davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
slus 4-senufplpania.

9arristur9, II. Nprtl. - Scr Sen
gorfer GrprrB3ug npf Der 2etauun 8aley
8abn traf feute bei &utberforb eiten @artt.
r9ageH, tpelaer paa 0eleie Freu;te ui1o 9l6ya.
BAN gtn8t Elm 8arruer purbe aetSptrt, nab.
reno peien Sota fbwerc 0srlebungen er-
bteIt.
5euts 9insen 260 6ofoaten ron ZEN GAY
ItaIs 8arradsn mad New Msrito al.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
sSerrn 0apis, s1ain 9iner.

Sir bubtu bon tieitr gtsbicin oft in iebr Icbeatsr GSsi.
is seirrc&eu NIB bc& Paben mir sb.niC oft ssfiblt, tas,
mas mir and gu i9rsr GmpfsBtanS fassu, INNER nod
ni&t oeuuo it. Gs 1T cine ~terieuissn Waebiciusn, ben
beneu mir aus Grfabruns ipre9eu tSuusu, bsnu mir pa.
Ben fe oft beuutt ulD jsbssmaI NIT benz sntiGiebeufeu
GrfcIs. @ir BADEN ben pgoiu ailsr4 INNER ,us
SGub, uas mir b0Iteu ibu ui%t nun ftr zines Der bstsu
nnb saperISiFsteu @ittsI, iOnbsrH aud fit ems Der Bill
IigftsH.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
MuS Merigp.

5oOann, Is. april. Grra Cru; tpirb
nod belesert uno ss herrI6t bte 6ittsrlts Nct6
nnter ben Gtnrptnern. Sine Gn,aGl Diff
sisre boben e5 uufseseber, BITE Stabt uub Sole
9uan fsrnsr gu oertbeicieen. Nm 81. y. 81.
iruybe Vustla BON 8prfric Ola, erpbert.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
8uuoe sBauptitaot.
8afRtH9tUn, II. Nprtl.
Senet.

@ntbpnp bsantragte Die 8srtaeune bes
Genate5 BON Opunsrfas auf 6reitag gu Sevs
iaiebsn.
Sumney beantraete Gsrfaisburs bis
Sam8tag.
Die Nutrdge blie6en sOrsrf lieaen.
G6enio cine Adtmurt auf bic Mnfraae, rb
eta 8eamtsr btr 9tesieruns etne Meinnng
btnFAtli3 ber NuStp8ua1 Der @smtrrtsir3,
5un9atiu obsege5en bats.
@uf 6reltngbuYfen'8 @ntras truroe
has aferbau. Gpmite inlfrutrt, TIT ni11er
@eIFpn 3t tsrt@ter, Of cas- Nferbau.S spar,
teJteRt Mot wiytiamsr gema6t tperbsn t6nne.
Darauf @rscuttpfburg.
GrecIii5fTtIHS.
Der Senat beRGtigts 9sute ole Grnennuna
beS 0m. s.. @mit6 gum SnneEe 9ttptnue
@6f1Or fir ben erfen Diitrift BON MarpIanb
unO p%ertuarf Die @rnennuns Res Nlfrp Sill
rnur CUNT Warine Ssamten uno HE 0es NI'
FREQ Srtg gum 3OIamtSrssipv Bon Y6ila-
bsIp6ia.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
IIutb int zusausbonna.

8itGtGmspOrt, pa, II. gpril.
3ebn go9en ots bier lter BEN J(uB sebautsn
0ebrs fao fCrt8eIdNpRinmt wsron unb cine
9rOBe Quantitdt s0n Sreitsru, 8ctlen uno
@srfbVl3 treibt bier rOrbei. Der TluB tit Il
SUP bph unb mG@lt t1ali1.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
GeIbdrncrS.

Gtnetnnott II. Ipril. = 0aicr s..
q. @oOcpin, frl6er Ma9Or BON @OOiustOn
uno lpdter Staats1snatOr non 6.ntrfg bs9tn9
Aeute Sslbfmprp. Der Mann mar "a Sabre
cit nnp fennt mar tsiuea @rnnb fur bieIe
5aapIuns.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
0na mpuen.SutersHe.

GIebetanb, 8, II. aprtl. 9ie III,
i%octattpn Der 8oubGuoler bielt BIER lore Der,
iammluug. Die S4ur ts5 lsbten Sa6res
rpurpe auf 70 M1ta. 9funb sei6bdt, mel6e
Den 9urhT4nttapreia BON IS Gts. per gfp.
bra6len.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Aacutur Der
Bur Madridt,

4 Sur Mabridt.
Dit rem Steamer ,OeutifIaus@ emsftugen
Ae&te tdrfiibe 3peti4sn, b66miI6e Eof .ISirnea, srcs'
idGfi&e Qinieu, griiue unb selhe grtien, sslpaItsnt
O. G Grbien, Gaso, SaferSrise, girnbereer NuoeIn
10 itaIieniiGe Macearoni, @i8orisu, Wei3eueries
& 9erIse,f e in alien Numms,u, Gamilsn
Wa@bolberbeereu, Wio5nf, Siu1meIs
Gaaarisns nnb Sanf Gamer, @bo,
cpIahe, Satat>Oei &C., H.,
peIGs grtitsl mir Gum biIiUfsn 91artiprliis on ggieSsr
~UertSuf.r empfePleu. ~.s ssi
f 80. NSbeI i ban Res
Smprrtsure Bon curop6iI9en PrpSufteu,
15u1r;. 6 ST9 ID, Baltimore @5tp.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
elmer tpcHier6aItenen Saus- @inriatuus in gir. 447 Msai.
i~abuistts Goeuue, jipifGen g.. rnb Z. Strase, AZ ZEN
gta3Iaiie bes Srn. ferdinand Nii9IiustanS sebSrig.
Giettas, 10. aprir, 8crmittass 10 u6r eeraeisere i'd
am rben9suannten @lase elm DcnfGnbisss afortiurenr
Don ItSteln, rcrunter DaInus 9onirten nit Ntaruor,
platte %nIaifiren 2GeluuB Gtrnnt, Gcfa bon geaInnS mi:
Saarta9 NIB grmFtbL 6 serolferte etit6te bon spaInus
elm e5esdntcr s&reifpuIt ton @alInnS OR 500 setrfet,
Elm eihuer gGreietii6, Yarlor. Sfeu, 99ree @.t 1apeGirt
GeppiG, Matteu, SeItu4, Centre Glide nit Mta,ncr.
piatten, @stHGe, SettlaSeu, 6eberbst:er, StibIe nit 0tcf,
unr SoISfse, Silcer, 3lIouiteu, gpieBel, tt9ren, .Si9er.
uub 64lsffuSsusO efsu, 9cr;enan uuO @lastpuarep.
Gruer eixe Barrie 9pI3 utb Cole &c. &C.
SeoirsIrsen taar.
S. oil man. go, Whit.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Sanefaound.

Ser r@erunania 2ebsnssgerT6erunss z@eieni&aft Srn
Nep gcrt" uub ibrem Gsenten 9rn. Carl Streni&al
ueiuea Dant fir bic pronlpts Iussabfuns Der 8ert&e.
rnnss!uu-ute utetner am %. NiG,3 berfrrbeuen Trau
0iarb Stwinb. meG1e 6 giUnate betF9ert mar. Sd
tam bic @eieni9uft rur befens e~upfeblen.
in1W BbiIitp Shntn6.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Sole Il, tn, Dan.

@t.0aul, @inn., 16. Npril. Sole In
tie Oap, Der GbippsUa.5 GuptItns, lit iUe6sn
pom Baibtn9tCn an9etcmmen nnb bra6te
fetne weibe 5rou, Die sr ii9 In Der Ride
stnss 0%aibinStUnsr 5ctsls sebOIt Bat, NIT.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Die Baltimore M%1ercantiGe 8ui(bing
MfTDrfdftOu

Die Baltimore M1ercanttle 8ui(Sing
StfOctattcn
BAT ft4 tur& bic WaPl ~fclgenber 8eauten ~crsaniFrt:
4rGItbent:
3c6u q 8etSiu, IL ......... bon 9 sIbtn & Dfarser.
SicsprdFteat:
Graucis W9eDppsG. ......, bon 9. DleDOpsl & 60
9aiTrer:
GariueI Bar;6.
Yrrfurotnr:
@cbert 9rloStprcneb Ssere.
Gstret1r:
u. Summer, agent Der r@ermania Gcuers8erF9eruu88s
@efenf@eft".
Direftcrium
9'6n 6enrb 9sere, IT,; g3ilbetm 3acre; Sern7anu we6r;
Geo 9 2ifeutel Tr; gsiIt. 6e ie, BON Saiie h Go; q $
giartin, BON Wtartiu & gDif9nlsper.
@niDlIt beS Direrto7iurs.
9oba Senrp 2eeue ir.
Da BE Nntbaite Der rNfercartIs GuilSing 4Iiociaticn
Sr | inb 2" RiGt ras5r iut Mattte 1Ino, Is tperteu aGe
Disisnissn, pet6c it On hieisa 9niituten b.t6eiliaen
pcueu, barauf auiuterfiaut seuladt ta5 bieler 8aupereiu
f4 iest oF ~cerieIten sleidberettistsn rnb Srtt5ei 9aften
@ruuOlaSe O~rSaHifirt sat. Das Rubtitum Tam int SD
reau beS Brctaratcrs, go. Sc CT. Baalfr., 4 36aren
nSrbIi@ bon garatcsafr.. nrG ant9eile a,lbuen NIB aud
8pufitutiOhen 3ur Giafitt lit @mpfars ns9rler. Der
Sereiu SerIarlHelt f9 bort ieteu @puta gbarb 8
u9r. 9m Nrftrose
Sctn u. BeIbin IT,, BrSi.
m'-S ARNOLD 6 II NJ ri er, Setr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
%lO0lllnltOll. .. Z.

sSn 2S0Ihtngtpl Dgltebe man 8eItefNugcn
I1ir ben tGallGcH anS mathematician "9SeGer"
lSnbicsiSi6ien Uie Wu3eigen) brrM ben @geNten
Orn. g. S. YSIehfelat. AGO Is Ctr. III rinfhem
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Ueue G~nSetgen.
o.. Qutb. SreinioFeif9sS Anle.

aureIburseu neuer G&Srer nm gIufHaBne in bic 60.
2utb. 0reeini9feitssG @uIe perSeu i'm 0aufe eieier Bc9s
in Der G@ule entsesenSeupmu1eu. Der ueus GURUS bes
9iuut Dieuftas, %. IrriI.
So-mp D.. Grdtt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

ETKM Setter BON 9aben finben einen
NEAN9cnblut Qlberuep 3EbtoGieu auf Der Garm
sM~WXFbes San Bietp GiDls. trfrfa
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

Der 8abillpn nuS a~trGun,ise 8Ias gu glsmout ID
lest fur 8eIn6er cfen. G5.pBs @ct6 reitun9en ftnb sc,
~troffsrs fur tie Accommodation fir Sic Gics, Earties.
Bale unc PriedtsGeeuid afteu, fpeIGe einen Gag an ties
I'm an9ene9men @late Sr5utrtnssn piiniG.r. @ebc6ene
S9ass rereen git ben anHe5m6arFea Breiien aufgetii6t.
Rattien, nel4e ben Blat fppie he 8crte Bum Grans-
fort ;n babsn riini4sa, ruEsen fG an bic Office auI
5us Der z. Str. merben.
18lp1nt 6raut 70 artimcut It, uateruebmer.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

Das Direftcriuul bes glGsent. Deutiaen G~aiienber-
ems SerIumrtsIt fG beute, Donnerfas, Is. Sc, gseubs
8 lbr i'm Waiien9aufe 81 auserorSe ntliGen Gsi6Sfteu,
Iaut zines Sei9lufeS pom 7, Gprtl.
10 So. &rdtt. Gsfr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
0erfauf

Dur9 S. @pImIn & 6 o., &~ntticnGr,
No. 29l unb 2s3 Henni. Ise., inii&en 9. U. 10. Ctr
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Ncine8 GceD OecfbIatt!

G5en per Steamer e.baItsu cine f9Sne gnsipn9l pri
feinen Conn. Brarpers uu6 bon BEN aneemein beIiettei
@rounb asaf tobacco re1t bilis unb gut bel
0nfenh q N x h
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
QemffMe @MnfbIher

Iieftrs id in srOster apspabI. @ataIrse gratis.
18aplmt 6. Steiaer in Nep gorf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

O. Nadete MAO europa bon teber GrBse ODE
@stUt@t terbea prrmpt befSrbezt hur@ beGrpeSttica bes
ssDe6es.s
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Tetnc Eabafe !!

9aUaua Hufarbeiter bon a~ussysei4ueter Qualitdt unS
6ar6eu. iofrie au9 CARA ! unb 2 cut bon Gbnli9er @Ite,
fcsten sr5aIten rns binis III baSeu Eel
9ofepb S@r5bsr,
sar- 81 Gr9ange BIacs.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
JOLn s. MieSFetbt's
Oensi6s 8u4banplun9, 3eitun8s. gBentu
nno Qet0bibIiotbst nrbR .
8 II cD b / II B G r G /.

Den: acesrtcn gutIitun 6ierr1it sic e~rsesesFc gussisc,
Sas ID msinen oubesu @ei9SfteE ROD cine
8H~9binberei
Pirsuesff9t babe ure Gle in sieiea GcG eini9lasenher
gr6siten rIonpt, bini9 unb nit 3 T srSB;eu accuratelIe
~anSItpren fam, nm 10 nj er, ba i1 Sru. 8. e E + M Z.
| II [ ais Rerffibrer eneegirt babe.
I'm 3sPlrsite aaftsGse bittet
8 uns19-- 2. e. WifSfsYtt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
6leiDe


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800 gan; ponene @aiIimir @eIten 3u So 90
500 gang tpCOsns Gaifmir Splen su 100
200 8naben Saden, gang prlen. 80. 3 90
800 anabsn 9clen, gang wrlen -. 2 90
$50 Rnoben Auslge, gan; potsn -. 4 90
300 anaben Nnjise, gang ptGsn -. 5 90
$50 &nuten an3ass, sar3 upacn -. 6 90
so anaben Gallimir gln5isr. 90
100 &naben @aiiimir Ansise, 9lnswabI s co
100 &nOben Gniise, EXTRA fetn. -. 9 90
100 anaben &n3aae, EXTRA fein 49, 10 90
100 Snaben In5ise, feiner Iran;. GaT. II 90
so anaben Gn5tiSc, srtra 90 DO II 90
so anobsn ansise, snslii@sr eoiI. Is 90
100 5erren 9lnSase, %afIOrtirt. $3.50 10 90
100 9erren ansise, sinsrlsi @trH. ...1 Is 90
100 Serrsn an3iss. sunS rulsn. -. 10 90
100 9srren Ausise feline ensliIae. (. 20 90
100 Ssrrsn ansise ertru fem eusIil8 % 90
100 Serren @nsi8e, fem frans0Fi6. .25 90
100 9srren Mnsase, EXTRA fem frans. 80 90
aae obeusenaunteu @aursn Iub gu BADEN BET
Sntit9, 4rus. & Gu,
MarrnOr-9nN
lap SO. 88 MnO 40 G. Balttmursav.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
sGnseiac,

ENWdStJeI
Dae bisber ;tpiI9en ben llAtersei@netea inter Sem gas
men rGs. % on & SSbns" ~EefeFeube Gem asuies
@eS9Gft tpnrSe Pente na4 SsgehicitiSeu te6srsiufommeu
aufsslSf. q. s. M n tritt aus; 90. u. MafpR
Seea9lt one G@nlben uuS taffEt ale ausfSnte Elm.
Baltimore, l. Getr. 1857. 8.@. Naion.
%. q. Mafcu. s
81. 6. @afou, friSer Stterer gfccie Der Girrna u.
Iaiou & SSbne, Pat bas 2Bcs. Mc9OnbraplGe @taez
lriemeat In $50. as u. AZ %. @rattfr. uno go. 81 1baz
uesfr. set0uft, unr bort anf isireu gcauen bic 9ates
rel iCrt;ufHbreu. eanse @sfGGftss@rfaEruus btfaFist
ibn, ieeen ~eesErten Suncen ~sufrieeen 81 fslen.
SD psrbe fets pcrrStPis babet Gin sltes Aiicrtimeut bon
GEaIIers, gitrcueusPicnics, 9alters@raGers;
SObas, 3u6er=, @binturser, Sa5u. @raGersj
ScoIfeus unb G@iffSrcb Iuterns, @atsrs
Hcnics GraGere;
1bees, Suder<, i&cttii&e, 9uspsr-Getesi
SnstrersS @nopps, 9uulblesG @nafps, SluSlss;
Sn9rersNitfe &C. &C.
I'm s~eueisteu 5uipruG eriu&t
U. 6. Mafrn,
Wrs9U 45u, AZ u. Rratter. uuS 81 &~baHssar,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Sl1EiDmt.

$. g oil N g. g o., @utt.
3. 6. Srocter, RerfGufer.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Oer(anOt uR0 ge(uG6t.

s1z@ p S~Igenten,
Gubicribtrten Gaumler uab @siienbe tperSsn aur Der.
%breitHns beuti@er 8lGer uub 3onrnaIs in allen 81 siIer
Der Union seia6t BON
y 18ap1mt 6. Gtetaer In Stem golF.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

Infer erOGeS &a0er
ucn @rrbeaur unb @ette Sauterre
% Ii e n 1T eanseH unb eaIssu ESIeru, 8prteaur
@Iarets, 3Peins uno $fGI3er Bsiuen
in allen Treieu NIB 0e,padanseh Sort SEerrb
uuo Wt a BctRen in alien Gaalitateu, ioa
ME rnier eaSer in allen anbera 9 | n rel eucfeblea
WisbercertaIfern si biuisfsu @larttpreiiau
WSbeI& Res,
SurcrteHre Il. Gambler IN qseiasn II. 9iageureu,
urs15S $40 N. Baltimore Str.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

r MAKE Cows GfIzr MuE.-A
writer. who say, lis COWS give all
the milk flat Is wanted in his tami-
L It eight persons. and from which
nae made two hundred and sixty
pounds Of butter during the wear.
gives tAc following a. lis mode 81
treatment. Ii is ,hcap and worth
~ Least trial :-'. lt.yau desire to
at . large Weld III ricl, milk. give
.aw COWS. three times q dav, water
slightly warm, in which bran ha-
been stirred III tho rate ii one quart
= 81, gallon u water. lou VIII
ti9G, Won have not tried this daily
practice, that Your COW viii give
twenty-five per cent more milk i'm
lavdiatvly under the effect of II:
aud she viii become so attached IL
tho diet a7 IT, refuse t. drink clear
water, unIes- very thirsty, bGt this
mess she Will drink almost ut amy
time and ask tornore. The amount
81 this jriuh necessary i an orllua-
IS WATERFALL tuiI each time, NOR
ming, noon and night. Your ami
nal vii then IL her hest III dis
.o3utiu4the lactyal Four hundred
pounds 81 butter ara "3fvu obtained
from gaol stock, auj Instance have
I.au mentioned where the Weld
s> even m a higher ijcrc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
KIT CHEN &, @ RIDE !.

KIT . HE N & @ EN-.
C,ax BsEAD.-One quart ofmilIs,
four eggs, two table spoons OF su-
.<ar. one tea spoon Of soda, Mix with
meal Is thick rs sponge cake.
CREAM TARrAn CAKE.-OHe cup
# sugar, two of flour, one Of sweet
milk, one egg, one tablespoon Of
butter, two tea spoons Of cream tar
ar, one OF soda.
COFFEE produces congestion Of
Ire brain, palpitation and indigcs-
ion, but IN the long run is less mix
chievons than either green or black
ten.
TnE UsE OF SALT y FEEDING
CArrLE.-Although some deny val
&c 10 the use of salt as food for man
4 beast, vet the experience Of thou
mds Of men in the daily use of II,
and hundreds of cattle breeders in
) use for stock, proves that there
Il craving for it among animals,
hatever may be its cause The
tacord here given Is one more Of
lditionaI testimony in lis favor;
sld as salt costs but little with Us,
It is rive Of Il as much as We find
beneficial 70 the stock. - Farmers
Advertiser
CURE roE CAKED BAG ~ Cows.
Take lime-Watcr. about the con
sistency 81 thick wliitewash, and
put it into an earthen plate, add
about the same quantity Of lin~ced
oil, heat them well together with a
ease knife till they are thoroughly
mixed Apuoint two or three times
lTdav, rubbing it we'll in. | have
used i Tor many years. Last sum
ncr 4 ncighbor had Il young sow,
With pigs Her bags were - hard
&c thought she would die. | pre-
jared him some Of the mixture;
md i'll a few DAYS She sucked and
ai.cd her pigs, he having ted them
With spoon while their mother
VAS sick.
\ WlIzKtE AEorr TIE AGE OF
iIoBzes. The editor Of the Rural
World saws: ~ short time ago
SIC met a gentlemen from Illinois,
who cave us 4 piece ct information
IN regard to a~ccrtaining thu age OF
horse, after he or She has passed
tie ninth year, which was new to
~, and viii be. We are sure, to most
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

CLIMAX! CLIMAX!!
Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
letter, Pimples, and all Erup-
lions of the Skin. For Sore
Breast or Nipples, Cuts, Sprains,
Bruises, Burns, Scaids, Chap
ped Hands, &C., 1T makes 3
perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-Iaving per-
fectIy eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound Of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put up in
larger boxes fer the same price
than any other Ointment.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. White & How
land, Proprietors, So Liberty Street, New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
.FEESEg gE.ECEsEEsS

and Dealers will be furnished with Sheet Music. In
struction Books. iiauos, Organs or Melodeuns, q
NHOLESALEPRICES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

Send for Illustrated Price List Of Instruments ana
Catalogue Of New Music.
Address orders. o. 7. WILLARD.
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer at 54T Broad
way, New York. Ut
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
Vegetable SiCiIian Hair Remover

Has stood the test Of screen gears
trial by the public g: and no 1Ds'ep0-
ration for the hair get discOrered
sCiU prOd3tce the same beneficial
results. 1t as q near scientific dis
cOtel'y, combining the most pO,Ce,'-
THJ ana restorative agents j3t The
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1T restores
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
sChife ana clean /; cures d0t5dfuT
and HHl30rs, and falling out of the
hair; ana 7CiU make it g1'otc upOl1
6dld heads. e.rcept ire Very aged
persons. as at furnishes the nUtfi-
tire pFtncipie by soHich the hair
is n0urished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist. soft. and
glossy. and as unsurpassed as IL
HAIR DRESSING. 1T as the cheapest
preparation ece7' offered to the
public. as one bottle aCiU accom-
BIjSh more and last longer than
three bottles of any other prepara-
tiOn.
1t IS 9'ecoh11,i ended and used bY
TIE First Medical Authority.
The trOHdelTHt results produced
bB our .Sici{jGB Hair ReHelCef.
hare induced mann to nt01suT4c-
tUre preparations for the Hair.
under c01'ious names : and ina
order to induce the trade ana the
public to purchase their COM
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light of whose eyes were forever closed
in death. On his coffin was a silver
plate bearing this simple record: "Frrz
GREENE HALLEcK, aged II years."
Also an exquisite floral wreath, cross,
and harp, woven by the fair hands of
some of his young Guilford admirers.
AT precisely O'Clock this afternoon,
hearse containing the earthly remains
Of the poet, followed by a long process
sion Of mourners on foot, at the head of
which walked Miss Halleck and her
cousin, Charles Elliot, each in their
eightieth year, left a plain two-story
house, and proceeded to Christ Church.
After the beautifully decorated coffin
was carried to the front Of the chancel
the service Of the Episcopal Church was
read by the Rev. DR.. Burnett, assisted
by the Rev. G. w. Everest Of Hamden.
From the church the poets troops of
friends followed his remains, some on
foot, others in carriages, to the East
Burying- g-Ground, situated about mile
distant from the village green, formerly
the Guiltord burial place, and i'll one
corner of which the poets mother found
her last resting-place. The impressive
burial service Of the English Church
was read after his remains were lowered
to their long home, by the side of his
fathers grave. To quote a few lines
from Edmund Spencer, one of Halleck's
favorite authars:
'Here may thy storme-betc vessel safely ryde,
This is the port of rest from troublous toyle,
The worlde's sweet inn from paine and wear
some turmoyle."
1t only remains for me to add that
the pail-bearers were four of his COM
rades Of Guilford-George A. Foote,
uncle of II. w. Beecher, Sherman
Graves, Ralph d. Smith, and Robert
Hunt.
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