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fuliAsrIpniA, August 10, 1869.
Dr. Schssack-DeaS CIR \ take great pleasure in
spndlLs you . oItiheats In addition to many you
have already roriveA frsm suffering humanity
pres heartfelt Frsthcstion Of the wonderful currs
your MANDRAKE PILLS and sEA- WEED TONIC
have ehcct,d In tie ours Of Of the stubborn
Of the affection Of the liver. For thrrs yeas
suffered beyond description; all my friends y veil ~
myself came 10 the conc aton that my tiIno in tbia
life wss rhort, Such tho terrible condition 10
which was reducsd that lio to me had become bur
could not eat; could not sleep; my hole body was
oiled with pain swell nss would sIlss In my wriats
and snka, rendering them totally ussleas. On ssve-
raj occasions, attacked with riAh Of blood 10
the head, which would fell me to the around and
would b. carried away for dead. applied 70 several
eminent ply scisns OF city, who administered III
medicines that they thought would rosoh tAs case
but Of no avail. One Of them rstd ~ could do no
more for me, and advised me, u the last resort 10
dlinh cod liver oil Not reyains the horrid trasS
declined to take H. Accident put your advertisement
In my hands. , called on you; you examined me id
told ms what was the nature Of my discase You
thea ordered pe 10 take the Pills and Topic With an
obervAnes Of diet, pledging your ward that Ia one
week would fnd myself ano,taI man. l followed
your .dvie., and, a. YOU Iedicted, IN aston. hiny
cure va. effected continued your Pills and Tonic
for time. and thank God for HI. treat good
nese and your valuable medic IA. anu once NOR re-.
stored 10 perfect health most earnestly recomm sud
all those who suffering om an affection Of II
liver, 20 give your Pals and Tonic fair trial ssd
cure viii be effected 1 have sent many persona 10
you, and they have oil been cured Any Inform ati GU
my fello~;ci,irens may further require vii Be freely
hy the subscriber, 81 biz residence, No. sl2 Eel
aAi street, bct~on Eighth street and Psssyunk Road
CHARLys JoHsy,h. sR,
Formerly Prn luz Ink Manufacture
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-j00, 100
i lbs of the apove wanted, for which tho hlghest
Lsh price viii DO PAID BY 9, CKAsKE, ISL William
street. wv
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rNO BOOK BlhplkS-N tNti H. IT 80
l. Cenue .. 40 ,ttn na..h".. Re b. O. si ,ht,.
paid to s1oi worAl ~ siso lpd ro-. TO, ettu
She hIriues. IN a. 4. D. .urhns- -
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST OR STOLEN ON NOV. 100 REGIS
~ tered bonds ot 80 two 1904 Noe. ~, 10 and 49,,
lll. one luu, No 1881 also siiN Va cou',ons ono
49, ~ s..ns; tour tlOy, NJ $3.50 10 SOS, Who.
ever VII rtuin tho sane 10 JOHN ALFRED 233
y ia rSv MI IcgU.,oa Ir8Aru OF FIj, aud no gue,-
cor, Hlei, th tie thanks OF TIE owner vs.
50 REWARD LOST NON. 22l, 4 Small,
: - %. e. 10, : o. H1s long h,ir, Tie ahove "
wefi viii b" pai by return oi the dog NJ % Suu II Hh
~, Bioo,lyu, u
"a REWARD WILL BIZ PAID TO TIE
"'r lrimal VITO took alom Of baggage tIon q ca
M uost ~ hr !oOt Of ffznklin Il the evening Of
luesdHy 2gd Nug, II he will report hiur,i on board
steamer Ansonia, foot Of Franklin =. 80
x \ EEWARE-LOST, on THE 2lS1 OF
90 November In N n, lischsrge Gni military
pape-- Of Lieut. J, sTSrDORff. Tie iinier win
e.se return " 10 IA West .Uth IT. 10 Nj. j. snS-
DpkFf, and will receive the above reward. .Js
81 = REWARD-LOST A SMALL CHEST
= ~ OF AZ eSp,e.s yaon H. lcade r. ~ Iesy ny
II AZ WESICDlfs Exp ess Oiiico 49, Re.de IT.
tho finder will obtain tho above iewart
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Formerly Pin lug Ink Manufacture
wAsnrsaros CRY, u. c., Oct. 4 1 sss

WAsnr,Gros CRY, n. C., Oct 4 1899.
Dr. J. II. SCHgsCk Dear SIR. I have been, for
some time, going 20 hye 700 . certificate Of state
ment OF the great baneht l have derived from your
SEA WEED TONIC And MANDRAKE PILLS. I
suppos | may sAy that I ten year, lsbsxins,
great deal Of the time, under What seemingly
could live through. Ny Dissass Liver Com.
pA'nt and Dysp; psiA; my liver wa % dssaaed shat
II stopped my blood from ciIoulstins, aud / sW,d
get stupid spells .ouastnius iks spoplSSy. tiled
even doctor | could bear q. and MisA ~ me msai.
Without nulnhsr. Ihave bsen confined % my bsl :
What -Oule IA, sould ~ In my stomsoS IL "a, =
and giy, the most ercruriatins pains nv bowel
y.Iv costive. One doctor put seton In nv arm.
whleh wore for revsiai ytA.s, until I commenced
SK h 6' fS FILE LIE : ssa ss
them ~ di led and now, l suppo.o, what 1 IA
30 ~ "a gay can hardly be believed, am an old NO
NAN, and ish 10 tell nothing bat the truth
About nine days after I cuIntgedt unm Or koa
mel cins, great chasse came over my whole body
my liver began ~ teiaI, and II Ia true for several
caye was Heightened, aud was AFRAID would phys o
myself /. i-ath, but fortunately you came 10 Wash
ihra. lns at this time, and told 10 ksap on iak
lns the Tonlo ahd Pills, ss not Z, p,ilaT iiar-
rhoea, but tho morbid matter passing nom my sv.-
ten; ,nd 20 II turned out. They cured me ard /
feel bette. '%tay while am wrtips this certificate,
'hsa ! have ir ten years. Ny appetite is soo1, my
looks clear, sleep we'll In fact Zee. a. though
fall ~ iep and 0vcke up twenty five year. bsta
want every o,.e that els like did, to com. aud
~, tor TAX better than can write Ire.,de At No.
$40 wsst Ihird street, Washington City,
JANE BARDIH
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IIEAsT YEAST = YENST-THE CELE.

VEtST - YEAST - YEAST-THE CEIE-
i LIaled Compressed lop' IN EuIop' exclusively
used for GONE yeas and for the int time manu-
tn ed in tar country In large quantities by the
DEF ssacd ia unsuIpn sei IN its qualitIes IL i'm
pate sweet tai. 20 tue hIcS ~, iniser the dough
higher, alt pro ac"s larger bread ani tAses les
than hai thu time Or eting the dough ready Tor the
oven thln nny other article OF the nd 10 he con
WINGED, give u n trial. samples ilrnahed gratis
Lii. rn terms granted TO dealers. lOSAl, SDRD-
IlN'tEE 4 co, Nos - and ~ seventh ave Branch
uep0t l.J sixth al, near ave. A, 80
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l,ONSUMPTlON

sc II ENCK'S SEA-WkED TONIC.
ms r'sa'rcmcdv hiss inc-e- sed IN demand 90 rap
nr .nAt " sinp.enble for ~. sChkNCk % NJ ~
hl ~. trst The sslne va, With sCAENCky MAN.
E.,s a. wa Wis 20 where yYa sL5 ST. g. county.
IkAks FILLS These medicine are suited 10 every
ne ana shcuid he In every family. one dissolyss
tue fcoh In tho stomach. tho other sssi,s nature IN
carving on the morbid matter Tho SEA wEED
INV otin~ up b. tone Of the sto,u aeh. and ceatss
NJ once Az alp te A 4 tie taken before brvakfsst
W. create an app:'its, Amer eating hearty dinner
any unpleasan' te~,ius OF fuilnes
~ rerly hMmlc.s md very agreeable - the
Mt Ahv SEA " ED TONIC aud MANDRAKE
Ilisi.o las Done mors u uvte the heath Of the
Amy han any other medicnes before the public In
ui.te. Ky, alone, th re 10 thou lands of DOLLAR
worth ii pped vceky. b. reading the following the
pupic MAJ DO able TO Judge of the effects Of these
The sEA WEED ToNICb . compound extract,
car iu.ly ds,t.cd from common weed growing on
The SEA shore. II converts the food into chyme. II
contains no corn whitley ALCOHOL Int its stiinuis
ting properties are - uufe the bet french brandy
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ANOTHER SINGULAR CAsl


lady came TO ". bChENCk, At the Marlborough
Hotel Boston She Vas supp sod BY her pity 70
b. afflicted With taps worm. She had severe pains
and s.nsation Of hing moving and tvistne in-
aide Of her. Tbese Lelinsp, 81 times, almost threw
h'r into convuldons. II would crcep up into nor
throat aud appeAr to bite. The only way TO quiet Il
Was to drink milk, ~Lcn II would settle down and 60
to sleep She would have to take quart to bed eth
her evaly night Tor that purpose She very
tive .hin yellow, and dried up to mere shadow Dr.
bCHENCk gave her four MANDRAKE PILLS every
night for .eek. and the SEA WEED TONIC &C
cordins 10 directions, which only moved the bywsis
slightly once day, and Witch, In ordinary persons,
would have phy'ichsd severely but Scksned the
animal, and she found shs did not crave any more
milk.
At the end Of week, Dr sCHENCK save her q
double dose, cay .tGht or ten MANDRAKE PILLS,
and After abe passsd large quantity Of mucus
and alime, In which Embedded Q largs lizard.
Prom that time shs bseap to recover and Y nov pr
fettly we'll. This above what bs done With pro-
p@r medicine aud p,op.t treatment. Any prr.on
that in aRineA that they have got taps worm " any
other Kind 81 worms, thoy viii take sufScient
MANDRAKE FILLS every day for Q wesk vi
day to relax the secret ions, but not 10 pifea then
take large doe, enough to pnysic severely, Il vi
carry OF all morbid matter In the systsul, and II
nothing Of the hind should be thsrs, Il Viii cleans
the system and leave the patient In healthy COZ
dltion.
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AND IT'LL ANOTHER.

gentleman Of Camden, N. J, oertihes that he had
al the most dstressins IL liver complaint
and dysp lsia lie applied 10 Ds eCHENCk, aud,
after taxing the BEA'WEED TONIC and NAN.
DRAKE Pfl4IA for several veeks, he passed sur
prislns number Of vums, soms Of which zero three
Ss,iSs bsn mo.aa hs sS.edy S ~ ~:
h,Alth. Ills appetite nov 10 rea,sihsbly good, And
his digestion excellent. This Ecntleman's name InAy
vish to have confirmation Of the facts from his own
lpA viii 10 directed TO his place VI residsnce.
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TIE RExARKABI.ECAsEor MRS. ELIZABETH


This lady resides AZ No loss Ellsworth street. rN,,
adephis gu the 2@th Of January last she csrue fcr
advice 70 In SChkNCk com pl.ined Of pain. a
swollen, her bowels ocstivs; the pain In tsr right
side Wa eicruts Inns she wac stupc6ed Aud unable
20 a. ny stair. According TO IN. SCHENCk's M.
vice. ,he con m,nc, with the sEA.wEED rONlC
and MANDRAKE PILLS. Her bowels wire 90 %
stinateiy c.tive thst II required 10 pills every
night to produce pasrAee, though pill within ~
hour " saihcieu IN ordinary biJious cases.
An q fcw days, TO her great surprise, sns b~sau
To ten inchcs In length and she has sinoc passed
sreat nurnts'rs NJ similar pieces and etime~ long
ropes Of slime or mucous. She va 1t In sCHENCk'S
once On Saturday last, aud could scarcely bs recoV-
nlaed - the came Yersou. She ssya that she feels
like new being she s free from pain, and has par.
fctly recovered the Of her imbs and all her a..
eultys; In fsct, she as healthy and active a. she
even WAS a. ANY former period o. her life She DE-
oiaros that she scarcely Knows how to feel grateful
euoush TO Dr. sCHESCk. TO whose advice and ma.
dcine che s-crb-'s her restoration to health, and
her deliverancs from state Of suffering which hui
msn nature could not have long sustained. She pro-
ie-~es her WILLINGNESS to svs any intornation rsla.
tive 10 her cure TO pr.ons rimllsrly afflicted, and
they requested 10 call IN her for that prr1ose
!r, SClIEhCk t quite certain that II Mrs. WiIon
had not ,p. Oily obtained relief her must have
terminated In paralysis.
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0R. WINS COUGH EXTERMINAToR !,

II TN V'JVUTI =
- his Medicine, for COUGHS, COLDS INITu-
ENLA, and sii BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, hG.
Deen teine tie public over lU yearN and II acknow-
LEGGED w sve.sl eminent Ply sioian., Who rs.
Ia their practice, W be the lE5r compound before
the public, II not only I" kis' the Cough, but re-
moves the cause, knowing the true value Of this AZ
!ice can safey end TO all vho take cold east
~ 70 got bottle and besn itb u IN the tIa stage,
and Ia day or two they VIII mud that the ouble h.
entirely ceased. General Delst ~ South sscond u,
Wulismsbuigh. 10 DO had IN New f0ik Of Miller q
Reed, lSO ALEU- cor, Stanton 81, aud cor of .us,on
q and Avenue u. In Book lyn OF j. h.. Grey, cor
hyrio and Franklin aves. OAu
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Such ea.ss cont 'nualy present themselves 10 DR.
sCllKNCH. st his rooms, No 81 Iiond Il. Nov Yoli,
AI,a sA,d .ne -as sssksnsd is~ nishts before By
sound vesm crawling out Of her throat. atoui ten
n1hes long. Al this ssasra Of the yssT, whsn snost
liver and dsord s.s1zAxh, u they would try one
bottle Of sCHENCR's 6RAWEYD TONIC, and one
osthsr tina only xl.xA II would be sufnctvnt 10
sAiay any ons of thes god effects and that alone
may Hevent Q long iuAnf1ittsnt bilious attach, and
In many cases pulmonary consumption.
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OPLRA1ORS W ANTEn--.l, MIrHTnlIE

Cowu mNhlIcs, or me fahLcl si,tts Co wrl. ~
the shop; aso to tipt, Oac On ,sUNrl y Irkt =
for emb roidcry 40. K. must he cccI hand-. : oatN
YORK anu good frir,' pad. o. ttluh'lp IT., tp 4es
FULTON, up staiis. Is 1'sNn. 90
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lIlhr all Other ga II doee not smut the clothes
GAd thn han Gocs 10; require washing after syplyin
lie iOlosius well knosn wholesale Diu,giau are
~ enis in NV York o. Blrnc. & Go, No p Park
Row frwer Lee, 20 Bcckmtn 81. Wheeler, ! Il
Cherry sI Miller Reed lsJ Allen COT stanton sU,
rnd cor. Houston at ana Avenue -; Porter Far
chlid. 40 Hudson 81. aud 81, Snth ave; iioa1ley
s. LHnth ave, Gusss's can Gisp 10 .uppi.ed by
I, A. y. CRIT TESIOs, IS aAth ave. Sian ufGr-
tuna ut 10 south second A. wliiam-buigh. To 10
hsi Vt 81. r"-pecInh'e Druggists and fancy stores
lh Oh hoit tho ul.ci @t.rs. UI
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GENERAL. uslfssNEss.

4 FEW RE\MS OF PRINTING PAPER,
ass wiz Il. odd cheap on application At III.
sun Onlx. q
A rEIlON-EhBBiT SkES -RABBTT
ssM-.rlio III, host pic, para igr iabhii .Aiis.
~ ~ Nc.t sd It let ,in an. 9Th svos. APply to
O.. bl tllN. Jil
A PAW NBkOkER'S TlCkETS WANTFu-
VII "a 80 Ccit. io.t than AN other person
~ thu "y Tor tcSC's Of Diamonds vaiclc. icsclry,
sh'" -ne gum, p.stor. Sc. At II B.recket Il. 10
{ NUIuN AQIEDuCr DEPART NENT.-
- ~ tOSlRACIOk-.-seGlod 4. G p,.al. endorsesi
VIII The title OF the suk tor shith Tie same ma, he
Offered TIE name OF the person max ms IT, and the date
81 Ne ifet'ut itln wAi L. received ut this office until
~ ~ H't t'u - Thtsltr, S,t,uhtr % Isl . Tor the
it-huiidg nnd building OF Receiving Basins and Cut
Nti on sni ,vt the Ike of Vet H., from lobot,
L. tia4nu ond ~. and Tor the paving of -ai part
Nt.tt'. .-rNcuriN" III the-plH within and lie
y" iiaks- M trep b,oCA and repairing 81 u
the intrrsecting street, from iIookeu 20 iamuio nd
tt "ti colt. stones. spec hcations and the form oi
ttincu' iui tie same and other Information be
oia ned IN ar'icst to IT,. contract Gle NJ ,hir
Iihc,. lilnMAs slLNfNS, ROBERT l.. OAR
NhIi, Nv. CRAVEN, trOtou \ ,ut duct board
No'ei he IL, l-oi. Sl2
{ AN!i PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
- ~" axe las ~ Ceat. pr to. toloi.d aud
e., I t'.t- pc 3D. l-it- b4t It vfuuit.s c, uts
o'd Ira - cents, ,oppc. ana l-vtcr - cent,
Led W ,'H'- - H.. a. 80 H. N'A ioN eg}, cor. Of
n1's'F,.i- II. slI
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SCSO BOUNTY CASH IN HAND WILL
SO'Obe paid TO so men tn 40 .. Volunteers or
Substitutes. No brokers need apply. Also a nuInbir
OF bo,s vii be- taken. Apply To Il. j. CLARKE
o,1lre lly Lii no
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mf.0lClNES.

A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA-SINCE
VI ta!rcduetion Of Dr. .smi,h's DYsPLpsIA
aMN,:InIL AIOk, Thousands have b,e usd OF that
hoss Of ever bsns relieved Perseverance, With ,his
ismsdy wil entiieiy srSdicate dyspepsia from tins
NV Alien, col stanton 1t, and cor. Avenue d and
noast9a o.. Ia hIookIyn-of d.. II Grey cor. Myr-
ue And frwnAun ayes. Depot % SouG second Of.
Muliamsbugh, Price TO cents per bottle. wv
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IANTTD iNMIDlATLIY. n FvIcl

WANTED IMMEDIATELY A FIRST
w ella. ifou Ter ic. d l. eo'if ~ e-e. ''et"-
said Apply nj " ana 81 AJ.tJI st, MiiAm.-
bursh. -"
WANTED GOOD MEN AT No. PARK
w Place. b-.onent. None taken IeC.e 10 D''i-'k
Shis mornins.
m GOOD HANDS WANTED ON COATS
w md pans Hcpo L or Ie4cgrucr vua'cI. Ia
lu.ie Tor Lay lI3 hast Sbth a. m ,ho hl,ome It. 10
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR

L old nc~spspers, pamphlets, hooh. and ia or
! oil every LeaclipiiOn, sIOtk Eli a EMERSON,
! - Ann ~, one door west of SAsrlu ~ "a
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SEH0 WILL BE PAID FOR YEAR
~OcO volunteers this dsy. 4 higher price for
substitutes. Apply At 81 NaA.au st. cor. Of I.berty,
2,
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4 FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
4 @fs.,, viz Il. odd cheap on application At III.
sun UnIS Il
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&SOO--SuBSTITCTES AND vOLUN-
%oOO TIERS WANTED
TIE HI.HEsT BOUNTY PAID CASH,
AFTER .DUClOkS EXAMINATION, Al rs
FRANKLIN ST. JAS
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INsTRlCTlON.

pRlvATE INSTRUCTION AT TOWN.
sends Acsiemy, s6a lio~ey, bolo. iio' = on .,
Hook Keeping, Writing, arshmetic, alxebfa speIins
grammar, DC, taught without classes. Ferrous Mel
for any department. VI business AZ
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A rAwNBRoKER'S ICkrTs wANTrp-

skMr.rlho hi, huI ptie, pni4 iJr rabbit -Ahs,
10. ut EllN. sal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-08-06

rushing to the kitchen for SAFETY. In mo-
ment he heard with terror the blows Of the
monsters head upon the door; . second
thump and down it went, admitting him to
the hall.
The door Of the parlor was open, and upon
the wall opposite was a large mirror. the pride
of the deacon's wifs and daughter. and the
choicest piece of their household goods. The
bull did not lose time, but seeing his image in
the glass. made one rush, scattering the glass
into minute particles, and shaking the house
with the crash.
BY this time the deacon began to recover
his wind and presence Of mind, AMI think
Of loaded gun hanging over the mantle in
the ekitchen. Rendered desperate, he clutched
the weapon and rushed to the door Of the par
lor The bull spied him instantly and made o
rush--his last-for. almost running the muz-
zle of the gun into his head, the deacon fired
and dead bull blocked up the hall. delugrg
the floor with his blood, just as tho family re-
turned from church.
The CONSERVATION Of all may be imagined,
and the deacon could do nothing but make a
clean breast of it and confess his Sabbath
breaking. pay the stranger for his bull, hand
over the hundred dollars, make beef of the
carcasses, and good resolutions about bull
fighting for the future.
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Mr.. D. G. Brodcrick."
Grains of Gold.

y Experience is solemn fowl, that
cackles oftener than she drops real live cggs.
Wise men have said great many foolish
things; and foolish men, VIC doubt not, as
many wise ones.
u Out Of the wild American youth there
may grow thoughtful member of Congress;
as out Of the early Roman robbers virtuous,
self-sacrifcing Senate rose.
I0 Never speak by superlatives; in doing
60 you will be sure to wound either truth or
prudence. Exaggeration is neither thought
full, wise nor safe
TIT is hard to tell whether the states
msn st the top of the world, or the plough
mar at the bottom of it, labors hardest and
s9ifers most.
- Four things are grievously cmpty-a
head without brains, wit without judgment,
aheart without honesty, and purse without
money.
- Gain may be temporary and uncertain !;
but expense is constant and certain. 1t is
easier to build two chimneys than to keep one
fuel.
q A great many persons wish to 1--we
their lives over again because they see where
they might have sinned and didn't.
ga good word is very easy obligation !;
but not to speak i'll requires only our silence,
which costs nothing.
- Some women cry and tattle. 1t is
hard to say which is the most leaky. their
eyes or their lips.
- A man may think he is nobly charita-
BE because he forgives all possible crimes
in himself.
~ Think before acting. Impromptu
deeds are often as miserable as impromptu
verses.
y He who does not bring up his son to
an honest employment brings him up to be a
thief
y Recluseness has its uses. Men, like
tsss. must stand far apart to grow large.
y People shouldn't talk about the second
sober thought who never had the first.
y The book of nature is always beautiful,
bat It gets short of leaves in the Fall.
y The only wax-work that's Of any &C.
count Is got up by the bees.
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REN1N1scENcE OF A GALLANT, HONEST

REMINIscENcE OF A GALLANT, HONEST
MAx.-At the opening Of the Senatorial con-
test, several years ago, in California, when the
lamented Broderick first appeared as candi.
date for the United States Senate, in opposi-
ton to Senator Gwin, the following correspon-
dence passed, which has two merits-first,
that Of being terse and pointed; and second.
wonderfully illustrative Of the " filthy pool" of
politics:
Confdential.--Dea Sir: If you will con-
sent to withdraw your name as candidate
for the United States Senate, will use my
iuAuence-and you know its value-to have
you nominated for Governor. The nomina-
ton is equivalent to an election.
Your obedicnt servant,
WIN. M. GwIN.
Mr.. D. G. Brodcrick."
"Corfdential.-Mr. D. c. Broderick pre-.
sents his compliments to Senator Gwin. and
begs to inform him that Mr.. Broderick is in
The habit of making the Governo! of Califor-
MIA himself
Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwin."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-08-06

HoLLowAYs PILLs.-Fluttering Of the
hsast.-This may be q temporary inconve-
neaee. OF the certain prelude to ulterior mis-
ehief. These purifying Pills address them
'eives directly to the cause of palpitatiou, dis
Pa aatalency. and regulate al derangrments
q the nerves and circulation, besides acting
= general tonics and invigorators Of the sys-
Yen. The feeble and infirm who are subject
70 a.a.hinss. faintings and hysterical aGectious
~! derive permanent benefit from . course Of
!ae''evay's Pills. which reduce every vital &C.
u'e to erder-uot even excepting the brain
aed IT. many senssrial ofishoots. Perfect ~
nance may b plaeed upon these Pills - fam.
=! nedieioe their purifying. tonic, and ap-
e.,ent Povsfs 60 umend them to the attention
@ sll saPerintsn ling the young aud deli
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-08-06

- Nearly fifty thousand scres Of land in
Canada has been sown With Aax this year.
ten times a. much 40 last year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-08-06

PrDLic-No. SIS.
AZ ACT to suthoriss the issuing ef . register
to the steam vessel John MARTA.
Be Il esaded Sy sRe Sessse 80 Hssss
Of RYrssessssirs ef tie Uaise1 Sssass
Of Aarsos n Csssrsss sss~ISAl. Thse
the SscretaFy efthe Trersury b ssA be u
hereby sstborised 10 issue = register = Ae
ssean vessel Jehn Marin.
ArpncvEp, April IS. 1861.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-25

the League. How many of the class this
gentleman assumes to represent as a party
leader, have volunteered during the same
time. And if any, how many as the re-
suit of his loyal teachings and practise?
= Another test of true patriotism, next
to rendering personal service in the field, is
the practical regard exhibited for our SOL
diers in aiding some one or all Of the many
movements for atfording comfort and relief
to the sick, the wounded, the suffering and
dying The sanitary calls On this conmu-
nifty have been frequent and still continue
And no community as whole has more
generously or nobly responded to these calls.
But who has ever heard the voice of this fine
talking gentleman, so eloquent in public
halls, on street corners, and in groggeries,
when stirred up by the fear of a draft-or
who has ever noticed his efforts, or seen his
contributions or those of his political asso-
ciates to encourage and strengthen and aid
and save the stricken Union soldier in the
battle-service ard on the battle field?
Where do they stand by this test?