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Illustrated. 30. The [listen-yam! Mystery ofl‘ounnon Things. This work tells all about the manu- facture of the common and familiar things which we see every day about us. It like- wise describes Lhe culture of all kinds of foreign fruits, nuts, spices, etc. [Hus-(ruled. 32. The Cities of the New World. A description of all points of interest relating to every important city of America, illus- trated with bird’s-eye views of ezwh city described. 33. lino,nt Knowledge for the Mllllon. a handy book 01’ useful infonnminn lllpon many and various subjecta [Hush-aim . BOOKS OF REFERENC E. willugc @ircmm . FOR THE LADIES. w.., MISCELLANEOUS. AMUSEMENTS. avionics. Churches. HI nLM.‘(>Irr1<}~ 1m Thanh H1 Iv 1mm or fs-muln 1H0 (WM-qu! “2000. (ml) mifity. J}! S w- IJKJme‘tz 1111c «m‘iny ‘hmnnJ Nil] ('mn «1 CH" ltm‘ 1%" ar- any 3TH”; in 11:1 (Eonzmoncinu south nine degrees east thym- 011215118 thirty-three and a. third links from the Forth xx (corner I f mid lr‘t 25 nnd at the north \\‘( ‘t r‘m‘nor of the Int nuw intended to be our v0 m1, Limnvc worth sextant/3'vain degrees mist hm ( ‘1nin:~'. t 'ence south nine degrees exist one I'lmén sixty-i . and two-third links more or 10:23 thvnw smith seventy»four denrno ' west two chains. thrncu north one chain sixty- x 1mm] twoâ€" thmi links: more 01‘ less. to the plane of beginning amtzlxninfi by :xrlnwxism‘emclm One-third of an more 1m :1w HUUC‘DJUI‘U1))‘1653. (m “In said mmmrtv is a lawn subsinnti Frunn‘ hate] and conmmdmus F'tubles. This .~ tho mvljc hm‘ol in TOHtfll] and one of the ohest (wini‘lisiu d Hands in the County. it is it most nosirmfle prower for any one wishing tn (in :L fiv lussbuainess. ’I‘EILME} OF SAL ~'l‘en per minim of tho nurâ€" obnsmmuzey101m iinidiucush n11 the (lay of 951,10 f0 111C va‘mi’: St‘liOiU‘Ia snfl'f-imit of fin rc- nmimim‘ within 30 days; thcrmiu-i‘ no make 11‘ 1".N0fHit-“11019; {no 1131511109. (if the purchase mm M to I n Form-mi by n fll‘tit nun-(mice an The mm] property nayzihic in {hum 'é‘iH‘S \‘(lih inimâ€" A11 and small?“ th nrt (‘ertmn pn-l‘CHl or t1 not of mud m'tl prmnism sitxmte,1yimz and beinqu flu Township of Vaughan, in the Cnuntv of York. being composed of a- part of the west part of lot number in the fourth cunco on of the mid Townslnp of Vaughan and d ‘ ribed m: follgws; 021 {2m 5; Fruxm‘ hot.» thovwlj-‘hr o ‘ Night (I VILLAGE OF TESTON. Under and 1w virtue of the power of sale _con~ mined in n vermin mortgage there will he sold hy1mbliuauotion byJumes C. Stokes, Auction» 001', on the premises in the Village of Teston on r'riflay. Jan. l4th,A.D.1887, At 2 o‘nlm'k p, m.. the following valuable propâ€" ertv in the Village of Teston, Hamel : HOTEL PROPERTY " ‘W'a arvoaéiviprevared to fumish All . classes with employment at home, the whole of the time, or for their spare mo- ments. Business new. light and nrofituble. Per. F0118 of either sex easily earn frbm 50 cents to $5 per evening, and a. pgnportionul gun: by de‘vnt' g : A mum mile W w; bubmcss. boys and girl: mu-n neurly as much as men’. mm all who see this nmv send their address, and test the busi- ness, W9 make thm offs-r : '1‘0 such as me 110‘. well mthfied we will send one don to pay fm the trouble of wrm‘ng Full p‘mticnlurs and out- fit free. Address GEORGE b11550}: 65 C0,, Port- WWW SALE! WORKENG GLASSES. 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