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EVERY FARMER,

gardner and fruit grower is invited to send for Betts
improved Fruit Tree and Vine Insect Destroyer and
Invigorator," improved and patented June 3D. 1865
after eight years experience with the old nvigortor
Having purchased all the right title and interest in
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United States, am now prepared to furnish samples
to test, with view of selling ''State,' County and
individual Rights" as soon persons having
for this invaluable preparation satisfied that it
will do what claim.
When applied the preparation penetrates every
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prevents the creation of any destructive insect 1t
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successfully prevents tn from committing ravages
orchards crops 1t will kill the Peach grub and
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Samples with directions for using, sent to any part
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Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

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Nervine Drops.
Price 81 per box, or 3 for SIS,

Directions and advice printed in French, German,
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Ask for Didey's Specific Pills and Nerri1'e Drops,
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proprietor LEONARD EFERSHAM,
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For a club Of Sixty, and $500,

one of the following articles: Revolver shotgun
springfield rifle AZ yards sheeting, pair honeycomb
quilts, cylinder watch yards double width water
proof coaking, lady's double wool shawl lancaster
qnilt alpaca dress pattern. engraved silver-pated
slx-bottled revolving castor, set of vory-handfed
knives with silverplated forks pair of Atwood blank
cts, pair of ALEXANDRIA quilts, 80 yards print
settles quilt, double eight-keyed accordeon Websers
National Pictorial Dictionary 600 engravings 900
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Terms to Agents.
We send as commission to agents:
For q club of Thirty. and $500,

of the following articles musket, shotgun or
Austrian rifle 20 yards cotton, ladys fancy square
wool shawl lancaster quilt, ACCORDION, of steel
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pattern, pair ladies' extra quality cloth BOOTH one
dozen large size linen towels, alhambra quilt honey
comb quilt, cottage clock white wool blanket Is yards
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BELoIT. WIS, March, %, Is

bELOIT. w 49,, March, ~, 1909.
The undersigned officers of the Rock
River Insurance Company of Beloit Wis
consin. having been intimately connected
with the Company, and acquainted with
its business affairs from the time of its
organization, take pleasure in stating
that never has there note, bill or draft
upon the said Company been protested,
nor has ever one been presented for pay
ment without being promptly paid at
maturity Nor has there ever been
Receiver or other person appointed to
directly or indirectly to wind up its affairs,
nor has it ever suspended its business
Tor want of adequate means to carry the
same on successfully. But on the con-
trary 1t has always discharged its obliga-
tons and trusts with promptness and
hdelaty and is at the present time in sue
cessful operation and was never in a more
Hourishing condition.
Very Respectfully &c.
B. A. CHAPMAN. President
Z: ?. WHITFohD, Secretary
!. 4. CfsAP,iAN. Treasurer
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Important Sewing Machine Statistics

The following interesting statistics We gather from
returns, made by the several manufacturers of Sewing
machines throughout the United States. The figures
which present show at a glance the wonderful
growth and great Importance of tins branch of Amer
lean manufactures. 1t viii be observed that
pany alone has produced and sold within the year
forty-three Thousand machines. 1t is somewhat re-
markable that during the recent sagnation in trade
this businass has been but slightly, if at all affected
But below the figures.
Sewing Machines manufactured and sold, per
quarterly returns for the year ending June 10TH 1867
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ONE ID. EARLY ROSE sent
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EARLY ROSE, sent by mail post
paid, IS 90. Best Spring Wheat
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most productive Corn; wonderful
yielding Oats-white and black ~
weighing As pounds to the
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Hogs the great Feed Cutter Send for the Experiment
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sTHE MAN WHO LAUGHS

For WHICH the French pubshers PAID the distinguish
ed Author 10000 francs.
This novel has been in the authorss workshop for
twenty years, the idea of it having arisen in his mind
contemporanaously with that of Lies Niserables," NJ
Hugo here tries his powers in field, that of
English history and English character, of which he
has been a student and observer during his Jersey
exile.
advance
Terms for clubs may be obtaiued of the Publishers
Specimen copies sent gratis upon application 45-lm
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ra Call on DIR. EASTON of Manitowoc Wis, whom
you can consult free aud he will give you candid
pirto;s whe.i care is or is not possible. 1413
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NorE.-This is all of this interesting
story which we have space to publish.
We presume it differs in many respects
from the account in the Ledger, but our
readers can correct it after reading that
paper. The reader can supply the little
minutae conversations, ETC.. which is I'M
derstood. b. Gazette.
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DEAFNESS
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Noise in the Head Discharges from the carr Capafrh.
Fits. Asthma, Rheumatism, Neauralga and removes
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hold the v,ce-Bip3 as the Baron is called
but e ra P so as wors never esn be
otherwise than astupendous performances, ana "hns
n The millions have rolled about IKE pans om p,,
lizard board, II has been the dawn OF q new era on
France and Paris s no longer the foul city OF twenty
years ago. Murderers and thieves, obscene novels
tho thor The 'scumn and the ''dregsh GAS
man politely defines man lower than hmselD nave
these even are Continually distanced from the centre
by retreating ba7ftres There are no sheds now Tor
tin, nail and rag sellers round the Louvre, no show.
,soss at So SsnrS CLOSE e
era times day, and every bit OF tinse every shred
OF silk every rejected nower IL scraped out OF cor
ners with as much precise neatness as careful
Foreigners who are not called on to pay the bill
appreciate this sumptuous cleanliness and compare
the choked up parts OF their respective capitals
the Paris OF Baron Haussmann. In doing so they
are less eensortous than the French and wish they
could have q Project at home hewn out OF the same
piece which formed the baron-one who would have
things dine for them IN dens, and rookeries, and
dals inthe sewers and gaspipes. Much more pre-.
with dlsernment, and there Is little doubt that such
purifying reforms would take place II the fear OF
twenty years, despotism over civic funds did not
throw old water over civic enthusiasm. None but q
bold MEASURE however, Will effect what has been
extortet here; but progress is with the bold.
The present question before the churches is the
quibble about the cemeteries and the straight line
when me Baron has Planned again through the
re , cry the
no small trouble TO prove that the new road could
as well be circuitous as straight. One orator,
NJ. Maurice Richard, says that the public feeling
having )een manifestly unfavorabe to the straight
line through churchyard he had hoped the project
OF boulevard in such holy place would he sus-
pended but 10 the Project has had 376 tombs re-
moved instead OF twenty-three and he had no right
TO these dead bodies. Somehow or other the Baron
thinks ne has right 10 every thing, therefore we
shal nave another interesting debate at the Palais
Bourbon.
This political gossip must not engross too much
space as would have been interesting to expatiate
on the immense hubbub raised by the projected new
cemetery served by rail out OF the department of the
Seine, at Merysur Oise The idea OF defunct service
Is most horrfyng TO the French, the profession for
the dead has called forth all their animadversions;
municipal cemetery eighteen miles from the capital
could only proceed from such o dlabollcal soul as
that Of the Project, and all the other surrounding
questions about guards, stOkers and mechanics be-
ing undertakers or dressed in funeral uniforms,
have led to what IN the opinion OF your correspond
ent Is an eccentric and original ableau OF the human
mind.
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FRANCE.
The Imprevem vn,s of the French Capital.

The Iuprovem ents of the French Capital.
PARIS, March 81, 1869.
The debates whicht have recently closed OF the As
sembiy, with tho acc rptance Of the City Of Paris
Loan bill by asa VOTES 70 Il, have not little con.
tributsd 20 rouse d,Wmant suscepubilites. Mr.
Haussmann the m agnt1 cent potentste In not loved
nv Parlsians He las never concealed that he has
no sympathy with them; and still, although his
financial rreguariti.s % have been exposed; though
II has come out, Through disclosures from NJ.
Rouher, the Minister OF state himself, that the
present Indebted states OF the city owing TO the ex.
raysgant proceedings of It's Project the people
aware that the great man IL apeolved and may 20
on sppropuating as before, while another direct
loan Ia contracted TO the amount OF Els 100000 Of
which the interest win be paid ~ N. Haussmann
may think It,
But this question Is not over IL will come before
fhe Senate for ratification, and then IL is the Baron
proposes 70 have his say In answer 10 M. Rouher's
speech afsthe Assembly. ~ VIII be . warm meet
fng for thePrefeot knowing that he ia Supported BIZ
che Emperor proposes TO call his Colleague 10 40.
count for nayNg "droppedn him In order 10 save the
government. y
Many are the Wmou In circulation Concerning
Ministerial changes,e One 10 that M. Bsussmann has
scnt In no less than three designations since h.
began demolishing Parts, that the two rst were r..
turned 10 him BY the Emperor with requests TO keep
his post that the last the Project sent In, after NJ
Rouher's detection, has been kept BY his imperial
Majesty In case OF urgent pressure In the future but
shat Napoleon ILL., OF his own Tree viii never intends
parting from hls firm and attached servant. II
would appear very criminal Jost now 70 up
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Steamship Co.
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Canal boat @ Satteriy, Cady PHILADELPHIA
ARRIVALS,
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY IT, lS6a-TRlPLE SHEET.


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sailed 5S, :Sip on;:ns Porter, Maaatan; sosh, bark
's,;ssi "a ss:ss :s as a sss;,.s Berry c.
ssl.a.shlg B.icaIg BIZ Edgar, Liverpool r.r II.
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CeArefShip CheyAlier, Queenstown; barka John Els
Liverpool Helene sligo, lreAnd schr sophia Nassau
sArILfsA Ga. April Gin port bArks Mary Reed, Wet,
for nonisviaeo, Edh Randall from Charleston, arrived
.h for Non,sdso brig Charlotte Buck, 0os, for Canary
fssnda
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TAUNTON, April is-Arived, sehr chas Z Lowering. sta
pies, Hoboken.
WILMINGTON. NC. April Is Arrived, steamship voun.
a,s.s,s.mshls FAIRBANKS. syors.
wIcksoRp, April h-ssiled, sehr johnson, Smith,
Philadelphia
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win be the following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1891
Resolved, That after April ls6e the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The Office OF the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JEANETTE IL al Whitehall slip All from
and consignees the masters OF
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Guetave Dore viii not exhibit his famous painting
"Christ leaving the Pretoryr at the salon OF this
year. He will send Landscape aud portrait OF
Rossini after death. when asked why he does not
10 may appear finished. he wishes 10 work another
year on Il before II 10 seen by the public.
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