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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

CASE OF RUSSIAN JUsTICE.-Last De-
cember an officer in the elegant uniform of
Chevalier Guards galloped along one Of the
most crowded and fashionable streets in
Petersburgh. Passing magasin de modes
he saw charming young girl enter. He
followed her, and was struck by her cheer-
full but modest grace, and the freshness and
tenderness which distinguished her. On
her retiring, he learnt that she was the
daughter of poor chinoUich (civilian),
that the shop people worked for her at
low rate, from admiration Of her youth and
character, and that she would return at six.
That officer, with two of his friends, indulg
ed in a sumptuous dinner, infiaming his
passions with costly champagne. But cx-
actly at six, large and gorgeous trolka Ga
double seated sledge) stopped near the 'sog-
asin, harnessed with three splendid horses
The poor Olga advanced, was instantly
half stified in fur cloak, lifted into the
troika, crrried on to Czarsko Zelo, where
convenient ard lonely house of entertain-
ment awaited them, and was there brutally
ravished, after indignantly rejecting every
/ kind of bribe. But her resistance was so
| violent that she disfgured the faces of her
o
assailants. On her return her father ap-
pealed to the hated police, but in vain.
/ The police master assured him that the
criminals could not be identified. On this
| her brother, an officer in the country regi-
ment, was written to. He was indefatisa-
bic in his inquiries, discovered that the
three officers had suddenly announced
themselves sick to hide the sears on their
faces. wrote petition to the emperor and
succeeded in awaking his sympathy. The
police master was summoned, and the Gar
charged him Instantly to procure tr1e re.
port of what had passed. This was dene
The criminal was Prince Galitzin. Blu
mark the punishment The Gar Instant,
compelled him TO marry the sufferer, ant
endow her on The spot with half his world
ly goods, making her at once very wealthy
and then Immediately issued ukase of di
vorce, leaving her entirely free. All thu
three officers we're transported to country
regiment, deep in the heart of Russia, ant
we're refused any rise in military rank
Never was poetcal justice more rapid ant
: more complete. The sentence does homo
to the emperor, and almost makes Us lon
I in certain cases, for an omnipotent despo
q But this is not the only instance in whic
Alexander III. has given proof Of goo
heart and great vigor. The circumstance
has excited an immense sensation in tn
:. Russian capital, and will doubtless hav
u GOOD results.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
Pulplt Wit.

In Pennsylvania there is a clergyman az
most as remarkable for eloquence and ec-
centriciiy as Lorenzo Dow himself. On
charity occasions his pathos, wit, and some
times bitter satire, are to win more bank
notes and gold coin to the State than the
decorous eloquence of half dozen other
men. On a late occasion he was preaching
a temperance sermon, which produced un-
usual effect on the audience. Among 9TH
er things, he asserted, "a result Of his
own observation, that confessedly 'moder-
ate drinker' was sure to become confirmed
inebriate within FIVE years after he reached
that stage of indulgence.
He was interrupted here by man in the
audience, who started up in great excite
ment, proclsiming himself moderate
drinkcr Of ten years standing, and one on
whom tbs habit made no progress.
The clergyman stopped short, leaned
over the pulpit, and when the man had
c ased speaking, called out:
/ say friend, standup here and let me
have n look at you
Tie man made an effort to brave the host
of eyes turned upon him, and stood his
ground.
Nearer, man cried the minister beck
oning with his long finger. Hold light
up TO this brothers face some of you. Step
up on the bench and give US good look
The moderate drnker was not to be
looked down, or talked down, and not only
mount, d the bench but allowed lamp TO
be held close to his face.
The minister bent over his cushion, and
gave the face a long survey.
That will do said he, drawing back.
that will do, my friend, and now say if I
owed the devil debt of hundred drunk
ards and had paid him ninety and he
wouldn't take you in full payment at the
end Of fee years, ! would never pay him 7
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

"TmANR- You.n--Is it too much to as.
sert that the little monosyllabic compound
word "Thank-you" is one of the sweetest
and most effective in our language? that
it creates happiness, heals wounds, dries
tears, and conjures up cases of "love at
first sight" innumerable? "Thank YOU
No, this is not too much. 1t is one of
very few phrases, which cannot be spoken
harshIy, or listened to with unwelcome
ears s'Thank-you." From prince or
peasant, from nabob or nobody, 1t
strikes the ear pleasantly on its passage TO
the heart, where it ever has fond nestl-
ng-pace. "Thank-you." 1t is indeed Il
simple phrase, and in its charming simple
ity lies its greatest beauty. "Thank-you.'
Anon il swells up from a heart overtur-
dened with gratitude, and gushes out be-
tween lips which have not the power to
confide it if they would; and again it comes
thoughtlessly, carelessly, ahd perhaps GER
enormously forth, in response to tie merest
mater-of-f fact, every day courtesies but 1t
never comes TO an unwilling ear. "Thank-
YOU" The veriest boor in existence could
not say it coursly, nor receive it unkindly !;
and ii ran be uttered most bewitchingly.
"rhauk YOU 1t is indeed beautiful
phrase in the broadest acceptatiou of the
term beautiful beautiful in conception, ex-
! preston and effect. "Thank-you." 1t has
no narrow bounds. No class, no sect, no
wears are excluded from its use; none so
4 igh or low, SO rich or poor, so pious or i'm
pious so old or young, that they may not
say sThank-you." Nevertheless, large
. e ,l,1 In L. tb,
do so almost or quite unconsciously. Who
knows with any exactness how often they
speak ii. or how often they hear it spoken
f',rhank-you." Not one in a thousand
Yet how soon is its commission noticed
when it should be spoken. 1t cannot b.
said too often--"T Thank-you.' No,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
PoppIxG THK QuEsrIoN-Onr ev

PoPPIYG THE QUEsrIoS.-Onr evenin' :.
as was si:tin' by Hetty, and had worked
myself up 10 the sticking pint, seq ], "llet-
tv. if feller should ask you to marty him,
what wud yen say r Then she langi'ed'
and sez she, That would depend on who
asked me-" Then sez /, "Supoose II was
Ned Willis p Sez she, I'D tell lied ltthis'
but not you" Tha; kinder staggere me-
Bot was too cure 20 lose the opportunity
and so sez agin, Suppose it was me z
And then you ought to have seen l:er pon'
her lin. and seq she, Il don't take no sup
poses.'' Well now, you see there WAS
nothing for me to do but touch the gun of
50 bang It went. Seq l, .'Lor, liefy II
me. Won't yon say yes:7 And th't
there was such hsllobslloo in my beaA.
don't know xactly what tux riase. br
heered yes whisprrin' some ei.e's Or Q
! the skirrni.h.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
News /! Good News !!

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING MADE
M reIird rrangements begs leave to inform the eit
;1es Of llows Falls aud vicinity that be = prepareu
FURNISH them with assortment of all the New lorN aa
n ssi,y "A weekly Newspapers together with all the
Iothlv Magazines and cheap vtae
for prtclar articles in the OF Newspapers oooks
TOT 10 him will be filed in the shortest
osshIe .ire with exaetude and promptness any peok'
vsnaner or periodical pubishedin New YORK hosson,
or elsewhere that be procured, VIII be
srrel pou order without extra expense for parnce-
-s ~ rsrs vt 10 Mr. j. w MOORE who has rehh nish.
"a in his favor-or call upon him at the Depot
and he you with ciVi1ty ana VIII S"o"
-, hisproersmrne with pleasure and without cost
II. G.. BATES, Agent.
Beilows Falls March LIST. 1858.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

An accident occurred on one of our rail-
roads reeantly, cansed by the axle of the
tender giving way, OBTAINING the train sew
cral hours. A lady inquired of a gentle
man passenger why he was so delayed, and
he sravely replied, Madam, it was occa-
stoned by what is often followed by danger
GUS consequepces-the sudden breaking off
lof Il tender attachment" The lady
looked serious and was silent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

81 want 10 go to Albany and back to see
my grandson said respectable-looking
but simple hearted old lady, to the ticket
seller Of the Hudson River Railroad.
awe don't sell return tickets, madam" re-
Piled the clerk. with defferential polteness.
Don't sell return tickets" exclaimed the
old lady with surprise ''then shan't 60,
for would not like to go away from home
forever !"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
The Green Mountain Tiger

ygII stand this season the stable Of the subscriber
w in Grafton fourth of mile north Of Grafton IL
agc on the road leading from Grafton TO Chester and Ni
serve m ms at 81 the leap 81 the and $ to warrant
shipped this horse Illinois year ago Was prevail
ca on this Winter by the people of Grafton and vicinity 20
bring h again be hiss proved 20 be an extra breeder
This horse by aes horse Of south .oya
Mass his dame Morgan De Forest fIartwes Horse o
wapos bis colts prove to be very large nc Is dappe os
and seven years old this Spring, .
Grafton VT May 5, 1859. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

continually at deaths door, and used to in
vite people TO see her die.--A friend who
had gone several times by special invitation
and come away disappointed, at last refused
to attend, pleading that he could not afford
to waste 50 much time on mortuary un-
certainty EH iou NJ
Scotchmen are VIGOROUSLY unable to APP
preciate joke. Sidney Smith, who knows
them well, says: 1T requires surgical
operation to get joke into Scotch under
standing. Their only idea of wit, or ara.
as they call it, is laughing immoderatcly at
stated intervals as ar..,.
Some of the Irish Judges of olden times
were equally dull. One, in giving his die
tum on certain and well known case, said
he thought it very clear that testator in
tended to keep life interest in the estate
himself To it Curran frankly replied
very true my lord, very true; testators
generally secure life interests to themselves
but in this case think your worship takes
the lciH for the deed r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

Angelina TO SENTMESTAL YoUrH.
"NIy dear IIoraiio FL had a very myste-
rious dream about you."
SENTIMENTAL YoUTH. "What was it,
dear"
: AnGELIN,. II drenl't that ! saw you
carried up to heaven in a golden chariot
surrounded by angels clothed in white AMI
purple. What is that gnof my dear =
SENTIMENTAL YoUTH. sit is sign Of
foul stomach, my dearest" Ert Angehnn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

cir vary ing in Value from Fms Cents to S1oo given to
the Purchaser of every Book.
fVE take pleasure stating that the liberal and neres-
ing patronage bestowed upon by the people Of New
gand and other part Of the country enables 70 oer
greater Inducements purchasers Of Books, and idi
associations getting clubs, than ever before
$fhe advantages posses, any other similar estab
hments the country especially for ling Nsw England
facs lie evident 20 those acquainted with posi-
and understand superior and increasing facilities for
! * business. Our advantages are as foiows;--
We publish a large list Of vtiuable books
hAnge for
We buy large editions from other publishers for cash
kry low pr
We put no objectionable book our catalogue.
Ne offer no n dueements which we do not fahB.
We buy watches in large quantities for cash, aud OF
he best make.
We have our Jcvelry order By the best msnufae
hrcrs in this country and Euroie.
By doing an extensive business make veIy roina
"a presents more frequently to purchasers.
present plan OF operations Is the originated
years ago by Mr. c. O. Evans and Is sanctioned not
by highest iciaI authority in nearly every State IN
n Union By the voice Of the people from Maine ;c
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
w. A. PATRICK. Machinist,

w. A. PATRICK, Mnchinist,
Manufacturer Of
wo ODEN ARE ACH ERI,
such as Combined Beading Gage and Hand Lathes, Bowl
Iathes, Improved suretehcr and MoP-uande Machines,
Chair back sealopers Rake Machinery, Jgger saws,
SC. Engine and Drilling Lathes, shAftng saw
Aiandrilis, Mil work Edge Tools, Jack aud
Bench Screws. Screw psnts, Taps and
- 49,, IUDi0W Vt q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

II has been said that TO make homa hap
pv, the husband must be somewhat deaf.
and the wife somewhat blind.
The statute Iegshzing mairinony at a
eera;n age, Is, properly speaking. ~o-'-
.s-ss .a~,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

LICENSE the Probate Court for the District Of
ID Westminster the undersigned will sell at Public Auc
h. ON the premises Saturday, the 10th Of September
III at o'clock p. NJ six undivided sevenths Of the we'll
bown Guernsey Farm, lately owned by Jeluhan Russell
Ite Of Rockingham, deceased
sad farm contains about hundred aud twenty
Land suitably divided into moving, tlage pasture and
od land we'll watere and IN good state Of cultivation
the crops nov on the premises will show, with good
tusc Barns and out-budings thereon.
ESad bulldogs pleasantly situated, in the town of
about mile from the village Of saxtons ky
aud furnished With pure running water In the house
Possession gveE the first Of April next Terms made
Rosn at the time OF sale. J. A. FARNSWOR1II, Admr.
Rockingham, Aug. %, 1853. 3i5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
z O ETR Y
YOUNG AND OLD.

YOUNG AND OLD.
We were but foolish dear,
when yong
Hasty and ignorant,
Daring and strong;
Clutc hing the red grapes
OF passion power
All they wild grapes,
Ca ukcred and sour
Would we call back those years,
Strange, ghostly throng!
No. Yet be nder, love,
We were but young!
Now, growi ng wiser, dear,
While growing old,
No pure thought perished yet,
No warm hope cold,
Wen reap, who sowed in tears
Scattering abroad
Living for oil mankind,
Living to God
Holding each other safe
In firm fold
We shall be happy, love,
Now old.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

Coop MANURE.-A small farmer, who
invariably raises great quantity of fine
waiermelons, was asked how he managed
to do it. He replied, 'WeIi, ! allus in GIN
er,,l manures 'em with shot and powder"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. R.

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. X.
nN aud after Monday, January II, 1852 Trains will
~ Run Follows:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
1.,ve burlington, $40 A. NJ and I. .25 pm.
Arrive a Kut and, ~ ~ " l9,Sv -,
leave Rutland, ll.50 9W a, ~
rrive at Bellows Falls 225 PM. T" slo
MOVING WEST AND NORTH,
-. no,,,rsp,us ssOo AM and l23ep.M.
Arrive at Rutl,nd 50 252
Leave Rutand 6Uo - SS-oC9 !.
A. p,rneton Trains sconneet it'll Lake Champlan Steam
ers and Trains Of Vermont Central Road At Rutland with
Trains for Troy, Albany and New York SARATOGA spring
Schenectady and the West At Bellows Falls with Trains OIL
tbe Cheshire Road Fchburg Worcester Lowell ana bos
ton With VI Valley Road for Brattieboro
fra New Haven and New York. And with Sullivan Read
for Windsor White River Junction, and the White Mountains
Freight Train with Passenger Car, ,
most direct route Tickets aud all necessary can
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket once, . ,.l,
RUTLAND, Jan. II, 1883.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
Business Men Attend!
ryNtE subscribers having desire to go west
WILL SELL

at prices that fail to give satisfaction 20 the
er All the Fixtures necessary in carrying ON the
r. ~B{TTCHERING BUSINESS.
Also about one thousand dollars worth OF Fors, IAN
- NJ Tbe Market Is one Of the best in New England.
credit Of $780, the purchase money win ee g"1 %
necessary. - = " -, "a
Bellows Fails, May IL. 1853. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
Take Notice.

THOSE indebted to y BROWN, viii obige by calling at
the store of s. NJ Brown Co, aud settling the same i'm
medatsIy. -
Bellows Pals, June %, 1859. &
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
The PLACE

yr,o BtJY Al. kinds Of Geuts Bcots shces frr Lev
Price shoe o. Cater Freueh Glove KID Gai'eE o.
Button Boot = Al 80 BLAKEs BLOCK,
bsArIsEaoHo' p.w. LFWIs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
ouR cATALoauE oF pooKs
Catalogue. Sen, free on Application
AGENTS wANrED EvERYvvHERE.

The most liberal commission in books, VIII Dc
given 10 persons associations forming clubs for ten OF
more books be sent time. Post masters SC lool
teachers students elergymen, any private ndivldae
male female replenise from well selected
Library without expense, by acting agents Fsass
send for Catalogue and Circular.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
The Cheapest and Best
Lightning Conductor
SS
Inntr Dnfnnf GnrnM RAM

Ly0n's Patent Scroll Rod,
MADE from Sheet Copper which has more than eishs
fsiI to protect buildings which they we're placed
S. S. BIGELo w,
AGENT for the above in the State of fcrmnn y pre-
si 10 put them up the best All orders shond
be addressed to s. Bgelow Revere House Brattleooro VI
AGENTS WANT Il ID.
Mr. BlGELow will also furnish aud put up
FREEMAN & C3's SUPERIOR vANEs.
~ For further particulars Circulars, which w DC
rrrished to an who apply ths above place. 20 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
cAur1oN To rnE PuBLIc.

As there are parties advertising themselves as ia
the Gi business having the audaeity 20 claim hav
ing been the osignator but who have not the disposition
or ability fulfill their promises feel ta duty 60 our
selves and the public to state that have no eonneeton
with any in New York New Fog ind indv
nas sending money parties not blame US
they get chesedoT judge Of the business by such stand
ard
Orders from Clubs or single Individuals solicited from al
parts Of the country.
G. @. EvAsss s. CO.,
IS Cs.nhs,l. B,<ton. 7T-39
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

The author of the Tin Trumpet thus
discourscs on wit--and illustrates the sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

pon1sS., %; " Hs5ssil, %; J : Jes,,s y, {
Ss de- NM NV G %s
Intosh, NY; II Ferguson, Md; Robinson,
White, DO; B Wiggin, Me; iRipeI, Mass c
SC; w 6 billings and lazy, Mass; Mir: Thschet
and fanny, do; FIGURE aud lady, Pa Judge
I:oring and family, Mass; Hon Z Brodhssd, Pa; N
as!' s@ @%SEE taS Mass Ia: NJ SWIM DO;
X Halssy. NY.
BROWNS HOTEL.-R Campbell, Md; E 7
Clements, NC; W. Wilman, Nd; c 4 Bosey, =;
Ho MD Orr. SC; Esfi3, McFeTiand, do; i
Rice, do; II Stan, NY; Harris, Il ID Harding, j
Seawell, Ala; d Dunn, Va; N Fsestera NC; W
] Hildnip, Pa; Mrs Smith, Mo; r Pearalto, Cal;
Beall, do; l. Wood, Tenn; g w Fonte, do;
WTlsht, Ga; Little, ny; Broadins, Va
Temple, VI Hartman and lady, Va; A w Har
man, do; X T Omihum, do.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-Rev w Danem,
Nd; IF Maybe; w stills, do; Yonns do;
a.; c + Myers, do; 81 Cock and lady, Fla; Mrs
Cook and daughter, Pa; A Aldrck,-;L Dodge.
Ny; 4 Freemad, do; w COwel and lady, Va; b
y liiii Md; Csdy, be; RTdd, Va;
] NJ Bark, Va,
NATIONAL HOTELS f Bowling, B San
MARTIN stDs: pnS ssy
Hon s Green, Mo; A FOuan, Havana; ID MoPher
Bowling, Md; sawyer. c; Mr. Clors, w Fl
KIRKwOOD HOUSE.-E Broadberry, NY;
McCutcyen, III; Tucker, Fla; X V Hipkin,
Ga; Davis, Va; A Davis, co; VI Crates, La; 6
Harris, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QUARIERMAsrER's OFFIcE. u. s. NJ. c.,
MashingtOn. A prll Is. lRrl

QUARTKRMAsTER's OEFIcE, u. s. NJ. c..
Washington, April Is, l85o
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until O'Clock p. M, of Friday the 2nth day Of May
stationed at Washington city, ID. G.: from lst June,
1859, to the Nth June, 1860. Said Wood to be best
white ash anthracite, broken and screened, and
Tie Iro unsu, am 20 sn x.fo pounds y the Ton;
such times and IN such qualities, within the walls Of
said station may require free of pense to tbs
ted States and subject to his approval or roJeo
ton.
No bid will he entertained unless accompanied by
the names of two pcrgons known TO this office, rs
snreties or if unknown certified TO by officer Of the
Government.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel for Marines
at Washington ID. c., and addressed to the under
signed. ID. J. SUTHERLAND,
Major and Quarternaster L. :. NJ. C.
ap IS Stawt1thM Nav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25
TVNHE BILLIARD HALL,
CoRyER or pa AyFxuv Am IIrus7

THE BILLIARD HALL,
CORNER or Pa. AVENUE AND IlrHs ST.
The subscrihers respectfully announce that they
have leased the spacious Hall a. the ~
corner Of Penn. avenue and Eleventh Ss.S33r.s<FsS
street, lover Blanchard Il Mohuns
Bookstore, as a BILLIARD HALL, @|l
and havo fitted !. up in styl of elegance not ex
eslHd ~ shIs county, They have fnrGshsd it With
CARVED MARBLE-BED TABLES, and have
spared no expense to make it an unexce ptiOnable
place of resort for gentlemen who desire to enjoy
comfort.
10 The prOpTietors pledge themselves to spare
no pains or pense conclusive to the comfort or
convenience of their guests.
apll colin MARI & FISHER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25
THE EVENING STAR.

E The Knickerbocker Is responsioie ior
The following: -.-.. n;..;.
g., 1901 we are always glad to hear, gives US
the Following scene of Mayors Court at Grand
Rapids. Mayor Church presiding;
Witness called upon to be sworn by the Clerk,
Clerk-Do you solemnly swear
Mayor, with dignity)-StOp, the witness will
hold up his right hand. ...
Clerk-The witness has no right hand, your
Honor.
Mayor, with some asperity)-Let him hold
up his left hand, then.
CIerk-He has had the misfortune to lore hi'
left hand also, as your Honor will perceive
Mayor, tssvagely)-Tell him 20 hold up III:
right leg, then man cant De sworn s ~ n'
Court without holding up something. onee'
gentlemen, Our dignity must be preserved.
Witness sworn on one leg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25

Tba wasberwomen Of Holland and Belgi-
nm 20 proyerbially clean, and who get up their
linen 40 beautifully white, use refined bOrax as
a washing powder instead of soda, in the pro-
portion Of large handful of hoax powder to
about ten gallons of boiling water. They save
in soap nearly one-half. All the large washing
establishments adopt the same mode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25
rJ,HE CELEBRATED
l. DR. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES,

DE PHILADRi.PHiA.
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OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
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that flesh is heir To.
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Price 50 cents and 81.
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DIR. J. g ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only suro cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 81 cents.
DR.. = ROSES PAIN CURER. 1t is not q
all; but II alone has stood the test of IS years
curing Rheumatsm, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pains In the Stomach and Bow :ls Sprains, Bruise
Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back, and SPINE any
pain internally or externally. Price, r. Is, and 30
cents a bottle.
Ifyou wish 10 get cured of any of the above com
plants, get DR.. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
ClNES, which you viii know when genuine by
having his written signature the cork Of each
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
N. S.-Beware of those poor nostrums purpcrting
to be the best in the world. a24-Iy