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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-25
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Mrs. Child, in one of her letters, makes
the following observations, which, we think
are well worth needing:
There is false necessity with which
we ndus,riously surround ourselves, cir
Gle tha, never expands, whose iron never
changes To duslile gold. This is ,he pres
'ence of public opinion, the inlolel able
restraint of convenlual forms. Under this
Iespoic influence, men and women chech
their best impulses, suppress their nob!esl
feelings, conceal their highest thoughts
Each longs for (u Il communion with other
souls, but dares not give utlerance to lis
warnings. What hinders! The fear Of
wha, Mrs. Smith or Mrs. Clark will say or
he frown OF some sect, or the analhena OF
some synod, or The fashion of some olive, ,er
he laugh of some club, or the misrepresen
a'ion of some political party. Thou art
afraid of thy neighbor, and knowest not tha
he is equally afraid of thee. He has bound
thy hands, and thou has. letlered his feet.
[. were wise for 10th to snap the imaginary
bonds, and walk onwards unschackled. ].
thy hear, yearns for love, be loving, i! lheu
woulds, have brother frank 10 thee, bt
frank to him
'Bu, whs, will people say!
What does i, concern thee ,ohat :bey
say! Thy life is not in their hands,
they can give thee nothing OF real value
nor take from thee sEy thing that is worth
having, Satan may promise thee all the
Kingdoms Of the earth, bu, he has not al
acre of i, to give He may offer much as
the price of his worship, bu, there is fla"
in all his little deeds. Eternal and sure is
lhe promise, BLESSED are the meek for they
shall inherit the earth
But shall be misunderstood, misrep'
reseuled.'
And what if thou ari They who throw
stones a, what is above them, receive tn
missiles back again by the law of gravily,&
lucky are they if they bIuise not their own
faces. Would tha, could persuade all wh'
read this 10 be truthful and (ree,,o say wha'
lhey think and 10 act wha, they feel, to cas-
from them like ropes Of sand, all fear o'
sects and parties, Of clans aud classes.
'Wha, is there of joyful freedom in on,
social intercourse! We meet 10 see each
other. and not peep do we gel under the
lhick, sitting veil which each carries abou
him we vis. 10 enjoy ourselves. and ou'
i hos, takes away all oul freedom, while W,
1 destroy his own. 1.-THE hos, wishes 10 woIl
or ride, he dare no, les, i, seem unpoli,e II
; 'he guest-if The guest wishes 10 read o
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-25
POETRY
FINE OLD BALLAD.

The following touching ballad is of very
ancien, origin, and probably founLed or
actual occurrence We copy i, from the
.Ninislrelsy Of the Scottish Border
There were two sisters sal in bower:
Bnnorie, o Binnorie;
There came nigh, to be their wooref,
By the boune mill dam Of Binnorie.
He courleI the eldes, with glove & ring,
Bu, he lo'ed the youngest ahune a'ihng;
He cour,ed the eldes, with broach 81 knife
Bu, he o'ed tie youngest abune his life,
The eldes, she was vexedlsair,
And sore envied her sister faire,
The eldes, said to the vounges, ane (inF-)
.Wil We on g. see our fathers ships cont
She's ,a'en her by the lily hand,
And led her down TO the river strand,
The Youngest slude uron s,ane,
The eldest came and push'd her in,
See took her BY the middle sma'
And dash'd her bonny back 10 the jaw;
% sister sister reach your hand
And ye shall be heir of half my land.'-
% sister. I'll not reach my hand,
And III be heir of all your laid
Shame "a the hand that should take,
lis ,win'd me, and my worlds make
% sister, reach me but your glove,
And sweet William shall be your love-
Sink on, nor hope FOR hand or glove!
Aud sweet William shall be my love.
Your cherry cheeks and your yellow hair
Gard me gang maiden evermair.'-
Sometimes she sunk, sometimes she swan
Until she came to the mler's dam;
oh, father, father draw your dam
There's either mermaid or milk whit,
swan.'--
The miller hasted and drew his dam.
Aud there he found drowned woman;
You could not see her yellow hair
For gowd and pearls TIA, were so rare;
You could not see her middle sma',
Her gowden girdle was sac bra.
A famous harper passing by,
The swee, pale face he chanced 10 spy,
And when he Iopk'd that lady on,
He sigh'd anG made heavy moan;
He made harp Of her breas, bone,
Whose sounds would mol, heart Of stone
The strings he framed Of her yellow hair
Whose notes made and The listening ear.
lie brought il to her fathers hall.
Snd where the court assembled all,
ile laid his harp upon stone,
And straight it began 10 play alone
oh yonder sits my father, 'he hing,
AID yonder sits my mother, The queen
Aud wonder stands my brother Hugh,
Aud by him Villa N, sweet and true
Bn, the last tune that the harp play'd IheI
Bnnorle, o Binnorie
Was-'Woe 10 my sister, false Helen!
" liy lhe bonny mill dams Of Binnorie.
when you have bounlluI table, ,Iemer
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An old lady having heard somebody
say 'he m0'Ls were very irregular,
renal ked; 1t was just so in her young
days no trusting 10 any OF their fair
words
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MIS0IsIhILMNOUSoN
From the st. Louis Reveille:
Swallowing Oysters Alive.

er. Ho was quite six fee, high, spare,
somewha. stopped, with hungry, anxious
counienance. and his hands pushed clear
down 10 the bottom of his breeches pockets
His outer covering was hard to define; bu,
after surveying |, minulely we came To
the conclusion ,ha, his sui, had been made
in his boyance; ofa dngy, yellow lin.ey
woolsey, and that, having sprou,ed up with
astonishing rapidly, he had been forced I"
lpiece il ou, with all colors in order to keep
with his body. In spite of his exerions
however, he had Ialen in arrears ahou, -
foot Of the necessary length, and consequent.
y, stuck tha, fat through his inexpressibles
His crop Of his hair was surmoun,ed by
the funniest little seal skin cap imaginable,
After taking a position, he intulged in a
long stare a, the man opening the biva'UeS,
and slowly ejacula,ed-Is,ers!'
Yes, sir responded the attentive opera.
tor; 'and fine ones they are too
'Well, I've hearn tell of is,ers afore, Says
he, 'bu, this is the frs, time I've seed 'em
and prehaps III know what thar made of
alore g, ou, Of town.
Having expressed this desperate inten
ton, he cautiously approached plate, and
scruiiLized The uncaseJ shell fish with a
gravity and interes, which would have done
honor to The most lluslrious searcher into
the mysteries Of nature At length he be
gen to soliloquze on the difficulty of getting
TEN out, and how queer they looked when
Ut.
Il never seed anvthin' hold on so--'lakPs
IN a.mazin' site Of screwin' boss 10 get'em
pu,, and aint they slick and slip'ry when
hey does come? Smooth as an eel! I've
good mind 10 give tha, fellar lodgings ,jes
10 realize the effect, as uncle Jess used I,
say abou, spekelaiion.'
We'll, sir was the reply, down will
Two bits, and you can have a dozen
Two bitsr exclaimed the Sucker, nov
''"e' WI" SUM" " on '''e S"ohg' pos'
"r tS'e'S' o"zen on en- ann ho'h'h !"
'h''Nen ana We'e no gum more'n =
''ece Tor man, We oh'y re al'zeu lor'y
I'VE p'cay"nes oh my hrS' Ven'"r 10 81
''''s' II 'o' y"" ""d'' g'h y"" '"'
h'ckens l"r Dozen II you'll conclude to
'eal
wag,who was staining by indu'glng IN
a dozen, wlnked to the attendant 10 shell
|ouf, and The oiler was accepted
Now mind repeated the Sucker 'a''
'a,-'wo chickens Tor d"zen-you re
Witness mister turning at the same time
30 me wag' none OF vouf 'ricks' 'or We
heafn tell you CITY tellars are NIFTY sllp'ry
coons.
Ihe bargain oo'ng 'a'I'y understood ou'
S"cker squared himself Tor the onse'-de'lt
era'ely put OH MS seal skin' tucked up MS
sleeves, and fork in hand, awaited the sp
pearance OF No, !, II came--he saw
quickly i. was boiled! moments dread
fnl pause ensued'-The wag dropped MS
knife and fork with look of mingled
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My son, remember lha, your chsIsc-
ter ought TO shine brighter than your
boots. Suppose 6lQchea in then, ,fiber'
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BILL OF FAKE
All the deLicGcieS in their season.
CLOSED ON SUNDAY. ali 10
FOR THE PILES.

% FAD the following interesting csse eHd IenaIkID e
sdus in rosdway has been afflicted with the Piles for fop.
teen years He consulted about three months ,nee
tonI eouneDcnee pae and an=ud complains Of p1laf over
OF The bowe attended with pile tuni9s 50 mucn IN
famed produce neas irsafb M a bad r. Ss
rreat debility the muscles of TIE back from me Ions
ed irritation had degree Gt et posei
his sten was feeble ard in hed expended oIs man hse
hundred dollars fourteen year, ;oI this @ a
taIen only Temporary relief; IS now eney cured nasind
taken only three boxes OF my FILE A No rs,,n o is
eonpant Is well and active now IS ns S wns S X
aSoi as PiI p EIElUARY Render. thi, only one Q;
thousand similar ead p, , 'Se bn s me a.o1 re a. h
6ee iss BoaeY. d9os above S'Ins stsfs AeTee re-
grans F,;eh & Co. Syracuse; L. B. swan Roehester
Cnlman & Co. budalo, " w = N
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NJ Sixth District.--The Wings Of the Sixth Con:
sresonnl District, composed Of The Eleventh. Twelfth Fiji.
ecn;h SA,eenih and Seventcenth Wards vii! assemble in
Mass Meeting hstor Place TUESDAY, the s,h October
Mt halfps>, O'Clock r. NJ to respond TO the nomination oi
HAMILTON FISH rs their candnate Tor Congress Several
eminent Speakers wili address the Meeting.
TIC Clay Club and uHer Gay Associations the
lower sections Of the City together with the Hanover Asso
cin'ion of The l Ward and American Eagle Clay Club,
respectfully invited assemble National Hal Tuesday
evening" 9Th Oct at O'Clock precisely and will then ted
with the Unioniss 10 Asot Place Band OF Music will be
in attendance.
rhe public are informed thu, the Committee have made
arrangements have the suGte lighted with The celebrated
JAMES B WILSON
OF Chairman of the Committee q A Arrangements.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

DJ The Invisible Vytg-so closely resemble. the
real head of har that ccptct and cnnnoreus have
pounced the most perfect and Extraordinary nyeGon OF the
day The great advantage OF this novel and unQue its
beng made whou! Swing weaving. which crnses its
ish,ae' an natural apcenrance ns to def decec;ion.
its texture teing 20 bsautu. 20 pn'ors IN! so rs that
IN ell cases G perspirl:ion. evaporation Is Gnine5 and
the great evils OF other wigs entirely avoided The scien
he md connoisserr alike invited 10 inspect ths novel
and belutrl whis, and the pecuiiar mezhOd Of ttins
the head, atihe manufacturer. A. G. BARRY. lis
broadway. corner Of Liberty street. .ies o2 Inns
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To Newsmen and Carriers.

THE DAILY EF MIN u NJ X X E.
The first number of the EVENING MIRROR will be
Issued on MONDAY next October 7th Subscription by the
year So single copies The usual discount made
10 Agenis and Carriers. Advertisements inserted the usual
TERMS Office OF publication, corner OF Nassau and Ann-s
where Advertisements will be received to-day and to
and on Monday until l3 clock Subscriptions also
ceived Us above for the WEEKLY MIRROR, ut s3
year. MORRlS & WILLIS,
o4St Editors dnd Proprietors
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.D-. ThIrd Consressional DLstElct A.ten-

tomI-A Mass Meeting of the Democratic Wings and all
friends OF CLAY and FRsLSGBufSES ofjhe Third Congres-
sinna district compose of the it ~ I'd. i and 9Th Wnds,
will he held al Castle Garden MOndHy he 7ih o.
clock P 81 Is expected that ou j. VI. Clayton Of Della
Hon. Francis Granger Of this State and sevenl other
eminent speakers will address the meeting The Saloon ut
taced to the Garden viii e opsned o' the accommodation Of
the Ladies.
Tie 3D. 3l. ith and 9TH Wards md Other Wing Assoca-
tons will cet the Park opposite Knlckeb0cker Hail
past clock precisely nnt w then proceed The nu-
sic o the G ,rJicn EGDERT BENSON, Chairman
1,vr W nl5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK. NlCOLSON & WRIGHT,
No. l39 Pearl and 20 Beaver.strees, New-York,
Would respectfully announce that they opening large
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS.
all of which are ofhe nest Fnl styles comprising full as
sorment Of n,,sso ooons
consisting in part of rich Cashmere Ecosse, ch printed
Muslin de Lane Grape De LANES Of and elegant styles
rich plain Cameon and atn stripe Repeuers. new and IA
slionabe article; Cameon Brocade. and Broche-s;'iped
Silks, blnck and cooIed Alpaccas, figured and plain.
SHAWLS.
B1ochs and Cashmere Shaws patterns Camelon and
Brocade figured Silk Shaws Damask Woolen strada md
rich Damask A!apaccha; Merino, Thbet. and Muslin de
Laine in great variety, &c.
RIBBONS,
full assortment OF Bonnet and Cnp Ribbons. Of the richest
Paris styles. c,,
Figured Cap Lnces. Trimming Lnceo md Lace EdEngI,
Thread Lisle. Plated and Brussels EdGngs. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kid Silk, Camcse great variety. together
with large assortment of Fancy Nlitts.
Also full assortment Of Paris Cords Gimps and Fnges,
together with every nrce usually to be found in Fancy
Stock which they prepared TO offer favorable terms
as any other establishment. 50 istDcel i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Es- BOAaDlEG.-Srs. GOSs. having opened the new
and commodlou house s. Vc,ey IT. the Asto House
po;!es choice of desirable innsien; permanent
BonIder.. Croion Shower, and cnd BGt free The
tocan very centrc Jet quiet and shady. TerI moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
WFsEG MEETINGS.

% Whtg .Insa Meeting ut Po,chester formerly
Sawpi:;s. Wesichester Co on Thursday. Oct, 10Th.
The Sieesing will be organized L. O'clock n SeveTal
eminent Speakers wl be nTesen Tie Wings o We,chts.
Co. and those Of fairfield. Putnam. n. York, King, aud
elsewhere are cordially invited 10 attend.
Steamboat, VIII eaye the ic.t Of Canal ~ tN. 4, *
Btooklj D Catharine st T. q, sl: Houston
precisely and returning leave Potches,ei O'Clock r NJ
FuIe i2s cents each
A Band Of Musicians -omp1ny Tie party q stm.
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JusrlcK TO HARRY OF TIE WEST.

JUSTlCK TO HAIRY OF TIE w EsT
Gs~ Fifth Ward.-The Democratic WhiRs and all
others in fvor of Clny and Frenehuy:cn requested iC
meet at the Marion House I65 West broadway on Monday
evening. 7,h inst O'Clock r. NJ 10 form procession and
Wings from other Wards for the purpose of proceeding ia
Castle Garden hear the report of the Convention appointed
To nominate member of Congress for the Third Congressional
District band of Music employed for the occasion.
By orde, Of Ward Committee.
ALIEN II. SCHULTZ. Chairman.
SosRIs a. PnKLrs" Secretaries. c5 2tc
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CLOTHING.

OVER. COATS AND DCLOAKS-Gentlemen IN immediate
want OF cheap aud fashionable Over Garment, Will md
n large assortment at New York Cash Tsorns Establish
msrt and Gentlemen general furnishing Store. Isl Broadway
.hree doors below the franklin iicuse. ,, o
~ S.i j. 4. BDOlH e w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

p,- Seventh Ward Democratic Clay
CIub-ACTION. ACTION. ACTloN!H-A Busnes
Me.in: Seventh WaId Damoca;ic Clay Club be he
a, MADDEN'S LONG ROOM. corner of CathHrne st and
Eas, Broadway. entrance MOI Cathurine st. on Tuesday
Evening" sh 7ts O'Clock. II expected that every
msnbe, will answer his name as the tme has now come
for ACTION Good Speaking and good Singing @ By elie
JAMES f. WOOD President.
Wk. W. FInss. Il SgD''' Secretaries. or
ny- Eighth Ward Pioneer Clay Ciub.-Ths
Members OF said Club und other. friendly to Clay F5elnc
meeting al the Howard House. Mon evening OCTOBER
nh s s e III: ssss s ~
Gnosds JSas ssTsAi SAan. SseeFs'sI's.. o'a
rz- Tenth yvHrd.-Mechoues Artisans: WoIsIhh:- ah
meo and all Others in of Protection 70 Ameean an Lnso m
vii hold Their nesnS m Tsedsy da eye
INC jctb Sh al half past o'clock, On whica occasion ~
elegant sGk Banner. painied Tor lac Assocaoh' wiz
Ihs Wings of and other Wards aud members OF the
various Clay Clubs Of this ci,y are earnestly S,
tend. David Granain and joseph oA'e' I's WIN
' Cooss Gles Club viii be present and sing some of its ia
Of have sys s,ssa % =. p,s the
sent. Dy order ISAAC X. JEssUP. Chanm,n.
Ma; 49, B; T.Esni Z srllwrLl. seeTe''Ii''. OF
Arouse: Arouse: Arouse IL. IA or Esf%,n5 Gss
Monthly Mseny Of the seventeenth M.o h i ni ths
heidi Monday e9eNlug OSt"os
%i Sa o"stefs No j Bower between FIN sra Elm
,,reers at o'clock. As this islntendeo ios
- d,tous that there should he uii atiena%oe % , srnea
renesl invitation extended TO nl who ha'' "o' s''o
the roll 10 come forward and do tNsoN President
By order. L. T. iO'ii-'
JosxpH KEEN. }secre,aries o52tc
Graham House-Ne,v Arrangements
,pSuEIJ GC,ss informs h. friends and hs public may
NJ 1snlaIsed his BO4RDLNC ESTdBLiSHt..hahf-Sii .af
no..n a. inc House. IS ~ 1,.
re adjoining h"u,e and prepared TO nccnhnoane &
ent ar permanent Bparters on the most m @ vii
Sss,.ble System will be strictly adhered TO- ou9
~ essss,.sd ioI thos- who prefer a mixed ciet,,
Croon shower and Warm Baths Tree 70 S c0SS
o5G
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~ rh;rd 5,o,Crnssion,1 pIst,

NJ Third Congressional District The
Wings of the hd Congressional District requested 10
meet ct Cnsle Garden oEdny Evening. The 7th
o'clock to hear the Of the Convention appointed
nominate candidate for Congress Ry order Of the Conren
ticn. FREDERICK PENIX, President.
C. 2. HoUuHrOS SSec'elai!os. o3 4,is
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y. q stn.
Democratic .Vh,r senn,or,n, conr.n.

tipn.-Fi-st Disi-tet.-A: meeting of the Convention
ssa s ewn pTg M @ Inv % sew So;s n The 18th
+" Kesovtt That the next Senatorial Convention Of this
District be he'd nj National Hail. Fulton STREET the city Of
BrooSlyn the second Tuesday of October 1915, l3
o'clock, NJ Gnd that the Chairman and Secretary gre due
notice thereof" OLIVER L. HEWLETT, Chairman
u. A. EOKRE, Sec'y. 20 tdm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Er Know yChy.,tt.',--hpMissIoS FREE TO
f4wtERs PHKESoLosIcAL CAcIsET III Nassau * ~
where u
Ss.1o than can b, found at "'aes oaeS S 10
from all nations. even down he Il headed ,lfans-
may be ob,aiEes boss Of al snds e.panis I'M ,s
hus lnay have your heads examined your faults .9o
yen. and bow lnproYe yourselves both lhe ectua' o
fais and Physically Office opcn both day eno eVehHs'
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u- eraham House, .es nsrc,aY.-ci.zen, OF |

u 1H1fl'l'f 1fOetsS5 % bHICitky s-OIsILsHs Ul
'!ansen; veis desng auie: home where rei Temper
ance diet profered them coasii.ng OF Vegetables. Fruits.
&c without smunn eshmens invited 10 paironze
au2 Tin r GOSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

r. Fifth Ward Clay Club.-The Club will meet
ut the Marion House. les West Broadway Monday
ing clock TO nnrch with band of music 10 the Park
and from there Castle Garden TO attend the Third District
Congressional Mass Meeting.
Hon. John NJ Clayton and Others will address the meeting
Splendid FIRE Works during the evening
The Young Mems Fifth Ward Clay Club nre Invited to at
tend nj The same place JNO. U HAMllIION, PreSt.
RonT, IE,kSTrr 59Sks; Vice Presidents
Chs. q. j. :,sial.a SHEPARD. Secretaries. o5ac
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Chairman Of The Committee Of Ananr
JUSTICE TO HARRY CLAY.

Meeting Of this Association Ill be held at National Hall OF
Tuesday Evsnire. oct. sth leii At o'clock precisey
which will demand full nt,entnrce By order.
SlLAS CHIC kERiNG. President.
Ronr D. HoLMgs, Secretary. OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Ds- Third Ward Clay CIab.The Third Ward
enocrnr Cay Club requested 10 meet At their old Head
Quarters NJ 90 Wa hneton sect on Monday evening. n
O'clock march tu the PnTk meet the Wards comprising
the hd CorGr s,onai District and from thence 10 march IN
proresinn To- Castle Garden attend the Mass Meeting be
held thai place. and t. hear the report c the delegates of
the appointed to numnas members Tor Congress
TIE friends OF Clay and Frenghuysen generally nve to
attend. NtM DODGE, President.
W,KTYR X rEHSY. }Sa,,,.o,.
SAM'L. X. MABBATT, S'eN'''"'''''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

10 Fair of tho Mariners Family Indus-
TRIAL Sotiety Of The Fort of New YOrE.-A
Pair will opened in the basement the Mariners Church
In Roosevelt Monday 7th Oct AT O'Clock NJ 10 con
thus until the evening of the l commencing after Monday
st4P NJ The object Of the Fair TO supply the Clothing
soe of the Society with the goods for the employ
men Of their poor workwomen during the winter Tickets Of
admission l2ls cents
They can be obtained at the office of the American Seomen.
Friend Society II Wall st. Rev. h. Chase IL Market ST. and
Of ]. Smith. ~ Fulton st.
Brooklyn friends be supplied by calling at TayotS Ice
Cream Saloon 81 Fulton at Mrs. Daldwins p2 Fulton
street by order Of the Society. ,
OF ltis II. RElnER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

To1HR .pIus-W hat is there TINT adds more the per-
,ona appearance AID cnmlo OF mankind than good head
ofhnr! In youth, II Irresponsible with good ooss and
pr supply eoss any Of NniuIe giis US ihe that,
fushon and cs.om have forced Bot will you Tor
LOST hair substitute No! Wearing wig lmpar' the
health bseds huno, md produces nlmbsreSS ey's-nl al
which car b avoided by the cf DdrGses Balm of CO.
iu9ba" from 81 Coutund which fully restores the
hair whether it Is los, by sickness or old age.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
FOR OUR COUNTRY. HER INSTITUTIONS. AN
HER LABURERS -

D5- SECOND Ward Awake !-Workngmen your
country guurd her homer and her welfare too
neelin. of the Futna American Industry Club will lie
hell IT Jooe, 2nd Ward Hotel. TUESDAY EVENING.
Oct Sh, 1914 TT ~ O'Clock Let every Mechanic and Work
innman attend.
Our hnve long been neglected. and only
o nphIly TIE tune Ins come when must WORK To
support prncpeiwhch aCoJ It's Just
value and protect mroud of the low prices and Inu
per uh" of Europe. and secuIn. that stability in the policy
OF Government which we Iech"n;cy and Working.
men. d-unnd. HIRAM LORNiN. President
Drsycs H. nsNycr, Secretaries. o7a+