Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 October 1891 — Page 3

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WOMAN THAT HAS ANY 5EN5E, AND

MANY THERE BE WE HOPE,

ONE NIGHT SURE. THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 1891.

NeilielfHenry

In II, I N,

V/ILL 5PEND HER CENTS FOR A USEFUL CAKE

nf FAI RBANK'S-SANTA- CLAUS-SOAP-

Ross

1C7 North Washington St.,1

CORK

OR088-8EOTION OF TOE OF

LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.

PUSIC HALL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3.

Till: MIIICINAI. AND WOHLII I'AMOITS

u.wi.oys ni:iri| mill I'IIII-V Spectacular

FANTASMA!

!FTY ACTORS.

WdHlti ful .|ul Uorgcous Sc.cn-

ny. Marvelous and Mechani

cal Kllcc'.s, I1*Tan'mllcent and

Startling Transformation. Sec

llic Groat Kxocution Scene

l'HICF.S --1'arquett, SI dress-circle' mui balcony, 7") cents: gallery,50 e.

mui 11 Lr]11y Successful Comedy I'y II. (irathnn Donnelly,

CO They will keep your feet dry and warm.

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

at theCircus."

A Roaring, Screaming Farce.

IVicrs.

K*tan,„rovi!,/rrvo"*.nc#* Meblllty. nnd all K'^UIIA of,,8.? Vur,y

um,rsorInter

Pewtf* ».,lii

In* I VnniM

Valloy Reversible

?Gio lus $ Bar!^

It is flu* MronyvM. ^Josi Durable un 1 M«w: .Convenient. mil Cheapest ruck in 1 li: murkr!

Small !zt\ X» t-cnis. 1 d'um. »'. cents. LarjUi. W cents Itlickcts. PmvN, Slaw ruM,

rs,

Correct—A11 est: A. F. HAMSKV.

I).

RKVOllT

of business,September

.15. 5° 75

STOVE BLACKING

All persons wanting their stoves blacked will please .eive their orders atBinford's

dr,J?

store. JAMES A. SMITH.

oxCesfleB.

{tre«guu duvoiiHmw"! worry,otc. Full 2*an and iinrtJm \»ft

tono

*'Tcn to ovory

1 jiiv»#i 1«» 1 Bltuplo, nntural Improvement seen. Failure Hook, explanation?

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HUPTURE

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REPOHTOI-'TIIKHank

Total

STATU

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Crawfordsville, Ind

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UPtipt

MTCNT APPLIED roa.

CONDITION ol' tlit- ili-

•/.en's National ofCrawtordsville. at Crawfordsville, lit Hit* Suite of Indiana, at Unclose ol business, September -5, 1 hll: iu sii'iu:i:s I»ans ami discounts $4^i« ,r90.l*7 Overdrafts, secured ami unsecured U.S. llonds to secure circulation.... !'.\000.()0 County ami Municipal l'»ond. M.'io.on Due from approval ivscrve agents hLl 17.rn Due from other National Hunks 7* Due from State ltanksumi bunkn 1 l.l Mankind-house, furniture ami ti.vtures '2,-400.00 Other real eflate ami inorljnijres owned i:Lc(H.0f Current expenses and taxes paid... 1.101.IM

Premiums on I'.S llonds •Umo.'.ie Hillsof other Hanks P,000.00 Fractional paper miivnrv, niekles, and cents 1UTH Specie .°,S,o(,o.oo Ix'jmMrndcr notes :ir,o00.n0 Redemption fund with I*. S. Treasurer percent. of circulation)... 1,l!j.j.00

OK INIUANA,

..? SP,:i:i7

l.l AlUMTIKS.

Capita] stock paid in Surplus lund Undivided profits National Hank notes outstanding Individual de|Mslts subject to check -J 1 :i,-J *25.04 Duo to Suite banks and bankers !i,4S0.14

.$100,000 00 .. 40,000.00 io,o:r,.r.i •^.noo.oo

COUNTY

MUNTOOM»:WV

ss: I, HenJ. Wasson, (.'ashler of tlie above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. It. WASSON.

Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of October, 1 N!»l. .loiiN

scmn/rz.

Notary Public*

MANSON.

T. C. 8O.MI:KVILU:. Directors. Oct, :i. 1801.

Ol- THK CONDITION ofthe First

National Hank ol' CrawfordsvlHc.at Cniwt'ordsviile. in lite State of Indiana, al the

1S01:

HKSOLMICKS.

liOatts and discounts Overdrafts. Kccuredand unsecured U.S. Honds to seeuiveiroulallon.. Stocks, securities, ete Due from approved reserve ajrenUs I.)ue from other National Hanks.. Bankintf-liouse, furniture ami tlx* lures Other real estate and mort»ra}?cs owned Current expenses and taxes paid Cheeks and other cash items Hills of other Hanks Fmet ional paper currency,nlckles.. ami cents Specie LeiraMender notes Hedeinptio fund with I. S,

27:i,417.4 ." 1,081.01 2.'i,000.00 -1K8.00 •M/JKM 1 ioo,o:»i.!)*: :i,u4o.oo

2:,.%! 17

Treiteurer (f» percent of circulation Due from V. S. Treasurer, other than .* percent, redemption fund

J,!22:J.2S

445.HS

,7,270.00 :v J104.S7 "21,570.00 25,000.00

1,125,00

500.00

Total *5: :j,8K9.75 I.I A IllMTlKS. Capltul stock paid tn Surplus fund Undivided profit* National Hank notes outstundhifr 22,o00.00 Indlvlduul de|K)slUs subject to uheck .122,013.11 Demands certltlcates of deposit ?/129,*2Duo to State Hauks and bankers d.oOO.Kn

T0U1I 5:W,8HJ.75 STATKOK INDIANA, COITNTVOP

MONTGOMKHY,

as ii a

bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of mv knowledge «nd belief. W. P. MhHlCtjN,

Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this Is', day of 0 toiler, 1801. DcMONT Kknm:HV,

Convctr—Attest: Notary Public. Wn,MAM It. PrmiAM, .loSKIMI Mlhl.lOAN',

OHO.

DtMtllAM,

lunn

r.lrectors. Oct.. .1, 1800.

STOVES

'Heiiing aid Cooking

Alii

L'ood

INUW

time 1o buy

them of

Thompson

Cates,

Norili Uroe 11 Street.

Daily Jourw..

I'M DAY. (MRRT'A. LMN. 'L'I F.

DAILY

.IUUHNAI, IH

Ilobinson .t Wuitaco.

lor sale by

lantasma.

llanKin'n "New Fantasma" is as emuploto a trium])h in stage meehanism and transfdnnations as was the old one, so that it is not bmrjrjsiiif that the announcement of its opening jiacked Pupil's Theatre in every part last night. The old "Fantasina," according to tho popular idea, hail exhausted everything possible in stage trickery, imt this idea is scon dissipated with a view of the elaborate stage setting and changes in the "Now Fastasina." Tho .Jules Yen scene, at the bottom of the sea. in tho first act, is a very thrilling one. There are a number or very beautirul elTocts and tableaux, the Pilot's Daughter in particular, calling forth the applause, of the immense audience. Mr. llanlon is ono of the hardest worked men on the stage, as his labor is not confined to that done in the glare of tho footlight". He goes through enough there, and of a very exhausting character, but the work that counts is behind the scenes, in getting everything ready. Fn this respect

Fantasnia" stands almost alone. Thoio a more pieces of scenery, and heavier ones than in any other of its cla 011 t'.ie stage, and each piece must work exintlv so or all will be spoiled. Though has an army of stage hands and asistants and a very competent stage nrinagor, Mr. lFanlon himself looks after this work in detail and never 111 ikes a slip. Hence the perfection of everything last nfglit for a lirst night. The company is a very good one, and presents a number of old familiar faces. -.S7. l.iini.i aiolii'-IJi'iiKji^ritl.

Has tho Judge an Experience? F11 tho cross examination of .Tames Swearingen this morning in the Folliek case, Glodfelter tried to make it appear that Swearingen had urged tho arrest of Alice because of the ill feeling which existed between Fsaac Follicle and himself. A question directly to this effect was objected to by the defense and Judge Hnyder sustained the objection iving: Tho fact that Folliek and Swearingen were enemies does not necessarily imply that Swearingen was an enemy of Alice. Why, 1 have known a man to kick a young gentleman out if his doors and beat him up most cruelly, but at the same time a regard of a most affectionate and lovable nature existed ?etween said young gentleman and tl old man's daughter.''

A Night at theOireus,"

llio most charmingly vivacious comedienne, Nellie MeHonry, will return to Crawfordsville 011 tho 8th in a new and successful play entitled "A Night at tho Circus." It is tho latest work of IF. (Irattan Donnelly, author of •'Ship Ahoy," "Natural (las," and "Later On." It abounds with musical novelties and gems in song. Tt is full of fun and original humor ami is interpreted by a company of strong comedians. Tho graceful Nellie will bo seen on horseback this tinm. Iier winsome face will smile as sweetly as over in this her latest and most distinguished success.

The Diphtheria Scaio.

There are numerous cases of malignant diphtheria boiug reporb.il from around over tho county, although no pronounced cases have as yet been fo.ind in Crawfordsville. Several schools in oho county have been closed and others aro preparing to. It is to be hoped tho disease will not break 01. here as tlio time of year is very unfavorable for it.

Everybody Beads It.

The following is a Bamploof the communications frequently received at

THE .TOUKNAL

ollice:

CITY,

CIOKC

Oct. 1, I8!)l.—Tako my "Want-

ad a Horso" ad. out of tho paper. Everybody must road tho paper for they aro all after me. Respectfully,

It. E.

ATKINSON.

Try tlio "Wanted Column."

They Disturbed Meetings.

Juin Wilhito and "Hoot" Pat.ton arc promising young bucks of Coal Creek township. They were indicted by tho grand jury, too, bless their hearts. Last night tlioy wore brought in and lodged in jail for disturbing religious meetings. Their parents came in to-day and tho boys pleaded guilty and wore fined.

Bepublican Olub Meeting.

Tho Morton Bepublican club of Union township will hold its regular meeting in tho small court room this evening at 9:30 o'clock. Thore iB business of importance to bo transacted and a largo attendanco is desired. Lot all Republicans turn out.

1E. IIWHSS t.X HE CURED by local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho oar.

There is only one way to euro deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is causod by an inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tubo. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, ami unless tho inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal conditiou, hearing will bo destroyed forovor nine cases out of ten aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (eaurf.il by catarrh) that wo cannot euro by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. 1-'. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O.

Sold by druggist, 70 cents.

Ara Such Things Risht?

hero was a little incident in the Fol lick case yesterday which was really pathetic. A young man named Casner

was on the stand for tho defense and had given somo rather immaterial evidence in a straightforward manner.! Whon t-ho examination and cross examination were entirely over as far as the evidence was concerned tho cross examiner asked: "Is your father living, Mr.Casner?"

Tho young man blushed, painfully stammered and finally said: "I don't know." "Do you know who your father is?" '•That is none of your business." "Answer his question," interposed Mr. Seller, of tho defense.

The young man hesitated again ami finally said quite plainly, "I don't know who my father is." "What is your mother's name?" "Lavina Casner." "And you don't know who your father is and whothor ho is living or not?" "No sir."

Tho witness was then excused and with a burning face passed out of the court room. There is but one name for such a cross examination and that is brutality. Tho yi_ung man was in no wise responsible for his parentage and to force liiin to proclaim his mother's shamo in ojen court, when that had not tho most remote bearing on the case at issue, was cruel and inhuman.

College foot Ball.

Tho Indiana Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association mot at Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon and arranged tho following schedule for foot-ball match games: Del'auw vs. Butler at Del'auw, October

Wabash vs. Indiana University at Indiana University, October 17. Wabash vs. Purdue at Wabash, October 21. Indiana University vs. Butler at Butler, Octobor 24. Indiana University vs. Del'auw at Indiana University, October 31. Del'auw vs. Purdue, at Purdue, November 7. Butler vs. Wabash at Wabash, November 14. Indiana University vs. Purdue, at Purdue, November 14. DePauw vs. Wabash at Purdue, November 21. Purdue vs. Butlor at Butler, November 26. It was decided that the home team shall in all these matches pay all' the expenses of tho visiting elul), and jookot all the receipts. Tho olllcers elected were: President, J. L. Davis, of Dol'aiiw VicePresident, F. M. Erickson, of Wabash: Sjcretary, F. H. Stegmaier, of Indiana University Treasurer. C. M. Bivins, of Purdue University executive committeeman, It. F. Davidson, of Butlor.

Death of Old Tox.

Old Tex, tho famous mocking bird of Capt. J. B. Pence, is dead. The phenomenal bird was known to nearly every one in tho city, and all havo been charmed by liis delightful music. The bird was purchased from a fancier in Kansas. 15 years ago by a lady of this city who afterwards sold him to Captain Pence. Tho fancier said he was tin about, a year old and had been bom in Northern Texas, hence his name. Ho has accompanied Capt. Ponce and wife on all their northern trips and several years with them in California. Six ee years is a green old ago for a bird to attain but Old Tex surely merited it, and passed away full of honors to join the mocking bird choir invisible.

0HIPS.

—Wheat is still bringing 90 cents. —Epworth League mooting this ever i'lg—Ilanlon's Fantasma will fill Music Hall to-morrow ovening. —Considerable interest is being taken in tho watch presentation which occurs at Bazzott's to-morrow night. —Attend tho meeting of tho Bepublican Club this evening at tho court mse, and bring a friend with you. —Lou FSlliott succeeds his brother Will as baggago master at tho Monon station. Will will brako on a local froight. —About 150 men aro now workii on tin gas trenchos and tho work is being rnshed through in a magnificent manner. —Hanlon Brothers, of Fantasma famo, are also famous for thoir liberality. Last year while in Lafayotto thoy prosented 3100 in cash to tho V. M. C. A. and another 8100 to a church thore. —Tho Ladies Aid Socioty tho M. E. church will meet on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 3, at 2 o'clock, in tho church parlors for tho electioi) of officers, postponed on account of tho funeral of Mrs. Pontious, who was a mombor of the socioty. —In spito of tho strenuous effort on tho part of Secretary Switzer to the contrary, the Battle Ground Rcpositori/ still romains tho official organ of tho association. Of Mr. Switzor's action in the matter, wo will publish later.—Battle Ground Repository.

Watch crystals put in watches only 5c at 213 oast Main street.

lentrc» to Hear Testimony. Henry Thome, traveling Secretary of tlii Y. M. C.'A. writes from Exeter Hall, Strand, London, February 2d, 1888: "I desiro to boar my testimony to the va'ue of Allcock's Porous Plasters. I have used them for pains in tho back and side arising from rheumatic and other causes never without deriving benefit from thoir application. Thoy are easily applied and very comforting. Those engaged as I am in public work which involves exposure to sudden changes of temperature, will do well to keep a supply of Allcock's Porous Plasters in their portmanteaus."

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY! MOTHERS'

Fcirsn is a scicntific-

ally prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the medical profession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

MOTHERS'

I E N

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens I'ain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book toMOTHERS"mailed FREE, contaming valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sent by express on rc,-ri|tlof price 11.50 per ln':

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,

Atlanta.

SOLI) 11V AI.L DltUOOIHTS

Sold bv Nve & Co.

RAILWAY HMECARDS.

MORON ROUTE.

lotirn 1:20n.u

ITTLE

PILLS.

SOUTH

Night. Mall (dully) 1:51a.m

1:25p.m Day Mall (daily) 1 :.*J0p.tr (Above traiuROttly stop at,county scats.] 5:u:tp.tn.CJreeneas.Hud Laf. Aecoui... 8:21a.m 0:l0u.m Way Freight 2:40p.ui

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

•iAfiT 0:15a.in 1:55a.ni.... 5:12p.m 1 'OHp.m

Express-Mail 0:l5a.m Mull (daily) 12:39a.n Mail—Kxpress l:')8|.a

Mull—Kxpress 0:45p.m

VAIDAIIA

•SOUTH lilitl/flLlfli NOHTII 0 44a.iu Kxpress 0:18ptu. 5:IKp.m Mail 8:10a.m 8:12pm..Fast Line Rxprys(daily) ... 2:011 pin. 11:5ll am Freight 11:50 am

CURE

filet Headache and reliovo all tho tronbltt fool* dent to & bilious Btato of tho system, suoti Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, I'ain in tho Side, io. Whilo thoir most remarkable succcss has been shown la

QiiriBg

SICK

Headache, yet Cnrtor'a Littlo Liver Pfllf an equally valnablo in Constipation, curing and pro* venting thisannoyinccomplalnt,whllo thoy also correct all disorders of the itomach^tiroulato tho liver and regulate tho bowola. Even IT they only

HEAD

Aebfi thoy would boalmostpricolessto thoaewhd Buffer from this distressing complaint butforta* cutely their good

HOBS

docs notondhere^md those

who ouco try thorn will find thoeo littlo pills vala* able In

many ways that they will not bo wil

ling to do withcrt them. But after allaick head

KCHE

(Xsthebanoof so many Uvea that horelsmfceM '^remake our great boast. Our pills euro it whilo others do not.

Carter's Littlo Livor Pills are very unall and Tery easy to take. Ono or two pillB xnakea dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or pnrgo, but by thoir gentle action ploase all who nsothem. In vialant 25 cents five for $1* Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by matL

CARTER MEDICINE CO., Now York.

SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE

SCOTTS

FWULSIOH

Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda.

There are eniubtoni and emul*iow», and there it ill much skimmed milk which matfucrade* as cream. Trj/ u» theu will many manufacturer* cannot BO di»gui$e their codtiveroit a» to make it palatable to §en$itive Btomnchs. Beott't IVmultion of PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER QILt combined with Uypopho*-

?'or

hites it almost a* palatable a§ milk* thi$ reason as well as for the fact of the stimulating qualities of the Hypophosphites, Physicians frequently p«scribe it in cases of

CONSUMPTION,

SCltOFULA, miONVlllTIS and CUItONlC COVQII or SKVEHK COLO. All Itniggtsls srtl it, but be rare yon get the genuine, at there are poor imitation*.

Watch springs only 25c at Main street.

A Boon to Wives.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not be without it. It is a Loo to wives who know thoy havo to pass through the painful of childbirth

MRS.

MEUIOUUN'R,ordenl

Iowa. Write tho

Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, On., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville. Ind.

Notice to 11'Hfcr Consumers. Water ronts for tho quarter beginning Ootobor 1 aro duo. Call at tho office of tho companv and settlo tho same bofore Oct. 10, or tho supply will be discontinued

FKEI)

SIIEETZ,

Manager.

September tee Jilt Is.

Ice bills for September are now duo and will bo presented for payment at once, -v

Mako a

WM.MAUTIN & SON.

guess and draw a watch. 8

Guoss free.

We Are Now Ready

iToshow the larjrcst, the hand-iomest, best selected and most varied stock ever bought by us on any

'previous occasion. Having looked lorward to an early Fall trade we made ve-y large purcha.ces for

our many departments, and now as the cold wave is expected we are fully prepared to do a rushing

business. Whether the cold wave arrives soon or not we have made prices on new goods that will

astonish all, and also influence purchasers. Don'l delay, but take advantage of the prices we have

made for this week. We have everything new in Millinery, everything that is exquisit in cloaks,

and wrape imtrrn.se variety of blankets from cheapest lo the finest bed-comforts in endless variet)

beautiful line new dress goods large line of corsets at all prices. Be sure to call and see our goods

Next Door to Eiston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

Couic and see us. Yours Truly The only One Price Clotlilcr.

213 east

Attend the auction to-night. fl

W. R. COSNELL,

lias opened a branch office of the

The American Steam Laundry. 129 South Green Street,

ENGINEER.

Aflent for

r~W

Luuiid'y left. thert will receive p-ompt aifontion.

At the Fair.

Individual Butters, 10 cents per do/en. Deco.ated Cups and Saucers, 10 cents. YVork-Haskets, 10 cents.

Two and Four liladed I'ocket Knives, 25 cents. Great variety of Umbrellas, 2fi.28.30 inch, choice ?1.25. Kiower Pots, all sizes, from 4 cents up. Flower Stands.

Stove Polish and Stovebrushe*.

Remember your choice of any one of the four be:t books written. Call and get a card.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

GIVEUSACALL. THR, FAIR.

The Florida Steam and Hot Water Boiler,

Gas Fitting, Gas Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Residences.

Plans and Specifications

For City Of Country Work in Any of the above branches.

Oi tiers left at Zack Mahorncy's will receive prompt attent

It was scarcely necessary to placo our Boy's suits in nomination, because they were already running like wildfire. Thoir availability is so unquestioned that all parties can unite upon them and they aro so popular that their nomination is equivalent to election. In ono respect they are at the top of tho clothing poll and in nnothor at tho bottom Thoy aro at the top in all that goes to make a faultless suit and at tho bottom in the matter of price, and, like tho good candidates, thoy'll redeem overy pledge that is mado in their behalf. Equally strong candidates are our men's and children's suits.

•J. A. JOEL.

Drs.l .J.tnd Martha E.H. Griffith

°ffl]£»ldeiioe

218 80111110rcen

Mrs. Dr. Griffith fives special attention Ohronlc and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and O bate trice. Dr. arlBtb, a venei a' practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

Joe Fossee

Js now sole -proprietor oj the Barber Shopformerly owned by jYci/esl

t(r

jFOSSCC.

Only expert barbers employed. Bath tubs in connection with the shop.:

Joe Fossee.

POP CORN.

KNOW ALL MEN (also women and children) that I havo moved my steam corn popper to Main street in front of .Too Taylor's. Everybody try a sack of hot, luscious popcorn.

J. H. CRETORS.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorii

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VACANT LOTS

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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

Famished on Hhort, notice from the mo«t complete sot of ahStreets books InMuiit-

Koniory county.

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Insurance and

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Over

Main 81,,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Mr. Gulbord will opeu a reneh sonool in tho foropart of Soptombcr. Those who wish to? learn and speak properly lu a brl time, tho French laniruage. aro luvlUxl to call and see mm or send him their address and ho will call on them. Classes every evenlnur fiom7p. in. to 1) p. in., excepting Sattmmy. Jr there Rhoula bo ton ladies to tako

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Mr.

Gulbord ^ill hold for them a special eliLss In tho afternoon from ft till 5 o'clock. Fees for throe months' course 910. Call oraddrcss,

L. J. (JlTIUOHl), ISiT Soulli (Irocu St.