Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 October 1890 — Page 6

WHAT

I SCOTT'S EMULSION CURES

CONSUMPTION SCROFULA BRONCHITIS COUCHS COLDS Wasting Disuses

Wonderful Fl«sh Producer. 4 Many have gained one pound jfar day by its use.

Scott's Emulsion is not a secret ledy. It contains the stinv properties of the Hypo, ites and pure Norwegian ^ud Iter Oil, the potency of both gely increased. It is used

X^iysicians all over the world. PALATABLE AS MILK. Sold by all Druggists. 0OOTT BOWNK, Chemist®, N.Y.

Dr. Grosvenor's

Bell-cap-sic

PLASTER.

Giver qviclt relief from pain• Khemnatism, neuralgia, pleorfajrand Inmbagol cnrcd at once. Genuine for salo by'all DruggiM*-.

IIHU.I-JWIFor LOST or FAILING MANHOODl llfH I'Wl

and NERVOUS DEBILITY

MKTCTTil I IWeaknnu of Body and Mind. Effect* HIiMll'IIIInf Errorsor Exoeises in Old or Young. Bobokl. .Noble luxiioon fnltv lle»(orrri. How to eoltrfe m4 Strait ben WKAK,

UNDEVELOPED OIKI.lNS* IMItTS JF HODT.

Jbulattlr unfklllo? 1103IK Is a

Homo s-'i'kers will llnd the last of the public domain of: •cgricultural ami grazing vaiuo along the Tgrvat Northern railway in North Dakota and XLonuina. I

SEW TOWN

In Motuna. 1'Yee Lands, New Towns. New Hallways,

WPITTU I ^''Nv Minos, Low Rates, l.arglYDMllfli I est urea of good vacant land.

Sweet Cirass Hills. Milk and I OIJFFD Sun River Valleys. Montana, uJQjjljl reached oniy. by tin- tireat NorthersRaitwas Linc. The 11(100 Stock Raisers' paracii-te.

GOLD. COAL.

ilUvjij

The regions tributary to (ireat Northern Railway Lino Montana, produce all tlio precious and bases metals. New towns ami ralhvays nro being built.

Go to tho Ureat Reservation •of Montana and get, a good free homestead. Low rates nnd free free Sleeptii* on the I Great Northern Railway Line. Go now.

HERBS. MINES.

MILKp

RIVER?

I These have made Montana the richest state per capita in 1'iiion. Plenty ol' room for miners and ftm-k raisers. Now is the time.

Along the Great Northern I Railway Arlne in Montana arc I free ranches ami pasturage, mines of precious metals, iron I and coal, aud new cities ami towns. Now is your chance.

GREAT FALLS-

YOUNG

MAN.

Surrounded by a fine agricultural and grazing country, close to mines of precious metals iron ahd coal, possoesing a wator power unoijualod in America, it is Montana's I industral center.

The Valleys of Red, Mooso, Missouri, Milk and Sun rivers reached by Great northern Railway Hue. Half rate excursions Sept.!). 23 and Oc. 14,1890. Write V. I. WHITKEY, St. Panl. Minn. S||j^

MiS

pensions raiKw! !oiv"t«i'..S

or children $S to $li a month. I'ndcr Act June 27,18'JO. all soldiers and sailors are ontitled for any disability, whether contracted in -aeryic&or not. All their widows, minor children and dependent parents whether able to perform manual labor or not. Write at once to

OHAPIN BROWN. Att/y-nt-law, :|23. .|U St, N W., Washington, 1). No fee unless claim'is Allowed. 13 years' experience.

ro'^

BOILER

•.SEND POH OURCATALOGUEAND PRICES

ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDJANAPOLIS, tPJB.

LOCALfNEWS.

But three persons took teachers exaintuation last Saturday.

Newt Hatnsej, or Indianapolis, spent Sunday in the city.

Capt. E. P. MeClaskey and wife have returnad from Kansas.

Clias (iould ami wife are visiting friends in Kalamazoo, Mich.

WHAT IS IT?

Persons outside of tlie profession often ask. what Is an Emulsion We answer,an Emulsion Is a combination cf two or more liquids, so thoroughly mixed that each Is held In permanent suspension. Several of the much advertised 'Emulsions' now on the market are nothing more than compounds, and a microscopic examination will reveal globules of oil In their original form. The Emulslom made by iletars. J. A. ilaaet Co., Lawrence, Mass., everywhere so favorably known by physicians a*

Magee's Emulsion

lseomposed of one-third part Coil-Liver Oil, onethird part Extract of Malt, and one-third part Compound Syrup of Hypoposph ltes of Lime and Soda, each of which must be of the finest quality obtainable. These three valuable Ingredients, with a little flavoring extract, are put into a 'mtxer,' where It Is emulsified for six hours by steam power, at the rate Of 128 revolutions per minute, which breaks every globule of the oil, and combines It with the other ingredients In such a thorough manner that no separation will ever occur. Magee's Emulsion has no equal for the relief and cure of Coughs,Colds, Scrofula, Dyspepsia and General Debility.

For sale by all druggists.

FOR MEN ONLY!

Dick Kea'iug, of pugilistic fame, has opened a saloon in Cbicoj o. The Ijnloga Normal opened its doors to students last Tuesday.

Aty.

MtnfeftliryftamSOS'fttr.cndliltlT-MEM-ilc-ieOlt Forr'gr O.unlrltt. Writ, them. Stoierfptlve Boot, finb-istlon mnl p. I !f(1 :*!ed) frra, AdArtu ERIE MEP'OAU CO- BUFFALO, N. Y.

FREE! LANDS

I 11» or more along tlio Great Northern Railway lino. llus••j.iness chances. Write F. I. •r-\\ hitngy, St. Paul, Minn., for

Hooks, Maps 'Write how.

Settlers on"freo t.overnmont lands along tlio reat Northern railway line in "Northern Dakota and Montana get low rates and fine markets for products.

UN!

RATES

UTTWTmn I i'iu'-st resorts in America nUrlliiiU' I along the Ureat Northern railway line in Minnesota, DakorTOnran I

tas nIld

Montana. Best cli-

rlOnlillT. I mate for health seekers.

on tana prod uces the finest I IinDQ'DCJ orses| and cattle. Free HUUlJLlU, range yet in^Mouw. Milk and I Son Rivor Velleys and Swe.-t I Grass Hills.

"HEALTH,

E. 11. Curtis will open a new boot and shoe store iu the room east of Abe Levinson's Bazaar,

Miss Jennie M. Paige, daughter of Judge Paige, of Frankfort, died last Tuesday, age sixteen.

Mrs. Rosa Carter has applied for a divorce from W. J. Carter, and asks for the custody of their only child.

There is a minor liviug at Darlington who has been married two years, lias one Ichild and has en divorced.

W. F. Sharpe, the architect, has the contract for furnishing the plant and specifications for a $10,001 church in Taylor, Tex.

A grand four days' reunion of the soldiers of Fountain, Warren and Vermillion counties will be held at Covington, ou the fair grounds, October 12st to 24th inclusive.

We are iuformed that steps are being taken to send two or three boys front here to the refonnatoiy. If parents will pay no attention to tbelr boys the authorities ore compelled to.— Darlington Echo,

Jud. Lan.dhere, Monon engineer, has instituted 6uit, Carroll Circuit court against J. B. Waddell, of Delphi, for $2,000 damages on accoitut of effects resulting from bite of a dog belonging to Waddell.

A big black snake was killed in one of our dry goods stores this week. As the Ftore does not advertise the supposition is that bis snakeship was hunting a quiet place to spend the winter.—Waveland ludepundent.

FrankiCraig started to Florida last week but had Ins pockets picked of $40 in TennesE.ee, and came near letting a darky get away with his valise. He concluded it was safer where he was better acquainted and immediately bought a ticket for home.—Darlington Echo.

The census show3 population and gains in population, viz —Benton County, 11,896 gain 7S8 Carrol, 20,005, gain l,ii(.0 Cass, 31,112 gain 3,502 White 15,(SCO, gain 1,8(55. Logausport's Population 13,798, gain 2,600.

All shops of the Big Four system are running full time and full handed, and it is quite difficult to keep the equipment iu running condition. Traffic on the whole system 3 been so heavy for months that it is hard on rolling stock under the most favorable conditions,

Mary E. Swearangen has made application for a divorce from Francis Swearanger aud gives drundenuess and cruel treatment as her cause. This couple was married on the 10th of September. Justus days of married life. No wonder the question is asked, "Is marriage a Failure?"

S"ss Lula, the accomplished and pretty daughter of uncle Billy Bromley, of Crawfordsville, was a fair visitor, aud while here, on account of her good trste and general knowledge of fairs, was placed in the tioral hall as one of the committee ou award of preiniumF, aud we are pleased to say, gave general satisfaction.—

Spence's Paper.

Peter McCabe rented o! Ceo. Smith last spring, 2 acres of land, paying for it S18. He has now harvested 31 shocks of corn woi.h $49.50. and 100 bushels of tine saleable potatoes, worth $100, making in all S15H.50. Who can beat that farming ou a sma'l piece of land. This beals Jiin Mount's farming, and Peter does not want to run for Congress either. —Wayuetown Hornot. i§Vh**v'

Auother case lias cotne us wh'ch is convincing that dogs are or very little account. Wednesday while ltev.Roger. of Wingate, was making a call at the residence of James Ames, who lives a short distance east of Elmda'e. he was bitten by very dangerous dog. The wounds were on his arms, wh'ch -e said to have swollen considerably. The reverend gentleman was immediately tiken care of and it is to be hoped that he II soon folly recover. It will be remembered badly hurt a tramp who went to Mr. Ames' residence to get a drink of water some time since.—Waynetown Hornet.

Brookshire's Speech.

The speech of the Hon. li. Brookshire on the tariff Saturday was the very best he ever delivered. Ho showed the fallacy of the Blaine reciprocity scheme with the Latin states of South America. He shows conclusively that iu all agricultural products these couutries wore competitors with the United States that they had a surplus to export, and could create no demand for exports that would help our farmers in the least. He proved that we exported twenty-five times as much of the products to Europe as we did to all of South America. He further showed that this reciprocity scheme was but auother straw thrown out by the protected barons to deceive the farmers after the "home market" and other fallacies had be come threadbare. He is being highly complimented by his brother congressmen on the democratic side, many of whom have ordered thousands or copies to he used iu their respective districts.—Indianapolis Sentinel.

The Sumatra wrapper on the Public Record is now costing $2 per pound. The light colored grades are more especially recommended,

For a mild, sweet, short Btnoke try the Perfecto or Reina Victoria, shape of the Public Record, and always buy them light colored.

Medical graduation for ministers, druggists, city missionaries and earnest students of both sexes by home study, at a trifling cost. Preceptors visit various citieB for demonstrations in anatomy. Send 50 cents for specimen texts to College, 153 north Tennessee street, Indianapolis. -1

The "Public Record" is the best 5 cent cigar on earth. Insist onJ[ having it and take no other.

Ifs°°

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

A Reply to City Teacher,

EDITOR REVIKW: I shall say nothing more at present about the management of the last county institute, because it appears that Mr. Zuck prefers to remain silent rather than to run the risk of making a bad job worse by au attempted auswer. I expected a business like and straight forward reply to both articles in this paper, but none came.

I understand that the principles of this government give every man a right to call in question the nets of auy public officer, and if it turns out that the accuser is wrong, it is not only the privilege, but it is the duty of the accused to set himself right befor the public.

I have been credibly informed that Mr. Zuck deprecated the outrageous manner in which a self-conceited, vgotistical popinjay gave vent to his revengeful nature, and sought this opportunity to yent bis spite on the party whom he supposed had written certain articles reflecting on the management of the last institute, but in which he had no interest whatever, except that of malice towards a certain person upou whom he wanted to vent bis spite. If he had been honest and his intentions were good, and he wanted to do the fair thing between men, why did he not answer those articles in the columns of this paper, as a disinterested party ought to have done"?

Before proceeding with this article, I beg pardon of the teachers, on account of the harsh words that I am compelled to use in order to chastise an insulent cur who has nothing in common with the teachers of this county, because he never taught school here in his life and the reason why I sharpen my pencil to scorcli him i°, because we have to fight the devil with fire.

Mr. A. B. C. may think that he is some of a newspaper man, but the public, long since have lenrued that he (I'd not possess the first characteristic of au honorable journalist, and the next article that he writes, instead of signing his name "City Teacher," it would be more appropriate for him to writo it A. B. C., or A Bad Cuss.

Some persins have expressed surprise as to how I lew who wrote those articles in the Journp'. It was no trouble to tell the animal by his ear marks, or to tell when a skuuk is near without seeing it and besides you can always te'l one of those long-nosed, lop-oared backwoods pet-hounds by his yelp, and his inclination to hound other people, together with his other canine instincts, ought to class him where he properly belongs.

He says "that he took up this fightof his own accord," which is an acknowledgement on his part that he is an unsolicited lickspittle for the purpose of doing scavenger work, and to throw dift in order to divert attention from the real issue involved.

He says, "It seems to him that he attended an institute in which a tax of 50 cents was charged." If he did it was under Cantly or tome one since, because such a thing never was done in this county prior to that time, and h's insinuation to that effect was to mislead and deceive, as he very well knew when he made it, and as scores of teachers in this couiity can attest,

I am not seeking office, neither am I posing before the public, like some of those hangers on about the court house, who, in their inisaided zeal are liable to do more harm than good to those ou whom they depend for their bre.id pud butter, and I warn them now against h'^ treachery and deceit and that he cau not be relied on, because his head is not the right shapa, rs anyone cm see who wi'l ta'te the trouble '.D consult a phrenological journal which is fornd a description of the head of Judas Iscariot. His countenance, too, says that lie is a sneak aud that he will betray even a friend if lie haB no more use for him and if he can make anything by so doing, as the writer well knows, aud there is not'rig that Muses a man to lose faith iu h's Lnd 'i':e that of base ingi.itUude. When one who has been the wi'Mng recipient of our bounty and steern in more prosperous days tiiius and reviles us in our advei3ity, it makes us ferl weak and trembly, because as Carroll Judson says: "It makes the whole head '.1 ache. j-J&i Aud the whole heat fa'utly sick.1'

The very contour of his visage indicates that' of cowardice, which is only iu keeping with his whole nature, because n'l valtures and birds of il'-oiueu are natural cowards. This fact was demonstrated iu bis case, because that part of town where he lived, not long since, got too hot for him and he had to pull tip aud get out to keep from beine mobbed by the women iu the neighborhood. He's getting more cautious now, and he seldom ever slanders anyone unless it be the sick or afflicted, except women aud chi'dren. He has been known to steal his way through dark alleys aud along shady lanes to keep from meeting those whom he had traduced aud wronged. Dryden had just such a man before his mind when he pened the following: "Dastard and coward, mean aud iusoleut Tougue-villian hero, vaunter of thy might, In threats the foremost, but the last in tighl.'

I ant told that he tries to preach sometimes. God save the church! But this is a free couutry, and ou account *f his egotism aud his assinine proclivities I suppose that he will continue ts bray, if for no other reason than to hear his own voice. Such men, who are but wolves iu sheep's clothing, cause nngels to weep and devils to blush ou account of their hollow mockery, hypocritical pretensions and sanctimonious cussedness, and because of his revengeful, spiteful and vindictive spirit he is 110 more suited for a preacher of the gospel than bell is for a powder-house. Such men are au injury to the church, because tlioy do more harm than ijo.cl, and there will bd more of such preachers in lu'll than of any other Claw of men, in prop.iriion to their number, for they are making morn iulidels than^hristiaiy^ ou account of their iucousistencie3.|pl g||j|

When he goes to prayer meeting next We Inesday evening I suggest that he read from Luke (5:27 to 38, aud the more of Dr, Luke's medicine ho takes according to directions, the so»uer he will get over his present attack of hydrophobia. And the next time he goes to the country to preach, where he is not known •0 well as he is here in town, let him take his text iu Matt. 7:4-5. COUNTY TKAOHKK.

Buy your

There Is nothing I now enjoy that 1 do not owe to having used I)r. David Kennedy's Favorite Komedy. of Kondout, X. Y.. at a time when I was suffering n,11 that a human being could endure. My trouble began in my kidneys, from which I never expected to recover. .My physician said 1 had

Bright.'s

Fall Open

Disease.

Later I had a bad attack of gravel. Six years ago last June—how well I remember that day— 1 saw Dr. Kennedy's Favorite ltemedy advertised in our paper. After using threo bottles I was well. I have never had a return cf the disease, aud though I am over sixty years of age I am vigorous and strong as 1 was in my prime. What physicians and the many reraedles--I had taken could not do what Dr. Kendedy's vorite Remedy did. It stayed the diseaso and made me a well woman.—Mrs. Emiline 1'. Mizner, Burg llU!. O.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.

at HOUNDOl'T, X. Y. $l. ti for *5. liv all Druggists.

Mil'

CARTERS

ITTLE

IV£R PIUS.

CURE.

BIck Headache and relieve all the troubles incident to a bilious Btate of the system, suoh aa Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after eating. Fain in the Side, &c. While their most jremaxkablo success has been shown in cuiing

SICK

headache, yet Carter's Little Hvor PiUa ara equally valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, while they also cerrect all disorders of thestomach^tlmulate tha liver and regulate the bowels. Even tf they only

HEAD

I Buffer from this distressing complaint but fortunately their goodness does notend here, and those Who once try thom will find these little pills valuleblo in so many ways that they will not be wltiUng to flo without them. But after all sick head

ACHE

Is the bane of BO many Uvea that here la where wo make our great boast. Our pills cure it whiU Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Fllla are very small and vory easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who .UBethem. In vials at 25 cents five for $1. Sold by druggists everywhere, or Boat by malL •CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE,SMALL PRICE

WHAT 13 601*

TH|J

EYE*

millinery goods of Edna Nicho!-

on.

Hints that are IStittur than Gold. ^rfji If you have bad breath, sluggish bowels," pain in the small of your back, uervousuess or giddiness, your vital organs are sadly out of condition. A mere "dose of physic" will not help you. Your only wise course is to take Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondont, N. Y., and cleanse your system of the impurities. It regulates the liver and ^kidneyu.

HFREE !!.

One of the BEST Tel-| encope* 11 the world. unequftled, and to Introdnceour superior ftoodi w* will lendFRBt tooxE PERSOX In each locality, ^astbove. Only thoae who writ# t" ut at once ran mak* sure of the chimca. AW yen bare in loin wiurn i« tf Shovr our foods t« 2 thope who CtW—rour seighborf and tboie arotind you! The be. §?n»!njr cf thli advertisement eliows the BQMU «nd of tha tele-

AYEM0RP i«op« The following cut gives tbe appeara— it rcdocsd^c

about tbe flftiflh pnrt ofiUbulk. 11 ft p*nd,doubl«»tMtf!^ •cope. »s large a» it ea»v to

entry. V!t

An i'V cream fr. ezer. (Mie best in t,ho world.) lvi'y.'tono culimuy b, ater and mixer ^or making cake, b.oad, etc., whipping cream, eggs, etc. and n. thousand other things) A 50 cent cook book.

Pain, Diehi & CO., Phila.* Pa.

Ajronts W.'intiid.

OT1CK Oi-' APPOINTS! KNT.

Kntntv ol Kllen Uuwluy, Deceased. ,oti''e is liorohy, that the undersigned has boon duly qualified ns administrator with will annexed of the estate ol Kllen Cawley, late of Montgomery County, Indiana, Deceased. Said estate is suppo-ed to lie solvent. Dated S. pt. li, W \r.TKK T. JONKfr.

Mlor Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods,. Hats and Shoes.

We|give you the best goods for the least money. Ew article we sell guaranteed to give satisfaction or money"chcerfrJiv refunded. With us a pleased customer is the best adwnisvment.. We want to count you among Hum

MODEL CLOTHING

-,f

41 to 49 E. Wash. St., 2 to 22, S.Penn

IN I A N A O IS

Seven Store®

HIPPED [SCO VERY.

RORSIT

BONED WITH KABO.

Try them and you will wear no other. They need no breaking In." Satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded after 3 weeks' wear, even If so soiled as to

unsalable. For sale everywhere. CHICAGO CORSET CO., Sole Manufacturers.

RUMPS.

AVhon you want a pump, don't liny where they keep pumps as a sort of side issue,"but go directly to a, pump store.

William Brothers not only sell you a pump, but they put it in for vou and guarantee .it to work whether it is stone, iron, wood, rubber-button or a ISuckeye Double-acting force pump.

William Brothers'.

PUMPBi

STORE,

Our ffcMUM&M

126 SIH'TH'GKEHN ST

Drawings, Specifications, Applications

Made By

W. F. SHARP,

"Ofllce over Jake Joel's Opp. Court House

GENUINE HUNGARIAN DICINAL 7'

Ioypines

[Sweet and Dry.l

will alio how you how "U

can make from 198 lo'SlO day at leait, from the atart.-w.ili. out experience. Uetter write at once. We pay alt eapreu Addre»», 11.11ALLETT A CO., Hot SSO, l'OBTLANU,charpea.

MAIIH

All This ir $150.

Direct from tlio c: rower,

ERN. STEIN,

Erdo-Benye, Tokay, llun gary.

ME.

EKN STEIN'S TOKAY WINKS have a wide European rep-, utation as line, agreeable wl nes of delightful boquet, ripe and rich color, and as appotising and streugtlilng tonics. They are peculiarly suitable for lunch eon wines, for ladies, nnd for mcdiclnal use.

Sub-Agent Wanted.

Writo for samplo case containing one dozen full pint bottles, selected of four different grades of their Tokay winos at $10 the caso. Em. Stein, Old Cotton fischango Building, Room 3, New •\ork

St.,

FALL STYLES.

-THE

Peoples' tailor,

Has rtoeived his lal] and winter samples fo V,?8',nnd Overcoatings. The Htyles an: vory .iutlful nnd prices reasonable. Also carries citv

e'"sl

"nc* nobbiest, line of tiimmings in the

CLE A JV IN(t andjR EPA

I RING

'V-A SPECIALTY.

Always Cheapest.

the plfieo, Knsti 'Main StrooT o'vN^w Y«"M' inro.

Solid EiE2S

(moICI Watcbl^ |1 k|a| Worth 8100.00. [watch in the world. Tcifuct timekeeper. Warranted heavy, \SOLID GOLD hunting casei [Both l&diet' and gent nixes. "'th work* and 'cases of

I value. ONE 1'EHSON in ... locality can secure on free, together with «ur larpr and valuable lineofllouftch«»id Sample** These samplers? well as the wfctcn* arc IVee. AU the work vou

need do is to show what we send you to those who call'-your friends and neighbors and thoee about you—thatalwayi revulit in valuable trade for ua, which holds for years when once started, and thus we are repaid. (Ye pay all express, freight, etc. After you know nil, if on would like to go to work for

PENNYROYAL WAFERS.

Prescription of a physician who has had a life long experience in treating female diseases. Is used monthly with perfect success by over 10,000 ladles. Pleasant, safe, effectual. Ladies ask your druggist for Pennyroyal Wafers and take no substitute, or inclose postre for sealed particulars. Sold by 1 druggists, $1 per

box.

Address

THE EUREKA CHEMICAL CO., DETROIT, Mxcn FUK SALK BY LKW I-'IKII ]{.

Consumption Surely Cured. To THB Eniron:—rioase Inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above-named diseaso. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases havo beon permanently cured. I shall bo glad to send twobottbs of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who havo consumption if they will send me their Express aud P. O. address. Iteepcctfully, T. A. 8LOCUM, M. C., 181 Pearl St., N. X.

WANTED.

Agents to canvass for tlio salo of our llomogrown Nurspry stock. Most. Liberal Terms. I'lieiiualcil facilities. One of the largest, oldost esuibllsliud nnd ln'st known nurseries in the country. Address W. & T. SSI1TII, (ieneva Nursery, established in 1846. Geneva, N. Y.

IAL

WANTED.

I,oi-iil or traveling to sell our Nursery Suck. salary, hxpeiiseB and steady employment guaranteed.

CIIASIJ UKOTHKRS COMI'AKV, lJochesler. N. "i.

WANTED!

A good pushing salesman here. Fir8t-«lass pay guaranteed weekly. Commission or salary Quick selling now fruits and specialties.

KARMEHS can get a good paying Job for th« winter. Write for lull tonus nnd particulars.',w FHL1) K. YOUNG. Nurseryman, M?/ f, Rochester, N. Y.