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street. Boston. every other wsd.s.S.E m Tin
sI' ,ts,pirunstsr The price :! $s once hours o.
sssh civ nom "A. n. 70 Pm. $4,000 ro,,,
IL rneS 4, ~ a % nss bottIs, OF Si5 half So.sn Nan
S,sIs Piils Is cents . box. y: .; oVVDMns ~:
~ Hsaavsr street, Dostoa, Wholesale sgsn". fos
ale By oil dftgyistA
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the third member OF the firm, longing to
rejoln their families, and feeling that they
were rich enough, proposed tn sell out.
They did 20 for 100000 each, and the
rich ex-private was the principal buyer.
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DR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
a Hood Puriner and Regulator.

Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint
Nervous Affections, bseasss Of the Skin, Consump-
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarhea, and Diseases
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
ohes and Electric Hair Restorer, lsS aiAstroet,
Charlestown, Mas. For sale by all druggists
splyos5
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| DIX psrirulahy Invites an IAdIes Who pssi Mo-
Icai or Ssygioai adviser to call II his Roons, 81 kdou
strvst, Bstoo, Mas which they viii nDi Arranged h
pR. nix having devctod over twenty years N this
bcaneh az the Treatment ~ al disses peculiar 10 uAks,
h 10 nor coocclsi BY an (h IN this cosny md ksfvps)
that he exorts a Other known ISscuuooer IN ne NJ,
suiy arui edtruai sestrs~nt of an kmAbe oompaainu.
lis mcdcises ere pvparai vih ue espfc.s pnfps OF
removing MI diseases such deiy, veshpfss, unnsts-
raj supprssloos enisrsupenu a the womb, siss
charges which now IRON mosod aats o ue osn se
Dcrto, n NV FULLY prvparci treat In bic peculiar syt
both mcibosy sni surricaiy, all dtseAss q us fnsss
ses anil they are respectfully invited 70 oaiin
No. II Endieots street, Bestos,
An Ietsn requinog advice mns' ontan QUO dollar 70
Insure answer.
Bska, Jan. ., 1909.
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.N,esc .aaresstse,ssessss.

4 AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Secret History
4 OF THE CoNFEDERkCY.'
The astounding rsr.latios, and ,tariIinp
diseIosurss, made In this work, Are creating
the most intense desirs In the minds Of the peo.
pie to obtain u. 1h. seerst political iniriosss
with the Hidden .Mysteriss from ;.Behiud m.
Sceues In Richmond" are thoroughly reniiia.
ted. Send for Circulars and zee our term,
and full description Of the work.
Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co.. philsd.lphl..
Pa. 3W20
TslNc TEA-Blsck Dragon Chop
Natural Lsot, perfectly pure t7sing Hsai-
fss purcl
Prepared witAost any eoiortng or foreign
substanes.
Cured on Porcelain tnot copper, ortr a
slop fire.
Delightful favor, ereseding'y po~ertul and
sirong.
Combins all the healthy virtues Of the Tea.
plant
Mandarin, andhighT ela" Of naiive' ".
no other. ...
This celebrated Tea was 6rst introduced herr
by the ORIExfAL TEA COMPANY, In May, 1868,
when the limited quantity imported was rapid
ly sold, at the high price Of 81 80 pound II
met with suck unqualified approval, and the
demand for Il from all sections Was % great.
that the Company at once made arrangements
10 procure 0 larger supply. upon more hvor-
Abe terms, for The future; and they have just
received the first invoice for this year. which
win be sold at the low price OF 81 10 pound.
at which (but little over half what II cost one
yenr ago,) Il 10 the cheapest Tes known; and
the Company feel that they cannot too highly
recommend Il to oil who drink Tea, Is Il pos.
sesses the flavor and strength, and the sooth.
ing, inyigoraiing properties Of both Black and
Green, without any injurious quality; being
chemically pure and free from coloring matter
or any foreign mixture. II will suit the taste
and please all who lore Tea.
This tea Is put up neatly In pound parcels.
90 pounds In . chest. with the price. $i:lo
printed on each package. The Wholesale price
BY the chest is 81 90 o pound. and orders from
Families, for chests OF 30 pounds or more. will
be filed at the rhoIssaIs prics. Parties living
In towns where We have agents can slWsysget
this Tea from them.
Like ali other goods sold by the Oriental Tea
Company, this Tea 10 warranted to give entire
satisfaction; and parties ordering, can 90 %
with the full assurance that II the whole or any
part fails to suit, It may bs returned ut our ex-
pense, and We will refund the monny. ,r,. ID.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-As matter OF eouve-
nience to the public, We are arranging with
Apothecaries and other Merchants oil over the
country. to act as Agents for selling our Teas
and Coiees In their locality, as our warehouse
prices Our profits are small. but zoe gire
over .Jour-,tis TO agents as Communion. We
want an Agent In every town In the Union,
and will send full particulars, terms, price
lists, &C., upon application by mall from trs-
ders desiring It. Aidres
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY.
lw2O. Boston, Mass.
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~-u1 PORTLAND, sAc0 FORTE
~ MOUTH RAii10AD-summes
Arrangement Connepcing Mooday, Aay "a, iso9.
trains leave - fo,10wsi ~
BIddssosd Sas South Dsrvisk Junction, Ptnouth and
BnsSsn e e.sl ant ESQ A ~ and D. ~ s1d - 2. =.
Rssurusg, eave Boston at 10 4 II r., and 500 and
400 p =. Prom Portsnesth ~ 1000 A. ~, 2oo. $50
HtSdeIcrd ior Portland Il Has a. n, Al, f1t AMI
s.Nr, n, Rsturning Al ais and spA.x.,nd as' and
On noodsys, Wednesdays and rhd.ys IL . % ,. {.
,,sIn 10 and frum Bosom win run via Eastern Railroad
.orns Gals q saco Bkidsec, keunebank, South Ber'
vief Jancioo, Potsmoath, Ne.bsrypo.t, sslem lSnn
On Tuesiays, Thursdays and Saturdays VII run vie
nostoo Maine u. r., stopping oniy at Ssco Btidssord
Ksnpebunk, South berwick Junction, Dover kxeer iA-
yeshIl and Lawrence.
min Is.vss Biddesbcd i< Portland and lntsrmsiaie
s,st,oos daily at 13o An Returning, kaves Portland
for Bddeford st 50r.h.
.e.soo h run over The Eastern Raruad On Mondays
Wrnesiays and Yrdsys and over The Boston and Maps
psrosd On Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, leaving
Pcrtiand and Boston a 600 P:1.
p,ideford, April %, 1909. 2ou
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cfcctnal
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
,cih the gloss and
freshness Of yo,aA.
Thin hair Is thick
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STATE OF MAINE
, .,.,,,. =. +. Stat, J,s. .,t,,ai Selooi6s, 06h
Co,,.rt,er.hIu Nesiee.

We, the uriersirpci, have this day fmed ccpars-r-
ship upisr the arm nsn,e a ro~e Fr-t and yin carry
ca ihe CARRlA0E AND SLEIGH BUSINESS st The al
stsui u lSulrdcAl ro~ic, concv II rerrs. srd Main
struts, s~co. Ne. IVORY u. TOMLE.
-isEu, Ill GDO. W. rnOsr.
saco, April I, 1859. lou
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STATEMENT, JULY II. 1858.
ASSETS.
United States Stocks, (market valuel $iOa 90 90
Bonds and Mortgages, (City ofN. York, gT,pO %
Brooklyn City bonds, tmarket value), 25,is7 90
Virginia state Bonds, (msrket valued li,7OO 10
Cash deposited In New York Guaranty
and Indemnity Co ,(at interestl. 5000 90
Cash on hand and In Bank, lO,ial %
balances due by Agents, tsecured). Rs,tIs ~
Deferred Semi. Annual and Quarterly
Premiums in course Of collection, 56aei 81
Interest scorued, not due, aA0 6
other Assets, 33i9 u
Total, siosoaa 81
LiAsiLiriEs.
Amount required 10 re.insure
out-sta6dlns risks - llo- ..
mans TAble-5 per cent, $2i3,2oo
Unpaid Lossos, not due, 1900 $SspoO %
Surplus. saIo,4aa 81
R,t,o of A..sn to Liabilities, 1911 to 100.
Number Of Policies in force, a.9ai
Policies Issued since January lst. isss, LIS
THE UNIVERSAL
Onsrs the following Original and Popular Plsns Of
tst TAs Rsfsrr PysRssm Pia~ upon which
Policies Issued NJ rates less than those charged
by mutual companies gusrasfssfng the returp of
all premiums paid IN addition to the amount In.
I. TA, Rsdsefiss Of Prsmism Pa. by which
Po,icies are issued st less rates than those charged
by mutual companies, gsarasf,sing Q ,ed.eiies ef
Eity per essf. of the premium after the third IN.
nusl payment
JULY 1e, 1893.
The managers Of the Uairpssi feel great sstls-
sS1 sssg holders saa x: x: i%Si SsS Is.
Company in condition Of prosperity and strength
that 10 highly gratifying. and which has not 10 70
believed, been surpassed BY any mutual company
Assuming the very low rate Of Interest ofyfrs
Ger espf a. that 10 be realised on its investuenu
In the future. u nevertheless 10 qeaiiasd 70 rein,
:nrs M ,s.s ss nSs
ssrri.s Piled ged for the additional protectou Of
M Msss s., ;1y,. o. ,. i.sr IT.
y J. no. os,sa 70 n. ss souSs"y ~
susS success In the nee Of ths uaussai diaaoul.
ties which the Managers bad 70 contend against,
70 truly gratifying. and is TO them, mott Iessssf;
the principles upon which the enterprise 70 based.
To the Agents Of the Company, by uhoss seal,
industry and intslllg,rce, this gratifying re,rlt
has been achieved, the Managers return their sin
eere thanks and congratulations. 't.,
OffIcERs,
WILLIAM WALKER Presidenl aF
HENRY ]. fuRBkR, Vice President q
JOHN H. BEwLEY, Secretary. I..l s...'..
CHARLES X. PEASE, Assistant 6ee'y.
D. PARks fAcKLER, Consulting Act'y.
EDWARD W. LAMBHRT, II. H.. Ned. Kx'r.
ALEXANDER q GREEN. Solicitors. p
n. II. G. HOOPER,
General Agent icr asane and Northern New
Hampshire. 6u
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
Important Certificate.


Having been afflicted with chronic disease OF the
digestive organs. described by physicians ~ en-
lafrement OF the liver and Inflammation OF the
stomsch,) for moro than ten years, snd sunered
what words can never describe, without 70
lief rum the most celebrated medical skill that
could be consulted, was Induced by the phyilcian
who last attended me 10 try Dodd's Neryfne
and InviEorator. IIe had witnessed its ef'scts,
he said. In his own practice, and could recommend
II In the highest terms. had lost faith In every
thing but I followed his advice, procured the
medicine. The effect inspired mo with hope;
continued its use. and ttlll improved following
IL up I rrew stronger, and suffered less and less
from my troubles. This Tor some monthf-un'il
was relieved and needed u no longer. Doddt Ner.
vine restored me to complete and sound health
and no language 10 able 10 express the gratitude
feel At being we'll once more. an thoroughly
cured OF the horrible suffering that had made ten
yesrs of my life most wretched. No one can con-
sovery. X. d. LIBBY,
......r .. g. Paul, MINI.
For Sale by all Druggists at One Dollar bottle.
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yMiSCelluue0sss.
Farm for Sale.

r WILL SELL sell my Farm, two miles from the
/ Post once, on the Alfred road. consisting OF eo
acres, we'll divided into pastursgs. tillage and
woodland, with good and ample buildings thereon.
wells Of water, kc.. cuts 10 tons OF good English
Hay, u we'll and securely fenced, has always been
heavily dressed, and no iarm In this county 10 In
trees, part Of which are In bearing condition. ls
near 10 school house and church. The woodland
will be sold separate. II desired. FL Terms easy.
Biddeford, April q, 1869. 10
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Anaeriss. and Foreign Patents.
.,t- r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,


r.f, <s,.t of tks Us,fsd Siafss Patent 06es. EssA
isgtow. sRtsr tAs L<f Of isU,
~ STATE ss., opposite kilby st., Bestss,
. YrER an extensive practice Of upwards q 20
A wears. continues 10 secure patents In the Unit.
ed States also IN treat Btitain frnnos an1 etbsf
iorsIxn countries, Csveats- SPECIFICATIONS, Domds'
Assignments. and oil papers or drawisEs ef rss-
& Rs.ssrcsss sss made Into xmsriean and Yor.lsn
vovks 10 dslsrmips the validity and utility of
PsieoI oi Inyentions, and legal and other sdvies
rendered on . 10 matters touching the sans Copies
ius 10 =" one dollar. ASH snnsnis recorded IL Wssk.
Ne xssssy n iAs U.ii,< sisiss yssssss.s ss,srs.r
EseR,iiss Js' stisfsiss Psfssn7s' sssufssa'ss ns
psfssistti1I NJ tsosstsyas. nls.. u GO
During. eight month, the :ubseribsr. IN the
applicstions, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EykRY ONk
ol which was decided ~ las Jsrssby the Comu,is.
siones OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Edty - one Of the most eassiis
sad .ssesstfsi practitioners with whom have had
"'"" CHARLEs MASON. Cour Of rs,snn.
81 have no hesitation In assuring Inventors tbst
they cannot employ . man more ss-Ssfssf ssS
piications in . form % secure Tor them an ssriy
EDMUND BURKE
Lats Com'r Of p.tsss..
.Mr r H. EDDr has s I,6s A. 9, 81 ne shieh r.isnt.
hsvs besn ,ranted. and that one 10 ses SssSssy.
Sncs .nmists sbIs proof Of great talent and ae,-
NV on bIs pait, Leads me 70 rseo"mssa s n 49, W.
y:n.Sr. 70 .pPy .s 5 s% "t S.,ISa sss moe, s;hsi
si,sssiss % % %S...S.sd their e.:,. .sd :, y:;E -
sonseIs nse.s enyi yss. !, 1863. iiys
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nor BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON
r. Tho new and superior sea-golng
.Gze&sEc,tesmers Jons BRooks and MoaI.s.
an. having been fitted up at great expense with
large number OF beautiful State Rooms, will run
the season ~ fellows
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland, At O'Clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every day Mt O'Clock
r. NJ, Sundays sxceptedh
Cabin hro. .....s.......s.....'.$!'O
Dock....................
1' L. BILLINGS, Agent. .
April %, 1869. Aa
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Legal Notices.


To the Honorable, the justices ef the su.
"a vitSin and Tor ths County OF York and
atsi. oI'Msins' on the third Tuesday OF May,
o;sh,.on hnnS,.S and Al Istv.nIne,
es" '.s.sa,, n,.,-, 4. A.. c.,,.
SARAM M. sIsSON, OF b,eaeIou., ~ Wy SHung Gaas
y OF York and state OF Maine. vic 2, osorSe
and Eves this nonolsole Ios,. ~ ~ naoema IN
SIsson. Al BIddeford Aforesaid on the nrst day ol
Pshvusrv eighteen hundred and sixty light, and
has had by him one child thst your iibellant
sInos tbeIr intesmsrrlaye has always behaved her.
sell % iaithiul chasts ana 49, ~ - y
wards the said oeorge o'sson, ~ ~ ~. s.s'
ue0rgo W. Bison, wnoiy resn es .' in.i
!iage covenant and auy, M uea -. yvss ~. III,
iant Win exusme ~ G 49, ~ si'son hss cs"si.
intermaIIaRehns -. "a I'm '.i ~ suIta hv pso.
negiecsea. .ss ~ Snn, iihsiIsnt or IN aid her
vtde ior ths suppcnc' yUu' % Ia Gsn,s. W Si.son
10 sny msnne. M, @ .ha ~ .,sS iessins her no
aess.sa nc. w.e ~ r,nv,Ss hsS'eii nm any sun.
money VI mssss "P'o''u' "'
PVn y, ecm ~, ,,h.,,.,t o,~vs r,,ht and ius-
W.vSvshyvst vst. iIonosshfs Eourt In the a Yer.
si.s M snnn6 di.srssicn' m m mail be deemed
rss son.hIs M nTonsr oonduciye 10 domestic hsr.
monw consistsnt wIth the pesce and morality OF
society, may decree divorce from the bonds of
natrimcny between the said libsllant and hsr snld
husband. and that she may se gsrmltted 70 tAne
." ss M ,u.s S.;., And and ySSr
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRIoH sl.oo.
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SICO AND BOSTON STEAMBOAT LINE.

Suinmer ArrnnG
- STEAMER ENTERPRISE Capt
EzS-CN. II PALKER, will, I'LL further no
lice. leave Battery Wharf, Boston, for Portsmouth,
Diddeford and Saco every Wednesday, ut O'Clock
p. N, Leave Biddeford and Saco for Boston every
saturday at flood tide.
Freight taken at low rates
Biddsford, April ., 1869. ls' Main Street.
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STATEMENT, JULY II. 1865.

IA. bs..,ss Of tAi' ce~Pary q ereia'ioeiy eerSnsd
TO tAs Imsufanes Of FHst-Ciass Hsaifhy Lives,
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n. n. G. nOOPl

Hampshire. 6u
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~ iissd bills printed q, this e"ss
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JULY 10, 1909.
OffICERs ,

WILLIAM w.LkRR. Prssidsnl ss
HENRY ]. fURBkR, Vice President. f.
JOHN n. BEwLEY, SECRETARY. .l.l s.a'..
u. PARKS fACKLER, Consulting Act'y.
EDWARD W. LAMBHRT, N. H., Med. Kxr.
ALEXANDER d GREEN. Solicitors. ~ q
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Saeo. April I, ls69,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-26
CHRoM0S
z. & II. 7. ANTHONY & {

I.ss essHtfei ppr.s, that ssinru.A.s sm
M ob rsahrs a. sas trHih their
sa. L'ats berla VsHaa and Reus .apply
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-26

The reputation this eX-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofn-
ious contamination until
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
/" |.
cellent medicine enjoys,
...... ~ - is derived from its cures,
<H x = y many of which are truly
IsA.Aa.Tfj marvellous. Inveterate
Lzry cases of Scrofulous dis
Ash ease, where the system
~ Csl seemed saturated with
~ e1FsA corruption, have been
g. -, purified and cured by it.
~sz1s Scrofuous affections and
- -ss~ssTtz@ disorders which were ag-
- "a grayated by the scrofl-
tous contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every Sec
ton of the country that the public scarcely need TO
be Informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison il one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undcrmines the constitution,
and invites the attack Of enieeblEg or fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again,
1t seems to breed infection throughout the body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into other OF its hdeous FORMS either the
surface or among the yitals In the latter, tuber-
cIcs may BIO suddenly deposited in the lungs
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, OF it shows
its presence by eruptons on the skin, foul ulcer
atoms some part of the body. Hence tie occa-
sonal use of bottle of this Sars0roailIa is ;.i-
visablc, even when no active symptoms Of ditca2s
plants generally find immediate relief aid, sc
length cure, by the use Of this S4RSfP4RJI-
Ia: st. A,,thony's Fire, Rose OF lips ileIass
letter, Salt Rhen1,, Scaid Head, Rinatror1n.
Z Sore Eyes, sore Ears, and other efnruons or
visible forms of Scgofufous disease Aito ia tie
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, DioYsn,
Heart Disease, Fits, IIitcIsy, Neuralgia,
and the various T7ccrons affections Of the niiscu-
lar and nervous systems.
syphilis or TeReypdI and Ne7cytriaf Diseases
are cnred by Ii, though long time is required for
eubduing these obstinate malades by any medicine.
But long continued Of this medicine viii cure
the complaint. JcUccrFI0ed or HLites, Uterine
TTccrntions, and female Tiseoscs. eons-
monty soon relieved and ultimately enied by i'm
purifying and inyigorating eject. Minute DiFec-
lions for each ease are found IN our Almarae, sup
Piled gratis. RheHiHafisnt and Gont, Wien
caused by accumulatjors of cStrancous nFtiers
in the blood, yield quickly 10 il, as also Iiror
Complaints. Torpidify. Congo sfscr or Ie,I.oin-
mdfiosof the Iirer. and .f0VrHice, when arising,
as they often do, from the ranlling poisons In tie
blood. This SdRS4PARIITA is great To-
sforer for the strength and vigor OF the system.
Those who are JanGn;d and Iisffcss. Dcsyon-
dent. SIee1,Fess. and troubled with Nervous 1fy-
yrehsnsions or Fears, any of the affections
symptomatic of WeokHess. viii ind immediate
relief and convincing evidence OF It's restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
I,r. y. c. AVER 6 CO., Howell, gTass.,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD TY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
sold by Dale Sc Kellogg.
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Marriage Guide.

DEING private instructor for married per-
kp sons, or persona about to be married. both
male and female, in everything concerning the
physiology and relations of oar sexual system.
and the production and prevention Of offspring.
including all the new discoveries never before
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Nj. ID. This is really valuable and Interesting
work. Ii Is written in plaid language for the
general reader. and i Illustrated with numerous
engravings. All young married people. or those
contemplating marriage. and having the least i'm.
pe,liment to married life, should read this book.
Ii disclOses secrets that every ohe should be ac
quainted with still, 1t IL took that must be
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dress DIR. WM YOUNG No. 4t6 Spruce street
above Fourth. Philadelphia.
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uIusITiOus Chinnmen-The CeIestiuIs, SinEman
and ChnychOu, Entertained in Chicago -Chay-
chou Makes "a seem of Speech'-Burlin-
game COmplimented.
CHICAGO, Aug 7.-Messrs. Singman and Chaychou
were entertained at private banquet at the Sher-
man House last evening, which was attended by
leading citizens. j. NJ. Richards, President of the
Board of Trade, presided. Speeches were made by
Mr. Richards Alderman Wicker, Hon. N. ID. Judd,
A. G.. Could of San Francisco Joseph Medill, OF the
Tribune and ChaychOu The speech of the latter
was gem 1t was as follows:-Eleven years ago
came from my home IN China to seek my future in
your great republic. landed on the golden shore of
California utterly ignorant youranguage, unkno En
to your people, stranger to your customs, and in
the minds of some intruder that race, and also
my presence deemed a positive injury to the public
prosperity; but, gentlemen found both Kindness
and justice; found that instead of the prejudice
which mad been formed against us there flowed
deep, broad stream OF popular equality; that the
hand Of friendship was extended to the people OF
every nation. anu that even Cinnamon might live, be
happy, and successful, and respected in America.
gathered knowledge in your public schools.
learned to speak as you do, read and write you
DO, to act and think you do, and gentlemen. re-
Oice that Il is so, that have been able 10 cross the
vast continent without an interpreter ,applause),
that here, in the heart Of the United States, | can
speak to you in your own familiar speech tell you
how very much ] appreciate your hospitality zap
pause) how grateful feel for the privileges and ad-
yantages | have enjoyed in your glorious country
and how earnestly hope that your example, enter
prise, energy and national generosity may be seen
and understood. . e and understand II, as, by our
Government. (Appause)
MIR Burlingame had done much TO promote good
feeling in China towards the American nation. He
had made himself well acquainted with the authOr-
ties in Pekln, and had won their confidence to a
markable degree. He is an excellent man, and be-
leve If his advice Is received ana acted upon, China
win soon be the cordial friend Of all the commercial
powers of the earth. Already we are doing sOme-
lining in the way Of progress and modern improve
ment. Steamboat lines have been established on
our rivers and the telegraph This wonderful soye-
reipnty of our Western Hemisphere where the peo-
pie rule, where everything proclams peace and good
win 10 all has taken the lead, and China must now
brush away the dust OF her antiquity, and, looking
across the Pacific behold and profit by new lessons
ductye of good results to all Of us that the two
great countries, East and West, China and America,
NAV be bound forever together IN friendship and
that a Chinaman in America and an American m
China may find like protection and like consideration
in his search for happiness and wealth,