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THE LOAN FEATURE
OF
DELAWARE MuTuAL
LIFE INSURANCE CONpl{Y,

The Directors of the Delaware Nn,r,J If, I
ahre Company, believing that It's IneInrr, re ,,,, 80, .
e"tlIeu to receive all The excess ui rrcU,,,p ,.,,,
assumed ny Them in the shape aud und,r tl- ~ tnr f
ultiuehds' bat they are enIIlcd 10 all ih. u,p.G ,
whi"h me large accumulniins uI ii LIE t'e,,au, m =
'oier' nave determined to incorporate lh. it,Il.,,
feature mo It's plan viz. '"'"o
hheh ihe accumu aIIOu Of funds from nr. ,i,,tn -,
celptS' snail be sufficient to meet Ordjuo, n In.
.he eAcesS shall be loaned, U The hIV m Ill.,
following Ierms VIZ: - " W"
! fIRsr'-Money shall be loaned 10 Policy hoII.,.
only. " 0''y "''"efs
SECOND No member shall borrow more ih,, H..
amount of his Policy "'''' '"''' INC
IlIiRD-Ihe Policy will be taken M serurt,y d.,
ohiy lis actual value. f, lis "surren,er y.Iua ,h
6aIance must he amply secured by satisiario,, Il =.
mortgages on Real Estate The B,,,d nG Di,.,
snail he The Jud Ses of The sullcitIcv of suc x,,,
FOURFiI-ln The event of the death of m. ,u.,iE -
10 whom such loan rs made il shall be a,nI.I II, ,,
payment Of his Policy FF " ''o
FIFTH Money SD loaned shall be called in mil, m
cases o' eHira"rdIhrry Ius>eS an thei, s,ty ,I,
nee shall he gwen, and the loans longest mn ,Lu m
lhe lrst called ln aud more Than one tour,h I ~
one loan shal! be called ia al one uavmrnt u,.le.
larger proportion shall be lndspensabv u.re.,a,,
mus giving the borrower the probaho use of ,,
oney uurlllg ms lie. II he chooses 10 retain IL
SIXTH In case the member To whom u,..v 70
ioaied shall fail to pay The interest agreed unpn r
snail allow his Policy TO lapse for L, ,,, mani C
premiums then the loan shall be Withdrawn
SEVENTH Every member OF the C0n,arv = shall ha
hoilheh when funds TO be dIspOsed Df in ,bis o,
"e1 ana Dds shall be received by "sealed prnnOsas
hedG advertisement Of Company in All Jihtr column
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TO CONSUMPTIyES.

,c me a Nev' EDWARD A. WILSON will seDd ,c.o.
Ul charge)i to all who desire it the prescrnon
by WHICH Te U5 making and using the simple ramedv
aread disease Consumption. His onIv ohio anu mat
nehel The afflicted and he hopes eyery Is TO
oDd ma mus prescription as it will cost them e,h viii
Po pressing. Please address
No r.. REv. EDVARO WILSON
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
llELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
S u q IL IL

=
Is certain cure for diseases oC III.
bladder, Kidneys, Gravel D,,..
weakness Female Complaints General Do5s1,,i DIganc
And all diseases of the Oeoili'y'
Whether existing IN 'T1N"'
"n whatever cause originating and ma ma,,or
If o. nese organs require The use of dintetc
Sy may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood o.. or In.
iEom these sources. and the D'oou are supported
And HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
reliable remedy. OPo" prompt use of
r.,oLi,.hn' "i'oLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
upwards Of IS years. Prepared b.,
ii. t. HELMBOLD,
.o.o DRUGGIsr,
594 Broadway, N. Y, and
Sold by all Druggists ie"'h ST. Philadelphia
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A HALL.-Prof Taylor gave our citizens =
timely suggestion last week about town boli ho "
Every one knows that it's disgrace that "~ri, onr
fo"i 10 n;J;I nasn better hall How long shall we
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

at New CoOta CoSGred school house has been erected
r. Tae lot, Dr. Lesy and Mr.. W G SnTnnDg VINO gave
M IL Is quite neat and tasty affair 1 Thnno Tance:-
I Iow snlrty scholars who are taught vfe hv M are
zones OF Portland, Maine. The Pe,:yli NY MISS
GO 1nat some OF the ladies Of the 'itcam topm hc
ana aIsIted the teacher that she is goipg ~ nave
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

~, ,FREEDMAN's Schools IN DELAWARE
dnoa. mere are now twenty Freedman's Schools in
operation In delaware, and the number is daiv
dns;ea drhci;eaSPng Eng Inc colored people show great
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ngs are having gas fixtures inserted ""% W. awel
gad OF 1T the greater the consumption the IasS as
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

,IRTPLETs.-The wife of Conrad Uomnton
who resides near FairviIle, Short J;lt"nna, pvom,
above the Delaware line, gave birth TO oe t5ree
girls about month ago Of course tho fnrtr
nate husband is poor A clever sum was IG,," g;vnn
MN shortly after the episode bv friend n t,n
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

,;nm ;m'llLps FAIRIES is the place to buv vour clo
enlng, hats caps and furnishing p"oJs yoIf G. clo-
assortment IN smyrna Call and sea- soe for rnest
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

PoSTMASTERs APPOINTED Tho f,uou;
appointments have been made for This ;OS"tns St"4ns
Wm. q. Davis at Selbyville, Sussex connty 1%tV
EIce TI James Layton, declined; James Green st
deceased. WV 0"iiles need,
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

GedlmsO G%EokaETOwM;-E Everything is railroad :;
Or m IThlought Of Says the .Ionrm1 S.'o talked OF
vitb;e iie % track upon the j. & b. R.R Is l.;1
pmhn. ln one and half miles Of this town M IS lald
ed s"g ifr 70 ,t The depot building is being devar
eSnectad sae u T % be erected immediately II E
Saturdar 'e me- traek layers will reach town by
train WiiI ene 10th inst, and that passengey
lst of December. """ihg regularly by the
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r. Inc me, State of Delaware will soon be modo .
Ganholc Gafholc diocese Father Reilly, of St Warv, % q
TTGpnege, Wilmington, will be the first Bisb9p
Ihere is talk of building church in this p' town
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

,ic ~ R,lAI LADIES' TRUssEs. SUPPORTERS FI.S
NINCIS : rtHeS:: Teis: S,oekings. Knee Caps. RAN.
Etec,',r M II ~ II ) Braces, Spinal Shouder IA
Tre' braces Light French and German Ra a'o
'iuSSes' SyHnges' in great variety. &C., ''Ui'"fe
-r,,,,,, ,,,,, at NEEDLES"
DELrilA A. trhis Department is conJucIcd T-,' i.LA'
vey s Tor Females and Children by c"mpe, N, ar.u
,e S'ork adapted 10 ILelr Special Wa"
correct construction, with case ami CnmtnrI
pc...: &. II NEEDLES
r. rt3iesslonal i,'' AduSter Of Trnsses A.,
may Som - 'L9 Df-LflIlA
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

IN ,. IL" ArRAcr BUCHu gives healrl, a,, vi,,
ia NE ana bloom 10 the pallId cheek. Del,l1t,
tre',1nanr oy many alarming symptoms and # NO
ep:!epc fits ensue INSANITY or
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

flhe beavers, black cloths and fancy oo..;
neteS at Phillips Il FAIRIES, which thew vii i"SS
up 10 the latest style for ali who will favor m'i 'u
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CoNsrIrrr,nxs ,c -
sexes use llelmhold's Extract BurLn !, I ~ uoll
we'll. anu ehaoe you 10 sleep
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

i'i" sreht medicine cured Dr. j. n ScuEvCt ~
i'oPriet"r' OF pulmonary Consumption whoa :, bo,
a'"'"eu It's most formidable aspect and whom s,o.
''"'" appeared TO be inevitable Ills physicians n,n
houhced his case ncurabie when he cn,,o,o., =,
use of this simple but powerful remod n "
was restored III very short time and no reIu,,
80 "a' OeH" dpprehended for all the svn,u,n,os
Y U''uPpeateu' aud his present weight is mo,a
,. """'eu pounds. lnce his recovery he has
"'' a''eh'loh exclusively 10 the cure Of Gan
P''on dnu Inc diseases which are usuolly co,.,;
" !" y" IT. ana The cures effected bv his mol;o;,a
nave oeeh truly wonderful DR. SCHevc, ,D,, -.
eSSio'it' Vsils to several of The larger ci,,as
"'i're ne mas large cOncourse of nq,ien,s 90, ;:
'"y astonishing TO see poor cOnsumptIvAs ,ho, -
~ "e iliteu out OF their Carriages and in a fo,,. ,
"vil''ly' roousl persons. DR.. SCHENCK,S pIrIn0
NY NY of KUP' Sc AWEED TONIC and MANnpnrr
7 are generally all required in curing Copsn,nr |
run directions accompany each. so that apy ono |
''' 'uNe mem without seeing Dr. Schenck nm, ,,bor
" Is convenient 1t is best TO see HIM He gives ooa
ree' out lor thorough examination with hi. D..
1meter his fee is three dollars o'P'i'
TIease observe, when PURCHASING Tho, ,L
,'''eS Vi 'he Dociof-one when ihsthe last s,oo r
oaI,t anu 'he other as he now is in perlec,
ieaIth-aFe on the Government stamp.
sold by all Druggists and Dealers p,;o. q, 20
'''o' VI - 0O ihe halt dozen. Letters for adr,oo
uu'" always be directed to DIR. Schenok's P,,ooinaI
'P' % NORTH Sixth street PHILADELPHIA. pa g.
RAJ wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes a. Co ~
. lance Baltimore Md; John d. Park. (,,n,i
mo- walker Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins Re- ;
I. Louis Mo ''oS'' .
2d
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

a, fresh res lot OF velvet and cashmere vestinrs
at at Philips \ FAIRIES. They will be put rn nm ;n
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

90 fChEoL1ERA.-The lE Delaoarean reports a case
Wonef3 NJ clolera IN IN Dover last week.-Mrs.. ,John
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

G. Ius? T received fresh lot of goods at Pbillins
farles. Call and examine them, i-''ip p'
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

LARGE HoGs.--George Il. Wonaston. Of
Stanton, ~ has purchased pair Of porkers Of
h:I. Ihomas H. Brown, of Harmony Mills, one Of Of
which 1t is estimated will weigh zoo nonn9t
IH when dressed, 1t is little over two wears old
ana i; Is SAID to be rather curiosity in the pork
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

The Delaware Tribune is the largest and best
newspaper published in Delaware. 1t supports
manhood suffrage, and has an immense circuIati,n n
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

cIol%;no GG TO Philips 4 FAIRIES for your ready made
u.o'i'iG' as they have the largest stock in Smvr
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

r lake NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE RExyD1ys
bods Extract Buchu and Improved Rose Wash
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

C5p D5ishop Lee will preach at St. Peters novt
0uhuay ana administer the rite of confrnoot;C1lO
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
THE; MARKETS

WILL wftdIlksaDELPHIA la DELL MANIFESTED Rod
Rye IS setting %9ife Ss s1 Whsas %
Yellow Corn, SI.S5 2I3 ~ Loo 9a: a.; oo 2 bush.
Cotton 2l(92Oc. per II. Oa'S Oo(@61o'
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

OUUU n@uEN @ 10 wanted TO sell Six New TDvon
proG,s s Is. OF great value 10 families all nav gren
Agents have mall Do ana get 80 pages and sample arats
Mass. Ephram BrOwA, Lowell
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

tbaI Many OF the rebels openly declare that 4
;ii uITy can delcat reconstruction all the bIacti
w.; oe practically re-enslaved, and every w%;%e
EIhionlSt 4 Will be compelled to leave the Sonth ',
"a &c correspondent writing from Florida 1D"'"
n,,lV IL We can beat that law every white RS5ic.I
sunri nIiIias nt d u FAIRIES have just received fresh
pdy tend 9n oI TGady made overcoats which they in
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

HE CoLoRED PEoPLE-A brass band has
oeen organized gn by the young negro men of this This
Town, "oDni They have purchased a set of instru-
., An h exhibition in defamation. ETC., was Civ
& 1m Iy the children of their day school last
"eTS, ~, ana Is sad to have been very creditabIe.
late storm has been repaired ~ ''ie
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

cI AS FLOWER is the title of an autobioerapbi
Vl STORY oi the richest kind Just issued Iv n .I,
New York. The London Times snooI ppieton a Co.
i cltl merit consists of the powerful and voor,n
sltnh % .oI' IN the exceeding beauty and poetry Of s
" e"eiS' ana IN the soliloquies sometimes ouairtl
humorous, sometimes cynicay bitter sopetir,s
eiahcloLly' which are uttered by til. b.rop. Il -, anu
new hand and it is said he so extraorli,ariI |
evpn % - ugh II you cannot Law it down again. hard
60 cents " Hppie'oh a Co. Price,
JOURNAL OF THE FARM-a new Agriculture, -,
iNne' oy MeSsrs Baugh d Sons the ept.r,,rsi ' P"
- u'inS nrm OF Philadelphia Tl. first nun,ior f ,I
| and -, " ~ nep' ol agriculture promises to he a usor
anu powerful recruit on the side of apric,t, r ''u
the MesSrS Baugh in ESTABLISHING tho - i' o9ect o
~ % popret"rs to be the general inro,,,ot " ny
in it rr anu 'hnS confer two fold bcneft on the farm
30 cents per annun. : S"ueu monthly at |
81 received the following Music from O. Ditso g. w.
80 90 ", ""Nl'h%l"n St. Boston: Tell me- Dearest tlt %"
0na,i,, "H"ay :" Maiden Bushes" sung by Miller .Tn
NH'ue song by White. and Prairie Walt
LAY REPRESENTATION -Tbo ,,. :
one Meth0dlst Church to compeI the nnre,, o'
c"ce 10 ADMIT lay REPRESENTATION hoe ,1o;ti
iFIuniTereu ~ T nor slept. La Spring Garden N
thoro 0nurcn' Philadelphia, ON Monday WOOL
ny; was heid meeting of Law Methojivts ~
onfa lr.Cm such action was taken that, at the ne~t
evnn UenGmce' I,;iI a more strenuous demand than
toto' WIZ oe made for proportionate represonl
Lne church In all other denominations t ol
lGynen E haye their say the laity of the Wobo +o
Gi8t church have long felt aggrieycd tbnt TO-
Ups are sealed and its wrists manacloJ rhS 'S
phGect h OF the meeting was to secure action ne e
%e Tonfn matter on the part of the next General Il
lrcsSor lTloremee, woro which assemblies in 1868. Ad
moTe oSseS Nv were made by Judge Bond, of BaI. 81
Da %u II nPGenJamn Haywood, of PottsyiIIe G.
ie Of Wilmington, Del. Josepb JSuGS Parri' M ~ a.
-, 10 81 b. lh!ladelpha; VIM II. Allen, / T. ~ '' "
ate President Of Girard College, L. L. ~
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who I'm.
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and all the effects of youthful indser.tion
"ilI' tor the sake of suffering humanity send fire.
70 an VINO need 1t, the recipe and directions t;r
making the simple remedy b. which he yns cnr.d
sufferers wishing TO oft by the advertiser. ryur.
rlence' Can do so BY addressing in perftc ct conG.
dence, JOHN r OGDEV '0""-
myl5
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

LIE IlE GLORY OF Man IS SrRENGrH-Tberet,a ,ho
Helmboli's Extract Buchu use
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

myl5-ly S23 R,aad',' W. .hemlsi'
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

Lister tAhD and 70 BEAT = Tv: On Monday last W. A.
Gorby y and and J. nS{ns e. Wilson CHALLENGED Joseph q
alter after rabbits The conditions Of tbn ,match ,natcl
were as follows: that Wilson and Lower ~eon %ora
10 take one side OF the branches, and G"rh5 "JlU
anu Lister the other side. If Gorbv and oUy Tnw
cry Killed more rabbits than Lister and Wi
SON. tney were to have the whole of the oamn
aId c'ce reFSa. The result of the match Iae o,
IollGYS; Ii Ih0wery II, Gorby II; total % 4 Tso "9
ter H. Wilson 6; total l7.-Maf3rd 9rouL n1'N-
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and ImnrnvrJ Ru.a
W Hsh cures secreI and deIIcae disorders ~. u br
stages at ilIie expense. little or no change in -l mn
nCohVehit hce' and no exposure II is ple,.ant IN
M aSle ana odOr immediate ia lis action and ir, :rn,
all injurious properties. '''
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INFORMATION

He!mhlId's Extract Buchn 1'' Vs''heu ~
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

9Old's Extract Buchu - ''ei'"-
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

HELMBOLD 5 CONCENTRATED rn.cc a.,
is The Great Diuretic
he'noo'dS Concentrated Extract SarsapariIla
Is the Great Blood Purifier
nom m are prepared according 10 rules Of Pb,,,D,c,
anu Chemistry aud are the E,OsI active ,ha,
haue' Sold by Druggists everywhere. "0
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13

Dr-Ar Eat NESS Blindness and Catarrh treated I,II,
ne UTMOST success, by DR.. J. TsAACs Orn,,, anj
street Phlladel phla TESTIMONIALS from ,Io r 'n
sources IN The city and country can be seen .,
, niS olllcc' The medical faculty are invited rn o.
o.o,,ay '.',r patients as he has lie secrets i M.
E'rc'ice rIfrml eyes serted withunI mn, ~
"'''h' myS.'v.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
2r.Schenck PuIpmOmicSV,

D T. TAYLOR, JR Minister Of Tho Cos,,oI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-26
Miscellany.


YEAsT.-"A Country Cook" writing upon
the bread question, say she cannot make nice
bread because she cannot get good yeast
where she lives, in the interior of Indiana,
and asks the Tribune to aid her. She says:
With many thanks for the information al
ready received through the columns of the Tri-
bune respectfully ask for this much more.
A COUNTRY Cool.
Madame, you shall haveit-here it is: Take
3 ounces OF good fresh hops, 1-2 pounds OF
rye flour, pounds of Indian corn meal, and
one gallon of water. Rub the hops so as to
separate them. Put them into boiling water,
and boil halt an hour. Strail the liquor
through a fine seive into an earthern vessel.
While hot put in the rye flour, stirring the
liquor well and quickly, as it goes in. Next
day, put in the Indian meal, stirring il well.
and the mess will be stiff dough. Knead II
well as you would pie crust; roll it out to the
thickness OF about third of an inch, and cut
it up into cakes with tumbler or something
else, and lay the cakes on clean board or tin
and put them to dry in the sun. Turn them
every day; let them receive no wet; and they
will become as hard as ship biscuit. Store
them in a bag or box, perfectly free from
damp. When you bake take two cakes. and
crack and put them in hot water over nj hi
in vessel near the fireplace, where they will
dissolve by morning, and then YOU use then,
in setting your sponge Gas it is called,) as YOU
would use the yeast of beer and these Yeast
cakes may be kept. just as long as Won desire
IN. Y. Tribune.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-26

ANECDorE OF THE ELDER BEECHER.-
my father" said Henry Ward, g loved to
write at the top OF the house. and 1 loved to
get up there to watch him. He had a wav of
whispering to himself as he wrote, and while
he wrote with one hand he rubbed his breast
with the other. He could not bear TO be
buttoned INTO anything while writing, and
wristbands and collar and vest were all sure
to be pulled open as soon as he set to work,
His coat was laid asiae, and his suspenders
thrown Off his shoulders He was a great
lover OF clans: and on one day as he
was rapidly driving his pen. clam
man passed by the house, CRYING. CLANS
CLANS! My father was so intent upon his SER
mon that it was several minutes before he
fairly realized what the sound was. Then he
rushed to the window and hailed the man.
who had passed beyond the reach of his voice
Clapplng his pen behind his ear, father dash
ed down stairs like an avalanche, and, before
any or all the women who were wont to lie
10 wait to catch him and put him in order.
could arrest him, he was in full chase down
the street, holding on to his pantaloons with
one hand, and waving the other in the air.
shouting 'Clams CLAIMS, clamsw He caught
the man, secured his clans, and returned
slowly, buttoning up as he went, to the house
and to his study.
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Have ccne,,.,...

All VINO have committed an excess Of any k,ud
whether \ be the solitary vice of YOUTH or the slim
g 'epuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer years
nv SEEK FOR AN ANTIpoTE IN SEASON
Inc rams and Aches, and LasstIldc and Nervous
1tostra.on that may follow Impure Cotton
~ are tile Barometer to the whole system.
10 mol want for the consummaton that is sure IN "a,
low 10 not wait for Unsightly Ulcers ior
disabled Limbs for Loss Of Beauty
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-26

Every lhteiigent and thinking person must know,
he eleacy established by well tested experience in
I1e nnmds OF regularly educated physician whose
studies fit him for all the duties be must
and porting to be the best in the world
WIcn are nor MY useless, but always Injurious
hs Pnyseian, as 1t is amentable yet inconroyer.
De TACT, ta' many syphiic patients are made mis-
e e Win ruined constitutions by maltreafment
point generally conceded by the best syphiloer
mat me study anc management of these come
would he competent and successful in their treat.
ment ana cure The inexperienced general pract-
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time to max
himself acquainted with their pathology. common,v
pursues one system of treatment in most eases maxi
gerous weapon, tho Mercury. W N''-
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Warren, July II, 1867.
DEAR SIR Il will not be less grateful TO You than
others VINO testified to you ha made iol them
I0r assure you that consider myself under no less
opliealoLs. Every one that saw NE before and at
ne tme was frst brought into your Office believes
you TO have wrought miracle in the cure you made
on me- REM mber the day. believe it was oil The
2sth day OF February last-when you entered me as
your parent. that tme as for several years pre-
vious was scarcely able to walk without the assist
ance OF some one, TO sit in chair without having
some one or some thing for support. My condition
was certainly precarious one. having suffered so
long from spinal disease, affection of the lungs and
kidneys, and from au intense female akness not
W1thstandng the medical Ii eatment had during
many months previous to my seeing you. But now
the case is different for am fully restored to health
kest assured that shall all myself of every oppor-
tunty 60 make this wonderful cure generally known
nope lor them in you. With he utmost sincerity
thank you, and remain forever.
Yours, &c.,
,r MRS. ELLIS WATTS.
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i very confidently and earnestly recommend DR..
J. " Polands humor Doctor excellent reme-
dy for Humors, having been wonderfully benefited
byat myself. My own case was very severe and
obstinate one. For more than two years the skin
upon the inside of both my hands, and down on
that was unable to use NV hands in any kind Of
wet work, and was oblige to wear gloves in sewing
to avoid getting blood upon my work. The humor
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum. My general health was
quite poor. Som after began 10 use the Humor
Doctor could perceive signs of healing contin-
ned to take-the medicine till was finally cured My
hands are now perfectly free from humors and to ali
appearances my who.e system is clear Of it, and has
been for several months used eight Boz ties before
felt sale to give it up entirely, but they
Ae HARRIET WHEELER.
Stoneham Mass. July 5, 1886.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-26

SEVERAL letters from boys at watering
places heve been published this year. Here Is
another, which gives good arguments for pa
ternal visit:
DEAR Paintings are bully here. Ichase
ground squirrels every day in what they call
the glen. Yesterday saw one coming oui of
an old stump which he didn't think was safe
for him, and making for the rocks. 1 put
straight after him you bet. While was run
ming close by the creek Bill put out his foot
and tripped me up. l went plump into the
water, and got my. breeches soaking wet. The
squirrel went on into the rocks. When we
got back to the hotel. ma licked us both. /
think she is getting too tight on u.s. I wish
you'd come and help us out.
Your affectionate son.
r. r. s.