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Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

A DREADFUL ACCIDENT oCCuRlED.a few
miles below Toledo. Ohio, last week.
There has been q skid.ferry running be-
tween Manhattan and tho iron works on
the opposite side Of the river. At about 4
O'Clock on Monday afternoon four women,
three men and a boy started from Manhat.
tan, across the river. The boat also con-
tained meat, flour, and groceries, 1t was
loaded down to within few inches of the
dipping point, yet it was not deemed un-
safe. When the boat reached the east chan
mel of the river, the waves were running
high, and it filed with water. The man
having charge of the boat, Mr. r. Tennant,
of Manhattan, Ellen L. Minis and jean
neatte Allen. of Toledo, were drowned.
Mr.. C. w. Allen, the uncle of Jeanette,
was standing on the shore, about Is rods
distant, when the boat swamped, and Ten
nant shouted to him for assistance. JEAN
nette clung to Mr.. TeDnant. and Mr.. Allen
heard him tell her to let go and he could
save her, but in her fright she would not
let 90 her grasp, and the two went down
tOpnthar
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A SKULL of immense proportions, with
horns attached. was recently discovered on
the Merced River, in Mariposa county, Cal.
The horns are round, smooth, symmetri-
cal, hollow at the base. and permanent.
The teeth are eight on each side, but unit
ed, constituting solid row. The first five
are rather sharply serrated, and the last
three molars are considerably flattened for
grinding. The head and horns weigh to.
gether 32O pounds. The horns measure
five feet four inches in length, and 28 inches
in circumferences.
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SWiveller and the NarchiOness.

SWiveller and the HarchiOness.
Who has not read tho memoirs of Richard
Swiveller, Esq, who always said that there
was young lady saving up for him, and
who finally justified his own prophecy by
promoting the ''small servant" to the mag
ni6cent rank of '.Marchioness, "and ulti.
mately educating her for the matrimonial
honors within his gift ? If there lives the
man who has never read that, We hope, for
the sake OF his innocent family, that he is
either blind or a Chinaman. The rest of
the world, being more fortunate in their
literary recollections, will recognize in the
following little domestic romance strong
likeness to glorious Dicks happiest move,
and enjoy it none the less on that account
Years ago. there arrived in the city
of Louisville. Kentucky q young
man who soughtemployment and was ready
to accept any honest livelihood. Having
neither business experience nor recon-
mendations. he could not gain q position
in any of the mercantile houses, and 30 was
keeper in q popular hotel. Thither came,
bright and early every morning, little girl
having mint for sale, who was always so
neatly dressed, and smiled so sweetly, that
the chivalrous minion of the bottles took
An immediate interest in her. Learning,
upon inquiry, that she was an orphan, earn.
ing living by selling mint and working
for neighbors, he forthwith formally adopt
el her as sister, and set apart q portion
of his earnings for her benefit. Greatly
prospering in his calling, by dint
of developed genius for conooctin5
the most ravishing Of juleps and cobblers,
he was presently able to send his little Ar
aminta to school. Then he sent her to a
fashionable academy to learn all the &C.
complishments of young ladyhood. Years
went by and this Kentuckian Swiveller be-
came master of hotel of his own, and
had friends among the best in the city.
Araminta, in the meantime, had grown to
lovely womanhooe, and regarded her BEN
efactor with such genuine well-founded de-
votion as it is the fortune of few men, e.
peeially ex-barkeepers, to inspire in the bo-
som Of refined virgin. He, it need
scarcely be said, dotted upon her, and so,
like Mr.. Richard Swivel1er and the Mar
chioness, they were married. At the pres
ent time the hero of this true story is one
of the richest owners of real estate in Louis
willie, while his charming wife, the former
mint girl, moves in lofty social cicles and is
the;mother of divers young marquisee and
marchionesses. s.-E1chQnge.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies III tho uso of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
Roughness. Radness, Blotches, Sunburn,
Frecklos and Tan disappear where It Ia ar.
piled, aud beautiful Complexion Of pure,
satin-like texture is obtained. The plainest
features are made to glow with Healthful
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is tho
thing that produces these effects, and any
Lady can secure it for rs cents ut any OF our
stores.
To Preserve and Dress the Hair, use Lyons
KathairOn.
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THE LAW OF MARRIAGE.
The Wife =. l,o yvusf mot Married, and
: who Was Declared Dead, 81 s,till n

Th> NHafs y. l,o xyus not Married, aMsl
Wife.
|. In tho suit, of Mary Durand against
Joseph Duranl, III which Mrs. Durand al.
leses that she went to live With him as his
wife sixteen years ago, on his promise to
marry her; that they eohabited until q yeai
ngos she bearing hun s6veschiltkehj jfAiSa Id
recognizing her as his wife until about 1
year ago, when he treeted her cruelty and
sent her to France, afterwards publishing
notices Of Der death. Judge Eithian yester'
day Eranted thenotidl made on hehalflol
Joseph DaranA- to -vacatG the order
Of his arrest. His Honor holds tina,
the facts set forth by Mira. Durand
constitutes several causes OF action in
which an order Of arrest might be granted
butthe difficulty was. that upon her show;
ing MIR. Durand was her husband, and
|; neither husband nor wife could maintain
personal action ut law against the ether fol
dnmages for personal injury from either. =
The only remedy was suit for separation,
or criminal prosecution. Though accord
ing to Mrs. Durand's statement there was
never formal ceremony Of marriage, eth
or reliaious or civil, yet there was'a prom.
lie of marriage, coi,summstsd lbg living
and cohabitipg together aa huabsnd and
wife for sixteen years. This Judge Fithian
holds to be, according to all the authorities.
sufficient to constitute the couple husband
and wife, and both a,e estopped as against
each other and MI the 1orh FROM denying
the relationship. Though Mi, Dhrana had
repud,rted the contract III marriage, yet
she could not take him at his word. and
rescihd 1t on her part, because marital ties
could not be annulled by mutual consent.
NJ " C,,n -
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FRIEND WALTON: Agreeable to my prom
ise to you when here, I write you (for publ
the good effects Of Roback's Stomach Bitters
upon myself: I had been troubled with indi-
gestion for a long time. attended with severe
headache, particularly after eating, when,
fortunately, an old soldier friend came into
backs Bitte1s. / did 80 by taking . small
wine glass full just before each meal, and to
my great Joy T was relieved at once, and am
now well by their use. I would not be with
ont them at any price. have net taken any
other medicine since commenced using the
Btters. And can say with Z clear con.
science, try Roback's Bitters- they will do all
they are recommended to do-if taken &C.
cordlng to directions. Yours truly,
FRANK II. MILLER,
OF the firm Of Beiderbeck Miller, wholesale
grOcers. Davenport. Iowa.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

sLvEnE lingering coughs are cured by the
,,ss of DR.. Pieroe's Alternative Extract or
Golden Medical Discovery in less than one
half the time necessary TO cure them with any
other medicine. For hoarseness, Iaryngitis,
or ministers sore throat, bronchitis, and the
erything before discovered. Sold by. drug
Rists, or send three and quarter dollars to
DR.. Il. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y., and get three
bottles free Of express charges.
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OF the firm Of Deiderbeck 4 Miller, wholeeal
grocers, Davenport, Iowa.

Phosphorus and Oaisaya, known 20 Oaswell
Mack l. Co.. Ferro Phosphorated Elixir o1
Calisaya Bark. The Iron restores color to
the blood the Phosphorus renews waste oi
the nerve tissue. and the Calisaya gives
. natural healthful tone to tho digestive Or.
Forms, Wakefnlness, General Debility, and
Depression of Spirits. Manufactured only by
CAbWELL4. HAZARD h CO., successors Il
Caswell, mack 4 Co., New York. Sold BY al
DrugRista.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

LIFE AssuRANoE.-The important subject Of
Life Assurance is gradually and deservedly
gaining public attention by the force Of its
own merits. The time 10 not far distant
when the death OF man leaving his family
unprovided for by policy Of Life Assurance
character. It is . duty which every man
owes to his own dependents and to the COM
munity. He who neglects is not good hus-
band, father or citizen. He has no right even
to risk the chance Of throwing the future
support OF his family, in case Of his death.
on the community st large, or on relatives rel YES
and surrey to provide against such contin-
gencies. OF all the companies doing business
the Washington stands second to none.
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4 3 8 s s s 8 s. s s & 6 q

no THE WORKING OLAsS.-we arc now preparcd
q whole Of The time or 1or the spare moments Busi.
- nsV, Hight and profitable Persons Of either sex
0SalT earn from 6oc to @5 per evening" and proper.
ooa by devoting their whole time 70 the business
ts0s and sIl? can earn nearly ss much as That
d bu.as:s Xe make this u%nRsralellsd % offer 70 such
S1aSse d whiting Full particulars, = valuable sample
!1h ~ % % 70 commence work q On and copy of Ihe
kSih nswspapsrs published. All sent free BY mai.
So4d {39 want permanent, profitable work, address
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EXCELSIOR GLASS Cur

EXCELSIOR GLASS CUTTER 10 every way as
good as the glaciers diamond, and not half %
expensive. Cuts glass in all shapes a. readi-
ly as the diamond. IL easily handled. Any
one can use it. Everyone should have It.
Every farmer should have one. Every mer-
chant should have one. Every housekeeper
should have ono. Every mechanic should
have one. The best thing ever invented to
cut glass with. A big thing for agents. Send
$50 and get sample; Agents wanted. Ad.
dress J. Hill, No. II Pope's Block, Chicago,
Illinois.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

they were painfully aflicting, have been radcaily
cured in such great numbers In almost every sec.
to he informed Of its virtues or uses
ScrOfllous poison Is one Of the most destruc.
tive enemies Of our race. Often, this unseen and
sttution, and invites the attack Of enfeeblng or t.
tAl diseases, without exciting q suspicion Of ita
presence. Again, 1t seems to breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
hide0us forms, either on the surface or among the
vitals: In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited IN the lungs or heart, or tumors formed
on the skin, or ioul nicerations on some part Of
the body. Hence the occasional use Of bottle
Of this Sa'saparilIa is advisable, even when NO
dicted With the following complaints generally
6nd immediate relief and, at length, cure, by the
use Of this SARSAPARILLA: St. AsstAo-
II Rhs,;.:. s.asd % Head, R9,.9:eos,'., ss:s Evss'
Sore Ears, and other eruptions or visible forms
Of Seyof.s1o"s disease. Also in the more con:
iss'es fs' Tt Rp:S
the various U7cerosss affections of the musculai
and nervous systems. .,...E
quired for subduing these obstinate maladies by
any medicine. But long-continued use Of this
medicine will cure the complaint. LeMc0s'rhoea
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and nltt
effect Minute directions for each case are fOnnc
apA Cont, when caused by accumulations Of ex
trmeous matters in the blood, yield quickly ;e u
as also Licer Cosnplaisats, To,.pidtty, C0.ages-
dice,: when arising, as they often do, from. the
ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSA.
PARILtA is great rcstorer for the st, engtf
and vigor of the system. Those who are Lam
0std and ListIess, Dcspossdesst. SleePless,
and troubled with Nervo,ss Appsehens siO,es o.
Fears, or any Of the affections sympt0matic Of
Weakness, will find immediate relief and con
vincing evidence Of its restorative power upo.
trial.
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dsrfui o. any ot6sr man. has discovered remedy thai
cures Consnmptiou, when the longs are half Consumed
or estate make men i've fossvsr and leave death 70 PLAY
Tor want Of Wor and = dsdgued % make subunatl
epere bli1sfu paradise 70 Whioh Heaven iteolf shal
So but side ahow. 'Ycu have heard snoneh Of thai
kind ol humbnser1. and DO not wonder that havs
you that Dr. Salea Ca4afTh Rsmody viii poeitvsy esrs
he rovs ~ ChaayyA only assert that which hous
I viii pay o0oo REWARo Ter case os CataEzh that
cannot cure.
Fer Sale by most DruR8jses Everywhere.
PrIcr ONLY 30 GENTS. Sent BY Nail pos Paid 70,
xtv Cnfs -Four faokages for o10o; Or ooe dozen 10.
S1O6. send two cent stamp foe Dr. 4ago'S pamphlet
on oa'"'n Nv. FEfRoR ND,
BUFFALO, n. 7.
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Irritation Of the Scalp.

x.,. ,o.r,x MIaS.syM1<< n r. ssDtsnbeF H. ~
Dear Srs,-l have derived much bGnsAt from Tie uss
4e ysaf Seo.a2s az 80 ih1a *
e ss: ti p.t
dIsly re.noysd the izstaton of solsa9 :tand Iasta
reeemmsnded Il @ several Of ny friends, Who were
too d'sease = JOSEPH HILL JR.
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THE GREATEST 49,
MEDICAL BIS sslNc
DIR. KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA pIsSOLVENT,


R.dsr you may consider this ssrt Of gptssd ssse
SKesa When your Aysten is racked with
RHEUMATIC
nain and you cannst turn In bod
II elair yoQ must sit and suffer In tho morning wish
~ Was night and at night wishing 1t was morning:
NEURALGIA, ..-F,r r.1F
wassn every nerve in your being is like the sting Of
Vaen circulating the most venomous and not poison
asond your heart and driving you to the very verge OF
madness: When you havo tho
SCIATICA, .il:.,. J..
Soe heArwatherne, most strength destsoying, naQsl
it eroaking and mind Cl III hse1ses tAat
6oA adict our poor human nature When you have the
= Ns1r--! IUNIBAGO,
Wing spd Writhing In agony and pain. ugable to turn
louIDelfdn bed, and every movement will 40 to your
lat e knfe; npW tell ma II selief and cure Of sPy
6 r. dsSf r nSa, mot she Greatest
DIRECTIONS TO USE-You Will take tablespoon;
III and three spoonfuls Of water three times day. ana
10! days every particle OF rhepnatic ana neurae'c
Manufactured By DONALD KENNEDY, Q
ROxbury, Mass::
W1OIEaALE A0ENrs.-Fuller. Finch Euier, LORD
/ Anith, r. r. DWyer 4 Co.. Burnhams Van Schaack,
hQl1hart Z EdasA, fotman 1 KIM, Chicaeo; Green 4
D41eoa Rice Rising, Boewotth Son, Dohlncn 4
1eAmidt Milwaukee: McCulloch McCord, LaCrosse
fhs e fsSi Gn4e Soie: RsS s9bst
~ SeesH by all dr,aoists Price S1N =
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Receipts of fractional currency for the
week, $1,007,00O; shipments, .s43, 600;
amount destroyed, $3.50, 900.
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tn i:
TIL .
WEEKtYWiSC0nslN
!'-. FOR n
- - q a.,
.REDUCEDPRI

Tor the year 1870 We have made reduction In
~ price Of single subscriptions Of Is Per cent,
enabling oil persons to get tie paper at sl6O per
yoaE, and clubs Ut reduced rates.
We have made arrangements TO publish several
SERIAL stories during the year. commencing with
~ oFiaiual story Of
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

PERsoNs In want Of Trusoss oupporters Artificial
Limbs, Surgical Instruments can bS supplied at
maker'e prices. 9g addreaans N NORTON. Dr1Sgist
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OVER THE PLAINS
~ MIoNoNETTE.

=.
70 b followed BY others during the year, any one
q which would cost more in book form than our
peies Of subscription. While the WISCONSIN, win
eoatinus its devotion to Republican principles, the
Dabaishsss do not intend 1t to be partisan journal;
ba4 raahsf . FAMILY NEWSPAPER, full of welcome.
reading for the fathers, mothers and children Of
evsgy household in the Northwest. u
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Noees for December, addressed to the Feeble
and DebilhateG.

This 10 trying for nvalds indeed for all who
are blessed with robust and iron ramsa
Gold has upon suddenly. sealing up tho open
poess and sealing mas it seeds Of disease that
nay have been lurking in the system but which remain
"a uAdsveloped long the waste matter Of the body
and al acid and unwhoesome huuoFs were freely dis
charged BY evaporation from the surface and through
tAs bowela :. >ssa<E7*s@ . -
A tonic, apsrient and Alternative medicine is now
assdsd to invisorate the vital powers, depressed BY
ow tsmperaturs to stimulate and purify the secreons
81 10 At the body to endure without Inconvenience.
pain o. danger, the sudden climatic change which
uahess In the winter.
TIE only preparation which will fully meet this almost
aniversal need, and which will thoroughly and safely
perform the important work. is the leading tonic and
altssative of the age. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BrTTERS. ia
This popular specific improves the appetite, invieo
rates the digestive organs regulates tho flow of bile
soRches the blood Gains the relieves constipa
oo. promotes superficial circulation and evaporation
and being composed slowly of wholesome vegetable
s0snts with pure stimuant as their dusive vehicle
nay bs taken BY the weakest without fear The flavor
p basEsssble, for although the B1TTERSare potent
nedicine, they contain no nauseating element j
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

MANY GOOD man leaveth IN Inheritance
in the Washington Life Insurance Company
Of New York.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

AQEMTS MAETED everywhere to soil the AMERI
NkNEEI1M0 MACHlNE, the only practical Family
k1e4an4 Machine ever invented. Prioe 25 viii Knit
249 setteAss Pr minute. Address AM EKICAN KNIT
TING AAOAlNE CO., Boston, Mass st. Louis, Mo-
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ERR0R9 OF YOUTH.

A A0ENTLEAAN whp suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
h ndiscrstisn wil for the sake Of suffering humanity
sod ss to all who need it, the receipt and directions
Dsss Wishing 70 profit the advertiser Sexpsrence,
saA DO % by addressing, IN perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No n C.a1ar stroet. New York
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":~s JOSEPH BURNETT e. COs,'s5i,s>v .,
Pfoprietor ~ Central ST. Boston Mas
FOR SALE BY: DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE aysd 3d2
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OVER THE PLAINS,
nv NN,oNoAerve
COMMON SEkSE!!

ees GENUINE IMPRoMVEDp Wei p.t coMMuN % . sENsG sa !as
est inducements to Agents. This is tho most popular
fS1tnG Machine Of the daymakes the famous "Elastie
Lok 8Ntch"-w do any kind Of work that can be done
% ~ Machine-1QO,0O0so sold and The demand con
xAy increasing Now is the time to take an Agency:
Add.s. sECoMB CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh,
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Pine Tree Tar Cordial.

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D1na snr00 Y0f l.n1610
i ul0 41V0 ~ gu VUl u0ls
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pceserVatiVo al we'll AZ Curative.
80 wo o~ 49, SSA w..
not only TOT tnef abeolnt9y oqHa6v 60E foc their
Rdess R%sdiesnss =! Hsoeids 20 esidss1 so@' p "'ShA61
NAlahvo%>d al rr>,, <ha TYu;o~ !
-< V0s0UIaV0U ~ SVoI tAo V4lO1s
THE PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL not only restores
the ock 10 the biom o hosit6 hnt It fori fhe Sem
sxsinst subssausnt attacfs q '''''''
Malienant Affeotions.
The array Of isssoss of tia lunsu and throat n
the baisamic and tonic peuosrtieS al 6r WS6ssfs- "
De- W-.> M N>.s:,
-. kae Atoo AZ CVI0Aa4
Sas Ts IS.s 49, saS aesa Sysn;n ss
OSo.S Az taaGs0S1 1apao ~
poMeI1 fso@ tno vcy nE.t ne dsbahtated Victim OF
nO1s0a. os1eS LysxeS uAs e ~ Io4oa a1Sn0 80,
SDHM H TMsmsa nee1nS N ~ 1afo4So ~ cnMeo
c,S ~ = pS5e osSoss nssass1 sna resniar
s1Ss !s q rssa11ns 1Po1 % as patient me
~ o.see wniie ne i9nfs retain any
sa bfN 81 n WA aR x1en S1 que 4 y
~ atSsc's 1A1 a r. 4. r. 10
which o. esssfol g patients have felt duty
~ - b h.1u 10 tS aud lat th.,r .hua..,
HOM VIZ nsve 9es., HnI se. seI p.S
sns s1 1.ve D"e9 ~ H ~ nS
taoy C3t 1vA4le s9u.seAvoc " ~. sa1npAs
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!: Ayers 4! Sarsap apa!r'j'l]:la, il
-HoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
The reputation this. al

T0e repuCatlO1 tu6 0x-
cellent medicine e6yoys,
is derived from Its t3 seq
many Of which are adly
marvellous. InveteraEe
cases of Scrofhlous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofhlous affections ard
disorders, which were az.
gravated by the scrofu.
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called, ore nse,elys0is1,iwoshy $tuG,!
}soM as d bece,:oge.e::: i ;Dr:. Rodack''&
Battels are not q Jeue1uge IN any
sense Of the aoord, but contain the
most enpensive di'aHgS; k'.os0,, To-
science for the radical cure Of
indigestion and Dily$pepsia, and
! to,: aN,: eases: s. sv1te,e, a. tonic oud
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

the front Of the house. 'as if tie earth had
opened and swallowed her up, wo never
''she must have found tho gate open and
wandered out" suggested DR.. Hutton.
''She might have strolled down to the
waters and been drowned"
The banker fixed his burning eyes upon
the physician's face, and whispered:
II said We never saw the poor child
again. did not say we had not heard of
her. She was lost on the 9th of August,
1854. For year We thought her dead.
But on the anniversary of our loss we
received written message concerning
her.
"A messager' cried DR.. Hutton, start
ing.
"A mere acrawl-a single line in hand
evidently disguised" said the banker.
"Here it is."
He produced dingy scrap of paper from
a drawer in the table, and held it mp to
the view Of the physician. who read as fol-
laws:
"August 0. 1856. Jesss. la. hal Jesss''
DR.. Hutton looked, with q puzzled dir,
from the scrap of paper, which he turned
over and over, to the countenance of the
banker.
II can make nothing of this" he de.
| clared. 1T is merely date, with the
name Of your lost daughter. 1t tells me
nothing"
''Nor did it Us, at FIRST" said Mr.. Preble.
''Then that name and that date, with the
demon laugh connecting them, set us ia
thinking. A whole year We agonized over
the dreadful problem, and then we received
another message, which you shall see."
He thrust second slip Of paper, identi.
| cal in shape and appearance with the first,
before the gaze of DR.. Hutton, who read il
aloud:
august 9. 1855. Yoxr Jssss still ltsss."
The physician started, as if electrified.
"Ah! this is something deAnite-some
thing decisive" he muttered. 1T con
vinced you that your daughter was still
living"
''Yes, DOCTOR" said Mr.. Preble, '.and
every anniversary of that day has brough,
us some message. The disappearance o.
the child, mysterious as it is, does no,
seem to me half 80 strange as that the vii
liam who took her away could contrive tc
communicate with us every year since. and
always on q particular day-the anniver
sary of that on which she was stolen
without our being able to discover who he
is And q still greater wonder to me il
what can be his motive. 1t seems inored
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|RobacRs ,s4un-
|aeAr bBi i.ers,
| a1hliEe all other
| |Bitters in the,
market, possess
| intrinsic merit,
4 igoul R;ffaa.e cn1
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

Il, SEE .'Ihe Little Corporal among adver'
tisements.
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No Other Compound

~! BOTTOM November o4, 1850.
Aesssa JOSEPH BURNETT l. Co., Boston:-g
Gertsenes II have heenb oeveuyoexN Aftee uaips
one bottle Of your Coeosins my bald pats q covoeed
49, ass ssd tasci e
mined to grow - .*!C &c.. -
Vssy truly your obligedana cedisht servant; 1sii
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With improved direct attachment warranted capable
cutting over GOO feet of Oak flooring per hour and
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