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The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-07-27
sPRINKLINGs.

"You are very handsome" said gen.
tleman to lady
All Y said the lady, $50 you would
say if you did not think So" 'ri
''And so you would think, y answered
he Though | should not say so.'
II lis pleasant to see roses and lilies,
growing upon a young lady's creek, but
bad sign to see mans face break out
in blossoms. nFniiE
The difference between occupation and
business was expoun1ed by Lord Palmer
ston thus Sc The French are in occupa-
tion Of Rome, but they have no business
there" .fF.,
The old fashion Of ''feast at funer-
ap' is not obsolete in Lebanon county,
Pa. Over FIVE hundred persons recently
partook of a dinner at house in that vi
cinity from which that morning q corpse
had been buried.
A poet. after looking about over life
has come to the following rhymiDg con-
clusion
"Oh | wouldn't live for ever-I wouldn't if
could,
But needn't fret about it, for couldn't if
would"
Five persons were at the services held
in Keene, n H., on President Lincoln's
funeral day, who attended the funeral
services in the same church on the oecas-
ion Of the death of President Washington
in 1899. -
An Irishman being little ruddled,
was asked what was his religious belief.
/" Is it me belafe ye'd be asking about
It's the same as the wildly sBrady's. I
owe her twelve shillings for whisky, and
she Lelaves III niver pay her, and faith
that's my belafe, too" -
What reason have We for supposing
that King David once swindled yonng
lady? Because he says !. 81 have sim
ned and done a-mss'' avo
The Sential of seaside watering place
are sea, sault, sun, sand, ships, sailors
and swimming
An accident occurred on one of the
English railroads recently and several
persons were killed. A young nobleman
was seen running about in search of his
valet, whom he feared was among the VIC
Tins. Presently one Of the guards came
up and said to him, My lord, we have
found your servant, bat he is cut in two"
"Then," said the titled fop. with regu-
lar Dundreary drawl, be gwood enough
to see in what half he has gwot the key
of my carpet bag" T S
A FIVE year old with trousers, saw q
street-sprinkler for the frst time the other
day. With intense appreciation OF the
fitness Of things he went home to tell his
mother of "a man, with big wagon, who
had sprinkler on to keep the boys from
catching hold behind aTa FL
A man, passing through gateway ia
the dark, bit his nose against the post
81 wish that post was in hell" said nes
Better to wish it somewhere else. So
a bystander ''you might ran r
again"
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10 ouHolK
40 Chester soW.............. 9
do Native or mixed dsow....................... 8
do Sow and pigs, not less than 5........... 9
do two pigs under months. 8
do two pigs under months ...............
do Fatted hog. ............................ 8
do Fatted pig under7 months...........
Committee-SAMUEL CHAMBERLAIN,
THOMAS s. FIELDS,
CHARLES RI ELLIS
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No. IS. Ladies' WORKED Divis,n

Best picture zephyr work -. ........ g
do fancy chair do ....... 8
do do tufted work Q
DIS specimen Of zephyr work. .....,.... 2
do do tufted work k..... q
do pair of slippers worked on cloth. Hill. Q
40 40 do canvas. 2
do pair of lamp mats. .-...........4 - 9
do display of worsted work k............... q
do do do crochet work.. 2
do do cotton do 3
do home made bead work ork.. ;
do netting work =
do pair home made wooden stockings.
do do cotton do
Committee--Ju Judge BEDLE, 3 G
5.is 5Jc "A. R. THROCKMORToN. a
Mrs. PHEBE LAWRENCE.
Mrs. P. CORTELYOU.
K ls Mrs. j. F. T. FORMAN
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No.I6. Native or Mixed.
No.I7. Oxen and Fat Cattle.

No. II Oxen and Fat Cattle.
Best lot of fatted cattle, not less than D& 10
Best yoke of fatted cattle................... D&
Best fatted COW or eifer.......................
Best fatted steer er.......................... 5
Best fatted calf under year.................
Best yoke of working oxen..................
Committee BUCK,
JOHN B. WARDEN,
r. A. ELLIS.
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NEW SERIES, NO. 19Qt
No. 81. Ladies, work-ad Dlvls,n

Committee-JAMES LAIRD, .3isr
VIM. FOUNTAIN,
Mrs. ]. e. SMOCK,
Miss ELIZABETH FORMAN
Miss ELIZABETH YANMATER.
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No. 81. vegctabIes.-2d Division

Best display of Vegetables. & 5
I'd do ....................... So
Best Celery, 6 stalks or more.......".....- l
do Carrots, in number.................. /
do Parsnips, s in umber.................. l
do Cabbage; in number. j
do White Onions, half bushel...........-.. l
do Red Onions &C ............
do Potato Onions g &C ............ !
do Tomatoes, g =" .............
do Egg Plants, 3 in number..........,: /
do Pumpkins, 8 in number..............-. /
do Watermelons 8 in number l
do Citron or Musk Melons, in number |
do Lima Beans, pint..... !
do Cultivated Cranberries, half peck.
do Boston Marrow Squash, in number ]
do Hubbard l
do Of any other variety l
do Long Blood Beets, 5 in number.....
do Turnip do g &C
do Field do g +" l
do Turnips 6 in number.
do Preserving Citron, in number...... l
do White Spine Cucumbers, 9 in No.. ]
do Caulihowers, 8 eads......"........... !
do Variety of Peppers, in NUMBER.
Committee-A. V. MARCELLUS,
JOHN H. DENISE,
G WILLIAM A. WHITL0CK,
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No. 2s. Display by Townships.
Best display of Fruits, Grain and veeeta-

Committee-JOHN VAND0REN, 8d
BENJAMIN HANCE, si. Z
# ROBERT G. CONOVER, *
JAMES G. TAYLOR, -
BENJAMIN DUBOIS. 1sE
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No. ~. Poultry. A
No. 90. Fruits.

Best and most numerous variety Of pears
not less than 3 in number ............... D &:
I'd do ...........
Best half dozen Seckel pears................
DO do Bartlett Observation-Disclosures.
do do Duchess de Angouleme..
do do of any other variety....... ~
do and most numerous variety of q
apples, properly named, and not
less than 3 in number. .......... D & I
I'd do ....................
Best half bushel of apples. =.
do and most numerous variety of peach
5 es.......................... DE-
do white peaches, basket................
do smock do do ................. ]
do mleacatoon do
do half peck ounces. ces..............., !
do peaches not less than 12....
Committee-WILLIAM SPADER,
M 5a G G.. s. COOK,
LAFAYETTE CONOVER. y
M -nrA
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No. Is. Ayreshires and Alaerneys

Best bull years old and upwards........ D $40
"a DO ...........s..'.... ...,...''....
Best bull between l and years oid......... 8
"a 10
Best COW years old and upwards....." 8
"a 90
Best heifer between and years old.... s
I'd do ........ ..............."......." 2
Best heifer between and years old...... 8
70 90
Best calf under l year. .
I'd do .......... 2
Committee W. ELY,
KORTENIUS G. HEYER, Z.
3aA5 CORNELIUS H. HERBERT
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No. 33, Manufactured Articles
Fourth Division.

BEST ulSplay Oi
do Tinware................. "
do Edge Tools. ols...................D D +"
do Panel doors. d ("
do Venetian Blinds. ...........D g
Best specimen Marble Cutting. D Z"
do display Iron Castings in county....D " |
dc display of Guns, Pistols, etc. ...........D D y"
do Horse Shoes manufactured in countyD g
do sample Building Brick, not less than
six in number. ..............................D
Best Draining Tile not less than in No. D. I" !
do display of Earthenware MANUFACTURED
IN county..........-... L
do do eware.................... l
Committee-JACOB MCGEE,
DAVID WALKER,
JOHN BAWDEN.
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Upham, j Maxwell. O B Farney, II L Davis,
Geo. 81 Knight, G q AOsgood, James B Car
ter N Jose, Geo moress'e Tshhv ooha ha "a
Rand n q Rice, Eliphalet Webster, B Beck
Ell. WIN q Twombly, Geo W Boswofth Elisha
,Frowbrid &c, Abner Lowell. Gardner Joidsh,
Charles B Merrill, Charles Perry, John Neal
q s Ciark,, Carroll ClC Hall MI Mil
Ter. James a .PerleY, S + Spring. q.Hophni
Eaton, 5 T Corser, Thomas CUMMINGS. Rufus
E Wood. w s Dana, G. M Chase Henry Rob
inson. Byron Greenough, Alex Hobbs, j f
" Weeks, A < Shurtlef, J W Waterhonse, Thos
" obrlon, Charles Richafdson,T Philip 81
Brown, st John Smith. John P BOYD. j. b
Coyle, e 2 Deerilg, George warren Elijah
Adams, E Deering, w 81 Stephenson, Hem
ry Goddard, G II Sonle, Jere. Dow. WIN
Hammond, Charles Payson, VIM G How, E
McKenney. Charles K Jose; Charles Jordan,
g D Warehouse, 20 M Davis, E P Gsrrisb,
Charles Dayis,J b Matthews. Jesse Dyer s
o Chase, WilliamL Putnam, Francis 81 Cross
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7 - = - ls4fIIdH = " 70 baAilI0Y IN UI0F
VI tt-.nl ~ .sl-L.al. taala iis Sc
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AUCTION SALES.
MOrsss. slsighs Harnesses 3 Obes. s.e.

ON Thursday. Feb 9, at IL O'Clock, and on Lime
D. street shall sell at Auction, Horses, seighs,
nsaaS' Double sleighs New and Secondhand Har.
nessee' Robes, &e, kc'
febetd HsasT BAILEY & Co. Auctionosrs.
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9 % 3sal 3lil eIsf lrlll 4WAsHINGTON, Feb. 81.
q The Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations Edwin C.. Cushman of Massa-
chusettss to be Consul at Rome; Capt. John
"A. Winslow to be Commodore in the navy
from June %, 1884 !; Lieut. VIM. r. Gushing
to be Lieut.. Commander from Oct. 81, 1854 !;
Acting Volunteer Lieuts. Edward Hooker, e.
F. Devins and j. w. Smith to be Acting vol
unteer Lieut.. Commanderss Acting Master
James r Wheeler 70 be Volunteer Lieut.. /;
Lieuts. Henry B. SeeIey, A. ". McMairn, a.
Yates and Clark Merchants to be Lieut. Ccm.
u1andnrs fef nns iesii51Gs ag9v I'll yfsua.a5, -
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. The Neg Tna, BIN. I !.


.aa8s.g..-lLs lal,4as NEW YORK, Feb.6
50 The Posts Washington dispatch saws the
new tax billlreported to the House this morn
ing, imposes an income tar Of ten per cent on
all amounts exceeding 5000 per year; on crude
Petroleum, six cents per gallon; on cigars,
sixty cents per pound; onlmannfactured to-
bacco, forty cents per pound !; the present rate
of taxation on manufacturers is Increased
twenty per cent. "A section taxing all sales is
reported, butts adoption 10 not recommended.
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( TEMPERANCE ExoURsIoE.-Prof. Robin
sons big sleigh win leave the City Buildings
at one O'Clock, On Thursday she 9th inst, for
the Temperance Convention in Falmouth. q
e5 4 few spare seats to be had opapplcation
TO o. 8; Besle, Francis Loring, or F.oG. Rich,
at any time previous to the day Of meeting.
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PORTLAND COUNCIL, Mol, I'LL. of A.,
viii hold Its next regular nesting on Wednes-
day evening next, at 2 Q o'clock, at the usual
place; the election Of quarterly, officers, and
other important business will come before the
meeting. sgD ss9aof .seoi.a isssio1 Per Order.
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81 THE twelfth lecture OF the M. L. A course
viii be given By DR.; E. a. Chapln tomorrow
evening in City Hall. Those who wish to
hear this able lecturer will be after their tick
cts to-day II they are wise and have not OBJ
tanned them previously. hose 400
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= q THEATRE. This evening the popular and
exciting drama Of Peep o. Day, which has
drawn full houses for i've nights, win be per-
formed for the last time. We advise every
one who has not sesn this drama reformed not
to lose this opportunity. snaa. sasDo3 2ts 4
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Latest from SIbegnsasass -Asssy--E From Rebel
agtnAfa agsffl y1s Sources bas tlaeefoys ,s :
sq.-5 sise eSpa2lg ePHILApELPHIA, Feb. 6.9d
A special dispatch to the Evening Telegraph.
from Washington. says the Richmond Wing,
has the follOwing;no 10 sGi ID sss "a bns -hgsss
Charleston, FEB. "A dispatch from Brax-
ton Bridge, dated at TAO fast evening, says
the enemy advanced today asross Whjppy
Swamp, driving our cavalry on our left six.
miles from this place. They are supposed to
be in heavy force. tssa.,n sa,s I2ss1 d s.
THERE'S column ofeavalry on the Augusta
road moving for some unknown point. rev
Whippy Swaupiis about thirty miles NORTH
west Of Pocataligo, and ABOUT the same dis
lance southwest of BranchVille.fo- Before
reaching the latter place sherman'sstroops will
have to cross several tributaries of the Com
bschee, as well as of the Edisto.
Z Thee enemy has possession Of McBrides
Bridge, and skirmishing is going onin front
Of Braxton Bridge, The enemy lss certainly
moving on Branchville. - " - ~.
A dispatch Adams Run, says the
enemy .came up in bargss to Gerings' Island
yesterday about noon, and drove in our pick.
cts, fired several buildings on plantations, aud
are retiring. aase3 5af aisYsqggu i -.
J This morning three steamers are OF Whites
Point, and landing is threatened. oI
Adams Run is about twenty miles south
west of Charleston. I tAiiil .85BL 70 ar
81 5S ,st4-i' A-s3 - ~ flt u u51h1 8sRl
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g FRANKLIN FAMILY ScHooL.--In another
column viii be found an advertisement Of this
popular institutions situated in the beautiful
village of Topsham, on the bank Of the Andro-
scoggin, now as heretofore under the charge
of Mr.. Warren johnson. A. M. It is one Of
the most meritorious institutions for boys in
the State. ~ 3sa "a % noiie1sso4e
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FOUR beautiful little pictures, wild flowers
and landscapes, representing the Seasons, may
be seen at the storejof j. A. Merrill, middle
street, They were painted BY J. E. Bradbury
of Buxton. sg 4.
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. BURNETT's, iCocoaine kills dandrufL dresses
the hair perfectly, and renders it soft and CLOS
sy.s,i There are worthless limitations Of which
the public should beware. s7siessis 1sasF
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DIRIG0 BAIL.-The ninth annual Ball of
the Dirieo Association will come off to- NOR
row evening at Mechanics Hall. Under the
direction Of such an able list Of managers, this
affair cannot but BE- aabrilliant one--as all
those that have proceeded It have been
Chandler will furnish the music, and act as
prompter.ls Those who may wish to. attend
had better secure tickets in season of the
Committee OF Arrangements whose names
may be found in the advertisement in another
column. S's.ei i,...s q 80 gha blaos ~
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tt9nW Il WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.
The Richmond Despatch Of the 4th, says,it
was thought portion Of Sherman's army
miles above the railroad bridge. e as3,a q 81 "a
The 10Th corps was still at Robertsvile, and
the / 4tl corps was crossing at that place.
The sum Of everything known Oh the SUBJ
ject, amounts only to what we have believed
for several days, that Sherman ise moving on
Brapchvile Id force. 70 eliicd ero ViHO
The same paper says very regular cannon
aiding was heard throughout yesterday iH the
'directionaof Bermuda Hundred.g We have
heard no explanation. 1t is possible the Yam
KEGS have res unied work On the canal. -iesii
g Capt. Hatch of the exchange bureau, who
started for Washington as secretary of our
peace, commission, made his unexpected APP
pearance 10 this city last night, having come
through Grants lines yesterday. BE brings
us no intelligence of the commissioners q I
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& A Coon SIeN.W are glad to see that
the Augusta Journat has copied into its cdr
torial columns, Headed and thus fully endorsed,
an excellent article that appeared in the argus
a few days since against the attempt in Bcs-
ton to take control of the Railroad policy Of
this State. We hope to see The time. when
Maine will become a unit in this matter, and
when Portland, the Kennebec and Bangor
shall combine for The common good. 1t is by
unity that Maine shall become power in the
land s,s.,g', II i'frs g - 80
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~ Rev DANIEL2W. Q WALDRoN, of Augusta,
is to speak atlthe I'd Congo Church in. Fall
mouthuon "Wednesday evening, Feb. 9Th, in be-
half Of the Soldiers Aid Society in that town.
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hi Is1. TEErHl rEErH,

DR.. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric.
itv sgifhout Pain. Psrrons having decayed teeth
or stumps they wish to have removed for reset na
he would give polite invitation 20 call.
Superior Electro &G9Refic MdchiRes for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions
DR.. ID. can accommodate fey patients with
board and treatment &C his house.
Omoo hours from oeIock a -, 10 J2M.;y
from to P. n, and Ito In the Evening.
Consultstion free. 57N novItf
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RoGUEs AT WoRK.-The victualing cs-
tablishment of Messrs. Gill % Sons, at the foot
ofIExchalge Street, was entered a Sunday
night by some scampsn who effected an ems
trance through the window in the passage
way. They helped themselves bountifully to
the good edibles found there, and carried off
about efteen dollars worth Of TOBACCO and'c
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Mr.. EDIToR:-There is a pernicious habit
ofschool boys returning from school, particu-
larly on Congress street, Of throwing snow
balls Now was a boy once, and do I9t ob,
ject to "snow-balling2 But there should be
u limit toIan things. Ny family has expert
enced the sad effects Of the practice Icomplain
of. The urchins haveno respect for persons
or sex, and itis.not very pleasant to have the
"gude wife" come home with q crushed bon
net, as mine has often, caused by their mis-
SHE'S I beg leave ask, through you'll The
city authorities have not the power to stop
this nuisance24 a,al 500 .4s5s;; Z III p. &.
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TIE Peace Uos5sSsSSsssss.-


81 WAeHKN9TuH. FEB. D.
1t is reported and believed that since the
Presidents return, he has related to the cabf-
net the particulars OF the conference with the
rebel peace commissioners, and thai they all
endorse his course in the premises. No Of
ficial action has however been taken upon the
To.days Chronicle says the rebel peace
commissioners have before this laid their case
before the Southern people, and the southern
people have heard, or must soon hear that
their leaders would consent TO nothing but
recognition of rebellion. We are of Course
unauthorized 70 say how much Mr.. Lincoln
was willing to concede. The only condition
to an honorable peace seems to have been de-
clinedby- the rebel commissioners. that con-
dit IN being restoration of the federal Union,
/. and obedience tosat the. laws of Congress. q
New YORK, Feb. 8.
The Commercials j Washington dispatch
says the President will issue proclamation
setting forth the result of the peace negotia-
tions,a and calling on the people to ill apthe
armies, and assist In closing no the war by
overwhelming the rebels by military opera
nsIT9 81 Smw
Message II Cog, Cony to the Legislat~re on
q flf-the' Aboiittost sAssaendBseit.a q
o, STATE House, AUGUSTA. Feb. 6.
Gov. Coney laid before the legislature to-
day an official copy of the resolution adopted
by Congress, amendatory Of the constitution.
Z In his communication he says 81 bas ,dilss6
n Il congratulate the people of this State, that
the, time has arrived when In a legitimate and
constitutional method, q subject which has
been SO long the exciting cause OF angry dis
cussion, and at last was made the prefext for
plunging the Union into bloody and fratri-
cidat war. attended with unutterable woes,
may be finally put at rest.d congratulate
you psrsonalIy that in your character as the
constitutional representatives OF the people Of
Maine, the felicity is yeuchsafed to you to give
effect to their will BY voting forthe extirpation
ocf, IA system utterly at varience with every
) other human Institution offensive to the best
instincts of our species, founded on disre-
gard Of the first principles Of human Justice,
and in violation Of the laws OF God. - rs.iio
Is The resolution was referred to Joint select
committee, with instructions to report q bill
ratifyipg It on the part Of the. legislature Of
MaiHss i9si sTa gHE .vsa elf bus I'll i4nlssf ods
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snac;a1 N off;;ccaas "a AGimwy

The GLOWING regulations win berigidy observed
blythe Proprieters Of the Press; -, 81 s5ssaA
"a. No papers viii edeliEered by Carriers except
TO those who have subscribed atthe ofBcos sc
2, No Carrier win be allowed to sellpapers on his
Fouteyor to collect money from subscribers
g. Carriers found guilty sfviolatng the foregoing
orules they will be discharged Is as biDgs 81
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FOR TIE 'FRONT.'.

j "A d. REEvEs,
WILL visit the Army at the fonnt, and DO absent
w ssme four weeks, and will take his httina
measures as to be abe to aus wer orders for out
fits OF clothing military civ-a good opportunikF
FOR those In the service to order from home.
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Humanity Drops a Tear

Of sorrow. over the uhnumbered causes of acciden.
tai deaths, caused by the OF these easily liz ted
1nfiamm able aKsnts.1nA truthful inscription upon
thousands of little tom5stones would be-
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PORTLAND AND YECINITY.
New Requirements TO-Day.

g. Nesc Adverfssesne, Sts To-Day.
Mechanics Lyeenm Il u .StS
Franklin Family School.
Box ManufaoIOry. 5000 ~ osn
Crutches.
A Card.
E .S.lss .;;. Cement. 0lQaM 8TEYIaq
Thsatre-Deerlng Eall.
Social LeVee. " ailAtoA OF
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaolel
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headaohat
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiees.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain In the side
womb with internal cancers; tumors poIvfua ma
All that long train Of diseases viii find IN Eieofrio.
Ivy sure means Of cure. FOR painful menstruafion
OF troubea with young ladies' Electricity Is pertain
specific, and WILL IN short time, restore the ruierN
90 the vigor Of health, n ll7l u I 80 -
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SANITARY Commission q, lI,lli, ssh

: Crce sS Setae y ~ Sanitary 0ouhmissioa
rrox 80 hroadway. N. u Dec, ia, 1884.
- Maines has ecnsentsdtol aecept'the duties Of
Seaeral Agent of the Commission for Maine. and
appoi1fed such agent by authority Of the
VA ~ READY TO furnish advice to the friends
-oI ne commissions work thyoug hout the State.
Al money contributed in Maine tor the use Of the
Commi ss.oH should DO paidto Mr.. WashbuTn or 10
persons designated BY RIM. W. p
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