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MEDICAL.
DIR. KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL HAIR RFST0RER,

Is the only preparation in use which invariably
CHANGES GRAY AND FADED HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
to be regarded almost MIRACULOUS.
1t gives universal satisfaction single trial proving
its superiority over all other hair articles offered TO-,
the public under similar names.
Lieut.. e: G. White: writes from Eastport, Me.
April H. 1866 'Though but twenty-six years Of age
my hair had become quito gray, whcn at the snggcs
3ion of DIR. Carpenter gave your Oriental Hair Re
storer trial. In ten days from the first application
my hair dark and soft as in childhood. believe
effects"
Rev. Edward Orr, writing from Alexandria. Va,
Ecbrnary lsC6 says: ~ am too old to regret that
inc frosts OF Winter should CLINT perpctually in my
oriental Hp'r Resiorer, and with the happicst re-
suits. My hair, which two weeks since was white as
syer is completely restored to the color and
OF iorty years ago. In my daughters behalf thank
you heartily
Capt. C. c. Brown Of the sSea Qucon," dates at
bermuda, December q, 1865: ''Your Oriental Hair
JesioTer is looked upon rs something miraculous by
inc people here. Such uniform speedy, anu sa1Slac-
tory effects have never followed the use of any other
preparation"
Mrs Oliver, of Carleton, N. Y, says i'll her letter,
dated May 9, 1866: II won't say that I have used
your Oriental Hair Restorer for what use can per
son Of my ago have for such things? But my friends
nave used it and have witnessed its wonderful CT
resort to-"
above but their publication not considered ncccssa-
ry In the preparations of the Oriental Hair Lestor
er the most costly materol is uscd and pains arc
spared to make it article which shall stand the
The verdict Of the people is in its sGscor.
KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORER
is prepared by
al, Fl r. r. Knights NJ d. chemist Melrosc, Mass and
CTS anu merchants generally, at
One DnIl.- .,Ro%tuo
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CAUTION 10 THE P1rBIJc

a, Every intelligent and thinking person must l,nov
That remedies BANDED out Tor general mse shn"ld n,S
ther efficacy established by well tested eSper:ence m
.ile nartis OF regularly educated physician ,yIo.o
preparatory studies lit him for all the utes 10 NJ
a yet the country is Hooded with Door nnStrnms
Wc s a9e nai prportg to be the best in the World
tos only useless but always injurious. The
physician as it is lament,ble vet M
1 he ft many sptie patients are made m 1hp
inexperienced physicians in general nr,ci;na NON u
point generally conceded by the best svnhiIosra.
phe;Ts That te study and management Of these com.
would he Competent and successful in Their ireotmcni
anu cure. The inexperienced general practitioner
having neither Opportunity nor time to make himself
one system Of tIeatment in most cases maxim" an
semnaie use Of that anliquated and dangerous
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AUCTION SALES.
H. W. PATTEN & CO., Auc,io,ss..
No. $50 Fore Street, :
desirable Brick House and Land
on Park ST., at Auction

ON WEDNESDAY, 22d day of Auo,s4 o,,.,s.5
very eocE on the premises Wi be sold ~
of i.arI i,aS dwelling and lot No. Fl, casteTjv
w" ~ neA 10 The corner Of Pleasant SiTcef m
,,,,r,s can recommend this as bein9 tIc hos.
OF onrmo wf hSEs Gere this Sc son suafed on na
~ in tat imm sGSts' and Is the only recs Of
market. vicinity that is in he
best mntcr $e Is OF brick three store well built offbe
I'm inc lower floor sitting and dining poor Ven
na rge ana an excellent Kitchen With closets mi
looms clothes Tr, sses. aud an cxceentbatb W. Sed
Too a COLI water Third iloor four large
Will p Vel Vel lnishcd An excellent cellar I,n,Sci ~
bins, &c. ''" ol''eIh 'pd 1liton furnace, Ctai
propert ~ViiS the public to an examination OF ts
residence tlnt this nt any one seeking flr genteeI
Ploas,ut street S s2grt in the rear running from
The house can T hn Gu IS owned in common
For reTr VII pe s!iyc Possession immo ~ ec
August 10, 1eCG. dtl elii on tho Auctloneers.
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MEDICAL.
DIR J.B.HUGHEs
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. II Prebze !Sf,,eet

Near the Preble House
WIlERE he can be consulted privately. and with
w the utmost confidence by tie at.iieinJ. ot nj
hours daily. and from A. NJ. to 9 +. NJ. al
Dr IL. addresses those who are suffering under file
alllcuon of private diseases. whether arising from
IMPURE connection the terrible y:co of scliabnse.
Devog his entire time to That particular branch of
S me.icai profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
tanII;EiNG CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of long
lie drag or recently contracted entirely removing
nor,aae ~ msease from the system and making
pe III ara anu PERMANENT CURE.
f,ct az H.; eau the attention of the afflicted to the
frn; Si n.s ions-sanding and we-eared reputation
cess. ~''"iuice oi HIS skill anu sue
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MEDICAL ELECTR7CTTp
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician

AZ "'ADCbc % NELL,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hate,
WHERE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens of Portland and vicinity that he
permanently located in this city. During the three
years we have been in this city, have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who hove
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curinS
patients in so short time that the question is ofte
asked DC they stay cured? 10 answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured. we
doctor the second time without charge.
Dr. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
Electricity is perfectly adapted to Chronic dssssesu
the form OF nervous sick headache: raio1a IT
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption wler
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not fn,
involved acute or chronic rheumatism scrofilla b
diseases, white sweings, spinal Diseases curyature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorteI limbs
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance deafness siaD
mering or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia induces
ton, constipation and liver complaint, ples-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma broncbi
tbs, structures oil the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. '0"-''''
by Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the law
ity of youth; the heated brain is Cooled the Frost
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deformities re.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness tc
the palsied form to move upright; the blemisbes o.
youth are o5lterated; the AocIDENTs of mature lie
active circulation maintained
LADIES
Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomachs LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache: ,lizzi
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion ano
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back
ieucorrhoea, Tor whites); falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that lona
train OF diseases will find in Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruation, and all OF those long lire of troubie
with young ladies' Electricity is certain specific.
aud will in short time restore the sufferer to the
vigor of health '" 'Ae
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by EIEc
TRICITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth OF stUmps they wish to have removed for
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MA.HINFs for sole
for family use, with thorough Instructions
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at his house. ''N
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to ~ NJ, from
to s P. M, and to in the evening
Consultation free. nov1ti
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH

- o Lin & GILK EY.
H At the old stand OF E. Dana, Jr
APOTHECARIES
Dcering Block, Corner OF Congress and Plsl,le Sts
PORTLAND, ME.
Foreign and Domestic Drugs Chemicals Enid Ex
tracts, Toilet Articles Perfumery, and Fancy Goods
by day or night. '''''0'
MI Charles b. Greenleaf, who has been nj this
ton clerk. mi ~
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DIR. KNIGHTS
I'll air Dressing,
A VEGETABLE PREPARATION
For Preserving and BeautDying the Hair,

u" TTeSeT0HV U"a De0utvysHg We mar,
Contains uoithcr Oh nor Alcohol
This article has been prepared with view to su-
pcrcc.lc the pcrnicous compounds 50 common in the
MARKET tho use or which has been almost invariably
detrimental to the growth and beauty OF the hair 1t
is especially adapted to the of ladies' and children
with whom it is an UNIVERSAL 4AVOI;ITE. Per
sons whose hair has been thinnol by sickness or old
age. should give it q trial luxuriant growth will
RESULT. BY thu lIsc ofDIt, KNIGHTS H. DIR
ING, the hair is bcauttcd, its growth is improved,
the scalp is ccans, nervous headache is cured hair
caters arc cralcatcd, AMI cutancos cruptons arc
removed.
DR.. Knights Hair Dressing,
Is sciontc discovery, prepared under the supcrn-
tendcncc of an eminent chemist, and is approved,
recommended and used by the medical faculty. It
wall not sil or stain the skin, any article Of appar-
CT, is cXquiSitcly pcrinc IS put up in large bottlcs
and is sold by all Druggists Pcrfilmcrs and Fancy
Good Dealers. N'
PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by E. KNIGHTS, III. D.. Chemists,
Molrosc Mass.
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MIDDLR-lAGED AIEN.

. Iherc are many men ut tho age of thirty who are
uouDSu with too frequent excavations frnn the bl1d-
ing sensation, and weakening The system in 4 manner
inc patient e;!nnut account for On examining The
urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found
aIu sometimes small particles OF semen or albumen
VIII appear or the color will be Of thin milsisn hue
aScn changing TO Elrk and tirbid appearance.
Inere arc many mon who die of this difficulty ig-
nUrant OF the cause, which is tile
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL EA1SNEss
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and A
fuI anu healthy restoration OF the urinary organs
PeIsnis, who cannot persona y consult tho Dr..
can do 50 by writing, III pllin manner n dcscr;p-
ton Of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies
will be forwarded imme liateiy.
An correspondence strictly confidential and will be
returned, II desired. "' -" ~
Addrcss: DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
No. IA Prebe Street,
Next door to the Prcble House Portland AIo
~ Send SiamD C,r CircuIor ~
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NJ" ,r EIANI THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO
THIS Ef UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE /!
Young men troubled with emissions in slecp.-,
~onpi!. generaiiy Tho result OF bad habit in
rante,l or no charge maize. '"'o VI"
Hardly day flssos but arc consulted by one OF
rn sa yuuhg men ~lth The above disease some Of
Tn w are as weak and emaciaed as though tley had
INC consumption. and by tier fierls arc Supposed ID
ME u. All such cases yield 10 the proper and only
made TO rejoice i'll perfect health. -
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Etectic Medical T1J1ana1.y,
TO THE LADIES.

Etectic Medical T1J1gmary,
TO THE LADIES'.
DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, VINO
nec9 methell ADVISER 10 call at his rooms, No, Il
especial accommolat ion $500
Dr. III Elcctic Renoyating Medicines are unrival-
Fema Irregularities. Their action is Specific and
certain OF producing relief in short time =
LADIES will tld it Invaluable in all cases of ol-
stIuctiolS aer all other remedies have boon tried in
vain; 1t is purely vegetable containing nothing in
the least injurious 10 the health and NAV be taken
with perfect safety at ali times
ocnt 10 any part OF the country. with full directions
py addressing DIR. HUGHES,
No. II Profile Street, Portland.
N. B.-Ladies desiring may consult ono of their
own sex. A lady Of experience in constant attend
'uicc' jan1. 1SG5dt&w
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Dissolution of Copartnership

TINE firm of G. w. CoBB & co. is hereby dis
l. solved by mutual consent. Either of the sub
scrbersi authorized to settle the business OF the late
firm. w. G. COBB.
BRIGHAM, CLEMENTS 81 WARREN.
Portland July 70, 1850,
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Observation-Disclosures! !

NO more Sky-b'ue headsl No more turning away
~ Of your best friends because they smell Sulphur
PE.ASE'S VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
Will restore faded and gray hair pei acty natural mo
yeowl It will arrest its falling of at once it covers
Daio neads sometimes with a good head Of hair; it
Is the best colorng and dressing combined, in the
iand. beautifully periumed. Try bottle. H. H,
/ antilles. in9eoadam "'
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Welcomes Diarrhea, Syrup.

now about four years during which time We hav sold
with comparatively 10 effort about five thousand bot
ties giving full satisfaction to the afflicted and eciting
the most flattcring recommendations from all quar-
tcrs Many soldiers procured it while in the army
and since returning who say it is perfect cure for
Dysentery and Darrhoa oven after the Doctors fal-
RAD the army been supplied with it many thousand
oa lives would have been saved by it. These who be-
nc acquainted with its virtues prefer it TO any 9TH
1t. Give it trial.
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COTTON DUCK

CHAINS, ANCHORS, &c.
The subscribers, manufacturers and sole agents Tor
the sale Of LAWRENCE" and GOLD COLONY"
Cotton Duck and Irvine, now have fun assortment
on hand; hkewse:-
800 Pieces Cotton Ravens Duck
20 Bales 2 and thread Flax Sail Irvine.
20 Bales Stout and Light Russia Ravens Duck
500 Coils Hoth's Russia Bolt-Rope
800 Pieces English Anchor Bunting assorted colors
100 Chain Gables, in. to Il IN.
100 Tons oilChain, ZIG in. to II in
Warranted American Anchors.
For sale at 20 & rs CommercialSt, Boston.
may4-d3m FEARING, THACHER& co
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WYNN. w. WHIPPLE, Wholesale Drucc;.
w 81 Market Square, Portland, Me. iuiissi,
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Dissolution of COMPREHENSIVE.
COD0rt7sers7sSp Notice.

CAMUEL A. HITCHCOCK is admitted as part
y ner in our firm from this date.
LOW, PLUMMER 81 co,
August 1st 1866. aug1dtf
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MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
L. c. WELCOME DE- CO..

sou ~ pGsleine dealers generally. Price 80 Cts
PEI po.io; III Ipe[al discount 70 tile trade It NAV
also DC mad at II. II. Hay or at VIZ phps & q.
VI u "' ~ o'Ai' jy30cod
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DR.. Larookah's Sarsapariaa Oompound,

For tho speedy and permanent cure Of Liver Com
plant, Scrotuia or Kings Evil Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Neuralgia Epilepsy, Erysiplcas, st. Anfhonys Fire,
Pimplcs, Pustlles, Blofches, Doils, Tumois, Salt
Kheum, Ulcers and sores. rheumatism, Pain in the
Stomach, Side, and Bowels, General Debility. Uicr-
me UlccIat1on, syphilis and h!ercnrial Disease and
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DR.. LAR00KAH'S
PulmOnic Syrup.
FOR TIE CURE OF

FOR TILE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
Catarrh, influenza, bronchitis, Splitting Of BlooI
Pleursy inflammation OF the things or Chest, Pain in
the side, Night Sweets, Hoarscness Consumption i'm
its carly stages. and all Diseases Of tho Throat and
Lungs
This remedy is too well known and too highly cs-
tccmed to require commentator here IT is regarded
necessity i'll every household, and is heartily cnors-
cd by the medical faculty. clcrgynen OF every dcnoi-
natien, mothers, editors, members of Congress, and
many Of our most distinguished men in public and
private life.
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SOLD Dy W. L. PHILLIPS q CO., j. W. PER-
KlNS q CO., BURGESS. FORBES & CO., W. w.
& Merrill, c. f. Beckett, r. G. JNring, Edward
Mason, L. IT, Stanwood, If. S. Whittier, J. H. j.
ThaGcr, j. II. Lunt s. Co., w. E. Short Jr.. j.. G.
vcI G. Duran, e. Chapman, S. Gale, NJ. Hanson, T.
Swcctscr, Somucl Role, j. y. Gilbert and G. i. CO.
roy. ap2-d1yMWF&w
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KNlGHTS'
ORIENTAL HAIR RES1

Is prepared by
f. r. Knights, NJ. D., chemist, ETclrusc, Mass. ant
sold by al Druggists, Perfnners, Fancy Good Deal
ers and Merchants generally, at
One Dollar per Bottle.
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IMPURE BLOOD.

1t is double the strength of any other Sarsaparilla
Compound in the market, and is endorsed by the
medical faculty rs the best and cheapest Blood puri-
fer extant.
In BRIEF no remedy las over been devised so power
fal to combat and eradicate that class Of diseases
gestvo OF Ass;milaiyc Organs or from Impure blood
as Lrrookah's Sarsapar;lla Compound, prepared by
e. r. KNIGHTS, NJ. d., Chemist.
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DIARRHEA SYRUP.

Which he used constantly about THIRTY YEARS will
the most satisfactory results. Near the close of hi.
valuable hfc (which was 1902 he remarked that he had
never known this remedy to fail in any case of diar-
rhea when properly used We would respectfully in.
form the public that own the Recipe for this inval
name of
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Diarrllae Syrup.

put sometimes their discoveries preserved to bless
future generations Such was the case of ono of The
most successful and celebrated physicians of Mainc-
HIS practice was extensive and his success remarkable
For many years he kept Botanic Iniirmary where
hundreds were restored to health.
Among his most important preparation for diseases
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-18
She Wasn't a Heather.

Some gentlemen called upon an old
woman, and inquired if she had Bible
She was very angry at being asked such
question, and replied: ..
'Do you think, gentlemen, that am
heather, that you ask me such ques-
ton Ran and fetch the Bible out Of
the drawer, that l may show it to the
gentleman" ..
They desired she would not take the
trouble; but she insisted that they
should "see that she was not heathen. )"
Accordingly the Bible was brought,
nicely covered. On opening it, the old
woman exclaimed:
"Well, how glad l am that you called
and asked about the Bible! Here are
my spectacles. [ have been looking for
them these three years, and did not
know where to find them"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-18
Autumn Management of Fruit
Orchards,

When it is desirable to save the fruit
OF pear or apple trees without being
Bruised, all the small stones. sticks
pieces Of brush and every such thing
that will injure the fruit should be re-:
moved from the orchards early in Sep
tember. so that good coat Of grass may
cover the ground before tie fruit il
gathered in October. If soft, thick
covering of grass is over the ground the
fruit that falls will not be bruised unless
1t should strike limb or fall on other
fruit. If the ground has been plowed.
or rooted over by swine, let It be leVeled
OIL with harrOwsa and hoes, and if lumpy.
pass heavy roller over it. Then sow
liberal dressing of orchard grass seed,
or timothy seed. If it is not desirable
to stock down an orchard, and person
has an abundance of straw of any kind,
let 1t he spread on the ground beneath
the fruit, so as to cover the entirs
surface, abont two inches deep. Salt
hay is excellent for such q purpose.
W hen on visit to New Jersey short
time since, We saw large number of
fruit trees. the boughs of which were
bending beneath the heavy burden Of
fruit. Salt hay had been spread beneath
the trees so that none of the fruit might
fall on the hard ground. If this precau-
ton is not taken, the fruit which falls
to the ground will usually be badly
brulsed.-N Y. Tines.
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Imperfect Application of Man.
ureS,

1t has been truly said that the avail.
able fertility of the soil does not depend
upon the amount Of carbon, nitrogen,
oxygen, aud salts, it contains, but in the
relation which the several substances
are enabled by tillage to combine and
act on each other. A soil may be rich
in all these matters, and yet, owing to
their improper distribution iii it, they
can make no chemical combinations into
available plant food. A clay soil is 50
compact that, until it il made friable,
no matter how well manfred it may be,
no chemical combinations into assinila-
bic plant food can take place, owiDg4o
It's compact adhesivenyss. On the other
hand, soil may be so loose and sandy
that it has no affinity for ammonia,
which escapes through it to the atnlos-
phere, aud nothing short Of continued
bbatlons Of nltlogenouS manure can
keep such soil productive; hence, no
matter how rich the soil is in other mat-
tiers, when its nitrogen, actual or poten-
tlal. is exhausted, its fertility is gone.
Hence it appears why very concen-
trated heterogeneous mauures, like Peru
Wan guano, have such magical effects Oh
light, sandy soils the first season. Such
a soil, for the want of the aluminous
principle to hold the volatile ammonia,
is always grateful for every fresh supply
Of nitrogen in nearly soluble form, ready
to combine with other elements not vet
exhausted into the assiniabIe element
Of vegetable nitrition. \ clayey ioah,
having a strong affinity for ammonia, is
rarely SO exhausted Of nitrogen as to 70.
fuse to grow crops, if its mechanical
structure is only kept loose by the ap-
pIication Of vegetable matter, in the
form Of green ,sward or clover turned
under in the fall, So that the trosts Of
winter can aid III destroying its adhe.
slveness. When thus treated, the soil
holds the nascent ammonia from the de-
composing matter with such tenacity
that nothing but the roots Of plants eau
exhaust lt.-1mcr.caa Farmer.
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Words and Deeds.

A laughing child flung pebble into
the ocean. The water closed over it,
bat it left ripple on the wave, which
widened, ever widened, ever pressed
onward, until it had gathered in its wide
embrace all the waters Of the great deep.
And the little one knew not the mighty,
wlde-reaching influence Of the pebble in
childish play her band had dropped into
the shining wave.
We are children casting pebbles into
life's wide ocean, aud the ripples are
pressing on toward the great hereafter
To each, God has given a work to do
for eternity. ieverently accept that
work, cheerfully enter upon it. .
Not thoughtleSSly as the child hings
from its hand the pebble, let life's OPP
portunites be thrown away. Send
forth your words, your deeds, with pray
er, prayer winged with faith and love.
Living thus, your own heart will be
happy, other lives frightened, and God
honVred
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Infant Killed by a Cat.

AT Appleford, Mass, a few days ago,
a young child was smothered to death
in very singular manner, according to
a Boston paper: "a pet cat jumped
up on the cradle and lay down quietly
on the Infants face while the latter was
sleeping. The mother, who was sitting
near, was pleased with this exhibition
OF the cats affection, aid went and
called neighbOr to come and see them
lying thus quietly together. When she
returned she found that the child lad
ceased to breathe" 5 ... .'.
We have ourselves known hlole than
one Instance in which a child was near
ly killed, cat sucking its breath. In
each case the cat was found with its
mouth close to that OF the child. In
one case a,grown up person was thus
attacked, and SO seriously affected as to
produce wandering Of mind for some
hours.
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A Warming to Farmers.


The Toledo Blade offers the following
information to the farming community:
We learn that gangs of well dressed,
smooth tongued scsmps are travelling
over the country having with them a
model hay and manure feeder, with
which they are gulling farmers most
outrageousiy. Their mode of operations
is to visit the principal farmers, exhibit
their7model, sell iarm right to use il,
and give an order on manufacturing
establishment, where they pretend TO
have made a contract for the manufac-
turs Of the implement, receiving IN ex-
change the farmers ote, which they
Immediately convert Cinto. money, at i
and clear out. .i.3
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Faith and Sight.

When faith gets view Of the un-
searchable riches of Gods grace i'll, by
and through Jesus Christ, then the be-
lever longs to be in heaven to behold
the fountain head of all grace and glory.
Faith longs to cease to be faith. This
is strange and strong desire in be-
lever. oh. when shall | cease to he
believer, and become a Seerf When
shall The glass be done away, and the
tull.eyed vision Of glory succeed! When
shall both faith and hope cease, and love
fill their room :" ..,......... ..r.. ID