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Uptou, Grafton, N. Ne. Village, and

WOICESttT I1AIIIUo0'
"a ssv3% VIE subscriber has commenced running
y FSSgTTSSSNSssA a Stage to and from Upton daily
EAsSsz2 <h Sundays excepted0 to connect with sht
ae between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Uplou oie
At 81 M. and returning viii leave the General stag
ONCE Wo' ceser at 5 p Nj.
The Grafton and Forester Stage W Il run twice day
leaving Worcester AT 10 AM. and Pm. Leave Grafton
at Z a. Nj. and = NJ.
Books kept Mt the Giafion HOTEL L. M Smiths Post
Office N. L village and in Worcester, az the General
Stage Office door North Of the American Temperance
lnuse.
Il very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may done with correctness.
Sent dvu TYLER HARRINGTON,
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CITY DYE HOUSE,

GKOV r STR EET,
AIDES and Gehtlemens Garments of .v..v ,....
a ton dyed and finished IN a superior styie Ai.r
shawls, Ves, Hosiery, Gents whole (,armsnts dvsi
ana pressed IN good shapeAsc cleansed al short
w'hont INJURY to goods or coiors. White Merino and
one ehawis cleansed Carpets clennsea for eeht cent
per yard at one day nece Goods In one ysss
Ottice at Eilis's, ll6 Main Street.
Worcester. April5, dw.e,x
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DIR. TOWN ND's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
S AR S AP ARIZE A.

Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract 10 put up in Quart Bottles; it is siz
times ckesper, pleasGnter. and werrantcd sEFsri
or to ant sold II cures disease toithoHt r0n-
sting, PurgHg siekeaing or debfti-
tGting the Patient.
The great beauty and superiority OF this Sarsaparha
over all other medicines is while il oradicaes disease,
it invigerates the body. 1t is ofthe very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; il only purifes the whole system
and strengthens the person. but il creates new, purs
and rich blood a power possessed by no other me
dcine And in this lies the grand secret of its won
derul 1t has performed within the last ave
eases; at least $4,000 considered incurable. 1t
has saved the lives Of more than 5000 children the
two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want
Of Nervous Energy.
Dr. TownseMds Saraparilla iuvigorates the whole sys
tenn permanently To those who have lost their museu
lar energy by the effects of medicine indiscreton conf
mted in youth the excessive indulgence OF the pas
sons aud brought by physical prostratoA of tho
system, lassitude, want OF AMBITION iainuhs
sensations premature decay and decline Fastening to-
wards that fatal disease Consumption be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy. This Sarsaparia
far superior TO any
EnvigoratinR Cordial.
Az II and inyieorates the SYSTEM gives sctiy
" the limbs and strength to the muscular systsia IN
extraordinary deSrss. !.
Consumption Cured.
CIsaass and Strengthen C0RsHmpti0R can be cured
Bronchitis, Consumption. Liver Complaint
Colds Catarrh COMRks Asthma Splitting
Blood, Soreness IN The Ohes: Hectic
Flush, Night sWsats, Di6icah
Prefnse EzpectsratOn, Pais
iR the Side, &c, hare bseS
and be cured
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scronrIa Cured.

This certificate cOncusvely proves that this sarsspa
rla has perfect control the most obstinate diseases
Of the Blood Three persons cured in house Is uuprs
cedeated
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This Extract of Sarsaparilia has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female ronnaints Nc female WHO
suppose she approaching that critical Pc
rod. The Of tle, should negiect te take il
il is preventive for any ofthe snd
horrible discusses to which fea,aes subject this
time OF life. This period may be delayed for sessra
yeers by using this madeleine Nor is less valuable
for those who approaching womanheod, as it is
calculated 10 assist nature by quickenng the bloed
and nvigorating the tystem. Indeed, this nedeiuc is
Invaluable for sli the delicate diseases 70 ~hch
mcl subject.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.
WINTER ANGEMENT-PAssENGER TRAINa
To gouern on and after October 2, le4s.
THROUGH TRAINS

Ess.y:Sesssssss s:ssss aszssI ssS a
!. VS. sss !NMS ssE ss Isss sSssssz5%zi
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Beauty and Health.

Cesmeties Chalk aud variety Of Prsparations geneS
ally a uss, when applied to tile face very spoil il Of
its bsauty They close the pores Of the skin aud check
Tho circulation which, when ns,are 10, thwarsd BY dis
or powder, the skin iahamed by the alkaiics
used Ia soaps. beauties is production ia the 'hu
face Divine" we'll in the garden Of rich and Is
hcateiy tipted and vxriegated f,wen. FREQ, active
and healthy circulation VI hs auis the coursing OF
the pure. ricm b0ed 10 the extrcmses, 10 that which
paints the c''unienan-e in the exquisite beauty
Il ia that which mparts the indescrbabe shades and
aashes Of loveline@ that oil admire but dee
cri5e Tbis hesuty s the efspring Of naNrs--nct ot
Posodsf s0ag ithere 10 free and healthy eircu
atios there 10 bssuy. II the lady 10 fair driven
snow. u she paint and cosmetics. and the blood
~ thick, cold and hnpure, sire 10 beautiful she he
brown yellow AID there is pure and active blood III
gives rich a:oon to the checks aud briaacy iheLr
ayes that 10 fascinating.
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Creat b lcssing 20 rIo.hers 8 OhilAren.


II is the safest and eifectual Medicine for pa
rifyns the bystem and relieving the suterRgs attend
upoH chld birth discovered Il strengthens
both the mother and child. prevents pain and disease
increeses and sarchos the food, those who have used
IT, think il is indispensable. Il is highly useful beth
before and aftsr confinement il prevents diseases
teBtant ulon ehdbrh--in Costiveness, PLEA Cramps
Swelling of the Feet Dependency Heartburn, Vomiting
Pain ia the Back and l.ons False Pains. Heaorrhags
and in regulating the secreoas and cqualizng the cir
eulatiOn il has equal The great beauty Of this
Gcins is IL is slgays safe and the delicate il
successfully. very fsw require any other
dcine ia little Castor OIL MagHesis useful
Exercise the open air aud light food with this medi
cine, will always safe and easy confinement
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Principal Office 1876 FULTON Street, Sun Building.
NJ Y and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
GENERALLY throughout the United States, West Indies and
the Cahadss.
AGENTS For sale in Worcester by M. B. GREEN
md JANEs GREEN & CO. eow& d2awly Aug 22
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Opinions of Physicians.
CAUTION,

Owing to tho great success and immense sale Of DIR
Townsend'a SarSaparilla number of men who were
formerly our Agents. have commenced making Sarsapn
rlla Extracts Elixs Bittsrs Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c. They generally put it up in the shaped bot
advertisements they are only worthless limitations and
should be avoided.
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MORNING EDITION---FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1s49

much for "terrfic mortality" 1t would be laugh
able, were 1t not that deceit and dishonesty uni
versally In any case, more serious than chole-
IA, and too serious to laugh at
w. G. Rlves jun, and family, have arrived here;
also the SHELTERS, from New York, and Sllas
Holmes, and the Dundases, from Philadelphia. with
others. The wealthy Sears family, from Boston,
are spending the season here. With them is the
Countess oh, with her youthful daughter, about
whom the great habeas corpus case, to decide who
should possess the child-the father in Europe or
the mother in America-made so much noise In
the world few years ago, and which is now re-
fsrred to as leading case in legal presidents. 1t
was decided against the Count, after long and
learned arguments: and he returned home, minus
wife and child. Also there is here an inciplent
symptom and good example of Canadian annexa-
ton: The Hon. Mr.. -, member of the Canadian
praiseworthy Ceremony Of Innovation with beau
tful Baltimore lady, and Is spending the honey
moon here Che could not have selected sweeter
place. preparatory to the approaching great ma
tional honeymoon between Canada and the United
States, when gem. foolishy despsed, will drop
from the ,diadem of royalty, and more stars be
added to the flag of liberty. THE SPECTATOR
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Notes on the Waterin x Places.
OCEANIC House, Coney Island, }
July IL, 1919.
The Beauty of the Retreat.

The Beauty Of the Retreat.
While your numerous correspondents at the
several watering places near your great emporium,
are entertaining your hest of subscribers with their
graphic descriptions Of the beauties Of their several
localities, have not yet seen one solitary notice
Of this, certainly not the least attractive one among
them.
Had the pen of the gifted "Alethephainos,"
would launch forth INTO description of the many
attractions of this delightful spot, as it is, must
content myself with the mere recital of them.
You must know that the house itself has under
gone thorough renovation, and has passed iato
the able hands of Charles M. Rodgers, formerly of
the Troy House, late Of Stanwix Hall, Albany
Who that has breakf tasted at the former house, on
the pass. 9e to Saratoga, does not look back with
delight at the splendid repast awaiting them on
their arrival in the night bsas from your city To
them need not speak of the character OF the table,
but to strangers would say, that is not surpassed
by even the far-famed "United States," at the
Springs
The conveniences of reaching here are many;
the most pleasant of which is by steamer from
pier No TO the " Point" thence a pleasant rise
Of two miles along the sea.shore will introduce
you to " mine host' OF the Oceanic. The oppor-
unsurpassed, as he can be in his counting room
every morning at halipast eight, and leave at four
in The afternoon.
We have many families here who have engaged
rooms for the season, and in the evening they all
assemble In the parlor, and form a delightful re-
In order. On retiring We are lulled asleep by the
"hoarse whispenpgs Of old Boreas," or by the
breaking of the pillows on the beach.
The bathing in the surf Is only equalled by that
at Newport, both being equally safe; hut need not
tell you Of that, as you are an old cruiser on these
grounds.
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Our Central American Correspondence.

SAN MIGUEL, Central America, May !, 1919.
The California God Ercitemeni-The Ship 81.
Gcoree-The Pacifc Mad Sieamers-T Trade and
Uu.
Ho for California is all the cry with the people
.here, and it is not strange TO hear this cry when
we take into consideration "hs espantosas nOii-
ciss dc los campoo ne orc ala" Never was this
coast put into such excitement, from Cape Horn
20 San Francisco, since the days Of Cortes and
Pizzaro, as it is and has been for the las, three
months past. All have been waiting the arrival
Of the Oregon, the first steamer Of the Pacific line;
the elephant has been seen, and bore upon his
back SIX hundred individuals destined for the fields
of gold. Never did news of gold create more ex-
.citement since the days Of Smith and his new
settlers in Virginia, in the 18th century. 1t Is
really a shame, you Yankees robbIng, yes
rebbing this coast, from extreme 20 extreme,
wherever the sole OF spanish foot touches, OF
all It's inhabitants. oh cruel citizens OF the world
had particular friend IN this CITY, real western
Doctor from Cincinnati, who had been here for
some three months, and had made $500, what
with my Interpretation for him among his patients,
and his rcmcdiesi bat, cruel to say not even tins
American was left with me, no, he's gone TO Calf
forna.
The ship St. George, consigned to one Of our
merchants, came into harbor a short time ago,
having on board, besides her cargo, sixty passen-
gers for California. An Italian who has been
grinding hand organ, and showing magic lam
tern TO the natives IN this country for three
months, Immediately appied.for passage, which
the captain told him he could have for ESQ; he only
had cas- in cash, but said he would sell his
organ and go to California so you see
the United states is doing great busi-
ness. The Spanards here exclaim, "Caramba.
"a ser UNA pfiidod rpsy grarde para ynSsira pals;
los ftgoies pan spbw yvic,s; aussfos prodpcfos
pot ser corsumidos ~ las Cai,forrias; 81 com0oo
rendrma mpsfros rasnfos snhr, los Yargeas no
ton moiss jsasersnoo. dnfes ciardo sr,ps-
>~sm Ia guerra CON los W0icaros, rustros her
porous srfouces pensevonos, qut era cosd dc
eonqsfor, &C., ys sposible cons,gvv tos berqSss
fogirian nwesfra costa, debemonos dartes prtre-
iigio de snfynr sv, pagan dncldge, NJ fonetddd pa
91fi porfarsiot nu<sfro correspondence nuesfros
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Cont of General Sessions.

Beftre the Recorder and Aldermen Jamison and Wood
n pemmipa Ipd.tsa foy grand larceny IN s%su,, NJ
SIS in money from his employers Tompkins Co Is
water street plead guilty TO petit larceny ON appi-
cation Of MIR. Tompkins the emp oyer, the Court &C.
cepted the plea, aud sentenced Demming 70 the peni-
Tertiary for months
7tiof for Grend Larceny A German named Frcds-
rick Mohrnsterke, placed ON his defence charged
with stealing $50 In gold coin from sailor nansd John
Meyers The testimony Of Meyers vent TO sho~ tina.
the prisoner 10 hi boarding houe in Droosyn and
induced him 60 take walk they crossed the terry and
came TO New York where. after drinking st t~o OF
thtes shops the prisoner and witness got into cOnver
satitn shout the amount Of money whch each I'd
about their person Myers was thus induced TO take
cut esthern pouch in which he carried hts money,
aud exhibited eagles and half eagles These he
had poured out In his hand than the prisoner
snstcbed.t hem aid made OF With them lie vas pur-
sued ard taken by Il the policeen Of the 3D. ward
somewhere In Greenwich street Most Of the money
found upon his when he was searched at the
strongly recommended him 20 the mercy Of the court
lie tentenced TO the State prison for two months
Tire .fstOr Place Riots Spark, Bennett. NcLough-
lin 1sppsn Norris and Hossact indicted for riot ut
the Astor Place Opera House in May last. Ia
Court this morning Their trials we're by their consent
put on until September and the bail for the rioters
vas reduced from 81 600 10 $500 No bail will be taken
in the where indictments have been found tor at
tempted arson.
grand lsrceny John Kelly aud William Foster indct
ed for robbery; Gregory Bootmsn for bgamy William
Brown for an attempt TO stab aud Henry smith FOE
grand larceny, we're this morning called up and dis
charged Some Of these prisoners had been In prison
for montbs and in the witnesses out Of
the way, and not likely TO return
Prison Ciea,es The District Attorney announced TO
the Court that the prison cleared Of all prso
ners ready for trial and the jury was therefore dis
charged
7hs Gao. Of Tsaac n Bses-rn the case Of lsssc A.
Bsgs convicted Of sending threatening letters TO VIM.
b. Aston and In which this Court refused TO stay
judgment, the counsel for prisoner. 90 applying to
Justice Jones Of the Supreme court obtained q stay
.. pr0sssd In, on -i, Of error The cause s be
mains here, instead Of going up the river.
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Broon,yn ctr ln,eii,xene..

THE CHoLFH. iiysFtTsL - THIS institution. which is
tituatsd in Wiloughby street the county ia has
been Ui late very much abused ty certain classes from
the idea that the accommodations IN the building
not sufficient for the heath aud comfort of the inmates
aud the fact tes becb urged IN support Of these
items that very few. and indeed none Of the unfprtu
mates Who are taken there But this is
account Of the ebfr-b.d condition IT tho patient aud
the utter impo--ibiiy that he could live Anywhere
Generally one u sent 70 the hospital until he u past
hope; aud there we'll Authenticated where
victims TO the epidemic have been under medical treat
mt and sfter~sr In tue last OF the
sent IN. hospital ~ which time human AID coaid
restore the visl energy Of the Frustrated system rhe
building which Is s present used by the city az cho
lers hospital is situated tn. premises Owned by ex-
Alderman cochran, and the rooms ar. large aud veil
ventilated Good iron bedstesds With appropriate bee,
aud clothing are also in besides everything which
T. Necessary tor the comfort ~ IN. su~rers The ooy
neglect vith which the city be charged the ~.nt
e sufficient medical attendance 1hs only physical
at the hospital are Dr Goodrich aud Bali latter
gsntltmsb being toreper Of the city and th- forner
H'sh fhysicisn TO the Beard ~ Health But sos
20 BE- expected that these gentlemen viii neglect their
o~n busness aud CIV. their services 90 the cy NJ
compensstiun whatever Would " not be advisable
toI gocd price toe the attendance c9utsaty of too
or more scisns ~ho would do nothing bat I'D nj
mister 10 the ~sns ~ th- poOr sufferers tits nt@n
ed by these rensrks 90 three Jlsme the phys-
clans above spoken 81 for they have done all that hu
name could DO; but ~ " Impossible for them 10
justice sides aud feel that they ~ould
be very glad be relieved from por0n 0f their ar.
dsous and responsible duties Agsn. az let emf
dicsl practitioners he employed ard we'll pad
tor their services Everything that be, should b.
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RED ROVER .

AFFAIRS IN New BRUNswIcK.-The Boston
If0rsLlT, OF the llth inst says;-We are indebted
10 Captain Chisholm, Of the steamer Fairy Queen,
for 81. John papers TO the 9th inst, from which
we gather few items Of news The Woodstock
Sentinel says that the oppressive heat Of the week
past, has changed 10 the cool and bracing air of
autumn. Eros, made its appearance very recently
IN Two successive nights, and left its traces sn the
leaves OF corn and Other tender vegetables.
The st. Andrews Standard says that mine of
yellow ocbre, of excellent quality, has been foand
while making the new road from ST. Stephens to
Moor's Mills, about two miles from the former
place.
In reference to the debate in the English House
OF Commons, on the subject at reciprocal trade be-
tween Canada and the United States, the ST. John
Neic Brtspsricker SAYS With "A reciprocal trade
with the United States, the people of these colo
MES would have nothing more to desire, and would
steadily and surely advance In wealth and I'M
portance.
We are indebted TO Gunnison &c Favor's Express
for 81. John papers OF yesterday.
The NeU Brunsrickr announces that the 90
yernment have entered into arrangements for bring
ing the British mail by express from Halifax to st.
John, on the arrival Of the steamers. The Bruins
trucker proposes that this mail take the nearest
route, through Windsor, instead of Amherst, as
proposed; Bnd n this course is adopted, II is
thought the express of the associated press will
arrive at 81; John but little ahead of the mail.
The bark Ann Hall, Capt. Ferran, which arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, picked up about the 18th
found land, sealed bottle containing the following
singular notice.
ave have been boarded by pirate Off the
Banks-al hands and myself are heavily lroned.
''Brig Sarah Ann,
SONS GovAy, Master"
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frutos y Jacitetati los megocios Cetrs bem, Non
"eT malsJe ne Sc pas, Savoy, poMs non, non,r''
nave written you in former letter, stating
some OF the advantages which | III ,ught could be
derived by the company who have established
this line of vessels If they were 10 establish re-
lsuons with the free. port of Amapola, in the
Island OF Iler, gulf OF Fonsica; and indeed am
certain that if they should touch IN any port of
Central America, that this would be the most
advantageous, being, as | have stated before
situated between the three States of Honduras,
Nicaragua, and San Salvador. know for the in
terests OF the merchants il would be a grand idea
Our house has felt the benefits of the California
mania already, for the ST. George was somewhat
short OF provisions, and supplied her from this
port, and had the pleasure of selling some 200 bags
Of cocoa, and ! do not see reason WHY every
American, and particularly those situated as | am
here IN this country. should not wish for the es-
tabils hment OF relations of a mercantile character
such as is presented to the view on this coast, at
this present moment.
The English, as Is well known, are doing, and
have done al tina, they can do, to establish their
citizens in the privileges of commerce here; and
now, as our domes,ics have taken such prominent
stand among those people, am in hopes the United
states government will do all it can to promote
BON ITS own interests and that Of its citizens who
from choice or misfortune, may have to spend the
most OF their days among these yet TO be civilized
people.
There is great deal of correspondence between
this country on the Pacific side, and all foreign
countries; but The fact is, used be the case la
our own country before the reduction of postage
IT is very limited IN comparison with what il would
be should II be facilitated by carriage and reduction
in price.
have told you all know about the products.
indigo is very abundant, and being the principal
article Ia use by our manufacturers for coloring
goods for these very markets, / cannot soc why We
should not aim at securing the trade.
War Is still raging IN Guatemala; Carrera is
again in the field, aud Honduras stIl has at It's
head General Guardloo ; but this letter of mine is
not political, and I'll say no more on the subject at
present,
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the landlord an obliging Bonface-he is a smiling
Scotchman-he Is liberal and polite to his guests,
and takes hand with them at any Of their pas
times-for which he will never die rich. He is
studious OF being considered above his present
calling, and asserts for himself and household
perfect equality # not the lead, IN all of the social
aceuiesce in Why not! He does his full duty
to his guests and Is their equal in every particular,
and he charges them nothing more than they ought
TO pay.
:, Dress, dress. in an zach of your life, ia the ru-
ling passion of both sexes, and at breakfast, the
hair-dresseris In as much demand as before dinner
or an evening party. common hall is provided
Tor all-dinner, tea, surper-and all manner of dis
cusson as to the standard of real beauty, and the
comparative degrees of each of the lady visiters
Is the routine of daily conversation.
Corks fiy all around you, and at every meal too.
The quality OF the WINE, or the time when it should
be drank, Is never debated, never considered.
Wine gives rank, and rank has no hours. Nothing
like the rush OF the "splendid commonality !" It
outdazzles out-shines everything around it. The
cost OF living here you may well imagine, far
ahead OF any ct our northern watering places; not
In the price of board, but by reason of the habits
OF the people. The bills are usually paid with
Promptness and with a good grace. Now and then,
you have grumbler, but l generally found that
those who sWore loudest against extravaganza bills,
were the fellows who fleeced out of the young
and unwary, at the card tables, the dollars they
were Outstanding with so much care
While on the subject, | aust mention what |
consider the worst feature in the house, an. that
is the number of persons who go there with an
eye only to the card-table There is quite number
here, whom ! was told made it kind of summer
occupation most of them seemed old sinners, for
their Tubicund faces and Aldermanic form showed
that they had passed the meridian of life, and that,
too, in debauchery. The vice of card playing is
not the only feature Of disgust among them. II
you wish TO hear all of the scandal Of the hotel,
Just drop in every day. and you will soon be posted
up; nobody escapes them.
Universal opinion condemned the association,
but neither Montgomery or his guests have the for
tltude TO cut these popular knights. The youth
are attracted by their smutiy sayings and the re-
maindero of the company think deep but say nothing.
mt