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In Bankruptcy.

rTNHIS Is to give notice, that on the twenty.
i seventh day OF February, A. ID. ls6s. Warrant
In Bankruptcy was Issued against the estate ol
of York and State Of Maine, who has been adjudsed
n bankrupt, on his own Petition that the pay
ment Of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging To such Bankrupt. To HIM, OF Tor his use
hidden by Law, that meeting OF the creditors 81
the said bankrupt, to prove their debts, AMI u
choose one or more Assgnees OF his estate, will be
held at q Court OF bankruptcy, to be holden a.
IIIddeford, before James ID. Psssendcn, Register
on the sixth day Of April, A. d. 1903 at ten ocloci
A. ST.. at city Rooms. CHARLES CLARK,
US. Marshal rs Messenger, Dist. Of Maine.
llDw
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State OF Maine.
YORK, $50 the Sheriffs Of our respective
Counties, or either VI their Deputies,

WORK, $50 the SheriHs Of our respective
Counties, or either VI their Deputies.
Greetings
We command you TO attach the goods or estate oi
BENJAMIN fitzpatrick. Samuel i. bradbury ana
Robert r. Libby OF Limerick In said County To the
value of two hundred dolarsand summon tho said
def,ndants (if they may DO found In your precnct)
to appear before our justices ofour supreme JUDI,
cial Court next to DO holden ut Sac0 within ana
for our said County OF York on the hrst TUESDAY oi
january A. 1865. then and there In our said Court
20 answer unto william L. Johnson or Saco In said
County and 3. r. Libby of Limerick, In said Coun,
ty late copartners In business ut said Saco under
the firm name OF Johnson Libby In plea oil the
case for that the said defendants at Norfolk on the
fourth day Of May A. ID. 1867 by their promissory
note of that date by them signed for value rsceiv.
sdIointly and soveraly promised tho plaintlns ny
their then firm name) Ia pay them or oruer the
sum OF one hundred dollars on demand with in-
terest
Yet the said defendants though requested, have
not paid the came, bat neglected so TO do-To the
damage of the said Plaintiffs Gas they say the sum
eI two hundred dollars, which shalt then AMI there
lie made to appear. with other due damages Ana
have you there this writ with your doings therein
witness JOHN APPLETON, Esquire. at Alfred,
the twenty first day OF November IN the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven. G. d. LORD, Clerk.
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Probate Notices.


RIO all persons interested In either Of the estates
i hereinafter named,
At Court OF Probate held at Alfred,
within and for the county Of York, on the hrst
cen hundred and sixty eight, the following mat
tiers having been presented for tho action thereup-
ON hereinafter Indicated. IL Is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof BIO given TO all persons IN
terested, by causing copy OF this order TO he
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the UNION
AND JOURNAL, and Maine Democrat. papers pub.
lshed In Biddeford. In said county. that they
South Berwick in said county, on the first Tuesday
In April next, at ten OF the clock In the FORE
noCn and be heard thereon and object, II they see
cause.
MIRANDA DURRELL, late Of Kennebunkport
deceased. Will presented for probate by william
L. Durrell. the executor therein named
SALLY HUTcHISS. late OF Kennebunkport,
deceased. VIII presented for probate by Joseph
w. Fairfield, the executor therein named.
JOHN WEARE, late Of Wells, deceased. Pirst
Administrator.
ROBERT SMITH. late Of Kennebunkp port. dc.
ceased. First and fnal account presented for al.
iowance by Enoch Cousens and Mary Smith execu.
tors also private account OF said Mary smith,
MlRYc. TH0RNToy OF Kennsbunkport, an
Insane person. First account presented for allow.
anoe by Hampden Fairfield, her guardian.
JASPER T. GOODWIN ct all, minors and chill.
dren Of Joshua GOODWIN, Jr. late OF Washington
in the county Of sullivan and state OF New Hsmp-
shire. First account presented for allowance by
Ebeneier Blaisdell, their guardian.
CHARLES BUTLER, late Of South Berwick. de
ceased. Petition for administration TO Albert q.
IIussey, presented BY Sarah W. Butler, . creditor
oil said estate.
ABBx A. DxpTS. late OF Newheld, deceased.
Petition for administration TO Nathan y. Loud,
presented by VIM. ID. Reed.
DANIEL rERNILD, late ofNorth Berwick, de.
ceased. Petition for administration TO Edwin Fer.
nsld, presented by Louisa Fernald, widow OF said
deceased.
DANIEL WIGGIy, late OF Parsonsaeld, deceased
Petition for an allowance out OF personal estate,
presented by Nancy ID. wisgin widow OF said de-
ceased.
CHARLES L. DApIS, late OF Newdeld. deceased.
Petition for an allowance out Of personal estate,
JAMES HAHScoM. late OF Lebanon. deceased.
Petition for license 10 sell and convey real estate
presented by Increase =. Kimball, executor
MARY ID. ELDRIDGE. minor and child OF Dan.
lei l.. Eldridge. late Of Wells, deceased Petition
for license 10 ,ell and convey real estate, present.
ed by Priscilla y. Eidridge, Guardian.
ADRIEL CHICK. late Of York. deceased. Pet'.
ton for eense to sell and convey real estate pro.
rented by Isaac Chick, Administrator.
EDWARD ". BOURNE, Judge.
A true copy Of the original order.
70 Attest, GEORGE II. KNowLToS, Register.
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Muiuu aud Snnrual..
travellers, Guids.

vuou sAcs Nssss Js~ sesso. tssss As r. 2 De
- ~ Z IA 3 n A. n. end an v.a eor PsrtisRd q
&c, lilo A ~, and ia AL al2f.n.
Fsox B.ssusss Dspcv ~ Bsstos q tn, 20 a. H.
s.A ass .. q. Ssr Prtfssf n Sc n.<s a. ~. aud
S.n, ssss.h TlT|
Nail Arraaxe.aenss-.Btsid p. q.
Mans oosa for tAs wet u Slss A. T., and 31S .. .
kW Le Esa % ~ - q. ~ en- az n. 20 Lin
.eek 81 ~ ~, rarssases,t. MONDAY, Wednesday ssi
FRIDAY st & ~ .. ~ Lsoaa Cesase, rhsrsiaSs oov'
at ss0p.n
Mas Asss,s t~ss tAs Esst q el3s s"s 400 n
Srsss tAs Wet - II T., Apt so 20. f.sta Ln,o-
tek a. n 10 q. o., fsrsoosa.lt, Msoiay, NefwsA
asa st<sy - 40 .. ~ Lys.a o-..r-, I'sfSsS'
~aly q SO a. u. c.kCosAs ~
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In BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
Lied hereby gives notice Of his .gPointment ..
assignee OF William II. Noyes OF KitterS In the
County Of York and State OF Name, within said
District, who has been aijudged . bankrupt upon
his own Petition, by the Distriet Cont OF said
District. J. 2. SCAMAAS, Assignee
Saco. March l6, 1865. 3wjll
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TlHE BIDDEFORD DIsPENsARY

rJNHE BIDDEFORD DISPENSARY
lat Biddsford House Block,
Main Street,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BiddefOrd, Ne
E,tabiishsd A. ID. 1917.
You can buy Peruvian Syrup,
You can buy Schencks syrup,
You can buy Vegetable Group Syrup
You can buy blood and Liver syrup,
You can buy Soothing Syrup.
You can buy Sanborn's Group Syrup
You can buy Pin Worm syrup,
Also. Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
Also. Wild Cherry Bslssm.
Also, Goes Cough Bslsam,
Also, Allsn,s Cough Balsam,
Also. Iiail'}Cough Balsam.
Also, earren's Cough Bslsam,
Or indian Vegetable pills,
Or Ayers Cathartio Pills,
Or Schencks Mandrake pills
Or llili's Rheumatic FILLS.
OrIIutching's Headache pills
Or DurkeS PILLS.
And Vegetable Strengthening Bitters,
And Plantation Bittsrs.
And Sherry Wine Biites,
And Atwo0dS Bitters,
And Williams. BIttsrs,
And lIostetter's Iitters,
And Jewetts Bltters.
EEApd all OF the best medicinal preparations
now In use. and ct prices that will DO satisfactory
TO our customers.
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HARMS HOUSES AND LANDS.

Numerous Farms IN the county Of York, from
500 to $j.UO0, houses In Biddeford, Saco and vi.
entity from $3.50 TO $330Oi various parcels OF land
In Biddeford. Saco and Kennebuukport, from SIS
to SIS per acre. All those wishing 10 sell or pur-
chase may do we'll to call upon r. Harmon, Real
Souies building, up stairs 6N
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SIcO LOCALS.
, CLa .sl,eriais is Ssscs

Coo. Cha.sSeriais is S"es.
Gov. Chamberlain delivered his address on
the .'Surcnder Of Lee" before . large and ap-
preciativc audience at City Hall last Tuesday
evening. The fIall was crowded to its fullest
capacity. The Governor came In at 8 O'Clock
accompanied by Gen. Vim. HObson, Judge Tap
ley and others, and was introduced to the as
sembly by Gen. Hobson, Post Commander Of
the G. A. r. in Saco, in few brief and peril
nent remarks. His address was listened To with
intense interest, throughout At the close Of
the lecture. many Of the citizens called at the
Saco House and paid their respects to the Gov
ernor. The Saco Band discoursed fine music,
and gave him serensle at the Hotel, where he
appeared at the door and thanked them in 4
neat speech.
temperance Meefis0.
A public temperance meeting was held in
Good Tcmplar's Nall, in ratten's Block, We'll
nesiay evening (llth,) and was largely attend
.ed by the members Of the Lodge in this city and
Biddefortl and the public generally. The meet.
Ing Was presided over by Mr.. Emerson, We I,
Of York Lodge. and short sddrcsses were mad,
by Messrs. Boothby tof Scarboro., Locke (o
Buxton.) Rev. Mr.. Boyd Of Biddsford, DR.. Nor.
cross, Hewes, roppan, Amber and others. A
Quartette, consisting Of Messrs Adams and Ho'l-
slou, and Misses Burbank and Mliken, furnish.
ell vocal music; while the Pnger Bros. gave Tho
a,,.l;enee the hene6t of a German SOM The ex-
,.r.;... xcre NJ n, ;,.truc,ive and entertaining
eVS' "e'e VI "A '''S'S $3.50
character.
C,fv CosaeH Meetings..
IT,. po.,J. of Al,srw.n anil Common Cam.
- I,o.,> -. A.. - :, 49,, :,
mug liWn). In INC poSru VI h'e'"'"' az
the absence Of the Mayor ALL Deering wa,
called to the chair. A large petition headed by
Noes Lowell, J. g. Dcering, Il. p. Tspley and
Others, was presented, asking that that part o.
Main strcet leading from Pepperell SQUARE L
Factory Island. NAV be widencd. Il was refer.
red to the eommitie. ON streets. The COMMITTEE
ON policc rrportcd that they had procured the
services Of w. H. Smith as city jailer. The
street committee presented a report, recommend.
inc that the petition for q new street, known ON
,,s, =, p,,no. u, =. Twin, .,rc., n. rc,.rr.,
a. N. mar, si,v eo.ps;L-Idoo,.l A p-,i,ion
for abatement Of take. was also referred TO mex,
.o,n.;, In co,c,,r.oe,
Roth Ro.rl. having me, 4, convention the
,un,,, 80. ., o,;.r engineer ,;,v m,r.h,,
Ro,rI Of Health ei,y TREASURER, and .uuerip.
tendon, Of schools were presented and read.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The 6ndersgn-
lied hereby gives notice Of bis apPontnsnt as
AssIypee OF Horace Bacon, Of biddsford In the
county OF York and State Of Maine, within said
District. who has been adjudged Bankrup eupon
his own Petition, By the District Court OF said
district, JOHN q. scAMM0S, Assignee;
Ssco, March 10, 1909. 3"jia
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NEW Spring GOODS!
A LARGE VARIETY OF NEW
Spring Dress Goods,
u rH OPENING THIS WEEK, AND
Selling at Ertrsmsiy loo prien.
At 1873 & 1856 City Building, Biddsford.
f. A. DAY.
i3jtf
CEED POTATOES.

H<RRiSoN, cJISco, AND EARLY SEBEc.
Harrison, IS per bshsi $50 pr peck. cusoe Ssf
Per tnshei, 10 cts. vr pect. Early ssoec $3.50 PEI
sashet ~ Is os per peef. Also kw bushels of the
White Teach Blow hesh white. houry, Il most excellent
quality. S2,sO pr bushel, 70 cts per peek. ..
The HaTisnn and Casso arc SAIL 10 be the most Pm
dueve of all potatns AZ excellent quality when rPe-
Prom one bushel Of liasons planted last Spring raised
30 bshe Of good sound potatoes some have rais even
more thanthat, 90 bushels from one bushel Tbs Hary
snn pntatoes selling BY seedsmen In Nev York
from s. b $50 per bashel The Early Seber are very
productive and very early, excellent quality, very supec'
fur marketing.
Two or more kinds sent In barrel or box by Rail- 2;
cts. extra viii be charged Zoe box barrel Address
MOSES FL. EUSSEY,
evils North Berwick, Maine.
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Radical Restorstion-its good effects are perrna.
nent. II not only restores the color 0i the hair
bat the quantity and natural glossiness. This ID
said by.every one using Mrs \. 4. ALIENS lmpro'.
ed (nsc sfyit) Hair Restorer or Dressing. Us owe
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'THs TRurl ~ NursasLi." The many kinds
OF common Ssisratus found In markets are weak.
inpsrN sud uuhsalny. and dsfraud The psrchas-
90 of his money. Pyi,S Salsrstus 10 entirely nee
from oil thoss objections. It's great sale proves
It's poPal.rt1. Bold BY Eroes1s svsrywhsrs. In
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In Bankruptcy.

nETRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undeuign-
Lied hereby gives NOTES of his appointment ~
assignee Of Arthur d. lIaines, Of $500, In the
County OF York and STATE OF Maine, within
said District. who hes been adjudged Bankrupt:
upon his own Petition. by the District Court Of
said District.
J.Q scAMMoN, Assignee.
Baco, March 2, 1868
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"WutRSS az NJ 2; nsi:.
pictures o. al kinds can b obtained % cheap Q.
70 b Nicer. No. 10 Asia street I'r
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ENQUIRE FOR
EUREKA MATCHES,
and take no others.
They cost you moro than the other kind, and are
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
jla For sale by ell the Grocers.

DRANG'S AMERICAN CHROM0S are fac
u simiss II Oil aod Water Paintings ny the bet ms-
tet Iey sre artistic copies and, In most oases aly
equs 70 NE ~sns An eminent csitk, says our Chrs
mos Taits GrcuTs - -
M Lou. lrsns q Boston, q whose enrts 10 dlsseu'
uate thrcuyh tie oantry iihh COPIES n our Wild nov.
era butterflies, mods and birds, in sueh pretty Sms and
~ ehespy IN drive out Of the market al nfenof pabi.
Gallons has issued ehrume-lthoEnph 10 OILS q ooe q
Mr. A. fairs clever little pctares. rhe ehrono-ltho-
graph perfect hesim,e q the original painting, rvo.
ducng MOI only The t<ush-mss, bat the WY nrs Of The
canvas, In way hat sarprses by iu Ingenuity. hf.
faae ~ WITH 81 As might 10 mako he imtaissss snso-
luteJ decept nct fss he purpss o. decevine ont IN
order 10 pat faithful COPIES, s good - the ognAh WIN
10 the reaeh o. snaii pupes lie brings IN the verk
hnovkdes onans,s enesu, and sothusissn, and shAs
meA gensroos sprt owards ~ and artss which VIZ
pleasant 20 mest Nth He has our cordial thants fos
uhAs he he efNSy dooe md OF uuN In - WI do
his bet 10 ednc.e The class he wosu Coz In The love
What b kus - wsl - hsautifalr
Gacrr os cucxszA (lozl2 inchrs,) $500
0sotr or pccxtfxes Qoxl3 incbea) Sooo
dsocr ~ orAnA, In fio1i3 inrss,) Ss0o
Ask fr them II he An Stores. my On b. sent. ires
expenss to any s6ds IN rrssip4 a he rrtal pttcs.
Our SJssrnl Of Psrsi1 <rf~ describes hoe thess pc
rs afc mads and oooAtns aficls And lter BY sevef.
n ssaissst Amefosos,-uailsd fvs. AddrSss y. P~sng
1 o.. rns Arr rsbssAss, Bosom, Ma tvs-e
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A GENTS wANTED-AlALE OR FEMALE,
"A sveryvhsrs, 20 sell the .'Llfs Of 0ss, U. ..
0r.s y yS, ,S;, v A y 4: NEW ,,m s0r psop
moro Agents for Nnssslls splendld engrsving en-
s;:s JOIN hi1siEs;sSSs az ~; s.i s;;sl.si
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To relieve pains arising nom any cause. Blood,
Rheumatic Compound may Be used with great Ger
tAinty Of suooess.
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS,

For the Construction ~ the U. 8. Custom
House, Portland, Me.
Sealed Proposals will IN received ut the once Of
the undersi gned In Portland, until 70 O'Clock NJ.
March ash 1883. for furnishing and delivering
One million Q.OW.oDl Briels fsr The Government
Proposals will be made by the thousasd, inslud-
log oil co't Of freight and delivery. fer lots from
any tbousand fJ0Oo0) 10 ons million q O00,O0o).
The bricks to he delivered st the sites Of the
buildings % st - shall be desired by the Super
intsndsnt or required by the progress Of the serk
ana 10 he the best quality Of hard burnt bnci'
sound and fAr, satisfsctory 10 the superintssdsnt
No proposals. will be considered unless secom-
panied BY sample n Bricks proposed,
The delivery OF bricks TO begin - soon stsr The
signing Of the contract ~ the superintendent shall
direct
Ten per cent ofall payments will DO retained
until the completion Of the contract
Tho Department reservss the right 70 reject any
or all bids deemed for the intArsss OF the Gov
fropussis sseuld b endorsed proposals for
'"'1 so' '- HESRY KINosBuRY,
~ i2k6tcols Superintendent.
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"Canst thou not minister TO soul diseased.
And, with come sweet, oblivious antidote,
Cleanse tho foul bosom Of the perilous stun
That weighs upon the hearth"
Certainly, Plantation Bitters will do u when
nothing else will. Melancholy. Depression. Iiypo-
chondria, Insanity, all spring, more or lees FROM
diseased stomach, and this, Plantation Blttcrs 10
sure cure for. There 10 no mistake about II Dys-
must yield 20 the heal giving and genial inauene
OF the Plantation Bitters. II you are In doubt,
make one trial and be convinced. Thus cay those
who know.
MAGNOLIA wArua-A delightful toilet article-supc-
rior 10 Cologne, and at half the prce. 33-2wl2
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Iueomparable. Cruces Celebrated Sabre IL co,,.
coded by al 20 DO the best preparation for the
OF cuts, burns, wounds, scalds, sprans, cutaneous
diseases. and eruptions gsssrally. In places dis.
tant FROM medical aid will be found Invaluable,
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Parsons' Purgativs Pull may BE- used In all form {
ofdLases With the most decided bsnsn., and with
out fear OF injury. s'sH
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BfddefOrd .4drcritsen'fS.
NEW SPRING GOODS!
We are Selling Cheap!

Best German and American Corse's. ehedSJ Blue,
Brown and Drab yeilsj new lot Black Lace Wells,
CHEAP, Ayers Hair vigor, "a new restorer) chespi
new style Breast Pins, only % cents new style
Ear Rings, Ladies' Pages.
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General advertisements.

A true copy Of the original order.
70 Attest. GEORGE II. KNowLToS, Register.
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majority will be made still larger by the deser-
iion Of their siekened and sieksning ones to
our swelling ranks. So try again, yc despond-
ing ones. Don't despair. When you get
strength enough in the nation to elect JEFF.
Davis President, then You may expect to get
your majority In Limerick. -
Jo.rReying Jottin0s.
BAR MILIs, March 12.
Came up to this place from Portland by rail.
Next time come this way, and that will prob
ably be in q couple Of months, expect to 90 by
rail As Ear as Alfred; at least VIC are promised
this by the entcrprisins managers Of the road.
Tho solid work of the bridge over tho Saco is
completed. and the road is ready most Of the
way beyond for the laying Of the track, 50 soon
Is the ground Is settled. This place Of Saw
Mills has some curiositics; this one let me men
ton. Ask those that are critics among readers
what they make Of It. Over the door Of . grisi
mill b painted the following, "Corn, Meal, and
Ground" 70 critics, please parse this. Speak
ing Of signs, makes me think Of one saw back
at Gorham. II Was "Lord & Mann" A fellow
remarked that u they bad addcd "DUil" II
wcnld have bssn the strongest Arm Of which he
had any knowledge A curious taste u svinced
here at Bar Mills, in ssttins out In The yards for
augmentation. common 6r trees. Not growing
a. symmetrical In these bleak yards, a. they do
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send Gree of Charge TO all who desire it,
the prescription with the directions for ma k
ing and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object
is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes hat
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
ii will cost them nothing, and may prove q
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 165 s. Second St, Williamsburgh, n. Y.
May 10, lS67.-lyr.
The above Remedy for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with
a pamphlet giving the prescription and q
short history of his case, can be obtained ot
Mr.. Wilson's authorized agents,
DREHER & BRO. Druggists,
Stroudsburg, Pa.
P.S. - Pamphlets furnished free of charge
Dec. 10, lS67.-3m.
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Special Notices.
PROOFS OF THE SUPERIORITY OF
THE AMERICAN
WALTHAM
w AT CHI ES.

This country has reason TO pc proud oi
tllSs splendid specimen of American opera
siEe genius and enterprise. That II will
work revolution in the watch manuiac-
turing of the world no one can doubt who
examines the Operations Of tn Watham
establishment, for it turns out watch move
mcnts at just al bout one-htlf the cost of i'm
ported movements-beside the unitorm
biHty of the machne-made watches
must give them a great ,dvantage over all
others wherever known. A poor time piece
of the mac inc make will be as rare IN the
future as good one of hand make has been
heretofore. for ma chnery is arbitrary in its
performance. and Can make perfect article
Just as easy one that Is worthless II will
be cause of cohgratulatIon il this highly
useful American Enterprise shall have the
effect of driving out of market the thousands
oftrashy foreign articles mi>calle timekee
ers, by furnishing so excellent and economi-
cal substitue."-N. Y TTmse
1--WE have had one OF the works of this
Company in a case for some considerable
time. and, comparing them with former first
class works Of different mar ufa cture posses
sed by us, they havo established IN our oDin-
ion their superiority over any ever introduc-
ed for correctness as time pieces. The
World.
ave notice with regret (writing of The
Paris Exposition) the absence of specimens
American manufacture, which. although on
ly comparatively of recent birth among us,
is already producing results of the most sat
factory character. The watches manufac-
tured by the Waltham Company are GER
talnly, so far strength, durability, and ex-
cellence time keepers are concerned. as
good anyth ng produced by the French or
Swiss manua cures. " Y. Herald
The beauty, the precision, the greater
cheapness, the uniform excellence OF watch
constructed BY machinery 20 exquisite that
the mere spectacle of ils operation Is poetic,
gradually give the American Watche a
public preference which will not be deceiy-
.ed."-Harper's Weekly.
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
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A Gentleman who suffered for years from
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also attended to at short notice.
Call and see them before you purchiee
elsewhe Compare prices and material.
Furniture chcerfuliy shown without charge.
ID. S. LEE. 5. s. LEE
If Won want Cane-Seat, Wood Seat or
Rush Bottom Chairs, call on
LEE & BRO.
II you want Bureaus Bedsteads. Cup
boards, Tables, Wash Stands, &c, call on
LEE & BRO.
In short, II you want any thing IN the Fur
niture line from single article To a COM
pleie suit, call on LEE & BRO,
StroudsNurg, Nov, 81, 1897,