shy of our]: mouth. DURHAM DIRECTORY Divine But-Vice “a? Sabbath at n a. m, and (3:30 lt. m. Sabbath Sohuu " Hit! p. In. Prayer waning "very weduendisy ovunlnu " Tilt Bible, (“has awry Thurmluy Naming at 72:10. Iuw. Wm. Ptsrt.ptubtor. Tomt Mttr-opmt awry Friday ova-in: trom 7 to 9 o'clock - u. mud he so cent-I. Alexa" an now, Litmsrian. c. INTRODIST CHURCH. Survives m1 sub-n. a my) .. m. and Gwyn. 9mm.»- Home an, up n. my. Alter Haw 9.3:: FtTdriair" hull“ uvory Uoudur Oh R. (mans. BM? CHURCH. W. Grant. pastor. ”by Services reaett- ing an B. ILL; 8&1)th Inhool at. If P.. nu Punching u 't p. m. Wook owning tugetr-- Monday new“. you; proper'. Eu. an mucking at on. m. ; Wodmuhy owning, Bil: at. It. . m T arsday “mums. ngnlni prayer manna Mi/ll, Thoma Laden WW; John A. Mann. thr, pucy-W. 011m: noun from IO n. m. to 4p m Custom String of Lumber ARD SKIRGLEB. arn..to-.-uLu,tomtittso,a . SHINGLES, LATE AND LUMBER Night ot month“ Tanking on or baton mu moon of gush _rporAtttu, Wily 1yrttstyrt {elem-w. A. pm how ttogiat.to'l p. m. m Me murmur. sum of Mn: ovary 'utt,h " no o'clock. In the Odd Fatttoqm' ttalt. “new? “when wolmuw. T. A. until. NJ). W. B. Vol ot.Bee, N In of Thumb on or heron u 2,'lit, out: lanai T. 8ll'lU.'lld'. TORONTO. GREY, AND BRUCE RAILWAY. South, mm us " re lmnu. North. Damn. “Nita Arrive, 1135mm Wot. - UN w. HT." i.iiti ii." EL: Forum. u mamas tau-mum rune Tubism 'rmevr9ynsa, m - 01mm: Gnu-mu; pad. at s" C, “on. ma. . ,, ,m 0 . JlLt% rt'tUttl',.e'r It. Mar, "' 9. TORONTO (union I'm-nos. Depart, T:30 I. m.. " p. Mt.. 5:60 p. m Arrive, 10:.” I. m., am p. 111.. no p. In. onAxoanLv. South, 1.MerCNS an. pf, hunky)" mg NO ARMLSTICE M'ibfi rah. "A" Toronto. April Mb, 1879 “Emil-cu mu... will find it to their advantage to». our Dunn)! LODGE No. Lil} OF A. b'. & A. I ”STEIN CATTLE FAIRS. thun. Aunt-t. " 1879. I “PM LODGE No. IN I. 0.0. b', on hand and sold " do" tun prion. . ' 1:; camp. rill. Mills. Durham P. o, mmn'nnmx C H I? ttt'M HECEANICS‘ INSTITUTE KIERNAN & HUGHSON’S. B. o. REGISTRY orr ICE, DURHAM L. o. L. No. 632. an Tas tcia.,tt:Mte,hé0p, m. 1n um s I.. 4:5 ty m. In) p, m/ at. “Nita" W9 In. No, ttttlt n. 111.. 530 p. m. n UN w. Mme nzoo a. "u on: m. n 6:30 “a, 12.m noon. 1 6S9 v.1... ”his p.111. TRINITY CHO'.CH. _ 'tlttt n mm .. m, and 65083. . ' a. CI WM "ry mg a , 'l'aMy,'M 'ilfdlyh"L'l" a“: nu u'oloek hum; um: POST OFFICE “BBVATFR ', War! ROBERT McFARLANE. DURHAM Carriage Works. I In “New In tat" beul 'or. yam Mun I nus- imcwd it to be Cami). In mama In your Clrculur not my one described in many trtsrueulisru, The inw‘rdljdxop'; Ples tht head ly) Morgue ver) dis- ing ma trout ”111ng I would tyel like imottot my and he 00an to In I?» u: use bed. My tyeltt? alset, wigitst J"'P.. ttrPyt ’33P“; YE?! Ie',',2tet', June to wanna. in Amman. 1tetti, I Inc: three bottles Before I had W|Mm.r of ttw content: of one bottle I found doc! relief. and whoa I had used two bottles and A “but”. taking it, balm quite, cum! of mu simian, and has not mad my due until of Inte I have Nu: mo lot . cold “A - hand A some at duty to Butte- from that losthwme Aires, Oahu-m, pm me to nation all» Cur tip.tm%aPrNioit% [one to m e wkat was Carriages, Buggies, Demo- crat Wagons, eto., A? THE VERY BEST MATERIAL ky ipiogdiiilrnrtnh. and at price! ls low us any owe can!) hbuwut its tho county. Hear what a. Reverend Gentleman says of the Constitutional Remedy. T. J. ll. “ammo. Esq" Bmetrvilte, on. Dr In tun.-at is now two you It». your "Cow "itutioruucatarrh Benn-4y ' I'M (unwanted to Ute. Have "um um; lung to we if the euro would n-- mung:- muwm bah-w doll“; thu my duty.to you an a: ' ‘t the happy on“; mama touttstobo"too - A- In Ovul- ' aim! ii. Iie'iin? aka "(but dun a Jam i' Giiiiiii, m" "ici, tGi/v/Gi- IPtr, m !riau hit-119% I Ir.eul1 tettililw pit-Mar- Those in need of Such Articles would do well to 3311 and Inspect My Stock. The Subscriber is also Again tor All Kind-II of F.upiuePLEMHb'Tt' Cotuprut Iver In! [than Plaid Good- ChrltI and Sher Watches, Ladies and Gottts' Wedding: um] Engagement Rings, (bold Lockets, Cltarnte, Chains, Krys. Peneds, Penn, he., ao. Tho-nond- Arrho" In: Wo-doml (in... A l-tttbo-rt Cloolrra. A huge “no a! Faun) Qood.,tti-tuclsa,Womts. life, C1oucwrttuwt, Nt' Repairing . Specialty The Highest Market Price paid for Hides and Skms. Shoemaker, No. 5, Garafraxa Street, LOWER TOWN.!- - DURHAM Saddler, Tanner, Manhattan. “member is trm, Durham. NEW GOODS Durham, December 19th 1878, MEDICAL HALL, LOWER TOWN THOMAS SMITH, AT r. TP. D()LI;§~7. Watchmaker, Manufacturer of bs,, or Flesherton. IOBELLT Mer'.h1tLANE, W. P. DOLL. good "iiiiiiit, $50 PER RAY Fashionable SUMMER STOCK (1‘11 "ha' 14%)]: CARI-I OR 'I‘RAE. Cook, Parlor and Box Stoves. AGRICULTURAL WOULD NOW IN VITE THIS LADIES TO COME AND EXAMINE HU NEW The Royalist Trimming especlally shaped for collars a cuffs Particular attention puid to Eaveatroughing. PATEXTED CHINELLA NECK TIES, MUSLIN TIES. NET Tttts, LACE TIES. FRENCH FANS, FANCY FANS, DAMASK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS. NEW METAL DRESS BUTTONS, * A LOT OF SUN SHADES, All of which will be sold at very low prices. STOVES AND TINWARE ! 1' ibe I to inform the ublic that he has: lar It Stock of STOVE and TIN 1utautbiseri r 'eg' 'ivt'htl'll', which will bowls Cash for Sheepskins and Hides. Agcnt for the Supt-rim Broadcut Seeder and Drill. Also Ge (knotty Sully 'tako-the best Sulky rake in the Dommion. GREAT WESTEEN Durum, Feb. 26th, 1878. Durham. May, Iii, 1879 901m AUGERS are opemted'Zmirely by HORSE POWER. l GUARANTEED to bore at the rate of IO to 15 FEET PER HOUR. ttontaoiiiiriiiiiattarimmmtri! They are WARRXNED TO BORE SUCCESSFULLY IN ALL KINDS OF EARTH, SOFT SAND and LIMESTONE; BITUMI- NOUS STONE COAL, SLATE, and HARDPAN, and make the BEST OF WELLS in QUICKSANI), GRAVEL, and CAVY EARTHS. M on My Operated. Dimple In Construction. In! III-able t The Cheapo-I. “I - PM In Oh. - - MANUFACTURED AT OUR OWN WORKS, io- " Very Best ad Material. by .qkiTled and Panic-l Worm. mm. ll 'rt" Purer - M 'award.'.'" GOOD ACTIVE A,a,Plr2'h,5a'r,r,',', in Every Cong 0. up United Sums and Canada, to whom we offer l inducer-mu. h w 'llustrated Catalogue, Print. Terms, ac., proving our .dvee-egte [mu flu. ADDRESS GREAT mm WELL NIGER WORKS, 'LV2g2.',g.'r"" St. Louis, MissounM. ti. A. "Grii"ri"i'ii"iiriiiamu-etoantta-tsst 'iiiliitt 1411953! JOHN CAMERON CAN ACTUALLY BE MADE WITH THE Before purchasing Elsewhere dont fail to '" om' Stork MILLINERY Fancy Dry Gooods. E. * A. DAVIDSON. Durham. May 151.11. 1879. . JOHNSTON, Jr., Consisting in part of the fullowing I [Agent for the nle of all kiurll of LADIES IMPLEMEN TS, ---AN D-- callocud on ream-hie terma. E" 8mm Tm JOHN CANE RON. T. A. HARRIS. 31-8 anaemic-imam Ammo! in: ”a,” READING MATTER. TuuqseigHty i-dat, In. in "I. Town-Mp! a! Blank. L. Normandy, HOST APPROVED KINDS "t"tdedtntmtua-sedrrouu l. ,3, " )u' he: NEW PREBIEB‘ tUviag lately mu. an And with the Gmmmp-num Job Department, “one: great PM for c nu;- nit I: now fitted up in the vary best M; h ' and Good Punily Newspaper “Grey 110" in\\ ." Osprey, Nahum Ind cum l, .. But Medium- 'be Advertw .3 ‘Grey Review" Best Style of the Art, Job Work “GREY REVIEW" Price 8125 par mum, ta.” msnm: rum LOCAL AND FOBEK. h mmh‘muz'l ships nub: it one of tin " COLUMN PAPER Iho'l’d mbsm'be h the In the County of Grey lf twt you“: in”. W. 1min wishing ‘VORIK . OF THE LMEST MARKET REPOP/i C000 ttt In very I! Mod-n. All who Inn! A 1.tionuth. AND EDITH “$1.3 mum“. “Mon h utit chi-I OPT“. hue ECO Botttittek, an"? m I nun-I lur‘l': nth [lam Quart tGlt _ Oro. th Wi Law or T P u In rue- VETERINARY SURGEON “I lr, Durham, - - Ont ICsiry "AU, u rum!“ , mans. READ THIS W), ,yi,,rry,.s',i,r',i,i.F,j,i,t,x 1_'_,rl' V _ "THE REVIEW' um The British Hotel, Durham a; gun patr IIII'I‘ A tir W ' CALDWEL - Nt' VI! "ree Cabinet Maker at. I" u c- C u ll Do. III hunk”. -.r Ito that audit ' . ' AI M\'.m"~(l charge “It tor “It int W. and '.' r tufh “Mun! 0mm ’m ALI mm FROST sruu ANNALS. aut.,; M“ for " a. gar-mu Dit. KIEBNAX lllADL'ATE of Victoria E. D. HACIILLAX thllllls'TTW, ”toasty Wat-on Bros . carpenters und Builders rhl TEilyitr.-i.tttt per year Do You Want loney. t Ms, um. REAL ESTA'II lt./ .‘ . Inrh-m, Co (in-3, mm M m<\ 1 I l.' nun-um “nu-n11. i',t'itlft hull \.-..n\ . ' "I t " the mar rr um...) pawn-Iv ltr 't m n, [mu-”I‘m t"t mum-.1 \I'nlu t , nn'vr“ ' I om Tod land» r" v, rum-v- hunch! andm I ., the “I an, G Infra“ .0111! 51!”. ' Mun. no" t , orerrtol. "It hum G/,GJtrrtrtetlf my Colin! n " ”Wynn-”M“ . Thr my but a? lad. work-n m, n a)“ . faint} ' hr my EL..mH.1 11'lalutt at“. or thusw Jcuit" Fmr 2 wk - __. II m, :eralII-M‘“ r u. ANS and . has fu 1i2,ii,?, vJdhg.'tgttra.f; Cl Ith “FAT Mar front & Frost. I:I:I.<1'|;ns and An 'lla' 1v1.NG beon thorough! and '"t,,'ht't3'tr, 'SQ, F y . .JR-w-nmm. {1:223- uw run-(jig III-Inga Mom BATES OF ADVERTISING bur-(rui- Mn". II "" ' " Boot and Shoemaker. MISCELLAN EOUS. Geo. a. Intthowu. TVERY ESTABLISH)“ Mcl 'A\'I)EN C In MIL Tl WN FA' ml and human oardn, um r nerd tailor. per year. m or u Hun haw-e1 on when do, "you _ “hum. W your, _ _ III-menu, excl-M “h m Induction! to th until (with. an! If not paid within!" " Wood Turning. " II.I.I I. A. KID-l uh sud Blinds In m, wd UIW‘M! ntmd _ Garry In rum t I. un- hair-754371 id, v.1 'itat w bw (an-nu and mu“ Mn- " 11.1.32“ In Wall , T m“ in!" ' "we“ ' trru". " -7 “In: mun. sad UNDER] 'ttrusty.-, Inn-“monitor! m nMim M N I I.“ kind! ofl I' , hut 1i'il'tli “an HIM-IRMA any. K, "a- , m" MEDICAL. Du. JAM” u t, “on.“ w-Mdrdly an» an!” . mt so? and. a , I fawn), h 11tN'ldtb' than ot m. “at -. in n mun-u. ‘u Chum! (his. Mud 1 u. ttSt, not! IN ') Thur-ls: I” Mam a, Quad” 05.50 to " 't-ddrorstrrl' tot." m"- I'M a, If! I‘M-"l, ' tt Am} l'hlll LEGAL ll PUIMI‘IDJD mm. H CHOKIDu‘ JAI‘II-t-JI t 'tttts It", at lie S. TOWN S] If wt JOIN . " [hm DUI", I undue-tn; ole-Man IN null“ " “(It If. asatrat