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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

A STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION will be
held at Lewiston commencing this eJening,
and continuing IN session en- Wednesday.
The object of the meeting is to consider the
state of the cause, and 10 adopt measures for
its more vigorous promotion. ser s1e., II Ia
Many sincere friends of Tempe ance think
there is an undue proportion between moral
aud legal efforts; that assuming that Prohbi-
ton is sound IN doctrine, neglect to educate
the public mind up TO the idea is far too pre-
| vaent. Doubtless the subject win be thor
| oushly discussed at the convention ="
| The amended Prohibitory Law and the
| Constabnlary will probably receive large
share of attention. It may be expected the
question will be raised whether it is expedient,
at present, il otherwise desirable, to make
changes in the law however slight. The ques-
| ton whether the law shall be disturbed has
maniiestly two sides, and should receive n
| calm and candid, as well as thorough discus
| sion, that not alone through the feelings,
but also through Che Judgment. a wise decision
may be reached IL must be admitted by every
intelligent person, and all who wish well to
| their kind, that the cause of Temperance is
second to none which affects the well being of
society. There is and there must necessarily
| be, constituted as mankind are, diversity OF
opinion as to what measures shall be employ
ed To promote the cause. But tits equally
clear that a friendly discussion OF tue subject
| will tend 10 secure harmony of opinion and
| unity of design. ts,i
1t will be remembered, we dare say, that
| while menaces have but little weight with those
| who think for themselves, solid facts and le
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ject of MIR. Summers lecture ON Wednesday
evening will be, Are We Nation"
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sA GADAHoG COUNTY.

The Bath Times learns that the house owned
by Nath'l and John L. Sprague of Phipsburg,
was totally destroyed by fire Thursday fore
noon, at about 10 o clock Origin of fire I'M
known. Partially insured. -
The Times states that Hon. r. w. Adams,
one OF the County Commissioners of Sagada-
hoe, while engaged last Friday on the tempo
rary roof which has been placed over the foun-
dation of the new Court House in Bath, was
severely injured by board giving way, caus-;
ing him to fall from the height of the ridge
pole to the flooring of the masonry below. He
received a severe confusion on the forehead,
rendering him insensble for quite while be-
sides severe straining, and, apparently inter
nal injuries -il sfaM s. efgs.H..a1
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I'm Sunday evening, In OF near the Congress Street
~ Metbodist Churcn,a SABLE FUR COLLAR
Inc Hinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at
Mr. T. Condon's, corner OF North and Walnut Streets.
November IL d3t. lax az 49,. -.
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In this city, Nov. 10, Samuel Sweetser, ESQ., for
merry of North Yarmouth, aged 70 years.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock,
from No. IS Spring street. az & WaH
In Yarmouth. Nov. 7, Mrs. Isabella Is. Moxcey,
wife OF Edward Preble. aged 40 years months.
On Long Island, Nov. s, MIR. Jeremiah Griffin,
aged 10 years months. ta Ial .!l. if
In Standish. Nov. b. Mrs. Nancy Estelle, formerly
of this city, aged 80 years. 49,. -
In West Bath, Nov. Mrs octavia Il. Eldridge
aged AZ years 10 months. si .s7@f
In Westport. Nov. 7, Mrs. Ruth X. ,]ewett, aged
81 years months. NJ
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH | SCRATCH 4 SCRATCH J sra

. s.l It in from 10 to As hours. 80
WbeatoD's ablnieRienf cures = he Itch, a5af
bcatUn's Dinsment cures Salt Rg heum,
Wheaton's Ointment cures 'Gettcr. 1858.
WhcntOn's Ointsaent BARRIERS Itch
Whenten's Ointssicnt cures Every Hind
Of Hwmcr like Magic.
Price, so cents box; by mail, 60 cents tldress
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass For by all Druggists.
September %. eod&w1y Va
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aEro,,a orr ,stnte Re,,orte,.


Stove wood in No. IA R. 8, Aroostook coun-
ty, is in fair supply with a light demand.
Prices nominal. t 2.
The selectmen Of Pattagumpus have got
new set of town books. The first selectman is
now constructing wooden case to keep them
in. We have been unable to ascertain the
probable cost gusB a-oli ia fd
Mt. Desert is nearly deserted. 38 81
There will be preaching at Mars Hill on and
after the 9th ultimo by the Rev. s. T. Paul, late
of Corinth
"A Democratic celebration was held at Van
Buren, plantation last week. Speeches were
made by the whole company. Old Van Buren,
himself was not ont ' "
bed of oysters has been discovered at
Muscle Ridge plantation. 1t is thought to be
more healthy than a bed of roses 174J -
Mr.. Smith OF Muscengus has been irving
some interesting experiments in farming. and
rs satisfied that blackberries can be successful
ly cultivated on new land. ,., l,sa7
The constabulary have been seen in Rum
ford. An aged patriot who voted for jackson
the last gubernatorial election, got a shot at
them one evening last week but failed to kill
any. ''o1'g - 4
b ui -s3lt tiag .ttlsgr yff4tsfu4-f
A new grocery has been opened at Water
ford, to be conducted on the cooperative prin-
cipe Gel ih5"ol b. aaoii saf
There is much talk about the necessity of a
new hotel at Meddybemps, but as yet nothing
has been done about it. sara 7I-Voa i,s
The Isle OF Shoals is SO named on account
of the vast quantities of porgies taken on the
shoals and converted into oil, or as the NATIVES,
call it. lie. We visited Mr.. Jones's large estab-
lishment last week, and saw some of the oil.
Mr.. Robinson of Molunkus has erected a
spacious leanto for the protection of hiscattIe
against the inclemency of the approaching
winter II is thought that that Mr. r.. NAV
conclude to renew the red paint on his hospit-
able mansion 80 10 i1 ea5
We had the pleasure of examining a few
days since an article of picked herring, put
up by J. Smith, Esq, of Butter Island 1t was
a pretty pickle. ,iif itllf3 d Hfa
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ALL interested will please bear in mind that
the steamer City of Richmond will leave for
Machias and intermediate landings at 10
o'clock p. M. instead of H. as heretofore. m
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY !
OF CANADA,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sCWErHaAD 4 on and, alter Monday, Nov H. 1897
trains win run as iollows:-l NJ
Express Train tor Lew iston South Paris at 40
A. NJ. 81
Mall Train for waterviile, Bangor Montreal Que
bee and the West; at Ito Z, M. -tff r
Local Train for South Paris, and intermediate sta
TONS at p. NJ. - a'f
No baggage can be received check ed after time
above stated. -.f.t..
Trains VIII arrive MS follows -
From lewiston, Auburn and South Paris, $40 A. M.
From Montreal, Quebec, Bangor, Wa $50 ~
= tervnie, Re, at EIW 2.15 p. NJ
Local Train from South Paris and iu-
termediate stations, at ii-ffr- 500 p. NJ.
Tho Company are not responsible tor baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that pers. n
all unless notice given, and paid for at the
one passenger for every $500 additions value.
G. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
III. BAILE ]. Locai Superintendent.
Portland, Nov 0, 1861. diff
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STOCKTON OF New JERSEY. We find in the
speech of the Hon. L.. ID. NJ Sweat, delivered
at the Democratic Publication Saturday night
and reported for the Argus, a pathetic passage
devoted 10 the memory of the Hon. John P
Stoekton's brief Senatorial career. Mr.. Sweat
says, as reported, that Stockton left the halls
of Congress camly and quietly, but dignifiedly
and decidedly, and now the country is arousing
and coming up to do justice to such men,
Some of onr friends who We're present say that
Mr.. Sweat further pictured Stockton with a
tear in his manly eye,Y bnt We are not prepar-
ed TO believe that. 1t is well enough under
stood that Stockton in the Senate and Rogers
in the House We're not elected By the people OF
the legislature of New Jersey but by the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad. The people Of Mr.
Rogers district refused TO re-elect him, and
the New Jersey Legislature refused to elect
Mr.. Stockton to the Senatorial place be claim
ed tie claimed a seat with 40 votes in bis ia
vor and Al against him, and the Senate very
properly refused to receive him That is the
substance OF the whole matter. The Stockton
family has long been interested in the manage.
ment of the Camden and Amboy monopoly,
and John P Stockton was elected "for SER
vice" in the Senate Now that the "halls of
Congress" are for once free from-t represep-
tatlyes of the corporations which have so long
owned New Jersey, the field is open for action
by the general government, aud it is To- be hop
ed that Congress will in some way secure tor
the nation right of way through New Jer-
sey, unobstructed by the exactons which have
SO long been levied upon all travellers and
shippers to and from the national capital
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Portland and Vicinity.
Few Advertisements ,hi. Day.


New Adyerfisements this Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE ooLpMN.
Cough Remedy-Jeremiah Buxton, Jr.
ENrERrAINmEEFs COLUMN. 2
Levee-St Lawrence st. Society.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate-E. M. Patten 81 Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Clothing-C. A. Parsons d Co. -,Ts FEs &
Clothing--I p. Harrington. EFEL FAs
Kemoval-Hearn a. Co.
Boarding -.
Book Keeper Wanted,
Repaning--George W. Beal
Pile Ointment--A. O. Hill
FOR Phlladclphia-Yeato q Hale.
Limited rship-Varney & Baxter.
Store anu tenement to Let. e.
Gluscoyado Molasses--Geo s. Hunt.
Clayed Molasses-Ge0. s. Hunt.
Sable Fur Collar Lost II ~ W NhA
Winter Arrangement, Grand Trunk Il r. =
WINTER Alrangement-Portland u Kennebec H. IL
Non Resident Taxes Town OF Bridgton .
Sheriff 8 Sale William l.. Pennell. ~
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BOOk-keelDer Wanted

q Active Middle Aged Man, with some business
administrations and large experiences in double
ENTRY Book Keeping, accounts is wanted tor a
1874. with reference
Portland. Nov H. 1867 off 'fi'al
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~ HAPPENING into a rehearsal for the Old Folks
Concert to be given on the second evening of
the Park street Fair, we were surprised and
gratifed at its excellence. The choir is COM
posed principally of members of the Society,
and is fnll, well balanced and prompt. Per-
sons, well qualified to judge have declared their
performances equal to any of the kind ever
given IN our city, and we have no doubt that
the audience will be more than satisfied with
what will be offered them on that occasion To
insure pleasing variety of programme, Shaw's
favorite Club will introduce several of their
fine quartettes, and we hear it limited that if
time permits, opportunity for little dancing
will bes granted at the close It is ominously
whispered, to be kept strictly private, that the
''Schtole-enil Keul' will be in operation on
both evenings of the Fair, and satisfy and de-
light those who may favor it with their patron
an
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has been appointed trial Justice by the Gov
ernoT and Council @etli 2 E3
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Business. Items.

ONE of the incest assortments Of Diaries in
the city at Geyer's stationery store, ID Free
street. Artist material at reduced prices
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THE sale of marble and alabaster. goods at
Patterns rooms will commence at 10 o'clock to-
day Here is good chance to obtain house,
hold ornaments. af...s.t. It
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New Marriage (suide,

IN EssrJtor Yona0 afen ON Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases incident TO Youth and Early
Mlnio1d, which create inpediments to MARRI-
AGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free Of charge. Address, Dr. ). Skill
LIN llo,GHTON, Howard Association, Phadei-
phia, Pa Sept 26-d&w5m sN
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no Iet.
Lost.

k'HE store formerly occupied by Hearn & Co. No.
~ "a ~ Lawrence rect, and the tenement over IL
are now to let Possession given Immediately,
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Try It, for it,cOsts but DC For sale by all drug
gfsts; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR AZ Co RoS-
NOT, and receive box by return mail sepi,ltfsN
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lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT,

BOoTHBAY Nov Gar, sci, Elizabeth, Hooper,
Bangor for Boston; Waterman, Harding, Sedgwiek
Tor Boston.
Nov s-Ar, schs VIM McCobb, Chase, Bangor tor
Weymouth; Coral, Kent, do tor Boston; Concern,
Pinkham, do Tor Bath.
. Nov 9--Ar, brig Altayela, iBrl Thompson, Der
chester. NIB, Tor Boston DAM Webster, sherman,
Eidridse, Hodgdon; Montebello, Wylie, and Gen
Grant, Berry, do; + g Maddox, Wylie, aud Oregon,
Bennett, Boston. tHF
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ANDRosooGGIN COUNTY.


The State Temperance Convention meets in
Lewiston to-day. Its sessions will continue TO
"Wednesday evening. sn4F.iF ssislhahE
A correspondent of the Journal says that
Captain David Huxley, of Livermore,- VINO
died on Saturday at the advanced age of near
Iy 1O2 years, has mentioned several times
within year that he remembered well when
Arnold's expedition came up the Kennebec
river, for he had a very nice bed of Wdterfnet-
ons and they confiscated the whole, not so
much as leaving one for seed. Mr.. hinkley
has been blind for twenty years, but his mind
has been clear and his health good until ten
days before his death. '
3. A society is being formed at Mechanic Falls
to provide for amusemcnts of a profitable and
moral character. o reading room and library,
as we learn from the Androscoggin Herald. is
The Herald states that the Farmers. and
Mechanics Club of Minot and Hebron held its
eleventh annual exhibition at West Minot,
October 16 & II, 1867. The weather was
pleasant and great crowd of people was in
attendance each day Over 200 head of ex-
celeat cattle, thirty seven fine horses and
colts with good accompaniment Of sheep and
poultry were comprised in the large show of
stock The hall was crowded with fruit, vege-
tables, household manufactures, fancy arti-
cles, &c. f2fj
On Friday, October 25th, Mr.. Addison Cam
bell Of Liyermore, while engaged in blasting
rocks, got a small piece of steel in the back of
his lett hand, took cold, was attacked by cry
sipelas, and probably will not live, as we learn
from the Winthrop Bulletin. ~
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LAUNouEp--Oct Doth, on the Pen0bseott River,
Iron yard OF G Ingraham, scbr OF 200 tons
named David Everett, owned by The builders and
Capt John Emery. who will command her Ii.
Also, from the yard OF Snow. Farrell Il Co. a schr
of 1'2 tons, named Frank Jamison owned by the
builders, and Capt j @ Jamison, who viii command
her tf II. ~
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DIR. =. =. FITCH,S.-
s. Family RhvSjcion =

SeVenly-six pages: price rs cents. Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received.
read and fully approved. II is perfect guide 10 the
sck or inllsposed Address DR. S. $. FITCH a5
fLtelnonl street, Boston. sN JaD29lly
EB II will not be convenient for DIR. Fitch 10 visit
Portland again y ~
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= 80. highly recommended by Physicianss, NAV be
foundat wholesale at tbe drug stores OF W W. Wbip-
pie x Co., ii. Il. Hay. W. F. Phillips & Co. b. t.
S.anwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12sndly
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HuRRAn Fot MiNNEsorA.-F. Driscoii, 80
rotary of the Republican State Contra, oon'-
mittee telegraps that tle majority o, "os'i ;n
or William r.. Marshall is about b,OOo' an ~
"saa,o,,,t that the amendment strk-
inc the word sohtte from the Constitution OF
the State has probably been adopted; nine
ta,,.,s ot tbe Republicans voting for manhood
sntI,are. Here is triumph worth all the
Democratic victories that have occurred tor
twenty years Here is something that will not
aud cannot be reversed 50 long as the earth
continues. 1t is Just and wise. Who outside
OF an insane asylum believes that many year:
will eapse before the whole Northwest will
follow the example Of Minnesota? Were we
OF the yain-glorious and boastful line of chan
ticieer, like some flour Democratic contempor-
aries, here would be most rare opportunity
for a long, loud and exultant crow
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph
Ar at Tarragona 22d nit, barque N NJ Haven, Hall
New York via Port Mahon. - r.r.
Ar at Port Mahon 18th nit, ship Gen Berry, Watts,
Calla0. .lf
AR Mt New York nth, barque Josephine, Mitchell,
Glasgow. Eli
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: ACCIDENT - Herbert Atkinson, of Bar Mills,
cut his foot badly while engaged in 'butting" a
log last week.
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THE INTRODUCTORY CoNoERr-A large and
fashionable audience was well entertained by
the full Geffnania Band, at the Introductory
concert before the Portland Army and NAVY
union last evening. 1t was great treat, and
the committee deserve the thanks OF the music
lovers of cortland for this excellent emporium
ity to hear this leading band.
The next evening lecture will be delivered
by HoA. Edward b., Fairfield President of
Hillsdale college and Ex-Lieut Governor of
Michigan Subject 80 Radicalism and Con-
servatism. - AAHF av
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PARK STREET FAIR AND CoNcERT-We I'M
derstand that the ladies' of the Park Street
Church are making unusual preparations for
good time on Wednesday and Thursday eve
hlngs. A large nnmber.o of useful articles have
already been handed in for the Fair, and the
Old Folks Concert on Friday evening promises
TO be the best thing of the kind that has been
gotten npi in our city for a long time. We
learn that the Baptist Fair of last week was
decided success, and we hope that similar
success may attend the efforts of our friends of
the Park Street Church 'i
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why Suffer from Sores p

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
youean be easily cured. 1t has relieved thnnsands
from Barns, Seotds. Chapped Hands, Sproins Cafs.
as it costs but % cents. Be sure to ask for -
: H0te's Armica Ointment,
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P. NJ B. ATTENTION. There win be special
meeting OF the Portland Mechanic Blues Asso-
citation at their Armory, on Wednesday eve
h'hg' ne--i3th, at half-past q o'clock Every
member IS requescos 20 be present, as impor-
tant business will come lbet0i. e.a.a
nov12d2t Sc &N Per Orue..
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SPOKEN

Rangoon tor Falmouth, n. - '''''" -i"0' -
from 2, ~ MsrShas Industry, ship John Pattern
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER RAILROAD. The
work ON the extension of the Portland & Roch-
ester Railroad is progressing finely. The most
OF the grading as far as Alfred is done, and the
bridge across the Saco river can, if necessary,
be completed in three weeks. The engineers.
Mr. John Anderson and MIR. Stephen Stephen!
son, deserve great credit for the enterprise
manifested by them in pushing forward the
work The stone work was done by Mr.. Ira
Andrews of Saco, and on examination speaks
well for the contractor. The strap rail is to
be used entirely beyond, aud is constantly be-.
ing laid in place of the old between here and
Sa co rlvef, rec .nooa z as,~Tf9 BM
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state News.


David G. Cook of Presque Isle has been APP
pointed Trial Justice and Justice of the Peace
and quorum for the State.
"A new poor-house is to be built on the town
farm at Monticello 1t is to be 40 by So feet
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The SUN-BURNERs, manufactured and sold
by the W'estbrook Brittania Company, are the
best kerosene burners we ever tried. More
over, they are The safest in carrying about the
house, as the chimney cannot TALL out =
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Mr.. EDIToR:-The communication in your
Saturdays issue, respecting the arrest of
person suspected of setting fire to building
is very unjust to the Insurance Companies
AS there will be a tull investigation of the mat
ter ut the next term OF the Supreme Judicial
Court it VIII be well enough to lei it alone in
The papers until that tiILe. If Hill is innocent
he can prove it. If he is guilty the evidence
will show it; but the idea Of his being prose-
cuted because the Insurance Companies wish
to get rid of paying a trifing amount or be-
cause there was quarrel between him and his
landlord is all bosh. Let the evidence show
what the facts are. a -
A CURlosITY.-A small crowd collected on
the corner of Exchange and Federal streets
yesterday afternoon, to see u very small man
lead two very large policemen to their station
in the City Building. He was thinking Of tax
ing quiet suooze back of daguerrean saloon,
opposite the Post Office, but upon seeing Dep
uty Marshal Irish and another man dressed in
blue, changed his mind. Some thought he had
been drinking
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md two stories bigh

The land in Aroostook county is found to
be more productive than land in many OF Tue
Western States, especially in crops OF oats,
hay, corn, potatoes and buckwheat, while the
home market value OF the pr4lucts is nearly
double Young men who want good iarms
shonId visit the Aroostook regions. They VIII
find is no necessity for leaving the State.
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ESy~FirSt Page to-ddy-Thaddeus Stevens
among the Regulators; Dominion OF Canada;
Temperance Meeting in Manchester, England;
Recent Publications.; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Waiing; Evening Hynini
The Fat Contributor on Farm Life; Society
and Young Girls
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GEORGE ~. nEAL.

INFORMS his friends and the public that he has
j. opened shop over the Crockery store OF j. f.
Land. opposite the Post Office where he will be hap.
py TO receive orders for Il. ~
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PATENT RG.AsTIC yENTrLATING

They are sure and perfeet rem
edy for Geld or syyenfy fees.
II They will rolicve 1heumatisRn and
NeurnIxin-
They are an elastic cushion under
Il the feet al the wearer. a sm bsfisnte iOr
n tine elasticity Of youth 90 the aged.
They work AS air puns ps under the
feet when walking, and raise the feet
above the contact Of dampness or cold.
Thy encourage and absorb the nat
urai pc rspIratiOn Of the feet, pnri-
~ fhe blood, and contribute 10 the
healthy condition OF the system. 4
They may be worn inside of a. nbE,cr
Roots without slipper, and will prevent
The bad results OF the perspiration of tho
ftet.
They may be worn with thin sOIed
ieaiEy boots in any walking with per-
ieet safety.
They are Of ovpna whine IN the