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stamped Co1dWnn, Paa...,

Tuthill has sinst Tpcofved 500 rolls of hne
Gilt aud STAMPED Coll WalI Paper. Thehe.
Fall trade. lIe has BY far The largest stock Of
hne papers 10 The city. 2ws9
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p. W. BInInger. has TIC
greatest invention Of the day, the Yankee
Doodle Clock, almost a Perpetual Motion, on
exhibition ut his Jewelry store, go andseei IT.
Rising's Block, Main street. eept. 23-tf.
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Local Notices.

FARMERS AND BUILDERS,
Look to your interests. We are
now selling for thirty days:
Oak Flooring at s3,oO,per lOOft'
Poplar /" 1926 "
Pine 400
Poplar Siding, 2,15 -" q,
Pine 2,5O to 800;
Dressed Pine 2,T5 to $50;
No. / Shingles $500 to $50;
Double Xxx Shingles, $50, tho best
in marke';
Plastcring Lath ,3,75 per 1000.
Pine Flooring Lum, 2,50 per 100;
Pine Roof Boards |, ,sIper foos
Barn Lumber 2,75 ,
Common Boards 2,50 4" IN
Factory and Yard on the, corner
of Canal and Mill lllstreets. = AN
kinds offactory work done on short
notice, and Is per ct. lower than
any other Factory in the West.
29tf VORYS & BRO.
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OYSTERS /! OYSTERS!

Competitors don't like "Bar-
rett's."
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Two lots in Indiana polls, Indiana.

One houseand LOT on North Broad street, il
the city OF Lancaster. II
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p. w. RIninnnr

has added to his large and fine stock, a com.
plete lot OF Peter Funk's Jcwelry, Fancy
Goods, Beads and everything usually kept ina
Watch, Clock and Jewelry store. [sep. %, IT,
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"LaissIIs,, yioIst INA
somsthing New.

and Ciarke's new Indellihle Pencils are for sal,
only at Tuthills Book store. = rtsta ss2g
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NOTICE

f III 1s lirss'
M OA 2 BIZ
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has I'll liz day been dhly qualified
and appointed ExeeufTix of the estate OF John
Petty, deceased, late Of Violet township, Fair
field county, o. HARRIET PETTY,
sent.g, ls69-2G-s:'' E1ecutrix.
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EnpNNQt FOR the most unique ana
huINlD, spicy Volumei In extstenee
MARK TWAIN's
lNNOCEATS ABROAD,
The New Pilgrims Progress.

An account OF the pleasure excursion Of the
steamship Quaker CITY to Europe aDdthe Holy
Land, with deAcriptiont OF countries, nations,
incidents and dAdyenturcs, ns they appeared 10
the author. while running over with wit and
humor, il stillabounds with glowing descriptions
and with elegant and classical allusions. IS
original IN its style and character, and il no re-
fection or compilation of other books. As
"jId,k T.raiHs B0Ok' tits known and sought
for, and no other will or can conf hlctwith il. No
work offers better inducements TO agents, and
exclusive territory guaranteed send for de.
scriptve circulars NETTLETON CO. l0i
Elm ST., Cincinnati, o.
Sent. 20, iSG9-2m.
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Groceries of All Kinds,
very cheap at Andy Banman's
Bakery and Grocery Store. rs
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-03-19

KIND woRDs.-They never blister the
tongue nor lips. And We have never
heard OF any mental trouble arising IRON
this quarter. Though they do not cost
much, yet they accomplish much. They
help ones good nature aud good will
Son words soi,cn our own soul. Angry
words are fuel to the flames Of wrath, and
make Il blaze more fiercely.
Kind words make other people good,
natured. Cold words freeze people, and
hot words scorch them, and bitter words
make them bitter, and wrathfnl words
make them wrathfiil. There Is such u
rush Of all other kinds Of words in our
days, that Il seems desirable to give Kind
words chance among them. There are
vain words and idle words, and hasty
words, and spltef(il words, and silly words
and empty words, and business words and
warlike words. Kind words also produce
their own image In mems souls. And q
beautiful image IL Is. They soothe and
quiet and comfort the nearer. They shame
him out OF his sour, morosc, unkind feel
ings. We have not yet begun to use kind
words In such abundance rs they ough
TO he used.
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@isfellaueuns.
Married in spite Of Their Teeth.
A CHOICE AsEcporE.

Old Governor Saltonstall, OF Connect.
cut who fiourished some forty years ago,
was man Of some humor, rs we'll rs per
severance, In efiecting the ends he desired
Among other anecdotes told Of him by
the people Of New London, the place
where he resided, Is the following:
or the various sects which have -four
ished for their day, and then ceased to ex-
ist, was one known as the Rogersitcs, so
called from their founder, John. or Tom
or some other Rogers, settled not far from
the goodly town aforesaid.
The distinguished tenet OF the sect, was
their denial Of the propriety, and Script
ralify' OF form Of marriage.
1T Is not good for man to be alone
This they believed. and also that one
wife only should 'cleave to her husband
But then this should be a matter OF
agreement merely, and the couple should
como together and live as man. and wife,
dispensing with all the forms Of marriage
covenant.
The old Governor used frequently to
call upon Rogers, and talk the matter over
with him, and endeavor to convince him
of the improperly Of living with Sarah as
he did. But neither John or Sarah would
give up the argument.
II was n matter of conscience with them,
they were very happy together as they
were Of what use then would mere
form be ? Suppose they would thereby
escape scandal; were they not bound to
take up the cross and live according to
the rules they protested? The Governors
logic was powerless.
He was i'm the neighborhood of John
one day, and meeting with him, accepted
an invitation to dine with him. The con-
versation turned upon the old subject.
Now John says the Governor, after
long discussion on the point. why will
you not marry Sarah? Have you not
taken her to be your lawful wife?
Yes, certainly replied John, but my
conscience will not permit me to marry
her, In the forms of the worlds people.
Very well. But YOU love her?
Yes
And respect her.
Yes
And cherish her as bone Of your bone,
and flesh Of your fleshI.
Yes, certainly, do
And you love him, and obey him, aud
respect him, and cherish him:'
Certainly, l do
Then, cried the Governor, rising, fu
the name OF the laws OF God and of thu
Commonwealth Of Connecticut, l pro
nouncc you husband and wife,
The rage of John and Sarah were OF ne
avail the knot was tied by the highes
authority In the State.
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Dead BEET Aiire.

There must nc some sense In which
Christians are dead to the world. There
must be some meaning 10 the words, ~
rcnouncc the pomps and vanltics Of the
world" 1t Is u faithful saying. "For Il
we be dead with Christ, we shall also live
with him; II we suffer, we shall also reigr
with Him; II we deny Him, He will also
deny u.s." Suppose this faithful saying to
be now generally adopted by Christ's fol-
lowers, (and why should IL not beg) and
amidst n gay and glitterlng assembly, In
some modern palace, two commandments
should meet, and meeting, should repeat
and respond this faithful saying, AT we
be dead with Christ, we shall also live
with Him." Or suppose two enterprising
Christian merchants should meet each
other at time when the tide Of business
was nj It's height, and the mental excite
ment reused to fever heat, and the strug'
Gle for wealth the greatest, and exchange
this Scriptural maxim, ''If We be dead
with Christ, wo shall also live with Him.
Or suppose two fashionable Christian
mothers, when meeting 10 arrange mat
tiers for the Introduction Of their daugh
tiers into society, should repeat this faith
full saying, what strange thoughts would
rise up In their minds, and what rebukes
Of conscience would they feel, or ought
they to feel at the manifest Inconsistency
between this apostolic saying and their
cherished predictions and habitual de-
pertinent!
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o~fy.

Only one drop Of water ut n time that
had found It's way nom the mighty ocean
through the dixie, and was slowly wearing
little channel. Only one drop! Yet II
that child In his morning ramble had not
noticed It, who can tell what the terrible
results might have been'
Only n stray sunbeam! Yet perchance
Il has pierced some wretshed abode, glad
dened some stricken heart, or lis golden
Rgh, found Its way through the leafy
branches of some wildwood, kissed. the
moss-coyered bank where the tiny violets
grew. and caused shades Of beauty to
adorn Its lovely form.
Only n gentle breeze! But how many
aching brows hath it famed, how many
hearts chcercd by Its gentle touch!
Only one stray bullet that pierced the
noble soldiertboy, as he trcd the lonely
midnight round, faithfully guarding tho
precious lives intrusted to his keeping and
the life blood slowly ebbed out, and the
moonbeams fell on the cold face Of the
dead.
Only drop Of Ink |! And yet 10 carried
the news Of death 10 anxious ones at home
and caused the tears Of anguish to trickle
down the furrowed checks Of widowed
mother.
Only frown! But k LEFT sad, dreary
AAha l. q A. - NIL TIA nIIIVeY-
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gAwestcru paper calls strongminded women
.'knights ofthe garter"
Silence IL beautiful In wise man. but how
much moro In fool. .
Christianity Il the good mans text; his life Is
the illustration.
There Is no greatness that Is impervious, and
no character that has not IL blemish.
Prentice says he triss to be impartial. but for
all that he 10 unable 10 look at the negroes sxoeP
on the dark side.
'You seem to walk more erect than usual my
dear SIT! 'Yes, have been Strengthened oy CIR
cumstances.'
The editor who kissed . young lady, saying
please exchange, Is believed not to have eNoeea'
ell the liberty OF the prcss.'
Jo.b Killings says: "when mans dory de-
serts him ON account Of his poverty, he cant get
Hny lower in this world-pot by land"
A Louisville tailor has been collecting large
Quantity of male clothing for repair, stating that
be would nx 10 so that the seams could never DC
seen, They never have, nor has the tailor.
It's an awful thing to feel that all that we pos
,..s i. continually wasting away, and nj the
same time to set our hearts upon 10, without In
curing AFTER something more solid and dura-
BILE.
Civilization is plant Of very slow growth, and
one that does not stand much forcing. There Is
no use In taking Wild crab, mailing Il scientin.
caiiy .yainst the wall, and bidding II bear good
fruit. !, must be grated nrst and allowed time.
Atrayciier In Pennsyivsn,s asked the landlord
II they had any cases Of sun-ssrokc In that town
mo sir,p says the landlord, ''if man gets drunk
here, we say he 10 drunk-and never call tby any
other nams."
.swhy, you'd better knock the door down. What
do you wsntr Och, my dariingi don't let me
wake any OF your family; Pm just usin' your
knocker To wake the people next door. I'm lock.
cd out, and they've niyer o knoeker. Rapi rap
rapi
The fish In Lake Moilychuakemunk, Maine, are
said to be superior TO those OF either Lake Weei'
eyyobacook OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Those Of
Lake chanbungogungamaug. were very fine, but
they all got choksd to death In trying to tell where
they lived.
Don't burn the candle At both ends. Ifyou arr
an early riser. retire early; hut N you seek your
sheets late, don't get mp with the sun. You cant
cheat naturc-uor yourself. Mankind needs
about so much rest, sleep and issiness, and any
attempt To lessen Il II at the expense Of ultimate
vitality and surety sf suffering.
Most people talk more words than IDEAS. Zine
weather tins, very, Mr.. White said Brown, as
they met on State street, when the snow was tall.
ing fastest, and the walks had become excessive
ly nasty. White said, delightful weather. and
no mistake. Balmy and springli like, soon see the
flowers" Both gentlemen were sober, but nei'
Their was aware OF what he said.
At Westerly, X l., there Is brisk rivalry be
tween the missionary OF the Christian Assecia'
ton, and an advertiser OF patent medicines. The
former painted on fence, "whAt shall do to be
sayedT' and the latter put under IL, "Use Is
German Bitiersr' The missionary retalisted by
printing in another place, under "Use-- Ger
man Bitters." the text, prepare to meet thy
Godp
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!SssssfaH Reading.
Is the Night

,n. .,,,, ami .ol.mn night.
,,,,. 81, 60. .,nls m sweet r,,ose.
~ $50 800 ,,,,,,....l .l,h weary woes,
,,av an the .,,.nt hour, of IN. night
Rare their mute anguish TO thy plying sight.
Ih,s.s Thee for the hahn,
Pm. s,,n AMI ho,v calm
WIZ, ,.,,.n NV al d..,airipp .oul Ia filed
r,. so,. a, .,x.e, release
r,. ,.h,.,.,,n,,. or ,s.,c.
,,,,... U.s.. -. -, h,. ,hro,gb IN. temres,
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Special Notices.
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This Institution now publishes the popular med
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This In.titution has just publishei the most per.
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r e"Peabody Journal OF ueaith,0 hrst
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ALBERT IL. HAYES, NJ d., Resident and Con.
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MID IT, can always be consulted In the strictes,
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woop.-How few farmers keep a years
supply on hand, well seasoned, dry and
property houseds How few have calcula-
ted the lcss they sustain In burning green
or unseasoned wood. Even the most
thoroughly seasoned wood contains about
ten per cent. Of water, but green wood
contains at least thlrty-fiyc per cent. I'm
drawing or hauling twenty cords Of green
wood, the farmer hauls nj least twenty
tons of water. or one hundred and twenty
i've barrels. and In burning it green he
loses heat enough In cyaporating the sap
TO boil about twelve thousand gallons OF
water. II Is poor economy, therefore, TO
trouble the folks In the kitchen so much
with the use Of green wood. Let it be
seasoned and dried under cover aud kent
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TIE Great .Nep England Remedy.
DR.. ]. W. PolandS White Pine Compound

Cure, Ser, TAreat colfs, Coughs, DiPtAsrsa, Bros
ek,ii,, Splitting Of Biooi, and Pulmonary fGsef,o"s
generally. 10 10 q r,mHkabi, remedy yor Kidney
Co-pisssfs. Diabetes, D,SeuHy Of Yesfirg Urine,
Bi,,diay from hs KIdasys and Biasdsr' Gravel a"a
other Complaints. ~ ,o.s
PoLASp's WHITE PINE CosPouSp. Amer having
given Il thorough trial we can confidently recon-
mend PoIaag's Waite Pias Compound as q very VAL
liable article for the cure Of colds, coughs and pull.
monte complaints generally. In several case: We
have known II 10 give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had failed. IL 10 an
article which, In climate SO promotive OF sudden
and severe colds rs that or New England, ought 70
be In every family and We are sure hat those who
once obtain IL and give II fair trial, will not
thereafter be willing to be without it-Bo'fon
Journal. -
A VALUABLE MEDicISE.-Dr Poiands waite Pine
Compound, advertised In our columns, Is success,
full attempt 10 combine and apply the medicinal
virtues Of the white Pine Bark IL has been thor
oughly tested by people In this city and vicinity
and the proprietor has testimonials to Its value
from persons we'll known to our citizens. We REQ
ommend its trial In all those cases Of disease 70
which t Is adapted. L. IL for sale by all our drug
gists.-Nsg York f~d,psndsaf.
The WAns Pine Compound u now sold In every
part OF the United states and British Provinces
Prepared ut the
New England Botanic Depot, Boston, Ms.
ysr0
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+. y...,....,, Wedding q. co,ores Circles.

a Fashionable Wedding q" Coiored Circles
The officer of the freedmen's Bureau nj
Greensboro, the other day, ordered ne
gro couple, who had been brought before
him, to be taken befor squire and mar
ried. for obvious reasons. The Justice.
amer explaining the duties and obligations,
requested them to join hands.
Bride-"I isn't gwine to do IL; doesn't
want to hab muffin to do wild dat Niger
Groom-''I isn't ticular bout marryin
wild de gal nebber dubbed dat Niger"
The protest opened the Squire's eyes
like ''two full moons in the harvest" He
asked what was the meaning Of it. jus
then representative of the Bureau step
ped In and informed the Justice that they
were ordered by the Bureau officer to be
married, and that he had come to see the
sentence executed. With this understand
Ing, the Justice told the happy couple to
Join hands, which they did, amer much
persuasion, and the following scene occur
ed:
Justice-''Do You take this man to be
your welded husband, to love, honor,
obey, etc.
Bride-"No l doesn'; not much i
doesn't, wouldn't hab four acre lot of
such trash"
Frecdmen's Burcau-"Ycs, we DO,
Squire. We take him; go on with the
ceremony" ....
Justice-"And do you take this woman
to be your welded wife, to love, cherish,
ETC."
Groom-''I told you dat wasn't ticular
isn't laundering arter dc crow. can LID
widout de gal"
Freedmen's Bureau-"Certainly we
take her-of course we do; suits to a
smlle.-IIurry up the cakes"
Justice-''Then pronounce you man
and wife, and may the Lord have mercy
on your souls!''
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HAKK! HARK
HEAR. We AFFLICTED !!

PROF. N. FERDENANDERz, . Regular Phy.
sicisn and Surgeon, and msn Of integrity. deems
IL his duty 70 warn the peculiarly anIeted agninst
the eItortions prsetieed upon them essss Of Which
abls for his low charges and for his speedy cures
Of any diseases Of the urino-gsosratiye orIans.
All veaknessss peculiar 70 ladIes speedily Isisv-
without bar Of monssrous charges, II y Tor ths
interest Of females 10 consult him. ~ his 10 prso.
ticc peculiar 70 Prapcs and spain.
Ola ohiosie eases prodsesd By nsigrscuce o.
addicted 20 secret habitS OF suffering non semisa!
weakness, can call and learn their case witnos.
Naturalization Good accommodation lor p.u ,ss..
free NSpeosstory and once. corner Of lio.su
ADD Somerset streets, boston enunnos. 70 nas.
Ard street. Address Lock boz 1903 bossoo, v~0s
bours from A. n. 20 3 n. u. Vh
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Iuant TO rouse each sleepy head,
Who stand upon the brink,
Where yawning gulfs disclose the dead,
Who might, but did not, think.
Iwsnt 10 warn the living ones
Who blindly grope along.
Ye fathers, dauyhters, mothers, sons,
What perils round you throng!
Look out, my reader. arc you free,
Or do you wear the markf
Most all are blind and cannot SEQ,
Yea, cropping In the dark.
Catarrh, o demon In the head,
Consumption 10 its son,
&" Kills hosts, yea, countless millions dead,
Perhaps you may DO one.
That hacking. hawking. splitting. shows
Catarrh Affects your head.
Matter and slime In throat or nose,
Runs down your throat Instead.
Your lungs and liver soon will show,
Consumption has is birth,
Catarrh, Its sire. will feed II too,
Till you return TO earth.
II colds Affect your head and throat,
AsNIHiLAroK buyj
Now don't forget what have wrote,
or think this subject dry.
WoLcorT's ASSIHILAroR cures
cdfnrA-the demon flies
IL saves the lungs. good health insures,
And Catarrh quickly dies.
want 10 crafty my friends,
Who wish 10 understand
About PAIS PAINT, Its use, It's ends,
And why Its great demand.
want 10 show you, plain rs day,
Why PAIN PAINT stops all pain,
That tou may never have TO say
"l'll not try paint again"
PAIN PAIyr will cool, but never stainj
Pumps Inflammation out
IT'S harmless on the breast or brain,
A trial stops all doubt.
When Inflammation leaves tho frame,
All pain will cea<e Mt once
Remove the cause, tits all the same
Mono doubts unless q Ounce.
The pores will opo and drink PAiH PAisrj
Absorbents GlI with easei
Restores the weak, the sick, tho iaint,
Tho greatest skeptic please.
Evaporation cools the place
As Inflammation hies,
Hot bio at the abs rbents' base
Males PAINT In vapor rise.
IT'S thus PAis PANT removes all doubt,
Removes tho very cause
by pumping Inflammation out
On this We rest our cause.
Wolcott's Pain Paint Is sold at all Drug stores
.lso, Wolcotrs Annihilstor, for the cure OF u
arrh and Colds In the head. Sent by express .
eceipt OF the money, at ISL chatham oquaie' .
7. II. L. Wolcott. PROPRIETOR %Wio
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Tn bankruptcy.

DIsTRICT Court Of the United States, Dis
)tTict of Maine. In the matter OF Harrison
Richardson. Bankrupt Ths s 70 6,vs no,,ee
MI. 9Th day OF February, by Harrison Richard.
an n Portland, a Bankrupt, praying that he may
be decroed 10 have . full dischargc ffom all hi!
S.Sts movable under the bankrupt Act. and
nnn ,..diny aid Petition, II Is Ordered by the
cpUrt that hearing be had upon the same. on the
th,,d day Of May, AID. 1899, before the Court
in Portland, In said District, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ,
and NAT All creditors who have proved their
dh,s md other persons In interest, may appear ut
MA lime andplace, and chow cause, III any they
have, Why tho prayer Of said Petition should not
be granted. WEI =. rh I m,!.,.
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TrareE.
&a x ESn1It saiI saSS F %1s's;

(fk3s s'R@S MOUTH 1Sa RaiI ia WINE,
Arrangement : CommeDcing Monday, Dec. tn, lsos.
PAsscnger trains daily (5undayp eSoptsD a. fhuswsi
Bddeford or South berwick Junction, Portsmouth and
Boston ct 12i ant o.3o A. y and ,. IS and os3 p n
Returning, leave Boston al 100 A. and 500 and 600
r.h From Portsmouth At go A. n, and $50 and 500
I'm.
Bddsird for Portland, At 100 ll.o2 and 1894 H.. al
IT'S AM 92oP. y. Returning at 72l and $50 4. NJ and
3.4s and as Pei ....--.. ......-..,.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and rndays the % ?. =.
train 10 Boston and 600 from Boston, viii run VIA
Boston Maine r. r. stopping oniy at Bddeicr, Ksnne.
bunk South Berwick Junction. Dover, Exctes, Haveshil
and Lawrence.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. vim run via
Eastern Railroad, stopping only IL biddeford, kenuebenk
south Berwick Junction. iortsmouth hurypo, saem,
and Lynn. ....s.
The train leaving boston At 10 NJ docs pot stop on
L. u, except 10 leave passengers taken beyond
Pertsmouth and South Berwick Junction.
$500 FRANCIS CiIAsE, sapt.
Biddeford, Nor. 20, 1868. 2m