THE ASfiBURTOa GUARDIAN ; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 189a

Printed and published by Henby Wilus, of Peter. Street, Ashburton, for the Proprie tore, at their Printing Office, Burnett btreeb, Ashburton.



SAl\r>EiiiE & isons JESuca- l3'j>*i rtxtrnet. Under Lhe d'stinyuiphed patronage of His Majesty the King ot Italy, us per communica- ion made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs through the Oousul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, Match 14, 1878. Awarded diploma at tie Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. i Acknowledged by Medical Clinics aud j UaivectjilitS all over the Giobe. There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract the market, products of simple distillation totaling crude resinous oils. In order that these crude oils may not be taken, OUJ4 PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, winch is recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Government be of perfectly pure origin, as per nformation forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, March £ 1878, we tats :-— It is proved by tests by the Medical Clinics of the Universities at Bonn and Greifswald, Prussia, and reported by Dr. Schulz, Professor of Parmacology, »t Bon, and Professor Dr. Mossier, Director of the Medical Clinics at Greifswald, that only products that are saturated with oxygen and freed of I resinous and other Bubstaoeos, adherent to j primary distillation, will develope the j sanative qualities proper to the plant \llcrude oils, or so called l-ucalypti Extracts are to be classed according to the named authorities, among the turpentinee, which are abandoned lony since as an nternal udioament. Theße crude oils, or bo oalled Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible : 1 By their deficiency iv pungent odour — which our product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops most freely through its surplus oxyger. By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear- ance being reduced m specific density through the presence of acids. By theirtaßte, tha result of the contracting' tendency of resins and tennates. If these crude oils, bo called eucalypt extracts, are applied by mistake m cases of oroup, bronchitis, diphtheria, internal nflamations, dysentery, etc., the con- Beqvtencea are most appalling. For safety akeask alwaysfnrS aNDEß&SON'S EUCA- LYPTI EXTRACT.— Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia.



and the guard appeared to escort him I out, ho shook hands with his friend and repeated that it was all a mistake and affirmed his belief that General Bragg would release the prisoner without a hearing as soon as he had tho oase called to his attention. Bragg, who was a man of strong likes aud dislikes, might have dono as Coleman said had he been in Murfrees- boro at that time, but it was the first day of tho new year, and his army and that of General Rosecrans were that day engaged in a death grappel along the banks of Stone river. The town swarmed with tho Confed- erate wounded, Union prisoners and the hordes of camp followers which seem inseparable from even the best or- ganized army. All day long as on the preceding two days the air throbbed with the booming of cannon, which gradually came nearer and nearer, tell- -1 iug that, despite his stubborn resistance, J Bragg was being borne back. Already I the oitizens who had been active against 1 the "Union were preparing for flight, in- } cited thereto by the activity in all the de- partments requiring transportation. To add to the gloom of the time, a heavy rain that froze as it fell poured down all day. On jaded horses couriers and orderlies galloped through the streets or dashed between the town and the ever nearing scene of slaughter. The oldest inhabitant had never seen a gloomier New Year's day. The only persons in high spirits in Murfreesboro at that time were the prisoners in blue. Ignoring their hunger and cold, they jeered at their guards, sang their own patriotic oamp songs, and shouted when- ever the orash of artillery seemed heavier than usual: "Clear the way, Johnny, the boys in blue are oomingl" As night oame on the rain ceased, aud a bitter wind blew down from the north, inorusting with ice the rutted roads and freezing the shallow life ourrents in the veins of the wounded out on the field. At 7 o'olook that evening an orderly called at the headquarters of the tele- graph and signal corps and told James Coleman that he had come to escort him to the drumhead court martial then as- sembled at the provost's office to try the spy, Snow. An assistant judge advooate, who carried his arm in a sling, and a half dozen other offioers, all looking particularly stern and gloomy, had as- sembled to try the spy. Snow sat in among them with handcuffs on his i wrists, and near by were tho two sol- diers who had overheard the prisoner telling his story to thePennsylvanian in the barn. Drumhead courts martial are not dis- tinguished for their fairness or formal- ity. The charges and specifications were general and vague, but they were suf- ficient to show tho court that it would bo sought to prove that Snow had acted as a spy for tho enemy while in the Confederate service, and further, that he had been captured while trying to desert. Snow was tho coolest man in the room while tho charges were being read, aud when asked to pleud he an- swered "Not guilty" and asked that the Ponnsylvauian be brought in to testify in his behalf. Over this request the officers of the court hold a hurried consultation, but it did not take loug to show that they wero a unit in voting not to send for the Yankee. The president expressed his own view and that of his friends in this way: "We know what the Federal soldier said in your behalf. It may be true, or it may not. We are very certain that he would not hesitate at a lie to save a friend. Again, the man is a prisoner on our hands, and we have no power to compel his presence or authority to re- . ceive his evidence if he were here. " j Snow, still the coolest man present, J unless it might be Coleman, urged that the Union prisoner would be willing to tell the truth if brought before the court, and he cited cases where such action had been taken in other wars. ', Had the prisoner been nervous and excited it would have been in his favor, but his coolness and intellectual dexter- ity told against him. The two Confed- erates were examined, and, it should be said in their favor, that they told the exact truth. Both had seen the prisoner about headquarters, but they knew noth- ing of his antecedents — 'did not even ( know his name till after his arrest, and j so could have no malice in their evi- j dence. These witnesses stuck to their first statement, and this Snow, who ex- amined them in his own behalf, could not shake. Indeed his efforts, able though they were, served but to empha- size the evidence against him. i For the defense James Coleman Was summoned. After being sworn he was asked his name, age and place of birth. He responded promptly, but instead of gaying he was born at Portsmouth, 0., he gave it as Transville, Ky., a place with which he was quite as familiar as he was with his own home. He said that he first met the prisoner at Corinth, Miss., about the middle of the previous May. He had been muoh in company with him, and tbey had often talked over tho war and its prospects. He had never met a more patriotio man than Suow. One of the soldiers who had given evidence against the prisoner he (Coleman) knew very well. Tho man was in the guardhouse at Tupalo the previous July for theft, but got clear in tho course of the confusion that followed Bragg's preparations for tho invasion of Kentucky. Coleman was by all odds the ablest man present. His cross examination strengthened his evidence, but this did not avail, for that court was convened to convict. 1 Just on© hour from the time the trial 1 began the officers put their heads to- gether and talked in low tones for a few minutes. Then all nodded and be- gan a nervous coughing. Tho prisoner was told to stand up, and ho was asked by tho presiding officer what he had to say in his own behalf. Although he could not sco a spark of hope in the eyes of the members of the court, Snow remained undaunted. He toki his story in away that commanded (to be continued. Holloway's Ointment and Pills— Th-» Good D.e Young — Uulike mos-t popular B.iyiDgs, this has very little truth in it. Experience every day proves that some at least of the good are spared to make the world brighter and better, and a more pleasant place to live in. In fact, our experienc3 is that good people, and good thiugs generally, live the longest. For pxmiple, consider the thousands of articles which have been widely advertised and are now forgotten. Why ? Because they were bad. On the other hanl, we have Hollo- way's Pills and Ointment, which have proved the faithful frieud of poor humanity for fifty years aud more. Why? Because they are good.^ Of a truth, that which is good rlotß not die, bub lives for all time.



lIEWAR I). 3NE POUND Reward will be given to anyone giving such information as ill lead to the conviction of anyone atting m lead, washers, or m any way ilfully damaging the Lollie Machine at the Ailway Station, Ashburton. 113 J. MARSDEN. FOR SALE?" rXTE Have on hand several NEW AND SECOND-HAND GIGS, & OTHER VEHICLES, iVhich we can dispose of at reasonable >ricea. <=■ & hT'steel, Victorian Steam Carriage and Iron Works West Street, Ashburton. Bazaar Livery Stables. T HAVE' PLEASURE m notifying the Public of Ashburton that I have taken over THE BAZAAR STABLES, Burnett .Street, from'; Mb S. Trevobza, and traßt that I may reoeive a fair share of patronage of the general public. CABS MEET ALL TRAINS. Saddle [Horses, Traps, and. Buggies on hire at all hours, and at reasonable charges. GOOD STABLING* JAMES McCOBMICK:. 1 6~ //. A. FLOWER, THE LEADING CONFECTIONER FRUITERER, Etc., HAS Now REMOVED to the Fine Premisea Bituated next to Drug Co., East Street, where my numerous Customers can obtain my old noted lines of Cough Drops, Almond and Fruit Toffees, Fruit Candies, Butter Scotch, etc., and Pure Boilod Goods, fresh, daily. Juat Arrived — 10 cases English Confec- tionery, including the following lines :— Fry's Celebrated Chocolate . Creams, Drops, Sticks, Ginger, Eating Chocolate, etc., Cadbury's lead assorted Chocolates m 30 varieties, Murray's Caramels, Hay Broa* Jubes, No. 1 Extra Strong Mints, Musk, etc. i For a good Pork Pie and Cup of Fresh Tea, etc., try my Refreshment Rooms. Pastry and Small Goods made daily. Choice Fresh Fruits always m stock, HEBBERT A. FLOWER, MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER, EAST STREET, • JLooUW W ■ For -\-;C T LADIES' RINOS ' : ; KEEPERS And / KNOT RtNOS. « Gold Watches \ Silver Watches ! QOLD /\*d SllVZf? CHAINS : Brooches, &c. ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDINC AND INVESTMENT- SOCIETY. A DVANOES of £25 and upwards made ,on Freehold Properties, repayable by 1 Monthly, Quarterly, orJJHalf Yearlyj;instal» ments. Loans are also granted for Fixed Periodß at lowest current rates. Deposits received at highest current rates. All information on application to EDWARD STEPHENS, Manager WAR. _ WAET TI/rrL LIONS OF SCALEfcBLIGHT DAILY KILLED BY WHEELBAND'S PATENT BLIGHT SPECIFIC. NOW is the Time to üßeu ß e it if yon want GOOD CROPS OF CLEAN FRUIT AND HEALTHY TREES. Apply to the Acenta £ JOSEPH SEALY, 8 m8 ' i DAVID THOMAS, or To the OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY— Havelpck Streat. 8 132 ~ JOHN MOISON, HAVING considerably added to hia Stock as well as his Shop accommo- dation, ia m a position to Bupply Boots and Shoea at lowest cash values — his own make, which is not to be surpassed, and the best ia the cheapest. Repaire with best sole Blather and at once, at J. Moison's, the only Practical Bootmaker, " The Hall » East Street, Ashburton. 5 &



WALL PAPERS. ' WALLPAPERS." Artistic Ceilings, Dadoes, Friezes, New Patterns, New Designs, — — :o: — — WE have jusfa landed a shipment of the most Artistio Wall Papers ever introduced into this market. Our Clients are asked to make early choice. Painting and Paperhanging is carried on by ua on scientific linea. Nothißg bub genuine material being used, and FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN employed. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL KINDS OF HOUSE DECORATION. PICTURE FBASIING FOR THE MILLION. 35 NEW DESIGNS JUST OPENED UP. • <*• W. H. COLLINS & CO., IRONMONGERS, PAINTERS, COAL ft TIMBER [MERCHANTS. Agents .For — Royal Insurance Company Ltd. „ Shag Point Coal Company. „ Weatpoffc Coal Company, T. EL UNDRILL & GO, PBEMIEB KJftNITUEE, CABPET & LINOLEUM WAREHOUSE. ESTABLISHED 18H3. WE are direct Importers of Carpets, Linoleums, Bedateads,[Chairs,"Picture Mouldings, Crockery, Fancy Goods, etc. WE have just opened up some splendid lines m Brussels and Kidder Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Mat^Linole^^^^wrmantels and Toilet Glasses, Fancy Tables, Whatnots, MHHfltty^HflMHttlH^^^Hftornice Poles, fancy Austrian and other Chairs, etc., Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Waßhstand. Sets, and China. ir New Premises, which arepronounced to be the none m Canterbury.^ I>ith an(i Wicker Chairs trom S& 6d each. 0 ca^ anc l have *a look "round and inspect l^^^^^^fl^^B KO.O^E TO BUT. H^^^^WBILL & CO. UNDERTAKERS, Etc. Next building Society's OiEce. to order. Agents for Clogg'a Perambulators & > :Dt Wire Mattresses and Door Mats. WOEES f^^^^HrnE best AND ANY OTHER CROP. ■^H|^H L MAJ^UEE! 11^ of Soil, or description of crop. EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. received by j^H^H^H^l^^^^H^HiaEe jbkoss., Limited., H^^H||^HHH^^^Bl£:ES^ CO-uPKKATIVE H^^^^m^H" CAN TKKB URY, Limited,, HB^BH^^^^W MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE LIMITED. F. WAYMOUTH, Secretary. HBBH| M )K <* N< ; RANGES f^^^^^H^^^^^HlN THIS COLON? EUE 00AL 0R WOOD UP TO 24in mH^HKa^EQUIKED. WithStove^ipffi^^^^Kea out m the open. SPLENDID BREAD ) BAKERS. With Casb Iron or Copper Boilers. | The Copper' Boilers are large and Tinned inside. REPAIRS; ARE A MINIMUM. Made m all sizes, single or double ovens. High or low pressure boilers. Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK. SOTJTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN. i



FOR SALK~HaIf-acre Land and four roomed Cottage. Cheap. West side Railway. rpO LF.T— Good House m Tancred Street. FOR SALE— I Acre Land near Wakanui Road, good House and Stable, with chaffhouse and trap shed. FOR SALE— I Acre Land West Belt, good pump and fences. APPLY— H.W. BARRETT AGENT, A It O A. I> E, ASHBURTON. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER, QPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS are now oeing made for Photographs of Members of the " Ingleside " m fancy coßturaes, by the latest instantaneous procesa. Appointments are now being made. VAJNDYKIia STTJJDIO, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, ASHBURTON BOOTS;' BOOTS. BOOTS. Wanted Known — ■■PBQRKPi^over uasD Belt), Chris 135 church. HOKSE CAKDS^ /OWNERS OF STUD HORSES are informed that HORSE CARDS cf the latest designs can be obtained ab the Office of the ASHBURTON PUBLISHING CO., at the ahortesb notice. _^ t UemtotAU * 1



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Stud Notices. ( JLAOKWOOD ABDALLAH : .TTILL STAND TBIS SEASON at \ V Owner's Stable, Ashburton, Good uldocks provided. TERMS— Season, £2 2s ; Groomage, 53. 31 MAX FRIKDLANI>ER. CO Stand this season at Ashburton and Travel the SurroundiDg Districts, TaE WELL KNOWN TROTTIHO- STALLION, Specification, Holder of the 3 and 4 miles record of the Colony SPECIFICATION is the sire of Plan, firmer of the Juvenile Stakes, (beating J M 'atchen and others), Lady Spec, winner of he Pony Race, 2 miles, at Canterbury T C's National Meeting, August 10th, m 5«45, and n the second day, August 12th, trotted a nile m 2-43, being then under 3 years old. )eaign and Estimate should also prove vorthy advertisements for Specification luring the ensuing season. Terms— 4 guineas per mare. Payable Fanuary 1, .1899. Groomage 0?, psyable irab service Paddocking 2s per week. All care t&kea jab no responsibility For furiher particulars apply to j. McDonnell, ) 42 Ashburton. ~" HENRY STEPHENSON. | HENEY STEPHENSON, (successor bo Alfred Harrison.) Established 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc, EVERY SATURDAY, ab 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Furni- ture, etc. , as per arrangement, m any part o the county. Advances made on Goods placed m my hands for Sale. FOR SALE — Second-Hand Bicycle nearly new. CHAFF, OATS, WHEAT, FLOUR, SHARPS, BRAN, ONIONS, POTATOES SEEDS, etc., Sold Daily m Large or Small Quantities. Agent : Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company & Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time from ££O& per month. HENEY STEPHENSOnB AUCTIONEER. THEY ARE STILL HAVING flj gkranl^tim™ Who ? What ? I WHY TUB 9 Me IsXNl>3£llt I^h! <* B 9 IF You are a Farmer who wishes t^H Hnppy and not lobo your CKOP^B TEMPER book a I WcCOJKMICK BINDER I for next Season at once. There is no c^t^H what' ver but that the McOORMICK Lfl| the Wcrld m Harvesting Machinery. And the: STERLING BICYCLE LcH m the Racing World. In fact Cyclißta^H er j >y life should ride no other. THE LITTLE WONDfiM IS STILL SELLING FAST. H We still are doing BINDER REPAIW Bring m your Machines at once, and «fl the rush at the last. Morrow^ Bassett & Cm WILLS STREET, ASHBURToB M. PKIEST, ManagorH iTUHq WISH to intimate to our numcr^H Customers that we are now opeii^B up our NEW TWEEDS, SERGES, AnH VICUGNAS, I FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WE Jj NEW MIXTDEES, I STBIPED TWEEDS, I AND CHECM ALL THE NEW SHADES AJSIH PATTERNS IN f BROWNS. I To be much worn this Season. H BLUE AND BLA.OK SERGEsB VICUGNAS. ■ Neat and New Stripes and Checks I (Tashioual^lo TrougersA «ST SEX OUR SAC SUItI To Measure for Oss, ■ THE BEST VALUE IN ASHBURTUrP HALLENSTEIN^ BROS. & Co. CONTRACTORS TO THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT. Llewellyn Owen, PIANOFOKTE, SINGING, HAEMONY,AND MANDOWNJES,



Public iMotlces. LOOK j 1 CHEAP WINTER FIRING. NEW MOUNT BOMERS l COAL. OUTPUT has Trebled during the las twelve mouths. IT IS USED EVERYWHERE. This Coal is the Best »nd Cheapest Steam and Household Coal m tho market. Used m the Woollen Faotory and Canter bury Flour Mills. GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR PRICES 10 G. T, PARK, MOUNT SOMERS. MONSTER SAIxE ©F WINTER STOCK NOW ON. Winter Dress Tweeds 7gd, ll&d, and la per yard worth double. ALL,. WOOL HENRIETTA SERGES Maroon and Navy Is 6d, were 2s 3d. Fur Trimmings, various shades, 9id, reduced to 6£d. ' LADIES'^CORSETS, Good Quality, 2s lid Sale Price 2s 3d. FLANNELETTES. Plain, Stripes, jChecks, Tartans, & Flora patterns, ; all at greatly reduced prices^ BLANKETS & FLANNELLS, L%rge Stock — Great Bargains. Linen Tabling i& 3d »w 10£ d. MEN'S & BOY? CLOTHING Macintoshes and Overcoats, Mercery, Hats and Capes. All at specially low prices for the Sales. eemnantsTremnants. Hundreds of Remnants must be cleared. .A. P. Williamson, CASH DRAPER &TCLOTHIER, Tancred^Streeb. CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT Coy., Limited. PEND NG the Erection of tho Ashburtor. Branch Works, the Company has appointed MR ALBERT ROBERTS to act as its ASHBUUTON £GENT. Farmers aud others wishing to engage Fret zing Space ot the Belfast Works or purcli-.se m:iiurrß can apply o Mr Roberts, and their wants will have prompt attention. F. WAYMOUTH, Secretary. Christchurch, August 11, 1898 8 81 •8 * I i H3 T3 T5 t && £, ■<J CD <D 65 O. . Hi &, 1 O i 5 - i v O §s ! • • i & CO | jl LUJ ' ■ (B P3 £ m s .IS ft <%8 I S g £ii. J 3 g i— i * & £S fc c~i P\ sg g | # % S8 o P Ph 3 a s W M PR < r' — , T. H. Ufl DRILL. J [li. ONDRILL.] EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. T..H. UNDRILL AND CO., T7IURNISHING UNDERTAKERS JO URNISHING UNDERTAKERS. TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall ; also oare of Mr T. Andrews, East Belb. 2 KOZ£E TJBA Most «©UiU»l©



TOWN SECTIONS. T)RR?ONS desirous of building are invited |_ to inspect the Hat of Tovn Sections I have fur sale, varying m price from £15 to £48 10i each. T. BULLOCK "' §ro9)w flew Yeoui) =w *^^^ ,



SANDER & SONS. ! Do not Jbß~peFu f oe€(/m oyyany of the iipttafion^ ! I&evarepiitediW' *J&k.w/x£{ J experience rjp £?f/y. | ; s' ■?/??s£/' jis?/" ."7* "/• 'S//3/3 : S/&? lz®Mß Bi ll GROaHSIJ T. Bullock _ ' TINWALD. T 0 ~L E T, COTTAGE and half an acre of land, well situated at corner of Harlaud und Jane Streets. , Apply to T. BULLOCK. YO~~L & ~T~ AT a low rental, nearly new Cottage of 4 rooms, together with one atra of land, just beyond Concrete Bridge, Smith's Road, Hampstead district. App'y to T. BULLOCK. VALUABLE CORNER SECTION, with Stable, etc. Ot 1 A PRICE required for T.S. ,s^, J_ i_vJ 779, containing J-acre, well situated at corner of Peter and Ca^s Streets, with stable with loft overhead, etc, erected thereon Good site for a ho«3e. For further particulars *| p'v to T. BULLOCK, COTTAGE AND SEC I N, KERMODE STREET. /Jfy f* PRICE Hrqu ; red f'.r Town £& / 0 Saction 79 conUiuii g I -ere, With cottage thereon. si'U'Ud m Kermode B: reef, the property of Mrs Prankin Exceptionally easy lerms of pa\ment c«n be at rangefi, viz, small cas-h deposit, balai.c ■ by instalments. Apply to T. BULLOCK. " TO JjiiT, AT a Inw rtntal, viz 5s 6i per week. Shop and Premises fronting Eaatstiect south. Apply to" T. BULLOCK. " TINWALD. fob Tale. SECTIONS 17 and 18, each containing J acre, fronting Main South Koad and Railway. The owner havhsg settled iv the North Is'and is desirous of disposing of them, at once. Apply T. BULLOCK ~ 'iO LET. HOUSE of five rooms, centrally situated inTa::cred Street. T. BULLOCK. ' TIN WALD. F0 R SALE. SECTi OX No IJ?S. fronting Thomas Btieet; together with four-roomed Cottage thereon. Liberal terms can be arranged. Apply to T. BULLOCK. TO LET, OR FUJI SALE. ONE ACRE, corner of Middle aud Civendish Roads, Allen ton, with House thereon. A low rsutal will ba accepted from a cood tenant. Apply lo T. BULLOCK, Agent.. ■■_!■ .) H JIIIIIB »!■!■ WIIH Mi— ■■!!■ IWllWl—^*— 'mmFt'V Miss Bessie Simmonds, TEACHER Ob 1 TBE VIOLIN AND MUSIC SELLER, HAS m Sfc ck Pianos, Violins at all pr ces, Melodious (with bell attached , Aec»niio>:B fio:n 10», Whistles, Mijuth OrgariH. Hritanuia Haips, Violin requisitep, etc. V.oliua a speciality. Music and aoDgsofiveiy tW'>c<i|>uon, a frehh supp'y just 10 haud fr m 1> per thte:-. EXHIBITION MODLL PIANO Is a seveu octave, ful! 'i'ricjiiord Piano, steel frame, made m i o-.tion, gu.ir mtced for ten ye^rs, 'Jas!;. Ei*y serins if required. The chenjiesit in-tiumeut ever offered to the Abhburton public. VIOL.IJV IVI i?IOXN Pupi'a thorough'y taught at reasonable | charges. BESSIE SIMM >NDg, BURNETT STREET QPPO3ITE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ass^yaiw.