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TIE RAZOR sHARPENBRs.

They tell ns TINT IL we lay aside al old
razor thnt refuses 10 cut, and let II lie
number oi years Il wonder how many y
IL will then cut adInirably-as good as the
best new razor. ] have never heard any
explanation ill lately. when learned man
and ono at home with the microscope, tells
us that il is in consequence of innumcrnblc
little insects which are constantly creeping
over the edge OF the razor, I'LL they wear
off the softer parts. and thus lenve the steel
sharp and lnni Have these little creatures
actually been seen-tless pz0r sharpeners
How many, piled up, would il take to make
a heap large enough 10 be seen by the
nakc,i eye? How MANY generations must
Tins h. horn ard die. creeping over my
razor, before they get it sharp? How many
millions could be put inside of pin head
Have they elephants, and lions, and tigers,
and mice and insects among themr Have
they sel6slncss, SO that they have wars and
igll,ings, SD that they eat ono anoiher J
How often do their hearts beat, and how
long do they sleep nt time? knot a mo.
lnent as long 10 them MS a 'year'to us
Hnvo they hools or claws2 All how
many questions might we ask which no one
can answer? There's my pen knife lying
beforo me, propping up my too full ink
sinnd--,here is rust on the handle and r,itt
on the, blade. Is that rust ractiyc2 Is il
mailc up Of uncountcd brick colorcd icl;
lows, whose teeth are 50 hanl that they can
guaw into steel? IL il because they bold
so tight, or because they have dug holes and
cayerns In the metal, that II is so hard to
dislodge them and rub oil the rist D. Who
cali answer il'esc Inestions2 AYE, and
smoke too Smoke that, oozes and plfis
ont of wood and peat and almost every
thinr that will burn, il Tint smoke made
I'M Of innnmemi,le creailires which Isap
oiit Of tho heat in rucl el0,,ls2I And s8il
their biting, and kicking that makes our
eyes smart so WHEN smoke gets into them
What host must chch paf OF the ioco.
motive engiio thr,Ist out INTO the cold air. ~
|'d We know n,hst there ne .hbgs cole in
every ,lrpp, Of ofyipcgar-5;liule wiggcn, some.
iinrs visible 10 the naked eye. We know,
too. tfnt drop or wa,rr lying nIot, arosc.
leaf contains world 6f nninu,.g ir is nv
ocean TO them. They swim Hpl iroljc,'isei
and die, and are all in a world by them
ssIyes.h rHow many such, ia sinsI< -droI,
q, water Ihey US ot an 9ncoS'Hfa
number. How many ,,,rn, " q. tne ICls
Of the great ocean when uncy n,e. n,ey
sink down rs Wcy Ton, HsrH' hym 'ns 'To
of the ocean, nnd thus inc BOTTOM ot me
ocean is one sast grave yur'l, hIi us Biys-
terie, Iic Loo deep Tor mor'nls ia. explore. ip,
There secsnas TO b. no spot, h0wesdr'
small, which we cnn examine. wl~r there
Is not ttic. Even tl,e grain OF 9 'ndGhas iis
,,averii- and nountains 6li-d with lie, Do
Nil such ,iuic crcatIrrs va ihsir tiny voices
In r,raise 10 Cody, These arc, not creaisd
and cared Cor, lorissr use, hut Coz something
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Agmtaltnral.
....... ,f ..r. fOs the UsioS L JorKsAL.
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

The following table gives the number OF DO
mcstio animals in the United States In 1850, ac-
cording 10 the census. Also the estimates OF
the Agricultural Department based on returns
of county correspondents In March 1867, ex-
cepting the Pacific States. These correspond
ents have reported frum year to year the mum
Der as compared with the preceding year: .
Hox.rs. s.-is6o, G,2I9, ITO; 1867, 5,4Ol, 263;
Mules and Asses,--iSi0, LIS las; 1867 s22,- =
$50. Cows,-1sGo, 4 ,5si ,7s5; 1867, s3ts, ,773.
Cattle and oxen,-is6O, 1904, ,2st; 1867, II =
100 ,932. Sheep ;--is60, 22,47i ,275; 1867, 80
3s3, Swine, ,-ls6o, 81, ,oi2, ,s67; 1857, "a
693, ,5H. .... -
For the Pacific States and Territories I
would add to the estimates Of 1867, about b
o00, 900 Of sheep, 1900 900 OF cattle with oth-
or live stock in proportion. .g,En
A newspaper paragraph says tha. in Texas
there is q million surplus Of IA, beeves. while
the Texan farmers return only spont one halt
Of A million Of cattle, in the State, over three
years old. Farmers are deeply Interested In
this question. .. 'H'" OIL. D
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TIM Law on Nr~rrArra susse.IrrioS.

TIM Law on NswsrArrR SUsscsIrrioH.
Some limo, since we- presented, by our
agent, an account for, about three years
sSb~cr;ptjop, against one John Howe, for.
merIy or stcwartaown, now of Bercf6rd, c.
IS. Howu had been regularly supplied
with ,hc paper from the office Of Puhlica-
ton. but after time refused to take IL from
tbe p. o., and declined to pay on that
ground. We promptly placed the matter
IN suit, and Mr. Howe had the satisfaction
Of paying the full amount Of tho debt duo
u., together with The costs Of prosecution.
People who attempt To sponge their news
papes from publishers on frivolous prcfcn-
ccs, might rs well understand that they ara
liable Cor Subscription until all arcaruges
are paid Coos R,pub'ioan.
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F, 'Joy CoMErH IN THE MoRSINo."-liow
hard are igrudsiiOns to the watcher, full Of
love and anxiety, who goes wadrng deeper
and deeper into the winters OF the night by
the side Of one beloved. How unredeemed
ARE the gloomy hours And as. after mid
night passes, with falling spirits and sinking
nervous force, the soul seems adumbated,
and the darkness is so dense that 1t can al
most be ieIt, and apprchensions spring up
To tyraniss in tho mind, md fears doniin-
ate, oh, how dreadful Is the burden that
sorrow carries In The watchers heart in tho
long periods between the midnight and tho
morning! But by and by, as the east light.
eIIs by and by as The advancing hours roll
mp the day; by and by, rs the morning
light breaks over nil surrounding objects,
anil the watcher goes forth and looks upon
the renewed face Of nature, he smiles and
says, rs he begins TO breathe freely, and
stretches his wcaried limbs, "Where are the
visions Of the night? Whero arc It's fears? /?
] am stronger. ] am moro hopeful and
courageous. ltis tho revived light Of the
morning that by It's renewing power gives
him courage, and il is his courage that
sweeps fear out ofl,is soul, and gives il new
life. And 80 IL is in the sorrow Of this
world. God points to the sup, the great
cheer bearer, that drives darkness out Of
night, and brings hope and comfort and
cheer, and says. "As tho sun does to the
physical world day by day, 50 do to
you'
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: BASE B.tL IN Hi'Nrw Asrxcr = Tho
,s,,..,r r,r ar n ~ ~ ,,sain baS.s lsIl club Inns

: BASE B.tL IN a 'NrwI AsrEcr - Tho
,rs-arrr of Wistonsin bsss hall club has
madea spsrsrly ,rspsrt which ~. n model,
Tor r,ipIte accuracy Some OF the items
give few OF the unpleasant features OF tho
noble pas.imc, III whose pursuit there aro
mons or 'iess ,iangcrs 20 clothes
ahd Iuhs, We give these items ~ they
,nrc printed in Wisconsin eAchapgc:rni %
II. a Claus. .for repairing ren, IN breeche; Of
. : member of hrst nine, caused by squAttins .,
~, 10 S.issn S.isss Y s;i w
No niss,,..,,....,... Nfso
Dr. Dalton, for eItractins spunter OF bat
= -I,orn .bil bf nssnser of sccoud nfne....-.. I'D
Dr. Dalton, for ono quart 81 solution eye m,
vnsh IT,. ...s. .....-....'. s'u
paiissa aIsssss, S9s sSsSs' SS! fS.aiS 70 rd
have his tass pea .aten od " hs'o ooasa' \,
r WI Hssphy. harnsp maker, Tor sowing up
siit I'm ear OF member OF artt nins..,...... i.5o
DR.. Mofiat, dfusSia tbfse yards court piss- -
ter...,........,r'.'.,. e.o"
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Farm for sale,

- SITUATED ON the rad lsaAine non the
Nhietsedist mesttpg house, on Ssso road, ~
S1A kennehunkport said farm 10 we'll divided
- Into mo~sse, uliAse and woodland -cuts
from t~vpty N. tusnty Ave tons or hAy has q
" iorS county. assr. Tor twenty Ssst. Sess ISs
have been made 10 supply the nsiEhbering towns
and I,oston market The busiaings ars nnIsbed Il,
gOu-i 81 stJls--sArn aes.1 'fhcrc $40 I've veih, zoe
.IIsss iafE. elstsrn In In. cedar. Sad farm /,
situated within three miies iot kenhebuhkport,
and TOO spa snehslf frva ksnue sank villsco, IL
hrse-qraI..f. oss mile q ,a,ol .hoess. bali
half nom Cooxru kstie nsl 'rhll loAsrs o rare
chance iOr q pagchAser Wishing for . yOod hrm un-
der sOJS rlats 90 cuttva Hon Picass csii ami
snanlns sAilIl laui seesfs . As.sA.s, .,o,,,,;,yi
% ARrnURCLOrGH, g.
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NOTICE..

TIiE corp6ra.or. os the KspnesqnSpcrt Camp
L Ascsis Z AsspiAtioa Ars Aessby nctiasd thAs .
a a. j-fiesoas Ofsse, In Bssleiori. on Friday; The
eTth inst. at 10 oeloob In the forenoon. for the
yyrpose VI Organization BY choosing the pecessAry
cdiccvs. sioptlhs cs,ie % ~ lava andt rsnssc[
Ing any other sssinsss that may |soPstlS ssse
before them. .,I d. - - -ENOCu COusENS.'
!. sept. 10, fS6T. 4, N
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YORK COUNTY
FIVE CENTS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
nEPoSITs made In this Bank on 90 before Octo-
~ her ID, will he put on Interest October LIST.
SIX per r.ut dividend paid the past year Tree Of
Government tar. ...
Present amount Of deposits, si9O,Oi5 -
Deposits received at rooms Of First NATIONAL
Bank, BiddefOri, from 10 ~ An and 2 to r. n.
Csc. K. SMALL, Treasurer.
democrat please copyl. 2u9
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EVENING BRINGS US HOME.

EVENING BRINGS Us HOME.
Upon the hills the wind Is sharp and cold,
The sweet young grasses wither ON the void,
And we, q Lord, have wandered from thy fold;
but evening brings us homo.
Among the mists ws stumbled, aud the rocks
Where the brown linen whitens, and the fox
Watches the straggler from the scattered aocks |,
But evening brings US home.
The sharp thorns prick us, and our tender ieet
Are cut and bleeding. and helambs repeat
Their pitiful eomplAints-o. rest l, sweet
When evening brings us homo.
We have been wounded by the hunter darts,
Our eyes are very heavy, and cur hearts
searsh for thy soinins--whsa the light departs
At evening brings us home.
The darkness gathers. Through the gloom no sta
Rises to guide US. We have wandered far.
without thy lamp NO know not whore We arc
At evening brings us howe.
Tho clouds are round US, and tho snow-drift
thieken,
o thou, dear Shepherd. leave US not to sicken
In the waste night-our tardy footsteps quicken,
As evening brings us home.
.tr., Mac Miiian's Magazine
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Mechsnics' sni iAA~.rs' Train -iil eave BLldefocl
daily nj s0o A. NJ AMI saeo ID dos, arriving In fofAhd
nj 40.
Returning, vii e.y. Pstlsnd fnr Bhldefri and inter
mediate stations al 6.lo oP. NJ.
Arright Train s,th Psssngey Car sitch~i, vn iesvs
Portland a ITO A. NJ 6t 500 sni E,aefrt, and rctarp-
Ing have RLleksni AZ $50 and s-co al s.t0 A. NJ
Ir FArcs are Gents Ls>s When nskcts purchased
at the Once, than when Vsid IN the Cars
FRANCIS CHASE.
SuPkRINrgSDEyr.
roRrL,sp, April ioth, 1897. tSsf
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NONRESIDENT TAXES.

TIN tIoslns kst n rAKss Real k-ats Of non-resl-
dent Osnscs Ia The town Of Acton, cr the year 1900,
IN bills c,annel to Richard H. Giing, Collector a sail
to~u on the threh day % Jupe iss has hssn returne
by him u.s>s The 3esh a&y ~ Jsos, 1891,
by his cCrtiacale of that date, anil nov remain unpaid,
ant ticc /, hereby gvrn that " the sad taxes and inter-
rst anil charge, srr paid into the Treasury o aid
ts-n within etxhlecn months Om the date % commitment
% sah bllls % mg<h of ths nal estae t.sei win BE-
saceal W par the AnOant due AsrefOr iDcudpg inter
est aid eharrys wl without hrther Dotce, be soil at
pubic aartoa al the store AZ George sOaekpo In aid
tc~u, 90 u nra d.y q feorusy, lsSs, ~ oae seock In
the <hernlsas
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General .ldrerffse,sse sessfs
.r,on-Restdens TNxes.

min sel,swiax lisa Of TAKss oa Rsal k.tAis az
/ non resident owners, In the town of south Bsf-
v,or zoe the year tesS IN hills sommitted % John
a. T.m pson Callsctor Of sAld tsvn, 90 The I'D day
of June lasS, has heen returned by him to me az
uupsid On the I2th dAy ef June, isss by his sert
hcsts Of that date. and nov remain unpaid, AMI
notice " hereby given that 70 The aid taxcs ard
Interest aud charges arc not paid Into the Treas
ury of saM town within eighteen months frOui the
date of commitment Of ssld bals, - ms,h Of The
rial estate taxed a. will be sai;lent to pay the
,mosut dus thsrefsr. including tntsrest and
cbarwrs will, without farthar notice, he sold at
nnhlie auction at the Sclectmen's ofhce. In sAid
town. % the hrst day Of February. isss, a.
SHE sS.S hilss 4 ~ and Morris sA.rburns, .
acres lssl---.-......-----.-t-.. ~
James Bfsdbsry helrs And tSoo .... u.
ChAlbuAfne, : scfss lAnd......,.i to0 lis
PhIllip CArrel. keus and eArn...... loJA ga
kbram Joc.lAle, Is acres land. ....... 2OW Sss
John L, Gooiale, 6s acres tAnd..,.... IIoo l6l0
Moses Coc.lAls, acres hnd....,..... lOW 2F
j"hn and stacy Hall, . scr.s land. to.o ,9o
John llardison. house, bSfn and !
acre land, uoiV "
Oliver Norton. ssres isod .......... ehs t.is
Parker and Smith, acres land. see. aoo go
Charles Haynes. hssssss and b~rn tesaes 4
= 2storos......-.. ............s.s. ...-tspW
JAcres lAal. sao - =
swss EDWARD HAyMAS, Town Treasurer.
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MI-ao2 For Sale !! y
M .Ia H,,i :.l III sisP5l:s si es .s Z. 9;
ANNEszcAsngs for Deer Inqsirs q
T''s'TI-i ns'' IETgClA BowHN o,
BidderOrd. Sept. sn 1851. C,vs9'l Aifrsd Toad. -
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gpetrp.
A BEAUTIFUL POEM.


On the bosom Of river
Where the sun unloosed his culver.
UT the starlight stresned forever '...
sailed ANessei nsnt anu Hee'
s'oinins aeW urop' nuns ,se hAnns'
~ ' s''V'N' ~ ss' e"'
.,.'...
o'A' '" 'A' ..r... p
Al hsr pro"s p''ot. ooam,hs
In tne nu'n OF youth STOOD arsam
And no was IN glorious seeming
Like an anger RON ABOVE
Through his hair the breefe' ,por'ed'
ana s on 'ne waves ne hoAt'1'
o'' .nA' p''o'' Anss,',n'o
"f"ieu VI "0P' ""N '''''
anIossn 'n0s, ,Ie1' " o,uy S, Ao"
1 " "' e'Oo ..''
anu ns n.n's anu VIZ sh's
',o "ow IT.,
, 49,, 80 ,a ,,,,s.S
..'sspss sp .S,..s
-. .s,ss~..., -. ,,,a
-to.h..,,,,r ,r,,h f,,5 d.votion
1, .eS "'
Na''heo nm s~"ns " '"e $3.50
rsyins that no Win oonuo"'o
aiidst the e'emeh's 'n'sh' f''
And he seemed some young Apoi'o'
Charming summer winds 10 ioio"'
While the water hag's oarollA
Trembling to his music signs.
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Tn. Established .,asr. toos nsh) is twelve hses d
,,,,,,,eI f,hi. tytel Advertisements must take the run
Of The papr, ts the ART - .eeks asays sppsAns @
,h- al 49, m p.r.. tT sJseisl notlS, given prUrineni
,Is gner thai heal xiu he charged 80 per eeoL al
Jtsn, t e.. than three inches IS per cent ff over
,hrs .1uares rvethirds the sbsve ptee vi Be ehAge
frr Advertisements marked "e. ow,"
Y,artv adr.rtissnsnt, are payable qsuiriy fraa-
sisni airsrti,,msnh 10 BE- paid for IN sfsssee'
JOB PRINTING.
ne JorES,L Srsls rxsusa EsrisLrHsrsr Is naea
M With e,ery facility &c executing all iDi' q Printing,
fr,n IN. common Card Poster, N the nsr-s any %
eolr~ -,sS. With and dsFsch, and On The os'
reA.oaslie termS
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Commissioners Notice to Creditors.

VVHVHIooIVuoFS NVs10V W
WE, having been appointed by the Judge OF
w Probate tor the County OF York, To receive
and examlne the claims az the creditors OG Charles
N. Swett, late of kennehunk, deceased, whose es-
ate IA repr,.suted in.olyent give notice that six
mont ,c0mInencing the third day OF September,
A. ID. 1861, have been allowed 10 sad creditors to
bring In ana prove their claims and that We viii
attend 10 the service assigned us at the store OF A,
Warren Mendum, In said kennebunk, ON the SEQ
ond tuesdays VI October, psssIaber and fsbrua-
ry from ten o'clock In the forenoon 10 four o'clock
In the afternoon OF each of said DAYS
-T-' A. WARREN MENDUM, r,x,os
SfRANk FAIRFIELD,
~ .At.l A - : S.o..a.ka. aull
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The Lamb
Knitting Machine

NNiIs SroSkSs SoAI'
Forming the heel aud narrowing on the toe rs ~
yUes along. 10 sets Jlg ts Ors Work, ~tdens and
narrOws by varying the number OF loops, the same
as In hand knitting. No other machine In the
world can do any one OF these things. IL knits q
yard Of plain work In
TEN MINUTES
PAIR Of socks complete In half an hour, and IN
endless variety Of fancy fabrics
Every Machine Warranted TO work as rep
rcssnted. Circular and sample stocking sent to
any address on receipt Of stamps. ..........
iy3g 3I3 Washington st, Boston.
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""Yes," hc said, '.yo1 know vbst1 thipk
or relations, md what ikasc done for yours
and mine. blood is great deal thicker
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Special Notices.
Faith Wss4i Esoundaa

In old time. at the anencensn or cysv ses,ar i.
vas the IA hion 10 taks strong cahartc as saegnsra
against q cht tge 0, semperature TWAS avcrw TIA,
sens.less prse he The epic OF our day pns,rst,i
tis matter batter Instead depicting the system .
r'insoFos IT, Ia tho rest cd they adopt tbey a, "a,
~ise detsrm; nation. Instead OF sesor,ins to
ted stsmn'an's of commerce, any OF y
derived fl IN them. they pns their fsi.l i, :,
soius'y pars r,isoraAs p-oenra1' : n m n.,,.,-
HosTarrEEs sfoAAcH mir ans Ts,ir n,,, !.
veil funded Never has any ropic r. ,d,eoe seo, r..
pared Vt 'oa ssrar1.sas gre 4.ios and cor
care hssvesetas oonpsun, of which every iu-ro
'' oIssose, a.e medscsnal In the true
1rd. Now we have three prominent Ia
mpsiats one-Aalf Of the adult porula Ion OIL
united easea cutter or less either from disea
Of the storas, aeraassnests # the liver or aec
lions Of the ,iusys. In othsr land ,der Heavea
these mr. adde's general In this country and
H0eT.rfnR. PIrTEf il specific for them all, NC,
Lea IN their origin and therefore, beyond cure
And tt those vh, Fortunate enrueh TO be exeup,
fsen then st prescott understand one great fct, III
that occasional Of this vtas;ns tonic will as ca
faanly prevent them as the will prevent the cart
nom eexlnG whersit its genial lean descsad
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THk Bill Of Rights Of The new Constitution
OF Alabama provides. That all men are
created e4usl that they are enio ved5by their
Creator wtth certain inalienable rights that
among these are life. liberty, and the pursuit
ofihAppiues; and mat oil persons or classes
in this State who are, or may be, declared
citizens Of the State Of Alabama, possessing
equal political rights and public privileges,
without distinction OF race, color, or previ-
GUS condition.
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;, a target Company Committee called nm
Mayor Hoffman Of New York few days ago.
end told him IS they were going 10 have an
excursion they would not mind having prize
or Two. The company could muster 200
y9tes, every one of which il was intended
should be cast for him The Mavor thanksd
them, aad SHED Up cheek lor SlO0 whare.
npoa the eommittsc lef,, promislrs "a esp
thor soaseay 1.-THE HoGmsa Guard /,
asnsesssasly came cut that ~. ...,,. A
-pany had raid r reyions
va. !. Fernando Wood al1o, ap1 gave III
safne sssafaace 10 him, whssrapon Wood
gave tNsn gold watch, valued at 500, viii
/. : yrrieay Of other valaahles, WAe. thew
lefs.theyaod hin ~ . nsxk Of their ssseen.
they would call their company "The Wood
Guards @
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OSE of Tie Rnstnn boaks ~. mat nod .

OsE Of tie Boston banks has just paid ,wo
hundred dollars 10 gentleman who. in 1853
unfortunately threw two oue hnntffed dollar
bills into the fre-tha money hayisg been
sent to him In an envelope, With letter, but
with no mention as TO the money, which Was
placed in The envelope Separately. The La
bihty Of the bank for its old issue ceased on
the 18th inst
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HEyEr NiScESr' idea of . model family is
that II ought MOTTO .nunber less than four
teen children; but Miners Of the Provi-
dence frsss, says, A nice time /. poor la
boxing man .won,d have buying, for euch a
family, butter at fifty cents o pound, eggs at
forty cents dozen, and bsefsteak at Two
shillings pound.
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a Cb;c... ,,ma,oo : : w., "a;

A Chine 80 ALMANAC is most ext aordinary
publication. The days for pIouehing, build
ing, travelling. aud marrying are laid down in
1t with the greatest mlnn.eness The whole
period Of four seasons is divided into tveasy-
four solar terms, each possessing some char
aeteristic hame, aud cerrest ondsng to the day
on which the sun enters the first or fifteenth
degrees Of one OF the twelve signs Of the
zodiac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-03

STUART RoDINsox harangued the South.
srn Presbyterian General A ssembly. At
Nashville, on Friday, 10 behalf Of an organic
union between the rebel Kentucky Synod and
the Southsrn Assembly. The matter vas re.
fered 70 = committee. Dra. Mathews and
Hendricks, the Rev. D. o. Davis, ard two
Elders, accompanied Mr.. Robinson ON his
mission. There is every reason to believe
that the union will be effected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-03

eJ.-B GorcHrtL, OF 81. Cloud Minnesota,
went to MontanA two years ago and made
nothing until last September. He then dis
covered pocket" which has yielded him
$4,000. i HI has renSSSQ ~ bo11sHed
satl his 1ale. ~ advists tseflbS4 = s,N
s~sy from. Montana. Ms xo6d sdek b ~
snosd :! 10, 900 - Who will conelf they
Y cse 9st hems1 VIZ eApsv poeAess z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-03

In London, a Mr.. Barlow has publicly an
nounced bis purpose to give the Royal Soei-
ely for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animah
| in London. one thousand guineas, whenevt
| nine other persons can be found who W i
zach give NJ inaeh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-03
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Throat Disease, ar Cnns1mption,
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