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DIR. ]. H. sCHENCK's
SEA WEED TONIC,
For The Cure of Dyspepsia

TIL. ,,n,d, !. composed Of a compound prcra.
,,tis, If A common srawccd, gruNiug along DE
49,, mo-, and ia certain and iHialIiblc fcmedy
IN, thr core of Dyspepsia aud it' accompanying
diseases. to Wit
Sur and Sirk Nomgfl, Loss o' dpp,'iie'
U,,A,.Ls. Pain u hc Sidr and Brs1si. PAT
rys,i,Y6rfLs hart. I7rsrt and EuTh0gt
ocaV Irn1,. chin and FSrsr, Grdrsi,
and diseases ofhs kidnsts,
N,rro,.,nl,s. IYfaiHsiS If ths Lmis, FAINT.
IN Sp,Hs.audaR di'sa's' peculiar 20 fau1's
Ns,r.y ever, per.on b. more or Ices afflicted
.tb 4, .,,spsis ~ come ~ the diseases conne'tri
,,i,b n. and % !. with feeling. Of pleasure that
u -.lryrk can ausnuurr 90 80 such thH dIstHY-
,r,rfIa virtues nfthc Se, Weed. which BE- just
tba r-r,sIy nr their siImsuts. Dyspepsia ani
trIntr, tisr,srs ari'Ing h"u 30, BE- ,iu.ri D., ibe
T,f..ri .l..rfi1u N ne gastric IH'rrs, 16I weak.
rrss ufthr power, Of che stomach. The eject e
thr srt Wed Tonic ls ir'i 'uuu ll'rr b. suhsu,
Il. DO ....pllr.ai uurr thr principle. ~ ihe t,lrtnt
rls.fi- u.rr. and the fool BE- drssi'i naturally.
Ia nst rBs Tonic o, u,,r'y rysrmllrs ihr natural
-,.,..r ..i.r ihst chemists even a1I .lm cults Boz
F..ur.r..b,r. thsm. r. gives tHrr 1H' strength
on. u,- stomach. thus eulbIug % tu srrr'i' che
.rr.Irf rutufIff sud gulHN ui r1suiC juice, auI
U,s..Hr..t tuI 90 o. r.s,tsr, soon dilppflr
Itt.Bu,II known fact hat nome su'rr Iis thr
I,sr.pig. us tu addition 90 thr D,spfp-a ihsrs be-
..r.r IfiErf h,s.l,hs, ~.uf HHN SICK stomach.
pIHu iu tbrsi'a, paIruifu= iHs heart, thI'.t
auI Fever. Gl,s,I, Disease ut fba hiIurNs, Sec.
5000. uritnr.f 900 I.M.rs, rru.rI p.H.rNt
T..mn... I..ss .l Np..r... bal THsfr. I',.g
~fH#rrE.. IH l'trHI...a'i .I DIrh Hi ih'm arising
H.rr r. l..s.r|rf,I srfs ~ fhg stomach. IHI hrIr
be- q usy d, discovered rsHF#,, i.f fhr u'IHg .Hn
Hi one HH'Hr, tHHt ,,Il ,HIr al t.ls tU1IH &c Us-
rH#..
Nrv. f,sHrrr., vtI 500 avail ,HrHr.t afthrs
.rr...t ..T.. fuIHs. ,rsI' aI sol. sou ...rr uI'
Oh. choice be- Ir 5000 tr m1he. lh. Sea Nsri
I....Is. pleasant U.tfrrs, SWING a rfrsua "a .Hnd
.rr..u IrI ...l JI.,srHu. # THi opp 1 #Hr'
I-.u..s. B'ul.. Hrrrrs etiH obj. stomach, lHt 100
f..rr. r-..r..t ..rJts purr. Whoever Es
IstgrIs 1rr ..su,r, che tuugus forced, nr lr- GONE
m..,luu .H..r, p iru ui~rhrH.h's MaHf.k, "r
Irs.I ll'. .H. fH is. uss.. 5 ius ui IH.sr I..H
rIttrs pr.HmfB1, s,sh bottle 90 ihr Tonic. aHf
tlII, .nrI Boo a u,,ss ui fa, h.r.rr covered
n.aa a'.L
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T's growing uhut s.a-u.v'..l. wei,
n Ills s-raas-as,,rs than usg1' ia So
vr-'rs urr.1- ar..' o. Hn~,r.a few
DAYS s.n-e. ve noticed chat tae aar arrra--
en,. ~ CHE wheat Sells v.s .rr m.-e. a.
frelusat r-atss among I.zu-es. The
Tr.h,rs Of Monday, remarks cha, "a.-
counts l,.- .ac Wc,. -Ir..rt tlr growing
wh--t ar a... unusually azua7' All
that we have ,1a a, wheat aaI rys 90 this
vi..r''v l..s wy vlI, though ro. r.-
uaraHy. IN Na-4raas-t.s, o.. Jsaa;r
was so severe, and held Ca o. late iu ths
fdI. thzt winter grain IS not growing very
rank, as i'aTpan o. n Wa,oH..1, 30
much 50 that some farmers hav, turned iu
the.- cattle 90 cati. down. Tbs is lad
practice, uu'as, DE grain is likely o. form
tie fret pint, Perhaps thsr, never was
Known a more growing November than the
present. At Washington, the Lawton
Eaeisorri-s arc fruitiny the second time. ''
Rural New Yorker
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KEENEDY's
Medical Discovery
TIE GREATEsT OF TIIE AGE.

THE GREATEST or TIE AGE.
NIR. KENNEDY ~ RoNbmy, has Discovered
wi in one at our common pastures weeds a no..
CIV that cures EVERY KIND OF HuNOR
from the wort Scroibli down "a a common p,auL
H. has iried IL in over sio,en hundftI cases. arI
never Gilsd except in two. H. ha' uav ia h.,
p1s.sssiuu over two hundred CCFthrltrs ul irs v.I
ue. 40 within tv,niy miles II Boston.
Two hotties are warranted ip cure 70 nursing core
mouth.
one 10 thres hottie, will cure hs worst lirlo
pimnlss on she hcs
Two or three lattlr. VIII cls1r the ,ysiemufhll..
Two hottie. arc warranted Go 'uIr rhe uuri,
lini ~ Clnksr iH thr wuuih lud stomach.
Three 60 five hHt.'9s are warranted 90 cure r'.
worst cases N crsirrBs.
one tu two h1ulrs are warranted i1 cffr 1I hr
mnrs ~ ihr ewes
Two hlttIs. arc warranted 20 cure running .-
the en-. iud hlItsbss ,u thc hair.
-Four to siA b.ttrs aIr warranted t0 con. ..f.
urt lul fuuniu1 u'.grs.
O1l lrtti. viii cure srplt sr1Tf.Hrs n fHrsL.,
Two ur thrrr bottles ,re warranted On rrafa-
in1st Jssrsfs's rlsrs oi thruU1ism
Three 90 siN bottles are vafuH's. 20 core sale
rhrrm.
Al.rsft i.alua,. ,,p,r',I h.mt.fstN.a.
Brt rsI.,rt cure warranted when d. a.Hrr #aH.
u', isuks1.
Na,hIrr l1nl su i-rrirIi '1 tr.1r ull ipr-
iB win tri,I 40 the p|sfiui urIi..H.s fHrHF.
40 thai 70 common wed growing .r ihr rTsH..H.
BrI lnrg 90 stone sails. sI.HI Hrr rr.r H..
Moor. sol 30 is usv a Used HH'. d. 500 Haf.H
hruHr DO aas tH Hur. There H' .1 %. H.r# .'
biurf DO. curing como 01fr. Nu. r.f f.".. l.H ..s
rs,.IIsI over e. fH.r.iHH .#rths of .f IIlN. I.....
ID b.. q ..
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N.v.ra ca..0-a Ear.h.-iri.-.
T--rv D-'r'r-.


I.-r.r w.. ~.. " .a. Ior..a. lives
. ...'
IS .... -'.. o.. o. learned brother.
F." r-ri t.. t.r wearing u. w.sk.. u..
n.'.r. "..1.. responded ...
..... ...' POI. gu.
Nr.ar. u.n FOO D..r.a. aH'.as.mrt-
..s p. E.. o. y.ar- a'y -.irr1 a.I ....
.s .. 81. AND u' .r'ut '...h I..-
.." So. villas @ a..lr.a'a.a; o.
OH. young a...
I...Hv. -sn -rf.,,l tth, sh.rtn.s,
..Ue 600 general. ~. arc wishing cvryr rl-
.I.r tataa .rl. The minor long. % D..
O.. .-. au3 'n.0 O" .'a man o. lasu-,
rH.n 'H 'as.up 900 estates tusu 90 arrive 20
a.r.gs, t..l @. r.,.r.. IN,lisn.
Arr..huau u.rI.l n rr,at haste urrn
Dr. Nr....r. snaae dat. b. G1I. m-
f.r I.U t-. sea''-.-i amouss "ra-
r. .f." al Ao Doctor, &c ...l your u.s.
I.a 90 svH'.va cat."
" l-u Trr.-. when ,ar weather .s
WY ..'. cat Dat and make each fowl %
..s.t arl ta-r,. Pit tlrn oa. and
your poultry rH. Pc dr.=.l.
W a., Ur, F.r. ascertain what f,
thr matter with them. Then apply tha
ruTrrn-'y, aul ,gy1u l1 u1: s4g.e,l in
curing t.n, it ..a't your huI;.
"s..-." .a.Ia Du,ehmau, "yaa nav
sayvl.,v.a please IautaIu...aagrs I
has O. v.r,rsi.sLsrs as never was. Mine
r' and mine L,a- come home NIT der ears
sr.t, al- .y..gs Ia two o.! d,n come home
missing"
r.-.- .--.,.--, very c----r,.i --r
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SCEENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

"a. d.. ....' .. .....#s fI..F H#H.fHTa r|..#.Hs
,....I.. ..,.....H ..r.u. arf4....
.,,l..r.r,. .... ...,.f.... .. tL. .rr. r.#
.... ....... r...r. rH...f.... .t.f.n. Indeed
............ ...,.r. .r N.H..I ~......
a hlv, r,rrNarr.I n,'a,.. .m0Inn o.".
naI.r.. Nh0.H ..'...r aI t.. r.'H..' produced
b.. '.fI'.I. . H.' .i '. .....
..... ...r... n. ..t.n.~a.. H.a..n....... 'H
III. ........F. ." mn. r'...' DID '.' .
...H. I.Hf dbl. n..."IfI.H ui ....Iu vegetable
..#Hr... H. f.. .."rH ., .H..".. ~ ...... "f
HF' '' .'.H.
I..,l 'a..."H... . .-'rn'... 1900. '
IH..r EaH ... NH. N..'.Ht. IH., N..
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Furnaces, Cooking Stoves, GratCN.
CVIL,uN'N WUELn'N T'fg
PRIZE MEDAL FU RNACE,



FINUU~E .'.u. erecting. r r.... bling lur.'F.r
......... r.....#.... H.. I........ I......s
lImr.. Nmr,.. DHr., E.-.f.H, N.."lf..,
stowe. $50, moi. r...s. .H.s r..ru. ...I ..
H... ... ..'"..r t..I... |''s". f.u OFF,. .H
I..#..I H,.m... .ru.. Hu.r. f.f."..v. .s.
r..ffH.. H.rrf...r .. f.. u.n"Ha ,H.H.s
l.u#H Wr.. I#r Poo. Nr.f I#u..,
Ih.rr-ht rat,I Oh o.. tHr Doc war. .u t..
n.r..
Cr 20 TrH V.trl T-rr.. r-E w. N....
Warranted fus.s. .HE i.r ...E In fr.I u'.. an.
sf.,r .r 0.r..e ir.Hr. NI srr. u' fh.ss ,..E
.m..Ir.r Nr.I. .Hr Cooking lIrrrs a"' Dr..
..s.ff..st .I ..#...'. Dr.. slate H.I MINOR NH...
M"rrs, a.h . r.H 1-.nrfH..f ui nIt..s Hr'
Summer r..rr. lHu.f.h. Registers. \muh.H,
NrHu'luH- ~tHY.s. So, ID. u.raN.
w U..lU.. fH a..,ls. With Ta.#r u. uri If...rs
Ur rSmHt,.uTr IuI.IIH.., fD Arranging Cooking
Apparatus. aHI uHwHr o., nr1rrrs. srr''n1r be
v.f... Special afi..uHrI H..t. Ventilation. We
ltt, over tFr fIuu.rri fti..Ir.0- rHuw.u.HiHfl
U. Hur suIsTiuf improvements
Gibson. GOULD j. co,
90 aui TOT Bhgk.iaur srr,t, l1-iH1.
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Sc ,rlai ihoss sag ,rho bars Tr,sd u

iEvING lloUsT, New York, Aug. 10, l-5i.
cheerfiNy recommend Parson n Cos NeT-
~ la aud Insect ExierminatoT, the l-st ar
teIe hr the de.tm-tion Of Co kruachcs | have
ever usyd.
Wy house has becn entirely oleansed Of them
without the lsast inconvenience.
ID. u. HOWARD.
sod by e. W. ATwELL, under the 4. :. llo-
tcl Portland, Geucfil Agent ior Maine.
Also s0ld 10 Druggists and dealers Ia Medicines
everywhere n, ANDREWS & BATES, and
n JOHN DREsSER's Ladies' Shoe Store, Pari.
Ssll b W. 4 Rust. ". n, So. Paris Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Silently !, Evening Closing.

Silently Is Evening Closing.
~ w. n. LAwHEScn.
sI,t,j '-syulrs c'7sirs
Oy,r sl we 1ss l,.g~,
uhsrc Cir rsJurc BE- t-ras,ug
Frym DE .r1'. r,u'gsui g'owi
sur'ysar .hias. out IN s'1ry,
Wuha r,'r aaI siIyfN light
c -sr'1t.oas 1HfJ ir stow,
ubroryJ ar tts she'll 81 n.ght
s11N NrarsuIih rur.s, Estrc
Ni-'rs s.r grsu afs..,rp bee,
Rcuul bsr trhtsug-l'a's 1u''rr,
saTr-rbTu.hfte s-''oi tues
N1r-Hrisru 5,oe.'.t.r -r-y
Nl.rrrs g.Hr's ihr '9r.'rg s,hi
HsEgr.sru 'rE .H.I HFr.y-
la.-rI rr I.esa.r..H' rI.hl
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The Atmosphere

Modern chemistry informs rs that
though considered simple and elementary
by the ansicu,,, air j. a mixture Of at least
,hre, elastic fluids, equally subtle and in
Visible. and equally essential to the rur-
pc-r. which the atmosphere Is intended TO
serve. TbOs0 arc the now vel known gases
nitrogen. oxygen and carhouic acid. In
N, frst. fame DE-. and no lie can eHsist
In the sccoul, lolis bum and animals live
with great intensity. in the third, both life
ana flame are ,1,ir-uishol. Though 30
UT.ryot IN their properties when taken
ur.lv. che admiy,ur, Of them, which forms
grr atmosphere. 6, al'l.,rj-,n Kind and iu
che ry'atiy, propositions Of caeh-'o tae cone
tit..n Of ihius. by.h living and dead, which
now obtain. on o., surface Of ,hc earth.
pH o., air ,or...tof nitrogen only, che
SUM, rav. would % DE %, source or heat
wherever re atmosphere extended, aui no
ss e..r, plant rr animal could flourish on
h. .r'r W.r.l. FORMED oloyy-.n only,
r.. .r h.r1.l. vrrH rn-a fp Do szt.n-
ra-..l. .a4 .... .-.,...a w.... .g.-. '..
rr.r. c1u'..t'', in tic earth was
,r.~f Did. consist of cr'1aic acid
rrrr. q ...l ami aruu.va su.,n..s would
.n er.rrthr. and ,'c production of
r.rt.nI h.1t such s, $500 g.n urw cone
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Try i'll Try it'll Try IT'LL
q. W. STONES.
Liquid GAn6AhpIG
Phys
The most impoflant discovery ever mad" N Modi'
eat Scheme. hriug q compound ~ E1rks and
Rpats, which forms th' most p"v'Tiul'
cate, aad agreeable uhVsic ever Of
lrrfd On ihs pebble.

rINIIE ur,cssity af such a medic,re has long bsrn
irli 10th by che hcais ~ su,lies anj ph,si.
rIIus. IT, advantage over cathauirs given Doe ihc
form or pi... or Powders Iiust b" ou,iuus o. c'cN
i0i,II.rrnt rrrson. u Operates m'rr Immediately
s,I rareiulli, upon tlr s,strm, anil 10 thr s1wr
time 4. infHirl, bee dil'Dli to admiuistsr, lriuI
rrite a.f,rals o. che Taste. II not unl, Tundur,'
30 Do. Effects vb,fr ph,sit BE- iCIHIrI, rnI COM.
rlrirI, removes bsbiiu1l CustiNgIIfs, having ihc
bowels rfrir,tI, tee. u ,Np'ls al huu.nrs ifum
thr blood, ia certain cure irr thr Pile, Regulate
thr agu1l ihg l.,sf, bees che stomach ,lum
Uilr, iuy. .pfB'rs thr Whole Nervous System, HuH
remove. I'r ,l1sr ~ aI. lHrsl IsIU8, surh aE
Rf-u-tsr, Nrr'sr. H. p1.4urr, Cor, Iu
n on. HHf, SIZE, N.rr.'. g..
u nl, 1f.u o. f,'isl rr.n boz aN N.r1sss oi ihr
U4t.s-uN ~TNTTVh, ulNlIIluh NNp
CHOLERA NUWul =, ,itd at onrr ip ifs mIsI.
,lI irfrru5r. N-1iu Ne rrr't ItN " 1T
rHr.H Hp ufh.f recommendation. no family vII
Ir yl.huui BE- after thrt hl,r properly tested iis
mrrrn. Hnfrr. lf,uu ht,r Ui,t Other remedies,
vi.NHut sugr, .stHsr1Ir u.'-r.Ir'is H"w si hnri.
AI.11r sHfarHF f.Hn = rriI.t, s.N lHfiIrs ut nN
I .rr# C.iHruIr vf'I cove 5000. Nnu'i 1uu De- rr.
.1.. ruH i.'u.. D.H.HtH.s., Iht.. ,..i..s vI
tH..H|i '#ft.H ...Il.. Or ,Huu, addicted With
tH.wHtr. Nsr.'.I., Hr 0fHFr hrHI rl"., tu.
q .ff'.s. 500 '... 500 .f.m rh.H. 800 hrm.r vH.
f. ri TI-.r." U.H ihrl..Hf o., OH. rsr Hi iI.m ono
fn s.t lruaas a. .hHH. 30 ,.t frIH.., rrTsir ..r
..f rrHr.... ohio rsfHs w.Hf reliable, sHiF, HHt
ar..f.I. fr i.r frstr 'HHf bee .1rI lF"I placed
within ODE f.H.. H| I.. TH.....
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NEWS rNrrNr AMERICAN AcuoN

2dGglO Eu'OE-4Es
From hr iNr.uiuu. r,0i.t, I. ". Gaif,aa.h,
Co. 81. ilrus' Ber.i si New lurh.
Nsu Nnfk. Dec. s. ISIS.
VI. C4uls-urpr Sir. Having had che T.rH-
sufr rf p,r frmir- upon George llrNs American
P,i,nt Action pi,na ~ the Mold Il.r i1 thls
city The pro.sut rrrsla, ont nthrr7 ~ hs rrnns
20 ,.rr varrblusr, l,hir', a5auitl ma much gla'-
tIr.f.ru, I chssua', recommend them CO. ibs poole
lIr. am ,er, clad ~ ihc improvement on che
action. Thee iU,fwn.1l. arr eft excellent tone,
uuiu.. uH d.uit. 90 the IsIifgiHp oit che scales.
Nsp Er.p'y l.. VI. GOIIStIlAlk.
Mandatory 800 Washington S., Boston.
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Western Exchange Hotel.

THE .ul,.rriler would respectfully give
1TA notice 90 the travelling puhl,c, that be
'fsst.a has taken the alovc n'mcd House, 10.
lIi.lal Gated dircctly opposite ihr Portland, :.
I---hh-.-S T.. Dspai. PORTLAND, Naiue)
on the slic where Crrms !, ftond the llousc known
r. The nrrot Hotel Thsfrcscnt House YEA new
.ul-t,nt,.l bri,k edi6sc-b1ilt oNprsssb ipr allo.
tsl-anl furnished throughout With entire ur" iir.
vcuaunngrl, o. cun'cn- thcinyr.'iog
community Traveller ruriving be Portland from
ths Elst or West. will God thi. lluusc a m1r. cone
,,uisul si6gprg place jhan 100, oths, fdlr ilgnse
iB th. CiV-as q b. within tvcuiy yaui' 1T The
Railroad station. aod lut e fsv rode iluin ihr wharf
Vh,rrrassru-rrs ifau ihr Eastern plrt ulthrs state
aHl thr rfUyiry,s 40 last.
Parisrs vilI alva,s b. in Attendance onthe ami
,aI,i tbc car, auI tbc uu1s, Co. convey b1-gasc io
and from the House, ice OF charge,
T1r,1.sr. tom the ,r1ltp D., .lgr, lurI c1Fi
rrus.t. o., Care or uaau, viii ~ the Nrfr7
- Er4e' Hfa ihc right place 90 meet thrIr 'H1
,rr.tnrr Nup,irs Willis spared ly ths prescott
r,rr,,.t to make ths il0ufs agreeable o. De Ia'.
.r.rs. JuuN a. DEuIkIN
Fom,Il, CIf1k ~ thr American Hotel
Portland, tNair,.) Jno ., ls35' 'ul.'
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MElInsnln hrrnis.
a&s aG. zG g

IMPORT ANI pm OtI 70 ALTON
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RAILWAY ElAlA EIllII.
lfHfs IHrn r.rI ' r".Ir. .i thousands o."
fHr rr.| ~.E.-.. f."f 'r.'I.. ..'. i' Ht H.a'
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co,,,,;,s;o,sr,' Notice 20 Creditor

Commissioners Notice 20 Credi'ai..
WE having lsrr OPP. no.. D.. '..'
w i5tr nr the D.u"u 90 '''.'' '
,nI examine ihe J.lIu. OF. iH. .-. .'.'.
VI. Am.W. Date .f Nnm.ua poo .''a ..
r.f.rl. whose e.tnf. .s represented ..
notice thtrstE un1if., ,.unrr'I-
i., .f -ept5ub.r, Al, l-h., Hl.
,u.Ilfur. tphi bog i1ari prove 'H.' ...
fb,t we v,II ausnI o. oh. .ri'In y.... b..
tbr te,Ilughouss % Dora lir.d.''i Oh. W r....
!. 49,, and March. 4. ID. 1856. lI.n OFT
flr a',lp,k, y. ". .....,.,,,
pUEA BRADFORD lC.n''.
CURTIS 4. UOMI.N
NsSico, September l~lh, J,i5.
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~ mNs CURED

Spinal Complaints, stiff J0iais, Gets, buusrs,
WaauI.. Ifast Bitrs. Cholga MDrlvus, ID, scHi'-
a., II, palsf,uN, ani 40 other complaints where
thsir are severe pains, BAuwAis READY r..
LIrT, wi, Instantly 'top lhe pain, and cure The
disease.
Tor the remarkable efficacy of Il. r. X. D.sc1y'
sf,, Nu. ?. aui lhe complaints cured by Railway
Rsnu,atiug E,solFcut, zee neat scrA's paper.
", n. NAY Druggist. Poul1nl, General igsnl
fr Maine. Agents, ANuUrWs / BArts, Paris;
VIM. T. R1st, ". u. 80 pausi Robert Nu,'sr
Gcu. W NruIl, Noway; y. W. noble, WatcI
ford: ". W. Green. No. Waterford.
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MISCELLANY.
SECOND EPOCH IN TEMPERANCE,
1895.
DEA. GILES DrsrILLFRY.

DEA. GILES DISIIILERY.
The worldwide fame, caused by the publi-
cation Of the fiction, supposed to be founded
on truth, under the above head, will well enti-
tie it to prominent place in the temperance
cause. No publication in modern times has
ever produced such excitement and perhaps
no local incident has ever been attended with
such lasting, extensive and salutary effect. II
was of such nature, so blended 10 its con-
nee.ions with the morals and welfare Of the
community, that it could not die away like 9TH
er local incidents. Who has not heard or read
something about Deacon Giles distillery ! and
yet how few people comparatively, can impsrt,
or recollect any full or correct account Of the
transaction.
The facts and circumstances were these. -
Rev. Geo. B. Cheever, then young ortho-
dox clergyman Of Salem. published in the
Landmark, religious newspaper in the same
town, communication which he called "a
Dream" relating to deacon Amos Giles
Distillery," which embraced some circumstan
ces s.rkingly applicable to Capt. John Stone
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| have thought you idle and careless, you were
solving philosophical problem could never
have comPrehended. Forgive me, Samuel
] meant well enough, but lacked Judgment and
discrimination,
or course the old man had long before been
forgiven for his harshness, and his mind was
open to new lesson in human nature. Il was
simply this -
Different minds have different capacities, and
no mind can ever be driven to love that for
which il has no taste. First, seek TO under
stand The natural abilities and dispositions Of
children, and then In your management Of their
education for after life, govern yourself accord
insly. George Combe, the greatest moral phi.
osopher Of his day, could hardly reckon in sim.
pie addition, and Colburn, the mathematician
could not write out a commonplace address,
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TIrPLIsG LADIES. A ludicrous, but some
what painful affair took place, few evenings
since, we understand, in select Female Acade-
my up town, compromising somewhat the mis-
tress Of the establishment, Several Of the pupils
mothers had dropped in, and remained to take
dish Of tea, and being short Of milk, an Irish
girl was sent TO neighboring grocery to get
some. The tea was handed round, and some
surprise was felt that the milk did not color il,
but nothing was said. The peculiar favor, too,
was remarked, but no one liked to speak at
length one lady ventured hint, and the excla-
nations became general. The mistress Of the
Academy colored very deeply, bat Of course
could not account for ii, and summoned the girl.
"Bridget, said the lady. "what was that you
obtained al the grocery!"
"Sure il was milk, ma'ma," the girl replied
"Milk." :" exclaimed the LADY, 4" why smell
IT," handing her the jug at the same time.
"I's gin, il is, or my nose desayes me, )" said
the girl, "but shure i.'s milk asked for, and
don't 60 there every day for the same kind Of
milk for you mama :"
1t is needless 10 say that the indignant par
enis quilted the house, amer avery formal leave
taking, and the several young ladies' were hastily
summoned home.--N Y. Express.
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The ostcnsible cause Of this outrage, We un-
derstand, was a communication, published in
The Landmark Of the 3ist ult. in the form Of
dream or aiiegory, which we have copied in
to this paper entitled Enquire at Amos Giles
Distllery,' which was supposed by some to
allude to a certain Deacon in that neighbor-
hood, who was distller Of New England rum.
This, however, appears to us impossible.
The dream" appears to be highwrought
and highly ingenious fiction, full Of imagina-
iion, clothed in bold and .fguraiive language.
II i, applied to any real person and casc--if
there did really exist, in this age Of Temper
ance reform, deacon Of a Christian church,
who had taken from the hungry the staff Of life
whose employment was converting whole
some article Of food into liquid poison, on an
extensive scale, and dealing Out destruction to
his fellow beings, for money, while one and
another Of his own family and friends, were
falling victims in the general run-who then,
to cover over the glaring iniquity OF this in
fernal traffic, added the hypocrisy of selling
bibles also-(ri1a and bibles 0-the fury Of the
people in that usually peaceful town, we are
very sure, would be directed against the vile
destroyer Of his race, the rum-sellng deacon
himself, and not against the exemplary chris
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Wisdom allows nothing to be good that will
not be 50 forever; no man TO be happy, but he
that needs no other happiness than what is with
in himself; no man to be great or powerful,
that is not master Of himself. .--Ssnsca.
There is a sacredness in tears. They arc
not the mark Of weakness. but Of power They
speak more eloquen,ly than ten thousand tongues.
They are the messengers Of overwhelming grief
Of deep con,rition, and of unspeakable love
II is one of the worst of errors to suppose
that there is another path Of safety besides that
Of duty. staas