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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07
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Eublsu. IsBis WoGe, zine Rut. BON buntsltrau
rsr Garte ctns irssnb stwas gpeF:s an RG a.
tabsn. = Difists ID nod, iaps unb taite sril
8diber.-- Dian bat SnpaGt pas ft wsssstrte
ben fei.-@sribm glaGriGt baron gilt, lpa $40
Sslcbnuns srtaItsn.
@iaiam Mi(Itr.
Suli "a. 1860, BIN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07
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@irt bIfrrii s'8'bsn, bab Der llntsrSsdnsts ale
@eminiliratcr ron Der 5interlafenfhaft bes per.
tprbensn Yeisr Nopsr, fen. lsetbin BON eynn
8aunIfip. 9e&a @auntp srnannt mptten IT.
Nas D'ieniasn Sabsr. wslhs ned an bslastt
5interlaiisnf&aft ifulbis fio. 0nb blsrbur& auf
ssforbrt. nnsrtalb 6 gecGsn an,urufsn unb ab.
tubsJablsn, limb SolGe, bic NOD reGtmGSisr
5orosrunstn tatsn m5sen, linb aleltfatis Ct.
iuht eitislbs spatrsnb fsm ndmlidsn 5tIlraums
woblbslattst sinSubanSis,n an
9. S. Woper, Ibm'or.
Suli 10. 1866 no6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07

unlsr aar,sr Stcd purbe felt BEN neuliGsn
aauen bss @plbes sstauft unb mir lalsn als
Gotten pCn 8aarsn IHt .-t.
3pansi9 bic oreibi9 prcsent tiai9er
ab, als bteetten Daarsn nod TOR Sur;em foits'
ten piricncn, psIGs Waarrn trau&sn, ttun
putl, bel uns ocrsulprs@sn unb un1ern Stcd su
prifta. tspor Fs anpsrswc taufsn. sSir wsr'
ben
reeIi unb prpihpt
alIs Scrf tetanbeln, bic uns nit ibrsm 0rfu&e
bsetren, unb itnsn ale 8crttsilt bss Sinfsns
Der 0aarsn In tsrsr Sinild,t ans'esibsn laRtn.
traarrn werprn bloc fir paar psrkauft.
Infer aTOrtmsnt umfnet teinats ishsn @s'
asnfanb, Der ;im DRY 8ooos. uno Grocery
@tItGft stb5rt unb mir beatiiGtieen. sd Drsiien
;u psrfauisn, rcslde jsosm 8uncen, mag er bod
pber niebn, REID obsr arm isln, entfpre@sn.
60 linb bater gar dRsstabsn, bsn ..eroesn
8aor. .Siore" su bslu@sn unp bic gpaarsn unb
ber,n prslIs su prtfsn, ele&piel. Of iis @infdufs
mahsn pbsr bios bic WuRer uno Stple bsiihti'
asn ,po(lta Stba Mritel wirb nit 8eranisen
9sSsIst wsrbsn,-ss mntt fdns S@wlsrissdt,
bies su ttun.
fsy- Gr tS4as Yrsis pirb fir eautfspro'
butte trsablt.
s. 2iebtenpauner,
50. g1. Wcbr,
6. S. &eim.
Glsntaun, qpril 8. 1856. na1S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07

sritr @lafit, DrsfdmaIAinsn NIT Yftrpssspaltsn
srlter 0iits, alIe Sortsn Maldinsn. .Straps-9s.
Der pbsr Habtsr, Yfsrps, 5su- uno Sru6trs6sn,
B. Scrtrn Ssuablapsr. 5uttsrf6nsibsr. SSema.
l3tnsn, eanpwalS'n, gfla5e, @sl&fOrn'Ma'
lhnsn. II. {. tp.
@r S;rferiiet iste QIrt prn Ma1Ginsn auf St'
lelluns cpsr lefert bislebsn nls @Sent ppn ben
Wrffdtten no ile psrfsrttst werten.
Rcparaturen werpen auf bic btfs unb bau'
srbdftsas g8eiie an allen Sorten bon Wal6inen
auea.faurt as0 nlts Waf&insn bic f&On 3ubil
bic atbtSttn 9atr,,: I'm @'anse fab. fann sr mil
nsun 8srbfiirrunstn ptrIsp;n, ps,SS tie wtsofr 10
9ut arbsitsn tpis neae. Satsr ruTsi bel I'm an
ebe ibr fonitop bnsttt.
Danfbar flu bicbrr senpFsne ,abtrei6e ltnter.
iubars bofft er bur6 quite Arbsil bic fernsre @se
rc9rnaft pes Yutlitums gu perblenen.
IGsntppn. Rdi 20. 1866 ra3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07
@ali[her Nplilh !!

Di'fs III rae bsils Yalrr, fppmit man @ilb,r,
Dlriiine, Supfrr, 3inn unb onbre Mttaur In
Der ftrsefsn 3'it aan, rein pUr allen fSttdsn pub.
en- Fam. &c tuirb trrdsn aebraunt Gs .nt.
talt feline Gdurs unb ift tssbalb unfGasli& fir
eas @tfaiIt rptlds ben @Ians LANCE 9.it baltrn.
3u babtn tsi
S. g. 80 o fer, 2fpotbefer,
. einsiesr Mssnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07
nnffbIbareS Cement /! /.

0tffsr grtifd ipirb atipie jettr Saussrop
wilfcmmsn f.!a. glan fdnn tamit osFrot,.,.s
@ias. yGrs'lan, erf'nsei&Irr. sols, II. faI.
faisear itmsn. Bum 9srtauf tsi y "
: s. 3. @efty GrofbTer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07
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gSpQel1 : Manufaftur.

Wei cinsr am 81 Zen blelrs WonatS sstaltensn
Tfriamh!un3 Der Sicdbalhr tisfsr @cmpaants,
ru trn folasnoe Dirfcntn ernannt, Tim In ben be
nlGbaten Gounfdps Strd Gnibe!f su pntau.
fen - unh ss tDirO s,ptnidt bab Fe in enIarn
9Ecan lore rsfref!pn DIildfts fir rjsltn 3 md
edrhreIirn wfTp,n, ndmiid:
Saentaun.-Soiepp s. N:ubarb, B $.
Siumer.
SancSsr.--Gbwasb Strn. s. W. Setter.
Gal; 8.-War,tn Semmestr, 5risfriG
gota.
Saueon.-gal. g1easfr, a6ratam @si.
finar.
SbtrsWI tforb,-8'utn Std9lsr, gtarlst
TER.
Nisber'M aeunsie.-SOan -MaebrH,
6smY Barr.
Sbsr.W aeunsis.-Sptn 5cssl, Dapit
Smtb
g at.Wbett9au.-gtarIss @ennsr. So
Itpb Sammsl.
WOtO Bbstttau.-Ssnian,in Semmtl,
Sitom 8atiiet.
8aI&inston-g. Ystsr, u. g1sff. ps.
ter @ue.
9tteettsrs,-gparaim @lsssr. 9. s.
Sillsr.
Gynn-saeUb ssrn, 1oetUr eaYtor.
0owbtl q unb gBet Ienbura -Naib an
Ssirs. Sobn @ultetlcn, Sonas @ttinsr unb
Bent amin 9Sfiba.
Die rs1psfiprn Gommiitten iiab .aGtunssSotl
rrfu6t tis gun 13ten 4uaun. an Der Office pes
S6abmsihrrs gB. $. Sfumer. In 4lentaun,
Seh&t iitrr itr g9rfsn at,uliaitsn.
peter 6re6. Yrslosnt.
Suli "a, 1866. ra3ni
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07
ubren, Cad II Dre II
aassc eeSaaapeless.
Gilber QDaaren uub Wclebians.

Gil6er Waaren uub Wtelebians.
G9arGes g. WSaSveBs
SO. %, Sft Samlton Straee. se9en=
Gber Der Oeutfb 8eformirten &ir=
DE In laentaun,
Bouts bsm YubIitrm etrsrtisttsii anseietn
bae er loebsn bon Nsupurf suri;dssfstrt III. ui
sinsm lsbr ssoBsn Aiortsmsnt ppn @iitsr In lsi'
nsm @'I&Sftss s3psigs, ais
&0@olcenez anb SilbernesSa&:
(LM ubren pon a(len Senennunsen
sgsa2Gs BON Imerifaniiber uno gne:
lliber S5stfertieun9, fur Domen unit
Oerren, ".
20 ws einem iser srcbsn Enforcement BON bsr
sbten Stpss BON Supeirp
Silter unb platirte gBaaren,
msIGrs sufamu'sn NIT lsinem frd9sren Stod. nur
oas msif pcladnbieiie aGortmsnt BON @ltel
auematbt. bas nod je In btsfsm sanpestbeiI gun
8srfauf anestctsn plror.
Snesn, er al fsine @dtsr fdr 8ar8eIt
fault. 70 fttlt er puRGsrt bab CT bieielbe 70
wcblfeil penn Mot wOblfcttsr psrfaufsn fanh ale
eise tn geuporf cbsr philadelphia ssIGsbt.
Sspt. 10, 1865. nabs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07

Gin rsGt sutss Enforcement ben. Nanns. uni
Betbs'MlcrpeeO eetsr, audt esininslsbtr, ptlthes
400 tn 8ptsr 3sitstnsslsst trurhe, ;u babfn Bel
s. g. ,Wcfer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-07
Seller II. 8rD.
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Gin sldnsenbr Stpf ssn @aaren
.5as5y4& fbidlih fir ln. .a.
Sed,scits> uno Beburtstase. 6aben.
Sebs IL bic 3sit um bstns gtntdufs su ma9sn.
Der Stpd III eapalth nsu. 3,.a
9dbies unb 0ent's solbenen SaGubren.
Dir batsn bas fsinHs enforcement BON qapies
unb @ent's sclbenen Sadubren, bas ismais mad
alentaun ssbre6t wurre. a.
@pn Sil5ernen Safubren
babsn wir bas 9rSets 1fertsmsnt bas man isnials
e lin alsntaun ssisbsn bat. G8ir batsn
K<TS%Sy aud bic bsrGbnlte dnl.ritanit6e Sads
IT. .IHsubren on panb, rpie alle GtpIen non
SsSssass sustifa.n uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Cbidlidb flir Subsn ano gRdebsn.
sa SS@l0eleme
ils6srtrsTsn mir allies in SuanlitS unb 8srfbies
bennett rsr Issten GtptSn. Sieue uuo bdtlds Gtrtt
ocn eSoies pollen Gets non
9pellen. SbrrinSe nnb Srncelets,
9doies II. @ent's feline 9olbene 9etten,
9ent's iilberne Soften,
@ent's Scarf Spellen,
96oies eoloenen Sin9erbdte,
unb cine arcfe Ser6iscsnbttt ton flbtrnen 6tn9er'
bitten, Nsdlaees, 8sitfhneusn, GbarmS. &in9s DO"
rarem uno bSnsm @ntpurt pses!si&sn hen asmsi' aasr
uen 4ips. uro cine 9rcSs Serid'i'e'npe" "'
Sadsn, gu pislfah iu mslhs"'
0nn pIhfepern
.;, EN- orosss aiicrtsnlcnt. GbsnfaIs 9eiesns
up filber-. oclofrS, opn leper art p'oN9 Ial VIZ
eSeiss une gsannsents,
@rd6tise SiJberpaaren.
Gin bisrsm Had,s Hbsrtrifft untsr eted in Suanti:
tat uno 8erf5tsoruS:it bon Gtplsn. IUss mas reb
bis cabsr in pisfsr Stapt cfsrirt wurts, uuo :"Hh
n;dt fekisn, osn msift GtoIScffen gu bsfrtsst9sn.
S5oQe Sets uon Gbse Gets.
SUDDEN &6rbe,
SrG6te &6rbe,
Gafor6.
Ssitber @orb Stano6,
Gilbtr 9itber6,
glabm Gtehcr,
| gprup &annen,
Gott @ellars,
9olo uno 8ubp,
9inirte Spiier e6fel,
picfle 9abetn,
Sutter Mehern,
Sbee, Oeffsrts uno D
Sii6l6fel, &c.
Gpib> unb Iilberne Srluei't
batsu mir elm srsfss afcrtsmsnt. e.sts tennen
Gdb bier bic tsRsn mSbsn. uno fab ssn ben f-lg'"'
abtsu Stplsn.
llbrsn! llbren! lt9ren!
gBir BADEN bas. srSsts HfOrtsmsnt on Panb. oas
ned, ie.aals bier ,um 8ertauf au9sbcten puree. :
esute ps cine CUTE ubr BADEN wOasn. tSnnsn bier
hda bie aGertsfts taufen. Sic fno aus rrn Den
nsuffen Stplen.
gBir babsn oud tiu srcfTss dfortmsnt ron Sanep
9Baarsn an 5anp, su psitdaftis Su mdo.n.
9(usbeferungcn.
Ssoe art Sadubrtn, GSantubrsn unb Supslsn
rpsrosu ausssbsfsrt unc parrontirt.
.8eller Il. Sro.
eebeuft ben ptas Msubarb's alter StanS, 30
81 gpsii 6amitton Gtr., Allentown pa.
6. Seller. 9. .. Eeller.
December 10, 1865. ralS
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GenrD 6DpeQ

Sat feline Su&binbrs In bic @a[nps .Gtra.
be, 3rpiiGen Der 9tsn unb t0ten Struesn. @len.
taun, rfrlr9t. no sr ii:ts tsrsii III, all In ftin
6a@ stniS!a8snbe arbett prompt su psri&isn
!a.sso an ben bilisRen Yrsilsn su Ittfru. @uitrS.
8s fSnnen TN SuGiiobr gum .sesda Yatrot" OBS
ssstbsn tpsrSsn, BON NO aus man ttsfslts sinft.
ltt bslorssn rpirp.
Ipril "a, 1866. mai
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S6reib- b-Ydpier.

gine gang v5I ,$ lid, unb ls..s:rir,fI6s guss
wabl BON SGreit', SrIsf>, pofs. .vita-, es
gall unD SIa 9apisr-iowis iiterbaupt ollr ans
psre grten papiere. III fcsbsn on rem ,,YarIct''
SuGitOtr aussspadt worbsn. unb ta ter greie
rsS Vapiers felt bem S&lub bee Srisses etfaI.
fen t1. ne tpUblfsilsr gu faufsa ais stssem
8. g. 81 & pab 9, Net.
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B. GihtsnwalInrr & Go.

O. StushUtv"N"A% w ~
tennGriGtisen tisrinit bas gublifum, ba6 fe ben
friter ppn getsr 9Bennsr als @to,eries9aben pc.
eupirtsn @iore an Ger Nctbpf. @de bon 5amil.
ton unb @6tsr Straee iibanOnnsn unb asnlelttn
nit einsm auerleGensn GUrratts bon us-
C((en= unO 9roCerie= Waaren
ansefaat babsn. bic fe su bsm isbissn nisceren
Golp' 8atum faufttn. 70 ooB fie i'm Stanhe fino,
bebfutenb b1iesr gu psrfaufsn. ale anbere St0res,
pa Fe fsin attes unb ttsusr bssatltes 3sus Be-
Teen, eas In bic SBbe sstrsben spcrben mub, Inn
Bslua I'm @ faufepres su permeipsn. Sir
babsn fsins altsn @aaren an 5anp, absr folsfn'
be nruer
Ssiberfoffs, Delaines,
Gtalliss, Wotatrs, -... g.
ed&Rias Baarsn, alpaeas,
@Uplirs. Raitune, ..-.-
Aus aaiFrunse se.Nrtifsl. gRsibe SBaaren,
2snsse Waarf,, Grautr Waaren,
9eilstsD Dsden, Gcilet. SeppiGe,
g'annS 3fuss, Snabsn. stOffs,
Carpets, Sccp 9firte
NMSaastiiGfr, Drfs '9f''nmin8s.
;.-n. >s.lr gBaarsn tps.ren 3u ben nieorsaen
poitn S,r.~~;t. @"0 'F 00tra'9'S 81" auSs'
M :tnsS AGcrttmsnt pSsa
GiGsr, Gafimrrs, Sailln:'tts, asR'a@p
Scans u. {. IL.
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8tbeln /! 8tbeln!

Cine terrliGs Guswatl erueer unb tlsinsr
Sibeln iii,s ben erbaltsn pprbsn unb rret bigi.
ger als'is' EN- 3a perfaufsn, an Dem pUblfiilsn
SuhfOpr BON
3. 50. Rboabs, Not.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-11-30

The FORMER BEpQuILr OF OUR Co,rI
sESr. Agassiz comes to the conclusion
that the continent Of North America was at
one time covered with ice mile in thick
ness The proof Is that the course of the
Allaghany range Of mountains is glacier.
worn on the very top. excewn few points
which ore above the level Of tho icy mass.
Noun, Washington, for instance, is over
COCO feet high, and the rough, unpolished
surface Of its summit. just below the level
Of which glacier.marks come to an end.
tells us that il lias its head alone above the
desolate waste Of ice and snow. In this re
gion, then the thickness of the sheet can.
not have hecn much less than 6000 feet,
and this is in keeping with the sumo kind
Of evidence in other parts Of the country ;
for, wherever the mountains are below 5000
feet, the ice seems to have passed directly
over them, while the few peaks rising on
the height are left untouched. Lego
The glacier, he argues. was Gods great
plow, aud when the ice vanished from the
land, II lct II prepared for the hand Of the
busbandman. The hsri surface Of the
rocks was ground to powder, the elements
Of the soil were mingled in fair proportions,
granite was carried into the lime regions,
lime was mingled with the more arid and
unproductive regions, and soil was pre-
pared fit for the agricultural uses Of man.
There arc evidences all over the poplar
regions to show that a, one period the heat
OF the tropics extended all over the globe.
The ice period Is supposed to bs long sub.
scquent to this.
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HAVING A PURPOSE.

Youngstrr-school.boy, clerk or appren-
tice-a word or two in your ear II you
desire success in any important matter ap.
pertaining to this life, you must have a pur-
pose-a determination that You tciil achieve
success. You may be poor, friendless, un.
known-your clothing scant-your stomach
half filled-your place rnay he ut the foot
of the ladder no matter whatever your po-
si,ion may be, 10 your duty in II, stoutly
and pcscveringly, with your eye fixed far
ahead and upward.
Keeping the purpose before you that you
,siu rise, he olcdicnt to your employer, ut.
,entivc to your business, obliging 10 your
shopmntcs, and courteous to strangers and
seize every opportunity to improve your
heart, your mind and your workmanship
Do no sighting. no hiding defects, aiming
ut perfection. Watch those who arc skill
full. and strive to equal and excel them.
Secure the friendship Of all by deserving IT.
Allow no opportunity Of rendering service
to pass without improving Il. even II Il cost
you some labor and selE.denial. l'e Of use
to others, even II In small way; for q time
may come when they may be Of service to
you. A sol6sh man may get ahead faster
than you; but sel6shness 10 con.emptible--
and when you achieve your object nobly.
you will enjoy il. and be respected.
Always bear in mind, that chsnctsr h
capital. To gain this you mus bs 70 scrs''
pulously honest that you would b. - Will
Ing to put live Goals 10 your pocket " q
penny that Is not yoan. Nsvr run IN dehs;
do without whs, you cannot at once pay
for. even thongh you should suffer rome
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what No matter whist the amount OF your
earnings may be, ays . portion every week,
and invest IL In savings bank OF good
standing; twill grow, and will stand you
In good stead some day. Better temporary
abstinence and constant plenty sferwsrd,
than uneaned present comfort and future
perpetual want Never lie openly or GOV.
enly, by word or action. A liar may de-
ceiye his fellows = himself never. Con-
scious Of falsity, a liar can have no selfre.
spect ;-wi,bout selfrespect, reputation can
not be achieved.
With noble purpose as tho end Of all
your actions and with action becoming
your purpose, your success Is merely a
question Of time, - always provided you
have some bruins and abundant common
sense.
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. Ior the Union / Journal
CORRESPONDENCE.

Mn. Enron: The Agricultural Depart.
ment at Washington has correspondent
in every county Of the Union, except
portions Of the South, who reply to ones
iions forwarded from the Dept each month
These questions embrnce the condition Of
the growing crops, tho quantity and quail.
ty OF those hsrveste,l-the number, con
dition and price Of domestic animals, &c.
The Monthly Repors-a pamphlet Of 30
to 40 pages-arc based on these county es.
timates.
send you for publication summary OF
the returns Of live stock and crops for 1866
as compared wirh the census Of 1860, and
also with the estimates Of 1865 in the loyal
States lrcceive two copies Of the Report
for distribution.
Yours, u. G. o. SMITH.
South Parsonsfeld. Nov. 90, 1866.
The tables for farm stock are compiled
from returns made in February and sum-
med up as follows: "Our depreciation in
farm stock since 1900 is estimated at ten
per cent. for horses, twenty per cent. for
mules, seven per cent for cattle and twenty
per cent. for swine. The number Of sheep
has doubled in the northern Suites in the
same period"
Later returns from the South give for
horses 65 per cent, mules 20, cattle 65
sheep 80. hogs So per cent. The southern
returns make about the same comparative
exhibit Of crops as Of live stock. The cot
ton crop Is estimated ut 100000 bales
while the wool crop of the Union Is some
twenty.eight millions Of pounds short of
homo supply.
The corn crop Of the North bids fair ia
he the largest ever grown, but II was injured
one or two tenths by frost. In 1850 there
were five and half bushels Of wheat to
each individual; In 1866 the estimates poin,
to five bushels to each inhabitant. Hay Is
less in quantity than last year by from one
to two teutis. The yield Of oats has
never been equallcd. The minor crops
are above the average of past years. The
inference is-plenty Of food at full prices.
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.In Inning the hettle from the hrs scalded my.
self very severely - one hand almost 70 crisp
The tortur. w,s unbearable. The Mexican
Mustang l.iniment relieved the pain almost in,ne-
diatsly. IL healed rapidly, and let very iittie
CHAs. posrER. 42o broad st +, Philada'
This is merely . sample OF what the Mustang
Linment will do. II is Invaluable IN all cases OF
wounds. swsllngs, spralns cuts, bruises, spaVins'
cts. either upon man or beast.
Heware of cSunteraeits. None 10 gsnuine un-
less wrapped In ane s.eel.plate engrAvIngs. hear.
the private stamp Of DExAs BARNES Co., New
York.
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WHAT Din Ir,-A young lady, returning to her
country home after q sojourn Of Jew months In
New York, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of rustic, flushed face. she had . SOFT,
and instead OF ~, she really appeared but ". she
told them plainly she used llagan's Ma:noiia
Balm and wculd not he without It. ANY lady can
using this article IL can DO ordered OF any drug.
yist Tor only 80 cents.
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"Youns man, do you believe in future
sta.e!' "in course ] docs; and what's
more. ] intend to enter into Il - soon a.
Beisey gets her things ready" "Go TO,
young man, 30 to-" "Gotvoi-ifh wasn't
for the law against bissmy. whip mo Il !
wouLint 70 dozen. But who supposed.
deacon, that man Of your ago would give
such advice to man just ssarsing in liie!"
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ST-Isso.-X-The amount OF Plantation Bit
ters sold In one year Is somewhat startling. They
would an Broadway six feet high from the Park to
eth street, brakes mandatory Is one Of the In
stltutions OF New York. IL 10 said that Drake
painted all the rocks In the Eastern States With his
eabalistic "S. T-is60-X."A and then got the old
figuring the face OF nature" which giyes him mo-
uopoly We do mol know how this 70, but We do
kno the Plantation Bitters SELL ~ no other ar.
teie ever did, They are used ny eli classes Of the
com nunlty, and are death on Dyspepsia-certAin,
They are very inviyorating when languid and weak.
s%RaTSGa SPRING WATER. sold by sll Druggists
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All who value q beautiful head ofhair and Its
preservation from premature baldnss. AMI turning
gray, will not hil to use Lyons celebrsted Ma
thairou. II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
eradicates dandruff aud causes the hAr to grow
with luxuriant beauty. II 10 sold every where:
u. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. N. y.
SARATOGA SPRING wATERsold by all Druggists
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are, thus tries his hand at tho "mashssn,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo was - clever . chap
As In Verona could be met,
Unluckiiy no had the hap
To fAll In love with Juliet.
Juliet WAS the nIeest girl
That ever man had for daughter
Eyes Of lustre, teeth Of PEARL
Do you wonder Romeo sought hsrf
Montague was Romso's surname.
But tho lady wss cspaisti
And the chish Of his and her name
Never together horses could set.
So, you see. the course Of true love
Was rather rough for this young couple,
For fAlr Juliet, Snowy dovs,r
And for Romeo, 1.-the and supple.
Supple Romeo climbed the high wall
or the garden for 10 court her,-
Didn't mind his pants st slD
There his aery VOWS hs suore phsr,
Till, at last she said she'd ny her
Fathers house, with her dear swain,
To seek the cell Of their old frlar,
who made one flesh out Of the twain.
Romeo, returning from the altar.
Killed Jealous Tybslt In frayi
And, therefore, TO escape hslteD
Had to cut and run way.
Then her father gan 10 crowd her,
With another man TO we'd
80 she took . Dover's Powder,
And betook herself 70 bed.
On the day set for the we'd
ding, came the guests" The moro the mel
risr -
But soon they gathered round her bed
And found they'd only como TO bury her.
When Romeo saw. within her tomb,
The saddest sight man e'er set eyes on,
lie lay beside her In the gloom,
And took stin glass Of cold plssn.
Cefsra dssunt.
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MEDICAL.

AauA pg MAGSoLIA. - The prettiest thing the
sweetest thing" and the most OF II for the least
money. IL overeomes the odor OF perspiration !
s0f,en' and adds delicscy to the skin delight.
full perfume allsys headache and Inflammation.
and 10 . necessary companion In the sick room. In
the nursery and upon the .ollet sideboard. II
can be obtained everywhere at one dollar per bot
Ssra,ssa sprI.s Water, sold by all pruggIsts.
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Nrch.nics' anil Iahorers' Train vii have baiienoi
daily AZ dOo A. ", a@l Saeo at aus, arriving In f~ussi
AT 6-l0. -.
Rruruins, uii leave r<,isad kr Biltstrd and Inter
m.Iiste stations at $50 Y. VI.
frrisht Train ~ith Passenger Car saehet, uh cA'e
Portland at 10 A. NJ r Sseo AMI Bhiietf and reufn-
iuy le.y, Bsiietrrl at $50 anil Sseo at $50 A. VI.
~. fsres Gents Le-s ~hen Tickets are PurehAsei
ct the utaee, than when pad IN The CArs
fRANCiS CHASE,
SUPkRISrgSDgNf.
poRyt Avn, Nov. Ist, 1884. to.su
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Ileimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF the
hair and changes u to Its original color by de-
rrees, All instantaneous dyes dsaien and injure
the hair TIeimstreets IL not dys, hut Is certain
In its results promstes its gro~th, and II beau
tifal HAia DREssISG, Price 80 cents anu $lO.
SARATOGA SPRING WATERS sold by all Druggists
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NEW
STEAM LINE
BIDDEr0RD, SAC0 AND BOSTON

The dne A Propeller CENTER
csSL-S PRISE" made her first trip To
boston Monday evening last.
REauL,R DAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
From Rildeford & Ssco, From Boston,.
Tuesdays & Fridays Mondays \ Thursfs'
For freight or passage To Boston. at present,
,pp,y ON board to Capt. Y. W. Leavstt, at ISL
anil Wharf
For freight or passage to s'eo or bddehrd'
apply To Capt. Croeker. Agent, Battery Wharf,
Brstun.
win take passengers to and fromtL Pool on
her regular trips.
Biddsford, July iith. 1906. ~
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LYoS's EXTRACT or PuREJ ANAIcA GINaER-f for
I.digestion, Nausea. Heartburn, Sick Headache
Choiern Morbus, SC. where u warming, genial stim.
uiant Is required. Its careful preparation and
entire purity makes 10 cheap and reliable article
for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at ~ cts.
SARATOdAsPRIN WATER, by all druggists
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ROMEO AND JULIE

Our Comic Poet. who has been reading shak
spesrs, thus tries his hand ct the "mashssn,