A Woman's
Burden
O.R.&M
This is a story of a woman addressed to women. It
is a plain statement of facts too strong in themselves
to require embellishment, too true to be doubted, too in
structive to be passed over by any woman who appre
ciates the value of good health.
The women of to-day are not as strong
as their grandmothers.
They are bearing a burden in silence
that grows heavier day by day; that is
upping their vitality, clouding their hap
piness, weighing them down with the wcc
of ill health.
Mrs. Alexander B. Clark, of 417 Michi
gan Avenue, Detroit, is a typical woman
of to-day. A wife with such ambition as
only a loving wife can have. But the
joys of her life were marred by the ex
istence of disease.
Suffering as thousands of her sisters have
suffered, she almost despaired of life and
yet she was cured.
To-day she is well 1
She wants others to profit by her ex
perience ; to grow well; to enjoy health;
to be as happy as she is.
"For five years I suffered with ovarian
trouble,” is Mrs. Clark’s own version of
the story. "I was not free one single day
from headache and intense twitching pains
in my neck and shoulders.
"For months at a time I would be con
fined to my bed.
“At times black spots would appear
before my eyes and I would become blind.
My nerves were in such a state that a step
on the floor unsettled me.
LOCAL DIRECTORA
CHURCHES.
B aptist - Services Sunday II u. ni. and
7 :30 p. in ; .Sunday Behoof 9:50 u . in.; the
young peoide’s soolct v 6 15 p u>
Prayer
meeting Thursday 7:30 p. in. L'ovenunt
meeting first Thursday evening before the
first Sunday of each month.
K. \\. K ino , Pastor,
McTHoniHT E piscopal —Hervu cs every
Sabbatii 11:00 a. in. and 7:30 p. ui. Sunday
school 9:30 a m. Prayer meeting 7 <w> p
m. Thursday. 1>. T. S unmebvillk , Pastor.
Cu m a. Paus b yt er I a n —Her vices ever y Sa b-
bathll .OOa m ami 7:3V p. m. Sunday
school 9:30 a. ni. Y. P. (J. E . Sunday 6:30
p. in. Pray er meet mg T'hnrstiay, 7 30 p in.
E E T hompson , Pastor.
Services in the Christian church Preach
ing every Lord’s diiy at 11 a m. and 7:30
p in
Y’oung people’s meeting at 6:30 p.
m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. in. Prayer
meeting Thursday, 7 :30p m.
F. A P owell . Pastor.
N t . J ames E piscopal C hurch —Lay-Ser-
vices every Sunday at II o’clock a. ui,
S t . J ame *« C atholic —-First t., between
G and H. Hutiiiay school 2:30 p. tu. ) es-
peri 7 :»i. .Service« olire a month.
I . BiíioDf, Pastor
W. C T. U. -Meets on every . Fri
day nt 2 80 p in. in reading
room, Kegg
”
VIRO TN (A W G BU VE M Pivi
building
E lva I’. N eal , S uo .
“ Eminent doctor-., skillful nurses, th«
best food and medicine all failed. Then
I consented to an operation. That, too,
failed and they said another one was nec
essary. After the second I was worse
than ever and the world was darker than
before.
" It was then I heard of Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills for Pale People.
"I heard that they had cured cases like
mine and I tried them.
u They cured me I They brought sun
shine to my life and filled my cup with
happiness.
” The headache is gone ; the twitching
is gone ; the nervousness is gone; the
trembling has ceased, and I have gained
twenty-six pounds.
u Health and strength is mine and I am
thankful to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for
Pale People for the blessing.”
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills nave proved a
boon to womankind. Acting directly on
the blood and nerves, they restore the
requisite vitality to all parts of the body,
creating functional regularity and perfect
harmony throughout the nervous system.
The pallor of the cheeks is changed Io
the delicate blush of health; the eyes bright
en; the muscles grow elastic, ambition is
created and good health returns.
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, who universally consider them
the most important remedial agent they
have to dispense.
I
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I
I
J. II. Nelson, dentist.
The Fiipcrinlendent armed with wia-
EAST AND SOUTH
Dayton has reelected her scl;ool teach .loiii and filled with the spirit guard«
VIA
the interest of every pupil with jealous
ers for another year.
Mr. John T. Rice has entered upon a I care. He is the guardian in w hose care
| clerkship at the Grange & Farmers’ Co. j thoughtful and aolieitoua parents have
entrusted their children for special moral
| store.
OF THE
i and religious instruction, hence it be-
Miss Josa I loft stat ter has gone to Linn i comes bis duty first of all to protect them
county to tench a four mouths’ term of from the evil influences of careless, irrev
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
school.
■
erent and superficial teachers. It is a
Express Trains Leave Portland Dally
J. M. Sherwood, deputy supreme com fact well known that a sceptical, worldly- TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
mander of the K. O. T. M., is in the city minded, or otherwise incompetent teach
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
'
I’ortbinil.......... » 00 F M I San Franchco. 7:15 A A
in the interest of the order.
er may sow tares among the wheat which
Ni.n Frani-ihCO.IHX) 1* M I ro.tlAUd............. 0:30 A
The wise
Children and adults tortured by burns, require years to eradicate.
Alreve trains stop »1 all stations between Port
scalds, injuries, eczema or skin diseases and diligent superintendent knows what
land and Sale.n. Turner, Marion, Jefferson,
Albany,
Tangent. Sliedda. Halsey, Harrisburg.
may secure instant relief by using De kind of seed bis teachers are sowing, and
Junction City, Eugene, t stage Grove. Drain.
Oakland
ami
all stations from Roseburg to Axil-
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It is the great he guards against the sower of the tares.
land inclusive.
He
also
protects
bis
pupils
from
the
VIA
VIA
pile remedy. Hill’s Pharmacy.
Itoaeburg IHnil Daily.
Spokane Salt Lake
LEAVE:
ARRIVE:
B. Gabriel, of the general merchandise base influences of evil minded and un
Portland.......... S:30 A M | Roseburg.......... 5.20 P M
firm of Nichols <Jc Gabriel, left here Wed ruly fellow pupils. He does not allow Minneapolis Denver
Roseburg......... 7:30 AM | Portland
4.80 P M
nesday morning for Excelsior, Mo., on the teacher to be embarrassed, the les
Omaha
St.
Paul
DINING
CARS
ON
OGDEN
ROUTE.
business and to visit his parents. He son spoiled, or the class demoralized by
AND
AND
PVLL7VY7SN * BUFFET
some unruly spirit, but by gentleness,
will probably begone six weeks. J. C.
Chicago
Kansas
City
SLEEPERS
firmness,
tact
and
discipline
wisely
ad
AND
Nichols, junior member of the firm, will
LOWEST RATES TO ALL
have charge of Mr. Gabriel’s business ministered, preserves the integrity of the
SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS,
class. By him the students are assigned
EASTERN CITIES.
during his absence.—Dayton Herald.
Attached to all Through Trains.
to their proper classos, and he is ever on
West Side Division.
This week a large line of boys’, youths’ the alert for the shrinking new comer,
OCEAN STEAMERS
and gents’ clothing arrived at the Grange and for the visitor who attends the Lea ve Portland Every 4 Days BETWEEN PORTLAND AND ,CORVALLIS
Mail Train Daily, (Except Sunday.)
& Farmer Co.’s store, and they are sell school.
• • FOR • •
Portland
7:»> A M 1 Lv
Ar I 5:» P M
ing them wav down.
14-2
The details of the work are upon his
Lv S:0fi P M
10:16 A M 1 Lv
McMinnville
Corvallis
12:15 1* M 1 Ar
Lv 1 1:06 P Xi
What is worrying the boys of Co. B is mind and heart on the Lord’s day and
the fact that their conipauy has been se on the other six as well. He vies with
At Albany and Corvallis connect witi»
trains of Or. Central & Eastern Ry.
lected for a severe test during the month the secular teacher in securing perfect
OCEAN STEAMERS
of July. They are to goon a seven days’ order in his school, All un the program OREGON, GEO. W. ELDER and Exprow Train Daily, (Except Sunday.>
march with but fourteen pounds of iood for the hour adjusts itself to its proper
M I Lv
Portland
CITY OF TOPEKA
to the man. As the average man will eat place. The session opens promptly on
M I Ar McMinnville
six pounds of food a day, this allowance time. The atmosphere is charged with Leave Portland every B days
for Alaska Points.
Direct connection al San Francisco with Occi
only provides for a day and one meal. It discipline, but is not oppressive. Every
Steamers monthly from Portland to Yokohoma dental and Oriental and Pacific Mail steamship»*
might be well lor Yamhillers to ascertain thing moves like clock work. When the and
Hong Kong, via The Northern Pacific Steam lines for JAPAN ANUCHINA. Sailing dates uii.
application.
the proposed line of march, and drive in lesson is taken up he permits no inter ship Co. in connection with O. R. & N.
Kates and tickets to Easternnolnts and Europe«.
For
full
information
call
on
O.
IL
<t
N.
Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONOLULU and AUS
their stray chickens and pigs, and it ruption of the teacher in the class work,
RHODES At HilOIlt:*», Agents,
TRALIA, can be obtained froiu G. A. Wilcox,,
might not be amiss to get the dog in for an interrupted lesson is like an inter
Or Address-
McMinnville, Or Ticket Agent, McMiunvhle.
C. H. MARKHAM,
training.
rupted sermon—its force is largely lost.
W. If HL R1HI KT,
Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent.
Gen.
Pass.
Agt.
At
the
close
of
the
study
of
the
lesson
What pleasure is there in life with a
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
POKTLAND, OH.
headache, constipation and biliousness? he guards against the annoyance of the
Thousands experience them who could school by extended speech making, or
become perfectly healthy by using De hobby riding, or vain theorizing, but in
Witt’s Little Early Risers, the famous the review of the lesson seeks to pursue
such methods as shall promote the care
little pills. Hill’s Pharmacy.
A resident of Happy valley recently ful study of the lesson each week by
sowed some wheat and oats near the teachers and pupils alike, aud above all
house, and a neighbor warned him that else, that the great central truths of the
the chickens would soon have it if some lesson may be so summarized and put
thing wasn’t done to prevent it. The into a nutshell that every attendant msy
carry them home with him.
lady of the household conceived the idea
Being a wise man he brings the ses
of making gloves for the chickens’ feet.
It worked so well on the trial with n sion to a close before the school is ex
single member of the flock, that gloves hausted, so the work which began with
were made for about two dozen of them, Biletice ends with enthusiasm.
Rev. G. H. B ennett ,
and the grain crop was allowed to grow.
Newberg, Oregon.
We understand a patent will be applied
LOCAL NEWS.
A new line of tobacco and cigars just
received at Bettman & Warren’s.
The Grange & Farmers’ Co. carry the
Salem woolen goods.
15-4
Good wringers, ull styles and prices
from fl.60 up. Hodson sells them.
John Bones was down from Sheridan
on Monday.
Chas. I’. Nelson of the Grange store
was down to Portland on Tuesday.
Hoskins will repair your harness or
sell you new, and put von in good shape
for spring work. See him.
F. W. Spencer will give you the inside
on price if yon wish to purchase a new
I
buggy this spring.
Horace Ramsey, a Forest Grove stu
dent, spent vacation at home in this city,
returning Wednesday.
The Shasta Route
ROUTES
GREAT
OREGON
NORTHERN RY.
SHORT LINE
SAN 4- FRANCISCO
for.
Do you know, that Elsia Wright carries
a full line of lubricating oils for machin
ery? Owners of valuable harvesting and
oilier machinery cannot afford to exper
iment with poor oils. Ho carries the best
on the market and they are warranted
not to gum.
tf
James Madson has recently bought the
twenty acre tract of land ut J. S. Baker,
which lite latter got a year ago in a trade
with J. C. Lucas. Mr. Madson is al
ready the wheat raising king of Cheha-
lem valley, and the way he adds to his
large acreage at stated periods, he bids
fair to own everything that joins him at
no distant day. It is indeed a poor crop
season when he is unable to figure up
very handsome profits on his year’s
work.—New berg Graphic.
S. C. Pearson and C. F. Daniels are
bailiffs in court this week for the petit
jurors, and J E. Noll is .waiting ou the
grand jury.
Horse sboeiug, all kind of repair work,
It is true wisdom for every
plow sharpening, etc., done at lowest
SECRET ORDERS
body
to take a thorough course of
<_>. F H -Meet« at rates by E. F. Sutherland, at Johnson’s
Masonic hall the 2d aud 4th Monday evening
Swift
’s Specific just at this season
old
stand
on
Bstreet.
11-4
Ln each month. Vldtimr ruetnbcis roidlallv in-
Vlted
MYKTA APPEK8ON. W M
of
the
year. The blood is sluggish
Rev R W. King returned on Thursday
K. I.. CONNER, Beu.
aud impoverished, and the system
A O. IT. W.—Charity Lodge No. 7 meet ', first and of hist week from holding a revival in
third Fridays of each tnonlb, i 30 p. hi . Lodge
Ashland. There were 32 conversions
is full of impurities which should
room tn Union blea k
W, H. FLETCHER. M W
during the meeting
be eliminated. Iu addition to
J D B a KER, Beuorder.
10
H. G. Guild removed with his family
Yamhill Lodgti No 10 1» of H. meets in Union
thoroughly cleansing the blood,
hall neconci auu fourth Friday evu nings ol eueb
to Salem hist week. Mr. Guild has se
month.
and
toning up the system so as to
CUSTER P ost N o 9—Meet« the second and fourth cured an interest in the Salem Independ The SiiperintrnsleiK’v Untie« mxl
Saturday of each month in Union hall at 10:Ju ent.
avoid
loss of appetite and a gen
Opportunities.
a m. on second Saturday and at 10.81) a. in. on
4th Saturday All member« of the order are
[Read
before
the
Yarnhill
County
Sunday
eral
run-down
feeling in the
Don’t annoy others by your coughing,
cordially invited tv attend onr meeting*
School Association, held at Newberg. March
E. F. M anning , Commander.
spring,
S.
S.
S.
so
strengthens and
and
risk
your
life
by
neglecting
a
cold.
24th and 25th. j
B. F. CLURINB, Atijl
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs,
builds
up
ns
to
fortify
against the
As implied in his title, it id the duty
E lvira A ssembly N o 18. U nited artisans —
Meet first aud third Monday nights of each month colds, croup, grippe and all throat and of the superintendent to superintend his many forms of dangerous illness
at 7:30p. m. in Union block
lung troubles. Hill’s Pharmacy.
\VG HENDERSON. M. A.
school, and to so harmonize the many that abound during the hot sum
J W. BONES. Sec.
6»
The Southern Pacific is distributing details of its w ork that every line of work mer season. It is a very small
new ties along the west aide road. The shall converge upon a given point—the matter to take this pre
'on but
60 YEARS’
need for them has become great, the old promotion of the intelligent personal
EXPERIENCE
it
insures
health
and
strength
all
ties in many places having become bro piety among th« .voting. As suggested
jJH
JOT
J**
summer.
Swift
’
s
Specific
by the character of his office,his opportu
ken and rotten in the center.
BE
»
f > g
•’ / . fi E Tj
In iA
For the next 30 days I will sell wall nities are as vast and varied as his duties
« y «Vf k U HfN» 3
paper at wav down prices to make room are important.
tf”. Q' : 5 L m
. fl
The ideal superintendent is not neces
for new stock on the wav. I do not carry
sarily
pre|rossesding personal appearance, is far ahead of all other remedies
wall
paper
ns
u
side
issue.
This
is
your
T rade M arks
nor is he always possessed of groat funds for this purpose.
'
Di SIGNS
golden opportunity.
It is a real
C opyrights A c .
of knowledge or of broad intellectual cul
Vtf
il. C. Buaxs.
Anrone «ending a sketch Rnd description may
blood
remedy
which
promptly An Album of
quickly Macnruim our opinion free whether an
ture, but lie is always a person of good
invention tn probably patentable ('on.tnunlca-
purities
the
blood
and
thoroughly
Judge
Galloway
was
up
from
Oregon
tionn «trlotbr confident lai Handbook on Patents
natural ability, sympathetic, tactful, and
sent free. Oldest agency lvi neenrinir patent».
City this week. He I ihs let the contract, ol «¡nick perception and sound judge- renovates the entire system, tones rare Photographs
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
rpecial notice, without charge, in th««
for building hie dryer to a Vancouver | inept.
and strengthens the stomach, and
man, who w ill complete it iu time lor the
It is the of the Wonders
His faith in God is rugged—his piety renews the appetite.
prune crop. It will have a capacity of id genuine. Ilia sentiments on all ques only safe tonic, being purely vege
A handsomely illustrated weeklv. I treoit dn.
culatton of any sdenUfic Journal. Terms. $.» h
of the Universe.
3 ttl bushels per dav.
year; four month«. 11. Hold by all newsdealers
tions where morals are involved will al table, and the only blood remedy
Whooping cough is the most distressing ways Ire found in harmony with the sen guaranteed to contain no arsenic,
BI2 Pages. IO‘,xl21a Inches. Weight ON lbs.
Branch office, t’dft F St , Washington, D. C.
malady . but its duration « an lie cut short timent breathed in the scripture. His sulphur, mercury, potash or other The World’s Storehouse has given up its choicest historic
by the use of.One Minute Cough Cure, ' inner heart lite anil his outer persona) mineral substance, which is of so
Treasures for this Book.
OOOOOOOO O <' QO ><' C OQC OOOOOO
, which is also the I test known remedy for works will be found in keeping with the much importance to all who know
I croup and all lung and bronchial troubles, religious profession. His morals may be the injurious effects of these drugs.
From the Subjects at Large We Name a Few:
most easily reconciled with his religion. Nature should be assisted by na
i Hill’s Pharmacy.
Hia own family circle believe in him. ture’s remedy, S. S. S.
N«w Yosx C ity : East River Docks. New North River Bridge, Vanderbilt Residences R ostov
Take Commonwealth
'
Henry Nemmens is still at work de-
Avenue, Boston Corninoti, Faneuil Hall. S cexes is the R ockies and Y ellow
His children and his friends quote him S. S. S. and be well all summer.
stone P are
C alieoknu : Mirror Lake. Summit Rock. Big Trees. Yosemite Valiev Lick Obeerva
1 veloping his cinnabar claims on the head- as a worthy example,
tory.
Stanford
Vnlveratty,
Chinatown, etc. M exico Cathedral-. Bull Fighters etc S outh
He enjoys the
A merica
Statue« Cathedrals and Cemeteries H awaii : Palaces, Groves, etc. I ndia Great
> waters of Heer creek. Assays from stir-
JveeUMOT f>f fhn •• Ci.nbrMgeJT'
confidence
of
his
neighl>ors.
He
is
every
Buddha,
Taj
Mahal,
Temple
of
SUO Goda, Golden Pagoda. Temples, Mausoleums, Ruins T he H oly
The One Greet StanC.r.rA Authority, ' face croppings give $19.50 in pure ciuna-
L and : Baalbec, D r ms sc is, Street "Straight,” Jaffa, Mount of Olives, Gethsemane, Jerusalem Solo
writ. * Hun. 1» J. nn)w«*r .
dm
alike,
consistent,
hopeful
and
watch-
mon
s
Temple.
Bethleu.m.
River
Jordan. Dead Sea etc A frica : Egyptian scenes TemDle«
Justice U. s. mu p**1114» Uonrl.
J bar to the ton A gang of men have ! fui.
Pyramids. Ancient Cemeteries. S pain Gibraltar. Seville, M. eque ot Cordova, Alhambra Court of
] titUfiiSitrcl
Lions. ITALY: Naples and Mt Vesuvius. Interior of San Martino, mo-t richlv decorated church In
i citnmeucod working sinking shafts.—
The duties of the su|>erintendent are
the U. S dov I'rri»' n«
the world, Pompeii. Pantheon. Forum. Coliseum Statuary, Paintings, Tombs'Cathedrals etc etc
E ?[ of
Ofltas. Uio u. A
tpiA’ltW J Sheridan Bun.
Scenes In Venice, St Mark's Church, Bridge of Sighs. Giant’s Staircase. Leaning Tower Columbus-'
such as require in him a blameless life,
;] Court, Hit I ho
Monument at Genoa, etc. P aris Notre Dame. Trocadero. Eittel Tower. The Madelaine Hotel de
i iH-dl
The new mercantile firm of P. Fisher! decision of character, and real love for
Ville. Grand Opera House. Arch of Triumph. Louvre Gallery, Painting«, statuary Tomi« Palace-
ifcr».
Ì
Interior», etc. B elgium . H olland . S witzerland and all their Tre, ore«. G fiimany
National
A Co. have it good sited iul\ertisement in | . his great work. He is a constant stu-
Wairtnly
Museum,Statue ol Frederick the Great. Royal Palare Interior Royal Mausoleum- Dresden Gallery
CuinilK
4l
Sistine
Madonna.
Cologne
Cathedral.
The
Pa««lon
Play,
Vienna.
St
Stephen
s
Church
P
anorama
this
issue,
aud
are
firm
iielievers
in
the
1
' dent of human nature. He knows the j
bT
SuprniHen.l.T
or C onstantinople Mosques. Tornire, etc
Kt-sta
Moscow. St. Petersburg Royal Museum St
< i M.’hooH, ( olleu.' I’rvf
| value of planter's ink. Mr. Fisher is to be | ! dispoaition of hie school. He studies the ■
Isaac’s Cathedral Royal Palace. G reat B ritain : Shakespeare s Theatre and House Keswick
d»’nO1nn.|othrvl’dur«tj
Warwick Castle. Durham Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, St. Pauls. Westminster House'of Parila
uUuost wdiLiut uuniber.
local manager of the business, and they '• characteristics of his teachers and otti
ment, Towers of London, Liverpool Dock« SCOTLAND: Ellens Isle. Stirling Castle John Knoz
invaluable
House, Edinburgh. Holyrood Castle. Sack rille street. Dublin, etc., etc.
’
will have the lienetit of a first-class sales cers. lie remembers the faces of all Ids
fi» Ih«» household, end lo
Ilei, ncli-'i 'i. prv-
lady in the person of Mrs. F. W. Red flock and soou knows most of them by !
I•**! 'ml Hutu, and s-if-
It is the only book ever executed in Photographic Colors at
ehu. .«L i
mond.
name. Being ol an affectionate nature
: THE BEST TOR PRACTICAL USE.
Popular Prices.
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City.
Oregon.
There is probably no piece of furniture and of tender sympathies he always'
It le MMy to find tho v» cwd wanted
Feb ¿Jd,
It la May to MMertain thè pf^nunclatlon.
’
OT1CE
t«
hereby
given
that
the
following
A
liberal
education
in
World's
Ihstonr
acqui red while being entertained A trip around the worbik
I
iu
the
city
with
so
many
Combined
i speaks to the childien on the street. The \ named settler has filed notice of her in*
It faea«y tn trace ih« rroatn o» n word
in an hour. The delights of travel without its discomforts : its 'ametit without its*
iti.
functions and so perfect in conltniction i idea: eiq-erintondent is wise—ho always1 tentiun to make final proof in support of her
expense.
that «»dd proof will be made before Ths book 1» printed on the very flnest grades of super-sized and super-calendered and heavy enam
The ( !n\ i ' i •
.
is the new Harvard "high-low’ dental 1 knows the difference Is-tween "children” clatni.and
th«- county clerk of Yamhill County at Mc
eled book paper mad« «specially for this book, and bound In the r.chest biudIngs
Welmrr’A liitamMimwl ldctloi.iG v K ¡ | » >^nt
Minnville. Oregon, on April 20th, 189b, vii ,
rnrn» I* sinolii'e authority on errryiiiin« n*! *Ahni <<
chair
just
put
in
by
Pr.
I«rov
Lewie.
It
,
and
"boys
and
girls
”
and
“
young
ladies
i Lttcv Gill; H k 10,33!*, for the north west quar
to our lungiirtif'. <ti iht»vi», iti i
•py.wvmortMTv. m»d definì" •>
I n»i»i it there k n »
, :• the latest improvement iu its line. It i , and young gentl^tien” and addresses ter of <rc II, T 4 9 . R.r. W.
appeM. Iti««* iwrterr i « I-„men rtfvrt Hud«Uiulat
PUBLISHERS PRICE.
She name« the following witnesses to prove
•hipenfi luafco it Itrc. 11. i^A
can be varied in width, in head-rest. them in appropriate terms. In the con her
conti’iuous residence upon and cultivation
OCT TMP BEST.
Silk
Cloth.
Sid«
and
Back,
Stamped in Gold...............................
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of
aid
land,
viz
,
Charles
Sumner
Jones
and
; made into a child's chair, made recsini- duct of hie school he seeks to entertain
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Robert Worthinetun Fanner of Chaae. urefon.
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bent st all auglea aud turned in any po- the mind so as to instruct, edify und per and August Loukaysle and Pater Glebls of Mc-
The Reporter one year and a copy of this Artistic work,
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sonally blew every |>arUcipant.
for $2.75.
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