I Record o? 30 Yfp ltnrriagf for W 3AWJ (far to iJm'p Piftu- to Preterv j 1890. 't,nt24,by Rev.' JacoU Yutxy, IvTliummel and Annie C. Eby, jl 1 25, by Elias Hummel. J. P., lO stuck and Carrie J. Ulricli, & f Globe Mills. 2S, by 1IV. M . OU IMmivs, L.L A. AVaeuer.and tarah J Lb. both of Adamsburg. Sept 28, by Kev. V,. uunr, A.Slmffir and Rosa I. Boyer, ,l, f Washington twji. pt30,byJ.K. Peck, J. P., n k'prstetter of McKees 4 Falls Marv E. Portzline of Meiserville. 9 bv liev. Jacob lutzy, Geo. B. AVVwer of McKces'J jls to Sara Catherine Schoch of ilin?L'rove. n,.t 5. bvKcv.A. K. Ziimuier , ',LV. Ulsh to Murv C. ,lUng, both ot Mcmre. Oct 12, by lv. "V. A. Haas, eorp: Row of Smith Grove to Polly wb ot Scimsgrove. Oct. U.byKev. J. G.M.Swengle, UK. Hassinger and Alice A. U( x)th ot lfcavcrtown. 1 i. bv Rev. J. G. M. b wenglc, liarlfs M. Ingram and Annie M. i;e. both of lroxelville. Oct 1, by Rev. J. X. Vfctzlcr, A Kohler and Bessie M. Hare, ,th of New Berlin. fM 10. bv Kev. Jacob Weaver, Lm.i..l B. Ok-rhoHzcr of Thoinp- Litown to Lizzie A. Weaver nf Icxioo, Pa. (Xt. 22, by Rot. S. S. draybill, n Vanormer of Danville to Lil- l-M. Sliotzlicrger of Eveiulule. Oct. 28. by Rev. J. D. Stover, A. !. Smith and Xora Walter, both of runner. ov. 2. by Rev. W. M. Lamlis, Km. II. Shinkle and Jennie C. tine, both of Centreville. ov. 2, by Rev. Samuel Smith, Km. E. Fisher and Mary J. waiter, ,tb ot Mt. Pleasant Mills. Nov. 3, bv Rev. J. F. Wamnolc, Ik'rt E. Soles of Harrisburg to ilary S. Bickliart of Middleburg, Xov. 4, lyW. W. Wittenmycr, IcrkO. 0., Harry L. Xewmnn of ibid and Agnes A. Reicli of Krca (nor. Nov. 9, bv A. (J. Ilornberger, P.. Francis (i. Martin ot Perry jwp. to Jane Frantz of West Perry vp. Nov. 0, by Rev. J. X. W etzlor, Yin. II. Sanders of Bcavertown to ve E. llartnian of Middleburg. Nov. 11, bvRev. J. F. Wamjmlo, L M. Kratzcr of Washington twp. ii Martha J. Steiningcr of Franklin Nov. 13, by Rev. J. X. Wetzlor, lininet E. Middleswarth and Annie f. Miller, both of McClure. Nov. lG,bv Rev. W. A. Haas, vumu'l Ulricli of New Berlin and Martha Ripple of Dry Valley X lumls. i Nov. 20, by Rev. J. X. Wetzlor,! Jacob W. Riegel of Middlccrcck to iiz.ic C. Smith of iroxelville. Nov. 23, by Rev. J. F. Wamnolc, allies II.Ronshand Annie C. Berg- r, Ixith of Freeburg. Nov. 23, by Rev. J. X. Werzlcr, fYni. A. Wajnior tnd Cenora M. Kagner, Initli of West Beaver twp. Nov. 23. by Rev. W. A. Haas, Vm. II. Ramer and Ellen Fisher,, wtli of Penn twp. Nov. 27, by Rev. J. F. Wamnolc, t!:n II. Diomer of Kreamer Clara Reiser, of Glolie Mills. Nov. 27. bv same. A. II. Zicbcr 'f Globs Mill's to Annie S. Marks ' Centre twp. Aov. 28, by Rev. C. O. Lohr, liarles Bowersox and Alvilda Wersox both of Centre twp. Aov. 30, by Rev. J. F. Wamnolc, 'iu A. Snyder to Sallie A. W'airner M of Salem. Bee. 4, by Rev. J. N. Wetzler, "ruienus Jlaldcnian ot Wincliratcr 'a. to Fanny Shirk ofEvaudale. , 7, by R. C. Fiss J. P., "eivnlH. Benferof Monroo twn. t Wla M. Ijandeuslager of Penn's :) Doc 7, by J. G. Horndergcr, J. ' Abraham A milt u nil Annin M. "yr.both of West Perry twp. yw. 7, by same, Albert S. Shrawder AgneaMitterliog, botli of West wytwp. ; ' Doo. If; iji.ti'tarir P., Wa & KtKgU and Emma Bieg el, both of JtecUirg. , r ' . , pil'lti by Rev. G. C. H. Has kari, Charles . Dreese and Gertie M. Carpenter, bothol Bcavertown. Dc 18. by Rev. J. D. Stover, Calvin F. Berger to Emma J. Walter both of Centrevilla. Dec 18, by Rev. J. N. Wetzler, Wm. Calvin Snook and Mellie A. Oldt, both of Midilecretk. - Dec.. John A. Snyder of Mid dleburg to M. M. Bowes ot Miffliu- biirg. Dec. 21, by Rev. J. F. Wampole, Milton Shaffer and Saloina Stroub, Ixithof Hoffer. Dec 21." by same, Anion Klase of Globe Mills to Sarah J. Weiden- meyer of Washington twp. Dec 22, by W. W. Wittenmycr, Clerk O. CJ, George S. Martin and Emma J. Stctlen, lioth ot Pallas. Dec. 23, by Rev. W. A. Haas, Ro'oert Row and Anjeminm Smith, both of Selinsgrove. Dec 23, by Rev. J. F. Wampole, Geo. II. Benfer of Kreamer tollat tie E. Boyer of Salem. Dec. 24, by C. R. Rishel, J. P., Arthur D. Renncr and Mary M. Geinbcrling, lMth of Selinsgrove. Dec. 25, by Rev. Jacob Yutzy, liev. Wm. H.Hilibish of Sliamokin to Sarah E. Lutzof S4ingrove. Dec. 25, by Rev. W. A. Hiuis, James Rathfon of Penn twp. to&il lie R. Sch rev of Union twp. Dee. 25, by Rev. J. D. Stover. Adam Brunei- and Clara II. Binga man, Intth of Centre twp. Dec. 25. bv same, Daniel Boyer of Penn's Creek to Carrie Ranch of Middleburg. Dec. 25. by Rev. I. P. Neil, Isaac Huflnagle of Beavcrtown to Alice A. Walter of Middleburg. Dec. 20, by Rev. Abraham Leip- schitz, Harry II. Gctzman and Jane C. (Jctz, both of Selinsgrove. Dee. 30, bv Rev. J. X. Wetzler, Edward A. Hackenburg to Kate A. Gctz, lmth of Beaver Springs. Dee. 30, by I). S. Boyer, J. P., Willis R. Shrawder to Agnes Bowersox, lnith of Richfield. 18111. Feb. 1, by Rev. J. D. Stover, Ira L. Attigiuid AnnaC. Wcideiimeycr, both ot Paxtonvillc. Jan. 1, by Rev. C. O. Ld r, P. W. Uplingcr of West Perry twp. to Mary Jane t'athcrine Miller of IVrry twp. Jan. 3, bv A. !. HornlM-rgcr, J. P., Charles E. Spotts and Mary E. Minium, both of IVrry twp. Jlmi. 1, by Rev. J. F. Wampole, Richard L. ' Shaffer of Pallas and Sarah B. Aneker of Union twp. Jan. 5, by D. S. lioyer, J. P., Henry W. Miller of Washington to Amelia Leiller of Chapman twp. Jan. 0, by Rev. J. X. Wetzler, J.l(l,th of Adamsburg. jcle, Amoa Moyer and Susan Good, both of Beaver twp. Feb. 3, by Rev. J. N. Wetaler, J. G. Riegle of Troxelvilleto Alice M. Kloseof Beavertwp. Ffcb, 8, by J. C. Kreitier, J. P., Daniel S. Stoltzfus of New Holland, Lancaster Co., to Susan W. Stahl of Union twp. Feb. S, bv Rev. S, S. Graybill, Xoah Zciders of Monroe twj. to Amaiula C. Helwig of West Perry twp. Feb. 8, by Rev. Samuel Smith, Geo. S. Troiitiuan and Laura S. Geist, lmth of Meiserville. Feb. 8, by fame, W. H.Moiserof Portage, Michigan to Barbara E. Minium of IVrry twp. . Feb. 8, by Rev. J. X. Wetzler, Oliver B. Sunders of lk-aver twp. to Annie Walter of Franklin twp. Feb. 15, by M. P. Arnold, J. P., David S. Herrold and BarUira Shotzbcrger, lotli of Union twp. Feb. 15, by Rev. J. F. Wampole, Thomas W. Herman of Kratzervillc to Mary E. ArUgast of Mt. Pleas ant Mills. Feb. 13, by Rev. Samuel Kuhn, Simoi' J. Snyder of Union twp. to Rose C. Stuck ot Perry twp. Sept. 10, by Rev. W. M. Landis, Xewton C. Yarnall ofMt. Carmel to Mabel Forrester f Adamsburg. Feb. 17, by Rev. I. P. Xell', Win. M. Weh r of Milllinburg to Mollic M. Rcnningcr of Middleburg. Feb. IS), bv J. K. Pwk, J. P., James Willi and Alice Haas, bath of Meiserville. Feb. 22, by Rv. J. F. Wampole, Charles E. "Hummel and Adilya Stroub, both of Midulecrcek twp. Feb. 24, bv liev. J. (1. M. Swcn- gle, Lester E. Wetzel of Bcaver town and Sallie L. Binganian of Beaver twp. Mar. 1, by liev. J. F. Wampole, U'wis 11. Phillips and Martha L. Inch ol Washington twp. Mar. 1, by Rev. J. X. Wetzler, Charles E. liitter and Mary K. Maurer, loth ol Centre twp. Mar. 3, by J. C. Kreitzcr, J. P., John A. Bousciimn ot Chapman to Emma Jane Sochrist of crdilla. Mar. 5, by Kev, J. (J. M. Swciigle, A. E. Man'lH'ck ot Alamsburg to Ida E. Kline ofTroxclvillc Mar. 5, by .J. C. Kreitzcr, J. P., Richard B. Lenig of Chapman and Emma .1: Xeitz of Holler. Mar. 5, by Rev. S. E. Oehsen fonl, Adam Jordoii o' Kreamer to Mary V. Enllcv of Selinsgrove. Mar. 7, bv W. W. Widen myer, ; kiu.w Clerk O. C, A. C. Ranch ami V. j J. Newman, both of Seliusgrovcj Mar. S, bv Rev. W. A. Haas, S. J. Slrauband Ella M. H'.ah', both of Union twj 1 uppoM," Mid Mr. MMkWnt wife, who bad been gctthtf mdi bw elotbta, "you ar om ot thoao au who complain beeauM th (aahlona change so f aat." . . "No," bo answered.' "When I look over aomo of thu later onea I wish they'd change fatter. Washing-ton Star. Jmat Om This Uof, Willi Aunt Dinah, would you need anything to make your joy complete if you had a circus ticket and half a wa termelon? Aunt Dinah Well. Ah shuld say dey would be something else. Willie What? Aunt Dinah De othah half o dat melyuml Up to Date. Brf r and After. "I am going to be married," said Hiss Trotter to Miss Klttish. ' "You! You going to get married? I thought you were an Inveterate man hater, who wouldn't niurry the best man living." "Yes, but that wn before one of the horrid men had proposed to me." Tit-IMts. Whnt Slie Wm, Tommy Com Rritlpet, piny with ns. We're playing soldier. Dridget U'wnn. yt- lit t It? Imp. Oi ulu't no Koldier. Tommy No, llrldgct, Imt you're a red cross nurse. Harper's Pazar. linil lllm Scrr. "l)o you i-Npeet there will lie any men nt the Kciihliore, IhuIu-I?" "Of courie; there wiu only one nvau there last year, but lie promised me on his knees to be there again this sea son." Chiengo Ke'ord. I'roef of It. She Do you think Friday Is an un lucky clay on which to get married? He Yes, very. 1 had n friend who got married on Friday and he had to go clvur to Dakota to get a divorce, Chicago Daily News. A ClilTICAL TIME During the Battle of Santiago. SICK OR WELL. A RUSH NIGHT AND DAY, GRAPE HARVEST IH PCaTUGAL. THE PORT ORAfM CARRIKO TO THE TKBADIMQ YATS. Scene at the Viaevarda of Boa Victa nt Hta nmi. w. cut the bunches of grapes into small baskets, carry them 4 short dis tance and fill large baskets holding near too pounds. Then men with sheepskins thrown over their backs, and platted straw knots on their - . " , - "" iuu aiugi ui uuwuuo rug ged winding paths and flights of steps to large vats, where the grapes, are mashed for wine. The soil containing a large amount of iron. l'he INteliciH ii( Hie Iliillle MiiiiHkvo (Ie4'lllii nt rrnll tleroeM. Their llrrole KflnrtH In ii'llln.c Aiiiiiiiiiiillon imd Kllons lit the Krmil !S:m-l Hie tJil.v. 1. F. J li'Ti.Kn, of pack train No, 3, wntitii trout H.uiliirun !( Culm, on July 23id, en.VH: "We nil imd diar rhoea in mom or U-vs violent, foi tu, ami when wo liimled wo Ini't no time to hoo u doctor, fiir it w;is i cao of tuhIi ami rush w'vAA iomI iih.v lo keep thu troops supplied with uiiiiiiiu:i t.ion iiinl laiiuns, Imt thanks to Lliaiuoei lain s ( clie, Cliolei a iiml Dint 1 horn lie, r .j.lv, we went nhle to keep nt work .:i! keep our Leulth; in fuet; I s-iiu'oii ly li 'l.ove linit lit n (rritieill tine' th;.- niei'iieine w, is the iniliiecti i-:iv:oiir ol unn, for if the pjiel ei s hml W n r.euhl. io work tLcre would hv. !e i,. i ",o wnr of tri'tiio.: uppiii-s t-. i:-o Tin re : ) o ! i!.ls t !',.( a 'Y,i;hii h ain f-Olllil lsi f v Oi'.lO m'.e iiln! m.VM'lf li:nl the i.'oO'l fiiilliiio to in il supply of (his inrilieine i' ie oui piu'k- tlUll; hofol'ette !' i Trill. a. nl'll 1 111 lour eu:e;f U ni'soint, v The nooo ! ISt iil 'en (i the iM,ir:ii!,iiM urerx m :1ms lui'ilieme, I he 'ini 111 I'l l laiii Al oi ' if i . ! i'ii, l.lcs Moii e-, lowii. ) 'or : lie iiv nil ill uj:-;isl Spccr's Port Grupc and Burgundy Win us nro made from the same grapes grown on an eastern mountain slope in Passaic valley, New Jersey, the soil also abounding in iijon produces the real Blood-making, Life-preserving Wines of the World the old, original Port wine grape of Portugal. No ether wines equal these for invalids, weaklv persons and the aged. None put in market until nine years old. fon Sai.k iiv Druggists and Grocers. Also the P. J. Sherry, Burgundy, Socialite, Claret vin. 1SK1, and Climax Brandy vin. 1878, all used extensively iu Hospitals and among the Medical faculty as the best to be obtained. The unfermenteil Grape Juice is extensively used in New York churches for communion sorvice. Klondyke-Yukon- Alaska international Exploration. Mar. S, by I tow W. M. I Hindis, Farmers Sn'.!i , Danpy Monopoly. ( 'liarles ('.Gross and AiiuicC. Ii!tfon, l:.,.V'"a"'"'!.!i!-" .r'.'. V"1 R iSlinH'ly ofMiddloburg to Klmira C. paid ofroavortown. Jan. (i, by kuu; C. W. lliiigaiiian onioavortown ami Ellon Gilbert of Millinont. Jan. 11, by J. G. Ilornborgor, J. 1'., B. Ia IIprnlH-rgor of lYnn's Crtrk to Sarah K. Simh'co1 Swonglo. Jkii. 1 1, ly Kev. J.F. Wampole, John A. Stroub of Sliamokin to Alba A. Moyer of Mclvoes. Jan. 15, by M. P. Arnold, J. 1'., F. V. Iloiinof Union twp. to Liz zie Xaoe of Chapman twp. Jan. 15, by Kev. I. P. Xoll, M. II. Maurer and Mtiggie Bauso, lotli of Jackson twp. Jan. IS, by Itvv.J. F. Wampole, IrvinJl. ltow and Ida M. Foltz, both of Salem. Jan. IS, by liev. C. O. Fx-lir, Simon J. Shafl'er ami Maggie M. Dreesc, both of Washington twp. Jan. 22, by llew 1. 1. Nell, Win. A. llogonrief of Swengle to Ida C. Klinglor of Pennu Creek. Jan. 22, by Kev. J. D. Stover, George Uickbart and Jennie V. Fry, both of Middleburg. Jan. 25, by Kev. J. F. Wampole, A. M. Garinan of Perry twp. nnd Mary A. Kepler of West Perry twp. Jan. 25, by Kev. J. F. Wampole, Michael A. Mengle and. Ida Agnes Fisher, both of Mt. Pleasant Mills. Jan. 25, by Kev. W. M. Landis, Henry W. Kttinger of Adama twp. to Sadie E. Carol 1 of Ohio. Jan. 27, byllev. I. P. Neff, Mil lard J. Courtney and. Mrs. Mary E. Kuhn of Altoona. Jan. 29, by Kev. I. P. NeiT, John S. Kingaman of Selinsgrove to Alice I. Shaffer of Freeburg. , Mar. 1, by Kev. J. G. M. Swen- Mar. M,ly liov.J. V. Wampole Lew is If einibaeli of Washington lwp to Lizio Slinioling of Sdinsgrovo. Mar. 22, by Kev. J. 1'. Wainjiole, J. A. Wagner of ('outre Iwp. to Etta M. fioitzol of Middleeroek twp. Mar. 22, by Kev. S. 10. Mi-n-ford, II. C. Sohnoo and Libbio E. Herrold, both of Kitntz. '(toil 1, Inn 1: r..iM , I Iii' hj.. ; , nisi ..in or ii... i.i."n"i ..1 III lier sliil.".. M' M U .1 :l ri him' iT ,f III'' '.'"' 1 ' 1 1 fni.Mi; T ip mmiiii. i::.7 ami uyw ui nvl ! v liuliii'ti.-f li'll.il I"-.-, .Hi. 11 I ; in.ifiii: ii ' ' I'! I 'l' 1 I 1 1 111 Illl'llll'll ;ls- 1 v ii, li:ints :u .'. 1 ',., i '!ilni;:u, ' I ." .'Ii' (I11UII In " .;. H-rrlr". SUI.'i j --' l.wlii Hi . I .. 1 'III I'VI'IV slaie. Yii'v m 111 ,0. 11 'inn -" I'm ,'v i';il 1I1 '.'iii' Iiim', ji'i.-ipali!. In i"iy '"i in:., turn. Tli's wrinUilv H h I'lif Moiv ii'i o... ',:.-. 'mt 11 S. V1T1' lillV f) t III' I'aii 1 II I I flM f.K IIIMTil lll.ll iii'uiiTH. T 1 i-i.n. A valuable book i i ii complete irforiiirdion Low I t-noei-ssfully euro Mar. 22, bv Kev. Jacob Vut.v, Iconsunipl ion nnd other hint: iliseascB will L Mint frte fo thu remJors of this paper. Addiost' .)r. Unit z, A. Infer Ovum l.Ii'it-'., (Iiiei'o, III. Charles Miller and Maggie Moyer, both of Selinsgrove Mar. 2-1, by Kev. I. P. Sett, G. E. llussingor and Ella J. Ilolender, both of Middleburg. Mar. 20, by M. P. Arnold, J. P., John C. Woodling and Catherine M. Wise, both of Union twp. April 2, by Kev. A. K. Zimmer man, Erie Ulshaml llattie C. Fol ker, both of McClure. Apr. 2, by It. C. Fiss, J. P., Goo. F. Ilassingor and Sallie I. Long, both of Monroe twp. Apr. 5, by Goo. F.IJrosius, J. P., John T. Shetterly of Aline and Ida A. Klinglor of Washington twp. Apr. 9, by W. F. Howell, J. P., Jesse C. Wagner nnd Carrie M. Klinglor, both of McClure. Apr. 12, by Kev. J. G. M. Swen gle, David F. Wagner and Harriet E. Hoffman, both of Crossgrove. Apr. 16, bv Kev. Haas, Win. S. Smith to Anna M. Thomas, both of Union twp. Apr. 17, by Kev. G. C. H. Hass karl,' Jacob W. Dreese and Bertie J. E. Kearick, both of Adams twp. Nothing Succeeds like Success. Th anceetR of the Bper K.J. Wine Co. In pro dticlnK n eitra quality ot orspe Brandy to marvolouii. They roly lone on tbe irnine for tmriv knil flitmr. and hnnoe there Is t wide and (TtowIdk demand for IMS Brand r whlcli rtralB me 01a uranaa 01 vogtuv, rnaix 8 15-(!in, and Investment Company. INCORPORATED CAPITAL STOCK, - - $1,000,000,000. SUA l!i:s OXK DO LI, A I! KA Vlf. iri.l. l'AIII ANII MIN-ASSKSSAIII.i:. (lenei'iil Ollii-os ; 5, 7, J) & 11 Hnmdwuy, Xev Yo. ( uiiihutt'tl ( hpHdl StvutYs httyv Profit!! flhv fiV. l't (iftntl hi fltt' ( iffttti xl itiiiht r ! ! Ymir limited nx'iUiM, wln ii Joltir-l with nth i'l will si'1' 1 ire f"- you till thu 11 IvjiiitiiCH ii 111 !,'( t illiKitlllt tit till IMIIIIIIUHmN WlllMI ill- vc-u- t imuL'r mil in o.i'i;itivv l;iii ITGOSTS NOTICING i to whiI for our nmMTtu ami uruimint your self with tli c'otnlntM'd ml vunlitti'H we olTer. Tlic (-iiornmii- protllH to n lrivi'i from tlv i!vulonni'iit of AliinLit polil lie 11 itii; projHrtid Is tint one of thr tituny frittim- wv van offer yMi, We invent met make money for you whVrever money mu Ite inaile. T.W your few loM.tr tliu iiueleut of . lm u ! Irff fortune. :e Greatest Amount of Benefits the Minimum Amount of Risks. Maw you mti'le uny money lu.t year '.' If ho, we e;m olTer you tin op)mrt unity to do a irreat drill lielter In the roinin;; year. I lave you failed to have and liiy aside ; HurjiliH' Tiieu te j;in the new year ' uiaLiiiau lnvettnent in our toek. I iir allure are nohl nt par. at 4.0" per sliai e, and are edd in lotn of shares ami upwindn. A ipiiek derision, 11 ise nuive in the propiT (lir.'etioti, will iilwayn prove henelieiul. .Start tin new year riuht ty Mending your wr plilH lll' iiey -a hundred dollar-, I'tffy dollar-, twt'iity, ten or even live dollui -ut oin e to the K. and receive ly return mail your t-liaren of Ht.uk. lief re Ioiik you may lind that wlillt you have lahoied on nnd totleu, your money Iihh hven itntKim; money for voii.and while ymi have not to A l:il;;t nor le voted your time and lulior to ot l er pr.nii.-i mk vriituie-, u have reaped all the hcuetltMand have enjoyed rUircrM-t. S'lid your money hy t heek, motii-y order, epre-H money order or registered letter ti Jiitrrnationsil Exploration and Investment Co., f, 7, iV' 11 I3l'n;p.!v;iv, .cV York, N. Y. ulo;,Mb1t .rt;7f'iits wnntinl iu tvtr,v city urnl town. r !Sw'fioo5k all r OR Tt ALES ByVaLLv riRSTCLASS CICAR OrALERi mmmrm, ouniiiy luiiKiit i:y mail. or pirwiiuilly Our nysu-in of nuchlnc clvi's net iir.l dally cxprrli'iico in uvory iTiinch ol buslncHK. inoluOini; lU-jklr.K. MiTclmr.iilsln;:. CuminlKxion, Insurance TraD.sporl:! tlor., etc Frc:iriitiiry Ui'Piirniii nt for lini kwant Klmlriitn. Wo train fur 1'rai t.ial wurU mill uIwii.vk hi'i iiii; Hiluiktliiiis for woittiiy Kr.vlimtiis i( our UiicitirKS anil Sliortliunil CiniriH. Sluili mil I'uti'runy lny No vui' tllunn Expi'iiKi's niodnnim Ton'l throw nwny tltno nnd monrv hy Koine ui tt iiiiwrnry bi IihoIh when II will cost you lrn to iiilcncl the Hi:sT We ulwnvn Imvo OMmbnr vt HtinlriitH who Ijsivh li lt liiionipi'ti'iit li uilifrH In dlsyust SutU puoplu olicu tell tin thut Mx uionilia bore in xjul lo a yiur iu uuy other scliool. & ICA7 A C5 r? nn'' ono 'or "rst Information of n vacant position rC.VVArvL3 forallookUofpor, Su-noKniplier. Tciiclur. ClrrUor 'JVlrfmpli oiHirntur which we succcsBfully fill. Uuslncss Houses supplied Willi ooiiit,lit imslsUnia wllliout churpp. t'rtrr to prominent pnlronn In ovorv rmrt of thn worlil. Thu next IhhI tliini! ui mii'mllnK lh- MOST CliLKllKATKO IIUMNKSS hOllttoi. in AmiTu:i In lo tulto our I.STIUK."l'ION HY MAIL. If you nro iini-iuployrd uiul willing to hiimI'- ... u. iu f..p IU... ..u. L.uannu I., ul.j.pl I... ...I lli.ni.lif.il I 'i. t .. 1. .n... ...i Aaartbaimtn.'eurttiM ;'-';'() CLEMENT C.GAINES. President. 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