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House and Land at Auction,

House and Land at Auction.
ON. MONDAY, August 31st at O'Clock p. NJ, VIC
" shall sell good House and Lot of 50x75 feet OF
land in Cape Elizabeth 1t is tho new road leading
from the Bridge to Ferry Village. The House is two
story wooden house. newly painted throughout, good
cellar, good wafer pleasantly located. will perfect
view The city and hrbor, and is about milo rom
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctionccrs.
auc.Gdtd 176 Fore Street.
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MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
I. C. WELCOME d. CO..

Sold by Medicine dealers generally. Price so cts.
per bottle. liberal discount TO Tie trade It NAV
also be lad at Fl. II. Hay at W. f. Phillips & Co.
ofPortland at Wholesale jvSOcod
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SaOeet OpOpOm0ac.

THE Opooonax is native flower from Mexico of
II rare and very rich fragrance, from which tho cx-
tract is distilled. and for sweetness and delicacy has
no equal. For sale by
w. w. WHIPPLE, Druggist.
Augi-Gw Wholesale and Reto;l.
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Kitchen Furniture.

N. B.-Catalcgucs will be issued for distribution
the morning OF the sc when the house will be orcn-
cd for INSPECTION.
Most or the furniture made to order, and in use
but short limo, and worthy of special attention,
Bangor, Aug. 25-d2t
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INSURANCE is effected in the BEST Offices IN aIe
Oaited States and abroad, at sazc rates rs on BALD
ings coUeTed lc;th other Jre-pToQc materials.
For more detailed information respecting this mate
rial and price of roofing, with names Of reliable,
practicable looers, using only the materials manu-
iactured by this Company apply either personally OF
ROOFING COMPANY, LIBERTY SQUARE, BosToS,
EDWARD HARLOW, Agent.
OFFICE AT G. NJ. RICES,
No. 1S3 Fore Street, Portland.
jy31d1m ''.i-
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MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,
II ven rc.rt-r, III II Cont 1s 12lsc

MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,
. $50 MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept 10, 1895.
Nelc Eng. Eeh ToGtnI Ca.: IL IL
The area of rocfs covered with 'Warrcns' R0ofng'
material, manufactured by you, on the buildings of
the Manchester Print Works Corporation, is Judy
SIX ACRES. have bad personal knowledge and SUI
pervision Of oil the above ruoiing, as Constructing
Egineer and also Of fully as much moro elsewhere;
and can confidently say, That il is the best Roofing
OF any of tho similcr kinds. Yours, truly,
III. w. OLIVER, Engineer.
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6TEIRiIAc NANUFAcTURING Co.,
LOWELL, fIarch 10, Iscc
Ncac Eng. Felt Roofng Co.: ~.
This Company began using "Warrcns' Roofng,' in
1855, and having used it OH nearly all their blldngs
constructed since then; at present they have neatly
Oae Hundred Thousand square feet " ii. They have
found It to be al that it clnmed 10 be, and have no
hesitation in saying they consider il the best
ing for flat roofs III The market.
Yours truly, JonN @. PALFEEr, Supt
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Genteel Furniture at Auction.

BY j. B. FOSTER &. CO.,
auction Dc Commission Merchants,
No. "A West 6TarlSct Square, Bangor.
+. uZcuvp mr. A. DEaEnE~rE
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PORTLAND, He, March Y, 1ecC.
Ncac Eng. Fell i2ootng Co.:
Yours OF the 9th III relation 10 Warrclis' Improv-
ed Fire and Water Proof Roofing is received.
When properly applied, VIC consdcritbetter than any
other gravel roofing.
Yours truly, 4. & J. L. CUMMINGS.
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NASHUA, Il. H., March 9th, 1866
Nelc Eng. Felt E6ofag On:
The covering ofmy brick stores, put OIL in 1sJ3,
amounting TO- 13419 square feet has proved entirely
satisfactory. It has never leaked nor facd in any
part, and promises 10 be very durable
TIiIRTEEN YEARS experience with your Roof
its excellence, and most clecrfilly continue my
cnmmendatiun of it. nsing it whenever have occa-
sion TO cover fiat roof, va ~ 7sI1F
Yours truly r. W. MOVES
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BOSTON FLAy MILLS,
BOSTON, April 2Gth lsCe
Ncac Eng. Felt ROOFING Co.:
We have used your Roofing OH our factory ard
storehouscS for the last FOURTEEN YEARS. and regard
it the most economical sale, and scrvccable l;oot
ing in the market.
Yours truly, Cnis. T. HUBBARD, IT..
PER PARKER,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WARREN'S
R q o TING {!
IS sov ~ 'tse Ia Neac Eo,a,d, anoa he u,o,. cos,,
l1''ic and P'iroec Structures.


Inthc opinion of eD,iaeat ARCHITECTS and r,r,rn
EES its value as roofing material is next 20 tat n
copper hc great cost Of which precluds its general
adoptipD,) and far superior to any otherroolng IN
general use. M
NINETY of .he Mrgess NnsaydcfaTiag Corporations
IN the Acar England States hDee mare than Bon, 400
square ycct qf surface corcred lrnh Wa,yens' R9Vf
ing aiaay thousand feet " Which has replaced Tin.
Boston, April 25lh, 1896.
My experience with Warrcns' I;ooing Is, that roofs
covered in proper manner with it, are superior 10
anything that am conyersant with, except Copper.
Yours truly, j. PRESTON, Architect.
Boston, April 24tl 1850.
". Eng. Eel: ToQEag Cn..
A. gives us pleasure 10 say, that after having tried
the vaTons Kinds Of covering for flat roofs for first
ci1ss stores and for all kinds OF buildings We have
abandoned lmany years since) all save That of the
New England Felt Footing Co. We now insert i'm all
specifications, that the fiat shall be covered with
your composition.
Yours respectfully,
,J. 10. e NJ Hpour>-
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Dissolution of Copaytssershap

VlIIE firm Of G. W. COBB s. co. is hereby dis
Il solved by mutual consent. Either of The sub
scrbers is authorized to settle the business OF the atc
firm. w. G. COBB.
BRIGHAM, CLEMENTS Il WARREN.
Portland July 70, 1sGC.
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AJuu. Roy Frisa,.p,a To Death

Mad con .lnd) Correspondence OF the Mil
wausPe Wisconsin,
Onr- c5 the most ton ching scenes ] ever heard
of tran. pnrd m Madison to-day. and was re-
lated 10 me- BY an eye- witness. IL was as fol.
lows son ofWal Aeeel. of Madison was
II Ighiened 10 death. lie was playing with an
other boy about his own aac. on the steps Of
she residence OF Mr.. Abeel, when. q gentleman
shall cay no. monster ia human form, q
very rhoughtlass man, passing by, pitched nj
the ooys, and told them tina. he would catch
them and shut them mp unless they ran into
TIE house. They both ran for their lives. Mr..
Ab~-Ts soa fell upon the floor In paroxysms
When ne came To SO as 10 know anything, he
begged OF MS mother not 10 let the man catch
MN, and ne would never goon tie steps gam.
81 never Will do IL again, never will do !,
again, exclaimed the poor little Gu fferer. and
Immediately went into another at. The reae-
non OF the system brought on dysentery from
winch ne never recovered. Nor did ne re-
cover from. his fright. He appeared 10 be con-
scious by spells bnt whenever he come To ne
would beg 81 his parents not to let the man
catch him, prom sing never TO 20 on The steps
asain. Al last he appeared to be conscious
that he must due lie would then say-"O pa
pa. don't let me die. I never will 90 on the
steps AGAIN" And thus my in formsnt says
the child suffered and died. While tne lady
was relating these facts 10 me the tears ran
down her cheeks. II is not an uncommon
hing for other people TO brighten children. but
they do not think what they are doiIg.
hope this will teach all who read it q lasting
Lesson.
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Pigeon Shooting Extraordinary.

iirOm The RItcnIe county West Va Press. !
We were one of party of fifteen TO visit the
famous pigeon roost at Devils Hole" on
Tuesday night, where we witnessed one Of the
most beautiful sights il has ever been our good
fortune 70 behold. We arrived on the ground
about shutdown. and had not To wait more than
half an hour until the advance guard CON-
meDced coming In. which continued until we
grew weary and began 10 inquire If they were
DS' almost all IN. our pilot assuring us they
had hardly commenced. BY and by the SO uads
bryan 10 increase IN hunters and becoming
more frequent. until finally they swelled into
q vast cloud, which almost ooscured the heay.
en- above Us from our view, and no wed down
th- rayIne III a perfect stream without any ces-
satIon Tor upwards OF an hour, accompanied
by morse like the flowing ola mighty river.
We were smazed-oe wildered: and REQ uested
our brother hunter 10 hold our hat W bile we
would, with open mouth and eyes and wide
extended arms, take IN the scenes above US
Finally the rear guard came up, and by the
time they had all found a Resting place, every
tree and bush and twig was bending beneath
their weight. resefn bling more than anything
else We can call 10 mind swarm OF bees set
Ting upon the limbs of tree The ground was
covered with limbs broken by their weight
We noticed trees as thick as q mans wrist
broken and bent 10 The earth. and others en-
tiTeiy snrooted. Ii was undoubtedly the
Srandest sight We ever saw. Any one who
had never visited a pigeon roost can form no
Idea Of what II is, and he Is not expected TO
credit the stories OF those who have been more
fortunate than himself. The large flock that
pass over town, which are so much admired
by our citizens, are a. \ single bee in a hi We
compared TO what Is 10 be seen at a roost We
would advise all lovers OF the beautiful who
can 10 pay II visit before they take their de-
parture South Another pieasingf feature 10
thOse " no relish rare meat. without salt, were
hundred pigeons, and It was not 4 good nighi
fOT pigeons either
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Fall Fashions.

from the ChiIlicothe (Ohio) Advertiser
The fine afternoons of last week furnis ned
an excellent opportunity for display OF the
new siyl-s. Our ladies were on the street
sailing aleng under full stretch of canvas.
display ing the color and insignia OF the q ueen
they ssrye-ineXOTable and capricious ..f'.sb
ION We notIced in the way of head gear
that the ..iiap jack" has me. the fate of the
bread basket and scoop shovel " aud given
place TO an abbre iation in the shape of q hole
with The width Of two inches Of material
stretched around II, resembling an inverted
dinner bucket cut down 10 proper Dimensions
mice" are retained. but The ..!riZzles, have
given place 10 the hay stack and the fat.
and mice can play IN and ont ID their hearts
content. Some call II the .tail knott on ac
count OF MS resem olance 10 The narrative of a
morse offer having been generously .sput up,i
by skillful groom. But We insis, that the
HAY STACK IS a better term. and more eupho-
NOUS Grape u also displayed in great pro-
fusion. nuiienng Ia the rear like the tail of N
comet. visible after the .sthipg of peauty" ma |.
disappeared. We noticed an African ..craft-'
'skudding down street saturday under
enough Grape canvas to make a NY net or a
mosquito bar. In dresses, the more material
You get, the better display YOU can make OF
the rtd binding on your morocco boots, through
The looping process. II don't make much dIf
ference what The original material A., bnt Won
must patch IL all over with rare aud costly lab.
mes. IDe more patches you get on. the more
fashionable you Will be. II you have any uu.
Occupied space after putting on the paichps
Won can cover with big buttons A lady In
full '-ioggsry Can find her counterpart i'm any
of The well-df-SSed monkeys tha, gather an
The "shIDBes Tor iiinrrant Oh gan grinders
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~A Western Bohemian repels the gift of =.
bottle Of spruce beer on the ground that il is
contrary 10 the rules Of the profession 10 tell a
dollar and halt lie for six and n fourth cents.
~Three young men were aarrested and
fined ~ each. in New York On "Wednesday
for lounging on a street corner.
IOUSe ANBITIoN.-Bertie: Papa, when
grow mp, may ! be what liker'- Papa: eyes.
my boy. yon may choose your own profes .
sion" Berthe; Then I'll be a sweep. FOR
shall never have TO wash my face-'
HleH PEICE.-Maggie Hunter. two.year
old ard Lexington filiy, has been sold by rs
Nashville owner TO Captain Thomas Moore of
Kentucky, for the round sum of $1,000. IL "a
stated tba, this lilly has made the fastest time
for one mile ever made in America by two.
year oids. averaging ages from January.
~Miss Mary BHssler. girl Is years of agsS
was burned TO death in Williamsport Pa. ON
saturday last, by the breaxing OF a kerosene
lamp.
~Five negroes have inst been arrested IN
FORTRESS Monroe for the murder OF store keen
er. They con fessed their guilt, and impjica tst
others. The Bureau has them in charge.
SALT AND COAL IN CoLogADo-Salt and
coal has been discovered IN extensive quanti
ties in Colorado. There Is a coal vein eleven
Ieet thick only thirteen miles from Den yer.
The proprieiors OF the salt works agree TO fur
Dish the Denver markets
~ The number of British regulars i'm Tan.
da amounts 70 fourteen thousand men vybich
Is iarf,r Than has been seen in the provinces
since 1874.
- Mrs. Snyder says Snyder's excuse for
being our all night, that he was waitipg tn "a.
the meteoric shower would be more niausihl.
~ his clothes don't smell so strong OF era r
smoke and he wasn't troubled with hiccups =
Boston Post .-P'
~ The Richmond Wing lamepts the in creasa
OF drIIium tremens, and says II Ia less from
The quaniiiy than The quality Of the Iiauor
drank. 1870
81 BY the refnrns of commissioners a,d
SCISSORS OF 'axes, Tor various counties az the
STATE OF Hgin'a' ~ IS estimat@d that the loss
OF negroes 10 the sials since $50 amauo,s -,
TWO tiths Of the entire nambeT. 80 =, a
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FRANCE AND THE POPE---phe Pope has been
informed by the Emperor Napoleon that France
VIII upnoid his t. mporal power against all
corners, and reoccupy Rome in his name in
CAGE OF rebellion or invasion. The bearer of
thls very important message was Cardinal
Reisach, VINO lately passed q few weeks in
France, and was commission cd by the Emper-
or Napoleon TO acquaInt the Holy Father with
his resolve. The Spanish men of. war are It'll
At anchor or Civita Vecchia; but not content
with placing number OF men and guns at the
disposal OF the Pope. Queen Isabel has writ
ten TO tell Hrs Holiness that nothing would
gave her greater pleasure than to be allowed TO
cece him one Of her own provinces, should her
troops TAIL IN maintaining his regal prerogatiye
at Rome. Whose offer the Pope. who finds
himself suddenly surrounded by friends, will
eventually accept, cannot be foreseen Proba.
bly, be viii be guided by circumstances rather
than premature resolves.-Beriin (Oet. PSI Cor
dependence London Times
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INCREASE OF acknowledgement fore
noon two persons who were iaborips under
aoerranons OF mind, where at the police
station, having been brought in by the poiics
OF fbe previous evening. THIS forenoon three
persons-two men and a woman-were al the
Poiiee Court, awaiting disposition of their
young men became so two years since whiio
IN the army. The others were caused nv sict-
nese. probably none Of them from dissipation.
Our Insane Asylum is rapidly filling np with
patents, some Of them hOpelessly insane. and
others who. with careful nursing, will doubt.
less recover.-Roch.ster( " ~ Cnioa, Nor. n
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- IOHMOND, yRBDERICKBBUR0 AND p
II TO4AO RAILROAD,
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tslnday .. n. sxcsDtsd.)

The quickest md most direct route - RioAnolA,
We end the South, vie tho Potomac
;tes%sr. from sixth ssTsst War, seAlAE
Nashington, to ASuia Greek nd
Richmond, FredeFlcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from AQUA Greek 70 Rich
nond We 9oaseclns there yith trsins Q. the Rieh.
Rona ana fsteTocrg ana ksSa1end S1d Danyifas
6ss sasa. sSfSS'n's'so' s's'r' oAaFles's ssa
Steamers Ksypers and Q. vandsrAilt leave sixtA
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning exoepted) n
sS .. n. and q N. and srrivs In NcAnond q
THROUoH 10 RICh MOHD IN SEVEN HOURS
1ifty Ailss Shorter ana IS Hours Quicker 1hal
any other koute,
Be sars snA set Throrsh Tickets Via Aseis
Greek and fredericksbur9, 70 Richmond, ct the
Company . Once, corner q PsAnA. avenue and Ctr
street, or on board Of The beats. Baggage checked
OmIibussss and Baggage wagons will b In
readiness 70 convey Ds60enSeyB saA baggage b.
tween depots In nich9oad
Passengers by this line Dass By daylight Hoant
Vernon. and may have N opportunity Of visiuno
several battle fields near Srsdsrtcksbsrg b. stop.
cling ut that point.
BfeAkfast ana sup on board o. etsansn.
GEO. NATTIN0EY, eupt., Warrington, b. o
9. Z AATTINGLY, Ticket Afsnts Ws:hinston
a,Sly General Passsnssr Agent.
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JOHN BRI6HT's LAST ADDREss-On Octo-
Der 10Th John Bright was entertained by his
friends and admirers IN Dublin at a ban0 net
In his address, besides advocating the reform
principles which have made him 40 famou. ne
considered the unfortunate condition OF the
Irish people, and advocated conciliation nv
treat Britain. He ridicued the policy OF
England OF sending troops to America 20 fixhi
the Fenlans, as being OF the same character nc
t1ord NORM policy OF sending troops thither
during the revolutionary war He ea,d tina,
America was now the land of the Irishman's
dearest hopes, and the ore in which a great
part OF the suffering people of Ireland had
found a happy home. '0
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LUZ
2. The head blocks TO be made in sccor,lauce with
the speei aca:ions. And to conform strictly to the
samples, both Of which maj be seen II the Offices
New York. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. BALI more
MI s,Sh roftse:. MGnroe, Rehmona. rs:
ns ssSs s. New
Orleans Galveston, Ti.k,burg, Aemphis, hash
6hieass 1sc oSio
Snlfh on.b pe'T9s t. koc t0U,; Ort Lesysa
bids for sen Francisco viii be received until De-
5. They viii be about line 81 inches high, from
and hslfts,D TO four and half 81 !inches vide,
With ianee around the bottom. They will be
hollow, and will have number cast on the back,
and an inscription of the name, rank, regiment,
arm, company or CORE and date Of death Of the
lees than twenty go, pounds each, and be Coz ed
bias IN Q.
place and in case the same parties offer 70 supply
reduced price the articles would be furnished in
the incre ased number.
uncienr, guarantee Of At least two RESPONSE bic
parties that the contract. IL awarded, will be
Utility q the mn:s sho., 81
edcie certificate Of the clerk Of the nsarssf DIS.
trict Court, or Of the United States District At
6. The Government reserves to itself the right to
sSsd shsn the ,Js
and also, In some instances. 20 change the points
which case a reasonable allowance for increased
or deduction fer diminished trans portstion viii
be msde.
Z. The time Of delivery to be subject to future
arrangement, sufficient tine being allowed after
the lists Of LANES furnished 20 the contr sctor
s. The articles must conform figidly 70 the sam /.
pie, and will be subject % such Inspection at the
point Of delivery 90 the Chief Of the Bursas nay
direct.
8. The fnl name and post ONCE address Of the bid
Dc; :sop tr sss1
po.ais for Iron Head Blocks" and be addressed
To the Quartsrmastef General, 2. A., wash
ington, d. O." n O. nBI0e.
Quartermaster General,
no tnoS BHeyet Major General. q. 9. a.
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Nathan Hunt, well-known citizen M
Belfast, Me, 80 years OF age. went into his barn
one day last week, fastened a rope to a beam.
about his neck, and jumped of. There was
no known cause for the act beyond natural
eccentricity by which his life had always been
more than sixty years ago, when he made m.
appearance al house in Vinalhayen, with
out coat or hat, declining TO give any account
OF himself, and u was never Known to the
day Of his death, how be CHANGED there. Thu,
his exit was quite in keeping with his en-.
trance
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RY GREEH 4 WILLIAMb. Auotleueers.

By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thu
district OF Columbia. passed in chancery cause Ne
20; wherein william b. rerrett ct al. are CON.
Ilatnants, and William W Terrett ct al. are de-
the premises, on MONDAY. the 18th day Of No
vember A. d. iSi at O'Clock ,. m, Let No Ave
90 and the east nine feet by the depth Of the lot
Of Lot No. siI I'D Of the subdivision Of Square
The shove property Is situated on the north side
OF n street north. between 18th and 18th streets
west and is improved with . three-story brick
dwelling, with side lot,
The terms Of sale are One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the balance az six
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest from
the day Of sale, for which the notes Of the pur-
chaser With security satisfactory TO the trustee.
Will 10 taken, and Q lien retained the premi- es
sold. or the purchaser can have the privilege Of
paying the whole amount in cash. A deposit Of
SlO0 will DO required from the purchaser at the
time OK sale Convey ncing and stamps at the cost
VIM MATTINaLY Trustee
no l-Saw7v GREEN B WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FOR NEGRO SUFYRAGE.-The Milwaukee
News, the leading democratic paper OF Wis
eonsin. wishes il understood that /. Is NJ,
opposed 10 the exercise OF the privilege Of
voting by negroes. or any other class OF per
sons, because Of color, race or sex and thai n
as proper or just, except the quaiification of
honesty, loyalty, and Intelligence Ii ia on.
posed, however, 10 the policy Of com pelline
the Southern States 10 adopt negro suffrage az
a condition OF admitting their representatives
Congress.
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SECREf Disc AS rs.
SAM ARlfANsS GIFT!
SANARITANS 0IFTf
THE MOST C8RTAIN REMEDY BVEB USED

M ~ n 4 ii "A - u
SAAARITANS GIYTf
THE MOST O1RTAIN REMEDI IvEB USED
eoroxSH AKA. e sssEE 9 srzicfuRss ..
Contains no Mineral, 10 Balsam, no Mercury.
OH. Is. PA, =, %. % aSa:: s g s %
,uI. the ssomseh . bowel. Of ne mott dsiiests
z s.tnsy as2s g ss:
% Lei sScss Who have OF ssssns cured, or
hen h'
ss.t y e. 3. g 3 yl:iny snvs'eps.
BL0ODi gLOoDiy gkO0DIU
IA
ii:I:tSi
scrbed u reaches and srsdieates every Isrtals d
he ysnsIs SoSn 60 that e;
= ne s:': se . sns 60 ,o eS
'se" DO HoT DEsPAIRi
goST 8ED asss G6
s &: s.s sS% .A'
s.s: sas:. &: foqH xSD HSss n s:i
shss, In Ies,inf down I,s,iins e shs Womb. d.
essS BIZ express. Prios 0l.3 per bottle. :"
eAMARITANS WASH
n sss1H s OF used IN connection With che
' Full fdirections. Price Is cents.
.s.:s y 49,: :ad 'ssss'' Fs:' s;s s:.s
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAT- OF rHs sAMAn
ITANH HHMEDTB0.
."Poss hosfIIAL, foRT NAIsRAIL, Baltimore,
Nd, Feb. g, ls6..-'I have great .atisfsetien in
statins inst ! have used The bamaritan Romediesi
ior Tspsrel dissesss in y: most eustom.ry forms;
and Isolsrly, and, have found them respond 20 my
onticlDstieRe promptly and ORIGINALLY. Known
their com position, have the fullest conhde nee n
their ecacy and a. far e my uss d them sxtSnds,
"HEfRHD o. BOwIRs. :
"Aasistant Surgeon. sth n. z. Vols
pa p 9; 9: yoEp, ssy.sr nsh sxs.s ana Penn.
S1e10HO co., fhiIsas!Ihis. H1eu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-17

No SCSDAN SHAVING.-rnr hairdres sers IN,
London claim their sunday for thensaIyes
and have formed ..Hairdressers' Sunday
Closing Association" At a recent naeating =
RAJ bsr OBSERVE! that lie reason The hairhres>
IEg trsde produced 30 fs ~ men who had risen
20 "fuIneDc- was that from the d m hsr of hours
th'y worked, they had no time for seif.Im-
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