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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

! The Cabinet was out in foree-The ven
cradle Secretary Of State was in gleesome
spirits, confident doubtless, that his won,
derful panacea of "sixty days would put
an end to all difficulties.
Prominent among the notabilities pres
emf, were the accomplished and facile
/ Fernando Wood - the recently elected
Democratic 5 nator from Ohio, Judge
Thurman. and many other shining lights
/ in the Democratic ranks.
! The intelligence of this city, true to its
rebe! instincts, has stigmatizcd the pro-
ceeGlings of Congress as nothing less than
n revolutionary attempt to su5vert the gov
eminent aud sweep away every 1estige OF
Constitutional liberty.
1t even goes so far, which is not SUR ris-
ing. as to advise thorough organization
of the Democracy in order to resist. III ct
armies, the attempt to remove the Presi-
dent.
1t is not however probable that any
blood will be spilled. In 1861 the Demo-
Gratis joined in the hue and cry which it
was thought could frighten the North into
timorous submission to Southern AFRO
gance.
The attitude of the democracy is as
threatening and bellyerent to-day. The
only safety is i'll Il loyal Congress, loyal
occupant of the War Department.
Had Mr.. johnson been successful in his
attempt to debaueh Gca. Grant. and there
by secured tie absolute control of the ar
my and munitions of war, no one cali say
how, for his madness would have led him.
That there would have been a conflict.
those who best know the character of the
man. can hardly doubt.
1t is because our representa- ives have
fell that Mr.. johnson was wicked enough
to undertake the most desperate schemes,
that they have hedged linn about with ev-
cry constitutional impeachment. Let us
hope that Mr.. johnson has reached the end
of his infamous public career
Let the Senate proceed with the calm
ness aud dignity that belongs to =" the
grand inquest OF the Nation" This is the
only road to peace and however as we may
deprecatc the disturbance, there can be no
without it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

| The Speaker announced the vote and
! the above members were duly elected as
managers.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered n resolution that a
message be sent 10 the Senate Informing
Them that the House had appointed mana
ger, to conduct the impeachment against
Andrew johnson and had directed such
inahagers to carry to the Senate the arfi-
cles agreed upon by the House to be ex-
hilited in maintenance Of such impeach-
mput. and that the Clerk of the House
shall go with such message. Adopted.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered Il resolution that
the articles agreed to by the tHouse to be
exhibited in its name and in the name Of
all the people Of the United States against
Antlie w johnson. President of the United
States. in maintenance of impeachment
against him Tor hi Ii crimes and misde-
nleanorS in Office be carried to the Senate
ny the managers appointed to conduct
such Impeachment.
NJ. Ross suggested to strike ont the
words The oeople of the United States.
Mr.. Pertain suggested that all demo-
cratic members of Congress might be
>,ruek out.
The re- olution was adopted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

HENRY CLAY DEANS LASr.-If any SOL
der can vote the Democratic ticket after
reading the following from late speech
of the Infamous Henry Clay Dean. in Ncw
Hampshire. lie must be strangely wantin z
in self respect
If could have my way, | would place
JET Davis in Congress, where he ria,.tiul-
IL belongs: then would go to Concord,
take all those miserable battle flags from
the State House. and make bonfire OF
them in the State House yard; then |
would 20 all through the North and de-
stroy all the monuments and grave-stont
erected to the memory of soldiers; in
short. would put ont of sight everything
which reminds us that we ever had wal
with our southern brethren. | do no
know as would hang one legged and one
armed soldiers, but would pray To God Il
get them out OF the way as soon as posi-
! bic.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

enough to pay all her debts. But there
must come II reckoning day even with suel
ingenious finanoiering as this; and as this
day approaches, those who are solvent.
resolntely button up their pockets, and
thus money goes down to two per cent
for the number of ''frst-class borrowers
at such tine il small.
The article from which we have quoted
is Interesting to Americans. because 1t
shows that the stagnation of trade and de-
preston of industry from which our coun-
try has been suffering for the last year. Is
not confined to us but extends to every
part of Ell. ope. and is even more severely
felt in England and France than here. lt
is not unnatural or surprising that we
should suffer. for we have but just come
ont of a costly and desolating war. and are
still suffering from 9epraved currency
and many other of the effects of great
and desperate struggle for national exls-
tence. But in Enrope, which is more pros
trated than we are. there has been no great
war since the Crimcan: and il the people
suffer there. it is from the incapaciiy, the
blunde and mismana cement Of those who
assume to rule them. and claim t. do SO by
divine right.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

a ertain doctor asked Diogenes which
he thought the best way to die. 'surely," he
replied, you might have learned that much
from your patiehts."
tg-A teacher, who in fit Of yexaiion, call
ed her pupils set Of young adders, on being
reproved for her language. apol"Sized by say
ing that she WAS speaking TO those just COM
mencing arithmetic.
sJ-Hon Rufus Prince. of Turner, has been
appointed State Prison Inspector by the GOV
emo: in place OF hon. Isaac 5. Small of Wales.
whose term has expired and who declined "A
rc-appolntment.
Eu-A western editor remarks that he is glad
to receive marriage notices, but requests that
they be sent soon after the ceremony and be-
tore the divorce is applied for. lie has sever
VI notices spoiled in this way.
"A lady in Missouri, not long ago, wish
ing to build II fire, and having no androns, used
PAIR OF hOnib-shelis, relics Of Nie war for the
purpose. The shells We're loaded and one OF
them exploded. when the lady, who was some :
what injured, declared she might have eXpec-
ted it, rs it was Friday. She has resolved new
er to use bomb-shells tor andirons Oh FRIDAY
again.
"A loye-born poet thu gives vent to his
feelings;
Were court-plaster l would be
A patch upon her lip,
And spend my life in ecstasy,
And sip, and sip, and sip.
Were l a pair of Spectacles,
| How dearly would prize
| A situation on her nose,
10 gaze into her eyes!
| PROvERBs.-Don't swop with your relash
uns unless you kin afford to give them the BIZ
I end OF the trade.
! Marry yung, and if circumstances require it
often.
4 Ifyou can't git good cloathes and edicatior
too, git the clothes.
Bee ciaritable--one cent pieces were made
Oh purpose.
Keep both ize open, but don't see morer
half you notis.
Yung man, be more anxious about the pedi.
gree yur going tn leave, than yu are about the
wun sumbody's going to leave w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

MIR. ,IouNsoN's PLEA.-The Tribune
says Mr.. johnson bases his defense. AS set
forth in his message TO the Senate, on three
points. viz: First, that in removing STAN
ton he obeyed the tenure Oi-otiice law see
ont,ly. that in the same act he uisObeyed
the law in order to test lis constitU,iondli-
ty: thirdly. that there MAS no opportunity
for him to obey or disoboy the law, Since
il had no application whatever to the case
OF Mr.. Stanton. Mr.. Johnson seems 10
have b rrowed his defense from that OF
the de,eGdent in the kettle case. who plead
that the Kettle in question was cracked
When lie borrowed it. that it was whole
when he returned it. and that he never had
known of such a kettle, and did not be-
/ Ieye there ever was any.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06
DEATH OF Ex.Goy. D,N..

DEATH OF EX-Goy. DANA Adviccs
from south America received yesterday.
announce the death Of Hon. John ". DA-
ma. near Rosario, which occurred on the
22.i OF December. Gov. Dana WAS a n9-
tive OF Frycburg. and was Governor OF
this STATE rom Isl. to 1850 In 1871 he
WAS the Democratic candidate for he s;ii:ie
Office. hGl failed to obtain Il III ijpFitv o.
tn" Democratic votes subs quently he
left this State and took up his re le.Iee in
south America. He died of cholera. ine
circumstances OF his death are rather pc
c,.iiar.
Ms. Barker, native Of Hiram. wife of
Clark II, Barker. Esq. of Rosario, ). A
fearful of The cholera. which WAS raging
IN that place. reirrd Into the country TO
the residence Of Mr.. Milla1. about six
miles from the residence of Coy. DANA
She sent for the Governor to come and see
her. he being an old acquaintance, and to
take care OF her a. she Was unwcil. Gov.
Dana ohryed tie summons and went IL
see Mrs. Barker. While he WAS there Mrs
1 Barker diati. Oh the 2lst OF December, o.
cnoirra. and Within lorty-ei Iht hours AFTER
ward Gov. Dana. Mrs. Mcmillan and
three 9th I persons who had visited Mrs
b.. had followed her into the other world
all Of them being stricken down with chol
era.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06
Town Elections.
TRENTON. March ID. 1868.

TRENTON. March 81. 1868.
Mr.. EDITOR The following Town of
iicers were chosen for the ensuing year.
Viz
Moderator-J. X. Whitaker.
Town Clerk. f.. Young.
Selrctmcn and AssessOrs-lI. s. Bart
lett, X. h. Thompson, II. ). Trevett.
Treasurer and Collector-J. L. Young.
Overseer of Poor-H. S. Bartlett.
S. 5. Coninittee-Richard Perkins.
Constables-J. L. Young, Nahum Ber-
ry.
All Republi cans, by a party vote,wtll
small majorities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

s. u. PETTISGILI. CO., state street, Boston
and 81 Park Row. New York, are eur Agents
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements al
on lowest rates.
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Using Agent, No. | Scollay's building, Court
street., Boston, is authorized to receive Adj er-
fisemcnts for This paper at our lowest rates.
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are ai>p autdo 1izci to receive Adyer;isements
for this paper at the same rates As required by
aTwEEI. & Co. Advertising Agents, la Mtddie
Street Portland, are cur authorized agents TO
receive adycI It's ,ncrts and subscriptions at cur
lowest rates
To CORRESPONDENTS a u communications and
all letters of business with this oee, TO rec I'VE
early attention, must be directed to the EHS'cofh
-imefican.
The American is tho only paper published in the
Comfy, aud has u largo circulation anoung the
most thriving citizens Of the County. " I'll cur
friends in the several towns send rs local items iof
publication? $eihing helps us SO mech All tle
marriages, deaths, accidents, launches Of vessels
building OF school-houses and meetinshouses, OF
any other local Items OF interest
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Matters at Washington

General Hancoch's Order Of RcmorQ
Rerokea BY Direction Of Gen. Grant.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2S.-The fol
lowing was issued last night:
"IIEApo'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DIST, I
new ORLEANS, Feb %. 1868.
ESPECIAL ORDER No A. Extract -
By direction of Gen. Grant SD much OF
paragraph ioar of Special Order No %.
current series, from these headquarters,
as removes the Aldermen and Assistant
Aldermen of the city of New Orleans,
in named, for contempt OF orders
.roal these headquarters. and appoint 9th
els ia their stead, is hereby revoked, and
the members OF tie Board of Aldernen
removed by it are hereby rrinstated, and
viii resume their duties the same as if tie
said orders had not been issued
"sonuch of paragraph ,. Special Or.
ders No. al, current series, from these
headquarters. - appoints certain persons
as mem rers of the Board of Aldermen aud
Assistant Aldermen of the city of New
Orleans, in place Of previous appoinlecs,
who had declined or failed to Qualify. is in
c9ns. qnence also revoked.
''i5, command of Gen. Hancock.
GEO. L. HARrsuFF, a. A. g."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06
Sessions Of Courts.

SUPREME JUpIcIAL-At Ellsworth, commencing
Oh the An Tuesdays OF April and OCT.
COUNTY CoMMissioSEKs-N Ellsworth, ce5a.
Oct.
PaoBATE CorRrs-f.liswort'., 1st We'd in Jan,
Feb Aug, sept. and Dec; 81 Wed. in June; 4t!l
" ed. in April; ith Iues. II oct. BucNsport-lsl
Ned. in aal Sd Wed Ia sept, and Jan. blue
hill Wed in Jul! and Nev.
Coz t:is u4 i.ANk"tffCi ,-....;,W o. III, - lul
day after lst Monday of each month. AJchaS, 81
Monday ii each mouth. Belfast, lst We sncadaS
OF ca ii ino.tA. Eockiaud, Isl Monday OF eaes
ilonth.
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DI-cCGoEy.
RELIGIOUS Services, Ellsworth

Roy. DR. Tennev's Church, Congrcg4tionalist -
Fol, noon and afternoon service: forenoon com
mcnting att past 10 oslo X. afternoon at II past
2 oClacn. Leeur in the evening At the chapel
Eprl>t Rev +. T. Lakewood :-lible Glass; m
der tie direction of Mir. Lakewood. in the fore
noon at - past 10. sabbath school at O'Clock
afternoon service ~ II past ; O'Clock; evening
service at IL rast O'Clock.
Unitarian. Rev. W. II. Sayary:-sabbath school
at ~ past 10 o'clock, \. Nj; sermon at II past :
O'clock, 7. II. Evening VI IL past O'clock
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TIL, Fortisth Congress.
SECOND SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90.
HOUSE.
a number of private bills were passed.
Mr. Boutwell, presented Impeachment
arti les.
The article of Impeachment are ten in
nunber. aud we give the Substance OF al
but the 9th and 10Th. and these in fiill =
|. That \ idrrw Johnson On the 2lst. oil
February iii violation of the teAure-of-of-
flee act, iss,ied an order for the rhih3vai oi
E.iwin NJ. Stanton from the efiiae OF the
Secretary of War.
.. Tint Andrew Johnson on the same
DAY in yiolaii Of the same act. appoin-
red Lorenzo Thomas Secretary OF W al ad-
tnterim.
&. That the appointment Of Thomas was
In violation Of the constitution. 10 vacan-
..y existing ia the Oil &c te which he was
app9tltea. o
,i.,y conspircd with rhonhts and oIher per
sons unknown. by Intimidation and threats
10 prevent Stanton, from holding his on &c
e., Violation OF the constitution aid for t'le
conspiracy Get of JAY 81. 1851.
5.+fTiEit Andrew johnson ut various
II nes before the % n of f. b:li;;ry 1858, con
spiretl with Thomas and others, 10 pre-
vent by force the execution OF the lei'Ie'
ot-ofiine ACT in the case ot oiaiiton.
G. Tnsn Aatlrev Johnson on the 2l,'
OF February coaspircd with Thonia, To
se.,lehy force the properly of the crited
states il, the War Department. i'll violation
Of The conspiracy net and With intent w Sio-
late the tenure at atiito act.
The 7ih aud S.h articles arc merely rep
ctitolls. With >iirI!t verbal changes. OF t1e
Sta aud 6ln. II MAS reported from WASH
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Augusta Letter.

From Or Special Correspondent!
MOST IMPORTANT WEEK OF
THE SESSION!
Increased Appropriation for Schools :.
THO HUNDRED AND FIFTY 7HOJS-
AND DOLLARS ATPEOPRE
ATED FOR RAILROADS,
dc, &c. dc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06
Politics in the Winter.

To get excited about politics with The
I thermometer at a dozen below zero, and
with four ccet of snow on the ground,
seems altogether out of place; and we
have been thinking how the citizens OF
New Hampshire could manage to get up
steam enough 10 get the voters TO turn out
to vote. much less to rally ut the thousand
and one meetings being held. And yet
we are assured that most everybody has
got warmed up in that State. and on poll
tics too. Well, it is a consolation 10 think
that any ouc, this dreary cold winter. eau
get warm on any thing. We are sure there
is not heat enough TO be obtained in all
the dry wood and coal in the market to
keep the shiveriug ones in this section.
warm, ard if it can be accomplished on
politics in an equally Northern latitude, as
here. there is hope for us.
Some of the towns iii this county hold
their annual meetings to-day, and they
must be thnly attended.
MFR. Hale. who represents deluded
constitute ncy IN the Legislature thtn
spoke his piece without the fear Of Mr.,
Hubbard III his soul, aud Mr.. Fessenden of
Auburn ioilowed.-I Portland Daily ar
gas.
Mr.. Hale, our Representative to the Leg
islature was invited and attended the great
Republican meeting in Portland on Satur-
day evening preceding the election Of
Monday; aud we clip the above notice
from the -4rgas. to ask it what it means
by IA deluded constituency We can
not understand why the immediate con
stitaents of Mr.. Hale need be stigmatizcu
as ..delulpd." Mr. Hale has made an able
representative, and has proved more than
match for the Democratic leaders of the
House. ana therefore they could have made
NC mistake in making choice of him 70 rep
resent them in the Legislature. II the
people of Ellsworth are "delulea pco-
pie because they believe in Republican
principles, then are Il majority of the I'm
ion, aud of the city of Portland, also alike
"deiull d."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

The height ofpoltencss is passing around
unon the opposite side OF Il lady. when walk
my with her. in order not 10 step on her shad-
UW.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06

MATRlAioNY MAE EAsY.-A young lady is
in want ola husband. She is intelligent, am
iad-. nd accomplished, but not pretty. She
adysrtises for blind man,
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APPEARANCES AXE DECEiTFUL.-By

" ides walth.
l saw . jewel cleaning in the light
OF the young moon, and as ii lay, afar,
Il seemed unto my dim uncertain sight
Invested with the glory of Il star.
FASTENED on to grasp the gitieiing prize,
But when stopped to take il up, alas
Wfat late was geni-like to my eyes,
found WAS but chip OF bottle-giass.
"AnJ cen thou, Luna" in my heart cried,
"raat shinisi with glory passing fair,
Couid we but closer sran thy quecniy pride,
Thou'dst shine no FIGHTER than that ERE
So, too, yor form, So iauiless i'll its shape.
Might prove luy-iorm merely-a sort of pc
rambuating auxiliary OF some millinery
establishment, of which there are too
many about, on which to display some
new crinuline OIL cape"
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Post CRce Regulations.

Eastern and Western Mail closes Mt o'clock, p
NJ. Branch Mails close l-ith OF al hour before de
partufe.
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Executive Mansion.

Washington, ID. c. Feb. 81, 1868.
SfH:-rhe Hon. Edwin II. Stanton lisT-
iny been removed from the "iii 4 OF Stc!e-
tsry of War. You are hereby atttiio:.zed
ald empowered to act As Secretary oi y AZ,
nd iuterim. and you viii Immediately en-
Ter mon the discharge of the dstie, per-
,ai,iap to that oiiitt. Mr.. Stanton has
been Instructed to transfer To y0i! all res
,rds.. ho, papers. aud other piDae
property intlii>trti 10 his etiar~e.
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WAsu!NGroS, Feb. 90.
HOUSE.
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SPECTATOR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

There 10 neahieg mere easy Of demon.
GlRseiea e6oa that The selling u the omsil
ffuits-stnWbseriss, saepberriee. blackbsr.
rice. sss.-by measure 10 iniast both %
groWsss and sensunses. Indeed, IL 10 %
plaia thaS no dsuonstrasien u needed. The
tsus way = do this selling ID BY weight,
the sans - grain, weol. hsps, and ether
psoduete Of the farm are cold. Indsed, We
believe he peinsipls sheuld b extended 70
Oil ftutts end vsgetabIsA apd evsa 10 eggs.
Such b he custom e0tahliehsa in Paris
and other csntinsntal cities, and il sivss u
nivsrsal sstisihstisn. Thsrs 70 net The
least prepristy in selling The large egss Of
eAs bsahna, Deehings, Etc., by The dozen,
10! the same price that ID paid foe ths d.
otnseivo eege u the natives, Ossolee. Span.
ish and Others. and these 10 etill less nropf.e.
tyin demanding Ne zane price nom She con.
sumner. Ths farosr who aslls his potatoes;
big and litlls together, BY measure. always
gets les than his product 10 worth, for il
il altogsthse likely that the retail dealer
will sssost them whom they come into biz
hands, and After picking out large nun.
Der OF small ones. tho large ones will meas
urs precisely ~ much 70 the lot did toRs,h.
sr and he has large Iss Of small potatoes
to speculate upsn. True. the farmer NAY
do this for himself, and il he il 70 sell bv
measure If 10 greatly 70 hia interest to do
il. In either case the eunsumsrs suffer BY
it. II cold By weight, both At wholesale
and retail. every purchaser would ~ Just
what he paid foe. Again, there could Be
no fraud in using small bsxss o. barrels
fss sspit. The rsselutien pAsssd BY the
Stats Horticultural Society viz: "That il
10 = ths iatsfsst Of both The fruit spewsf
anathe Dssunss. dat all truth y cold
81 Weight siastpad - By bex; basket Or
oushsl. = ~ beeiapi6e Of movement
tAas - Aeps wy b keps up until the
pfseSus unjust sYstsm 10 dsns away eli.
y nsy - thas so1ss snassaent, menieipsl
= Stats. = necessary, y bring about The
fsedls.' bostAs en- saly ~ dsoeby de.
tW01as6 aeieaties. a-A6dns xasvper. e
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TO II ON ri d M n

20 QaatDaniaaa Lessss. = sssquu - Hshaae
-. = e AZ =: - e sslE !.,p, 80 8
1sviss - =. ysaes supssense = ~. e,se,a,s,,
Deds1fssae.hS ksoa ~ Aislaesg hasssG ofa phi.
vsts 8 sonedentA nsllsa end lsdlset eaah,sl 1ssA
6SSsl1ss3 Eess. - EN asssSsS5 3 ssss. I'D
ssls tasteaa is q. iks.ss = ssseis map.
CT VA :. : ess ~ ess 4 ;Sa,
eAge. ~ Aaenslle ffsvaailve. Thdee a.
sising p linik sAeis o1spsik eaa enelees staap
ons Of Re above Preventive. viii g eessy 8 tns
eobje0 o. pseventl0n. An sonespOudeuce conN-
dential. Address al letters 10 J. 5. WILLIAMS
Drawer al. Louisville Ky oefSlA1vlv'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

DoxxELLrs newspapers 1t st. Paul says
washburne is the ''Galsns jackdaw-" 1t
dossn't say that Donnslly is the Minnesota
jackass. Neither do ". Men do not al
ways say what they think Chicago Post.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES,
TRADE MARK
e e e e

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS cos
NRTlC In THE WORLD!
II will not Injurs The most Delieate Skin
lts presence on the face cannot Be detected: ca1
Be removed only By washing; and whom renewed
VIII leave thu skis 6oer smoother and whitse thsA
before. n ssadieGees every diseoeraoa Of ~ Acs.
whether causel By exposure - Tbs wesh OF b. die.
RADIANT COMPLETION OF TuR YOUTH.
single tsiai PROVES oil these statements.
And The entire eafts with which It can b soed.
makes IT, suceeee complete.
GDs Ask for La Roes,-eee that the na0e Of Ia
Roe Co. blown In the bottle. and our trade mark
ct tie top q ehe foat absl. Sold - all Drueaists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar Pc
bottle CHURCH 4 FILM. Propriet6ss.
Hartford, Cess.
p. o. Wells . o.. NV Yssk Geo. O. Goodwin
= Co.. Boston, NAoo.s Whalaoale Aeonto.