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QUtNDY'S & cos PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY

QUfNDY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
finest Collection Of CHRONIC LlTHoGRAPKs ever
econ in Charleston. They perfect copies OF eel
ebrated Works Of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among The collection may bo found sAlvATOR
RUSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, Correggo's Magdalcne,
A. Delncroix's Tide Going Out, A. Dellcr6iIs Tida
Coming In, Turner's Venice Jackson English
See merry, Rowbottom's English Sco2cry. BAKERS
English and Irish Scenery. Views on th> Rhine, The
Jungfraud, The Wetterhorn, Marine Views, and
many Others.
The public ure respectfully invited to cali and
these beautiful Works o! Art. They are offered for
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction ID the price OF F, RcI LAIN PIC
URES. Recent improvements in producing these
pictures enable us 10 now offer them ut early one
la tho former prices, and tar superior. Cali and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE YISITE AND OTHER
rLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial attention given to Children. Also to copy.
ing old Dasuorreotypes and other pictures. Saiisfac-
tiou IN all cases guaranteed and at prices 10
pond with tho times.
STEREOsCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
A fine collection of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINs IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These the first and only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
QUIy yBY & CO,
No. 2s1 KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
November u 3nos
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GDst ans found.

r OsT, ON THE 10Th INSTANT, IN
IL Mcssrs j. X. Read 4 Co.'S. King-srert, q
package containing Pair SCISSORS. GOLD THIN
BILE and SEWN WORK marked NJ. 4. ROBIN
son. The finder will be rewarded by leaving the
same at No. 81 WENTWORrH-Sr near An
son. 2N November Il
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HOUSE WANTED. "A PuNCTUAL ASD
neut aud pleasantly situated DWELLING. Kens
must be moderate. Possession not required imme-
diately. Address, stating terms, location, &C "a
B." 0rErcE DAILY NEWS. September IS
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VIJANTED.-I WANT A MAN TO TAKE
w the AGENCY for Lloyds Great Double Revolv-
ing MAPS or EUROPE AND AMERICA, with the
buck, issued to-day, and needed By every family,
school and library in the land, with patent revcrses
by which either map can be thrown front Each Map
is GO by 6i inches large, with ribbon binding and
doube-.aced rellers cost $1O0 900 and throc years
labor Price So; worth $50. small capital will de
to start with $40 copy be got for these great
Maps send for circular, terms, &c. twenty new
maps under way. j. I. LLOYD
PostoHice Box 122, Atlanta, Ga
November 10 DkC limo
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AtmpBaIs.

nR. j. S. MtTGHELL HAS REMOVED
~ his of1ce and residence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
November
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Tj BAKERS.
COOPERATIVE GROCERY.

COOPERATIVE GROCERY.
SOUTHWEST CORSEX NETTING. AND
MARKET STREETS.
A EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFUL,A
n selected supply of tae NECEssARIEs OF
LIFE, and also the lu1ur.es-WTNES, LIQUORS,
etc-will at all times be found at the above Store,
established under the auspices OF the PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASsOCIATION," and
which will continue and extend the advantages 1;
already offers TO the public. FRESH arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported and every facili.
ty afforded patrons.
The "object' of the Association is, as set forth 10
its charter, "To furnish members ard the pubic
with the necessaries off Of good quality unadute
rated, and at lowest market rates, and from the
profits Of such sales to accumulate capital for Its
members"
Copies of tie Constitution and Bylaws can be
found at the Store of the Association, and all In
quires egarding the practical working of the enler.
prise will be most cheorfulIy an prompt satisfied.
W. u. WMCR, Superintendent.
]. N. WfGFALL, Assistant
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Dissolntiou Of Wupartnersbip.

NOTICE.-DISSOLUT OF COPAHT-
IN NERSHIP.-The firm Of LUHRS & STBL-
LING, heretofore doing business ut the two stands,
corner Market and East Bay streets o. No. 157 East
Bay-sreet, is this day dissolved by mutual consent:
either party is authorized 10 sign the firm in hqui
dation NJ. LUHRS.
L. II. STELLING.
Charleston, s. c., November 2lst, 1868.
November 81
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4 CAKO-TuE SUBSCRIBER BEGS
"A 10 INFORM his friends that he will continue the
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS. on his own
account, at The OLD STAND, csrner o. East Bay and
Market street, and will be thankful for liberal pat
ronage from the pubic and the late friends of the
firm OF Luhrs & Stellng. n. LUHRS.
November % 2*
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THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE "HOME'
return their thanks t. the community for the assist
ancc which has been extended them in their under.
takiug and will be thankful for any contributions o
money, provisions and fancy articles.
Packages from distance will be transported free
of Charge, by the Express Company and Railroads,
il directed to Mrs. II. A. SNOwDEN, President OIL
widows Home. Charleston s. c.
n D-positiyely no Lists for Il:f1cs will be crcli
lated about the hall Chances, If desired can be So
cured ct the respective tables.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Mrs n A SNowDEN, Mrs II WILeoN,
Mrs HU0ER Mrs S VEpDER.
Mrs GEO RoBEnTSoS, M!ss II MIDDLETON.
Mrs SNowDEN, Miss III CAMPBELL,
Miss NJ BoRLDECK Miss L PALMgs,
Mrs. HENRY RAvRSEL Mi.s ANNA SIMPSON,
Mrs MATuEsoN.
Mrs. NJ. A. SN0WDEN, President.
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vce-Pre sident.
Miss NJ. B. CAMPBELL, Sec and Treasurer.
Mrs. J. h. WILSON, Corresponding Secretary.
November
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NOrICE.-THE SUBSC lBER WILL CONTINUE
THE BUSINESS on his own account at the old we'll
known stand, No. .157 EAST BAY where he will be
thankful to SEQ his customers and friends, and will
be glad to serve them at any time.
November 81 E. g. STEI.L LING.
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Amusemsnt.
THnA T R e.
T.v. GILBERT. Lessee and Manager
POSITIVELY FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
UNRIVALLED STIR DRAMATIC TROUPE.
TWENTY TWO FIRsr-cLAss ART1sTEs.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %,
Will be presented the great Scenic Drama,
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT!
aSr For further particulars see Programme.
November 23
rs sIING,
THE SHOW OF ALL SHOWS!
GREATEST CONSOLIDATION EVER
SEEN IN CHARLESTON!
PAVILION AMPHITHEATRE:
Monday, Nov. 80, and during the Week.
SNOW OF ALL SHOWS!
Equestrian Managers. ...LUANDE K co.
Dramatic Manager. JOHN TEMPLETON.
Business Managers. GATES & o BRIEN.
The Management of this Great and Novel Enter
prise boldly announce that IN efectng sc grand and
expensive Comhination-combiDing oil the great
est acts and effects of CIt Gus, DRAMA and SPEC
TACLE-they possess the facilities to excel every
Exhibition of the age.
Stars of Arena-MARTINO LUANDE, Sgnora
LUANDE challenge the World
Lord byrons Sublime Poem Spectacle,
MAZEPPAi
KATE RAYMOND AND TEMpLEION's EN1 IRE
CORPS!
BLACK BEss, Champion wild Horse of America.
BRASS AND STRING BAND!
s1-No charge for Circus Performances
Admission-One Dollar Seventy-fve and Fifty
! Cents.
Tickets can be had at all the great Resorts.
Doors open at halfpast Six O'Clock.
November % 6
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Msftmgs.

ST. CECILIA SOCIETY.
THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF Tbs So
Il. CIRTY will be held at the Hall OF the South
Carolina Society, This Monday Evein0, 23d instant
r. PINCKNEY LowNDES.
Noyember.23 Sec'ry and 1reas'r.
WASHINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.
U,HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
Company will be held at your hall, This Eue-
ming Esd inst, at Seven @ p GGlock p,sS1sely
WASHINGTON AhTILLERY FRIEND
LY SOCIETY.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
n This iMonday) Evening. at halfpast Seven
O'Clock, at the Hail. corner Of King ard Liberty
November % Secretary.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 0, A. F. NJ.
n this Lodge will be held Ta.is Euening tMondcyh
Masonic Hall, at Seven o'clock.
Candidates for the E. A. and L. c. Degrees will be
punctual In their attendance. o,u ,.,,rc
By order W. NJ ROB1. JAMES,
November % Acting Secretary
ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.
YNHE MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND
IL Regular NeeInB Vi Tue SUcl-ly tL ulIs o.
KnG.slreet THIS Evening, ut half past o'clock
CHAS +. WALKER, Secretary.
Go nent.
ITO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
i Apply at THIS OFFICE. October %
RIO RENT, A FINE CORNER GROCERY
STAND on King.street. with fixtures complete
Terms moderate. apply atNo 1S9 EAST BAY.
November is 1mo*
ITO RENT, FOUR ROOMS AND KITCHEN
4 of house il Needua-street. near John. Apply
to r. III. MARSHALL BRO. No. 50 Broad-street
November 81
ITO RENT, A NEAT TvvO-ANp-A-.IALF
/ STORY HOUSE. No. 2 Doughty-street. Apply
at No. 452 KINH, corner John-street.
November 18 WIN
mo REnT, THREE ROOMS ON ONE
i floor, and the KITCHEN ROUM slow, in the
rear of No. 0 PITT STREET. Rent moderate to an
approved tenant Apply on the premises.
November 20
U,U RENT, A PLEASANT HOUSE AT
i No. 19 Coming-street, one door west OF Went
worth-street, with oil necessary outbuildngs. Ap-
ply to Mr. JOHN u. zANoGA, corner King and 30.
ciety streets. Nov moer 10
U,U RENT, THREE LARGE AND AIRY
Il ROOMS IN tnaL Pheasant reSluenCe, w. oo'
KING.ST Rect, two doors bel w Upper City Guard
house." Also, two KITCHEN ROOMS. Apply ut
ABOVE RESIDENCE. November
TITO RENT, A SPACIOUS STORE AT
i the Bend OF King-street.
ALSO,
A DWELLING TOU5E, recently put in thorough
repair. Apply to H. Il. RAYMOND,
November 90 fnw No, 9 Waters reot.
COOPER RIVER RICE PLANTAI ION
" TO RENT.-POINT COMFORT PLANTATION,
on the western branch OF Cooper river containing l50
acres prime Rice Lands, under good banks, and 19O
acres good Cotton and Provision Lands, will be
rented from 1st January nex for one or moro ycars
Lessee to pay for oil papers and to furnish approved
security. apply to
T. GRANGE SI1oNS, Commission Agent,
Planters and Mechanics Bank Building, East Bay.
November Q ma
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Sor Salr.

EIRE ENGINE FOR SALE. "A FIRST
Il CLASS BAND ENGINE built by Button 4
Bake Waterford, New York. in 1860 but little used
12,S inch cylinder, inch stroke; q feet of Rubber
Suction, With Brass Pipes, Nczzles, and everything
in complete order. or further information OF
terms, &C., apply by letter, to
M. II. NATHAN.
No,o,oh on 2
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The proprietor also offers for sale.

The proprietor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me-
dlcina use Each bottle has bis certificate Of its pu
rity. UDOLEAu WOLFE.
Noyember II 3mos
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Dants.

CAKE BAKER WANTED. .-'WANTED,
u q goud CAKE BAKER. Apply to
~ j. c. II. CLAUsSEN.
Eoy.pnber % No. 10 Mark et.street.
CHOW CASES WANTED.--WANTED
y TO PURCHASE, Two large SHOW CASES. Ap.
ply to j. G. Il. CLAU-SkN'
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TSFORMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL
l pROUT. son to John and Ellen Prout, who left
Charleston about two years ago. AL is supposed to
be working in or about savannah Any information
respecting him will be thankfully roceived by his
father, JOHN PROUT, at Richard Hogan's. Charles
ton. g. c. 1m.* November %
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fine Arts.

X Il II At It Il CTI ION
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HEGAR EMPORIUM.

NEWA Z IS EMTUhlU il.
ID SALAS. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON
H. Branch OF the Havana Segar Factory, ala
Valentino" would respectfully invite tho attention
of dealers and smokers to bis very large stock of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS, OF I'll grades
and Sizes excclled by few in this country, and war
ranted to be as represented
sample boxes sent to the country nnG orders e1-
ccuted by Express, c. o. d. or 80 days city aceep-
tance.
70. lis EAST BAY-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
August q mwf6mo
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PERUVIAN GUANO,

0s TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, DIRECT FROM
10 the agent, warranted pure for sale at market
rates. with be oil discount in lots CT five tons or
more j. n. ROBSON,
Nos and Atlantic Wharf.
October 2S DAG wfm1m
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Ifeel bound to say. that regard your Selma ops
as being In every respect pre-eminentiy pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage At all events it is
the purcst possible article of Holland Gin hereto
toro urobtainable. and as such may DO safely pre-
scribcd by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, n. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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rEn nv a GENrLEMAN From

WANTED, BY GENTLEMAN FROM
w the up-country, situation as CLERh Ill
either Wholesale or Retail Grocery store; is ex-
perienced in the business. and can influence trade
Best of references given. Address CLERK, through
Charleston Postofhce, South Carolina.
September II
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TEA. COFFEE. TEA.
COFFEE. TEA. COFEEE,
TUST RECEIVED, FROM THE DIRECT IMPORT.
G ERS choice supply Of the above articles,
which will be disposed of at tho TO lowing low prices:
GREEN AND BLACK TEA tgood). 81 per pound
Fine Green and Black Te3. 81 rs to / 80
Coffee igreen from 30 c0pts upward
Coffee fresh roasted every dsyl. so, 40 and so
cents per pound.
Coffee fresh ground every day., so, 40 and so cents
per pound.
By KRIETE & CHAPMAN,
No. 5l9 King, corner RadcliRe-steets
November l4
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WANTED, BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family for Gentleman and wife; location con-
yenent to Postollce. Addr.ss II. s., Box 434,
Charleston Postoficc. OctODor ~
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ST. CECILIA SOCIETY.
HlaE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF Tbs So
u: CIETY will be held at the Hall OF the South
Carolina Society, This Monday Evening" 23d instant
at half-past Seven O'Clock.
|. PTNCKNEY LOwNDES,
Eoyember 23 Sec'ry and 1reas'r,
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!Ssssssf0u READING.

LITTLE THINGS IN LIFE.-Little words, not ell
oquent speeches nor sermons; little deeds. not
miracles nor battles, nor one great act or
mighty martyrdom, make up the true Christ
ian life. The little. constant sunbeam, not the
lightning; the waters Sloan. "that 60 softly"
on their meek mission ofrefreshment, not 'the
waters Of rivers. great and mighty. rushing
down In torrent noise add force, are the true
symbols Of . holy life.''
The avoidance Of little evils, little sins. little
Inconsistencies little weakne sses, little follies,
little indiscretions and imprudences. little fol-
bles, little acts Of Incidence. or indecisiou. or
siovenliness or cowardice, little equivocations.
alterations from high integrity. little bits Of
woridliness and gayety, little indiferences to
the feelingsor wishes Of others, little outbreaks
Of temper and crossuess, or selfshness, or van
ity; the avoidance Of such little things a. these
go far to make up at least the negative beauty
81 holy life.
And then attention to the little duties Of the
day and hour. in public transactions, or pri-
vate dealings. or family arrangements; to the
little word and tones; little benevolences, or
forbearances. or tendernesses; little seli-deni-
ais. self restraints. and oughtfulnesses; little
plans Of quiet kindness and thoughtful consid-
GRAFTON for others; punctuality, and method,
and true aim In tho ordering Of each day
these are the active developments Of holy life,
the rich and divine mosaics OF which 1t iscom-
posed.
What makes yon hill so beautiful Not the
outstanding park, or stately elm, but the
bright sward which clothes its slopes. compos.
ed Of innumerable blades Of grass. 1t 10 Of
small things that great life Is made up.
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Travel.

"-ruY1 PORTLAND, sACo 4 PORTS
88fsTY[SSR MOUTH RAILROADS. Summer
Arrangement T. COmmenclng Monday, May 9TH, 1885,
pa.sensrr trains daily undsys excepte) as follows
Bddeford for South Berwick Junction, Portsmouth and
Boston at 7.2l AMI $50 NJ and ,. IS and 80 ?.
Returning, leave Boston at 40 A. and 500 and 600
Pm From Portsmouth at go A ~, and $50 and 500
Pm.
BiddeOrd for Portland, at 100 llo2 and ll43A. H.. at
7.l5 AM 92O Returning at 81 and $50 An, and
3.tS and ass Pm.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 81 ?. y.
train TO Boston and 600 r. from Boston, viii via
Boston Maine II. T., stopping Only at Bddeiord henne
bunk South Berwick Junction, Dover, Exeter, Iaverhi
and Lawrence.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, win run via
Eastern Railroad stopping only at Blddefo, Kennebunk
South Berwick Junction. p0rtsmouth Newbuyport salem
and Lynn.
The train leaving Boston at T3o A. NJ does not stop
z. H. u, except 10 leave passengers taken beyond
Portsmouth and South Berwick Junction.
Freight trains daily, Sunday exoeptedQ
FRANCIS CHASE, supt.
Biddeford, April %, 1868. 20u
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Don't 20 about tho world grumbling he.
cause you imagine you arc not treated well.
The chances are that you are treated quite
rs we'll rs you deserve. In the long run
and the run isn't apt to DO so very long
the world 10 just. Make yourself disagree.
able, cross, unainiable, accommodating
and ], lets you alone, which is good enough
for you. Take an opposite course, and !,
treats you considerably, kindly, justly
There is no Justification for il. 1t begins
in a mistake, and ends in unhappiness.
Your regular grumbler can 10 more be hap
py than monkey can teach mathematics
or an organ. grinder play sheet music when
placed before him.
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In q Balloon.

.A,. vou M, dizzy looking down from
, balloon ?" This is a question often ask.
al anil Il. answer |, ,b., dizziness or Gid.
d;n,, |, something entirely unknown in
rrouau,ic travelling, and therein is one Of
the mos, surprising facts in ballOonins.
You look downward with ,l'c same s'eadi-
ness and composure with which You look
offfrom mountain TOP. Another strange
feature Is that the balloon seems to stand
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There Is nothing-no nothing-innoceut or
good. that dies and Is forgotten. Let US hold
to that faith or none. An infant, . prattling
child. dying In Its cradle, will live again In the
better thoughts Of those who loved 1t, and play
its part through them In the redeeming actions
Of the world. though its body DO burnt to
ashes. or Is drowned In the deepest sea. There
Is not an angel added to the host Of heaven
but does It's blessed work on earth In those
that loved Il here. Forgotten oh, II the
goods Of human creatures could DO traced to
their source. how beautiful would even death
appear; for how much charity. mercy. and
purified affection. would be seen to have their
growth In dusty graves.
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Nature will be reported. AL things are
engaged in writing their own history. The
plant and tho pebble 30 attended by their
own shadows. Tho rock leaves It's
scratches on the mountain side, the river
i,s bed in the soil the animal leaves iis
bones In the stratum, the fern and the leaf
their modest epi,aph in coal, the falling
drop makes its sepulchre in the sand or
stone not a footstep in the snow or along
the ground, but prints, in characters moro
or less lasting a map Of its march everv
net Of man inscribes its memories on its Eel.
lows and his own face. The air Is iull Of
sound, the sky Of tokens the ground is oil
memoranda signatures, and every object is
covered with hints which speak to the in.
tetlligent.
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Special Notices.
THE ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Those Who are suffering nom the above should procure
DR. Ilsyes New Medical Book, entitled THE SCIENCE
OF LIFE, or Observation-Disclosures OF apply to the
author of that invaluable treatise.
IMPAIRED manhood % middle aged people perfectly re
stored Prevention 10 Conception Pregnancy, and lvg-
ulArities and all Complaints Of Women fully explained
This book contains 800 pages, printed hne psper IT,
Illustrated with beautiful sngavings bound In beautiful
cloth, and s universally pronounced the best medical
,rerk On tAs r0rid
Sent TO all parts Of the country by mall securely sealed
postare psId. ON receipt Of prce-ony $780, Address
Dr. A A. HAYES. No Dulhnch Street, OF J. J. DYER
a CO Is School Street, Boston.
B-Dr II. Can always be consulted In the strietest
confidence nom O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock In
he ,yroing Isrsoiabls secrecy and certain relief
Rrxssssa. No. 4 Bulhnch Street. Boston,
oppo.,s Revere House sply2s
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TO FEMALES

DIR. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention 10 Diseases OF
Women; lie has made diseases Of woman his stu
dy for the past twenty years. lis practice has
been very e1tensirs both In Hospital and In pri.
yats practice. Ills reputation has vouchers In all
the city papers, his patients and the medical pro.
fession, both here and abroad, a. being the most
skillful specialist here, and thorough master Of
all sexual diseases
DIR MORRILL, Is admitted by the best med.
icai talent Of the country 10 have no equal in the
treatment OF Female Complaints. and Il 10 no unu.
sual occurrence for physicians In regular practice
to recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
af1icted with diseases In his speciality,
Ladies' will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and surgicaly, with private apart.
ments during sickness, and with old and expert.
enced nurses, II they wish.
The poor advised free ofcharge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual Tee, will be answered by
return mail.
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country
once, No. ~ HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass.
y26j
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Many child goes astrsy not because there
Is want Of prayer or virtue at home but
simply because homo lacks sunshine. A child
needs smiles - much a flowers need sunbeams'
Children look little beyond the present mo-
msnt. ia thing pleases they are apt to seek
Il; ifh displeases they are prone to avoid 1t.
II home Is the place where faces are sour and
words harsh and fault finding Is ever in the as
cendant they will spend Is many hours as pos
sible elsewhere. Let every father and mother
then try to DO happy. Let them look happy
Let them talk to their children especially the
little ones In such way as to make them hap