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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-08
TO TEE AFFLICTEDJ
DIR. w. DEHIlRG,
Medical Electrician.
No. m CIapp's Block,

@@~~N~Hr
CORNER 0FC0NGRSSS AvD EN- STREET a
MOULD respectfully announce to the eitizens a,
" located IN fS se city, yenz h that 6 b has
that ne have been in town we have cured some Of
other forms of treatment in vain and curino "a
tients in so short time that the Question Is ofen
will say that all that do not STAY Gu, ed NE viii
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. D. mas been practica. electrician fc TWEEN ~
one years, and is also regular graduated physic Il
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic oiseases
In the form of nervous sick headache; neuraIrje
IN the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula hix
of ess n White swsngs spinal diseases cgryat
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas Dance deafness STAN.
mering or hestancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchl.
tis structures Of the chest and all forms of female
complaints.
ny D1OCtr1C1Cy
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
iesp with Joy and move with the agility and elastic.
bitten limbs restored the uncouth desormit;es "a.
movedi faintness converted to vigor, weaknesa 10
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear snd
youth are obliterated the accidents Of mature 1a
prevented; the eaamities of old age obviated, sn6
an acuve circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomae IN.
lame and weak backs; nervous snd sick headaehe.
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indies.
ton and constipation of the bowels pain in the da
and back leucorrhUa, Tor whitesl; falling of The
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
all that long train os diseases will ind in Electric.
tty sure means Of cure. For painful menstruaton
too profuse nenstruation, and all of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Ia kaip
specific and Will Ia short tipe, restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health.
T re haye an Electro Che icaI apparatus 70,
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such As
Mercury, Anthony Arsenic, &c. Bupdrods who
are troubled withstif joints, weak backs and VAR.
ous other difficulties, the direct cause of which, Ia
nine cases out Of ten Is the effect of poisonous drue
oan be restored to natural strength and vigor by
use OF from Eve to eight Baths.
Once hours from So'elock A. N. to R.H.;n
Q; and to p. N.
Consultation Froe. gvlAfsad
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To ali Whom Il Nav Concern.


To the many inquiries made of me, respect
ing the true condition and character OF the
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ASSURANCE Co.,
since the agency for Maine has been trans
ferred to Mr.. Sparrow, have concluded to
answer in this way rather than by letter, or
otherwise. 1t will be safer and better for all
parties, and may be referred to hereafter.
In the first place, then, let me say, that the
condition. of the Company is more prosper
GUS than ever, that it is doing a larger and
much more profitable business than ever be-
fore; and that, in character" it never stood
SO well as 1t does now, owing to late investi-
cations by the Commissioners of New York
and Massachusetts,, which have been publish
ed to the world.
anu IN the next place-and this reply will
meet multitude of questions, all tending to
the same resultant after an experience of
twenty years in the business of Life Assur-
ance, and thorough examination of every
system that prevails, aud a familiar acquain-
lance with the distinguishing peculiarities,
and workings of every Office in our country,
have come to the conclusion that no one OF
the whole unites in itself so many advantages
FOR THE ASSURED as the Mutual Benefit
System, with its yearly dividends of fifty per
cent, its large business, its moderate expenses
of administration and its prodigious reserve,
amounting now to over eighteen hundred
thousand dollars. st
And hnally-that see No good reason why
this Company should not dol do not saw
large business, nor even the largest business
for that it is now doing-but why it should
not do all the Life business of the country,
for its advantages over every other Life Insti-
tuition, though differing in character, are near
ly as great as they have been proved to be
over the New York Life. JOHN NEAL.
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fHE -
for the giHle folks.
THE GRAMMAR LESSON.

Henry, have you learned your
lesson p inquired Mrs. Lincoln one
evening as she saw her son engaged
in reading story book.
"No, mother; il is a grammar les
son, and | hate it. Besides, what
use is there in my studying ,!'
40 teach you TO speak correctly
81 am sure, mother, | can talk well
enough now, without any help from
4 book"
Mrs. Lincoln was silent few mo-
men,s, and then said:
"Henry.when your bed time comes
this evening, il you have made less
than SIX grammatical errors,you may
perhaps, discontinue the study of
grammar for the rest Of the week.
Aunt Mary may take notice of wha,
you say, and wife down your mis-
takes, aud at nine o'clock we will
hear the result"
"Oh !" cried Henry, show nicely
| shall get rid of it You may be
sure | shall no; make six blunders in
two hours"
By and tv the clock struck nine,
and aunt Mary laid aside her work
and took up piece of paper. Hen
ry glanced at it and said pleasantly:
"Now. aunt Mary want to know
how have got on"
"Weli,' said his aunt, sin the frs,
place, you said that to- morrow James
Murray was going TO LEARN you how
TO play cricket. That was wrong
you should have said he was going
to TEACH you. Then you told your
mother that you DONE three sums
wrong this afternoon.
"Yes, remember that; always
forget to say DID. That's ail,is 1t moi!
"No, Indeed When your father
came in, he asked who left the gate
open; and you replied, 1T was ME.
You ought to have said. Ill was l..
A little while after, said | had been
writing three letters to-day: and
YOU asked, VINO have you been wri
ling to- Now You know 'to' is .
proposition. and requires the object
i've case after it; SO YOU should have
said WHOM"
'How many more mistakes are
there on your paper, aunt"
Three"
swell, do not read any more.
see there is need enough Of my stud
wing grammar; and | promise you
will not complain Of it again until
can speak correctly for an hour a
up early in the morning and study
Good night, aunt"
Young reader, how is il with you
Do you say you hate grammar,
SO, advise you to watch your word
70. an hour or two, or get some kim
friend TO do this for you, and thinl
you will be surprised to see how ma
nv errors you make, even in com
mon conversation.
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The Country Our Home.

The following from the "I'he At
tic Philosopher" a pleasant French
volume by Emile Souvesire, is ap-
propriaie TO our own country al this
eventful period Of its history. and
we reproduce it for our youthful
readers. II is part OF conversation
between q veteran soldier and his
nephew, fifteen years old:
"Jerome," said the uncle, "do you
know what is going on, on the from
tier>l"
mo, lieutenant" was the reply.
"Well, our country's in danger"
did not understand him, and YET
it seemed something TO me.
'.Perhaps You never thought what
your country MEANS he continued,
placing his hand upon my shoulder;
iii is all tina, surrounds you, all tina,
has brought you up and fed you, all
that you have loved This country
that YOU see, these houses, these
trees, those girls who 60 along there
iaughing-ihis is your country! The
laws which protect you, The bread
which pays for your work, the words
you interchange with others. 1.-The JOY
and grief which come TO you from
the men and things among which
you live-this is your country! The
little room where you used TO see
your mother, the remembrances she
has left you, the earth where she
resis-ihis is your country! You
see il, YOU breathe it everywhere |!
Think to yourself, my so2, of your
wants, your past and your present
blessing; write them all under a
single name. and that name will te
your country"
was trembling with emotion land
great tears were in my eyes.
"Ah. understand" cried ]; "ii is
our home at large; it is that part OF
the world where God has placed our
body and our soul"
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LIVE STOcK.

pieVe's and Farmers viii iind hi. the mos,
aavan'aseous route Tor Live Stock Cap,c;on.
ards well watered aud supplied With ever
convenience, have been opened on this line AMI
.,s connections. and every attention is pai'i ~
'neir wants; with choice of market = PhilsieI.
phia' New York or Baltimore = AMI via Allen.
10 New York. "'' w route
ENoCH LEWIS. Gen'i Supf, Altoona p,
l.. H. houPr. Gen1 Ticket Agent Pb,l,d.s
IL. Il. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight Aet.. Phila
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FREICHTS

81 y
ny 'niS route kreignis Uf all DESCRIPTIONS ca,
ne forwarded to and rom Phi adelpbia. New
iotN' do, on or baltimore. 10 and from an,
point on ~ Railroads OF Ohio, KentucLv Lad;
ana, Illinois. Wisconsin, iow or Nissour, n,
RAIL ROAD DIR CT. 1'
- IN fenna Central Railroad aIs, cor,...s =,
.nusluis Win Steamers, by which Goods can h,
,oi"afued '" any port on The Ohio. Nssissinn;
niSsour'' Nansf', and her western rivers. AZ
- o'e'eiani; saniusky and Chicago with S,ea
iiieis 10 AL Forts on the North Western I,k "a
Me' ehnn,s and slippers entrustipp The ,r,ns
p1r anon OF their freig 10 this Comnanv ..r
rely with confidence ON its .peedy transit -
The Rates OF Freight TO and from
any point IN the West by the Pa Central y
a.s az an times as FAVORABLE as are CHARGED h,
o.ner Railroad Companies.
CENTRAL K r. -" ANN
For Freight Contracts or SHINING D;r..,;,,.
apply to or address ciier OF the loI.owia,
OF the Company: ''se's
u. a. STEWART, Frsigh, Agent PITTSBURGH
1LARKE * Co., Transfer Aeen,s. P,ttsb,,-rh
II W. BRawN& Co. Cincinnat,. Ohio
). r. MOORE, iouisvie. XIV.
u SASS, ~ LOUIS Missouri
CLAExE 4 Co, CHICAGO. Ill.
II. Z. .deidrum. General travelling Ace,, o.,
The South and West.
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No,good child will ever speak in

No,good child will ever speak in
di>respect of parents. II is a had
sign TO hear a boy speak Of his faith
er as s,he old man. or Of his moth.
er ms s,he old woman Such lang
mage is either mark If unflial re-
GARD, or an evidence Of very bad
taste. Ii is easier TO say father or
mother, and the latter are evidence
of refinement, while the other is The
reverse. Remember this, young
readers.
I;,sla .uraveS-fhe fIofprinfS nf
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-01
LABOR SAVING SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 1T.
B. T. BABITT'S
NEW YORK CITY
s Q A p

~
am bringing on, new and useful article Of
Superior French Chemical Erasive Soap
or Now YORK C;,v Sosr mn, nv in NV.
- q" 90, Do"f, Pu' II - -
ex Of 10 S1fs, one pound each. The genuine
E'as.se ""u Ds'e'slve soap mas, SINCE It's insio'
uuIuou " .ne A'ne'Ican puoiie' oeeh most ia'-
o'apy ""o"" Us INC
Best and CheaDeSt WaShilg SoaD
T., ~
az az csn. o.seoNeIies tHnoN" my =
~ enap'e me 20 pIouue. ="
e,e p"ss.sS.s sne"neai pHrhRsiNh As, nsAs
S'L aushues IA, salS,io, 70 any 9,nei ooaPj
Choftenye Me World 10 Froduce III
Eom0l w tllde
Thi. Scan :. ,;,lv - M. Mac. os al 9TH
er soaps. whe,ev,r Introduced One pound will
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fESPERMATORRHGA CAN
nRE GvuyDR I'm m

DOCTOR RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Sesrm-
IL atorrAea, &minal Necklaces. Lmpatsscy
Les Of Pos<r, de-. speedily ssd :afsctually.-
its effects are truly magical. A trial Of tue SPE-
cIfic will convince The most skepticsl of IL mer
its. Price. - box. Sent postpaid % any ID
drree by S. c. CrHAM, sos Chsstuut Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. CirculsYv cent fire.,
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The Best, Paper in the State
FOB TIE Fl
FAMILY CIRCLE, Il

incIuiing all ages and occupations. 1901
go TERMS: gfa
copy year, $2OG
II go ies ,esr. 1850
Six months half these rates. In case OF clubs
the ash must be paid invariably in advance.
To ,pers rs Dnaclrslaset wiGs our payer. we
viii furnish II o. trial four months for so cents
i'll advnnce. ID flfta
AS inducemeni 10 persons 10 Subscribe row
we Offer tie following ~
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Dy.pep.ia Can be Cured.

Dyspepsia Can be Cured.
nYSrEPSlA; NO MATTER ROW LONG STAND
H. lug yields AZ once to -UPRAM's DYsPEPs'A
CURE" The Effects of This Remedy are truly
m gical. Try il and be convinced. Price 81 n
box Sent postpaid to any address, by S. C.
UPHAM, IS South Eighth ST., Philadelphis, Pa.
Circulan sent free. l82.6ni I'd
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scriber. who cannot change his prices with the
expense in advertising the changes, is compe lied
to sell his Pens at Old Prices. Thinking hi. Gus
toners entitled to the benefit Of the Premium on
Gold, rather than the Wsll.sfreei delmsers of the
best currency tits country ever had, he now Of.
fers TO all RENTING the amount OF Their orders
in God the full Premium in this city on the dny
when received. In this way he hopes to do the
country and his customers some good without
injuring himself, for the MoRrox Pes cannot be
made without GOLD.
When Paper money is sent United States is
prefegred over o other.
A. MORTON. Is Maiden Lsne, N. Y
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CASH PURCHASERS

5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. .. Sugar,
2CO Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 BbIs. Clarified Sugar,
iGO Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 BIS. :. II. II NO. MoIasses'
100 Bis. Plantation do
800 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java coffee;
1900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 pks. Mackcrel s. Herring [;
80 coils COrdage;
100 Half BIS. S. &. Soda,
100 Bxs. Babbi,t's Salaralus:
500 Bxs. Yeast Powders: -
800 Boxes Kaisins:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
LOCO Bills. Wrapping Paper:
$50, GOO Segars. ~
g.
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STEREoSrOPES 4 STEREoSCOPIC VIEWS,

Our Catalogue Of these will bs sent To any
address on receipr of Stamp
K. & II. L. ANTHONY.
Manufacturers OF Photographic Materials.
sol Broadway. New YORK.
Friends or Relatives OF prominent ieliiary men
Will Goa or taver by sending Us their likeps SIS.
es to copy. They will be k. pt carefully and re.
fused unipjured,
Fine Albums Made TO Order for Con
gregatiOns TO present. To their P,s0r or i,r ath,
purposes, with suitable inscriptions etc. I59 Gn
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA 40
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI =
BROAD GUA0E
Il A ILR O A ID

aking che quickest time from st. Louis to
WI Cincinnati. Lons,.. Nashville and all
Eastern Cities. New York, ~ hours . ~5fass
Pittsburg,' ~ hours Boston, "A houra IA
Wheeling, 19}1 hours. Philadelphia. 80 hours.
Cleveland. 10 hours Baltimore. Sc hours.
Buffsso. 264 hours Washington. 371 hours
From st. Louis to Cincinnati WITHOUT cAAser
OF CARS. FROM Cincinnti to Cleveland, Pitts.
burg or Bellair. without change Of can ilT
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Photographic Albums.

photographic Albums.
OF these We manuf ctnre great variety ,rar-
ging in price from 80 Ct MS To $50 each
Our ALBUMS have the reputation al being
superior in b'auIy aud rnb,lty 10 any o,h.-s
The smaller kind, eau be sent safely by mail n,
n postage Of Fix cents yer ounce.
The more expensive. can be sent by express
W.. al E.en In ua
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Little graves-the footprints Of
angels.
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Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Dsy

And Foote'S. patent ventilated sleeping cars BY
night. l@ Fi 80 sssf.s % =
PASSENGERS from the West by zee Ohio L Ms
'ssirpi R.R.. have the adraa.arr over iho,e bx
ether lines in TIE CHOICE OF SEATS AMI
BERTiiS. frrrn Cinriunatj as Il ere are no ca.r
ccs Of ca. between Cincinnati ard Cleveland.
.iiis5ar='s % 3. lio.i
Two daily thrc-': Express .r-ir+, Sundays TX
'fpi"i, ore tra' Sunday ming
ONO 4 N.ssiSsip lime TIN minutes fast.r
ti;an 81 i.nui- f;:.c. The ru'ic are sre<necfuliv
s'..cioncd again>, bills advertising other royr.
eak ny quicker iin.c.
Al Tor ';rke;s vi. Ohfs 4 ;iis<is-ippiI. r.
For Information, apply ct the Office y, %,
drsctiy or the corncros Fourth MI Cnesnct >ts !.
uatsI pianler, House, 81. Louis
T LOUGH, -"9e'
a. Geu'l Tlcsat Asrnt.
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EEWAl.ES-FE,,s ES-FEn lLES.
In many Ad7ections peculiar to females The
EXTRACT BUcHU is unequaied BY any other M
eiy, as in Chorosis or Retention, lrregu!arii,,
Paintulness. or Suppression OF Customary Eyac-
uaiions. liberated or Scirrhcus state os IL, Ure-
rus. Leuchorrea or Whites, SisriiiIv, and for all
complaints incident to The sex, whether arising
from Indi.creton Hahiis Of Dissipation. or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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