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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-25

Under the name Of "Shoddy" an enormous
''-"'cc;,st OF materir, now used which was waste
Shoddy wss fist brought into use about 1918 at
Bailey, near Oewsbury, England 'Mungo' was
adopted in The came district bnt at later period.
Shoddy is the produce ef soft wooden rags, such
as old worn-out carpets, fannels, guernseys,
stockings, ana similar fabrics Mungo in the
produce Of worn-out broad or similar cloths of
fine quality, and OF the shreds and clippings of
cloth. According to the Times, the Pollution of
Rivers Commission, which had been visiting
Yorkshire, was thus informed of the origin of the
word ".nungo. A manufacturer gave some of
the materials to his foreman, who, after trial in
the shoddy machines, came back with the re-
mark, 1T Wilma go;' when the master exclaim.
ed, but it nun 60 These old wooden rags are
collected and imported from India, China Tur.
key, Russia and, in fact all parts Of the world
where wooden garments are worn They come
to Yorkshire from districts where plague. fevar
smallpox and loathseme skin disease. extensiyelv
prevail they are sorted by human fingers when
the bales are opened, before being placed in
machines which tear up, separate and clean the
fibre for manufacture; but the Pollution or Riv.
ers Commission mention that Fifty years OF.
perienoe has proved that these rags are NOT n
any degree dangerous to The health Of those who
work among them, although in many Of the
countries whsre they are collected they are be-
Mered to be peculiarly plague bearing matsrials.
The lapse 81 time in collecting sorting and trans
uniting the rags. and the possible dsStruotien Of
any special poison BY friction or otherwise, must
It taken into account The dirt, dust and Rne
particles blown out by the machines are collec.
ted and sold for manure ct from 1Os to Goa. per
ton The shoddy trade is remarkable instance
OF the utilization Of wasted material. Il forms
nearly one fifth in weight Of the wooden aud
worsted manufacture of the West Riding. Nix.
Cd with wool, shoddy or mungo il largely ussd
IN the manufacture Of cheap brosdclothss, finer
cloths tor ladies capes and msntles pilots, whit
neys friezes, petersham, pesjsckets and blsnksts.
A considerable quantity is used in the form 81
Hooks for beds Feltsd cloth il extensively man.
ufactured with it. and used for table-ooyers.
carpets druggets and horse-cloths. From 70 to
20 millions Of pounds weight Of shoddy and OK.
tracts are used in year IL the wooden trade Of
this kingdom. The trade could not b earrisd
on in its present extent without shoddy.-Ne.
.Aa'ics Magasine - D. 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-25

A FACT IN NATURAL HrsroRY.--C amels srs
not common in Ireland, but If you take certain
musical instrument into . certain Irish county,
1t immediately becomes 4 dram o Derry The
author OF this valuable piece Of information has
blown his brains out With an ear.trumpet
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-11

.,..s 49,. IL s.,s rule doss sos sppay to
psr,oss (a) Certainly. hsAsr hsA u 10
ou.,tjon TO What extsnt parent can exercise
his authority over Ais children when nsAs tAsir
,..,orty. he psssstai authority ovr Ne
,.r,o. Of the infant aner u has passed Ger.
tain sgs. 10 Of right rather than Of fset, ~, -
ths Auysrs 81. - jsrs rather thaa = fsrfo.
To illustr.ts-s father has the rightto hOrss-
Whip his son Of twenty wears OF age for Disc
bsying him. bat the courts would not sustain
him In 50 punishiue his daughter OF that age.
To be sure. minor can appear In court only
by his parent. guardian or next friend" (pro-
elsin anil; but public policy which Is made
directly a. the reason Of some Of our laws, and
indirectly - the basis Of them oil, would allow
any one to complain OF the parent tor un-
just treatment Of his minor. when the court
would appoint . prosecutor for the minor.
t3) Probably not, II such restraint means
iorcible restraint, such As Imprisonment. Or
forcibls detainer. "M,ry" Is very well
come-improvei With age. but her criticisms
are rather too caustic for such . clerical sub
ject. Goodness 10 beyond oil price, but when
that Is made qualification alone for theology
cal students, what can We expect Of pulpit
orators"t Simply, that they are no orators,
but more especially chores" and the wonder
10 that anybody can be found to listen to the
Manifestations" Of very many Of those Who
"hold forth" Yet, to neglect attending public
worship because your minister Is mot an ora
tor - Brutus Is" 10 no excuse. There isa
duty which individuals owe to themselves--to
not forsake the assembling Of themselves to-
gsthsr, and 20 much the more as they Sc the
day approaching.
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Tor al
1e<linine.

tried Il, know that 10 cured them; those who have
not know that !. cure. their nsishboT, and nsnd,
that 10 never 0ils through any fAult or negiectot
IL compositiou. We have thousands upon thou.
sands Of certificates Of their remarkabe cures OF me
following complaints, but such cures arc known In
every nclshbothood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted 10 Ill ages and conditions In all climates;
containing neither calomel OF any deleter!oas drug,
surar coating preserves them ever ffesh and makes
them pleasant 10 take, whle being purely vegetable
no harm can ar.e nom their use n any quantity
Internal yi,ccrs q purify The blood and stimulate L
stomach, Bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
Sy scrrscsinS' wherever they sxist such dsrsngo,
ments as are tho nrst origin ofdisease.
Minute dire.tions arc given IN the wrapper on
Tho boz. 70. tbs following e0uplaints. which these
Scr Yy.ps ssis or E.A,s..sls.. Llssiess.
ness. LsayIer and LSs: sI AEEsesss. they
seS and N restore Ss ia healthy toas and acton
For Liver Complaint and lts yaIieus symp'
toms, Hiiions q easla &C he, Sick HeeAache,
Jalndiee or Qreea sieknceI, snSSs
Sss anal n 3: g ss
action OF remove the obstrucucus which cause u
Tor Dy.s:ss,y o. D'.rrsss' but ono mud
0G Ser CSs".ssss%, q cot, Gravel. Pslpi.
; S.ss ana Hs;... sssg should % eoatnucu:i
Tho system. with such change those complaints
Tor for Drcpsy and Drspsseal swellinss they
should be lsksa 10 isrse and frequent doses 20 pro-
FOR Ssppressisa aiarge dose should Be taken
a q produces ne desirc,i eject By sympathy.
AL DiSsses Rul, takc one or two Rttis b pro.
se cos ss sSais,ss Ss Stomach and
bowels Into keAlthy action, reeores TIE appetite,
aad nvtgsrasss ~ System. Hssce u y eftsa ed
OpS Who fssls tolersbly velI ofsa nnds that dose
sSsir eSssssias "a NasvlfhV s6seS q Q No.
W. s4pafs1nA SO 1 nv -sl'
m. 30. Ax11 . co., Fsssssssl< Asaiss,
LoWILL. LLSS., q. q. Il.
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Answers.

Answers.
ASswKR TO ENioNA No. l5-"Always look
on the sunny side."
No. 10.
"FAvius Josephus."
No. IL.
"John Greenleaf Whittier"
ANSWER TO ASAoRAN No. S.
'The busy world shoves angrily aside,
The man Who stands with arms akimbo set.
Until occasion tells him what to do;
And he Who waits to have his task ma-k'd out,
Shall die and leave his errand unful6lTd.
Our time Is one that calls for earnest deeds;
Reason and Government. like two broad SEAS,
Yearn from each other With outstretch'd arms
Across this narrow isthmus Of the throne.
And roll their white surf higher every day"
No. o.
What IL friendship but name,
A charm that lulls to sleep,
A shade that follows wealth or fame,
But leaves the wretch to weep!
ANSWER To PuzzLE No. i5-"You are not
forgo item
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THE ERRORS OF YourH

Those vho suffering from the above should procure
Dr. Hayes New Medical Book, entitled "TIlE SCIENCE
OF LIFE, or sELr-PREsERyArioN,"or apply 10 the
author Of that invaluable treatise.
Impaired manhood Of middle ged people perfectly re
stored Prevention 10 Conception Pregnancy, and Ies-
ularties and all Complaints Of Women fully explained
Illustrated with beautiful sngayings bound In beautiful
CLOTH and IL universally pronounced the best medical
,cork On fAs rorid
Sent all parts OF the country by mall securely sealed,
postage PAIL on receipt Of prioe,-ony $500. Address
Dr.. A. A. HAYES, No. Buhnch Street, OF j. J. DYER
4 CO IS School Street, Boston.
" R-Dr II. can always be consulted 10 the strictest
confidence from O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock In
the evening. iauoiabis secrecy aad certain relief
RxsExsra, No. 4 Buldpoh street, Boston,
opposite Revere House. sply22j
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FOR SALE!

known as the "Chadbourne Farm" on "Deer-
ing's Ridge" In WATERFORD, but . short distance
from the r. 4 II. II. r., and 10 the most pleasantly
located OF any farm In the County. 1t contains
wood and timber, and never falls OF large crop.
IL has large two-story brick house with IL" and
new barn 40 70 with cellar, and all the modern
improvements Water nom nevel.fAiling foun.
Besides large orchard Of native fruit there iss
young and very promlsing orchard or grated
fruit. The stock and arm tools can DO bought
with fArm " desired. This property now owned BY
Joseph II q Paul Chadbourne, can DO secured ats
bargain n applied for soon. Inquire on The prem
ises, or OF Chadbourne Stearns, Saco. us
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iSpeetss'J Notices.
LMPoREAAr no FEMALEs.

LNPONTHVT to FE.WdLEo'
ne eslsbnssd DR. DOW continues 70 dsycts
hh entire tine y, the treatment of AL diseases in
cident 20 the female system. An experience o.
twenty -four ysArs enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the WORT cases Of sup
preston and all other Menstrual Dsrangsments
hon whatever cause. AL letters for advice mus
contain Al. once no. Endicott street. Boston.
m. D-besrd furnished to those Who pish to -
main under treatment.
Boston. June ~. 1867. aryS
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ROOFING SLATE.
MOST WONDERFUL
MEDIoIHE IS DEv1H0's
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALVE.

THIS celebrated ssivs has Eainsd . popularity
within . very bhsf spec Of tine ar sxsssdiss
that Of any othsr article ever introduced iato this
country, nom the faet that its wonderful healing
properties snsurs for u rapid sale vhsrsvsr 10 b
known. It's dinaeslt 10 supply srdsn - fAst -
they come In. although srr.nEsusns on N sssso-
sivs scale have BEN perfected fOr is usnshssars.
csrtiaestss iron sous ofths uese rsliso'e men
attest 70 eus this Salvs he's ssds IN Fever Sefss'
corns. Abess, Burssasd other Kindred dims.is'ss
enough 10 al columns Of this pspss. u zee hsvs
any sort Of nssh vosnd OF ssss, ssrs, % srsise.
uss Devino's saive stopes and rsllefb esfsais.
A BACON, iss Liberty Street, Bidds'ord, ~
MITCHELL, o. Main Street. SseoI 0sssri Agsee'
: = Asd ~ By DIuyS'agsvsu vssrs. -
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ChArsde.


Place but my First. little name,
In union with another, 81.
The solitary one becomes
A helper and brother.
By busy groups Of thrss or four,
Trades various work 10 done;
And in my First again you Ind
The name Of all but one.
When from the world, lee tolls and care,
Fair maidens! 70 would dy.
become my Seeond-rest In psaos.
And set your heart on high.
The twilight veil Of solitude,
Each memory shall cover ..
OF many On early hope deceived.
And many Af<ithless lover.
High DER the storm Of battle heard.
With desp and Stern delight.
The var-vorn soldier halls my Third,
And rushes to the night.
Loud In the thrill OF victory,
Nor sileot, when retreaitng.
Cheerful a. ever, though with hopes
or little but . beating,
Now for my whole id ID thing
OfpainfuI mystery,
Der which the brain Of wisdom aches.
And Beauty's thoughtful eye
Kipdles sometimes with Joy and hope;
Yet both alike confess
That what Il Is. though far nom rare.
'Twcrc difficult 10 guess.
No.. 2.
II comes from regions unknown and amr,
And whittier IL goeth We know not
Nor what Is It's errand-a mystery SILL
Nor what 10 It's substance or lot.
The pssssnt looks ND to the star-bright sky,
And he shudlers and signs the cross.
To his darkened mind the mystery brings
A warning OF war Or terrible loss,
But the student smiles as he watches the train
Flung like 6ery banners abroad;
lie Knows the my ssery bodes no III,
But Il set by the kind good God.
Ger this glorious land We love % well
Broods Of night this mystery AIR;
But il shines to Us like the covenant bow,
The seal cfa Peace We may svsr wear
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Entg1a.
No. la

,.u .omposed Of thirty-ons letters.
a.. m On pa ~ ID an article % apparel.
Nv "a q 10 whore Ne Are oil hAs'soms
TO- , uas II comes only In the winter.
M ~ Is Il an exclamation.
AZ "a d 20 4 10 an article ofdrsss.
Nv 40 ~ Il Il Il . kind of PIE.
AZ q 10 iS3 no Wheel can b without.
NY y =, 10 nc lev possess 10 agreat degree.
NJ is7 10 /. o personal pronoun.
AZ .ho,. il maxim that shosh b kept In
mind BY every one.
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.ARMs HOUSES AND LANDS.

Numerous Farms In u. county q York. ron %,
tnt,s - ss:f IA 4, 80, various parcels Of land
m R;Si.ssrd' SEQ and Ksnne bsuh port, non SIS
% Us per ssrs an .nS;' u.sipg s. s. ssIa o.
go xs.ss' sorues sfMaiu Washinstoa stfssts.
ss1ss Bsiidlss up stairs. so
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An Inraiaasis Msdiefas for tAs
PURIFYING Of tie BLOOD
DR I II p0I,AND'S HJIM0R DOCTOR.

positive remedy iOs oil tini, Of uunors-seroisls
seurvy, Sah Rssum, ErysipelAs Nete Rash, Bos Car
buuces, Ucer and all Obstinate Affections Of the Skin
Nervuri Diseases aud every Tsint Of the System pys-
PERSIA and those diseases originating In the arrangement
Of the digestive organs, Bous COMP alns Neural
GA Nervous Affections llsadaefe, IAnguos, Lss Of APP
petite, Depression Of Spirits, anil Costiveuess.
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CHARLES HARDY


E0R sale or rent by c. 7. SHANNON, No. 05
l. Main Street, (up stairs,. Also, one nne.toned
Rosewood Piano, octave, full round corners, for
sale at low price for cash. ~
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STATE OF MAINE.
.R...,s. ,.l.,,....s,.i. i.....,.., ,s...,a, o,,s


Rsseh.f. That u 70 essential 10 the highest In.
terests OF the state that measures shoud es tahen
at The earliest practicable day 20 ssssnl,sn m.
dustuai school tor girls. In accordance Vim ths
Recommendations OF lion George II. Barrov,' coin
missioner appointed under resolve OF the Lsvt,.
Istufs Of eighteen hundred and sixty.sevea. 10 IN.
yseuxate the principles and operations Of such
rn.u.suons, and With vie. Of securing eo-ops-
coescli are hereby directed 20 invite ana receive
propositions nom any town or city desiring 10 have
suen Insulation located within their limil And I,
Npon me sAms to tho next Legislature.
tApprovsd March 9Th, 1857 .fs,
SrArk OF MAINE, sscRxyAaY>s Ovv,crp
AcausrA, July ia issa ~
pEotGSALS within he cope Of the forsroius
= nssosvs ~ hereby invited. and nay b. vat 70
~ 040 ~ theasysrnor and Coupe,l. u
franklin a. DRKv.-
~ Ssssssasy q slsis.
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Saoo and Boston Steam Boat Line.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE
CAPT. N. FALKER,
will till further notice leave Battery Wharf Dos
ton, for Portsmouth. Biddeford and saco, every
Tuesday ut 8 O'Clock p. u.
Leave Biddefard and Ssco, for Boston, every
Friday ct food tide.
Freight taken at Low rates.
IA. DAY, Agent,
coS.Ro lG3 Main st., Blddeford.
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THE EYE. The EYE.

DIR. Z. KNIGHT has discovered new treat
nsnt for the ME and EAR, By which hs % cur.
Ing some OF the rst eases Of blindness and Deai'
neea syef known. Without instrunanta or pain.
l4 ~ 1l,6i oANo2Rsit,,- .-5.,-4n.7
- ell others sew In uss. 70 ouFss Nshsut kuit,
plsstsr or pain, and heals wfthsut suas! Every
kind efdissase treated with. great suecsss. Hu'
sess eess:ry kind :r.disased Se. -: sysssC.
r. ss. ss.,ss e qnss - as
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and amer the 18th inst. the fine
~ Steamer Dirigo and Franoonia, will
until further notice, runs ~ follows
Leave Galts Wharf, Portland, every Monday
and Thursday ct 5o'olock p. NJ, and leave Pier
% East Rver,New York, every Monday and
Thursday, at4F.M
The Dirlgo and Franconia are fitted up with hne
accommodation for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route for trav.
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In State Room, $500. Cabin passage,
$500. Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
treal, Quebec, HALIFAX, St. John, and oil parts Of
Maine.
shippers are requested to send their Freight to
the Steamers rs early ~ p. M. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passageap to
HENRY FOX, Galps Wharf. Portland.
J. p, AMES, Pier % East River. New York..
Nay 9, 1868. 6coj2l
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Ayers Oathartic Pills,
For Al the purposes Of LAXATIVE

PerhAps no one modi.
cine 10 90 universally TO
CURED By everybody ~
q cathArtic, nor was ever
any before 90 universal.
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, a. this mild
but efficient purvative
Pui. The obvious rea.
son u, that it V . moro TO
liable and 0r more edecs
tual remedy than any
afhar. ThOs0 who have
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E.r e,e Y,ssssss EssAs.
nprYsp ~ a LApY.

a,..s,r,, tAis Ds,~tn<st wsa 10 sofs1 g "a.
,ar.SXL - ssssSSsss saf sss.ers le eseeuse
So.. 5000. No eeSsasssn VII - - % Sesp-
.a.,fs,ss sssS ssssssspssssd ~ As sasss
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED TO remove all desire for to-
w bacco. This great remedy 10 an excellent
appetizer. 10 purpfss tie Mood, invigorates the
system, possesses great nourishng and strength.
snIng power, enables the stomach TO digest the
heartfelt food, makes sleep refreshing, and estsb-
,hes rob Of health. Smoksrs and eAsWsrs Jer siSfy
Uars cured Price Fifty cents. post ftee. ktreat-
references, testimonials. 30, sent free. Agents
wanted. Address Or. 7. R. ABBOTT, Jersey City,
New Jersey. 4w35
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The Grsa. New England Remedy.
White Pine CoInpOunS

Cures Sore Throat Cola coaghs Dptheria Broochfis,
Splitting % HOOD anil Pilmoasry Anections gsosay. II
Iant 20 the TASTE SAFE yes ard effective 10 lie action.
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July 1898.

vsum ny thanh 10 he eitisrus q The cosnty ~ The
lhef pstruoAsc bestowed upon during he past 'af
year and hope, b. stzcs Atsuou 10 busines ve shsn
merit cootinuabos q the sane An pessoos indros 70
ne By poes account srs requested 10 uAAe fnnn.
payEent, and sn having demands assinss ~ ~ rqss
a'G s''''n' Tie ''n' " payment I'M pEARno.
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Real Estate.

se; .. "a SER &. & :;: : sss ; ss
la si ME ISs; c, TN; m S:R ns,.'ss-
/. sA6Surd. He. Ysb. n, 1857.
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EOR BOSTON.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
.ssESA The new and superior ss.golns
AL, having been fitted up ut great expense with a
large number Of beautiful State Rooms, Will run
the season a. fellows,
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland, at 7 O'Clock
and India Wharf. Boston, every day ct 7o'cloek
~, Sundays excepted
Cabin ..".....'...'.'."Si.6
Deck...................
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
May I, 1868. 6coj2i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

A man who had for years carried an old
and cherished watch about him, one day called
on its maker, and told him that it was no
longer useful, for it would not keep time cor
rectly
Let me examine it, said the maker; and,
taking powerful glass he looked carefully
and steadily into the works till he spied just
one little grain of sand. Il have it" said
he, " | can get over your difficulty"
About this moment, by some wonderful but
unseen power, the little grain suspecting what
was coming, exclaimed " Let me alone |
am but small thing and take up so little
room, cannot possibly injurc the watch
Twenty or thirty Of us might do harm, but
cannot so leave me alone
The matchmaker replied: You must
come out for you spoil my work, and all the
more so that you are so small, and but few
people can see you
Thus it is with US, whether children or
elders-one lie, ono lust, one feeling Of pride,
vanity, or disobedience, may be such little
one that none but ourselves know of it; yet
God, who secs all things, knows it, and that
one sin however little it may appear, vii
spoil all our best efforts in his service.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

During the month of November, 1913, a
clergyman and an atheist were on one of the
night trains between Albany and Utica. The
night being cold, the passengers gathered
around the stove. The atheist was very
loquacious, and was soon engaged in contro-
versy with the minister. In answer to q
question of the latter as to what would be
mans condition after death, the atheist repli.
ed, Man is like pig; when he dies that is
the end of him." As the minister was about
to reply, red-ihced Irish woman at the end
of the car sprang up, the natural red of her
face glowing more intensely with passion, and
the light of the lamp falling directly upon it,
and addressing the clergyman in a voice par
ticularly startling and humorous from its
impassioned tone and the richness of its
brogue, exclaimed, " Arrah, now, will ye not
let the baste alone2 Has he not said he was
pig2 and the more you pull his tail, the
louder he'll squale" The effect was electric.
The clergyman apologized for his forgetful-
ness, and the atheist was mute for the remain
der of his journey.-American Messenger
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BY j. S5 j. M. POLAND.
Sneoial llntinns.

A DDREss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBiLfrATED,
whose sunerings have been protractcd lrom hidden
der existence dcsrabc II SOU aro sucfng OF have saf
pred from involuntary discharge what enect does t
dchtatcd, easily tirodi Does little extra cxcrton
produce palpitaton Of The hearth Docs Your liver or
orieri u your urlnc sometimes thick milky. or nocl
OF s u ropy on seitlngl Or docs thck scum rise 10
stood awhcl DO you have spells of short breathing Or
dyspcp.lal Are your bowels constpatodf DO you have
your momory impaired T. your mind constantly dwell.
Ing upon this suocti DO you feel dull lftlcl nopng-
20 get away from every hodyi Docs any little thing
make YOU start or iump Is your sleep broken or re-
on your cheek o. hnght' DO you enjoy yourclf n
aety o. welli 10 you pursue your business with the
selt Are your spirit. dull aud tagging given 10 bts Of
melancholy II so do mot lay ITO your liver oi dys
your knees weak and have but little appetite, and YOU
"tribute this to dyspep'ia OF lvgrcomplaiut
nnl seAua excuses, gre nll capable ol producing "a
weakness OF tie gonemtye organs The organs of gen.
tNei unnh h9t th9e pold dchtnt energetic poricvor-
InE successful husucnen aluaFs Uiose wi0ae gcu.
such men complain of being melancholy or neryoasn,si
or paptutono Of tho heart Thoy are never afraid they
discouraged thuy always polite aud pleasant boo the
company Of ladies. and look you and them right n Che
ness about thom. do not moan th1so who keep The
organs Inflated By running to cxcess Thc.o wifi not
only ruin their constitution but also ho-e they do bus
mess with or for.
How many men, from badly cured dlsoa.o, from the
that state of wcakuoss iu those orrin hnt MI reduced
che Enera ston 90 much o. 90 Induce alfaost oTgrJ
tons .uicdc bod almost cycry other form of dacnse
winch humanity r hGr 90, aui te real cnu.c of he tr0u
Diseases of thee oreans rouuire up u.a off nnrsii.
HELMhoLns FLUID EXTRACT uUCuU b. the great
ureuc nud d. certain cure i0r diseases of tc bladder
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